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EgEAIp QVIARTEIsts

CHARLEsToN, March %.
I'm pursuance of a recommendation of
the Legislature, in relation to the distribu-
ton ofonly repaired 1rms, the Militia
Officers Interested, arc hereby notified
that as all the Rifles belonging to the
State are ne'c, no guns of that descfip-
ton shall in future be issued from the Ar
scnals.
BY order of the Commander-in-C Chief.
B. 4. WATTS, Q M Ct,
Ipril l2
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wrung his soul. His remains were atten-
ded to the Presbyterian graveyard where
they now repose, by large procession
of the Sons of Temperance, of which or
der he was a member, and by a number
of citizens. Peace to his troubled spirit!
"Hon. w G. Preston, in consequence
of i'll health, has felt himself compelled
to withdraw f,om the Presidency of the
South Carolina College. One by one,
stars of the first magnitude are passing
away from the Southern horizon. "-Ra-
leihg Register.
A very pretty thought by the Regis
ter but not carried out so far as we
should suppose friend Gales would have
carried it. He will allow US to supply
what he has left out, what he probably
would have said if he hadn't penned that
for the last five lines of column.
Yes, zone by one, stars of the first
magnitude are passing away from the
Southern horizon" and as they go out
they leave the southern land dark and
gloomy; and in heir places too often
spring up false lights, not stars blazing in
the armament and inspiring the hearts of
the South with Chaldean hope and con-
fidence, but jack o'lantern Pickering with
an unsteady haze over the bogs Of per-
vcrtcd judgments and imaginations pru-
rient with the fantasy of "loaves and
fishes" Lights which do not burn the
pure flame of State rights, but which by
their federal CLEANS lure the South into
confidence misplaced, and into false Sc
curity.
The Register might well dep!ore the
fate of the South in the melancholy fact
of her stars of the first magnitude going
out, when the federal luminaries, which
shed their sickly beams, only make the
face of things more hideous. Hornets
Nest.
DEATH ofa Faithful 4aessengcr. r.-Rea-
dcrs may remember mention made in our
columns some time ago of a fine New
foundland dog, who was in the habit of
running to certain point on the railway
to receive his masters newspaper, which
the conductor threw to him as the train
passed. The Boston Journal thus de-
scribes the intelligent animal:
Mr. l.. G. Childs, of East Lexington,
has for some time past owned noble
Newfoundland dog, who. besides other
ways Of making himself generally useful,
has been in the habit of running daily to
the crossing of the railroa1 near his mas
ter's residence, and getting his paper,
which was thrown from the train. On
the esd inst f, from some cause unknown,
he was a little behind his usual time, and
in order to escape that reproach which
justly attaches itself to all dilatory per-
sons, he ran with such haste, that he
was unable to stop until he had passed
under the cars, and literally cut to pie
ces. The owner of this dog, we are in
formed, would not have taken two hun
drcd dollars for him. His loss is deeply
regretted by the family, all of whom feel
that they have lost sincere friend and
protector.
4 Short Story by Dickens. Dickens
tells the following story of an American
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HIcIEch.S.

