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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13
FRESH GROCERIES,
Jnst Received :si No. 40. Main st.
RICNMOVD IVDIiVj


r II. MOORMAN is now receiving aud will
- . constantly keep on hand, fresh supply OF
F0 nm iIy Groceries.
uch Coffee, Tea, Sugar, spices. Fish. Rice.
Cheese, Table and Common Salt. Mustard, Can
dies, Rsisins, Indigo, Starch, Vinegar, &c, &c.
Also, Tobacco and Cigars of different varieties
Quccms ware and CrOckcry-Ware.
lie has also on hand general assortment Of
Qsce nsware and Crockery- ware. such as IS COM
monty used.
Hard ware aBal CHtIcry.--A supply
Of Nails, Shovrls, Trace C,,ins, &c, together
with an assortment OF Table gallery can be
found at this estab bisi,rn-ut.
Prov 6SiOlss.-tI Tie keeps for sale Corn Meal.
Corn, Oats, Dri-d Ec-f, B tcon l.,ri. Potatoes,
and = variety Of uth.r articles III the Provision
line.
All tie above art;cirs VIII he sold rs cheap as
they can be- bought At any oti'"r establishment
aud warranted good. Give hi'n a call and
Judge for Yourselves
Country Pros! nee --lir will purchase
hlI kinds of country pro luce. tor which he VIII
pay the highest market proe. eitr IN Groceries
or Cash.
Feb. 6. 1850. .3m
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lust in time. and just from the Last, Gents
ay Fine Morocco and Calf Boots; Ladies do:
Of X. EstelI's manufacture, at the City Shoe
Store. No. 6. Main street. Call and examine
them, they are the latest style.
JOB BORTON.
Jan. 30. 1850. 6-u
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n q r 4 e e.

1UVHE stock holde r. in the Richmond Bridge
aud Turnpike Company. will take notice
tSst The lst instaiiment Of FIVE dollars Oh each
shsrs was due and payable on the 18th Aug
1919, and the remaining twenty dollars - Paya-
b,s 10 four equsi instruments Of ninety days
each. viz; 18th Nov, ISJ9-l5th Feb, lo1o-
18th Jvue. 1850, and 18th Aug, 1870.
JOHN II. HUTTON, Sec'y-
r.h 1asO 7-tf
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~ASD ADVANCES made hv ,le uud-
Y sigm-a Oh Barrellcd Pork, Bulk Meat. Lara.
Flour, and all kinds Of Produce sent to them on
cOnsigm mnS mt or tor sale ~ this market
MACQUEEN * HARVEY.
Corner Of Sycamore and Canal streets
Ian ~ l-,u 5-Sw
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ORIGINAL LETTER OF Dr.. FEASKLIN.-
The Boston Post is publishing some ori-
ginal letters Of DR.. Franklin. The fol-
lowing is advice to a young lady. with
whom a very chat,y correspondence ap-
pears to have been undergone:
Philadelphia, October Is. 1855.
Dear ka;y-Your favor OF the 28th
June came to hand, but the 23d Septem-
ber. Just three months after it was written.
had two weeks before written you long
chat and sent it the care Of your brother
Ward. l hear you are now in Boston.
gay and lovely as usual. Let me give
YOU some fatherly advice: Kill no more
and don t forget your catechize; go con-
stantly to meeting. or church, till you get
good husband; then stay at home and
nurse the children and live like christian
Spend your spare hours in sober whist.
prayers. or learning to cypher. You mus,
practice addition to your husbands estate
by industry and trugality. Subtraction
of fallunnecessary expenses. Muhip1ica-
hon-he will soon make you mistress OF
il. As 10 dirision, | say with brother
Paul. Let there be no division among We.
but as your good sister Hubbard (my love
to her) is well acquainted with the rule Of
two. | hope YOU will become as expert in
the rn'e of three, that when have again
the pleasure Of seeing you may find you
like my grapevine. surrounded with clus-
ters. plump. juicy. blushing. pretty little
rogues. Just like their mamma. Adieu;
tie bell rings. and must go among the
grave ones and talk politics B. +.
