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fs.ss w hi Richmond oi.A: e. NYerl y...s
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Pcroy Noy .4-Bark J.s Brouw.r. knight, fer Pr.vi-
dence. just cennenoed lds
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Predebt Jaeks.n aud Caroline where from stated
BnLrrss Hole June sh.In port soh,, Cadet. New FORK.
Tor bsnsorri simpson ssohiss Tor New york - ~ =.
,srs Del 'sse H. 70 ASo,re.,srday .bout ? r. The
ehp Ausrsnth of 81 Jshn H. harues SAraxssA Tor Veg
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5. b.r' came 3 d: srs.Ir.ts and aa.aissss :rsss
ss pS sn s on,
er ", 70 '.raYs. Apparently in s.a.,. .r. ,ue,:::s
70 tbs 1tm and OAK IRON boston passed this stes
n% packet snip berhn Tor 'srp'0' wea' 20 ssst
kcnir June Arr. bark Maine Parker. Yer. Cruz,
NEW OhifAss June s-Arr sesnsh.p Ahesma ressse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13
weekly Report Of Deaths and Iaterment
in krODkly d..

Apopsry, I; casu.Iti.- H. cholera infantum. g. con
vulsioss l. Group ~ congestion OF brain L. debility,
e. orop-y q In the head. I; arov ned = srysipelss
epilepsy \; typhoid fever q dis-sse Of the heart, q
Summation u brain I; OF lungs q Of throSf = OF
liver a. m.ael.s. I; Did age. Pssslysis 2; s;oors
a.pb) xis L. Male- ~ f,psl-.. 40 adults. n; chill
u, l6-tstsl 81 lptefn,Bt- Ia Green vooa and
sih'r Brooklyn grounds, nom New York aud other
places, "a =. B. WILEY,
Physician to the Beard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13


VALrABLK AND IsrosrAsT DiscovEay.-cvns
nsss-is. This grand disevvery made N rrssss.
1--we years and brought 70 this eountry wssss
His daughter h. prepared vsls
az. s,.s .sd .s.ay :'s s.s ,ss sn. ss,.d - hes re-
. w., a.ssn ssIls e.s 81 \, SO !, ~, si
srrpzlers the Il hearing and
10 wheh they have ienx te~n s,fsnser IL 10 cerssy &c
hat viii try i mid snd ssps sassnes fsussss viii -
stsnded 10 ~ their Residences. ~ rvqnirrd 80 Ne.
Aiisp street, All letter. ue., t pee, p-at IL "
1hs ~ 10 tsrtify that Vegetable LssA RAissa 49,
pared Ne n Asn has rtvovst ,bs
bose IN ny S''' ''' JsSr s6ss. -. ye--,,s ...
WI rh VI his friends Ia The es,
ny 1hry errersnoe IN trestlrg veerrssl disease
enable. s !" ssrs ~th.s meresy ke.., es,ss rss.vs4
bly, Soc his idea dplV IN hs scs A<S futsa
street. ess. o. no fee
rs A. svsIAsvkk WOULD SAL TO rhusn wac
~ have attracted dses~ turs ~ veiss~ Nat ~ rane
ss~ % thy health have devoted nany y.ss 70 ~ re
% iir.s charge A. ,. v. NJ s.assys ssespssA
s y.ir .ss1 .s .s'. eur. ~.
their kina % esaicins " all that
disease IN all i,- fgrms rersers -h.s. hesh has Nes
NAV RgsIpIEs. AND QUICK cusxs-sknySAA
unlr.ss Ne infsihhiy ouftd ~ br bE aHkY III Lss-
nsia street. Btosdray " hs entr-y n.v ssd ss4
hp'sTs. fr,.is ssessss fsmsis esrriss, a. ,r.-,s1
cs<eful. thtrvush A.. Intelligent n.sscr h-unt
removed IN eaS ~ sS stplies,ior. vtthoss .is; Sag
physcshs sssI~fisre-d In this trsseA " p~ss> 81
nd seetey sna sse cure IN every iastsnce ConssA
u,.s stre'lS private 1sstmcnt also, v~rsse
~ tiEisn, hengh q Cermss. French female p-y~ss~l
pils hhd die,s, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13