Remaining iii Tie Post Cfi,cc at Pitlcns @
H., Quarter ending SlstMarch 1850, which
not taken out within three months will be sent
to the Post Office Department as dc,d lettors
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JAS. NJ. Carter
John r.; Boyd
James Eaton
Catherine Il. Frazier
a. Nj. Hamilton
Mrs. Martha Hunnicut
William Hunycut
Henry Hester
Josiah ID. Jarrard
Maleny Mauldin
James Phillips,
John Samples
Thomas Vandoayor
Mrs Celia Hill
LE%ANDER, T. NJ
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% yis! o yisp--cried an Irishman in
the street few days since. ringing bell
Lost bctwane twilve o'clock and Nc
kinney's store on Market street, IL large
brass kay.
III no! tie after tellinye whatit was butt
was the key to the Bank sure. --Colum-
bus Enquirer.
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wrung his soul. His remains were atten-
ded to the Presbyterian graveyard where
they now rcposc, by large procession
of the Sons of Temperance. of which or
der he was member, aud by a number
of citizens. Peace to his troubled spirit!
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say change.
BuvvALo, April 3o-SP.M
Receipts within the pest "a hours :-Risar 500 bsis
uheat 1900 bush. Cora. There Il fair de-
mAnd for Western Hour and market without material
change; sales, 900 bbis, at 81 81 SS for straight
state and Western. The iaqury for wheat u only
for prime parcels which scarce and held above tho
Views Of buyers ssles, $3.50 bush Chicago, At sSe
Corn V armer, and In good request about $4,000 bush
sold ct 40 for mixed Western Ohio whiskey 10
quoted ilks.
ALsAxr. April 30-6PM.
The heavy freshst prevents receipts. In barley, the
sales 500 bush two rowed at Toe Osts In de-
mAnd, with sales 5000 bush on private terms.
SALE OF STOCKS AT BOSTON
Bosror, April 30. 1850
Annexed are The sales to-dsy:-2 shares Boston and
Lowell Railroad, 1l24 Boston and Worcester. 95H
Is Norfolk Co., b30 35 10 do s60 "a IS do "a; 10 Old
Colony te; 10 do. 66A Is Reading go 23H l6 YER
mont and Massachusetts,. zo; do. 26H 45 Western,
sex; 10 do bio 100 % do b3O, 100; Concord 63,I;
20 Auburn and Rochester 81 II Bastern Railroad,
QsH Vermont Central (oldy 3Ox 9 Boston and
Maine, 1oa Pitchburg, 1857 8 Northern Railroad,
Go 100 dividends Vermont Central Railroad. No g 81
81; 500 Norfolk Co Railroad Bonds, 65H
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yeleesspbie Rsporss.

NV OsLK.~s Ar-iss
The cotton market continues active. and quo,asi.,s
Avn -ricdiing fix nv. The siss Of the week
vcr. 1900 bries At fal half cont advance
siuer The Steamer The receipts ncr. and st MOBILE
ssoto0 bales behind last yesr Flour u selling Al
- ~; vhisey 81 2oc an advance Freishts are d.-
rrcssed Gotten 10 Liverpool in American vcsscs,
s.l6
NV 0rLrAr.. April sp-5Px
The market b ermer fsr cotton bu, the demand 10
40, ls-r, buyers disposed to v.h The Cambras
eoctuuis. nov OVERDUE The sales to-day are barely
SO taies si NE ise for middiire at f,c for fair
In corn there Is active business ssi.. reschius
5000 bulheis at TIC. SIC CoGAe has Advanced vi,h
sslos Of Rio ., &c eSc. The market ls arrner for
pork and rsss sold o, $40 Ohio aour " quoted al
ss =. rreSA0 esaNsss nseA Assrs,sd, ssl sSsss
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MARKETS EIsEwprRE,


