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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CUREO

W. $50. co.. cue tr'sr Il o. foHts tIrt ~'-~
fAlNhN U-'. Hfcf fir ast,. ~ Nv
ri't 'E'saf,
f.i ~ f{rr' II
Lta.t -, tive hs ss.H
,uf ' teo'7iis reed .i,' '@ 'f li' ir fic.trt
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t. fsti.,l III. IlNN 'tfktNt9 cf Rats
NH'tt-I f"prf., -" iureu, IN, yutsJ
, .iist. Oh. ,,s2s h7nf ntI aide
al nHti' raI ,rI,haH' TtNti, shcl Pc
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D p EEL,

ID BELL
ALTERS l"r sa'.
v tIalg,rG Rrake rGmr.,
Lo,i Pig. D,fcrc,.t ,'c.
Windsor Giu.s bxS TO llAl6,
Nl.'>-:d tn t0i
MAJ and 4 Cot SAWS,
Nunvel- Spade. Hpcs.
Gfpuni White Load, warranted nrre.
frSac. ieiiDw Yea. r. far.. Green
Window Glass
wagon B"Ic.,
I,nhow Ware.
C,,k and par.og Stores,
Glover Seed,
Rutland, Apri! Il 1850. II
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ID l L d 4.

Ia VI dd'e,pwn. on thr 7'liin Phin S,,.!
eaid, Leg. a Revolutionary soidrr. sCrd ~
/" "a'ina"td or the i:lh ult lia,t"t T.
daughter of Thon.as snd Satpll PsiArf, a.
ged ; ycsi.
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LOWEST rKyCE

This Great L tahl s'm,.t having becu co.. ID
for the purpose of taking onr annual account q
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WCUsTERS TRIAL

fsu'iro & Co's Pamphlet Edition ortls oe'e
hrat"d ltl'l for sale at tie Bookstore, Ludlow
VI Pace ten cents per copy.
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~Ihe Homestead Exemption
oa aas PASSED the New York Assem-.
~ u..s ban exempt. property 10 the
'aessi q cn~ theassni acilsrs.
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hats. Caps. Stocks Cra,ats. De Joinvil!e Tics
IL tidk's.. G!o,es, Shirts, Collars. received md
ior,ale hy h. +. BILL.
HutiIni, Apru Q 1850
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CONSUMPTION

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F.tr - uH. - hrH ff. tts -, ~
f.Is. .tr. t. 90 tNs h~ss .aa =
..t atf r.+t..a r-s., ,g t-s I-'.,A Il -.
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CnMMIssIoNERs NnTlNE-

W. tre 'u'LcHbfn ueiug aPp"lrtsr 10 Vie Hoe
rrtnn,ssnarfs to receive Tr1 nln- a." a. s' AZ
cla.l11 aai t"-n sat, ~ .i tfF,yn, 49, rst th~
80. Il JDIi Ip>IfH I've ~ Ne"s N taI4
t.stl,i l-F'as"d f"f'sseE'Tf ir'"'N"rt ard or
monte. l-oh, she trird d, of tpr-t bslus aioH ID
hv sa.c cpl't tnT t1st purpose. We ID t''-'iurs
3. ~ .se boies lhal - ti al " tie -
tt..,, - csg ts.d appoiH'rteri. - 'tr s'r.s 81
ssususi tL..h = Wee CO. ~. bet ~aiI',..y a
t4egs, srl ~eptenbst D.ri i'Dm "ee r,nts =
n .4,a Ig-r r r.st. og .asn O.. 80 4 %.
JO>Etr Fttk. t,,...
- fIfr1i i
ps'.d II wslis ~ ,s.d sare!. tAa i,h DAY a
Apr., A. D 1850 ~
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IitrOd, Threat. Lungs, ard Hart.