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cs:rs.'sa ssw With %si....: s.l .sss; = ass.:.y:
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ne I.iiy s.Is,. !h.r..s:.. rd.ys With ..'s.. s.A
nd.ys vita i..Ssr. BADGE. P.sI q. "a nssa.. q
H:vs..: .as sssdsA By whaling sAip cs..sia ssssa
sshr sIv... lyr, Ne':sr.. Rochelle. d.~ viii brady
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vs e,.: .sss sss, ''.sA No days.
B,s Ki.s Dass Apsuss0ss. 10 cay. vita Adss. as 10
s'Ss ss.s'. nr,.r... ", n;y.r..a. J..'...-,..
SIR DANDY lBrj Jshnsss Eisshsra, II days viii .,
sehr GisG. GitA: ai,,o. Head Isl..A Charles
and tobacco. 70 q h d W Pisrsoa
sss, s, s:n S:i. Win
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s.I1 i! Prsdmsrs Hs.SssS, Virginia a.y.. .isS vs:A
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10 Stanton Spicer.
se6f Crsve,s, (Port) Bsptisa " days from Opsrbs.
6chr Belle Creste. Bentley. FROM Casrlestsa.
sailed.
Steamer Margaret, (Rr) for sydney, cB.
Ship Geo Evsns Tor 81 John NB Toronto, fer New Or
ieaDs and Others.
The Br brig MyrIe Of st John, Nh In beating dswa the
lower yesterday afternoon vent Ashore the West
Bank but being Light, probably got Oh 1T high tas
Wind during the day from south.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13

CXX AvTp-oNE HoTrls OF Door GEs-
N ~ egrys tfeneh an,sdvte an receas csses q p-
-- ~ s.,s ~ smeys, q ssy $50 sanst -.
as de- vi sye s,d m.sy rssss ar euted zee ~
Brtrtvay cernst Of tvprtandt street asd 90 fs a. ~
tvoo s,rset srt sp.idnssk " tov-ry rnsr 81 ossss
y DIR trs/,iv ones bovrs ~ d-y sns sVsa'ss -s-
sd 5's.oss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13
CITY TRADE REPORT.

WsDNksDAV, june ~ p. NJ
Cotton active to- day, and under the ueuse Of
the CAnads's psbshed In the regular edition Of
the H-sid. this morning the market assumed armer
tone, With larger sales than trantpIred yesterday
Flour continual arner for the better class Of western
and State brands, while common was quiet. Southern
va nrmer with moderate sales. There good In
aury for Canadian but prices ie.e suoyant than
previously wheat continued Arm, and sales we're
made a Gsp.see and Canadian In bond at rates given
tsitv. Corn vas lower BY about one ceet per bush.
Pork ~ss dull and prices vsrs unchanged. There
chang. In other articles OF provisions Coffee con-
tin "a with fair sales MT rates given below Su
gaze conlinu.d In good demand, With ssies o. brown
Hstsia at IN advance OF y cent per ID. Molass-s
pss unchanged
Asnss a 10th description In fair request With
rslss of 30 bb,s ct 80 ozS 50 osa for pots and
paris lbeiud.d In the ssi.s sv bbis Csssdinn
81 20 o. tor p-srls and 50 GU for pete.
Lar ll9as Iu~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13
sXI Ao1 oAlY soSs,. sur Llgs saw p.-ps

0KI MOI ONLy MONEY, SUIT LIZA SAY wp.-ps.
VI "A Ia hunter -ill tvreit fsi M ~
ahJ that ., come esr-. ~ .sw lsua
aanaiss ssivtnr Patients invited D.S~n-
sry Ne Dyisies street, Nsv ferh city, "a ouss.ss
ourtd yrary b. his practical ans
others che have s-ss ssfersr
lection II ply sisis1, solicited csi
Hs renssy. lustsrs Red Drvp-t s.t troubles
t.sek soetst. ms.hev lac mag. q vvreres ss-.ss
rrl,e O-s Dollar kosa ken~vt-T <mctsd ~ysi1 %
cell heiero trusting tbsir hes nh hHppss sax-
many their hv-e. m tbs hsads physcans
vtservai add nsrouris dis>ss~ E serts.lv
pvssbls tor hsn 10 usors,ssa All MS ths
swls Subject Dr. bpntsr srews " " tss m-~t
Ia the Usits ssasss rs~rs u
tee caccsi,eB devoted 20 ,se ss~dy and treat neat
berous e.f-e s>s Dealer
euarsntes rpeedy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13

