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Further from the Murders scar Patersss.
corr.-coessae- = ~ >-ssrs D. As..res~t
p.,.,..x u. a taSa


Iadcs Van WIakle-l5nS Judge Of the Com
-. pa xnS nan q wot,h snd w~atA-~ss abe "
rr a. gcj~eN . dercrSe the narderoas srfsck He
,..es 81 Ae vas rcosei fr1 sep e~Sree7 rso tnd
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i 10 or~ntns ~. door boNtVct D. was susekea % -
murderer AL Il lhe slH- ia eowcs were nfSoa -,
By aye hatcher KATE w1lch caused hn - ans inscos'
BE Re ecr Af-r this ~ rust have eeso esS f0s -
sce : horrley nnlS,et, sTpsrenty ~ os-cn~. ns
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sarts icr nc ie ~ ~ he 2aansro RAJ raA where Ia
minutes ae saw sua approaching WITH vosotca
shirs Is clothes, and bag he PROVED b. - Je>-
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rvu IN hoSs he day beiole. Aae haclot All sae were
81 b ne o,,,~iv ciAnher -
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murdered bV Johnson. who Low IN ccf al hs
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10 .]usc rcrle llrvc wVcks aso, Nr rev minutes
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The Columbus Siatesm0a oontroverts our aver
oen that two successive State Elections have fully
demonstrated the fairness Of The last Legislative
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HOTELS.

NfoNrcovErY HOUSE, FREMONT STREET, BOSTON.
I 1hie large and gdious Hste having seen thor
ouehy rehttsd and renovated s for the aecou
dson Of trsrept and psrmans hoarders The interval
ansrsmsnt q the viii he under the immsdate d.
recton 81 Mr. James Parker late rrerrieor o. the sao-
set House Plymou, ha- The Situation Of the hongome-
House IN ~ other N the
city being ussriy equsy distant from al tbs railroad de-
pots aud sesmbo laraings, and very The business
81 the the suhfcrhtr hopes ~ the strtes
the best interests % those who may visit him.
TO secure liberal share q the public ratronas.
Boston. Ausust O. 1850
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CAnpFN AND AsBoY RAILRoAD LINE FOR PHILA-
seB1is .';, RI h.i Esi, o., s,s.s
srceptedl from Pier Ne Nsrth river rsre-vrs> eisss
s>rs. a. seeord ois-s ssrs. "a.
VrprrEvpENr OPPOSITION LINE TO PHfLApEI-
phs-The steamers 81 this line are nov runnng REGULAR
beseen New York and Phsdelphia lsndns each ray a.
49, TO- p,., IA ~ m .tspk Cahlr fave a.; deck
sibQ. g. W, BRUSH, AseuA
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Yonx srArr cAxAs.-Axovsr on TOLLS.

