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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

~ jenny Lnd's Concerts are croWded
with ladies' ana SO viii the Opera House be on Monday
night The beautiful Po,od Hn Al M ~, LN G
Is tbere where they can tud Ladies' Misses and Chi,
drens Cater Boots and Shoes heSutiI0l m style and
moderate in price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE Seal
PEI for November contains article the construction
ri cv residences lot OF 25 by 0O 10 answer the
eaest degree Of health beauty and economy Ga pages
- % cenla RERFORD, 2 AstOr House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

N As conclusive evidence that the
power OF the Press may be adYantageousy applied to bust
ness Il ia only necessary TO advert to the incOnroyerbe
FACT that large fortunes have been made, in short time,
from small beginnings, by those who have advertised ex
tepsyely In country newspapers In instance it is be-
lieyed has it ever failed PALMER's Agency, in the Tri-
bune Buildings affords safe thorough and complete OPP
porunitY of irving The efficacy Of y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

AmIDoN.-Examine his Fall and Winter
style of GenueInens HATS, They are The most Deaot
Hat vet introduced. Also, the Paris Hat ,,.....oa.
49, AMIDON, 301 Broadway, near Duane-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

~ If a line or two in these columns
will induce bad writers TO embrace liberal offer of Mr.
CoIDsMiTH 10 give full OF lessons for 81 So they
will be well bestowed. His different classes, at z89 Broad-
wsy are in session all day. and he will soon be obliged
10 announce that applicants can be accommodated,
we advise those wko intend to join to do 50 now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

Two PREMIUMS At ONcE.-Who got the
Highest Premium last Saturday the Fair in Philadeph8l
WHY the famous lools Who took the Highest Premiums
at the Fair here1 Why the RooTS again They have
medals Is th enough to stamp them the greatest
of DAGUERREoTYPISTs in AInercal Undoubtedly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

EY DR.. NlcHoLs's article III the Water
Cure journal entitled "THE CURSE Removed; a State
ment of Facts Respecting The Efficacy OF Water Cure m
the Truutmeug 0f Uterine Discusses and t Removal nj me
Pains and Pers OF Pregnancy and Childbirth, may be- OBJ
taiucd III CRowENs ~ Broadway OF OF StrAgor fown-
send. under The American Museum. o5o A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

"a The PLUME NATIONAL DAGuER-
REAN GALLERY 25 Broadway should be visited by those
who cGn appreciate fine picture 1t surprises us TO see
persons conepng themselves with. above al Things
poor picture when the best easily bc had.
PARopI.-An accurate LIKENESS, and
beautiful portrait Of this celebrated PmA Donna has been
taken at BRADY and il for exhibition at his Gallery OF DA-
GuERRtorYrls. 1N5 BrOddWNy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

We wish to engage some active and reliable Wing in
each of The following Wards Sd, .th 9Th, OH 7th Oih
th 18TH and 18TH send prompt and careful returns OF
the Election Tuesday Evening Those wishing TO IN
dertake will please apply 10 R NJ Sebeigh in the pnbi
-a-in off % Inv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
Wing Nominations.

w HHfP9
Enthusiastically, ., JAMES II, MILES.
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GENrLEMEN's FAIL AND WINTER
WEAR-WM II JENxtNGs X TO 2S Broadway. opposite
the Park Fountain Viii day introduce their new Styles
of OvercoHts ana other Fall and Winter Garments com
e productions they have heretofore rendered SO accepa-
be 10 their numerous patrons CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

The SCALPEL FOR NovEMBER.-CAN-
GER OF THE UTERUS: its causes and treatment! Short
lrS FIR Clerks an address delivered at the Tabernacle
Iy the Editor Nervous Diseases what are theyl 81
nsges IS cents BERFORDS, Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

NERvoUs DEBIITY.-Dr. b. DE Ian
cy continues pay particular attention 10 the eaneni Of
Nervous Constitutional Debility, usually the result OF
Violation of the laws OF Nare showing itself III weak
of the back and lower eXtrcnites, sedisuusi aver
sion to society," Orgetincss lussl,uGc &c Treatment
ly letter IN English. French or German Office 81 Lspen
ard. 81. near Broadway. nj vt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

TUr WAR OF '76.-The SUNDAY CoUR-
Ter designs treating lis readers with faithful history Of our
Burnham, "fhe Young Continental II is to be COM
menced In their issue Of tomorrow The History OF the
- from The able pen of the author Of The Shadows"
viii also be commenced in the number nnd the proba
biy is that the Courier Will be more readable paper
than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

