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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-06-24
B. +, CON W AY 4 [
Pig Iron Row, Front street.


TVAvE ON HAND aud for sale, at L
IN markel prices
$50 Bbis. OLD WHEAT 81 icr6ne ilo
500 mixed brands, equal 10 any I
nali.mixed brands, and at US low if mol \
prices tliap il is now selling for al Cinc,i
A lot Of No. 2 2superfpe
Rawand RicuFIED AsuBRooKs REsr, q
on hand. N,&
Mess Pork, Lard, Hams, Shoulders aid
asuperiur article Of each kind X,
Sugar OoiIee, Molarscs, Pepper, vineg
on hand und constantly arriving on 70.
mout aud otherwise.
Pig Iron of every description and a
also Clay and Fire Bricks
Sosp a supeliof article marhfpct
Chill,collic, which we will sell ii citl
prices, although bettcruftirleth thaninata
CORN in ME ear or shelled. ID any,
lity thai may be reQuireu OF waited,
Portsmouth, My "a, '50->5llf VA
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To Contractors.

z CtFALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office Of the Board OF Public Works in
the city oil Columbus, until the hour of l2
clock tnoon) Of wednesday,, the T.nth
day of July next, for the construction Of the
following work, TO wit:
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P. S,--We left the ground after 6 o'clock
on the evening Of the disaster The num-
Der Of bodies found was ISL. A trench 40
feet inlength, 8 feet deep and wide, was
dug, into which ninety-four persons were
pvomiscuously thrown and buried. The list
we have as follows. .4
Buried in Trench. @ VI
Brought 10 Cleveland, Al
r Taken to Buffalo, ~
Buried back in the country, III
IA all. lo4
According TO the statement of Mr., Parks
(which we have no doubt is conect-for!y
persons were saved. The whole with the
crew, numbered at least 1926: f4f
Dead bodies found, l54
Number Of the saved, 40
1914
This will leave yet in the water one hum
dred and thirty-one.
Mr.. S,ebbins, lst engineer, and part ow.
uer Of the boat. remained to take charge OF
the wreck aad the dead.
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paw Your s,hYsirinn.

Il would call thr attention. or my friends 10
Il ihe above, reftieulnriy these 70 whom q
long indulgsnce has been extended.
fli' l.M. sHACKLEFoRD-
RarlsIAoaih, Feb, n, iss'l--4s,f. 4
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Estate of John Shone

Estate OF John Shope.
M Office is hereby given that the.under.
~ signtd has been duly appointrd and gu J.
lied as Administrative on The estate Of John
Slope, late oi Scioto county, deceased. All
persons Indebted will please notice. rs
MARY SHOPE,
May l3, 1S50.-w4-pd s
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The seventeen-year locusts hare appear
ed in the neighborhood Of Lewisburg,
Virginia.
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GHEESE.--l00 boxes prime Cheese in
~ store and to arrive, Cor sale by
June "a, '5Ol S.R. ROSS.
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TIME stockholders Of tho s. & H v. r.
Z, Il CO., viii meet At the oiiice Of r. K,n1ey,
Esq, IN Portg.outh on SATURDAY the 18th uay
Of Jul Ilsxl, for The purpose Of eleeung Direc-
loFs, aud 10 tis tfansdelIsn Of such otller bu.
slDess Us may Be presented. BY order OF Di.
recloIs. J. v. ROBINSON, Pres't.
Juns12, iS5O--I2
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NTATCHES. - $50 Gross Gates Blue
Ixl Matches, for sale by $. R. ROSS.
June "a. 80.
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Furniture yVare-ssOcsss J.

FlifnitUre yVare-EsOoSsi.
TENHE subscribers respectfully HI. 1assssssg,
il formthe public that they hive s-13gsy
opened a forHiiGSe WAte-Rootsi on - slfs7
CoURT street, one door south oftAe Fire EtsrBie
Houses between FRoNr md SEco,D slrseis.
where will be found u large and weil assorted
stock Of CHAIRS aud CABINET WORK Of
every variety Of styIes saiied To- Ibis market
ishicli they will selia low as any establishment
in Portsmouth,. They would ais4 remind the
public that they are manufacturing all kinds Of.
Cabinet work whieh can be sold as low "a tho
same cen be bought for in Cincinnaii. lA.
They have cmployed gooa workmsn, and
use the hest Of materials.
They have purchased a hearse and are pse.
pared 10 attend to the undertaking business on
The shortest notice. Please giye them a call.
March II, '5O--7yl BRiANT 4 JONES.
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DtcTIoNARx of Aerhani Is,
~ neerini aud Enyihe Work.
By Oliver Byfne, with numerous eAr
No. Just received. snhrcfil prs will pli
for thri rnumbers. J. ST SfENS, IN &
Portsmouth,, Ohio, April 22.'ssSall
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TUST received and ioe 1k''. o''o II
u Rio Coffee snp-<'ef as..a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

