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SuperYOr COurt.

Before Chief Justice Oakley and Mr.. Justice Paine.
JssR 22-Dncrslos.-Jo'.,A ". Haneos Ds'iS
Charles l.. Noel and Henry De Coursv ~. Reuben G.
B,A and Burr Wakeman-Judgment for the PLAINTIFF.
ianf-Moi set aside report Of referees granted
and the rule OF reference discharged
u John M LOwe,Ts a6s MeryC Pn,,'s esee1sis, $s-
TRANSFERRED CALENDER.
Before Justices Duer, Mason, and Campbell.
b. .as'orNew trial granted costs to abide tho event
Ferdinand Loydam and Oilers ads William Jenkins,
Sheriff q Kings County Report Of referee set aside
unless PLAINTIFF will reduce the amount reported due
to the value Of the -four at the time II replevinsd
with interests amount to be settled at Chsmbers-No
costs to either party on this motion.
George Younes and .7nofher ads. Henry Psinet.-Mo-
tion for new trial denied
n'iliam Jcne', s.11g ode. Susan Ledysrd.-MotiO.
Philip S. Pan Rensselaer, sds Jonathe~ TXorne.-Rs-
port OF referee confirmed.
Jnyis Martin impleaded ads. George H. Brsdford snd
to abide the event.
Stephen Hasbrolck Trustee o. Peter H. TsnSsrsosrt
sndi Charles L. Haywud-Docrec Of special refer.
red demurrer overruled with liberty to defendants
to answer within forty days after service Of notice Of
Jones Boga'aUs rs. the Rossulsk Misunderstanding Cow
ys,y snd Onrs.Decree at special term reversed and
demurrer allowed, and I'LL dismissed with costs.
Joseph Hasson ads Peter Morris-Motion to set aide
report OF referee denied.
denied.
Jesse vs~ .aukert and Bsrenf Fan .4ukers w. Js~es
Shsert-New trial granted, on payment Of costs.
Ch,istophr Sosshorn and jacob Rornahrens Henry
Sosehorn and John f. Fyinde Report Of referees
nrmed as to defendant sagehorn, and set aside a. to
defendant Prnde with costs
Charles T. Breeh rs Phrio Cole.-New trial denied.
John Rsynor and Wi!ism X Mead ". Mg,is Yen Bss-
kuh-Judgment affirmed, with costs
Isaac Neufon end .7no,her ads james Selbv Went
Judgment for plaintiff demurrer; defendant allowed
to- plead within twenty days ON payment of costs.
Daniel kieksihvaife, &C. Eugene l.. TRebsni
and Ohers-Report Of referee modified to the notes
or the proceeds Of those which declared in the
port to belong to thu estate Victor Crassons Che
notes and their proceeds declared to belong to the
PLAINTIFF and tho receiver directed to pay accordingly
cost Of tho plaintiff this appeal to be rst deducted
out OF The proceeds Of tho notes.
DECIDED DURING THE TERN.
George w. Hell ado Henry W. T. AsJs.-Motiop for
new trial denied
Lambert ION Ho.sen Charles Standardization
for new trial by defendant denied
.fkr Msyfer ~r5 fila. Norton ais Jeremiah L. Knay1
and Samuel b. Knsys.-Motion 10 set aside report Of
referee denied
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B.sApwAr THxArnr.-The new aud original dramatic
romance, entitled the Spirit Of Gold" will be pre-
sented this evening,-Mr. Dyott as Albert yoang
German student Messrs Perry aud Stuart. IS ulis
and Aontani; Aline, sister to Albert, Miss X. Horn
Virginia Mrs Knight and Lima German market girl,
Mrs skerrett The ssmsnts will conclude with the
farce of " Friend Wagglss" in which Mr. Chapman
wsggles.
