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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
FOR SALE,
A COUNTRY SEAT ON RHODE ISLAND
FOR SALE,

The well known residence of the late George
Irish, Esq, containing 81 acres, with barn and
other buildings. situated one and half miles from
the compact part of Newport, on the road to Pro-
violence and Boston. There j. an orchard of I
l2 Acres of the choicest fruit trees IN good order.
The Farm i. well fenced with stone wall, has a
brook running throrph IT, The situation Is one OF
the best ON the Island, on high ground and the
Ocean and BAY can bc seen from the lower VIM
dows. There is sufficient front on the road To
accommodate three houses, and have sufficient
room Tor each. 1t will br sold in such portions
as purchasers may wish
ALSO.
The Farm east of the above now occupied 10y
J. J. smith, containing iO3 Acres, well walled,
with . 1od House, out buildings, and "A Young
Orchard in bearing uition, md well watcrcd,
and in every way desirable situation For terms
apply 10 either of the subscribers who have plan
of the farm.
GEORGE |. BAILEY, -,
GEORGE BOWEN,
April I'm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
WIST RS Balls 4 VI
One of our agents at Athens, Georgia, has sent
us the following letter, with permission to publish
the same.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.

ATHENS, August II, ISI6.
Dear Sir;-IIaving been afflicted for molc than
ten months with Chronic Inflammation of the
Iungs, at times very severely, and having adopted
many cdcines without any but Temporary rolici,
] purchased about three bottles Of Wi5tar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, from the effects of which
obtained more relief than from all the medicines
had ever taken for that distressing disorder have
by the repeated use Of this valuable Balsam, been
more free from pressure for breath aud oppression
on the lungs than had anticipated .--and, indeed,
conceive that will he cured by continuing lis use,
of this most dsheartcnng malady. do most
checliully tender You this acknov lcdgement, which
sou will use as your judgment dictates.
RODNEY BURKE.
Waynsborough, Bmke Co., Georgia.
None is genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
For sale by Il. J. TAYLOR, Agent Tor New
mart Mar2S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
DEPOT CT lROMZE POWDERS.

'I'lIE subscriber. Importer ard Manufacturer,
i keeps constantly ON hand, the largest assoit-
mcnt of Nusirtl Instruments, Of every description,
in the United States. Also, Bronze Powder, of
an rol,rs an qualities, of the bcst German manu-
f,c me Dutch Metal; Florence Leaf Gold, AN
Itra-m Blue, and which he viii scll on rca
sonablc tcrms. Storckccpors are requested to call
and cxaniuc his large assortmcni, beio,e purchas-
pg elsewhere. EDWARD BAACk,
Mai2l 81 Fulton street, New Noik.
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MOBILE, 3lst ult.

The celebrated and somewhat notorious
Methodist preacher, John n. Malli, ed in
tn city to-day
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
TIE ASSAM TEA COMPANY.

l36 Grc,Huich STREET, N,w lo,k.
rTIIE ploprctors beg to call the attention of con-
/ nosculs ia tea, aud the heads of families To
the choice and rare selection of TEAS imported 10y
them. aud hitherto unknown in this country, which
by the fragrance and dclicacy, combined with vir-
Gu purity and strength, produce AN Infusion Of sur
passing richness and flavor.
The teas offered are the following:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

sSegg1MeM -
sS::::al|2 S:al|s
SpALIING s. ROGFRS'
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS,
Will exhibit at Newport, on MosDAy, JuyE
10Th, 1850. Doors open at ] IL and l-2
O'Clock. PenJrmances commence at
2 md O'Clock.
admission % Ctaty No IaL.Price.
'I'IIE characteristics Of this establishment con-
l. sist in the L4rgea C,Hectoa of EqUeshloa,
Gypp,astic aRd Dramatic Tdieaf, ever collected in
one travelling company. The introduction, in the
place ola Band of Musicians, Of the great Amcri-
can
APOELONTCO7J!
the masterpiece of Musical Science and Mechlni-
ct Skill combined. This vast, moving Musical
Palace, was built for the proprictors by llESRy
ERBEs, Es1., of Ncw York, at an expense Of
$4,000,
Expressly for their Travelling Exhibitions. II is
"A collection Of over 1000 distinct Musical lnstni.
ments, ngeniously aud mechanically arranged,
Ia be completely under the control of one man,
aud under the hands of the sk iliul Musical Pro.
iessor,
Mr.. KARL FUHRNAN,
VIII bc found equal in power, compass, precision
and harmony, To a Band OF Fifty Musicians -
The
APOLLONICON
viii be drawn in Procession by
FORTY HORSESi-FOUR ABREASTli
On the day of Exhibition, between the hours Of
10 and II o'clock playing several popular March
es, Oyertures, &C., whl moving along the streets,
and will be found equivalent to . Brass, String
and Reed Band united
Another grand feature Of this Company, and
never heretofore attempted by any other Travel
ling Establishment, is the addition TO the Eques-
trian Troupe Of complete
DRAMATIC CORPS!
By the aid Of whom will be represented Every
Night, very interesting Patriotic National Dra-
ma, called
Tar SPIRIT or "16 ~
Introducing several Thrilling Scenes from the
Lives Of the Immortal Revolutionary Heroes,
OH Pm t-G@crai " osiagioa aud Nld ii.-
hony Wayne
The whole concluding with GRAND LIVING
TABLEAu, in which the
"FATnER OF Ills COUNTRY ~
Mounted on his Chlrgcr, is Borne Aloft, in tri-
unphaI procession, on a Platform, on the Shout
ders of his brave Contincnals
may2l q. +. CONNER, Agent.
AT FALL RIVER, Juac Sih.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

