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Brighton NTarket-Thnradn,, Mn, 1e

lheported for the Boston Advertiser1
At market, 40 Beef Cattle 72O sheen X MARS yyt;
oxen, 70 Cows and Calves, and 290O Swine 'i'''"s
i LhicEs-Beef Cattle Extra 1925; first quality $500
Working Oxen-No sales go w o'-''
S S&S ana Gayes1sales at 1924, 81 and S3I
sheep-Sales at SO, 1915, 4,25, "a $3.50
Swine-44 for Sows and SIC for Barroyys s7et
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CALIFORNIA. Extract of letter from San Fran

CALIFORNIA. Extract of letter from San Fran
cisco, dated March 18th, in the Boston Traveller.
There has been not little trouble experienced
here by conflicting claims to lands granted and sold
by different authorities that have sometime been at
oggerheads. In consequence ofethe fact and of the
depressed state of business, land-saes have entirely
ceased. The times are dull and somewhat hard
Prices are low. Money is still held at 10 per cent.
month, but is rather more plenty. Cargoes of
lumber are selling for the freight Small and large
frapes and houses can be bought at a very slight
advance from cost, if not for less
Many merchants and business men are seriously
embarrassed-as have heretofore presumed they
would be-but there more failures like to hap
pen than had formerly supposed. 1t Is not best,
however, to mention the names of firms that are
talked of in private totteung. A Mr.. Steinburg-
her who has been largely engaged in speculatons of
every sort, has recently failed for an enormous
amount. He figured largely in Of the
Eastern cities-Batmore | thinll-where in con-
sequence of filure-hIs liabilities are neither few
nor small to this day. The house of Ward & Co.,
which has ever borne high reputation, and been
concerned in very heavy transactions made as
sgnment of their effects on Saturday last The sad
dest thing connected with this failure, is the death of
Frank Ward, by his own hands. In consequence of
his troubles he had been melancholy and despondlng
for some days, Yesterday morning he attempted to
shoot himself through the temples The pistol was
not exactly in the requisite position-the discharge
tore out one eye, the ball passing through near the
other He survived through the day, horribly dis
figured as he was, but died towards evening. He
was widely known and respected. Every one was
amazed and saddened by the catastrophe.
of hard times and failures here the end is not yet.
Property of all kinds-stocks, rents, real estate,
everything-s daily depreciating in value. Hun
dreds of tenements marked, 's1o Lett There
may be little relief experienced when the next
steamer is gone-but till then matters must continue
to grow worse and worse. So many instalments are
falling due, and SO many remittances home to be
made, that haIlthe houses are exceedingly perpex-
ed. Those who have money will not loan it. They
prefer to purchase property that must go under
the hammer.
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AN ENGLISH HOUSE FOR CALIFoRN1A. The
ship Esther May, from Liverpool has on board a
large three story cast iron house for California Il
was put up in Berenhead, England, before being
shipped 1t is to be used in California for stores and
dwellings. Boston TroTeller
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ug People can make more money by working the
western lead mines than they can by going to Calor.
ma Owing to the emigration to the 'god sands'' tie
lead mines have been neglected, and consequently, the
price OF lead has greatly advanced, while large impor
tatons made to supply the demand
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The LATEST AUTHENTIC CASE OF KSocK1NG.
The Poughkeepsie Eagle records the latest and to those
concerned the most Important ofpneboard knock
ing that has yet been recorded. There were sound
sense and positive profit in the communication made by
the rapper, which is more than be said of any oil
the responses the Rochester, Stratford and New
Jersey COLLINS The editor of the Eagle was disturbed
in his very sanctum, while overhaung his accounts, by
the knockngs of delinquent subscriber, whose name
he was about to transfer to the black list, but who
now knocked at the door with the money in his hand
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The FREsHET AT THE SoUTH. The New
Orleans Bulletin of the 9th inst. in an article upon
the late great rise of the Southern rivers the des-
tructive effects of which have been previously detail
ed, says:
Not only are the Cumberland, Tennessee and Ohio,
with some of the smaller upper tributaries, in very
high stage of water, but the Missouri is unfortunate
y prematurely pouring out her mighty flood at the
same time. This has been caused by the warm
weather in March and April which has melted the
SHOWS on the upper Missouri much earlier and more
rapidly than usual, and the spring flood of this river
which usually does not reach New Orleans until late
IN June, is now coming down in great strength, at
the same time with that from the streams situated in
milder district of country, whose floods generally
are exhausted before that of the Missouri commences
the worst of the tale therefore cannot probably vet
be told, the greatest volume of the Mssoui's food
is still to come.
The Mississippi continues to rush through the old
crevasse at Bonnet Care in stream wider than the
river ITSELF and some steamboats, that have accident
teddy got into il, have with difficulty reganed the regu-
lar channel the river 1t is this immense crevasse
which renders the effects of the flood from being less
apparent IN our vicinity, and has probably been the
cause of preventing injury. From all we can learn