,.riy So "a 9p do ~: 1s5 xsrysas s.srl,. =, ar
esfr. f.rmsT Bsah as Mssi.sS s, ss 81
q IS Bai,imor. d ohio Railroad. ssH
s,ni is g. R,.dlss Es c,Is.r sd A~soy rs 10
fsSSsi ssnt @ m ss1rysI T.1,s ss,ss'iss , Ses ~
snd Delaware c.usi. 81. ssno wmia.,ss R.iroai g..
Z .s ,s:,s. Ir:f s.'; III r;ss g. ss,a & @
= @ S R.:s.. 9: % Tx I g5 :;I,:s . s. ss,i
!ss nf.hsr.s sshuyitiil a.nE 40 Girsrd Bsst IL
c,y es'' e., ies 80 s,ss. S. o'a' o. 'csi 100
Rc~ras. April aa.sroh.r. Bes.srs share. Merchants
Ksiir, sd ax, ols Colony Rsfo.1 IS y p,s,ss .ss
.. m.,'s's SsS.r ss'rs 81 = ~,
srn Rsilrrsa ,a 100 ~ Sorfoih County Rsr..s , 70
sos * $50 ssr,ofs cesr'y R.iIrssS sorS ss ssSSp'
R.iresd 1sS 70 vsr1o.' Mas. Rsilre. .s 70 ssr
sss $500 sSSisa CONT, R.irs.i % p,as.' ~ cs;
Rvrros Arrss. reb - 3--Rxports-Hsir- rcr-e short
arrcts Sc . "a; DO mixed do ala 50. do long IL 20
q inches DO. 70 1Io Hide Cuttings-Bsed qnin,sI
ihs average pcr s lbs 20 . SAT Maiadero, county
9s 10 70 lbs ~ 81 7; for North America per rs Ibs
9sAf; Of all stake gcr do. 40 st 7; ssi,ed or %
ibs per 90 ihs, ~ 30 v do 65 ths and above a,
Az 11; do Gov ~ 10 - lhe average d. Is a as-T
d. 50 ib- and sbcvc do a 20 7; horse ssited esen
as r. sii o; do. dry do, 12s Is Horns-or
Calf 70 is Ibs nj per ~ lbs SO .8s: nu,r,. c.r
IN -s6s sheep, washed fne and ordinsry. do.an "a
saer; do, dirty. do, ~ = - raov-Matsdcro raw
arrcba ~ 10 A. Dc melted, LIST class DO q 9oa a,
pure % class DO "a s a. rreAsc and taiiov d. a.
Hsp wool Ordinary. Washed srroia 20 v 10 Y. do
dirty Do, le s1sr; hes,iss, washed DO rs a0T; 4,
ar, ar 40 90 corss,, n '".sss .s.s.s ?; "a q;
Erch.nsr- United States per cent discount prrivbts
e,ner.gy sominsl. ncshing doing
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Cu.ntsros-S.sssnshiP Soutberner-Three Misses HAA-
otn. NAss ccsid Miss Hunter. Miss Miseh.t Miss n 4
ssadtes hs.s Murray Miss Hissns Miss Smith, Capsaia
Lyon Hou Hcipes senator Dickinson, senator
bsA rr venAbe Senator Clark. Mr. Beaie arnS
Sto Aasos. hangsnlt. Ms Stafford. Mrs Hoibrssks
nrs Estsh, Mrs Dur.nd and child Mrs Gordea and
chi'dr~n Mrs Green. Mrs Benjamin and childrsa.
MRS ni,shs'i Eve children sra Mrs wal.p A
Srew Low and family Bridsm.n. lady and intent
lady four cfdl.n and two Andersen Isdy
ard ecn. Staddaw, w Patterson, Z Ajot, II Nadei.
Wheciwright A Hardcc and friend, B Walcoss. Johs
Williams Brissoll, Orcstt, II Stafford, My. G
Jeni inson. A Nichols. John Harseson White. " 3
Williams, fiher, Jr II Amel r II Coe, K W Warner. i
Mclnosh MeIn,osh. sTayor. Iolnesi c II Purv,sI
Haddeu. Powell Or POWELL and 81 in tho sseerags
LyrSrooI- Slip Anna Tf-Dr Kelley sad lady. and -
in the s,eertce,
BAvAsA-ship Norma. Mrs Lucy Seymour. Mrs ? Ma
Ter, Miliet CAllst Mics bermuda, ID Gass, GaioS
Gallot, Callot Galo,. ii Miiet.. Gonssles Asd
CAliot and servant NUM-. Mrs Mucce Pastss
snd servant, Heath, CSlpe Del Dlose, Capt Be-
neaict.
BuEros AvREs-Bark PHILADELPHIA Hayes and LADY az
Buenos Ayres Hayes. do Sandford Of Amsterdam Dr.
MoSlLk--Bsrk WIN Fwfeatsn-Nrs rsliem, Of Mobile.
BAAAcoA-Sohr Sarah JAneJ Lander lady and sstss, q
SJup
ST JvA- rH NicAR RAsUA-Schr Rawsou--M Bernard r n
Csniy Jane Canty, b Hast. Watt. PondA.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

-
Ihs being PACKET dsy Tor the America 10 "h rom
Boston the let Of May, and vthai. the Of NOV
inr A. ,Ch.nr~ -. ,hini, a,,.,s~a and t,.a. lar,
=, -. :. -. :.
ssia Inc eon'"ueu oe'sy n 'he rece'p' OF hser 10
reign news also had the effect Of checking movements
IN many branches of trnd. LIN cotton prices ruled
-, -. - - -. - -,
t'"V' o"' s~es "ero """eo' ueSer' no'""s ON 'o'
later foreign neva The market for Western and state
medium grades OF hour continued hrm With good n-
curry for future delivery The stock OF oansdian In
bond being light, there vas good inquiry for pur-
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Paysr.-Sslcs reached ID dozen Havana pine ap-
,ies at M eoo d. st - g. and 800 boxes rsisins -

