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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08

ron application n BRIDGET Mcilr;t;il and iir1u
y CARL. .7dniaisfraiers Of PATRICK Nj iJGli lei,
u hrissnn Hundred IN srif e.intr cprtpssd Il a.
ORDERED ahd directed by the Register Inst thu Admin.
isfanfs a.iesn give hpieo Of The granting ~ ,tiera
If Administrative. upon tlr Ettnin lc tree,.,d sn,
tile date o granting icrsVf fy csusiuf aIrerlieruen,s
to BIZ 'ird thin iony DAYS foni tie tptc + such "a.
srs ~ six OF The inust public places cf lie equity of
sew atlr requiring nll p'i.nns having q, mas hsanst
me Estate Ia pc rni Tie fame, ai'e hy nm Al or
Assembly ~ sneh ra-u made and rn,ided. And nlr1
ranse The ,Hmc 10 hv inserted ih the snmc pcfon
the Hue Hens 'iiekeu. n hsnsprtff pnhlifsd in VII
nihrtnn, and II Ire continued ih,rriu iut mouths
= } Hivan under the baud aud Seal Of one oftha
In hegitiat alnfrsnt. ~ newt n.tr IN New eHttiv
Il - WHY y! ifisal4 iil and n r
AMOS H. WIckEhsilAM RsgIsfer
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08
GROCERY AND TEA sTOnp.

4 NDREW J. CROW. respectfully informs lis friend.
AMI the public eenesay. that he has taken the Store
kri House lately euped by Mr. H. Cleund ami forum
BY the late Washington Rice Esq where ir unrs FIR
lnrs tofHals and all heirs usually kept Ia C;fncryr
Store among which are the spllowing
ehpng and powehunr Teas sn as cofIacH Spices Nna.
SEA Pickles sw' ct Oil, Pepper Sauce nil, Rice rheeit
Ill kiad. Gssse a Go d Alum a ana rhe s sIf Hams
Butter and Lard Extra family aud siprrdnc Flour r-rn
maa Stone and E1rhe Ware Superior old nranlies
Wine jamaica Spirits Holland Gin Monougaheia Whi,.
kay White brandy for preserving together with
CordiaIs
Ills goods having hcen newly laid In and selected with
cate, are flesh and VI the mnst choire kind.
From his long experience in tho hsiaeas and by strict
Snson re hopes 20 lender entire satisfaction 10 alt who
N D. Goods carefully packed aud sent 10 all rar,s Of
the city free ofeharge. Aag. Al.
CALIFORNIA Emigranis, before leaving shonia .ucbI
themselves with supply OF medicines This can he
Jan % Drug store.
l'IO COUNTRY MERCHANTS s,5sc1,I-, :. -
TRIMMED 10 sell all atiolcs In the drug lils a, rs ~
prices for cash, and asks trial before riehs,ine else
"1 1sS % E Ms iisls:s
ttls FLu'p EXTRACT cr s1asarAaiIiA.--A yeTy sl.eT
- W. ptsnaistion II this valuable drug, pfiee only Sd
r. MeiNALI, pfugEi.t.
Al ARslI LOTS &c, FOR RENr.-T6fcs i1ois n Land
VI for rem irpy to WIN. MccAuLI,EY
NAV ~ No. lSs Market St
4 congress or Saratoga Water fresh At
Z. Mel WALL. Drug Store.
u lnlV - ~ Market Stfa
1en"ine bnlsaK ;npsuias for EAT. BY
Il LIP. MOORE
sen ~ Timer Of 9Th and Poplar >.
iIoLAssEs OIL lds. n Prime Port Rico ana Trnilo,
W Molasses fot sale by seP2o Z. NJ RYE 4 lao
uh sALE-sevsral Faim-. and a humber Of T,1iss.
and Lots. rarmr from $1,000 10 sscOo0 ~ So oao
honses rom $500 TO 5000. W. MCAUii.rY
-. - l5s Market e.
SMukED BEEF constantly on hand of nv own talti1r
very superior article, wholesale and retail al M Il
sonth second street, BY aus 10 l. ". WRIGHT
I en- ANbERRins.-FrashcI beTTies 1sT sale Al M
Second At. by nov9 A. j. Gnnw
J SuG ARs.seVsrai Hhs pri1ae aud Medium, oiisIi;
y o, saEars, New Crop, for sale BY
Jan 70 EN- RvE s. nRo
I COD LIVER OIL 11sl and genuine al
IT, Z, MoINALL Dflg store.
~'i As MoIkettt
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A Card from the Tailors.