1917 -, 1896 1,tS76o6 $780,. SAG l,f2i9l4
As We contemplated, the weekly receipts show q
great those of last year. the season ad
vanses At this rate the aggregate for 1850 will be
largely In excess Of any previous year. except 1877 AS
the immense grain crops Of the West come out, the
tsrs on public works. in all parts Of the country will
show very satisfactory increase on last years.
The Providence Psst says-we have to note another
rather duh week In printing cloths, though sales to
any extent may be made at the prices some transsc-
tons reported below Indicate but the bulk Of goods
u held firmly at our quotations We note the fol-
loving transactions 5000 pieces ssx6a, Is inches
ordinary 40. 5000 do bsIe4, % do, do, 4'lc;
1000 do. eox64 2s do, good, 44c $500 do e4xe4 rs
d. fair I5sc; 5000 do 6oxo4 % do, good 4Sc; 1000
do eox64 % do fair IS 1ec $500 do 62xbe, 81 do,
fair $50; 1000 do eo16o, % do, good, 40. 5000 do
o0x6l rs do extra, pnt.-Totsl $4,000 pieces, mos
Twelve thousand pieces Of the above were sold on
speculation for cash, equal in price to 40, months
We quote Is follows :--6sx72 $40. 5hc.; 64x6s,
6hc. IKE; 60x64, 4zsc. So; 56x60, &c 4sSc
52x5o, Axe 4hc.; 52x62, 4hc. 4xe.; 44x4s, 4c. q
axe 44x44, aye. 10.
We learn that 1t Is in contemplation to extend the
Utica and Schenectady Railroad from It's present ter
minus into the city of Albany Such project, 1t is
stated Is on foot and the probability Is that 1t will
be carried out 1t is estimated that the extension
can be made at not to exceed six hundred thou
sand dollars which Is less than one-thrd the cost Of
the Albany and Schenectady road.
The Providence and Worcester Railroad Company
paid, at maturity bonds amounting to $4,000. The
funds raised to meet this payment were procured by
reissue OF the bonds Of the company for S4oo,Voo
equivalent to renewal Of . like amount Of the old
bonds The residue CT the amount $4,000, was taken
from the net earnings Of the road, on hand The new
bends payable as follows: $4,000 in one year;
$4,000 in two years 100000 in ten years; and bear
Ing an interest Of per cent per annum. They were
all negotiated at par.
It is the intention Of the board we learn to pay OF
that portion Of the bonds becoming due in 1851 and
1852 in amount 100000, by applying for that object
similar amount of the net earnings Of the road du
ring the years 1851 and 1854 This being
the directors feel confident that there win be sufficient
funds In the treasury remaining, Of the net earnings
Of the road to enable them to pay to the iers
q cash dividend at the close Of the year 1882 with
every reasonable expectation of paying thereafter
galar semi annual cash dividends from the income of
the road.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public stocks in this market at the periods
named -
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The transactions In public securities ofa kinds have
during the past two weeks been exceedingly limited
much that prices hardly be considered other
vise than nominal A more active demand might pos
sibly put prices mp one or t-o per cent while the
pressure Of any amount Of stock the market would
without doabt, dspreciats prices very materially.
There buyers in tn. street for any stock the
i,t -hiis holders generally are snrious TO ed. The
great sieuity h the weakness Of the market and the
danger Of aking down completely. Prices too
high 70 attract purchasers. There IL no margin
isft for further improvement and the probability %
realizing profit current rates Il too small to tempt
speeulstsrs The anticipated fa rise" viii, 10 eur
opinion, be all In the imagination. The reality may
tend more TO empyins than hins the reekets Of
holders Of any stock % the fancy order.
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USssrrsnt money has been more abundant durin
~ Dast two weeks This u the result Of sssh large
hnsx sf country merchants. Domestic exchanges
ssntinSs quiet, and rates merely nominal Quota
lions for specie have varied zach within the past
week or two. The demand for silver for shipment has
Allen on great deal, and the movement altogether
has not been 80 active.
The amount received for tolls on the several canals
OF this state for the first week Of August 1880 was
$sl,Se6 for first week in ls4e, sol,6o7. Increase
$2a,o6s.
The total amount received from the opening Of nav-
ssteu in ls4s to 7th Aug inclusive was 81 1893 4so
Do in 1850, S24el4 Decrease, 1850
The receipts for . few years back have been 90
folloye
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WAsnINaroy. Auaust ~, $50.


Eremtng Report-EngTossmen Of The California
BW-Thc Vote, and some ErpldnatiOn Of the
Case.
At about five o'clock this afternoon, the Califor-
mia bill, for the admission Of that young uneIam-
pied, and wonderful commonwealth into the
Union, boundaries, Senators aud Representatives,
and ALL Just a. she presents herself, was ordered to
be engrossed for final reading by the Senate, by
the decisive vote Of 33 to ~.
FoR TIM BrLL.-N0rfkon Senafers-Messrs baldwin,
Bradbury, Bright Csss Chase Cooper, Davis Of Mass
Dickinst n, Dodge o. lows Dodge Of Wisconsin Doug
las E~ing felch Greene Hale. uamlin, Miller Nor
rs, Phelps Seward Shields, smith, Sturgeon, Uphsm
walker, Nhitcomb Winthrcp-N.
Sovttsrn SENATORS Bell Tenn Benton. No nous-
ton, Texas spruance Del Underwood. Ky; Wales
Del.-O. All wings, but Houston.
AoAtsu rHr BitL.-Northern men, none bputhern
men Nessfs Atchison BArnueiL Berrien Butler Gle
mems. Davit, Of Mississippi Dawsor. Downs foote,
Hunter King Mason Morton, Pratt, kusk, sebastian
All the Northern Senators present for the bill.
All the Southern = majors present against, except
g. five of whom were whigs aud one democrat.
| This shows very clearly that the southern demo-
crafts are the most ultra ia their opposition To Cali
forro, aud ia their demands OF concessions from
the North.
Absent. or not voting. Messrs. Badger, Borland,
Clarke, Clay, Dayton, Jones, Pearce, and Man
grim. who, II present end voting. would all have
voted for the bl, excepting MIR. Boriand, and pro-
badly Messrs. Aangnurn and Badger. The result
OF the late elections Ia North Carolina would. we
suspect, have CT fried these two last named Sena-
tors against CahlOrnia
With full Senate the vote, then, would probs-
bly, have stood thifiy-f ght to twenty-five, or
majority of sixteen votes oui Of sixty in favor OF
California.
Mr. Fcote was inclined to go for the bill, bo
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SALES BY AUCTION.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE THIRD WARD
ANTHONY J. BLEECKEk will sell at auction, on
Thursday Sept 9Th, 1850 at ~ o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange Dey streetA that certain lot and misses
situate in the Third ward Of the city of New York. known
as No s Dey street. the norherly side Of said
Title ndsputabe This property presents Of the most
favorable for the North River
SIDE being door the North River Bank aud suit
able for ooe business purposes See legal notice In
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.