PnUr.--SaIcs reached ID dozen Havana sine sp-
Sc VS..
Prkrorrs -Rstcs continued inactive 800 bales Of
cotton vsrs engaged for Liverpool At ss per b.e Yes
sels askd ID for II for stores and ia for
de~d weight Ts Glasgow, engaged at 3kd-
To London and Havre, rates remained unchanged.
G,ruEs-There have been sales mais Of 5000 lbs.
crude Calcutta at SIC.
Hrrr.-The sales o. juse noticed yesterday. should
have been ssS not $50 rs printed.
MoLAssEs.-The only sale We have &, report. Is LOO
bbls very handsome New 0rieans si ,Ts usual time.
naval SroREs The eales add mp I'D bbis spirits, at
SIC Sc cash showing upward movement.
Ous-There was fair trade demand for linseed
With sales OF Engsh At 18c Soc, and city pressed
PrevrsIoss.-Pork-Therc was less doing In pork
While prime was something better. Sales were made
OF 900 bbs at SO Is $40 IS for meas; lV 12k for
prime mesH ~ Is for sour prime So 90 for prime, and
Tor rump Beef was very quiet at 50 so 50 Is for
prime and - % $40 for Mt which some trihlny
meats were lees buoysnt, and firm; about 100 hhds
chsnged hands Of dry sslted shoulders at SIC. and
" HID Westchester hams, at To. Lard WAS drmer,
WIN iar inquiry and sales Of 500 bbls good to prime
atOTe o I-l6c Butter in better supply and
prices w~re In favor of tho purchasers Cheese was
active, at 6xe. &c., "a In quality
REAL HsrArE.-Thc transactions TO- day vere small
~ followsHouse and lot ST Chambers street 35xl00
$2OO; do do. 36 Reade street, 25x6O. $3.50; do do
~ Courtandt street. 20xl5, SlS0o0 lease Of house
and lot II Pine street. $2S50.
svoAm-Transactions werc made up Of $50 hhds
4xc. $40, with months
WHrsxEy.-There wcre large lots on the market
and saes were restricted to 10 bbis Hnstern ct 33xe
and small sales prison st 24kc.
REceIrrs Noarn RrEa BoArs, ArRIL -.
nio1r Dos. ........ SO Cattle head. ..... IFS
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Died.

On Tuesday April 30 THOMAS WILLIAM. Oldest son of
Thomas and Rosanna James, aged year, III months
and days.
The friends Of the family arc respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, Mt
o'clock from his fathers residence lST West twenty
ffth street, near the Ninth avenue.
At Cherry Hill n j., April 27, the Rev. DAVID Bar
TINE OF the New Jersey Conference of the Methodist
Episcopsl Church, aged 50 years He entered the mi
n-try in 17el and continued in 1t until he had com
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49,. saATais ss VIZ VAT ss.ycs Lyevy.:s hsrs .raas
wsan; r~s.1s: s,: sg sgT~sgnIA-bsiev, oonas se ssips
Hssre trigs Adana Cray Scaneidss. fisvsas 49,
koRsolA April 2y-Arr schr Inland W.inois Nvs.x
NAsTuoas,. Aprl xs-Arr schr hcAnsr Hinks Wiimiax.
tan, NC. Sid sloop TriumpA. Rstipssu NYork
kfw BypvoRr, pril H-cld Larks Elina Thcr~t.~
6as frsnoiso; Jeta febrman Dsvs (from NYerk tsvss
repaired ). do. -' -~S
kvpcH- April 28-Arr sohrs Harvest PrssAv $780,.
for ort DAesrv. Hoibroek, York. for No..
Harriet lxgb' Bristol. for NYork; Conxress Gsx
- for kYork sss%
Nrw Insios April H-Arr props Jersey Blue sm.s.
Nrotk tor Norwich; Sheucket Ce-r da. da u
WiuismA stch, for Nyork; schr UnoAs Delnsv Nar
sick Tor hlAisphE soop Aurora, Ewea. DO for NYssh
ItuIALFITfIA, A lril 2Arr bark James Bayley Rius-
botensa1i brig kmIly, Young. NOrleans.
fRovrErcE. April TAR schrs Justice, Garner Wu-
1hmss Hs ssan, Garden kothing sailed; weather =
night thick and foggy with strong southerly vial
tsIae number Of vessels wal ing favorable wind
I9ar,Arn Aril 2s-Arr hriss Alcsaus. MiteheI Ps.ss
phis. Cid sekr Ceyicn. Fits. Baltimore.
Rcrsorn. April %. siSld scLrs hemento, Terry NYsx4
Sharon, Thatcher. Boston: Cspjs. Sears do.
SkvaroA hrril 2-Arr ship Marion. White NYork. aA
trtsr Cssllds Grant, pHren. baldwin. White NYork.
SAI,s April 2slu schrs Victoria, ALTA. NYork; 1sA
Grace Darling, Africa
wApssAs April eiArr schr Alexander. MeCavvrii PSf-
n.h. CrigSx. Troy.
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r~sesrspb,e Marine Reports.