"a We are requested to call the atten-
ton purchasers of Real Estate 10 positive sale to be
made by JAMES NJ MILLER Co. on THURSDAY Nov. I,
1850 at IL O'clock al Merchants Exchange, of twelve
Lots of beautifully located Ground on the west side OF the
Sixh.av extending from Forty 10 Forty fourth SIS
large portion ohe purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage Maps be had ut the auction room, IS Mai
Ccn.ane NJ 5t$
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

OyER-C oATs.-We beg to call attention
to our various new styles over Coats altogether the
largest stock we presented for sale Our various
kinds and coors 0; twosded OyerCoats are now sought
after not only here butwe have orders for them from most
OF HE principal cities the UNION. They considered
the very neatest ard most comfortable style OF OverCoa
ever Introduced either side forming elegant coat and
different in color from the other D. Il J. DENLlN,
nj 6tt 50 and IS Johnsl cor. Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

FALL Fashion HATS AND CAPs.-Com-
bning every DESTROYS requisite, and will compare advana
geously with any sold In this City at the one-prce store
12g Canest superior assortment OF Velvet and CIoLh
Gaps Childreus Fail and Winter Hats IN their variety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

Emanuel LYON 420 Broadway, is The inventor and pro-
pritor Of the celebrated Magnetic Powders, aud Pill for
the instantaneous destruction OF Rats and Mice articles
which hiy received The high approval OF tue most eminent
physicians in the City likewise the first premium Of The
American Institute. nj ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

BUSINESS CoArs.-We have paid more
than ordinary attention getting up this class of CoAT ths
season. and the thousands who every day visit our esta0
and cut and the selection Of the goods with which they are
made All other descriptions of Goats Of course in equal
eXtenta and variety. ID. j. DENL
nj CT So and s. John-st cor. Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

CANTRELL's FASmoNrBLE SHor EsrAR-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LADtEs SnoE ESTABLISHMENT,
ESQ Just the place for ladies' 70 procure elegant HMtef
Boots Ruskiua ANA Iies he is without rival IN the
production oflhese articles His prices very moderate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

. UNION Is STRENGTH. with 1t you
arc iuytDciie without it sure to fail" Par example,
BRooKs, Fulton-st in his BooTs, SHoEs CATERS &c
fits Those who are friends to their constitutions and com
fort viii trayel to $50 Fultonst and rekiye their under
standings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
LYONS MAGNFTIc P0wpERs AMI Pms

If e'er annoyed by Ants Flies,
Bedbugs or CockroacheH,
You'll find This remedy check
Agains, their fond approaches.
If Moths should gather Your clothea
And spoil ourchoicest garments,
Don't give itup, but buy flask
OF "PoWpGR for the "vArnins"
II insects should your plants destroy,
And exc some gentle flower,
Should droop and wither by their touch,
Just Il It's magic power.
For Rats and Nice he has 2 i'll,
Mos potent in It's action,
Should lhey annoy just give dose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

HArs THAT ARE HATs.-Made of the
hest stock be market can produce for cash. and put
getber by the first wokmeD of the age, with whom Judi
cious arrangements made by which they share IN inc
haer and having otherwise resources al his command he
ia enabled to furnish Hats Of the London and Partisan, az
vel as the New. York STYLE aud made order The stand
ard mice 81 50 C0LEMAN'S Sales Room
- 1903 kassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
WIG NOMINATIONS.

For Gorernor. WASHINGTON HUNT.
For Ii. Cor nor, GEORGE y. CORNELL.
For Canal Com. EBENEZER BLAKEEY.
For Prs I7sp Gen. ABNER BAKER.
For CLERK Apls VESSEL g. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

FANCY CUrLERY.-The most choice Sc
lection OF Fancy Cutlery to be seen in The city IL eporscas
SCISSORS Na Files Razors the very best warra9te1
at SAUNDERSS 147 Broadway, cor LI6eTly-sI ana 9ef
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

NEW HULLED BUCKWHEAT FOR SHIP-
PrNG-CRoMwE1l BIRDsALL, 2o9 Frontst, corner Of
Beekman offer for sale 5000 packages new buckwhea OF
prime quality put up in handsome style expressly for the
Southern and Eastern markets. in barrels halves quarters
eghths boxes and bags OF 40 and i pounds For sale IN
lots 10 suit purchasers. OH 2orIuIh&9
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BIPPINe inTELLIGE IN



