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RIO m Ja-uno, JrsE 1.-Imports from the United
States we're AHA bbs Of -four rs pkga dom~stics 81
do 400 bbs rosin, hhds tobacco l02 dos chairs,
10000 bbls. at rather improved prices. Richmond.
NJ 500 1880 baltimore ~ 500 The arrivals being
very moderate, and stock IN nrst hands reduced 20
$40 bills Richmosd. and zoe bills Of other qualities
holders very firm At Is IS Cor Richmond The
bakers very fairly supplied aud will only buy In
smsll lcts expecting further arrivals The trans.e-
ed and recoveries than ever known The fever
has nearly subsidized but the intercourse with the
sSr not y, isss oPsp soo sies q 'Psrm sspsss
hams Use 2l0rs salt WOrs Domestios are much re-
dueed In stock but tales cannot be made 10
Cofee-The market vas very dull and prices nominal
until the receipt q the accounts Of the Dutch sales
when small purchases made a 900 for fair
lots Later European and American advces 20 the 18th
April sti further depressed the prices and sales the
extent Of about 1000 bags vers made ats 700 900
for new regulars and old good hrste. q DO good
miNed lots 800 go Tor suFeriors, the principal
part being for Europe leaving stock IN arst hands Of
about 5000 bags The receipts are very limited not
exceeding Geo bags per day and viii continue the
zane limited 'cale for some tine the orep eeor the
quite late Only about % 600 bags have arrived
TO present date. and Of very ordinary quality. The
July and not BE- abundant tim september An the ac-
counts from the interior confirm In the opinion,
that the crop Of 1880 will be but fair average say
fsrior in quality 70 toe last in consequence Of very
hot wtather succeeding spell q cold sad vet which
bHehtsd and turned many q the bssns blsck The
Tor the no ~ ss mouths as many ~ the wealthy plan
ters have already decided 60 withhold them for the pre-
cent We, therefore, feeconvinced that the total ex
iuBGss in 1890 and css f10 In 1sts aad i611 ss in
1877 AZ eleven months Of the crop year Of lSle have
slrsady expired ne can thereore eonadently sssert
ehovba deacieney Of SIS COZ bags "a 10 millions
pounds compared Nth the crop Of lsts, aud 10000
Bags, OF li2tOoooo Us e0mPsrsd vita The crop o
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Our Pennsylvania Correspondence,
wrArnEnLv, Pa, July II, 1850
Rotps and .4cc,d>afs

=
Rows and Accidents
On the fourth of July, row was kicked up at Ia
rlston, soon after the Declaration Of Indepenisucs
had been read, and the odd Fellows had opened their
new hall Several shots fred, aud stones we're
thrown In abundance. Tho innocent suffered msst.
boy about years Of age, had his leg broken:
his skull fractured, but he IL nearly recovered
On the 18th, the village Of Jeanesville bad every
good house in II burnt TO the ground and IL the
picture Of distress
on the 10th. as 81 the Hazleton trains OF coal
on the way to Penn haven, a woman Of the
name Of Mayer was knocked down and run over; the
engine was thrown completely OF the track The
woman had her hand cut OF, and her leg cut In two
places, below the knee and also above the knee and
her side awfully lacerated She died In about
hours after the accident
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Of these vessels had been prevented from sailing for
Nav oeLE4Ns. July Is-Arr ship Radius. Hurrey. Boz
ley r Persons; Cray Town g Jeha: and mkt ressd
Cesar llth, ships Liverpool Ernesne sehr Oa-
NEw HAvES. July 2s-Arr brig B Swan, TiAioh Porto
Rieoi sehr lawrence Chapman, Albany sd sears Ca-
ton fhiladelphia Pacific Prescott. New ROshss soop
NV LoSD9s. Jpy 2a1ATr scsr D wins,.. Albany for
krwPoRT July 25-Arr brig Ellen Hay den, smith, NSr-
NEwnURvroRr July 2i-Arr Sshr JONES' Holmes Roa-
NV B1ns"Rp Jp, Dat ris Globe psmor,n,.