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Moss UPON APPLE TREEs.-We sup
pose it is fact that no apple tree that is
covered with moses. can be considered a
healthy tree. 1t is however Il matter oi
doubt with US whether these moses fasten
upon the tree while it is vigorous and
healthy. and reduce it to diseased state
or whether it is necessary tina, there should
be some diseased condition Of the bark
before it will afford suitable ground for
them to flourish in.-These mosses OIL
lichens are TO the trees on which they
flourish. what lice are upon animals
Their effects upon the vegetable system
are analogous to the vermin above named
upon the animal system. 1t is therefore
necessary. in order to insure perfectly
healthy circrsaaon to the tree, that the,
should be removed and destroyed.
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The PoPE.-This digni'ary has adj
dressed long encyclcal letter to his
clergy, so long indeed. that it occupied
SIX or seven columns Of the French pa
pers. in which he denounces the liberals
Of Europe. in the most unmeasured
phrases. He is particularly indignan,
with the socialism Of the age. and urges
his prelates and priests to preach against
it with all their might.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-06-25

cn9lIben 9tejienocn 5u unteritdgcn. Der
Sulton bon Sbofon, Der Ibon Den 8un1b
ou59eiproden bat, nit Der byitifben Ne.
9ierun9 einrn Strtta9 obsuihIjeben, miro
pobriCbeinlib erfreut lein, @ele9cnbeit 3u
finoen, oieIe6 &orbobcn gu Ucrpirftiben
uno 5u9lei6 Die onoern 0aupuin9c bon
SentrolsNfrifa 5u ermuntern, oielem Seis
ipteIe gu fol9en mO nit Gn9lono 6an:
ocl6Uerbinoun9en an5ufnipfen, rpeld)e fir
olle oabei intereIllrten Gbcilc nur Dortbcit.
BAIT icin f6nnen.
Dem &crncbmen nob bobcn oulb Ser
cn9lji1e @enerot: Gonlul uno Der &}icce
GOniut in Gripolj6 Snfruftioncn crbol=
ten, mcIdDc 1ie perpficbtcn, Die Grpcoition
in ibren 8citrebun9en, in oo6 Snnere ppn
Ntrifa ein5uorin9cn, gu untcritHBen uns
ibr o0c Qdlfe umo 25ciitono 5u leiiten
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Nu obcr, 5obn oe6 t0du6ler6, fboue 5u=
rid notb ocn @rGbern Der @Item uno
Sd1pciter, iNoue ouf Die Geibcnbd8el Der
Stoot Yori6 nno ouf oeine 6obteitbrn
2cioen69cfibrten Den Stnocn elmer
lon9fn ibwcr orufenocu Ser9on9cnbeit
fielen &ouicnoe BON Spfcn, ober CLAUDE
an Die 3uturft, uno Ipic oo6 9otcrlono
ocincm &lid p1tftbpinoet, nimm ole 0ofs
nun9 uno Den Eyol ouf in oein arme6
munOe6 Ssr5
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SpQriICtc Gttfcttc.

QA.iipp Ger 2>rjttP, A6ni9 p0n SponicR
ia6 zines Nbeno6 mil g...ta Grnif-- i'm
SteI Der Sponct, ouf riurm GtiTI l,i'
Dem Somin, 100 Der 5oot GinbeiScr Gin 70.
itorFc6 8cuer an9efbGrrt bate, ooG Seine
WoieItdt fat Dor 0igc critlCFten. Gciuc
@roBnotbt Lief e6 ieootb nid,s ou, ijW pom
Stuble 3u erbeben, uuo hi, @}eoi>rtsa
ourften e6 Mot Wo9Na, il Ga5 &,emacb 5u
treten, neil Dies Ac8cn bic Gtiftttc onitrf
Gnolib cribien Der WQrqui6 Uon N0tot,
uno Der S8ni8 blfobI ibm fc8leid>, to5
6euer nieoer6ui0lagrh ; abcr 6iciey 2nt:
l6alot9te lt6 oomit. &25 e6 bic GtiFetta
lbm perbiete. oieie6 @eibdft 3u perriChtrn,
fpelbe6 IN Den Nmt6Frr:6 Oe6 5ocr3o96 Don
uiieoa 9eb0rc, Den ct rufen 0oQc. Scr
0er6o9 mar ni6t 3u @JouIc, oa6 6euer
ober bronnte Immcr befti0er bod belt
e6 Der 9on8 Ilcbcc aus, ais oa6 cr ieiner
&Duroe ea5 9rrtn8E,e ueraebcn nolIte.