NIsLo' GARpEN.-Nibo, tho prince Of managers keep
Ing with the times and the spirit and enterprise
Of the age, has had in rehearsal new grand p.nto-
mimic operstic. spectacular extravagansa called the
Island Of Jewels" It Is said to be the best piece
thschss ever been produced in London. The outlay
for scsEery dresses and decorations has bean
and IL will be placed the stage in that degree of
magnhcence for which Nibio's management has been
evening the elegant vaudeville of Paint Heart never
won Fair Lady" and the new farce Of Friend Wag
giles
BvRrors TmrArHr-Mr Couidock will appear this
evening, as Ford In the comedy of the Merry Wives
Of Windsor !" Mr.. Bass as fslstaH Mr.. Burton as
Host and Mr. johnson as DR.. Caius, aud the female
characters by Miss Chapman. Mrs Russell and Mr. .
Hughes The anusenents will close with the farce Of
slasher aud Crssher"-Mr. Sampson Slssher. Mr.
for the benefit OF Mr. Bass, whose great comic ability
has made him general favorte IL is hoped his friends
will use their influence In filling Burton's Theatre.
NATIONAL THrArRs.-The piece OF Nose in China
win be produced 1t this establishment this evening
Tho scenery dresses and decorations to be OF
csstly and gorgeous description Mr. Chsnfrsu will
the comedy Of Poor Cousin Walter" and the whole
will conclude with the isughabie pieos OF Friend
whgeiee' no uouot Tue Nationsi VIII Dc croWuoo py
the many admirers Of Mr.. Chasfrau.
CuIIsrr's OPERA House. The amusements for this
evening, consist of singing. instrumental perform
ances and exquisite dancing. An entirely new fes-
ture will be presented this evening. which will aad
much to tho attraction Of Mechanics Hall Messrs
Murphy and Gould will sing several DUETS.
OLrMrio.-Peirce's Mnistrels announcs variety Of
entertainments for this evening giess che
russss, and dancing, representations Of tho Black
Shakers, and other perfo,mseces.
CASTLE GAnpEy.-Ths Summer Petes are drawing
large audiences every evening Loder's Band execute
great variety Of the newest and most beautiful
polkas, watzss, SO.
AMERICAN mvsEuM-The performance OF the excel
lent and impressive drama Of the Drunkard" Is the
source Of great profit to b arnum. The lecture
rosm-vhich Is fitted up in style Of great grandeur
10 crowded every night
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HsT9lRr, ASIA H,isn, is'i L ss Srors
s.y y.lSsf,rs hn,s.
Genoa for Noriesns
SD 49, N.Y. s., Zephyr n'iSro' Srorh
h Esi;ss I s S As S., Ds,ai SSr Boston
h.sc,r HsAn June s1Arr es ship Esinere, efNYork
boIss,s.. r,y y-Ar wlpl,m. n.yisy, Nc.,el,; jan.
cs.rins.s sss rsseisso; frsesrc ,gss,. che@r.se,
psrremaus california John Holisnd vesr.r SyorS Lie
rss.sss n,ss, ci's'rA' o'hr and
"a s sy si 2ar hr.s vSS!,"s'yss S.ga
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Hrpeerm.at. san Ir.re.eo.
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c.Hr,r. Nsy n-Sld J.,s, F.ry. ch.rl.,,on, Lady
Kmb,il sleeper. NYeii. hivsrsic Harley. DO; cstss,
nrs .i'itr. ss pi.r.,ii, MIL. B9''sa
e.sdsdf the ri'srt Teh HOatrOs Nors,n land I'D for
Cam, down ia a. ees,a oas;s. eri.v'a. Srorhi Van
Pss.i JSss nsen. voifsss' from Rrsssp for Nyo,s
Remains 10 Tie d -ns June lei The Hsena, siOman sD
DIVE June AYR ~ re- WIKI. ssp o...n Queen from
JSn. IN fs ss gSs s, J. aay Of
o,,.ri.e.r ~ n Iiatti.t,,eIl i9r Nrers -,
rr.s,,aty iurs i-rari rorssruoj. tNorj ArrOesSs.s
,GIryi, JON, isid sarah sinssso. Prizes, NrOri, I'm
cline patEow. Boston.