IMPORTANT ARRESTS IN NEW ORLEAYs-On
the arrival Of the ship Emma Watts from Bor-
deaux on Tuesday last, Captain Youenes acting in
the capacity of Deputy United States Marshal,
went on board and introduced himself to two indi-
viduals by the name Of E. Archimbahd and Jean
Bsptiste Villenave. Neither Of the gentlemen
were however, disposed to answer to their real
cognomens, the former having assumed the alias Of
Paure, and the latter that Of OG"ier. The Cap
TAIN who is rarely at fault was nevertheless salts
fed with their identity, and proceeded to arrest
them without further ceremony
1t appears that Archimband was a clerk Of Oder,
in Bordeaux, connected with the administration Of
the military department and that in this capacity
ne avaied himself of the entaity OF his con-
ederate, Villenave, to collect certain forged orders
on Oder 4 Laroque Delatour, amounting in the
aggregate TO so, 900 francs In this instance, how
ever, they are arrested simply q civil suit, inst
tuted by the parties defrauded for the recovery Of
the money. and the criminal prosecution will be
proceeded with at a later period. On searching
Archimband, the receipt book OF Oder was found
in his possession, as well as fifteen notes of the
Bank Of France for 500 francs each.
IN. o. Bee, May 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

Tue tfAtHtrc4df Auptfees-f f
from Gov Roberts, of Liberia, dated Apr" ~ "0'-
which ~ make the following extract
Isn h.ro, 70 INFORM &c that nothing has r
r. -. f .eu 10 Interrupt The even poe
public tfas By the Liberia packet 80 10 IA 40 the
Mr. McLan sent us q small amount OF iue1s ,o~d a.
rurchssr a '~rrio-- witch We have tnrnc1 70
sftrt vs. hs-e a. rurrlasrd n 'r - y
The firIo n M o. irAs and pa - nIse a. ia
lsmrCw .h9tto vist diass my self 70 eonclu. 80
pufrfas@ of that famous sIOt aud $50 Or ,r.
Which W give al me es itcfY yns os ~ vii s.sia
sent rofth west BOUNDARY line and ne bs ols
Us 10 eGfpae sf-cuay the slave usoe nol - eve
wird coat For GEliiass We snai 50 ~, er,
rsfltoussud tolarF; therefore. we look VITA oook -
fcr ss,istsrce from Mr McIsin by The retnIn paeAo~
am dear Sir your ooedisa' Se' RoRERTs
A G. PHELPs, Esq- - - ~ -.
We make also the following extracts 'Ioni t.' -
several letters, dated respectively a. VI
the I'D Of April: -,,,.s ,..as,. a.
awe certainly going ahead Toe nr.s s.. Th,s IA
ter much grumblng kave a. length come 70 terms Nv
owing 10 The ready gmeut b5 iheu
OF claims and ights, These tradefs are orr
OILY 10 trade al pors OF erry Tbs gresuy hsrss
revenue and throws all the nstive commerce n'o WI
Times are pretty brisk Just now ana a. ae
an at last Ou OF the woods ana an nss he isrye
Nv which begins at Bumley's ard runs up 70 tn7 "a
branch about two miles This side OF MlisOIk 10 -
becoming thriving settlement oougnl ~ 49, n
drew ten, and am now living IN my nc" ohSN 1S,s' -
feet BY ST. ard two stories high have arouno nc ~
though have been here but four monhI, avery n1e s9s
cane ard ginger crop" . $500. ~. va.r In sd.
d,,ion 10 nv Commercial engagements am lnereasns
agYteultuni OPERATIONS having moved upon Ihg ~. n,
have 100 10 lay out the new town trsolownl h g. ~
uoiut befote the rains sci in TOO sfOns. :. 80
erect 6feep or twenty houses there Tor emiSssnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