on the SUBJECTIVE channel which the water has form
ed, Will In future be permanent outlet for the wa
tiers OF the river and safety valve from all the coun
try below it. Not only is Lake Pontcharrain and
lake Borgne completely filled with the water of the
Mississippi but the waters of the Gulf are feshened
all the way over to the Bay of ST. Louis Pass Chris
tan and Biloxi
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STORM AT New ORLEANS ANN CRrvAssr
ON THE MISSISSIPPI. violent storm of thun-
der and rain passed over New Orleans on the 9Th.
doing considerable damage to fences, shipping and
steamboats,. A creyasse of several miles wide has
occurred near Point Coupee.
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HE Cost OF RIoTING. There has been paid bv
the county of Philadelphia for riots, including pay of
military and civil posse, since the year lS42upto 1919
inclusive, Sl74, 1866 Ga
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% The story of the woman in Boston, from whom
two snakes were taken is hmnbue 1t originated
from mock operation performed on hypochondriac
female.
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COMPENSATION OF GOVERNOR. The Rhode
Island Legislature passed resolution on Tuesday, a,
thorlsng the Treasurer pay the Governor $500 and
Lieut. Governor $500, in full for their services the past
wear.
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CALIFORNIA EMIGRAETs. There are &c, 600 CAL
fonia emigrants at st. Joseph, Mo. Some have sold
their wagons and going pack through, determined
to make the trip in 35 DAYS.
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p w. BANCROFT will sell at Auction, at ten
o'clock THIS MORNING several valuable City Lots
and Dwelling Houses, situated on School, Summer.
Laurel, Hanover and Orchard Streets, belonging to
William Hovey.
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CONNECTICUT. At caucus Of the Democratic
members OF the Legislature of Connecticut Hon. Chas
A. Ingersoll, OF New Haven, was nominated for the
Senate, in place of Mr.. BALDWIN, Win
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS DAILY. The
Boston City Registrar from data in his office, saws that
about sixteen births, five marriages. and ten deaths oc
cur daily in that city.
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GB Engines now constructed for sale in London,
called Phillips's fire annihators. They drawn on
wheels very easily by two The largest machines
cost $35. They emit humid expansive vapor, which
easily extinguishes fire.
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ID The Mayor of Pittsburgh, who was taken out
OF jail to be nausurated has recently been engaged in
personal combat and has been bound over to keen the
peace. That is one of the MAYORS.
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~ here arrived at New York on Sunday and
Monday, the grand aggregate of three thousand five
hundred passengers from three Enroncan nnris
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Gg There is a man in the Hooser State who is SO
lazy he wouldn't consent to run for Office
GJ- John Taylor, of Albany, is about to put up a
brewery which will make six hundred barrels of beer
ner dav
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- The City Of Nashville has decided by an over
wheming majority against sending delegates to the
ssNashville Convention
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ACCIDENT AT NORTHAMPTON. A Mr. Place. n
turner by trade at Northampton, had his hand nearly
sawed of by circular saw on Wednesday.
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uB An Indiana Insurance Company has established
an agency IN New York for the purpose of nsurng the
payment of notes, bills Of exchange. Sc
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azS Nine hundred and seyenty-two emigrants arriy-
d at Boston from Great Britain on Tuesday.
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A WORLDS FAIR. At meeting of the Mechan-
ics' Institute of New York, held on the 18th instant
resolution was adopted appointing "a committee to take
into consideration the expedency of holding in the
city of New York; in the year 1852, worlds fair, for
the benefit of mechanics and artizans of this and other
countries.
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DISMIssIoN OF OPERATIVES still further re
daction is to be made in operatives of the York and
LacOnla mills at Saco and Biddelord, Me. The whole
number discharged will be about one thousand
GB- The citizens of Norfolk, Va, held a meeting on
Thursday evening, and adopted resolutions Disappearing
the Nashville Convention.
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CO DIR. Jacob Hayes, of Charlestown, has been We
ry sick for three weeks past, having been poisoned
while dressing wound. Before operating, he slightly
punctured his thumb with the lancet and not thinking
any thing of the circumstance, went on with his work
The next day he was taken sick.
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u Samuel c. rockingham, juryman in the Com
mon Pleas Court, at Boston, on Saturday arrested
Tor drunkenness and after lying in Jail over the Sab
bath, was brought before the Police Court Monday
morning and fined ~ and costs. He was promptly
discharged from the lry
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DAMAGES AGAINST RAILROAD COMPANY. In
the Supreme Court on Tuesday, in the case of Amos
D. Smith vs.. Norfolk County Railroad, for taking
gravel belonging to plaintiff verdict was returned for
plaintiff in the sum Of 1928 81 The damages claimed
were $4,000.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE
Woroester Gas Light Comnanu.