York: sers Reeves. Philadelphia; VIM BrOwa, NYcrE.
NssIvcssT 5siy s.SArr ,SsGg r:y,Ssal Nrorh vi. N
Owls BrAD duly 2sArr tehrs CorvO, Crockett. Rock
ApS Tor NSro ys1,Ty Lind oosnSs BaGsor TOR SYSri
bridge; ch.Pre No-nsu and Jane Eliza h.Ttoa Bos-
g sC FSS,r BgTssS y
sshIs Mary Guest. HOLMES piyh,9n sidney Miner B?llss
o A' .I D. .S" sS ssn
SAGE San frsnS,eo haTEs ashaa iiaord Niok.
tCp sehrs David sPi,h s%ih, chArlsston John POLK
PnOviorscr J-iy z51arrrchr. Jos Turner Gibbs, sat-
Wary T"rSs Bsssan aa Fisher. Aaasrsoa .asSes
Fhi.delpSis; ysdsS wes. Burton Albany N.a.y Sls
Ss.a: ssss:
bern brig tee"w brissi sehr from Virginia with WOOD
seSr syp u Rs4Seut cs.s 's Shaw fs
ndephiA; sloop Fa, hon Biydenburgh, NYork.
Arr Warwick 18th. schr Union Bangs Baltimore for
Providence.
PORTLAND, July 25-AT brigs Token. Pierce Norfolk.
Emily, " iFon, -. Sid bark e a Kinsman.
PoRTsaOuFt Juy 35--Arr Eliza Eldridge. NYork.
SToSINGToN July 2.-Arr sehrs Aetesr Rond0ut
violence; Black Hawk. NYork for Chatham.
SALEM July 2-Arr tehr Mercy Taylor Nekerson. Ncr-
folk Cid schr Sarah Mcdonald, Adams Kingston
bark DELEGATE, Rio GrAnde.
SAVANNAH July 22Cid schr Midas Hagerdon Rio de ia
nero.
RrcEmoNp, July 25Arr sohr Mary Matt. Smith, NYork.
SID sohrs Richmond, Dearborn NYorki Warren Nelson.
Leeds, Albany.
WmmINcToN July 2S-Arr brig Wasp (Brl Page, New
port, r. schrs Disdem Br Waey do; Ann (BrL Dunc.n-
SON Isabella Jane Br ROssgno do. CID 25d
g King, W wright, Boston,
wErnovrH, July 2e-In port sehr Trumpet, Ham, from
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PHLAprLrnA, July 2T, 1850.

.irffpdI " GenerdI Paez, &c.
General Paez, the hero Of Venezuela, has arrived In
this city, and is now stopping, with number of his
friends, who ompanied him from st. Thomas at the
Washington Hotel lie was waited upon this morning,
by large number OF our citizens including fair de-
legation from fellow citizens Of the female sex lie
IL apparently about sixty years Of age stout and under
the medium size II Is understood that be will remain
In this city until the contemplated for
public reception In New York are completed.
Since the above written, learn that General
Pass leaves this afternoon for New York.
Extensive Arrangement are making for the Taylor
obseques on Tuesday next. II will be imposing
pageant
Frederika Bremen leaves for Cape May next week
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LIvERrooI-Steamship Atlanre-Gen John Campbell. N
Orleans, Jas Rob- dot Humphreys Woodford, Ky Ei-
ward fereuson, York. wilkins Glenn, Baltimore Hook
York; WA Wiley. Ihsiesi Leonino. London Mrs q
Giles. York; Mrs Jos Curtis Jr child and
do; Giles DO; Mr. and Mrs CoohTane children
governess End servant do Rev Geo Potts DID, do; Ger
wllett Yorhi Miss Caroline wiett do; Miss Margaret
Mnlett, do; 1rspmann, Charleston; hrs Hanokel. do
Borg French Vice Consul Bearer Dispatches NYork;
Thee gsSpson do DR. ksaTsnes csaTls..on frs Lr
Ieanc, Chareston Mr. rloude Mr. Cour-
voser Mr. Martin Orleans Jas Inses Mss Margaret In
WIN Lyer, Orleans Lssndsr srsns four children and
umans, Bogata; 7 siioheIl seabrook. w Lawton q
Lue.s Porehsr. DR. sAIyek, LAYTON, Jr Charles
klngender. Liverpool J AnOt, Elmira NY; A Bull
lit, Kendall, Medallion. N Orleans JaAa Leon.