CpfrnccK. nsv sp-sid Thrancsnia Bowie. Srorh
SiA'.ow June s-Arr Hsdson Dosae, Nrorh' tth lows,
ergn.Irss, n.y T..rr Emile, pi.ire.ese.,n. Ansir.
srd Maas. (sns Ci Tor NNcrtG ga Alexsnier Airsrd
Nsrcics sud cid I'D Tor NrorkD l3i Dae, Lel.r
Phi adcirhia; 18th. sole. Schiahna. NOrleans.
CRkvrsrvr, June t-Sld Oecsa Onren Grisrola. NYork
81, lady Amherst. Nariii, s-u Francisco.
GurE.ccE, Mry fi-Arr Tnicorn. wehbsr NOtieans sli
York.
ncrArr Tov,, FEB OAR WIN Melville, Thom,-. Cali
fornss lth, usrrie Na'han, Archer do; Heurr arhuct
Marvin. 90 sid Tsh Elizabeth sarbuck rsrker. Caor-
ris CHI Cscique NcFsrane. Dc. 9th Dorset rdsrs DO;
lgfh. Petrol tartcr DO
HsyfuHc June i-Sii Ellen, Kn.yss, NYork; Inseborr
Hundtnwait, san Francisco
uFtycNr June Arr Rhein. Meyer Nrork; fth Peru
yisn. Rchnsn NOreana Sid May th. Richard Anderson.
nvIL prev 20 May scli seripc,r,.sn rseAi,. Nrort.
Havrr, June lar Bruntvick, Thomas. NOrlssus; "a,
Es.sE Wsch. r0risansi Ars'slis Parker, Mobile 81.
Splendid. Cl.w0rd Nlork, sth. l~xinEtou Thomas
lssns Sa Nsy ~ stsesman Levenssir NTork 1T, Mar
rsEsnsst pestehecbc. Dc.
u %. Roads, May 80 Lsnusi Dyer sagory from Nor
is~s.
E.rrrcor, May spkrr Empire Tiniaser. NOrssu- Js.-
80 Sheridan. hraiachiccls; Centurhn Coomhs NTort:
s.,, Umpire Queen Porter Mobile Anna Rich Burvs
York. Jene hsrrsre,. nlsnkn, NOtissns; Covenanter
Aralsehisoi. ~ I.re william. Norieana Eutabets, 40;
Barlow, noils; waterloo. Allen, Nycrk; Avon Johnson,
ssvs-nshi william Elisabeth Pitcher NOriesns Bsr-
lars Houstcn. N.hiie Jsne Hunter, NOre.as sontssu-
ma Kendall. chsrlet.u; an, hsry Glover. Chase, Nr.rk,
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA June %, 1850.
FssAienatk Movemsnts-.f Csse Of ChoLsrs-Poi.tesJ
Movements, Re.
The weather continues warm and close inducing
many Of pleasure hunters prepare for their sum
mer trips to the springs the see shore Already
notice some OF the large mansions on Chestnut Wal
nut and Arch streets closed up the and
the dust collecting upon the steps, &C. These fashion
able streets present strange spectacle in midsummer
with their shutters closed and every thing looking so
dull gloomy, dusty and dirty Philadelphia in those
days resembles in very truth deserted village
and stranger visiting in those days would hardly
take people for the -spiashng, eteruslly-
scrubbing front pavemsnt-vashing, forever.iopping
populace that they really and eminently sre. When
the fashionable season Is over however Then have
siege Of IL, and no mistake. For two three weeks
all fashionable streets look like catarscs Such
intorminabe scene of spAshing. dashing scrubbng
washing SC, can be nowhere else In the United
States Tho domestcs appear then to have made Up
their minds to make up for lost time In the wAy OF
scrubblng As yet the season has hardly got under
way The haui ton don't leave town in any consdera
they have any particular regard for that day but such
Is the custom.
city and been reported to the Board Of Health Al the
last he was approaching collapse, aud pro-
baby dead ere this. lie resided in the far south
western section Of the city amid pools OF stAgnAnt
water dlthy COW stables &c Tho advent OF this fear
l epidemic has caused considerable VI autter among
the pleasure seekers TO the country
There is some talk Of indignation meeting In this
city among the wings, on account Of the overssy Oh
ling Of Clay and Cooper, BY the State Convention.