~ ell -"s.'f .f 1n o., nAni r'.. ...ssnfr, o.
, ,tr'r '.s' Hnlyt :rly s,uh'o' ~rrb hey
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M a X n ! E d,

On So" i-'h III ty J VI F,.h. rsa Nj
Andrew JNchs.p NUant,lie aad Miss lydla
Mana IT; ,, al tf psLJy.
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Premium Dagucrreal,pes
ron ONE DOLLAR

THOM,- n JOHNSON irtu hs.ts; ~
rsrrs at Daniels Corner building, wrutc ht
81 roman short time, aftoriitg a rare op.
u1ftu.!.ty Ia nlit in
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MI. EOtD ssy~-rhises trcrsprs s-r-s..A
~ snd r''st"d 90 .sisrda "a, esr aTf"ce ii
s,tis Tss gxife. n sss'ts
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Stoves,

Elevated oven and Whiesdes air tight Stoves
now being received At tho new .ioto 81
IA\DON 4 GRAY F..
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE

"rsr,. PRATT rr.ffp rochr1'. D Ifs1 fc,svait
T,o4 t.i NhftFS tsf h.iH bot r",s ~ ,ncs
,'I'0 rss.t . t,-.f sfrfcs o.. .
r.-f .'1-" -ts ruth .,d Var-
q tsav ~ ,Hs tin lS..risu, saI
. tn1s $40 ~ ~ Dit Ono frasHssn. r. Ts'cr a. ~
- .'rf fssi - l."3 s~siss. T.
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bH.thl Bhissi -syg sTLL-.i4 g. a
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STATE or VERMONT BIS 1t l.u-trJ.rrd TIA, ata
rsitct Of faifhavsn, - Prub,te Court held A. "a.
Teton IN and lot sad district on tn sh day u April!
A u $50.
Wherein. Elisha Allen. Administrator ~ Tho estate NJ
ceased has Ihts day ina e implication 10 said court .
extend the iimc he,'",cs allowed for tie divpnsH n
the estate q" sad licensed and 'h- p,, 'nsut II the
debts Of said deceased tN the iGlh day ~ Nay. 1851
Therefore it " ordered by said o"ur, ihr h, airing
and leo 'snn Of raid application he r,fentd To the sta
tel session Of said Ia lie nei the frrhs;s of.
Gee In Casr,"G, 10 sad District on I'VE fr, Ines.
d-y II hrlHp the h,.t .ds 81 Mo next and innj 30
toe thrre"t b- gwen - all pet.ous interested hy pub
,h!us copy NJ tn record ofths order three w-'b.
succcss,Y.y "A The Ruilard County H.rati \ uruspa
per nfr'sn ~ R"tlsu ~ I.- stale tsi tho, ~
par h-ioIe sihI Cntt and rut'ct thereto II ta.y
cause. true copy " recarl.
- AtEQN WARNER Ju'-r
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W ?, .NK Street, io1oa.
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t',i H,a.f4' i'sh r-.'''tit ads. %,
.s.s.'i', t,s s.,sI
cations AND ,uN%' NpTl( ~.
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STRAY COLT

CtNN ,n,o rst tssticss.s 90 tt~ fSir of Bay
I ini hssst aasse { OF, 9th sh,is hos feet
srp=~.ed tn ~ ih-te v~s-, -Aa TAr ~sN.' -
'sqas.tss to prove r'er,t', 20, eh,'r", srd 'st'
Aef away N.NtS NoAts
Cia't,rara rs.' ~ tie Morttst.
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q L A N X y o O K s .

ii |. sitNIfN i've lu.t received "" .Tlend,t
W. .rttnr s'ctk nf i.,,'sc-s Inuta'i ptt tno.s
Nrmot,nfoms Not. t,r.r. iG,.iorr, Waf ~
scala! Wa,, tat1. SO sc.
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SEED WHEAT.
GEO. Y, TiEWElL & Co.