LADY and three ehdrsn 81 Jsso; Mr. and Mrs wntbrop.
csn,ds Lyons RogeTs. NYorki 3 s,ils. wiseoa-
sin; kalo, Mr. and Mrs AAo, Havana; VIM MAohiAs.
Cintinnat Richardson lady and daughter Iverpoo JAs
Rose WIN Murray Jas Green. Mstheson, Mardeeai
Cuba; Royal Phelps Ysrk; Deisie. French Minister
New Granada; Mrs smith, Misc Fanny Smith, Miss Eliza
beth Williams Miss Irene Johnson. Louisville. KY; Mr.
Wallace lerk; Mrs Graefe, Germany; Mr. Roberta,
lady. three children abd two Glasgow Raymond
Peters, Mobile De Costa and LADY, Miss Ribas Havana
HAVANA, &c-Steamship Ohio--Mr L Jeannet and lady
hrk Dc Lasa MT AIzarena Mr. Dominquts Senior Pawds.
Bruton and lady. senior Rodreqsist Persia Mr. Rad
nernsndel berara Iorrin. holnsr Meyer, hrs
nent trt Durant child and servant, DR. Sas Mr. Lee Mr.
Besert Lswi. MI Howard Mr. fsmminss and lady Mrs
Baheoek, Downan,I Ware, Mr. Robins, Angadc,
Sanford, Low thai T. Franke, Myers. slunthal
Taeppses p Buni. u BRADY. IS obonnsli. stone, n
hurall, smithy. Levin, Max. Dorr. rrseman. q
hon p,on, JOfiec, Masa Hufntr ID KelSfeker, John
nun W I pougi.s, w Rr-r,'er. Sarah kursn riss
In tho Storage
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sehr Plato, almond Baltimore. days. with mdso TO
Mailer 4 lord.
sehr Watson. ConekIin. vrginis2 days.
Sailed.
Steamer Atlantic West. Liverpool; Ohio. Havana aud
Ghagres ienolscot Phiiadepha; ship MansRref Eyans,
Liverpool brig Ty bee, Charleston, aud Others.
SSE, and fIesh.
RETuREED-BTig Matsnio (of ThomAstonD, Mackslla,
hence for Kingston ia July 9th with OF coal
PED ty Howlsnd Afpiawg the captain report. taat
the 10th, in lat - a. lon 5S 81 experienced
gale from 60 Sc which lasted days. tbs gale
fore topgaAn mast yslIns yarss sas hobs ~,
boAts water es and swept the decks o that they
days without water leaked badly The Jersey
pet boat Mars Tay or mo - fell in with the IL miles
Of Barntgat and towed thom TO this city yesterday.
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CaNnRipcr CArrIE MAKEEr. Jsiy 2s-At market 931
eatle-about 100 beevcs and al stores consisting Of
working oxen. and calves. aud three years old
Prices-Msrket Bsef-Bxtra, 50 so per cwt hrst qua
lily 50 l2S second quality. IS T5i third quality IS
25; ordinary 81 80 IS. Veal calves 50 IS Hides
SCI s73, $50 tp7; COWS and calves $40, s2p ga
sf4 three years cid. SO, s2i aSZ sheep aud lam b.
$40 SO at market. frices-E,tra. So "a IS; By lot
81 . IS svino-Retan, ~ a bHc spring pigs. q .
7c Rsmarks-On account q the severe storm last
week. the supply 10 less than usual; the market 10
active and prices have slightly advanced Thr.
ty-eight came over the Fitchhurx Railroad. and
thirteen the Boston and Lowell Railroad, loaded
with cattle, sheep. horses. and fowls
ruMHrn STAYS.