TO me Edtoy Of TIE Tribune.
DEAR SIR As there is case now pending be-.
tweed US and certain employers who have mis-.
represented our motives, well as our actions be-
fore che Courts Of Justice and the public, that til
bunsl 10 whose dictates every body polite must
bend and as on the issue Of this case depend, the
success or failure Of honest endeAvors to rsht
our grievances, We take the liberty Of placing be-
fore you and through your impartial Journal TO the
public, plain and unsophistcated statement the
events Of which the case in course is the ooo.s.
quence.
You, Sir, are already aware that the mean. nv
which we intended to bring the employers of this
Ci'y to our terms terms scrupuIo1sly Just, were
strictly Constitutional aud thai, up 70 the present
crisis, our actions have been IN accordance with
cur prescribed forms. By tempered remonstrapce.
vigilance and exhortation, We had succeeded ia
bringing large majority Of the respectable en-
p'oyers Of the trade to conceGe oar demands. And
by such means did we intend TO effect the ful com
pletion Of them. But certain employers. who
have not only how, bat on all similar locations get
themselves AGAINST any aaiellorGtion Of oar clpdi.
Ton, Instituted q vuse bv which ~ cDanterac. oar
peaceful eiior and throw the nlovemsut mo
stey snce Tor indefinite pcrioj. AIMING those.
Mr. LonsiTeet Of Nnseu-st stood prominent =
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Our Society having Iearnedth' c Lonss.reet wished
!" erIug on oouls on WIN our sen-inels, issast
soof from him, until y conference aai advice,
they eou'd ping 'oo'e persoos 10 his employment
10 Jar un'tIstap ,ng and an scq1iesceoce N oar
terms, ana they acted in strict conformity with
thtse 9roen' Sut Longs'reet being resolved 90
The e"lhsop,, sent two Germans who could not
,petA cur .sDeusge, and who therefore oJuli not
oeren o <strAted With, and who, GA being respect
tuly eeosted, sho y ed idence Of resentment At
ttir stage OF the proceedings, our men were set on
Lonestreet aud another man, and grossly m al
treated, Tor 9bch We intend in due time n appeal
to the civil a~ tor redress. LoGZs,feet although
the aepreisor, caused our men TO be delivered q
the custody Of the Police and thu5 has the Law,
mesnt az shield Tn the oppressed, been convert
"a n o. an agent Of their oppression.
Signed % b,baf Of 500 Menners.
WILLIAM LEON ARD President
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smgIs Copies. ia ets-sl per eOI--sT Per Oo
THE WING ALMANAC rOp yako