THE CABISETMAKERs-We feel always much
peAsed in reporting the weekly meetings Of this Trade be-
there exists mechanical Association ofso many
members aud with such perfect ananty aad order In ia
debates and proceedings.
Amer the minutes Of the constituted eight Districts had
bees read propositions and Questions OF The Districts were
ioc oeo;e he Assembly, Of which from the 5,h Dis.
e proposed to use the 5000 Of the funds to buy rtb
van estate and TO cover this money which is to be re-
~ ioen with the expected money Of tha rc,,,,h
~ SV.N 70 be Produced by the yoluntnrv yvsgs.
g., cs,r, 4, ,s MOTION WA denied a. the capita 49,
s out ne business OF The orksnon n. 10 -
unooshedi but suil IL reserved 10 bod " .euiain
zoe sneseioenior the contribution Of wsyss ~ eng "
hileLDfsnds IL was next resolved thnf Al
the oheren, Disircs should 20 round =, ffofn
prescrInons ei NE Consuuton rea pecfinv ire tne
maintained or lot mo "or2{lne
Committee was given by Mr. HEkM.S To.sressS s1sAl
question ~ 10 what means The Constutinn ~ - lns
Committee 10 adopted by Tie single trades wa. 49, ~
GUESSED sItone lengn some conended that every point
rels; they showed some want OF trust acd Seemed -, ~
wish thai Go Central Committee should be rulsr 60
this trade. But The powerful addresses OF Mes.rs -
mann Tosspsrn and WIN weitg destroyed he ,5os
ton, and hopes entertained that the Corsttution %
receive further appreciation az the next meeting a. nr
visions are made herein which protect the beat rights Of
the trades which consist Of srge Dumbef Of en5ecs
with respect 10 the election ofothccrS, &c.
Greet CON plants were made sganst he want OF sym.
palhy and energy OF The American Iouneymea CAbnet-
makers and their aversion 10 0tn he Association. Several
exrensve calls in The papers had been sde for their CO.
operation bat only few Americans Rad responded ne
tame They nevertheless VIII call again. offering their
Translated Consultation, for mass meeting In week Toe
contributions paid amounted to nearly sac
Mr. BRAvBkcH finally reported the hrst setting OF the
Industrial Congress- which wss accepted win great APP
plausss vheeuPon The ieelng adjourned until this morn
fHE Turner'S, Mr.. AUGUSTUS scanLrse presiding.
heard Tho reading OF Central Commiess Consultation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
MEDICINES
TEN THOUSAND cUxEs
-AHD NOT a SINGLE PAR

nR HAsTIHosS COMPOUND SYRUP oS So.
~ coiebrrted throux bout both contn-nts fr N. IN
cures Of ption, AthmS D-clia. sprsns AZ Ss
Night sweais Dlheul Breathing, Coaghs GOA - -
Diseases Of the chest and lungs ~
lie effect upon the syslem 70 mild snd soota;px ~ -
tine certain ard efirsciOus rarely tSalby -
relief upon the first application, and by repeaxox ~
tines o permanent cure 10 effected
The proprietor ihsr-fors only recommends No No..
Syrup, but paryaats % evsi he warrants 4 10 ~ -
the chyie snd purify THE warrants remove ~
pedmeuls which resrd the free circulation Of us 49,.
be warrants il 10 open the svnai and erf<vaaI o,rss ~
accumulated in The system; be warrants II . nsyes-Sn
CURING DISEASED LUNGS.
Hecic Fever, Night svests Dyspeps.- Liver Conpst.s
Pain 10 he Chest and Asthma; and he 10 A.
rest the formation OF nberc IN the lungs snd 10 hs.l
those already formed, that persons 10 csnsaupsoo
may take Il with the most positive eonhcence u cure
for s great Of acon 10 The LUNGS which pessAvzs.,
sa all econs, purifying them Of ever Thing ObIoxious h
is progress and which happlied according 70 drseoas
DR.. Hssingss Compoun< syrup Of Nsp:ha 10 hixhly
recommended by The medical profession Inat cud1sc
physician, DR. Mott OF New-York, ssys thai q pui
monte remedy Il cannot be too highly praised" Dr. Ar
erpool, England Or. Williamson Of Manchester Easlsnd
Dr. Boyd OF Lancaster, Dr. Hamilton Of Bath an4 hos
eminent English publications. h- London Lancet the M
,cai Journal and Byahpdifs ksf,opeef sll accord 70
he most convincing certificates liz vrues In his eouD
nv IL has been used with distinguished success.
None genuine without the written signature OF a. A. ,
HARRISON on the wrapper Price II bottle, or q,
bottles for IS Principal Office ia 0recnwichst n Z. Il
Sold IN Newark By r. Van Buskuk, 10 Albany, by o
rockingham, In Boston by Reading Coz 10 Phlszsl
pha. by Zelber Co. Third-st below Chestnut; End 3
sold n SswYcri by =. Gaiou, IN Bowey; H.
Sanders. s25 Bowery John B. Dodd. al Brosayy ~
ses Hudson-st mvl lnSfukfhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