Carl Skrep a T1-ks S~i-s Hrrssf
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n pUagAI..

RENoyAI.-DRs. cHIIDs AND FORD HAVE RE-
~ moved their snse ts - Chambers hours
frfm 10 oeloek A. NJ and from 5to o'clock r. n They
have An csoe where the viii he attended grstu
noutly on TuesdAya Thursday aHa Saturday, IL
~ o'clock NJ br Chlds ntteads diseases the nm
ane heart Or Ford. 20 disesses ef the eye saa
nk L. hOkTANOkK WOULD SAY TO THOSE VINO
~ have cantraeted diseases, "Cura nj voeas" that
lake o. thy health. have devoted many years ny
profession, and have taicd successfully
ueh'. Ihose Nhs wish 20 consult those complaints
may DO 20 lfrcc Of eharEel from A. NJ 60 r. n Sands
sleepted ~ yeu value your health, -. 800 a
sss n no., u So" Inas thsy only can cSrs
sAry for disease IN All its forms
" th. &c esotists, call upon daily.
sORTAMOkE NJ n fM Wfliia-p stre.t
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TeIeSraph,c Marine Reports.

u ~.
Arrived-Rarl lDdus RE De Janoro. with eOf
Fee Left ship ctfn OF Nrork bris Rainbow, aud Ga
ward 81 Baltimore.
Also ship Ieos, and bark Cenl Wool NYork brig Ell
len, Porto CabellO-left Ellenors. Of NHork.
CHARLESTON. July IS.
Arrived-Schr Fair, NYork.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALrmoRE, July 70 1850.
a Hsi Duy- The Wsv |. keep Ceol-TAs DszSercte
P..s.~o~- FrsS,riLs Br,no-Drsrned -JsrsniIs Mil
fsrp, &C.
We had. yesterday. another Of those scorching hot
days that set every one grumblng aud Tuning who
had not philosophy enough to take the world aud
weather a. n comes Fuming aud fretting generates
heat and all Who wish 10 keep eoel In such weather
should do neither.
The Democratic City Convention assembled last
night, to decide a day Tor holding ward meetings
20 elect delegates TO the MayorAlty Convention, and
the spirit displayed the occasion gave idea Of
the bhsrnss. o. ktng that 10 be developed duriag
the canvass. The friends Of MAY bury Turner we're
present In strong force and carried their point hxing
next Monday evening a. the time for electing dele
gates and the THURSDAY folloEing Tor the assembling
Of the Convention. 90 select candidate
Colonel Stansbury. the present incumbent, denies
that he has withdraw bis name. ~ candidats Tor
reelecton ths there nov four IN the n.ld each
and al determined do their beet 60 obtain the nomi
nation The Only man Of the four that could be
elected n nomibsted. stands the poorest chance OF
obtsiLing the nozination-that IL, Joshus Nanssnt
Rsq. Let either Of the others be nominated, and "
the Wigs bring out good aud true man, they Will
elect him without much trouble.
frcdetika Brtusr the suedish Nuthoress, who has
been seournips in this city tor fer days past. left
Yesterday for rsPe May from whence she vii proceed
10 Saratoga ste thoss her excellent good sense By
carefully stunning the crowds Of nquisitvs aattsrers
that follow her ana seems disPossd 10 in quiet
enjoy the company u fsw select friends rather
than be gssed At by the throng
Infof nation has bcsa received that Mr. Peter Caro-
Tiers q gestsmsn almost universally hnown Va.
drowned = fsw weeks since Chagrrs river having
falt n from q cano.. aud carried down With the
currsnt rsndsrng All attempts 20 save him futile.
-Four compauiss Of finely uniformed ani equipped
military, numbering sbout go boys, bctveen the ages
81 twelve and eighteen years, the students % ~
Timothy's Hall an Episcopal boarding school. fec
miles from this city. have just marched dom 20 the
Annapolis boat on their way to pay visit to the
Govsrnor, who IL 20 entertain aad review them. Al.