FE'HIS ANNUAL bas beeo prepared with great caro- ana
accuracy, and IL presented TO the Public az q che.a
reliable and lucid summary OF the Political History of ts
riraes IL contains nothing OF partisan character, br
gTeSt ~ its lRs Session. the Mileage ErpOsG The Evsat
OF 1919 In Europa List OF The Presidents Cabinet Members
Of the present Congress- Governors Of the Sa.ea &c he
CoETESTs-Areas II the United sisles; Astronomical
Statistics; Branch Mint4-God Coinage Bnash Cabinet.
Calendar for Portland, Boston, New-York Philsasphis
sshIn zion, kacgh Charleston end Nsw-Oreans; CAT
iornis and New hexico ChonolO sca Tables; Compuu.
ssbon % Congretsnen Ccaresr Statistics Of Con fsaa
laS session Of Ecpscs Economy In TIE Puhtc Expana.
States, keouon OF President By he People; EecGon Re
taus Europe IN lssS f1uces Of United and Crea
srisln foggng In the Navy. Government Ct he Jutsd
bses dsNernileal Supplies Governors ID sta;e Csp
A1' hlshW aleT at Nesr-forf Boston, PhsdsiDsia and
CsRs4esioni Home Department; hoase OF Represent,
uvgt u < House MlleBKe; Inaugural Address Q! Pred
deni Tsytori Jewish CReuosr; Law Reform; NieAFe Of
SulsFes4; hAitSfy Mileage; Ministers and Consals
abroad Ministers Al f0rega CSurtt; Moharlrledan Cal
enosl; Moons place; Naval Prize Mcuey-Tenpefspoe
SsyAl Fani'h:aents lSisj Naval saPPdes and PoHcyi
Otoers and Onces created Panama llshnusl RAILWAY,
Population Of ssIes; Postage RAes Foreign and Donse
Nc POsEi Reform, Presidential Vote l542 &c. Pc.
ducz Aggregate; Public Lands; Railways aad Canas
scfoss NorthAnorca Recruiting for the Army; RsYeans
(us 81 Collection; senate OF United staies; ssnEls
ard Rejection Supreme Court u 8 Tide Table; fun
age anc Shippins Tribunals Coz Claims ssrsf tho reS
stses Whitney's greSi CeRusl Railroad; War Charges
o. he Jai0b.
Election Re.arns Carefully made up tor the Wig Alma
lac, hoD hslae, kes.tlsnps hire, VenaonL Massacan
eansy sis Man sDo, Virginia Norm Carolina As5s
. ssss4ppi, LOuis. SaA fesss, ArkSrsss Isunesssa
SsotSiA ksasneky, os.o, lDdiAnA nictageA. Iowa We
soasls ma
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" haiers.

ship America mo q 46f iuns OF Now.BedfoFd recently
employed In the California trade. 10 huing Lr whs
Ing VOYAGE 10 he NOh Pacific be commanded by Cap,
Charles Sesbury.
bottle. oonslring alp Of paper with the following
lndOfseuenL WAS picked the beach OF 9alves.oa
los few days ago: M,fcn 9b. 1919 lat 5 10 ~ lon
~ W-Sbip Csnsos, of New Bedford WV Rsynsrd
M stsr from Pacific Ocean hound to New Bedford sib
500 tbs whale OIL snd g. DO sperm oil Waosvvr pcks
hs up must report II ard confer favor on VIM r
Arr 81 Nsedfrd lSlh. ship Mary Ann. Taylor Pscifc
Loop; baiks Harriet. Bailey do 500 VIII $40 90; Cor.
ne.ia Devon, lDoisO Ocean $50 sp.
Al LseaiLg AoTil L. Z-ohvr NIB 900 sp fr Arctic sess
next day. reported AD'ii 10 $50
Heard from, about June IS, Risnz OF Proyncs,o~p 100
sperm.
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California yesse,. spoL.n. A..

We are pFu 3D. ssysa Baltimore paper that cOnsidsr.
able snNety ielt Tor the fate ofe by Bsker vAch
sailed frt This port shOut Inc since fOr Caitor.
MIA via The ssi Of Magellan She spossn about four
Hontts sRo vh-n sh- hes been heard o, fhs
sch ishi, which sailed for lh- destination souf the
sme rne 10 sso missing Fears eb-risned that bot5
Se lost Thelsa sccoant wrhsd Ofths ABBY Batsr vss
that she had rased through h- straits liars TIE Flight
vssei Bofs Bay, Straits u magellan 81 FEB where she
detsiueo IN company with other versas By advsrss
winds sehs Asoris from Gloucester; Edward A shcer
from RstmOre aud Lambert spy1a'r. from New YORK. all
Of which psss- through ne Susis 10 con suy with the
Abby Baker bad reached San Yrancsco sccounts
euoiher sch The Gs'rgs wssain ton from FALL River
Witch pss'ed the strSs r, the Time did arrive
Sal Ff6kcsco until the 26t1 day
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spOken. &c.