L I'D Ntrs, Busains ard Waking SHOES tl0lh
IN HuskiBs and t'sl'rrs. horucoo FoLtess
Misses aud ChiG'eus' shoe. and Bo",ets - iull
assortment, for sac ~ r. Z BELL.
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LUNGS BLEED MUST DIE |!

r,'r 4 yu', 20 p sHA@r HfUiCI.r T. 30,
sd ss! ~t,' ~ "n+ris e.ar,.G f.IIas Ks'aS.
MOI d." '.f..l fat.r tsia ~ tir 'yi Lss
H. fs-4a. 90 rtJ rs|, .s 4 'taf
o. Ia ssif - - is is'> - 20 sod 'iiss
'hr rHF ~ zee. o-'g - 'fIss -
r. . a.y 4 pfssa % o. sS4o. :, Lss
fs''ff ast. ,sfsid
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WER> rif'S 1Rfst. 'nt ne rattti - Uo.i"
W IAilGaau. Fncs T. : rct's
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LIST OF LETTERS

WEB>TER's Qqsr'o Dictionary unahr,dsod
w pnce. s. % r l. spfN,,K.
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pooTs AND Tunrrns

CENTS go f-H up sd 'r,oA ENDlN 49,
" i.sd,t AoG ocbss kSthers, h.'','" -
~ - Z ctIi.
TOOTH BRUSHES ts1 nta.hr. HsTda
] iinia ,oin,,, '"aH f.asitr. E"'"'r trhe."
h~ iais. Sc sod ., u srftt's
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POWDER AGENCY

All orders FOR Powder of the various qualities
'nppi"d at the Magazine near the Rutland Raj,
road Depot, 1t Wholesale prrcs.
IkNUO\ & GRAVES
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wINooSKl FLOUR
NEW SPRING STYLES.

Ia Barrels aud halt barrels, tor saie bv
7.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BlLSlM

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WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.

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c.sr'.- ! lo'et's =. '.i.. 49, lssf 1FANfs tNB
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fstsrss rec y s~s .f, -o fsa -- - .ssrfsl4 -
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A'Sf .s- 70 o. oFF.H .1s- s1r'tvs ss<l
la. thfNl ., bfi-f - 80 ~. 80 u 90
fiiuONIt DY-ISTPHY
- srts o. +si,.f a. ass- IT ,a-,s sas<-. -
sss,l.t ssy fsz.'s ~S1ts~ 49,
On SLERA iSFAH TOM.
~ $3.50 s-< u .sf ia L. Ia,
sirr fs4-ffafsf. k-rit-5 go .--a-
faH.s l.f.a r.-aat ...f...t
-FVAA1.F o. LspFfrF balnAsf+ - - ,.,.a !.
He q s/-a sc-s0Fsf. fas i. -.
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ts e'-ag4sr r~rstS
" - f~'~' So ~ss' -s4' - sas,rs.ss
WAIIAf T. 90,
100 nr~s~ssf. ys~ rs,A
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THE UNION.