EI0' A returned Californian says Of
the country and the people" was
stranger, and they took me in :"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
LIVER COMPLAINT.
AUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OK
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF Tile hLUNEYN- o.. b -

or THE KIDNEYS, fp- /, -
Aud all diseases arising froma disordercd Liycr
or stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles,
Funess, or Blood to the Head Aoidity Of the
stomach, Nausea, heartburn, Disgust for Food,
fulness, or weight IN the Stomach, Sour Eructa-
'ions, Sinking or fluttciing at the pit of The Sto-
mach, Swimming of the Head lIuri led and Dini-
cult breathing, Fluiicrhg atthe Heat, Choking
or sulioealing sensations when in lying posture,
Dhnness of Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight
Fever and dali pain Ia the Head, Deficiency or
Precipitation. Nellowncss Of the skin and Ever,
Pain ia the side, Back, Cfcst, Limbs, &c., Sud
den Flushcs Of Heat Burning n, the Flesh, Con-
stant Inagiyings of Evil and great depression &
Spirits G IN lc EFF, ctunliv cured bv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

\ few steps fom Washington 81, BOSTON.
Nn9 is3n
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20

CHoLERA-The Natchez Free Trade of the 9th ult
announces the entire depopulaton by cholera Of the
ton ofthe rivers Tensas, Black and Washita, thirty
miles distant from Natchez.
1t is also stated that the epidemic RACES in many
parts of Mexico. At the town of Vernado on the 4h
AT Buena Vista the people fled through fear OF 70 at
tackled in day recovered. Still not thought
SO severe as in 1923
Late advces received at New York from Carthapena
state that the cholera has ragged violently on the seaboard
ofthe Republic of New Grenada but is now subsjdinp
Some alarm is occasionally created by reports of its re-
appearance, but they are generally unounded although
in the interior it still continues its ravages but in less
degree than formerly.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20
CONCLUSION TO- MORROW

Among the memorials presented to the U. S. Sem
ate, on Friday last, from Dr. J. H. PuIte of
Cincinnati, who proposes the construction of tele-
graph to the old world with the new and asks
such action by Congress may contribute to the reaz-
alton of his project The route proposed is across the
continent to pointin California; thence along the
coast to Behring's straits; thence those straits
and through Northern Asia and Europe, to St. Peters,
burgh and q the uastera cities of Eurnna
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20

OF commerce In the New England States, should res
fuse 10 build or light your lighthouses or should des-
Troy them and remove the buoys and beacons, marking
the channels leading into her harbors and should abo
llsh her post Offices and refuse establish othersI ask
any hazard such legislation against your interest You
would be unworthy of your proud and noble ancestors
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20

The Philadelphia arrived at New York Wednesday
morning, being the fourth steamer in one week from
Chagres which port she left the 4th inst She brought
no later news from California.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20
CITY Az FAB Il 9
DEATH of James NJ Wickham

Death of Janes NJ Wickham
We regret to learn that intelligence has been receiv-
ed OF the death Of JAMES NJ WIcAuAM, ESQ., formerly
prominent citizen of Richmond, and son of the late
John Wickham He died at his residence on James
River.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20
~, For THE Times.