H5nSWtt6eE mnroe iejN Biut bur6 ocfen
S0rfau 10 erbl6t. rap llm oe5 Fo'8enoeh
2a0eo cine >Roie ain GOpff on8brotD, lpori
ouf eln battl9co T!cbcr foI9te. oo@ I.N
1921 I'M olcr uno 5'1amlalfcn Sabre fei:
n'6 AIter6 'pcar2Htc. -- Sin dnocrmal
brob I'm tonI9lltbcn poaalt ScuRr aus ;
eln SoIoot. meI0er ioH6t', ooB ttb ,cic
S@meifer oeo &onI8o noD IN lbrem 5c'
ma@e beilnoe, uno N peit8 Au8cnb!tFcn
elh Nouo oer Olommen mcroen lpuroe,
ilo8 NIT @etoDr oe5 Eeben6 noo6 3!mn1tE,
uno proDte SDre +0cDelt >ooblbeboIten IN
ielnen ArmeH 5urdT. Nber ole fpani{Ae
Gtlfette mar fanttoltitD mit 5Suben 0etre.
ten! Der brooe SoIoat puroe fcfort Dor
9erl6t 0c3ogen, uno 6a ni6t gu ldu8uen
itano, Dap ct in oo6 l3ejii9tbut 0e6 f6ni8.
llben 3immer6 ein8eotan9en Fl. 70 per,
urtbeiltcn ibn Die 8idter 5am ToOe. Sic
ipanilbe Yrin3eliin teB fib icoo6 berot,
in 8etrabtuna Der }1mit6noe, fir oen
Goloaten su bitten. uno rettete ourd Die
fetcnc Sdrifen0naoe Iein Qeben.
2(l6 5<orl Der 3ucite. bic @lGdpdpldbp
icncr 8ronocn einnubm, Die ibm bel Der
3 6bronbeiteioun8 Die Sdnoe fdsten emf.
miftbte eirem BON ibnen. i'm Tener isipcr
f1ifGR,,"rL =, 0y, -
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Sin furbtborer @cnitterfurm.- Nm
Nobmttao, oorlpbte Bobe 6Os
Elm futItbarcr Don 6o9sl be0leiteter @e'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-01

AHs.vERsARIEs AT Bosrou.-The religious snA-
verseries are at present in progress at Boston o.
sunday evcuing the annual sermon before the Uni-
taran Book and Pamphlet Society was preached
BY the Rev. George E. Ellis. The society has a.
ready distributed more than l00, 600 books and
tracts On the same evening the Rev Dr. Adams.
OF this city, preached before the American and Fe.
was held on Tuesday morning On MONDAY eve.
nng the anniversary Of tho Massachu Bible
Society was held The Hon. Edward Everett DE-
livered an eloquent address, full report of whioh
ID gwen IN the Boston Traveller. On the san,e
evening the Prison Discipline Society held its ann;
versary. The New England Anti-Slaver Soe;ew
held its meeting also on Tuesday morning.
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rno Society also respectfully invited to attend
The remains will be- inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, the 18th ult BAs-
rARp A. WARREc, aged 40 years. months, and Is
days
The friends and scquaintsnces of the family are
spectfully invited to attend his funeral, this (Saur-
day. afternoon at 2o'cock from his late residence No.
rs York street, Brooklyn.
On Friday evening" 3lst ult, of consumption, Mr..
THroDoLPHUs MsLvILLg, aged Al years
His friends and acquaintanoes and tb ose Of his IA
ther-in-law John Smith, respectfully invited 30
attend his funeral, from his late residence, No o.
Prince street, Brooklyn, on Sunday, Jane ID, Az
o'clock.
Providence papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on Sunday, May 20, ELISHA r. CsARr,
aged "A years.
Boston and CLIQUE ester papers please copy:
At st. Louis No. on the 23d May, 1850, Col AsrEA'
MAcKAY, Deputy Quarter VI aster -GenersI v .. a.