HORSES CRUSHED TO DEATH.-A shocking acct
dent occurred yesterday at the iron store Of Messrs
Morris & Jones, corner Of Schuykill Seventh aud
Market SITS. A team oftwo horses attached TO a
wagon was driven into gateway, GA Markets.;
Seventh st. for the purpose ofreceiving load.
The men employed had just thrown in bar Of
iron, when one of them saw that the floor above
was giving way and fed, giving the alarm to
the Others. They fortunately escaped in time, but
the horses and wagon were crushed beneath the
floor, and eighty tuDs ofiron piled upon it.
The floor bad yielded and drawn the joists from
the walls on either side, causing the whole floor,
80 feet wide by about 100 in length, to fall bodily.
Workmen were engaged in removing the iron up
to a late hour last night. The team and the wagon
belonged to a poor, industrious man. The horses
were fine animals, and had cost him 5000 each.
PHILADELPHIA Ledger, June 6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

NO % J0dN-Sr-fhe subscriber 10 now receiving
Van entire new stock Of INDIA RUBBER GOODS, "
the latest Improvements ana Inventions Tue assortment
embraces all tbs articles manufactured OF Indis
Rubber-among which may be found
CLOTHING OF every description.
STEAM PACKING-The real genuine article.
CkOTON HOSE The very best to use
MACHINE BELTING-0f every description
Together With all the curious wares use M aLd ornamental
susPENDER WEBBING made to any pattern
Metallic Rubber soes attached 10 boots and shoes al short
notice In The neaest manner and warranted much
longer lhsn leather and keep the feet perfectly dry.
CHURCH, CHITTENDEN & TO dPKINS,
je6 lmeod John AZ India Rubber store
For sale, large counter show case Aopfv az above
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A NJ. MERWIS. Aneuooeor
~ t,a.E. pIAI,rss a, En store