AT A6oTioNSy virtue q dss;ss e" q he SoDo,uSs
o. Daadas q Mecaoh ALBEIT and Tsmpismaa, depending
~ said court shall oucr auction,
4. 4 sssss a. . ~ asss sss. T.
Maryland aid adsaaassousy within The coal
All called Properly il being rssuyey Of
part Of "Wesm containing
thereof 1885, returned into
the land once Of the western shore Of said state and here
Also called Territory (bens re-
survey another part Western Come xion y containing
sand three hundred twenty land
according certificate esurey thereof September al
1885, taken and returned 10 said land Office, and there
Also all that other called Bank Ls,p lbeng
thousand and uyx and half of land according the
certificate o. srvy thereof dated september ~ 1885, taken and
All the said lands being the which conveyed
president directors Of the Bank Of the United States
recorded land Allegheny aforesaid
also By three several paiea from e State Of Maryland, dated May
Also, all that Revolutionary soldie Lot being No a4s7,
tanning my
said moiety hundred and thirty five acres Of land.
Also attract called "Phcasant Rge said contain hundred
and eghty-one and a half acres Of land.
Terms money
be paid In hand and the residue hayeay
The purchaser therefor bonds notes, with
MY 70 De approved BY bearing interest from the day Of sale And
the ratification OF the chancellor and
payment Of the whole purchase and before will
good aud sufficient
according law, convey purchaser purchasers
her their respective heirs his their the
aforesaid purchaser purchasers clear
Claiming by om or under them since the pending
complied with three days. reserve
the right resell the auction for cash. credit
amer weeks advertisement convenient
RICHARD SMITH, Trustee.
DYER BRoTHER AHioneers.
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INDIAN nAssAcRE-roUKrEKs CHPrEwAs KILLxD.-our
community has just been startled with the intelligence Of
another Of those sansuinay In the
mails Of the powerful tribes Of the Norhwesthe Sioux
and the Chppswas On Wednesday morning last, about
SUNRISE party of Sioux from the villages Of Little
Crow and Rcd Wing surprised small encampment OF
Chippewas Apple river, Wisconsin, and killed and
scaped fourteen Of them, without loss injury the
lacking party. They also took boy prisoner. Few
with the party Of Chippewas IL being mostly
composed OF women and children, engaged in making
sugar.
The fourteen killed comprised three men, three nearly
grown boys, six females, women and children. and
male children. Tho attack upon ground heretofore
coded BY the Sioux the but upon which, by
treaty spulatons. they still have tho privilege Of hunting
The place IL twenty or twenty five miles MOTT heas Of Sill
water.
On Thursday the Sioux warriors appeared In the
Of Saltwater and through the scalp dance, In cele-
brston Of their victory forming circle round tho Chip
pewa boy their prisoner and occasionally striking him
the face with their reekng trophies. The boy, under
stand has already been adopted into Of the families
Little Crow village.
ISt. Pad tdi~a0ofa) Chro~ieis, April 8.
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FRoM CENTRAL America -HloHLy InrokTAsr 49,.
REBELLION sUPPREssEDThe brig September, - Dos.on
brings zdvices from Truxo TO the i2h uA' announcing
the suppression Of the rebeli9s there ~, ~ -.
Of The insrrrscton was Guardoa insigated thereto BY
Jaureque chief OF the arsiocraic or monarcnca par
~ who = believed by the people OF Honduras 10 be In
league with the English consul and that the latter made
private treaty with aureque TO overthrow the presen!
Government. and place GuaIdio'a in the presidential
dependent Of the Others under the protection OF Great
The British consul was to advance to the rebels the
sum Of one million dollars 10 carry on the project. A
treaty OF protection, OF alliance and OF commerce,
then 10 be made with Great Britain, allowing her all heI
sell not to cede any part Of her domnons TO any other
foreign nation except Great Britain. for the following ~
The rebels gathered together 10 the number OF about
1--WE hundred under Guardola. The government issued
various spirited proclamatons 10 the Inhabitants calling
upon them 10 come TO their support Omoa was threat
ened BY band Of the rebels, under Busleo, who boast
ed that when he captured the place he would put all the
inhabitants to death, the American consul and
few others The capitulaton Of the rebels to the gov
eminent forces saved the place. Jaureque was takeI
prisoner, and Guardola banished to San Salvador
Bustello the leader Of the band Of rebels, was shot,
San Salvador papers contain letter e congraulatoI
elected President which speaks of the cabinet at Wash
ngton as warmly in favor OF The rights OF the people
Honduras The letter. when read created great enthu
siasm
News from the other parts Of Central America is to th
effect that the country Is still in unquet state Car
rera, well known the former President, persisted i
one guerilla engagement II Is supposed Carrea was
some way connected with the rebellion at Nicaragua,
that it was after hearing Of his death that the rebels
suddenly surrendered