At Rio Janeiro nth March Of yellow fever after an
illness Of six days, Passed Mdshipman ELAs vAroEs-
HORST the United States Navy aged 20 years ana 70
days.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Bosroy, May 81.
Arrived-ships Buena Vista, Liverpool 9Th inst Huron,
Calcutta, Feb Tama. Buenes Ayres, April TO- Angelo,
ApaiacheolA Nay III barks James Liverpool March 81 Te-
desoo NOrlesns Nay 10.
Brig Angola, West Coast Of Africa Port Praya May 5sh
SPOKE ,b LAT a. &c. ship Corea New York for Quebec
Brigs Village Belle Guaysms. Nay 10; Indian Queen.
Philadelphia schrs John. BAhmore; Independent Matan
sAs. NAY IS; Benz Reeves. Phlladephia.
SAsd-Ships NAnlius Panama and Acapulco via BAiti-
Columbia San Francisco Little Lssie. Busnos Ayres
brigs Caroline San Juan Cuba Romeo, Cardenas Conf
dence Cuba Condoveer Turks Island sohrs AimedA Bal
tmors Eliia Hand, New York.
BALrrxoRn, May 81.
Ariyed-Bsrk Clinton, Wright Buenes AyreE brss JUS
tina Rio Slas Merlin, do: Ellen, Porte CAbco; Mary Hi
Eabeth MAyague PR schrs Roxbury, aad Mary Rowland,
New York.
BnIeHros, Nay g.
Clesred-sehr Roscius New York.
BRIsroL, Nay So
Arrived-sehr Science, Albany.
FALL RIvER. Nay %.
NswsyRrroRr. Nay 30.
Arrved-sehr Native American. New York.
Nxw BEDFORD Nay 70.
ArrvedSehrs Chostaw Phadslphia for Boston. Canxes
PORTLAND, Nay 20.
Arrivsd-Sshr Trader. New York.
PnovDpvce, May 30.
Arrived-Schrs Seroim, Eidado aud Ninents. Phila
delphiA, sloops Csstoa, and willard. NYork.
Arrivsd-sebr Larhin. PhiiAdslpha; AicI N. D,l,war
Cty.
wARREs, May q.
wnNsGros. May %.
Arrived-sehr Mary Powell. NYork.
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ST. osor; Nay H-ss.r Martha HAIL. Cobb. from antigua
81 GSoRo., NIB. Msy .e-sia ship Ttcsmb, Hill. Hv
5rs Ss MAY % brig s S.i ssl sY.T
days Cs.eis hunrOs for Bss,e. days sohr Brsshers.
W.s.sl.. c.s. M..sa s.ssrs: iris Allen Al Of and
Qornso; Mar 3sArr ship. W kennedy RO.hs, Norissns
YxRsoUrii Ms May I7~Air sohr Vine. Kelley. NYsrk.
Home Ports.
Il 20: sS 6as;' piss.1
SS.i AIsi. Halt H Trssilnf Kssy ~ rsy:sq, GTsys
CANDY Cicero. haSer and Sea Bird Godfrey Ph.dopiis
AssI sy 'nS lucy While T
zIs DSs% SS r and
ma busnOs Ayres Angelo ApaaahiOosi brs Ans. Coa..
S.'s; f1a ii is
Sd ship .ssG pre5abJ
the Roads ship cOqumbo remains in the Roads and its
Bristol. RI NAY s3Arr sohr Planter LaWsss, Grand
oIx1TEoR. NAY SoSlrr ship s,lPh Masters Trinidad.
cS @ BG1ps Akin san No Rsn0ss Aud Hall
lsisS cS$%crcs. ssSsptes sssSs j. Grand
EAsg GsnsswI,, Nay ATr sshrs Union Baltimore, for
FALL aTS sadp Essex NYoh esh sehr
sSpe5 sS1P FISH, POushh''P Sid
SCH % h ssS sheT Alpine cloush Charleston
0sS
Phi sdsl phia for Ports%os Ii.
sns s nns ' sh naa4; H Ssy
and Adelaide ALBANY; : Elisha BrooE SYofh Sid ssh
SHa ssirs GANGS Gbss chew
Phnrey do for Boston, Sarah Perry, NA0rk soop Index,
Nrs Lo.pos. May asArr prop Decatur Gser N1srkfgr
Underwood. bel.waT. City %; Heroine Psresu Rsua
smith al .'sd,
Wsreham .oOgs Index 40 for NBedrSrd Apollo Rogers,
AAssP ha asfy d s.;fsss.n ri'a'
ss S"s W
for Boston TOr,O. craftop Rhlad fSr do sd s:hr Benz
Nay Dat .shS As.snSsr. Meals. PhIlaa;
eortandt Albany; Livingston, aoi Volunteer, do.