Prom knovledge Of persons aud af>irs do not noe
think that anything OF the kind likely although there
IL decided expectation Of demonstration Of some
sort from the dissatisfied Clay men at the whg rati
cation meeting which will shortly be called The Clay
men are nov nervous and noisy In this city although
In the state the Tayl and Scott men each far over
balance them IL has been for years and hence the
eternal hostility between the city and the state vhg
There was very interesting episode In the late Con
vention which has not attracted the attention 10 de-
served shall write IL cut for the edn cation OF your
fhadephiA readers, most probably In time for your
ne
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Psrt sT New York, Juno a., 1850.

Arrived.
s s Ss. hs;ass 81 Ssn s.: :. vi. as
s%sy s.l.s i and % s.s M
bound in Sh r.s.e. brig T.,i.nt sad ..e.mship Hi
ss %
Dr. ship
Gs Nail ssssmshp Crescent City s.odd.ra ch.srs. vis
Kingston JAmsies June H. with mdss and passengers,
Bari Frederick psmins. Churchill, Rio or.nd., Nays
with hides nc. TO Corning Co. NAY 10 ist Q, a. co.
Ss s.1s P Il aa ns s1y
.1 s , ,ss s herr Dh very h s Z, a.:
had proved excelens heavy weather. inst,
On tcs S.,ssSS;. o. q. sa,.s,d p.;::s: q 3:
ss ss:':a 4. The .Ss:9 q tn:
-: 1y15 y: main .ssias supposed n: h.d
Soa.dsd thew h.s r p ~. sos % ana s
s.rh k.rid ware. mIvan. June IS, with sugar and
sss. i'm
sS.:i ,:S s'..si S% eIs: %sss
GIs Dsmsr.Is. Porter Csfssn. 10 days. With sugar and
~, Brig Is:spa ksl.r nysss.:. PR. d.y' With
Brig sy..n w.lfoId. hassnsss, days With sugar %. 70
Bris FAcos. Brj PITT, Bermuda days. With s.ilAs, and
pss,epssrs to Tucker fAshtb Surn-
Brig Brooms Treesrtn. chAsrss Nay n. In ballast
Brig s,a Belle. tOf PrSspse H.rrimau Ar.ciso. Pr 20
g,is walton. BanIss, N.an,as Jun. TO- With sugar
Brig Science tBr HALEY TURKS Island Is days with SALT
70 Drnseoub Cooke.
Bris 9u,en vistoris tBr) Mckinney s, Martins Is days.
with salt. - 80
Brig Aeolua s.ubhs TURKS Island " d>y. With salt
Brig 9uincy Ksmpon Turks leland. 10 days with ssl
sehr fliIa J,se rssrss kssansas days with frsi,
sssT SsSsv.' Mathews. u.y.ss,,. PR 10 days. with
sugar. = " 49, -
sslr Myrtle. Inrl Webb, Port Al Prince. IT dsys with
tehr William, Ri Farrell ~ John. Nh, 10 aaya
tclr Red Beach. smsi. Esstport. days
sehr Corpeis, Faulkner, Boston saay
Schr Bradley, Parker, Norfolk, a days
schr Lucurses. Wet's. Richmond, days.
tcfr Fsshien. Kelly Boston. days
schr l., Lowell. Boston, 3 days
Sehr bounty. PARKER. Boston, 7days.
schr Ushlsnd. Sands. New Bedford. days.
Steamer Henstec. Cores. Philadelphia.
Steamer Kenneboe, Flowers. Philadelphia, ~ hsuNa
Belsw.
ship Aooius fDrl - LiverrcoI, 20 DAYS With pssssn-
gers. Barb Ida. Also, tries.
Sailed.