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s s.ss, .aSI s rs' Mar
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Arrived.
stip s,slherrsr suin,sn N.- orlesns Nay fs,h With
40. e. ,,,s,os % inst - S.s .r' BE-, -" ship
.hig stnv... White. ,har.sscn. sdsJ. .i,s cotton "
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stutk rh tacdcn tquai phth haoclod her On her
- sitns ases loa aso tsins pa overee arc
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NV The ~Ad ntinld 20 scud for eight hcurs
Hons srd NJ. eth Noses Cbsney tsanab, 81 Isle
tiarnaiau vis rvstng TIE toptsn fell deck ana
ID serei- be has siscs however, oonsideVzby
TetuNfTtd.
liis siisce tBrl wstAss. Bekst. ~ days v,h ndse
Il =. '. ,si ne s.ss Is., sssss sr nSses 81
dsfstut
IRIS n, .rs vista rtermssn Rs Ksy " dsys With salt
iitisu sih uss stss lat ~. lor 1919. ekchses
~ ssneis WITH sssnshp ts,~ccns tty, hsses Ter Ihs
brantJC Ouwor,. tsf Be-sesI Kends,et, Nsdeira, ~
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ksH, 1sJkr Go Bcses u ssJs from nOriesni ~ho sep
k,ss rss ss.psey Yer, Cru.. ssy lsh. -i,h
ce. ttttn eel ke - b-rgous hschers. Jun~ w es ".
- tas estsr'tucsa fresh salea non NV 70 N he
Ias J,Ss sscp lRrl weed. " Jsbn- sB. stsJs Si'h
ir siss. III lac = sas'ia. y a,yS vist ssis e
.lwaLl
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ct &c s5sc ana so 90 Java nj lie
CeAi- sni,s ~ 2Se Cd adfons fictou vsrs made 81
s. y ca,h
Fslic.rs 49, Rate. remsiped shout thu sans ship
p.s ~r inclined 90 ~st for IN. receipt q he
oss ltsr,, b.t moving 10 shy considerable extent
tUittnvs n gags d at SID. aud cern II 2ad -his
t,sty etods were btmibrl. To nsrre cotton
tskth ~ Nc and ssh.s ais3 50 fcr pots and pearls
tsH NO ssl.s % dry cod have tr.usprra to-day;
or two parcels bs,, srrvtd within re- days aud
ere htld ~ " IS; tat nssserel -err quiet 9Th .
dt.b.ufd tendency he'rng we're without special
ohstge
BAS Moth River vas m ore plenty snd price. have
rec, d,d ssss w.re made st bso U2',c for shipping
Quslhy.
MaP Holders II Am,ricsn de-ftttrd much
finer The lsst tsie made wss A. erf ~ Slls bat
th-t. vas 10 b. had under the ps-r rat st the
clo.e. Wh.t de-cfip'ieps ~,rr dull -rucat ohsnge
price. III. ,ck IN the maite' nj pre-. NJ = sbsut
1tttB bales MssiIls; 1tUO bales Am uern 900 Ju,e,
40 Iislisn 10 sissi ~ Bombay, so tors Russian and
20 tus sdins.
E.p pas Gull with ssi,s reported a. siu
Ntt.1ss- 1b,fe wss lair Inquiry for this article
to-c.y wnh rsl,s a. Porto hks At ale p-r gsllon;
Nssstsuu ~ &c aud twttt Cubs ns21o. safe ~
81 III. Ne Vilt are. vss mscs By suction. az rI%s.
Mas Az the potlle sale today s. tes- ~,re sc'a
N..At s,cprs-we re,icsd Sale - g. bbls Spirits
e 1wrst,iue "a. or - "a &c. ctsh The riss te,
49, qus lnrt - MOTH e. vu'y Turt eatnr. Thr- Il
No "a d ns.t'rg . the cSustsli snf ihs ~ cgtsng
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BUFFAl0, june II I5SU.
We annex the receipts since yes,erdsy;-Plour, COO
bbs; corn 10000 bushels; wheat II OO0 bushels The
-four market 10 without change but holders firm.
Wheat is dull at yesterdays rates. The market
is lower; $1,000 bushels sold ut so a SIC for mixed
Western. Ohio whiskey Is nominal at 23hc. Nothing
doing In freights worth telesraphing
ALBAsY, June 12, 1850.
Receipts within the past twenty -four hours, add up
Flour, $50 bbh.; wheat, 5000 bushsls Flour is
firm, with q moderate business doing Sales reach
goo bbs at So SO So 81 for straight state aud So 20
ss5 So for Michigan; in other things there Is
thing Going.
BALTIMORE, June IL, 1850
The steamers news had special effect the
ket Howard street -four Is selling at SIS 3ij4; red
wheat. 81 Is corn, 90 62c
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Or PhiIaaslphs. csrrssps.As.ss.