For THE TINES
TO "a VOTER"
In reply to your communication, addressed to me
through the columns of yesterdays Times & Compiler
L take pleasure in informing you that am freehoder
and qualified by virtue ofmy freehold to vote for mem
bers of the General Assembly, according to the Const-
tution R. n HALL,
Henrico, 18th March, 1850
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20

THE LLGIsLArURE.--The House of Delegates, yes
terday rescinded the joint resolution fixing to-day for
the final adjournment OF the General Assembly, and
adopted proposition to extend the time to Saturday.
the 23d inst. The Senate agreed to extend the time
but amended the resolution from the Houseso as to pro-
vide for an adjournment sine die Friday, the 22d
inst. The House concuned in the Senatea amend
nnant
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20
THE TINES TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annum, il paid in advance, or
within 30 days from the beginning OF subscribers
year: .......................$ IS 90
SEMi-WEERI.Y TIMES. ner annnm' if maid
in advance, or within 30 days, &C.. 90
Do; if not so paid lin every case ...........4 90
Single copies, Daily or Semi Weekly Times, two
cents each-n wrappers ready for mailing, three cents
each. For sale at the TINES OFFICE; Kelly & Fords,
Broad street; and West & Brothers, under the Ex-
change.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20

The Lexington Gazette announces the death in Ca
toTnia OF Mr. James F. Mofett, formerly Of Rock
bridge,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
OH KDA IVIdICII To, TO
EVENING SESSION..

SATURDAY, Warren 10, lo0U.
EVENING SESSION.
The following engrossed bills were read third time
and passed:
incorporating the Washington and Petersburg Tele-
graph Company;
Incorporating the Rockingham Turnpike Com
pany-(appropriating 100000 of the Treasury, on
the three tifths prncple-advocated by Messrs. YAM
cEY and MARTz. and passed by yeas SO, nays go;
Giving farther time to the Dunlaps Creek Turnpike
Company to construct their road;
Revving the road laws OF Brooke county and EXTEND
ing them to Hancock county;
For the construction of graded road in the county
of Scott;
Incorporating the Paint Creek coal and iron mining
and manufacturing company;
Incorporating the James River Paper Company;
Amending the act incorporating the Amherst Copper
Mining and Smelling Company;
Incorporating the Marea Mining and Manufacturing
Company;
Incorporating the Holston Manu- featuring Company,
in the county OF Smythe
Extending the limits of the town OF Salem, in the
county of Roanoke, and for other purposes;
Incorporating the Woodbine Cemetery Company, in
the county Of Rockingham
Authorizing sale of the lots and toll houses Of the
Tye River and Blue Ridge Turnpike Company.
BILL REJECTED.
A bill for the relief of Saml K. Haley OF the county
of Halifax, was read third time and negatived.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20

FlRE-A false alarm Of fire created in the third
ward yesterday, between II and o'clock A volume
OF smoke was seen to issue from outbulding on the
premises OF Mr. A. Duval on the corner of Marshall
and 9TH streets, which occasioned the alarm The fire.
promptly repaired to the spot and found the build
ing to be smoke-house
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20
For THR TIMES.
MONROE WARD.

MONROE WARD
CoUNCILMEN.
Wellington Goddin, James NJ. Taylor,
Joel B. Bragg, William Breeden
William C. Allen,
ALDERMEN.
John B. Tate Joseph C. WingieTd
-, Samuel L. Pulliam, Larkin W. Glazebrook.
The above ticket will be supported for Monroe Ward
at the next Ward election. CIyIs
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20
DOINGS AT THE MAYORS. COURT


Patrick Donahoe, charged with stealing piece of
iron, valued at Sc, belonging to 1attening mill dur
ing the progress of the fire on the Dock Saturday
night, araigned for examination before the Mayor
yesterday. Mr. Turpn, OF the firm of Tupin & Var
brough appeared and identified the piece of iron
being segment belonging to Of the fattening
mills in the factory Of T. & Y. Itappears that during
the progress of the fire, Donahoe had rendered himself
somewhat conspicuous by of his ntrepdity in
rescuing property from the flames depot for rescued
goods had been formed square above the tenements
on fire, and gentlemen interested in their safekeeping
were in attendance at this depot one of whom seeing
Donahoe pass rather suspcously determined to see
whether or not he had any property concealed about his
person. He procured the assistance of friend pursued
Donahoe, and overhauled him about two squares above
the fire. On searching him the piece of iron above
mentioned was found concealed under his coat He
stated that he had saved from the fire, but did not say
what disposition he intended making Of it. He was
hereupon taken back to the temporary depot and deli
vered over to the custody of officer Wkerson. Gre
dible witness yesterday appeared before the Mayor
stated that he had known the prisoner several months,
andhad always found him trust worthy But his Ho-
nor considering the made out the prisoner on
tor trial before the Hastings Court the 18th day Of
May next.
The prisoner is about IS years Of age, and stone
mason by trade.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20
HOUSE OF DELEGATEsA