Though upaecustomed 10 marching our rough
streets. they drilfd Nth great precision. They 40
through the Whole manual Lieutenant Brown. Of the
Independent Grsys. the crack dri COMPANY. which
recently visited New Nork, " their instructor.
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PASSENGER. Arrived.

RIO JAHERo-ship Maria-G Parks aud family, late
consul at Rio Capt Gerard, Noreans; Capt Chssre New
London.
sAvASEAH-Bark Isaac Meade McCleskey lady and
servant Mrs Frew, Mrs Bard, Mrs Borre GrigE
Miller, Miss Gadfsy Mics wilkins Miss Barnard MISS
rus Mrs Haskins Miss stow Miss Church. Miss Williamson.
Mrs Miller Mites Wkins. Miss Boyle; Miss Miss
ban, Capt Thompson, Kempton, Norton Mr. Wash
burn, " Blair Clark, Master Barstow. Hunter.
HUMAcoA, PR-Brg Harriet-D X Jones.
sAvANEAh- Bris ESoe-W jenkins, hrs Pc WELL Fits
gerald. N Rne W Porter.
KISesros. ia Brig Afick-Nr De Cordova Mr. An
drew, Mr. Pride
ELHUrHERA-schr Mlton-Nr Grant. Capt G Treat ana
lady, late OF brig Coneha, wrecked the 18th OF June
Green Turtle Key her also arrived In the Milton.
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B.trrrsnr. July a. 1850.
"aIII'l-HN w wv
D,snrpetir FSSs' Tnsendisris- -Prosst, MgSer-

D,snrefirs Fires -fassndisrisl-Probabls Mpder-
sud1,a D,atl--Gcn Lspet, 90.
About midnight, last night, en- alarm Of ere -s'
sven which proceeded from the upper stories Of t~o
stores on Baltimore street near Tripole'ts alley
which we're extinguished merely burning on the
roof whilst the fremen we're actively engaged 70
sstineuishins this smother alarm vas given, Which
proceeded from the extensive chair maoufaetory q
Mess Al n Mathiott on Gay street. near Faystts
The flames spread With IN. rapdity Of hghinios sod
In ten minutes the carriage manufsctorJ o. samuel
Childs, and the esbinyt msnuiactory Of WESLEY y
TAR we're nearly AL consumed The entire block from
osy 20 frsdefick street is vholly bnrned cut. The
81 the ere v unknown; but ~ vas In the I'M
-diate vicinity ~ the other Gre ~ u probable that
caught nom the tparks, though the report prevails
that ~ nke the hrst the work q an incendiary.
Several persons injured during the Gre, and
aremsn, named Henry Needham, died from heat and
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TAKE NoIICE-DR y. MORENO paaTrssop or

wd surrsry In the univers,ty o. Havaaa
b lss k@s,f IN sulv.n street., 70 I .ssr.
Sf b. e sss , o e g @
ssb shs r rsi5s sslo, ssy.,s from
ss.asnss Tor sgrss rsde,y and within period o. ss
boh have sstS s a. us,i%sy rave :, ,s
r., % be sShssEfo I"jss,isss sad
uiFs1,sn feeling IN usns them TO bsisiss osiy a.. -
sss surs ssr ssii"s s *. s %Sn., no. Re
s o. IN SUN RsoSlsp AZ Ss - .,r ,ns Deter; ss,
r.ss. IN =. uss. sssss where q Is 'od 60 s,od sosa,
irn ,eli,sry sets issisersIss in youss avsrssy
M poyglsr Ie'ss on ths piseas,s Of the Male Fsms.
hss, ~ sfiiIrs osiv poss-psiS srai, Nc M"
REstET cAsEs or PRIVATE DISEASES REMOVED
10y Dr De ,Las,n.y' ssy me'hsa "a ess day ora aad
euIed In careful therousk AID sssnt aasasr rhsas
P.s g. css.s s,%1. r s..s r aaA
pass AND Iospos TREATMENT or PRIvArs
d,sa'. Call SAD ~ ,hs ssr,nss.s. for .urss % "a
SS.sr.s' ?. sSs.. fsr s.,S,yt.sr hours sss
isss;s s,s'. Eur. y b: .s. ssas ever oshsr DR
sus,s,,s,. cures Ia svsry pay fsSsis P.sIs
TBE sARslHD woxAs's PRIvATs mkDIcAL coz
q vsTss-Tssta st,ios is@s % ac Pre-.