PHILApErPHIA. Juno II, 1859.
cPuts~g-D~ssdf~l Erptosio~--RaSr Aoei-
dent, &c.
The trotting yesterday, at tho Hunting Park
course, between John Davis, Sorrel Ned, and your
New York nag. Confidence, resulted in favor OF
the latter. large q cOncourse of spectators, and
rs mach excitement a. on the previous day, was
manifested. The betting was even. There were
six heats. Davis won the inside position. and Con-
hdence the second. The first heat was won by
Davis, as was the second the third heat Conf
dence led, but the Judges awardedths heat to Ned,
in consequence of foul driving on the part Of Con-
pence's rider on the fourth heat, great deal Of
difficulty occurred smong the riders, and in conse
quence Of much unfairness, long arbitration en-
sued, and the Judges decided the heat void. Amidst
great excite menl, Confidence won the nth heat.
Before the sixth heat, Ned was Withdrawn, in con-
sequence Of the disss tsfaction of his The
heat won by Davis, but in consequence of foul
driving, The race was decided in favor Of Conf
dtnce. This was, throughout, angry and ex-
citing contest full OF qusrrr ling about unfaimess
and was protsc,ed unnl dusk in the evening. This
afternoon, Lady Suffolk, and Lady Moscow have
u frOt tor a purse OF 500
dreadful explosion Of a steam-boiler occurred
yesterday afternoon at the snuff factory Of Cooper
sDd Walters, corner of Eleventh and Ogden streets
The boiler and engine were in the basement of a
two story bnck oui-buildDg, in the second story Of
winch were eight persons at work. The explosion
produced a tremendous report, and blew the build
ing TO atoms. the crumbng ruins falling in u
into the cellar, covering the workmtn beneath
them. lmme disiely the workmen EN- ,loyed in the
main building rushed TO the spot, and set TO work
r. moving the wreck to rescue the unfortunate VIC
tinls Of the disaster. Three boys, ten eleven and
fDuIi~es years Of age, found TO be SO badly
burned aud scslded that their lives are despaired
of Their names are Joseph Shaver and John.
and christopher Shelly two more badly injured,
and the rect were hut slightly hurt The owners
Ioss 10 about $i,too. The loss to the families Of
the victims is severe. The OF the disaster is
unknown.
On Monday last az the passenger train Of cars from
Camden 10 Jcrsey City was crossing the bridge at
Hghistcwp, the engine run of the track, and the
from the coupling and fell over, injurng. the en-
eineer sud 6nn,en badly. The pass, niger cars
were not damaged.
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Pas~~ssss. ArpfvvA.


NV osIsAss-shiI s.s.h,rssr- csss sssssss. las.
NJ Devips and s~rvsn Mr. HARNESS. tArs ohiidrss go
ser,sn' krs Bslkssp. ice oAsrss sad ssr,sa1is ~
ste~rsEs
tsAhIrsros-ship suIilvan-J Ely ssd lady Lsvs ga
lady, and sbiidrer Mice Lsisss hss Lsitsa 0ayss-
ssnuPs-Bris MAJ CinsN-ChAs whittissey, q
reneir., AG,.'ssna s.rysn, Astoais Dc csrv:s nsgS
v,sira, kev raule, Master sasssl, a Ansaes.
B,ssr.Ris RsllNnce-hr snd Ms oiiisspss. hsU wss-
VISA csyt-erig Nsnr pharc ssis.r., Prusslss Mo
s.r Al kssoo isay sod nisee. Baron Of rseks Cssns =
tsem-5 In the stsevsgs.
ST JAoo q Grsk-Drik Woroseoo-E R>ssseas. HssW
AraIes Keys Mr. cAissdo aao lady.
EgscsTNs, Js-ScLr ftru--xrs lanes Carroll
HlonAssn-sckr Eiebnsord-Nrs Yrasoe.. Nss Hssisy.
Mia Bur'ry Orlsnd. Harley. Mrs kfer Daily Thes Day.
srsusts d, hngsr, Mr. kenssdy.
H.iroa DEsp i-tA,i,- sehr ciths-AnirsS Rsssss,
TcrsJ ID. n fettes, Chsdvick.
tnsp ssTosBris Em,i, -Nrs ccsss end s.s Misc Iss
bsAa Jennings, Mrs hare asd sss-t Ia tAs
fass~sgsrs ssisa.
LTvsnrooL-ship andrew tsster-nr and Mrs. wAits -
tuo thioren. Mr. scstxnBery mr. heCartny Mr. Asrsss
huntst nsry-ss In the tteersss.
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Our BsissBssrs Correspondence.