Bark Oliver Hayes. Scott. Buenos Ayr.a
yvpp s.-wisS ., sunrise \; u~iSis. an ssnsst an
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Tvs fFARcE TR.cspr ~ Groren.-On Friday night
OF last week Henson. who was confined IN 1homss
county jail on the charge % mur1~rins Robert A.
ltsfce. made desperate attempt 90 escape The
sb,fid OF Thomas county being called away nom home
on busiRess left the prigorer IN charge q DR. E.sy Al
night when the doctor went 20 the Jail % carry the
PRISONER his supper he was accompanied By another
gentleman An,r they had been IN the Jail some time
Henson requested the other gentleman % retire a. he
bad somsthiug which he wished 60 commun-a to the
doctor In private The Gentleman went OF the jail
and alter waiting some tins for The doctor vent home
Hsneun pretended W have several imPo commu.
catoss 60 make aud after Obtaining the a. long
a. BE could gave him letter TO read which he said he
Wished TO send 10 hrs rearce; whist the dpctnr
reacing the letter Henson d>r piece Of plank from
under his bed. who're he had Kept n concealed and
ttruek the doctor severe blew On the head which
marty Knocked bin down he recovered. however anf
scifed Henson before he could get out of the Jail
severe struggle ensucd; but the Doctor held on
TO heuson. until several Of the ciiisens Who had
teen alarmed by the Doctor. cries for help cane to
be assistance and secured the prisoner The Doctor
was considerably injured la the scufe but exhibited
great ptes, a mind and energy in the affair W. n
tcn had ptemeditstcd hisescage that nsht. ani had
le intended 10 leave the jail Aner he ~as secured
ie DECLARED 90 the citzens present that Mr. Pesrce
bee lssn Toisonsd-thst he procured the poison In
aishasses. and named the shop where he pareh,.i
~ We faid he cid not get the poison 70 Nil Pearra but
20 Eiu herro-that he all not Give the poison 20
lchrc~- but frys n as given by another p.rson IA,
further stated that h. wanted 10 get of Jail THAI he
might murder Mrs. Pcarce after which n Eouii be
Wiling o. suher the penalty 81 the Law is principal
object 60 be 90 inurr Mrs re.rce either IN ia,
fscter o. persOn-.ibsHy (Gs) P~s,ss, J-ne Is.
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Passengers Arrived.

1IvkprooI ArD MISUNDERSTANDING Czmhria-ur Mayer
lady boy. infant and female Mrs. Pow and
nan servant Mrs Hsrrer Mrs hollisn Malsme Patterson
hrs hsetsvlth Mrs Levy Mr. Sander s-d lady, nessrs
Saussen s-tttcr Gsilarden Bnckins.sm BenseD Lend-
helm, Withers toremsir. sumner Hiafe Cahea Tei-
eermsyer. Hsu.m.np, W Ring u Ford. c Wits, v
goodLue Cooitsnd, W Fielding. De Rongs. Cameron )
Levy Hcnre.sy cuthhep, Pratt, Lswis, Stevens.
De Ccurfav. Foddis III Reeves, Eeeves. w adanso
Hefdetcrxsr John Concn, Driscoil James Rvsn Gros-
tss Prs Reeves Mr. otto wssendonek and lady Cspsa
Porter. -
For Hslfss-Nr W Sanction and children.
Prom Hslifsr 20 New rork-hrs rhorouehfood.
HsvArA-Esrk Rapid-sr Alex ncNah, lady and son. 81
Patterson, Nj WIN Pye. Crogan Wm Jcri.n cf NYerk;
" m Morrison. kartcnes, bslmas o. avans-< in the
steerase.
Poses. PR-BriE Richmond-Drs Bocanae
BEENvnA-Br Brig fslcon- Rev n A Baker Dr. R.ter
" Bar, lady sad daughter; Ers and MS. Harvey M,
Darrell Mrs Hout.en, MISS Taylor Miss Srsnson, Rev
horn ard son, Wood, Burrows. Dr. Phillips d B.a-
Stillmsn. Thompson W Joel -
C.nrg.s,-Btis Domarards-H rhssi. Burke, J will
,TvsE. l.ss-Bris 9uincy-cap, oliver Besrse late o.
~ haprfrs-Br brig Queen Nictars- Mrs Melville and
children. Masters Thadeus and Beui Hughes.