Arrived-rart Oy sndo. IIavaBA 10Th inst.
Brig far inger rayAi lttt ut Lef no fm y, tht Ssh
lat 20 - Ion 20 80 trchsnEed ssuss With shp Amelia
o. c. sriestor, steering east
Cicsrcd-siirs sof,erey Hsvsna Aymsr ss.AaszA
Astactn, S~varnsh tarks Ncrt traaa Queboc Lsco
ris riatelpiie i-iss Nertus. Ma rssnA Pra-k se.su
nah Canton ffilsiephi Oicetla EorlsnButh - load
7, vel scire Ncdcrns. C.orgetopn Dr.. Wa Turner Cc
rene, Nsr,issa. nEt EIaus. clorh.
Npv ORtRkrs trrii p
Arrved-Sbip scutherrtr NY'rE. tArl Kss 4 kiiee as
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br lNtm 1ylef .s apeken ~ a. The vbs caadi-
Cate fof tcvtrnor - Maryland
H,n fargiou Cievss h4s consented 70 stt,nd the
huisl4le Convention. ss delegate from south Care.
llt.
ltitart Cosyr~ros A convention Of tho liberty
pnr1 81 tli- State viii h"ld convention rs Syracuse
p aEl an Of !uiy E,xt o. roriin1ts ast1tc
ti1ket.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
MEDICAL.

DEAFNRss.-UsE DIR. MoNAIR's ACOUSTIC OIL.
- for the cure Of Dvefness also. all those
noises like the burning OF insects falling OF
OF steam which are symptoms Of approaching deafness
Many who have been deaf for
and subject trumpets have asnr
bottle thrown ssde these rumpets being per-
fecy well l. has cured eases Of ten fifteen. and
thirty WARS standing Of DC sfresa Sod genuine ky
cO&s1CCk n co BkOTlIERS, 81 John strro,.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
His Es,elieney. Governor sx.sSoos. A"" T. 'AA"o'

CAiuoprA Com rHS U, 3. ss,r Ono. Tho q, a.
ship Ohio which arrived st this port Saturday ha
been In commission forty. months, during which
time she saed $4,000 miles She brought tn. foll,v-
ing conpvnms nts OF specie and gold ust:-Ts A. he
nenwhy $35 800; Cunningham x Co, S16.g75; w H
Milton ss2GS Charles Bruce, 81 668 Maitland Phelps
4 Co. 5000 DR. Brandreth, $50; d b. Shelly, S1s5;
X More Sons. Us ounces gold dust The Oho's
will probably be paid OF In few days and the
shir &C into dock to he thoroughly repaired Although
there my Of yellow fever board within
three weeks after leaving Rio Janeiro. Jet amer the
los- Of ocerv and eleven Of her the disease
suddenly disappeared. and her arrival here evcry
person vas in perfect health. h.-Bssor T,snsc,,pi,
.7yriI IS
Domestic Miscellany.
James McCsfrsy is on trial ut New Haven, Conn,
for the murder OF Ann Smith, In the Of Hamdsn
the 20th 81 October Last.
There 70 deaths In Boston, for the week ending
the 9th ult
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
The Dispos,t,on or Mr.. Cslhoun's Remains