pY BANGS, PLATT Il GO. store 20 sros9 - u.
nPsucuaf attention gwen 10 The sale OF rnVsis LiDfs
ries Cash advances made when desired. ,,
MONDAY EVENING June 10. att o'clock, and me toi-
lowing evenings Of the wees
TO ctosE CoSsIeNMEsTs-An extensive and very de-
,irsbe collection VI and valuable standard nbceHeoe-
o1s school and Classical Boots new aud ESQ SOCK N
gasnuIies Also great variety ~ oss. r-ssss1 re-
csiyed from London together with large :,
foreign ard domestic staple and fsncy % n
blank books various sizes ful ana nah oouno- p"
per, note paper, enveloPs nc &c. ., .,o.a sons,sn.
The whole to be sold "iihou' reserve" wv "a
MoSpAY EVENINGS SALE will include Pugtn's new
work OF Florised Ornament 80 plates sapsroy printed 70
geo ard coors; Shernsns Rambles 80 coiored ps'es
81 80 ey1 Msnteps C;soIoeicai excursion plates $40
cloth Murphys Church of Baaih n elegant plates folio,
cloth; Tod Aorss 50 engravings yos 40; Loudoas
Reptou's Landscape Gardening. 80 ptes $40 eotn Lou
dons NstnralIsi, 400 plates $40; Cor ghsns .'ews Of
Westminster Chapel folio; Femings Moluscous Animas'
plates; Wilson's Natural History, pistes yols tIo Han
fsid on Printing and Typtounding; CrNgies Anatomy,
royal 8vo CLOTH Lawrences Views Of the Nose Mouth,
&c plates folio Chrisison on Poisons $40 cloth; Henys
Commentaries with 740ilusrstions vols 40 clOtn; Cod
bins Domestic Pictorial Bible, 100 illustrations, royalSyo
the Book OF Ruth, coored plates, 40 frooPs Analecta
Theological vols 8yo; Thomas Bosons complete works,
8vos $40 coih Buny ans worse vols neat halt calf Muir
rays supeTbly Illuminated Prayer Book royal 8vo British
Essays vols svo; Shskspere'scompleie works Wsveny
Novels vols 8vo cOIh Prescotts Mexico, vols, Syo
half calf do Pene 2vos 8yo eo!h DO Mlsce .snies ovo
library; Stephenss Yucaan vols, 8yo embosd; do Gen.
sl America vols 8vo.coth BreT works roy4i $40;
ByToBs Poetca works, illustrated Svo burns wofGs IL
lustrAied 8yo cloth extra; Mrs. Hsmanss do 8yo HUI
wod's Poets Of England royal 8vO do OF Amefca roys
$40: do Of tho Anciens royal svo; Campeeis poencs
works; Hannah Moore's complete works, vols, $40, IL
hrary RuTkes works vols 9vo sheep; J0hnsons NO as
vols svo sheep Tcknors History OF Spanish Literature
vols svo lib; Sephenss Greece Turkeg, &c VIOLA coth
Milmsrs Gibbons Rome vols $40, sheep: Dwighrs rne.
ylOgy vols 8vo, lib; Humbodpp Cosmos ZVos cotn 90
Aspects Of Nature; Aaons europe vois Sso' no un'
Also, avsIieiy of new School Books In quantities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
LELrY RIKER, 1871 ChahAm-st call the attention Of
IN ell persons wanting Shades % their assortment Of
Shades and materials for making and hanging 5hsdes-
They make the best quality only and sell Al prices fan u
per cent lees than any other manufacturers An Shades
warranted not TO stick curl. Iel lmS
NkJIrDOW SHADES! GILT CoRNiCEs. DkA-
VERY MUsLiNs, ac.-Families about furnishing
their windows with tho above areles Will hnd 81 j. O.
WOODFORDs, 2s5 Broadway, the largest and best -
someni In the city several styles never before intro
duced In New-York Lace and muslin curtains drspoys
sssels loops pins, bands cornices, &c Families puf
chasing Of he subscriber may rely upon getting hrssrse
article and low IL 10 possible 70 import o. msnzme
t1re H. Merchants buying At Wholesale WIN ma udsctoeo
" TO their advantage 10 call before purchasing esewhefe
ais N C. WOODP0RD. 25 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

OHIO STATE LOAN OF $4,000 OUO.-fhe
OComrnlssone Of the Ohio Canal Fund by virtue OF az
ac OF the General Assembly Of the State OF ONO, passed
March II, 1880 hereby give notice that sealed proposals
coon al the Office Of he Ohio LIE Insurance and Trust
Company New-York, for loan OF Two Millions SIX Hun
ded Thousand DoRrs for which transferable certificates
Of Ohio 5tsie Stock will be Issued ss follows;
One Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollars TO bear In
resl a. the rate Of ak per cent per a1num payable se
annually in the City Of New York and the principal eim-
bursed ~ the tate after he year 1875
One Million Of Dollars 10 bear Interest al The rate OF i've
per per snnum, payable as above and the Pnncpa
rembursepents The pleasure OF tho State amer 1869
The certificates Of stock will bear Interest from The LIST
day Of July, 1850. -
or In Ohio sir per cent stocks Of 1880 Al par on tbs day Of
opening the proposals by depofng the same with me
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company, New York TO tho
credit OF the Ohio Canal Fund Commissloners The bah
,nce or principal be paid above either In cash Or
Ohio six per cent stock Of 1850 Al par on mo LIST day OF
July next when the certificates OF stock will b delivered
OF the 1--WE and sx per cent STOCKS OF Ono ma
turing amer December 81, 1850. Proposals may there
the payment Of premium Of the six per cent stock ana
premium and Ave per cent OF the principal OF The i've
per stock tbs balance may remain Interest al five
per per annum from the LIST July 10 be paid In sums Of
bidder at any time before the 3ls day OF December 1850
the stocks being withheld costere security for such
payment .,s,.. . =. %, .,v r.,, ., ala ,o.,
less than thousand dosr must state lhe amount
will be paid for each hundred dollars Of stock dis
eliminating between the five and six per cents giving the
address ofhe party making the proposal and bs enclosed
10 enveop marked "ProposaIs Toy Ohio STATE Loan
and addressed TO the Ohio Canal Fund Commissioners,
Of GEO. 3. COE, ESQ. Cashier New-York.
E. NJ SILL, Acting Canal Fund Commissioner.
JOHN WOOD, Auditor Of State.
A A BLISS, Treasurer OF Stats. a3O Uul9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
FIRE-woRKs! EDGES FIRE-WoRxS,