'E subscriber, named in the Act to incorporate the Wor
ceser Gas Light Company requests the members of said
company TO meet at the AMERICAN TEMPERANCE HoTEI
~ Worcester, on Thursday The twenty-fhird dav NJ
nay instant att O'Clock p NJ determine whether they
VII accept said act incorporation and The act N add
any thing In relation thereto John w IIWChbYY 10
Worcester. May IT, 1850. 1-,' " d1,i,
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AUCTION SALES. Our readers are referred to the
MORNING, an extensive sale of HORSES, CAR
RACES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, one good
AYRSHIRE Cow, etc. etc. In the afternoon of the
same day they will sell very large assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of various kinds, in
GLIDING Beds, Bedding Mattresses. Clocks, Chairs,
Tables, Crockery, etc. etc.
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GI- The winter population Of Boston Is calculated
at 1000.
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Police Court.

EXAMINATION OF JUB4L HARRINGTON ON a
CHARGE OF EXPLODING BONBSHELLS.
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prevailed in the market for lard and the demand was
pretty active The operations amount to $50 bbls.
and tierees. at 81 Tc for prime. There Was far
amount OF butter offered for sale to-day at previous
rates Cheese was more plenty at AZ a ohc per H.,
rs In quality.
RoE-Thers was a fair business doing, at previous
figures.
SuGAn this staple there activity with
a frmer market We hsve to record sales Of 200 hhds
Cuba at 6A 5Asc and 200 hhds New Orleans at so
SIZE.
ToBAcco.-Ther- has been a good demand for all de-
scrptieps OF Tobacco this week but heavy sales in
sonsequence 81 limited stocks and the high prices
asked by he holders Sales for the week 80 hhds
Kentucky, 90 as1sc so do, Virginia, Al &c 80 do.
MARYLAND ard Ohio AS n 42tr So bales Havana
4Oc 20 do Cuba part. gle SO Buracoa 15Ia 100 do.
Ambalimo private terms $50 lbs ToRqua Beans, pri
vate terms.
TALLoow.-There continued dullness in the
ket small sslts of prime were making at 7c.
WHrsKFY.-rh. market dull. with but limited
inquiry sales of $50 bbls at 23&c for Ohio and
24e fer Prison.
WooL - PsIts Of two cargoes, South Americana
amounting 10 500 bales hsye been dis OF
ufaoturrr private terms In other descriptions OF
foreign Their. " not much doing The transac tons in
domestic qualities light in the city but the
country ha ar that nis buy ing freely at4c to
Sc the nr prices Of the of 40 There
will be good clip but the increased
tion with the light Importation of nne foreign will
nance the value - the domestic article Correct quo
tstions Duty, 81 per cent nd va. Am SAX fleece
AZ 10: do tull bid Mer ~ "A Al; do u add u do. "a
35; do. native and y do 90 81; Su pull d coun "a a
35; No. do do Fl 80 sup do. city, 80 SO; No. l.
do do 20 20: pruy' AN I'd. 20 a 30 SO Am. w'd Is
10; do. w'd and p'kd n Is: do unwashedT a 9; So
Am. Cord w'd 22 % GO do unwd 12a 49, African,
"a 10; Smyrna. l3a "a; Mexican Is n IA
RECEIPTS RIVER BOATS THIS DAY.
G r,0,i, h0. 'ph's' Ss2 fl,ur bSls 500
Rx. hua
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MARK Ers ELSEWHERE.