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Died,

In this city, Sunday evening, 23d inst, Of con-
sumption, AMELIA G., wife of Barnet Is. Boerum, and
daughter OF Ira b. Wheeler in the 34th year Of her
age.
The friends Of the family and those OF her brothers
in-law, Jacob b. Boerum and Thomas Kcnsett are
spectfully invited to attend her funeral from tho resi-
dence Of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Abraham Bosrum,
Waliabout, Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, NJ AZ
O'Clock, without further Invitation Her remains viii
At Oxford, N. H., the 18th inst the Hon LssyARp
WILCOX Of the Superior Court Of thai State aged 81
years.
Az Guyana. P. R., on the 1st Of May, 1850 HkyRr
ANGEL HoARE. $50, aged about AZ years He WAS .
native OF aes England but had resided at Guayama
% years 1t believed he has brother residing
In Halifax. N. s.
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ecipt Of the Csnbrs's letters, which were net sx-
Psotsd 10 become availsbls until Monday morsinr
There fair enquiry for -four with moderate saiss
under the inf OF aimilish ing receipts, with uu-
growing received from various ssctioas OF the
West Large holders not disposed to prsss sales,
but rather to hold back for favorable turn In
prices Wheat coArn ued to be- held nrm ~ full prices
Corn easier TO purchase ~ old inside ngures but
the amount Offering NOE large Pork steady,
with light sales Beet hams were Ia good demand.
There change in other articles Of proviEsss.
Coffee was held above the views Of buyers Sugar vas
in fair demand, but prices, II anything somewhat
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
ovR CONNER cIAL coRREsPoNDBNcR
MAyAcuFI r. June IL

MAYAGUEI p r., June IL 1850
The crop OF this district has nearly closed and
by the end OF the present month nearly every estate
will have finished grinding although sugars will con-
tipue TO be shipped during all the month of July
much now on hand has been sold to be- seat forward
probably for your fall trade We cannot consider the
crop even fair average while, at its comm emit
Appearances in favor Of unusually heavy one;
but the killing drought, OF Eve months Duration re.
duced our expectations fully 5000 bhds. Prices at
the commencement were good Low grade sugars, for
France, were paid 80 ga and choice desert ptions
for the United States sac, from which they gradual
~ declined TO ga 2hc for Europe and 3k 3c for
the United States This decliu. in price, and falling
Of in quantity has very much disappointed plant
ers; and yet prices here have rated generally higher
than in the States rather than what prices there
would warrant being paid here. Since about fftseu
days, the rains have commenced, and all creation Is
alive with vegetation. This change has happened in
good time. both for the and coffee ali Of which
promise well for the approaching crop The coffee crop
will commence In October, and promises wsll. This
market glutted with meal and the pora ons
OF Spanish hour. which pays but little dsty, so
abundant, that American -four, which pays S5x per
Dbl. cannot be imported Other provisions fully
adequate to the demand and only freight paying prices
obtained.
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Fsou vr-rtvtLA The bark Pasr, Capt wilkinson
arrived az this port this morning from Lssusyra
Puerto Cab,lio. having sailed from the latter port on
eth Of June she brings news OF any rnn sequ-nce
capt Wilkinson inform. that the tran niility Of
vrueHutla continued uninterrupted Commercial AZ
fairs quite duil--pAiiad Ere BIilsta. Jsas a.
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N kDlCAL.
TnE MARRIED. woHAN's PRIVATE

IaHE MARRIED WohAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COZ
psnionsy DIR. A. n kaurceAu Professor Of diseases
omenTenth editien, leno. 2-Prios tl-fears q
sunsrng 81 physical and mental anguish afss-
nena wife, And pecnnsry dicues to the husband might
have eesn spared BY timely possession Of this work II b
marriage disclose. important which shsa -
knsvn 70 them particularly.
those whose health does permit Of iAorsAss
mily, IL H. OF esEsciAl importance.