April 81 lat 3 SO s. Ion IS u sbo st Petesbarg Plum
from Csoutta for New Of-sGs oil well (Sy shp Argo A
Boston f,om CacOus- -! eeors belag 10 hss Sdsys
July IS, Care Coo SSW IS milss snip John Holland from
Bordeaux for New.YoTk
May H. lst95 IS s. Ion 20 50 Z, ship May Ann Psusa
from Ca cuiiR for Boston
June q, lat Is s. so w, shlp Milton, from b..
tor for Bombay
july IS lat So Ion 50 O5 ,bip Denmark, OF Providence
from 5Ayar nah for Live pOOS
July 5, CT Toriusss sloop Randall Green, from Nor.
lesns for hey West
july lss24 So Ion 81 So sch Hebe, OF wilmog,oa NC
bound yest
July !, At242? loo so So brig wsresller benes fos o.
dsr Key.
July st2l5O zen 70 81 chip judah TOuro Of Nor,ssns
bound north.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NET-YORK......JULY 10, 1859
grNAnreA
l,IAarrd.

SaIfs Cube, ss~yer. Lisbon. NesIlib soas; Kens,rg
ton, Baxter POnar1A Oinsy Sessions; Empire Cnandlsr
hasnzss. Eesmiih L sons.
Brei Eudora, Eaurews Nslags, srea VcIe; ETA
Merrill SAP Juan - Cuba " snlfh Sons GLOBE Osnna.
vin New Bedford Pcrl0 REQ, PsrslS Philadelphia BAD
ger PecH Coz WI NleKss Leighton, PAAlks Fla; sn-
~ hon, Moyy NorfoiE, Nesniih L aous
sehs Hnriet Gro vel, PalGie phia L W Mckee; WI.
nam' Collins, Philadelphia Hs9ti Lord SMITH. Sal.
Imofe MAILER Lo'di j-nDy Lad, Culle1. DO p 9myh.
AhOs PHILIPPE Wilmington. NC N l. n-C-esdy; Moses
Msnrg. Stone, Brsz . Santiago, B sardk Eaphemis,
Egpoenla DAVE hasgs. Hsvers L Co
sloop Lady fenwick Thompson New esvsn
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In his CITY, July 49,, OF typhoid pneumonia, EMMA
JANE. aged IS monks and % days, daughter Of VIM L.
AMI Sarsh 2 HiL6s
On Friday Jay 10, EDMUND W. ipr,nl son Of John
Reese
Tie fTercs Of The family respectfully 10 died TO attend
be faf eia al Inc residence OF ne sirsr 100 CunOu
'oCklyn, on Sunday 2lst int at OclGcs Z. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

Fatal ACCIDENTS - hobI. Mccoy, a sailor be
longing TO the ship FloFinga, accidentally fell from
Pier g. +. X. yesterday, aud before assistance
could reach him was drowned fhe body has not
been recovered An inquest was held yesterday,
a. tie City Hospital, upon the body 81 Patrick Goa
nor native OF Ireland 30 years Of age, who, while
intoxicated, vas accidentally run over by an omni
bu, in Chatham st opposite Frenchs Hotel, on
Thursday evening. Verdict accordingly.
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Foreign Ports.

SD fm st Hell ma June - snip St Petersburg Plunmet
from Cseutsl Tor New Orleans; bark Zptsf Nalls (hn
hRuis) for Salem.
Al Tubs Island july brig Richmond, for Bath in2ds
Al Madeira Juue 8, orig eliza Jane Brown from New
Yors. had II days. passage
A, Valparaiso Nay ~ ship New. Bedford, Hsm5lin New
Bedford, taxing freight for home.
Al ADeosura sinst brig A. gosurs Gsrysy for New.
YOfh In ~ dsys-only Am vessel
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By Telegraph
Marhets....ALBAsy. July 10.