CrcoND wARD.-tS PURSUANCE or THH RECON-
- mendsior ~ N. Democratic Convention The democracy
II the Second Ward requested 10 at the house Of
stoneall "wednesday evening l4th last a. esclock
fer a. purpose o. elecg three euher 70 The Dsmocrs
Rsrulcan General Go nnittce for the cy
Rev Nok. Ase hvs delegates 20 this Assembly District
ouveuop 90 choose delegae to the State Convention
D. hed Al Syracuse seps Ill., $50 By order ~ the ward
Committee, JAS. N. HETriERINCTON.
Chairman Second Ward COMMITTEES.
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AmUsEmEsTs.

DAWRRy TIE R-WEnNrsnAv -,
ID IL 1850 viii b. esrSor.asd me me- dram ~ ~ ~ aus
Frsnos Jseh she nosrd Ms. 4 nrns ios
stsvens olS ana shotbot ne..rs r.hse "a n.
Mt Couldson: Jailsr NJ Ciark.on M ShsanarS NJ
jordan The c.rformanee viii ssrmisaasS WITH ~
Rsnssisw Mr. saeDonsid; Bill Dowtoa NJ winsns
SON. Mfs. Jordan Az nes Miss c. Hfert Doors opsn az
quarter to Z; curtain rises at hal mast o'clock
~ Alto MAI THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET
will be Ispea' ed Mr. Youngs version Of the DRUNKARD2
Charles kldmay, Mr.. III. Perry virginia Bill Mr. Young
C'abree Mr. Thompson; Mrs. Thornton Mrs IIauton e
Jane Thorn Miss Emily hestayer be followed the
drama OF THE NEW YORK FIKEMAN-Frsieriok Jerome
Mr. H. A. Perry; wealthy Mr. Thompson; aotary Press
cre,ia Miss weston; MS JsroT. Mr., M Grs,sa bo
open At r. and the will al
O'Clock. Foxes IS cents; Pit, 1. >. cents. -
~ short seasonThe patrons OF Chrstys Minstrols and
the public generally respectfully informed that the
a tssv Iii thsir @ h
bprnr their recess in mis- citv hs Lii
i've Co.csrts at IItiea ON Mo,dsv srS ~
S,tb and stb AT 8, racuse on W.dnsssav AID
August IAN and 18th: and AT Roehestsr an Eriaav
Saturday, August 10Th and 18TH Dus MOTTO. viii hs
Hall IN EswYor ~ ~ % CMpIsTv M ng. unqu'
$500 :. e
ID Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood, IT. AS
sstant Manager performance Of the DRUNK
ARD. Every evening this week, ng Monday Aug
~ 1880 The overwhelmingly popular moral piece Of r
DRUkKARD will be given with the celebrated cast
viz Mr.. c. W. Clarke Edward Middleton Mss Aiexina
Fisher Mary, &c The afternoon performance, this week.
will consist OF OUR NARY ANNE, very amusing piece
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Lamb Is
voesii.e M Collins who has Kindly voiaatssrsd his 1aa-
The slsss sS Of EsyEs1Ip with =.
siSSin:Ss, u? Is.as NJ I:.sS: N. Si!y rsylsf xis
ocalassas s cop, cSpeiadins With tbe shsh.psrsau
trayss,ie q hAMLk in which NJ BrOughAn will intro
duee his limitations Of great tragedians
CAsrLk SsEDEN-THE cELEBRArED HAVANA
.ss%ssDy rndsr The SrssGa OF &
s.ll,a Siirs A
ssnor Bssi. Eivs ssI sisaofss ssi
unass tho as
and oaSp hsf w 1Sss r.
THE Aston PLACE OPERA HoUsE-THE PUBLIC
are peeiu informed that This elegant theatre viii
- ESQ Madame Anna Bishop win %.k, srs
grand magnificent opera spectacle in nye Ia
PI ,hs which
for the T, %s in this sCTnIy with entirely
Ballet snrey selected team from Ssr
%Ssi Ing IpHa SSas aSd
Giay,pna dArco adapted and ,rranssd by Mr. BOchsa,
as that
sn % Ta S S ne the
and popular dsnsnese Madame Augusta with Mons Zayy
IKE 'jsS
s nssn s AnSs sapp
erui chorus under the direction Of Mr. Keuller grand
double orchestra-leader. Mr.. Robsrts-and complete