Eere, hs, every femsletbe wife, tbs notksr-sbe 80
either budding into wsnsnhocd the in the decline q
yesrs In whom nature change
esn discover the causes symptoms and the nost seea
cmsses aud nest certain ode Of In plAu
20 vAich her ser 10 subject
tkntraes Of Letter IRON Gentlsmsa IN Dayton ohisy
n. DAvroS, kayL lsSx
Ny Desrsr,-ky wife hes sssA rercspssly Stating ~
sofse three years more In her
fuh and suffering sths before and her
nasmen every successive and deotatsd Asl
1rss,rstss her, putting her life in imminent danger. 81
shich vas on the last occson asryairsd Of supposed
STATE OF tbin.s was inevtabs and resigned myself
70 meet the vorss. At this time (kow
beard yosr boos highly spoken o. Gaining mat
ers rcachins my e.s On i receipts and perurs cannot
the icy its psxes impaired my Wife, learning tho
treat diseevsry Of n NJ Dessmesrs provided remedy
eronsa prospect to which little conceived
bc but Tor this ere another ~spld have passed
ny bad IN all human probability. my wife would havs h<,a
IN h'r grave asd my children Left motherisss.
~ II, OF course imprscticahle funy
various sntss treated Of as they Of ssrieay
Tor the married. these
Tor sale at - Br"rdvay and % the Publishing ONE -
Liberty -strss, New yorh Little Co.. Albany W. " De-
va boston ~ r. fetersos W PhilAAsrbs.
On ne receipt Of s. s.py vil be tr.. .mittes hy .s
nss' DC addrs.sea, PORTRAIT, e Dr. A. kAp,e.u Bss
'-s11 Nov York oitv. One 70 Libsrty-.trs.t
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On Wednesday the 10th inst, by the Rev John Dow
ling, JonS I. Mills TO JULIA La Rus, both OF this
city
On Thursday, the Goth inst In st. Pauls Church. by
the Rev. Mr.. Parker, JoHy DIXON PKRaiv, Esq Of
Brooklyn, to ANNE WILHELMIyA, daughter Of William
y. Dickinson, OF this city.
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Court nf Cnmm.n Pl.n..

RuIrs roR sUssNrR vscaroS --Orisred that during
the special term OF July. 1850, for Argument. and
trials default may be taken. unless By consent or
stipulation. the order Of the court. but causes will
he tried and arguments heard only consent Of both
parties. There will be- no general term Ia July. In
August there will be trials
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CIR TRADE REpnnr.

SsrCRpsr. June ~ lSie-SrN
Cotton, owing to the induencs Of unfsv5rabis
sccounts 81 the growing crops received from the
South than 20 the charscter Of the Csmbriss news,
wss FIRM, With fee sales at full prices Trade. In
many ether srticles Of produce, csmparstivsly
suiet ss dealers disposed to Wait fer the re-
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MARKETS ELsEWHERH.

PHnApELPrnA, June q between Boards-S0 shares
s 100 Ssns % Reading k,,r'1d s S ao ~
sSso Rs,di1s Bonds 7sG 50 hs.si0s R.ilr9.d os T2'
share. Kentucky Bank, loo1s psnnsylvAna Railroad
~, sSN pen1sylyapis Sc sS $1,000 rsnnsssse s., s5t
ins s.lss we're made sr B0.rS. shares Norris s.na
TAX s30 do TN; 10 Mechanics paak, "a 5000 u s. 6.
'o l51 5000 Reading Bsnds b5 72S; Slos do xsrsgsSs
Bonds, 30, % do. haiirosd, IS, %.
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prsrNrcrtvr Tur Ar SsLrg. Msss-Thc OIL factory
q Mcssrs smith IN south salem. took IRE about two
O'CLOCK this morniur. aud go huildnKs containing a
large amount ~ stock entirely destroyed Othsr
bulsiurs neer vUre considerably damaged. Mts.rs
Smiths los l. shout s25 coo Insured for s1l 0oO.
partly In boston. The bark Lewis. on the rsl~ay al
jonirr "a greatly damaged IN her rigging and upper
worU n the starbosrd side-hull badly burnt lsss
eeout 81 0c0-Bssicn TSonscflrf, ysrs 20.