THE MOST EXTENSIVE brilliant and ps ,s
eoloted Fire-N nsnufsegfsd No - c,.huy
IL now ready and In progress FOR ceehrsng ne soam 0'
July cisplsss for euss towns pubic gfeses Pc,
nee with new and splendid machinery can ~ s1ppned
Al shor@s pofcs as heavy stock Of beautiful enlorot
s ali Works N every 5escnp6n. Dealers IN fire Wsrxs
sperdiS and supedof srcles before ole In
ks being entirely new Dssisrs suopsd Al asshgiseory
prices al tteod Unileo States Labor ztoy, Jersey City
ie4 lnl TThsss g J o ED0E. PYrosschnisn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
-, =. =, -. sam. viii b. taken at meeting TO

rh. vosss on tire same viii be tsken ~ M"
h. beid on next Thursday - ,...,~..i f,,,rr.~s Of
TIE be rsnSses o. ne oy ,1ds. s adjourn
wefp.sdsy night were rep 'rieo' ara VIZ
20 bsLTotTFs TO THE IsDrsTRIAL e,,s71
NJ wren cS,'r and Hessrs c. J Allen Sfi - n ..
fon o. N he sane County, Deiegaes TO We ,,
cosSress which 10 assemble io-norro~ oF,ss HSsa-
N,.sss,I M. rOInirP nF BeFj II. B9su'oo' ~ - - ".
'o'',.,ft le sil ...aassf ne Et.-.. - %, ga L
..,,rge n Ceres.o, wii 10 ires-'i u = -. 90.
a sa.,s 81 he csaeiaaaa Nospagea, D-sss- ~
I"io' - sslso srrives lchicsgo lnonn-' 'e"'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
NEWARK ITEMS.
FRIDAY, June

FRIDAY, June7
1 The Annual Commencement of Rutgers
College will take place at New Brunswick on the
fourth Wednesday Of July next. Hon. Theodore
Freinghuysen will be inaugurated President Of the
institution and appropriate addresses will be de-
livered by Mr. +. Hon. A. b. Hasbrouck, the late
President, and Professor Cannon On the day
preceding the commencement the address before
the Alumni will be delivered by John Hopper, ESQ.
of Patterson, and the Literary Societies will be ad-
dressed by Stacy u. Potts, Esq. OF Trenton.
The people OF Patterson have refused TO vote
the usual taxes this year. Among those who
voted DO Tx were some paupers who had for
long time been supported by the village
tY@ young man named John j. Lambkin was
arrested at Burlington on Wednesday, charged
with forging and passing check upon the Me-
cbanics Bank OF Burlington, for $50 purporting to
be drawn by Thomas Hopkins in favor of Lamb
kin. The forgery was detected by very small
circumstance. MIR. Hopkins is Friend, and dates
his checks by the number Of the month, instead Of
the name. This check was dated " May 80, 1880"
instead Of " 5 mo. 30 1880"
ty@ John Kinney, Esq. venerable citizen of
Belvidere died at his residence in that place on
Tuesday last, aged 7s years.
MONEY Found The Trenton State Gazette
says that girl employed in the paper mill of Duer.
Mein Kay, In that city, found among the rags a
Tote of the denomination of 50 O00 on one of the
Vcksburg banks. the note has been pronounced
genuine by competent judges; but, alas /! the Bank
failed some years ago