HOUSE OF DELEGATESA
MONDAY, March Is, 1850.
A communication received from the Senate
stating that they had passed number of bills from the
House. to some of which they proposed amend
mens, in which they requested the concurrence OF the
House. The House agreed to all the amendments pro-
posed by the Senate, excepting those granting permis-
sion to four free negroes OF color to remain in the Com
monwealth, and concerning commissioner OF the re-
for the town OF Dapville To these amendments
the House disagreed
Mr.. JONES, from the Committee of Propositions and
Grievances, reported bill to authorize vote of the
inhabitants of the town of Dayton, in Rockingham
county, upon amendment OF the act establishing said
town Said Committee also reported through Mr..
JONES' their Chairman adversely to number of petit
tons to them referred
ELECTION OF BROADER GENERAL.
The House, according to Joint order, proceeded by
Joint voint with the Senate to the election OF Brga-
der General for the 9th Brigade.
Mr. HILL nominated Col. ALFRED BEcK1Ey, of
Fayette county, and other nomination being made,
the Senate informed thereof. The Clerk then called
the roll, with the following result: For Col A. Beck
ley 80; Col. j. w Spalding 3, (Messrs Finney, Duke
| and Wallace J and Col Geo. Huddleston l, (Mr Nor
Joint Vote Nth the Senate.-For Col Beckley lo4,
scattering 4.
So Col. ALFRED BEcKLEY having received majority
OF all the votes cast declared duly elected Brgader
General of the 9th Brigade.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. LAYNE offered resolution to rescind the Joint
solution fixing the final adjournment of the Legislature
for Wednesday, the goth instant and extending the time
to Monday, the 25th inst.
Mr.. CAMPBELL of N moved the indefinite postpone
ment of the esolutonand the question decided in
the affirmative by the following vote-ayes GO, noes %.
BERKELEY AND HAMPSHIRE TURNPIKE.
On motion of Mr.. WHITE, the rule was suspended,
and the vote rejecting the engrossed bill to incorporate
the Berkeley and Hampshire Turnpike Company was
reconsidered-ayes a. noes 40. Thereupon the ques-
ton taken the passage of the bill, and deter
mined in the negative, as followsayes SO, noes 46.
THEIR PASSAGE.
The following bills were read third time and dis
posed of as noted below
Authorizing State subscription to the stock of the
Leesburg Turnpike Company-advocated by Mr.
Wn1TR, and passed-ayes AZ, noes a. Appropriates
$3.50.
incorporating the Harrison county Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Company-passed.
Incorporating the Virginia Widows and Orphans
Insurance Company-indefnitey postponed-ayes so,
noes "a.
Establishing Vaccine Agency in the town of Le-
wisbnrg salary $30O-passed: ayes 49, noes Sc.
Authorizing the construction of the Russell Cumber-
land Road-appropriating S5o0-reiected ayes 81,
noes 46
Incorporating the Reality Iron Works. in the county
of Wyhe--passed.
Concerning Emory and Henry Celege-pending the
consideration of this bill the hour for the recess ar
rived, terminating somewhat abruptly the debate which
telicited
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20
DIED.

Of Pneumonia, on Tuesday, 18th inst, at his resi-
dence on James River, JAMES NJ WICKHAM, in
the 4sh year of his age His friends and acquantan-
ces, and those of his family are respectfully invited
attend his funeral, this "wednesday evening, four
o'clock, from the residence Of his mother.
Yesterday the 18th instant, after protraced illness
Of nine months. Mrs. MARGARET ANN ELIZA
BETH BLAYLOCK, in the 9th year Of her age
The friends OF her family are requested to attend her
funeral this "Wednesday morning. the 10th instant, at
10 o'clock, near the residence Of Mr. John Jacobs
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20
COMMON COUNCIL IL lAA l iAA''

FOR THE Times.
COMMON COUNCIL.
lMeSsrs. Editors: The following ticket will be SUP.
ported for Monroe Ward the approaching election
COMMON COUNCIL.
David ]. Burr, William Breeden,T
Fred. Branstord, Wellington Goddin.
H. A. Claiborne.
ALDERMEN.
John L. Tate Joseph G. Wingfeld
Samuel L. Pulliam c. W. Purcell
" City papers please copy
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20