BcsToN June 20 lSJEJch1.oe Bo1rd-l0 shares Boston
anc Providence hSlrosd "a 90 Nrtok County Railroad
sCd BY; so 40 30. %S6 u Wes'orn Railroad g7S; "
do t 10 Nor heu Railroad ~ 50 Vermont Central k,il.
road bOd "; q Aubirp and chester Railroad, los;
Bston CobcI Muntrsl Hailraad AZ IS East Bosom
company, w; MdtleeN Manufacturing Company so
Lowell MAJ ufsc urine Company $50; 90. b50d, $50;
Marie BarE -; ~ Edfswol,h Company Divisead DO
SO Vernon Central huirof2 l,idends SS $50 Norfolk
Bonds, q "a.
Pun pIIA Juue q -Ey-si Board-s5)0 susque.
hsnit Canal %. ~; 9i,0 Iehih Mortgase os 9i $50
Win ingt' ts".d r. %lk Is shares Girsrd Bank, ei;
in uni'n Canal ny; S!tO uylkil Nayigatian Bonds,
~ W sbsf"s Peru rnna Railroad Is. Second BoLrd-
40 sfAres an en- in 275 reading Railroad, 22H;
Grard Fank l?58
BALrMaRr yurs o. 1850 S,o Borrd-sl. 800 Maryland
quarterly Sc &1 100 do. d ~ 5000 do do, S9si LOO
Dc do, 10 de :
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Dted,
On the 21st inst. after a protracted illness, JAcos
HAYS High Constable Of this city the 10th year OF
his fge.
His friends and those OF his family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this Saturday after
moor, NJ half past o'clock precisely IRON his late
residence No 40 Lispenard street without further in
vitaiion
on Friday morning the 2lst inst Of brain fever
WILLIAM BuRsr one Of the editors Of the Sunday Dis
patch. in the 3lst year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
114 Bank street nj o'clock this Saturday evening
His friends and a~quaintsnces invited to attend
without further notice
On Thursdsy. June :oth PETER sIcKrLs, In the 3oth
year 81 his sgr
The friends ~ his family aud Of his brother, John II
Sick'ls and ALEC jefferson Lodge, No &c respect
fu ly invited TO attend his funeral from his late resi-
d. nee. No Iva West T~rntieth street on Saturday
morning at IL O'Clock His remains will be taken to
Greenwood L. l.. Ter interment.
JANTs X, son 81 james Jr., and Mary A. Gulick.
His remains Gill b. taken 10 New York Bay Gene
terry for interm.nt The relatives and friends are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this day
Saturday. AZ halt past o'clock 2. M from the resi-
dence 81 his parents. No 40i Greenwich street
On the 2lt inst In The SAITH year Of his age MATHEW
l.. DAVIS alter "a long illness
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
ID Gr.ens 1T Csrmanvile corner Of 165th street and
Kings Bricge Road, sunday afternoon, at 81
O'Clock His remains will he deposited in the fanny
vault at Trinity Church, where the funeral services
will take place.
On the Sd Of June. at Pontotoc Mississippi, MARTHA
l. BolsoS. wife Of Col Richard Bo-on. aud daughter
Of the lste West Dandridgr. formerly Of Virginia.
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TeiegrsPbie Reports.