Lady frn:s s" New FSf Wales. Ga R ssri
NTw osI:Ass. May ssHArr sob. American. Wish. Cha
gres ca ship: JCshu, MauSan Barton Lssh.rn Isabella.
Lydia Torsd ION in:
S,s sch. Fortune. SSn.ry and Coral
Lord. Baitimors Victor Berry NYorh. SID bark Marin
soule and Garie also brig Psnnel. ssONr Philade
sohrs Moresu Baker Phiiadsips:.; Mary TarSsi.
s sen
~ e r.! G:s'tsy
css 5a
Goo Hoffman, WORTH and Ontko, Chase Boston; Adene,
Henderson Providence; barge shark bly, NYork Cid bark
Turk fsssenden Boston; brgs Whppe Keeran. Ports
mouth nh; Nancy Ann Pope do schrs Adeni Henderson,
Roxbury 1hos Cooper Godfrey, dO Telegraph, south
Worth, Boston, Splendid Culver Providence COpia Sears,
RIcHnorp, Nay 2s-Arr santee. Dickinson. NYsrk.
sALEn May 2S-sld jenkins, from Camden) Charles
ton; and large feet OF coasters, bound east.
SAVANNAH, May -Arr bark Jupiter Bigey, Boston, briss
Exec. T.S. Fi an SSSPs .S Ss
mersst, Mass
tb. schr Alarc SANFORD NYork h schr Mary Louisa
Adams Boston. Cid 2h, schr Ira Brewster Horizon. New
Mseston, NOreans veaseo, HILL NYork; bark Lucy Ann
Keller, Demararp.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


rEusnNiriuA, MAY Sl-Frsf Bobrd-Si.N1 Allegheny
Ce ts - l,oO RsadinF .te go de-, "a lUo Ciusinna
s6 ~ ssil lehigh De- 49, 800 Reading 6s T0 share
Camden Amloy, l46's Norrist0wn Railroad, 3Tk lM
GrArd Rank, l2l. Stecd E0Ird-lOJ shs 0irard bank,
i2i 5000 Cincinnati 6s g2 700 Lehigh mortgage g5 IS
shs bank n Kentucky lO3Ai 10 Mech BANK Sks, 5000
State ys 6 1000 Allegheny Co S. u.s. "a 900 Regis
tered Notes 29i lOOs do. ~ shs suslaehAnna Canal
IL, $50 Wilmington o. a. Bhs. Pennsylvsnis Bank.
Xix.
BsITSoRr May sos $500 United States 6s 1867. 1194
70 shs Batiuore Ohio Railroad 65s 10 do. g. de- g.
do, @. 10 de-, %.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHttApTrHiA. May 3l.-The cotton market continues
very duh aud but few sales made. prices are fceby
supported FLOUR Is very quiet to-day. and there
more sellers than buyers At SO IS per Dbl for common
brands aud 50 37i 50 - for goody and entire city
Corn meal and rye -four held firmly az 80 per bbl
wheat Is not plenty but the demand has fallen OF aud
part oGensd At 81 -. and white At 81 80, without
luyers Rye IL wanted az csc for good city. Corn il
In batter demand and GOO bushels southern yellow
vent ~ &C &c Oats sell AZ &c for Pennsylvania
Bark u worth So fur LIT No smyrna Is very firm at
former quotations Molasees Is held at full prices,
with n steady demand Rice IL steady at o.. Pro-
yisons-Bac sells freely At Sc for shoulders and &C.
for sd,s hams bring Sc lo'c according 10 quality.
Lard IL held ~ &c. Pork is worth Sill SIN per
DID for mess Whiskoy Il steady at Csc. per Dbl
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suIPPING INTELLIG EH CE.
Port Of New York. June L, 1850.
Cleared.