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ST. DoMrHGc Capt. Ogler, OF the schooner Cabot
from the city Of ST. Domingo the capital Of the Domin
Apprehension was entertained of further invasion om
the blacks Of the West End which keeps the Domncans
venting productive labor, and destroying commerce.
The United States steamer Vixen, Lieutenant Com
mandng Ward arrived at the city Of ST. Domingo the
2sth of March-all we'll The Vixen was to sail for
Washington in few days with the United States charge,
Mr. Green. The Vixen takes home magnificent altar,
highly wrought with carved work, in solid mahogany
present. through Mr. Green from the Archbishop of st
Domingo to the Archbishopof Baltimore II is in size a.
by as feet weighs ten TONS and belonged TO the ruined
chapel Of the Jesuit college The Vixen has also
perI Painting Magdalen by Murillo"-a present, from
an ancient but decayed Castian family, the surgeon
OF The vessel Dr. Bell" in token oil gratitude for The
numerous delicate and skiliu professional operations
performed among all classes OF Inhabitants who have
Journal Of Commerce.
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War LATE FROM BgENos AYREs.-The Packet Of
March Id received per Ed Koppsch at Salem, says the
convention lately entered into between the British and
Blenos Ayrean governments was being carried out in the
spirit and letter OF its provisions the 2Sth Of February
The corvette "Twenty-ffth OF May" of the Agen
tine vessels captured of Monevdeo by the AngloF
naval forces on the I'd Of August, 1885, was formally
stored to the ghfu owners the captain Of the Harry act
ing on behalf Of the British authorities and the captain of
the port on that Of this government On the Argentine flag
being rehosted. il Immediately sauted with twenty
one guns by her Majestys rgate Southampton, the Ar
genuine colors flying the fore, which salute court
ousy returned by the flag ship Of the national squadron
The event has been hailed by the Argentine citizens
with lively demonstrations Of patriotic exultaton and
the British legation have not failed to give ecat to the
advent of new epoch, when past dissensions
signed to the tomb OF the Capuets In honor OF the
cason, Mr. Southern entertained select party al dinner,
comprising the daughter Of bis exceency the governor.
Admiral Reynolds and lady, &c. &C., and in the evening
he received large and distinguished company Of natives
and foreigners.
Freights-U. S. dry hides, IS $40 per 1900 lbs.
allied hides, IS per 1000 lbs bales - pc, 40 feet
Freighs generally nominal; nothing dong.-NeU York
Gio6e.
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EDITORY CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrInoRx. May6--5 D. m.
1xx Wsath9.-- Effects Of Lighsri~g. a Fasmus Steam
9-aLtAodisf co.jrsnes,- Webster Cax-- The Markets,
&C.
Aher season Of stormy weather. we again have
bright and clear sky, causing streets to be
hronged with ladies and to-day being the first spring pa
rade with military, they out In full feather
The storm yesterday was accompanied by the most vivid
flashes OF lightning aud thunder which took effect in var
parts Of the city; whilst at the telegraph Office the
wires melted accompanied with reports equal to
voley OF artillery About o'clock in the evening house
Conway was struck by the lightning and young
lady named Reed Frustrated senseless the floor She
still In dangerous condition, though hopes entertained
oil her recovery Ia the house adjoining several persons
prostraied and man named Humphreys, standing
the pavement, had his umbrella torn out OF his hands
by the ghtnng and broken and burnt pieces without
injuring him.
ine liuls sieamer Of 200 burden, launched
Saturday last, from the shipyard Of John Brown "
Co, having been built Tor company OF fafmsrs the
shore Of Maryland, being intended between
this city and the heart Of the great tobacco region
large number Of the ministers and lay delegates to the
Methodist Protestant General Conference, TO assemble in
this city omorrow, have already arrived Nearly every
State In the Union will be represented by members OF this
rapidly. growing denomination.
great democratic meeting will be held this eve
ming Monument Square, in favor OF reifencbment and
reform. II will be addressed by the Hon. Robert M Nc
Lane, Z. Louis Lowe, esq, Hon David Stewart, and
others.
The Boston Post that tho argument, relative
taking writ Of error In the of Professor John
Webster will take place until day In June
when the full bench will be in session II this correct
the teegraphc that the argument took place
on Saturday must be unioundcd.
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market this morning
ere sales of geo bbls Ho ward -four, early
50 06l but afterwards the price settled down TO &c. at
(which 800 bbs sold sales OF 200 bbls City Mills at
So 25 Sales OF 700 bushels OF white Pennsylvania wheat
100 Two other cagoes sold private terms,
but at low figures Sales of yellow So 81 cents,
and white So 81 cents Oats. 50 cents. Whiskey rs
cents.
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rELEaRAPH1o REroRrs FOR THE UNION
Condition Of tie NorfAsrn Markets..