BALTIMORE. June 81, 1850.
Howard street -four sold at IS 81 Grain is
changed. Coffee H. firm The sales of Rio during the
week r.sch 600 bags. averaging nc. advance. being
sold at 81 s2c The stock hand H. about IS 900
bags. Sugars have improved 40, during the week.
BUFFALO June 81. 1850.
The arrivals within the past twenty four hours have
been follows =: Flour 4 500 barrels; wheat, 900
bushels; corn. 1900 hui heels The -four market Is
rather dtpressed the dealers anxously awaiting the
Can ris's news Small sales of Michigan, at S. So
The demand for wheat il not very active but prices
have undergone charge. The market for Is
not so buoyant. but holders firm Mixed Western
IL held at soc. per bushcl. No cange to notice In
freights.
ALBANY, June 81. 1850.
The receipts at this port 10 day follows -
Flour 500 barrels; corn. 5000 bushels wheat 500
bushels. The -four market IL steady, but without
much inquiry Com is firm. and In good demand,
with sales Of 20oo0 bushels Of mi xed Western AZ 60c
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Passengers Arrived.

bATANrAs-BArk Archiaedes-Mr Jose FesdOrna Aad
Saml Cumnins and lady.
Nrw Enthusiastically Gsivcston-Nrs Palmer Miss
Palmer Mr. GARNER and daughter Mrs Anderson and
want Mrs Chandler and Mrs tephsns aud chill
dren nessrs sesbens foiger Cay Blauche kahau Holmes
and II on deck.
CHARI Ksro,-ship Camden-Mrs Cerud Miss Susan &C.
rud, Mrs Nichols aud daughter, Mss Elizabeth Ketch
Mrs ElirA Blanknship, Capt David linda Mrs NJ l.
Porter. Mel'and, J GambeL
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VvNhE MARRIED WOAAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
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70 which leIsex 10 subject. -
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~ EW hzDiSAL boUks.-A CUMFLETk PRACTICAL
work the natare and private diseases
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A cKNOwLEpGMlNrs OF cuREs.-IwAs CURED BY

~ IhNUW LEDCNENTS OF CUKES,-T W AS UUKEU BT
Dr. lie me- ~ Duane street. OF very extensive and pain
u uiceraon various and thToat
also oissysre pains my bones and when other ghysi
clans tId In vain g. W. Gibbons los South street We the
understand certify to the above, r. K Lee CA Alderman
lsth ward; j. Walsh do. do. Certificate Il had great
number OF large ulcers which pa;nfn number
OF failed in curing when Or uene ~ Duane
street restorec to perfect health Alexander Mckay
Mestervelt Mckays ship yard. AsSherl was cured by
Dr. Hene 20 Duane street. when had lost all hopes of
covery For several suffered the greatest pain and
misery imaginable from great number Of ulcers pain and
sweng OF my bones and joints Capt Richard ates cor
ner OF South street and Maiden lane AnotheI suffered
the greatest agouies imaginable from most violent and
extensive liberation and eruptons also dreadful pains in
my bones and joints had expended great deal money
with different physicians when Dr. Heine succeeded
fecty in curing Jonuoino Penhun, 2T Bowery, hair
Dressing Saloon.
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MEDICAL.

GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN, DR. II. X. kOOr.
" the celebrated Consumption and Blood Doot aud in
yentor OF the Ahu-Consun pton Barometer ohce No 53
Broadwsy New fork-Dr Roots triumph consists in the
cure OF consnmpton Cancers TSmers oissssss
sanity, fts worms Gravel, fitua, Deafness Bndnsss.
Nervousness Paralysis Spinal Deformits Diseases 81 La
dies ana Chldren, lnfeetant HumOrs of all kinds, &C.
CHARGES for medicines moderae Examination the Lunzs
will the Barometer, 81. Advice free.