military band who will appear the stage in dramatic
Thus with other auxaries numbering upwards
Of hundred and sf performers rendering this
binary musical spectacle the most presented
In New York.
On Monday, August 10Th, the opera JUDITH-Judth
Madame Anna Bishops Eakim, High Priest Of the Jews
egnor Nove Hoofernes General Of the Assyriens, Mr.
gail coniisns iassh Sr: BosilaTd iTapSsra sHiri.
sent to Judith Mad. Augusta To be followed by new
splendid eastern advertisement in which Madame Augusta
Zaevtows Miss Ludlam, and the corps de ballet will
LlPE. Popular Mexican song ola Pasadito, by Madame
Anna Bishop, in Castiano, and in the costume OF .
Mexican girl. Performance evening during the
vste boxes So and $40 Is cents The box
Office will be opened Friday and Saturday next, when
places be secured without charge To
At eight o'clock precisely
DROADwAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL, PRoPRI-
~ eorThe ladies and gentlemen engaged at this theatre
for the ensuing requested in the
further notice. GEORGE Il. BARRETT Stage Manager.
RURTONs.-THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN EN-
the Stage Friday next August l6 at eleven o'clock in
the morning preparatory to the Of the
son, the following Monday
EELL0ws' NEw YORK ETHIOPIAN OPERATE
Troupe late Pierces Mipstrels at the Olympus No IA
H. and night until further notice The continued
that has favored band Of
performers has stamped them being the plus ultra OF
fermers under the direction OF B. Fellows rA,y viii
have the honor giving original inmitable entertan
ments every night further notice Admission Is cents
Concert Wednesdays and Saturdays commencing
tSP.M.
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MAcoN AND wEs1ERs RAILsO 70 COsrAsy, MA
lvI con Gee 16th JAW iS0Notice % stoekh4ldcrs.-
meeting ~ the stoekholders Of The haeon and western
Ralr ~ Corrany Ceorra viii ~ held AZ ~ wall street
the si,y N New york on ruaay the h day 81 Ausas
nsst, at 10 o'eeek. ~ Punenal attsndance n p.ron
~ PROXY DESIRE tusses ~ importance viii b. laid
before the meetns ny order 81 ~. ord y Dr. ,etors
ISAAC LOTT President
,, 10. TaYLcn, eser.,sry.
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EXCURSIONS.

ExegRsIoN TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY,
= szssp. saturday5rhs Buffalo will leave Thirsenth
street. N. r. ~ O'Clock; Canal street At IN Grand $40
Catherine, e1 Pier No. N. r., O. A. n, returning By
81 p RefreshmeAt and fishing tackle provided Fare Is
cts each way.
Die MIC ExCURsI0N-T0 BE GIVEN BY THE
Hamblin Guards, to make for which, the
members Of this requested meet at their
No 20 Bowery this Wednesday, evening o'clock
precisely. III. x sTEyESS, Captain.
LIur. j. MooRr, Secretary.
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IN. Couluission cr Agency husiress consgnmsnt
vessels committed % his chare@
rsssopsils terms Aiso, drafts taken on ,bs 4. "a.
nHR. rDTTOR.-r Would teE. THROUoH YOUR
~ eclu rns. Ills Honor the Mayor, and those in
tkertv sry part n Wooster street V lee r-atef -
streets. se should he gisd 70 hire par, o. TIE
front 81 premises. oterrise shoad be giaf
resTseted, that might have high~ay for
he ruibc.
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PARTNERSHIPS.