COuuufOn
NKw YoRx May Ga, p m. Stocks less firm TO day
declined y 3 ss Of 1885 hsys ADVANCED No change
prices southern brands firm Wheat and corn unchanged
market quiet In her articles limited business Is do
ing. Weather clear and fair
PHrLApELpHIA May Ga p. m Stocks without ma
teria change Saturday Cotton is firm, with sales
I' se, K aas %
still ia slowly, but what arrives finds ready sale
ia ZIG cent. red and lis 25 70. white No
change in corn supply light Whiskey dull ut ~ "a
cents
No, from Sunfa Fs Fight NTH the Indians chiid
Of Mrs. Whae shot BY an Ladian.
SANTA FE, March H--News from Santa Fe says that
tackled BY Major Grer. an Indian woman seized Mrs VS.
child and fed but accidental shot from the Americans
gro servant has been killed These circumstances
learned by persons sent to ueatwi,h the Indians
The Wrecked Steamer Rhode Isard
Bosros Mar 4-The captain Of the ship Brighton, at
New Bedford from the Pacific, reports (no dae) that in
wes he passed what appeared TO be deck and
deck.beams with large iron brace attached They are
supposed have belonged the Rhode Island,
ficm New York, bound for San Francisco, which was
wrecked some time since.
Another A~j Accident Of May Party at St
Louis.-Dsath of roo Women.
ST LOUIS, May IA dreadful accident occurred last
night Laclede Saloon. Fifth Locust street, 10
j. H Parketts scholars and their parents had assembled
for amusement the first floor gave way. carrying down
hundred persons breaking through lhe ground
foo and passing into the cellar, which half filed with
water great number were wounded and some mortal.
y, and killed insanilythe wife OF John Bcakey, and
the wife OF Chester W. Pumeroy.
The dangerously wounded Miss Mary Abbott, ex-
pcced die; Mrs Emanuel Black both legs fractured,
one Of them in two places.
Suiousiy iryursdMrs. johnson. teacher Mrs. Malay
Miss Sullivan Mrs Reed, wife Of the late Surveyor Gen.
erala piece OF wood penetrated her hip aud Al
the other side Miss Virginia Clark Miss Barlow
Stsghhy tajmsd.-Mss Gum, Miss Mary Pumcroy, Mr.
p A. Lsdew, Mrs l.. T. Carr Mis- Sarah Knox, Dr. Sykes,
Mas Atwood Miss Carter WIN. Waters, Mr. Tucker, Miss
Kate Clark, Miss Brewen, Mr.. Christopher Mr.. Holmes
Mr. Purket principal of the school, and several others In
all. dead aud 40 wounded.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-07

On Sunday morning, inst, O'Clock pronct
ed Illness which bore win fotude and resgnsion Col sAM
UEL LAUoHN formerly Recorder OF the General Land OF
nee.
Col. LAusuLn Of washington county, Virginia Al
early sss Of sc Of Tennessee
upon ne practice Of law, and high rank the
on he chosen general for the district In which he
resided The duties Of which once he discharged for
win dnsuished neal and ability He several times elect
60 me sa SENATE and became leading member In that body
The "Nsshvis Unon established BY him and while he pre-
dsd We editorial chair the columns Of paper ample
unoy ne npene- o. scholarship, Of genius Of thorough
knowede poucs and Of his candor and fairness sdver-
ss In h varied social stations he always
lHss ccs Of warm and admins friends by whom his loss win
~ dssply iamsntsd.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-07

ora.nzed and the Judges chosen, 70, the United
ss,ss judges were without authority act In any
viss n causes Of federal character and jurisdiction
This Of interest," ss having abesfas on the CUES
lion 81 the admission Of Caiiois into the Union. aud the
establishment Of governments for the new Territories
INss York Sss