ss.ss p. .rs e. ~. @ss. s9ssish
H'Eh, ss.s s..s sr.r;a y timely Pe..es.os o. nj. vors
Il.tnF .rrisss q disclose, ispsrs.ss sssrs.s .SiS
70 shS.. sSs.s s.siss 1s .s' sa. ,i,,
family y 10 q ssIeeisl importance
either tusa,s vs@ssbSs or the ore 10 he sess. q
.s ssss,.r ~. s..s g.ss' ~ s'rss' ssss.
enseis and mes, eer.ia mode q ours IN every complaints
tEs,rssi ofs Letter frSs csssi.n.. D.y,o.. ohleJ
n - Dsvror. NAY IsG
M bs.a SIS ~ VIZ, has been p.rosv,hly sntins f.s
sss 80 s q s% 20 sr Ss r, s
rs;s. ss' R'is sss $ss; s.s.,
as stats ,Ssss ss.isS. sSs Ss.isass %y.s
S ss ,:. -;. r.. e r., % &c. .s;s
S r... ~ y ny &C. r. ~ .ss ,g' ,ss
.ss s q, s.s.: srlr'fs y ny vie i..rri.s ss.s =.
We Bstf.r ~. another wous r.ss.d ever
sh.r IIsv.. ssd NJ children l.n aoih.rs..
y.. .ss . y S.ss', $s.s ,, ,,. Il,
s,.sdsd foI As T.rr,.a % ,ss.' n.,rsss
e is;5.y Ysrl I,. co. r slsssys 80
ts -. !. rs,.s ' s's.. a II .
~, N,- Isri so. oGss s Iit.rsy s'r.ss ''''o s''
NV MEDICAL BOOKs-A COHPLgTE PEAcTIcAL
Sr. ~ 80 al sSGs. 80 s. ssss =. q E,ss s.s
g.,ss'ss ..h sswtsr q sssutiully celor-d places.
- rss; q edition Price sio Estr.ei nom tss sssss
y sgusi Eiserd' as,sas -s5i on hs ss"s f,-
Sbishss 4. sss 'S say'h,ss o. q. sae .v
umi.sigts Imtgtewcy, te canssd W inayrsrsr iSjss
i,ss rsiSeEt robSsfSb gs T ~. ;, - ar
sie suthHr. 80 nra.fvar ~"
N-tutI 80" hAAGs.-pa HURPHT mas RE-
hcusl errspes disss-e. ~ rr~sss rsts-s ~hiss
i t.sr ave. s'fsy's''f s. W 49, 1850:
y " Wv. V ,hs-, $3.50. rs sre,iae ~ sb,s
nR COOPtR h DIANE sTRETT. eAS rOR rHr
Ssn, . ssrrs.I 80 .,S.r ss.sss. s.s.is .sss-
w. 80 crre he mest aggravated this tsrsss 80
800 sssss rs~evst n I've - ess tsrs r~rfsss snr.
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NJ CuET So bARGs.-pa nURPHT HAS Az
ugfea ~ ~ Hes-vslt street ns.r -hafhar ~
hcuss es ~ dtses-es ~ grivafs ratsre vhss
- cere -tcn m~rturv. ~ iaenavenaaee. Resent
~ W rtsrt " thcrs eiasss~s rs sres iac a. ab,x.
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DE- COyPsh DUANE sTRkE1. aAS rOR rsr
ft tourfeep YeArA scnaned his crsetes % the trt.A
ment y mercursi ard aher aineaaes 81 sso.ts rs.ur.