The receipts since our last have been as follows:
ELouR, 400 bbsi WHEAT none; CoaN. 600 bushels
Tn re odereie mand for FLOUR, aud hs market 10
SHADE IL favor ofbuyers fair milidy ind1ry exists flr
prime WHEAT. With sales OF 1900 bushels 3snes-e 81
81 Corn Is rm AID 10 good demand Tho sales 10 900
better snd sales 700 bushels have been efs ed Al 5
47c. Considerable sales Of WHISKY made but from
ifeuines with The telegraph wires, unable 20
the priees
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III An RIEn

On Thursday. July 10 At Brooklyn by Rev p. II Buoy
herdt Mr.. LEWIS LYMAN WILLIAMS OF New YIrG,
10 Miss A0ELrA L dsugher OF Mr. William 3uckand,
Esq Of Brooklyn.
On Thursday evening July IL BY Rev. Or Dowllng M
PLINY L REED to Mia ELIZABETH K. WHIrMOAE,
~ f ~
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Arrived.

Brig PIinesss Royal iBs) Doe Bermuda days, slaves
10 w Dsvenoor-2 passeugers
Brig WsrcssB, (of Gsmdenl Powell 81 MAXI Is days,
cotton TO COe, Anderson A. Co
Sch Lscon. besrse Boston 8 d. mdse
sen fOlyantIus. - Bird 20 port. IN ballast
sch Jos Farwel, AlexsDdria. Thomes.on DO, hms'
WlND-Durrg the day from S, snt fresh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

This statement is not made to show the relative
value OF the stocks of these several Roads A sin.
gle years work affords no adequate criterion Of
their CT pabihties.
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BRIG NoRTHAAE-The brig N1ribman Sifferson, wn'ch
cleared rom port on 24h u r. sli Ffsncscb
4 efUre reported put irio son q rrpS naYlng pea
tthore a. Nnstfr'c and CslEN sc sii- ion % lns
Isib in coo Dsnd oi Capt w Nss'n-Csp' N SUI re-
naming IN ~ b. alb
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Receipts of Produre

By North Rirer Boats, July l9.-7,Ol2 bbls
Pour 1863 DO Wbisky; 1872 do Ashes 81 do Pork; SlI
y hAm, 1893 Lkgs Cheese; So DO Butter; $685. bush
COM 1888 40 Wheat; 413 bales Wool
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Fysz Glasgow (0r Ne.,- York
CITY or GLASGOW h r MArEsws. About the middle Of .v.yx
ssrua mouth. v1i 10 Apr Juue, August oc De- aud Fesy
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PasasnKera AniIrd.

IN hi1 HaHd1!ii from BosoH for G.oes,n C1VoyaiI-
bes.Ts II Mzroo. of Walertown Moss, Aichae. Pow.
era Of Baltimore; A Sylvester. Of California
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For Europe,
CusARp LINE-Foy Liverpooi.
EAr HrenIen.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION Com
From Bremen.
OCEAN sTEsn NAVIGATION Co,
For Chagres.

OhlO lA.at }. y SCHEScE Nev York Sat Tu, y
Gil Capt SroDbA Prom YORK Thurs Aur
EMflhE CITY } d WnsoS New York ras An "a
chr hohEh Capt WrSptN Prom New York Tues Aus ls
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.


UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
CoLLINs's LIsE-SdiLs from NetS York
ATLAETIC... Capt Wssr..... For Liverpool Sat July
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IErpn or c.rrr.rn..,-.n.l

frou oar CtTrrsFor d-as. Cd. = a... ... q.
PHILADELPHIA. Dug l9--ssvvse,d--Bsfk C).k Rvas~
bost0n; h'g Visitor Pas, 40, sch. L-s.hafs nsrn Ws
mir on, NC; Pssssic, RuhinsOn Ne ~srk ~
Ciefyet-Brig Visitor p 8..stpp, ems PAs.sAr R.A
iusop. Ne-st; msrv Bach, Yssss Roxbasy, ssamsr
Oneida, OMEN NYors
NEWPORT. July bar hhg CardE MslviiiA I'm cs.
ceuas for Boston; frh Nay byrsn Freja0ss fn N.
gus Tor nariei Crane, fm Nsona Hawkes. Sax
Bedford.
Disasters, &c.
TBE DUTCH sRIG CoEstLiUs H.YSg, fore Cauon a.
koitefosu. sshoFs Ro>ess IN e.
pa suai", Apns h~ss ihoaght.Ls you'd have throv
Over
TIE prope Tor rrpord rshore E.so-s Neck prov.s,,
be he Albany Capt " his from H.ftf,rl fos lA.nv n
sWough abe would M got II without dams ~. a Al.
Nss 90 smooth sandy b-sca
scH HoSsET-The seh Hornet Of fsuotoh bsiors "a
pofro s.fot rear hobgk Light hss bs-n got ~ ana IA
T. 70 ofeenPoftb Teqsirs See said 10 b m1ch dam
eyed N~A'
Sen RvBIcoN At Harrlrk rom Bank Qasresu rs,or.
'hst n Toe 20 lnst she ssS large vesI
ashore on West eud Of Sable I.sAd supposed abe -
sshore he ri ght previous ~ -
fHE scHR HERo, ito Wednesday nv In. .ts.,,a.
Ilssc NewO was TOW 20 around Tho E.at NIyer a.
Thufsday. bat for ANsr- AID cut 900
srd vac Asirg opposite C0fes = Hook dur 90 Ina 90.
pert Of ihe day 10 he u toe Psck Slip frry hosf.
" q her s.de ard tOpuEsis sbove water
LEwEs, Del July 1.-THE q survsyink och Wsnsr
IN yesterday Sh-DO and Mic the act 81 andIns
Other men, BON " her bOs got he soats
Beach
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For Glnsxow.
From GInsgoM.

Fro- Nelo York for GLASGOW
CITY OF GLASGOW..B Abost the ds. NJ .v,r,
,isrna's moaih In May Jub SEPTEMBER Nov JGausry
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For America.

CoLLINs's LIsE-SaIs from Litypool.
ATLANTIC Capt For New York We'd Jul
PACIFIC Capt krs...-..for New YORK Wed. ia
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sUS-Rlses.. IS S-tI...... n Mcos-Sets =. / SIN
HIGH wATgs....Juiy %
Dandy Hk.. Ola Gov. Isl 8 5ls Hell 0sle.... SPA
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able to ascertain as they we're Immediately 70
moved 10 their homes. Tnis makes the seoond
time within three weeks that wall has fallen at
tits place THE men having been at work there
since May last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

Leaving actual surplus June 3d. 1884, oi...sbs6l O6
Th gross hss creased from Se00Os 81 inlsf8s
10 s5s5, IA a in 1880.
Toe and interest hsve Increased from S2l8,A
IA IN 1879 u S2l89e6 go In 1880
The income Increased fcom $21l662 rs in 1889
to S5l6 ~ S. in 1880
The debt OF the Company is about s799OOO, add
it has property on hand worth $4,000, large
portion of which can be sold without Interfering
with the operations OF the road The report says:
The result of the last years business, whether
we consider the actual profit in a season OF great
pressure, or it's relative income % the stockholders
upon It's cost IS compared with other roads in this
State, ought to be sat sfactory. Ths per cen,ake
profit on the amount paid ia by the stockholders,
In the year ls49, of the seven prn ,ipa Railroads
in Massachusetts, as appears by the Legislative
Reports have been on each 500, as follows:
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FiRE-Yesterday morning, at 81 o'clock, about2O
barrels OF lime were destroyed in vacant lot IN
Fourseenth.st near Seventh.av 1t is supposed
that the d'enchins shower penetrated broken
barrel and wet the lime as to produce Stacking,
and Of course fire.
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These are averages on working days only; no
trains having been run on Sundays. Communication
passengers are not Included 1t appears certain
that the greatest business Of the road will be in
the season Of navigation.
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JIFFKRsoE MARKET PRIsoN.-The attention of
the City Fathers, or the Ten Governors, or some
body with power to remedy the evil, is called to
the condition Of the fences gates, &c. around this
prison. Come work in the way of building is ur-
gently demanded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