The r. mains of Mr. Calhoun yesterday, after
conclusion Of the funeral rites at st Philips Church.
borne by the Special Body Guard to the weser ceme-
tcry Of 81. Philps Church, and deposited In tenn
porary vault built for the purpose with the banner Of
the state waving It, to await the wishes Of the
Legislature in relation to their nal resting place The
following correspondence has taken place relation
this matter, between the Governor and the Calhoun
family
CHARLEsros, April &C. 1850.
Dear Sir-On arrival In Charleston last week.
residence in the West, after consult with m
lrotefs and j. b. Calhoun, determined scoede
Escellency that the remains Of father
thould lie temporarily deposited in the Metropolis there
await tie final action Of the legsature provided IL the
aIrrol alton Of surviving parent With this
addressed mother and she entirely concur our
cn. and has placed the entirely hands
ee..t o he fsrniy 20 to ksceency and through
70 the pe Of the State that place
father ia thcir charge. make Disposition
their ie,lin - and wishes may dictate.
AN, sir with great respect.
Your obedent servant.
ANDREW r. CALHOUN.
His TNtellency. Governor sxAsRook
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herald Marine Correspe-se.ce-

Arrived-prs predsrk Pearl re~ Hsves fsr D~~r tsle
shr Ari.ans Esve cicvcy,eri s.rssr. Ans, h.-sns
ptnsielrtis for Foson r, Brsmh. d. do rth Errtus
or.r kyesk ~ hssAiaS asss veasesy ssisA- rsssA-
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bsrsAchrisAr' k''''fss At usrtimua. y = a bu-
man skeleton. ~ tStraorlirAry size H.. f,t-y -.
DUG up IL va buried mine 'e~i h.i., ~ ,,,s,o I
sas surrounded ty tst quantity g .tr .hiis ~
vcry large sS, tueh as err unF antralv urt ,e In
Ifditn n, Who, when ivHg, stood eight f.tt hsA
shoes or stockings The skull is two fp.t h, .il.,..
frpce. and ccBt8ptd two rows of b-aasif,i ,st,5s,
tutb. In the mos perfect condition Proof tbs, tbe
n.su never tasted sugar or bacon Tho skIet N ~,g
fouud ~ siitiuf postute Many human b1uss hsve
tf.su ifre bs.u found Orr The neiehborh "a but
I na ai .uch cnln.sa- l----l.ul- S...-t E....ns.
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Isrrvn rses fpr rio Janslro ard Valparaiso per steamer
Ccrteence viii cleee - tbc Eschaase R@siins Reo. 81 ks
chang uis dsy, a. ~ e'tiosk
Letter bars tr knsston. Ja Chssrca. p.rsm. vsip.-
reiso tsifvsra st, stearssir Otv. will clos
81 ne she-~ once ts-dsy st half 3e.sh and ~
vsrdsd IN ehsrse 81 q special sessenrer.
TIE se~-- Lsster Bsxs siso ., kenrcn VAN street
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sHJPPING INTELLIGE NCE

Port or New York, May 4. 1850.
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DE. cooryx, "a DuAsr sTsEpr. aAs, roa ras
W at fc-re>s c>nfnc~ his 10 the tr~st
of ~rtpr,.i and other cir-rs>s decste nstsr
~ 90 ssry u~ sest AsSzAss4ea 49, q scs 1.e.s>
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
,ur COnn.,,,cu, correspondence.