" 80 csre re es aggravated - this essass s-t
ne eharxA
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RKcHirrs oy PEopucE nv rHE NoRrn RirKs Bears
II-IH 2Irn mo
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pass AND I0hpON TREATMENT or PRlvArn
disease Call snd scs the cer,inaesss for 81 .x
eafea thst given ~ nearly all other
ssnersas ot surs, fssr tv.nty-fspr hours oths
phJstctan cas- equsi ~ Necturaai ksssien. Dshity
sannet resitt a cure By his mode others On
bAhkONI, ~ kesde street, two doors fron Broadway
eai ptffa. Al. - - $500 ~sf'et-
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Arrired-schr Fair. NYork.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-06-14
FIRE PLUGS.

NE loiiowing IS copy of an Agreement pro-
Il poseu 10 oe entered into by the late Borough
aotnorities and Water Company. but which not
ga1lns peen signed, the present Burgess and
c,T council refer to vote of the people, and
ion " ' uooi'
nUnhEhENI made and concluded this 4th
uay OF March, A. d. 1850, between the Lewis
town Water Company of the first part and the
burgess and Town Council of the Borough of
LeWlstown OF the second part witnesseth that
the SAID Lewistown Water Company agrees to
erect not less than eight, and not exceeding
Twelve Fire Plugs, in addition to those aIready
erected, IN such places in the Borough of Lew
lstown as may be selected by the Burgess and
Town Council of the Borough of LeWisto,yn
Inc SAID fire plugs, as well as those already
erected, are to be under the control and care of
tue SAID Water Company, who are to keep the
same III good repair, except where the same NAV
oe broken or injured in any way for the purpose
OF getting water to extinguish fires, in which
cass all necessary repairs are to be made at the
expense OF SAID Borough of Lewistown,
In consideration whereof the said Borough of
Lewlstown agrees TO pay the said Lewistown
wafer company an annual rent Of three dollars
LOT eacn nre plug by them erected in the Borough
OF LeWlstown, as well as for all those already
erected as for those now agreed to be erected;
which said sum of three dollars is hereby agreed
1PN" y Saiu parties dS lDe water rent to be
charged and paid for the water used out of each
hre plug for the extinguishing of fires in said
borough, be the same more or less.
Witness the hand of the President of said
Lewlstown Water Company and the Seal of said
the hand of the Chief BURGESS
OF SAID Borough and the Seal of said BoroUgb.
the day and year aforesaid. This contract to
continue for the term of ten uears from the first
DAY OF April, 1S50-at which time a neic con-
tract Is to be entered into in reparJ to tba s;J -
ter rent.
~ The Election will be held at the Town
Hall on Saturday, June Is, between the hours
OF A. NJ. and p. NJ, and il is understood that
those who vote ''FOR FIRE PLUGS" are in
favor of paying rent to the Water COMPANY as
provided in the Agreement, and that those who
vote g AGAINST FIRE PLUGS" are opposed
to the payment of such rent as is provided for in
said Agreement. DAVID BLOOM
JOHN LEVY,
DAVID WATSON,
Lewlstown, May II, l650-te Committee.
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this act altered OF supplied be, aad tie same are
he%by repealed so far as they effect the county
OF Slifn.
SECTION IL. That the sheriff of the said
county shall in due time notify the said commits
sioners of their appointment, and when and
where they shall meet for entering upon the du-
ties assigned them by this act, which place Of
meeting shall be as near the centre of the coun-
ty as possible.
SECTION 10. II Is hereby enioined and made
the duty of the sheriff of the county of Mif1;p
TO cause this act to be published in all the na,
pers Of Miin county for three successive
weeks Immediately after its passage.
SECTION 10. The poor house farm now owned
by the borough of Lewistown shall be sold by
the Burgess and Town Council of said borough
as soon after the erection of the county poor
house as the same can be conveniently done, and
upon the contract for the sale being approved
by resolution of the Burgess and Town Coun-
Gil, the Chief Burgess is hereby authorized and
required to make deed to the purchaser thereof
attcsted by the corporate seal of said borough,
and the proceeds arising from the sale of said
farm, and the personal property belonging to the
same, shall be paid into the borough treasury
for the general purposes of said borough
Approved the twenty-second day Of April,
one thousand eight hundred and fifty
WIN. F. JOHNSTON