Cleared.
rs sASs nsss'if Tsr esSsTS CO..
eholss. Eyeesh, Hayre Boyd nncken; Glenyon. Muir
afs cs
& srSs Hs:
'0 Br &s LasT:nss csS. Kick. Bailey Truro.
ssT:sss Cas Scta%crss kslares sam
f: Rambler j5Ss:s5
s'R % p'f R
Ssybsrn Plato, Hammond Rohnsn% A%slia Hunter A.
days from cspe Clear with md,e to Grinns Co.
w mp m Tss aSd Sn
Co May 9th, ii s. o. exchanged signals with
Psesss snip G..Ts. Ain.vGrss, m.vrs, Nay I'M and
ss'' May iss %si' tas a.
Liverpool packet bound to the eastward 10th LAT ~ 80 lon
sRii Ea is'
and So~ sshs ss. % large ps
NO; nn,wsa NSs g S s ns11: .
hs, made her yCysss in r days making the passage out in
80 wifi Boy
Bari Panchis West Mstsnzss May 10. with sI hid. u
.c. brs mOlassOs to Read sid in company with brig
BIis i.a.i. IBI, BGusn Cardiff twais'h 'Sd'y' with
.rRa { Rs: aFIIai days with
frui. &e TO Howes Godfrey Co March i.h ION her out
logged with standing and all sails loose when wthn
q few miles Of her brig board her and unbeud the
foreopgaant sail she had her stern, Supposed
10 be Swedish or Dutch.
Brig Catherine Mary (of Boston), Warren Sc Marks, IL
DAYS, 3 Hopkins Allen.
Schr Philadelphia, Rodgers, Bostsn. 5 days.
Sehr George & William, Haskell, Calais, days.
schr Granite State. HAllest, Boston, days.
schr Tribune Nickerson, Boston, 3day bound To Albany
sebr Alhambra. Bullock, Thomaston, 3 days.
Schr Trenton, Harrington, Thomaston, days.
Sshr Geo Gilman, Nelson. MachiAs. DAYS
Sshr Geo Warren, fredericks, Milbridge, (he).
Below.
Brig Lydia Slower from Philadelphia, with coal ass
brig in the eastern ofhng.
Sailed.
Steamer British Queen Orb Bell. Hamburg; bark Emma
Lincoln, Bartlett Richbucto.
MAY 3l-Wind during the day aud E.
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bftd.
On Thursdsy. Goth ut. amer short but severe
Hines Atcf wife q Daniel W CLARK, aged 20 years
months. and - days
The friends of the family and siso Of Jasper De
orav Con 81 the deceased respectfully invited to
nttend the funeral on saturday June L. at oelockP
NJ. from No ilp Pearl street
On the S1th 81 May. after short illness. N.Rr c..
vile Of John Aguierre. In the seth year % her age
Her friends andthosc q the family are quested TO
attend her funeral RON her late rcsidence No a.
Thomas street on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
on Friday morning. at O'Clock May 81 1850 Nan.
ctss N EuRY. native offrsnce aged a. years
His relatives and friends. and friends Of Josephine
Lambert, Pierre Lambert. and Jules pichet are re-
spectnIy In vited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence 2s4 Water street, on Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock
ON the 10th ult. PHLir Bsy-rrr. Jr. His remains
were inferred In Bedford street Church, yesterday
On Friday S1st May after severe Illness Miss Masr
n Kosrrn. In the i2d year Of her age.
Her friends and acquaintance and those of her bro
Their r. Roster are respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral. on Sunday afternoon At one o'clock
from his residence No 16Sk South Fourth street VIII
Iiamsburgh. fnterment In Cypress liill Cemetery
The remains OF Cspt. BfrJsnIr SMITH having arrived
here In the barb Edgar from Havana his relatives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF bis family in State street near Henry street
Brooklyn, this, saturday afternoon, at o'clock,
without further invitation. The members Of the Ma
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yeltgraphic Reports.

BNrnioRE. May 81 1850
The -four market has declined to-day. Sales OF How.
ard street were made al s. "a.