To Col. Jno. A. Meredith, Esq:
Wil you allow US to use your name in the approach
ing election for the office of Mayor.
We earnestly desire to see you in that Office know
ing you to be SO well qualified &c, and if you will but
CONSENT the use OF your name will insure you our
most cheerful support. Yours, &C.,
MANY VOTERS OF MONROE WARD
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20
MEETING IN MONROE WARD.

meeting Of the voters in Monroe Ward, is requested
at the European House, Gormery Brackets Tavern
pose oomng ticket TO- be- voted for at t the e
election for members of the Common Council
1t is desirable there shall be full meeting as from
the large number Of tickets already nominated, we will
fail in carrying out that REFORM, so much desired
unless there is some concert OF action.
MANY REFOR MERS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20

For THE TINES.
The following ticket is submitted to the voters of
Monroe Ward, and, it is hoped will be sustained on the
day of election:
CoUNCILMEN.
Samuel D. Denoon James Griffin,
William w. Crump, Wellington Goddin
David j. Saunders
ALDERMEN
John l.. Tate Joseph G. Wmgied
Geo. W. H. Tyler, Samuel 7. Puam.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-20

MAR. LANDON RIVES-OHice on south side
~ MAN street. between 18th and 18th, over the store
Of Parker Bayly & Nmmo. NH 8 d3m
The New York herald., 1850-06-07

Up TO le42the compromise act vas In force. the
rate Of duty that year-iss2-sversgsd about twenty
per At the close Of 1ss2 septsm Berthe hirh
tariff act sent into operation and the average rate Of
duty from that time to December 1ste. ranged from
thirty tothiry-hve per cent Duri-s these years. 10
viii be by the above table the Esst~rs manuf.c-
turing companies declared enormous dividends. some
ofshsm returning in four pears. nearly the whole capt.
tsl 10 their stockholders In dividends The present
tsrid-the tariff a. u Ia csed-vent isto ope
ration the FIRST Of December 1896. and the annual
dividends Of the above corporations have been aside
rahiy reduced but in no instance has one cf them
failed 10 declare dividend. with one OF too ereep-
ticrs th.y have all made and paid large dv<ends snd
have given better returns TO their stockholders thsn
any other department Of industry subject TO msny
contingencies Merchants frequently fail In the ncst
prosperous times; and there would be just a. mach
jpstce In sttrbutins any misfortune that nay happen
The New York herald., 1850-06-07

HfsstASnlNsn


HUNTING Park COussE.-GREAT SPORT Is ANTI
epsed as the beat horses In America sred for
the Purses 20 OF nd and third in June
Tuesday JuSe H. ri $780, mile heats. best three In
Ave, under the saddle. $50 second hest.
ID, Brysnt cutters q. m. La " Suffolk. New York
MI g. snieisb.g Tom carhiey formerly jack Rossicr,
New York.
Z. Eastman enters eh. &. Zaek Tarlor. Phf,ae'phia
In ave, in harness, $50 second best.
ID. Bryant enters .. m. Lady suffolk, New York
J. Csse enters b. ~. Lady Moscow New York.
kr. O. enters Tom Carnley formerly Jask Rossiter.
New York.
somerndke enters b. 6. Charley Abel formerly Pei
WIN. King e,ters :. 4. Vermont. Pliiadephs.
T. East man enters ch. (. Zach Taylor, Philadelphia
fhusday Jnne l Of s2v mile heats Lest three In
i've, TO skeleton wagons, So second best
D. Bryant enters 3. N. Lady Srfolk. New Lork.
Case enters b. N Lady Moscow. New York.
MT enters Tom cagnley. formerly Jack Rsssi,er
J.semerindle enters e. Charley Abel. formerly Pei
hem. New York
Er H. sn'ersb. 6. Bulhneh, New York.
< Eas'nan snisrs eh g zsst Taylor Psii.dslphia.
In harness. So tccond heat.
D. Bryant enters e. m Lady Suffolk, New York.
..r. e. se@ Tom caFH''' formerly Jack H''
Jssne,iadite enters b. g. Charley Abel. formerly Pei
J. nammii enters b. g Pari. Philadelphia
D. hursday June 90 purse OF 500 two miles and repeat,
under be saddle $50 second best.
J NMnpn enters ch. g. James X Polt. New York.
Vim. MR. enters roan m. Lady Nae. New York
saul hlaushin enters r. m. Lazy Bevins. New York.
hr' 'souiv.r enters n. y. Eoaook.; New fork
s.ysns ss.. N & ntsSsn wS nsis rl SsT York
The above rots all TO come "a At twe oeock r. NJ pre-
eseiy 4 EASTMAN, Propristor
The New York herald., 1850-06-07
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