IN, SbaV,td Enocbings
present you, Lere~th. some veriable and curious
Information respecting the mysterious knoekings at
the house Of he very rsspect=be and reverend gentle
man in this place Of Whioh much has been heard of
late. The excitement m ta.- part Of ths country is
intsnse and persons ar s.-n approaching from va
ricus directions, in ordr satisfy themselves as to
the reality q the occurrences reported aud to In.
vestieste the possibility Of there being any spiritual
connection In fact. the clergy are becoming some
what alarmed Their, " division of sentiment One
portion cay the thiug must and shall D. put do~n At
Dc~ mole Of communication aud instruction bet
the spiritual world aud thi- world the affair ought
not 90 be hastily aud irrevcteuily consi1ered
but there l. arrival ~ batch % tcach Of d-
Unity from hassachusctts with The very head. uf a
theologieal Institution, Who have taken pos
session q the domch visited by The sprits, in
ths place the reverend proprietor has gone
away, snd the ne~ couers nave put up motto. Ia
trout Of the houss t. auy that 10 uew visitsrs will be
admitted" Contemporary With this decided move
ment OF thesc reverend tsschor- a theology the
arrival Of the edtors Of the Jearrai % Ccam,rcc of
your cny Who with the others before arriving % the
house, c1prcss,d mind closed up. The aiar was
called q deception aud must it said b- put down
Inc accompanying article from the Jrarn n of Co.'S
nsrss d this morniuF H probably step in tho pro.
ceedtnrs II written no doubt I'M Anticipation II
tns taior ttlfci'd o. SEE or describe after hts
VISIT IN nrtherauce of The determination Witch had
been come To by The teachers % Theology ~ho we're TO
meet him At S,raiori she oshi The paper printed
!. snorr PREDICTION
ny ~ non5ns w 'AI-r ei'ro msuy men u respec-
iss Csurrs vii oS tsa al ael and @ .s,osp, ~ 1ns ssd
~tt dceI mort er and shame. coula
-f bFr % deludtn d..nft. snt IMPOSED ~ the
'strautrd tncckng'.- - ChI.N OH- EkyFR
BUTT curious that on that nsht-last night l-he-
h't the edtcr Il the J1flf n Conffrf slept In The
nous al night ur rot, have not heard the spirit
hehcd NJ scmeth.ug Of n row although tho teachers
~ tEnny hcla ON and prayed themselves through the
nEht This uorutug early the boy tas packed od -
he reverend tAther remarked having already gone
llo~ this higbt viii paa. or no one cau conjecture
Ih' tsmy asscrt that There kinda 0f spirits
.,Nh. knd being tt~y good ygt adverse contendina
'nt mettty IN order Co accomplish certain ends
ssieh eAeh have an Interest - respects relative
.shNs .pon tnis earth DO not kuow t. which side
~ Lsuuoiots - Theology sib incline but this one
'Aig pfttty ehst ~hrh b. that iftIr apirits GOOD
81, ~ su!uer' ut Whit bloc biack or gre attempt
70 lhroduee any osw thing anon the esarth ta inter.
ffe with professional hrrsH aud be,t.4 h. ,.u ~ ~,
gentlemen. ~ xv
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

z, k0A REWARp-MYERS AND CO.'S SPECIFiO-IY
YpOVO fails in the Of n Urinary dsaonities
Gravel OF all tho remedies discoveries for the above
plants this is The most certain II makes speedy per-
msnent without the least restriction In the Diet drink
change IL application to bV sne The propr,s
tor S c0ptdeDt Of its Nirtee and will Aaav
cured foryeigbt hours Sold by the druggists
rally. KADNAYs Co. general agents. i62 Fulton
CARD.-TEOSR AFFLICTED WITH DISEASES or
IA priv nature, otherwise Affected will find
sdssn,~e to call at the sirth Ward DsPsusary M Leo
nsrt str~et opposite the 1omls Centre
scientific Dublin Doctor OF lorg and
Ls b attendance caiiy from O'clock A. H., O'clock
=. NJ '
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

DE0cLamATioN.-wATTs NERVOUS ASTiDorK ~
guaranteed ~ all kinre OF reursla Iioaaaiua-
CrsHpS. Vertigo, CruEuInpfior,
rtA prostrstior ICON Ncryops Dehi,y ans
Al nervoua or en0aio sBsctloaA 81 botle; 81 os1xt
~. Naasen strrvt.
Tho money returned " founi irersetuM
SwSrn toiOrs a. this 27,h dsy Of februAry, issA
- TALBOT WATTS
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

sh - Hssb-rr Cor Esss Indies ssrs,hes. ryst H.vs
Eary Glover, Ne~ Orlean Fsirfeii Chsfletsp. Seriiar
Henderson, Savannah sedeuss Reh, Nev Qresna ssrts
Tr,n,pn, San rrsrcsco C~is RNEtiett Cph. br - Leo
nice. DensIsrs fEe1ine. bsricni khssteth Para
pschs. ship Henry Clay vsrpes h anchored a. ~
sW Spit.
Arm p-w,na at suaris> vi 1 Esrtisr. sWi n r,s-