IHE UOKtHEsTEk AND MILTON BANK ROBBERY,
On the night of the lst Of June, as will DO recol.
lected, The vault Of the Dorchester and Milton
Bank at Milton, Mass. was entered and robbed OF
s3o,oo0 mostly in notes Of the bank. Through the
New.York Police 500 of the stolen money was
traced 10 the possession Of fellow named Brooks,
who has been arrested aud committed to prison in
Providence, X l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

SMoTBERED George Wish, while at work in
culyert at tue corner Of Twenty ninth-st. and
Seventh-av. was overcome by the influence of car
bonic acid gss but was fortunately taken on: and
placed in medical care in time to cave his life.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-17
Gold discovered In the Copper Region.

The London came down from the Saul ye.ter-
day She had over 100000 lbs of copper freight
from the Cliff mines, mostly in mass, and also n
block of copper weighing 2 500 lbs. for the Wash
ington Monument, as a tribute from Michigan.
The editor Of the Lake Superior Journal says:
We were shown, yesterday, by Captain John
Ileoran, OF this place, piece Of quartz rock from
pure native gold. The gold shows itself in pnrti.
cles disseminated through the quartz, the largest
OF which, as near M VIC could judge from the ap-
pearance, weighs more than dollar. He states
that friend in the mining country has discovered
rocks Of this description. of which this is n surface
specimen, it, appearance clearly shows il TO be;
that there was no reason object, chance for de-
ception in regard 10 IL. He brought IL down in or
der to have il examined, and VIC saw il thoroughly
tested in several ways yesterday, and there is no
question ne 60 its being genuine gold.
IL is not, however, the first discovery Of gold on
the lake; geologists have detected il in several in
stances, and the lamentcd DR.. Houghtou was con
fdent that gold would be found in considerable
quantities.; and il has been supposed, from minutes
made by him and from remarks the subject,
that he knew moro about its location than any one
else, and even much moro than he had ever made
known.
We have no disposition to start a golden hum.
bug story here nj the northwest California will
monopolizo every thing in that linc--and we be
leye our copper and iron mines will be Of more
permanent and lasting wealth TO this section and
10 the whole country, than even a rich gold mine
ON Lake Superior. Still we shall now expect 10
sec this gold bearing rock thoroughly tested and
analysed, and the country explored more fully with
view 10 further dscovcric, in this precious metal
and We hope the sanguinc expectations of the for
tunatc discOvcrcr Of this gold mine will be fully
allied - Detroit Tribune, Aug. 10.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-17

DISCONTINUED.
State Line, Berkshire county, Massachusetts
Seclusaval, Franklin county, North Carolina
Walnut Bend, Phillips county, Arkansas.
Blue Point, Crittenden county, Arkansas.
Point Mason, Benton county, Tennessee.
Dividing Ridges, Carter county, Tennessee.
Leedsville, Vanderburg county, Indiana
Bush Creek, Bureau county. Illinois.
Belle Prairie, Hamilton county, Illinois.
Grove, Mercer county, Missouri.
Mount Pleasant, Barry county, Missouri
NAMES CHANGED.
Bemen, Carroll county, Md.-name changed &c
"Kroh's Mills"
Parsons Mills Cumberland county, North Car
olina-name changed 10 "River Side
Littletonville, Knox county, Ill.-name changed
TO Truro"
MITCHELL Landing, obion county, Tennessee
name changed 10 cline"
Cedar Creek, Warren county, lllihois-name
changed to Denny"
Duck Creek, Brown county, wisconsin--namc
changed to Oneida"