% \ 600 PARTNERSHIP OR oTnERwISE-WAN-
,OOO ted respectable and active busincs. young
man, " join the advertiser in FIRST rate cash buaess al
established and doing good trade One used 20 the
Dry Goods business preferred, and that good tasmen
To such one this 10 opportunity rarely 10 be mot with
One with the above may address, with real name stating
what business he has been used 20. sc kc prepaid 10
Drt Goods salefman. Broadway Post once.
DARTsER WITH $500 WANTED IN A SMALL ne
II tel. Address c.. at the once Of this paper.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.


ssssss s Sh Ss eA "a
perfectly sound and gentle recently from The
sS' o. !. 1' Ti the and Ss % c Tsss
a s iass JSS Herald
MICHIGAN LAKE HOUSE, FOR SALE or TO LEASE.
Ni This House nearly eompsted for the reception OF
LAKE. four mile. Pssst on haaon
the Van SO1rana mansion The lake about
remariaby healthy Location and its post
5sssrP %sis u. sane Day L :s.,ss mile.
1 Psis s snp5s to Lake Srnsg
an extensive tract on the Lake recently built No
can hSpS SrS s.o
LION sALE-Tnh sTocK,. FixrUEEs, LEASE, AND
q s s IN
Ssr s,sas r II GsS's a
OF the above establishment upon advantageous terms,
.s IS sifi1n rsSs
70 invest The eusnesi s nov large and capable ~
%s. and rsssy .ss TSs ssurss 81 sSs
on.sna d..rs would Se sasisns to purchase and carry
Once. ''' ' ~ - "'''
"A sHufssturins bushes. isl sale, paving pfesi d
sy "a Kin; n he United
An''' requires ~" ecefShiowEs. IS Nassau street,
EoR SALE cuEAP-A CARRIAGE AND A RocxA-
arnest shol or particularly near the Jerry Jersey CITY
STIAN ENGINE ron sALE-or NINE HORSE POW
~ first rate raining order with good boiler neary
Inquire o. A RH0bEs corner OF North second aud
Tenth streets. WilliamsburEh. Price So
WANTED TO sELL-THREE OR -FOUR GOOD SECOND
w hand kxpress Wagons and Harness. Also two three
good Horses all in good order Inquire at No Wall street.
LNoR RENT-A NEATLY FITTED sEGAR STORE, sir
IL uated at III Bowery The stock 10 taken at
fair value Apply ISL Houston street. strong active Boy
wanted as above.
Two LET-THE Two-sTORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE
aud two lots Of ground corner Of Fifth and
roreb street httea Tor public house Inquise Of r. w.
Townsend. W. Cedar street
WHNTED-PARf OF AN OFFICE AND ROOM ron
storage, below Wall street preferred Address W. H.
w., this sfice.
WANTED TO RENT. A STORE EITHER IN THE
w Bovery or Chatham street. Address q. H. ut this
once
WANTED--AN UNFURNfsHED BED CHAMBER
w pleasantly and reredy located for aady and gsnte
with full board for the lady where questions will
be asked. small psror sitting adoinns prefer
red. Address 3. n. L.. Herald ONCE.
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AmUsEmEN rs IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHfA-P. T. BAR
- Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford Assistant
OF the popular Campbell Mnstres
will present their choicest Songs Buresques and hsdleys,
together with magical eas and ventrloquia accomplish
men An endless variety Of eurostes be seen in the
Saloons New pieces In rehearsal which will deyeope
the talent of all the Company who appear
TO the 18th inst Also, some moral dramas written
prey for this place by distinguished thor which will
render n worthy Of the reputation which 10 has
heretofore sustained place for moral instruction and
rational amusement.
WALNUT STREET TBEATHE. PHI1ADELPHIA.-E
w A. Marshall Propretor.-The ladies and gentlemen
engaged 81 this theatre for the ensuing requested
In the Of the theatre preparatory to the
reopening Wednesday, the 18th inst At o'clock with
out further netiee. Il. RICHINGS, Stage Manager.
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