Msrd,r y N,Np. e..
On Frdeuck llii. lat night, shocking murder
We. committed ~ Emily J-a,,. = ycuag oolosed
v,mar. o. her brothefin-lav. Robeu Josr.. Toy
hid akv anefy ~ofds, ~hrn the decea-ed oailei
Ennly haf, wh.uuyon she sized . carving IA o.
and Iluugea into his sidr. eau eng Instant d-a n
h. ss- arrttsd add committed. grrafly r~grrfiing
q dcsd, bui etifbuiing 10 sliegsthsr 70 her own
violers iemf.f
a. R'tst uiinl4fnu amnur ih' huifor- q n gas
nChfTtiy Tie rfF Do H ID ntti De- fs .tfraf I'D.
ID a. b.. IN o. wil 81 rlf.t a. srf.. r. o. t...
1 .olsis ihfl gLel' ''f tun
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Did,


On wednesday morning. tho 13th inst, susAs g.,
wife Of Peter H. Miller aged al years months and ~
days.
members OF Manhattan Lodge No. ~, L. v. OF w. r.;
Mount Moriah kpcampmcnt No. - I. y. OF %. "; Ex-
ctlsior Lodge No 8, l. U. of o. ~ and the Waxhingtoa
As-tc alton OF Phiorathean No. q also, the members
OF Company q, Tompkins Blues, respectfully In
vitcdto attend Der funeral this Thursday afternoon
ut ocloch, from her late resdonoe, Seventy ninth
street between Fourth and D nth avenues.
Pous bksepsie pspers please copy.
ON the 18th mat, Of consumption, raILIr MoCAp-
aged y years ana moLths native Of the county
Tyrone. Ireland
Ills funeral will take place from the residence Of his
father, this afternoon, ct 3 O'Clock, from No. IL
AvsLue ID.
On Wednesday, June 18th, amer long and painful
nln.,s. Mr. 1aOAs BsDsroSr In the nifty ninth year
OF his age.
Lis IIends and acquaintance, and thoee Of his
ir-iA~, kdnuBd A. topckiin and George Mannlt. are
requested to attend his funeral Friday, lith inst
fIUm his late residence. Thirty ttrc.t, second
biitk house 81 Third avenue, ut O'Clock without
further Invitation
AtGifhn GA y 3oth alt RrsuItl CLovp, soldier Of
the pyUlutop, ~e.d VI years He was born In the
1853 and at early he Joined the army under the
command OF General ljsh CLARKE. with hn ia his
trst bstt. with the brush 81 knorec, south Carolna
it'll HIM In the battles VI Kettle Greek, won,rds
Iron Works, Mwgrov.s MILF Kings Mountain Fish
Dam Ford N Broad River where General Clarke
wound d and At the o. igo ofhugusta MIR. Cloud was
sbo with Cen Clarke ~ the hard fought battle against
the IbdisRs at jacks Greek, In 1851.
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MARKETS kLsEWHERE.

Pm. ADu.PuA. June l2-FIya Boards shares No
ehanis bail, 4 20 GirArd Bank, 1915 900 Allegheny
cor ia Va sLss BApt OF Kentucky lU4 SSS Lshigh
Sizes Tea SIS (in MAy aud Nov)
S5o 40 sertgags o. 81 tloJ shish Interest," 7Us 5000
a. ~ a. ri ~ n .nr nann H.. S'y s.ss
see ~. Second Poard9 shs German Sank s2 Sssv
90 ri ssuD DO y ~ : oh Ps.nsylyAnis RR te,.; do.
Canal ~, 81 y; s3e0s do Il 81 Sohuylk Nav o.
~ L 20 shs Lehgh Navigation. 81; SO Norris Canal L;
Chard Bank, i2h,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13

On ednesday, June l2th, at South Scituste, Mass,
by the Rev Dr. Stetson Mr. EDnurDJ J. Tsros, Of this
city to Miss ELzAsErH A Foco. of the former place
On the 4th inst at Kingston. Ulster county, by the
Rev. u. Talmage, the Rev. JAMES v. TALMACr, Of
Athens, N. " NAM. eldest daughter Of George A.
shuf,ldt. Esq, Of the former place.
On Monday, 1Oth instant. BY the Rev. Lot Jones'
GioRcE IA. TnuRsKR to MAar AsS Bowls all Of this
city.
ON the 18th inst, By the Rev. Henry Chase, JoHs
AUGUSTUS JACKSON, OF ths city, to HAEnIxr ELvE,IA
hoIr. Of Newark, Nj.
In Brooklyn the 10th inst, by the Rev. DR. Pse,
WILLIAM HUhwicx, Of England TO CsLiA, daughter Of
the late Captain Trunble Of Ireland