BvTFAto, May 81, 1859
The receipts 81 produce nj this port during the last
twenty four hours have been follows :-flour 500
bbls wheat 1900 bush corn 81 600 bush. There Is
nothing doing in The markets worth telegrsphng aud
pfccs generally are unchanged
ALH,Nr. May 81, 1850
The receipts since yesterday AZ this port h
nexed Flour, 500 hbls wheat 1000 bush corn
5000 bush. The unpleasant weather prevailing re-
stdcts operations In all descriptions Of produce.
STOCK SALES.
Bosro,. May 81, 1850
Sales q stock to-day "a Norfolk Co. ~;
Bos,cn 4 Lowell 11sts, %. li3i. 3 Boston wcr-
cestcr pot: 10 Concord Railroad. 81; do, 5st; ~
Northern do. ca N do. b5 Ca Boston Maine
10ti. 10 do lOit,: 10 do. so. 1897; 10 Auburn
Rochester 1Ol: 81 Boston aud Providence SOT; 4oid
Colony HR 53I; DO. 50. Worcester Nashua RR.
a. 10 Vermont Central EB. 2SA. 10 do 2sA; - DO .
81. 8 Cheshre RR. e., 9 Merchants Sank. 1851 I;
= fremont Bank los. do, iO5h II Uniop Bank
rights. So; 500 Ogdcnsburgh RR bonds IS; $1,000
Vermont Mass LR bonds. IS. $4,000 Vermont
hass bonds s1S $3.50 do, dividends, JOper cent
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osrroN fAcToRIEs IN ALAsAHA.-We were shown last
week some samples OF cottonAdes, ginghAms, checks
nAd osnaburgs colored and paa made at the factory
IN Huntsville which for quality ana durability, w,ud
oompars with similar goods made in the manufacturing
towns of the North The ooorsd gooas were exceuent
and were we not assured to the contrary, should
Nave pronounced them Eastern goods The factory At
Ylorence, is doing thrifty business IL works Al
leone turning 900 sPindles, snd produces $4,000
cards OF cloth per week Besides this large amount Of
cloth ID manufactures also 60o0 dozen OF thread per
week The weekly consumption Of cotton Is about
900 lbs averaging $50 bales Of cotton per year As
an instance OF the prosperity Of factories in this region
q one Is about being established on the same
stream the opposite side which, 1t 10 calculated
will 40 bales Of cotton per week The factory
IN this city is about increasing the number Of looms
At this time 1t works only 20, which chiefly en-
pioyed in manufacturing the four qualities of goods
In few weeks the press at number OF looms will be
increased TO ~ The cloths made at this factory are
IN high repute and meet with raady
(.9la) Observer May IS.
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'bONe Letter bsss are Aiss ~ henyoh ., vi wan sH
Herald Marine Correspondence.

TIFILNnsLlI'TA, Nay IL TN.
Arrved-narts Rim, Taylor. Boston; Girard, Chase dos
brig Nancy Ann Pope New York ehrs STAR Niekosen do
Martha Jane Darling, doi splendid Culb.r,, do Tonah
Hume, do George Hoffman, worth, Boston; Gneko Chase
ao Adsne Anderson, Providense; Honesty Henson, AL
tapy
C1esred-sLip5 James Perkins. Williams San rransscs;
North STAR brown, New London: bark Turk, Nckerson.
Roston; bfigs Nancy Ann, Pope. Portsmouth; WhipPls,
kenern DO; sohrs Ridgvsy SNOW 81 Thomss I'Eiah,
Hume Boston, Copa, Sears CT arestovn Mass splendid,
Culver Providence Star Nicksrson Danvors Geo Hoffman.
Worth Boston; Telegraph, Southworh, Hartford Adclue
Henderson, RoAburyi Honesty nnsou, Bridgeport
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Foreign Malls.

Lvrrse Bsos for Chsgrss Panama Jamaica Valparaiso.
Lima California No. steamer Crescent City will close
the Exehsngs Reading Room. 81 Exchange this day
June At o'clock Postage 10 San Francisco. IS cents
These mails will be forwarded in charge Of special
ger.
Letter Gags for Rio Jsner psr Constitution will
close at the above Once about the 10Th OF June.
Letter Bags for Halifax and Liverpool per steamer Bu
rcJa. will close as above, Wednesday, June 5th.
Letter Bags % S0utherner for Charleston. will
close this day ut quarter to o'clock.