fbrvsrd esly IN email Quastities. Csunss Rssn
saO.t. ..d 81 . fss due S~aiv.ssi wuuisss. ssid
~ 81 a efost, aud 81 - delivered Wlite rosin wxs
sors plenty Esd &c W. difhout V obtain the prices
surr~nf On yesterday.
one Lsss@d ~ in coed d~s SD with sair salss -
70 7se. for best American. and 70s for lasi~A par
gall D. which higher whale very dali. st
previous asures Manufactured sP.rn vas .ueh
sprinE and ~ ~ for winter with montAs
sEErs -The market fbr Glover aad rtasthy osn-
tinued dull Tho last sale made wss at $l+, cash. In
lOts.
suoAas-The narkrt moro sctivs to-day, ana
ote sal-s Of 500 hhds. New Orleans aad Cuba at
kc. 6Ao, and sOs boxes browp Havana. st exc. -
hide Dutch renssd .. ets by auction TAI hhds
Nov Orleans. cold at IS a 50 a. With four months
SrkkL - BOffmsn dispoeed Of 900 lbs. Siistersd
steel today ~ Sko aud 5000 lbs cast do, - 40,
sAIr-rhs sales BY suotis,. to-day, reached ~
ssck. Livopsol 6nr salt at s7xo. . 900 ,es~h.
PRoyIsIoRs.- Pofk-Tbere . fair demand from
the trndr. and 6rm market. Sales were made
OF 80 bbs m-es at $40 CIV $40 7s. and prime ct
smell at s. 10 . So 30 for country aud city prime
and - 50 $40 81 for mess. Prime vas In good
requtet with ssics of $50 t~rces ut $lo s7x There
import ant change in the market for out sats
while holders were hrm. Lard was shade easier.
Some 600 bbls. sold 10 lots at " 70. Butter sad
cheese were steady. and in fair d, mand
ErroRTs lsr TO 1lrH JUS.
1850. 164o
Beef. ................ bbis. 1900 $50
Poh, ............... GIL see
Lard ........ kegs. Ids l4ss
R,on in better demand to-day and prices
l2c higher Yesterday about loo casks sold for
export and to rpeculntors terms net tanned
ktAL EsrArE- Bi-ecksr sold lot, with the three
story dwelling No. IS Greenwich street, 2sxl0s, st
wHsxEv-Tbe market was dull and prices nominal
at 20 cents for prison and Ohio and 2sH for drudge
ToTAL RrckIrrs sr THE NORTH RrEa BoArs THs DAr.
Flour bhls ...... .34s7 Oats, bushels. IS 900
Ashes, bbls. 03S Corn bushels. 1898
hickey, bbis. Zoe Provisions, pkgs. l,sss
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bss aBsrt Ffsu-sslss reached $40 bbls ct
~ ~ 10 90 for I'D common State With mon 20
rtisight state. (ne~D NJ 50 10 50 81; Michigan
s5 20 o - ~. and pure Gcnssee 81 80 ~ 80 an.
Ofh.r d, descriptions b.fere S-.fAsf~ Fissr v.s
ssm'thins trm With SAILS OF about 30 bbis al
80 IS tor Mud fr,dsricksourg country; 80 90 Q
% 70 fer straight Al-n sndria Baltimore. Brandy
sbd Geors.tO-n SO siS . 50 ~ for fancy RI,
Ftczr gosd demand. With sale. ~ aIs bbls q
~ IasS 1h,r~ fair inquiry for -bs.t tor mill
ing With q arm msrhet sslss msi. Of 30
busbes imr .hits at 81 az loo bu hes
pfIme uhit. Gepss~s % 81 syA 81 30 snd Uoo do.
tsbsdisp. IN bond for export at 81 80. About Go
tuthsltye. sold 1T az 80 which -as sN.rr Osfs
ssing NJ IS tsc for northern. aud "a 30 for
jersey ton bss dscosd cent an prices u all sorts,
sales 81 - tsU bushsts al g. Oac Tor da-
nas,d % pr Western mix.d s3ss for vhit- Jersey,
aud CCe Ter Jersey y-lio~, Mouth m held ~ %
at ~ ysaf3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13

TIE LATE FIRE IN CINCINNATI The Cimf,nnat,
C,nmucioi Of the Sth instant, gives the following
relative 10 the late fire in that city The losses,
coidiDg to the best information we could gather,
were us follows Wheelright 81 Duncan, building,
stock and lumber, between $4,000 and so, 900
insurance 10000; Clawson & Nudge, lumber,
about 5000; Mitchell 81 Rsmmelsberg, lumber,
between $500 and 5000 Foster IL Hughes
tanned some Toes, amount not definite, probably not
over S1,m0 None of the sufferers but Wheel
right a. Duncan had any insurance. After the
flames bad been subdued, most dsgracefu row
took place between two Of the tire companies.
SEVERAL shots were firsd during the melee and
,hfcv az fOuT persons were wounded. Captain
Hopkins received several wounds in the head, aud
come Of the other officers were hurt. After a
hard fight Of more than halt hour the belligerens
separated and went home with their apparatus
closing scene that brings disrno upon our city.
A man hose name could not learn. bit his
tongue almost entirely off by jumping off a board
pile, and u was runored that two persons employed
q the factory bad persisted in the flames.
---------------
DR. Knapp. OF New Ori-sns who vas lately tried and
acquitted in that city Of contrving the dsstruciion OF
,hr chip Rusiz has brought suit agsinst the prose
cutting ipssranss companies, laying the damages ct
$50 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13

Ccr1u-.-Tbe market Exhibits siishiiy hrmor teas
under the news re.eiv,d day but 10 - se supplied
b. hold re, that ~e cannot qsste any advances
Ia,ssroos taa..rtcsrts~
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Herald Marine CorrespVndencs.

Arri-ed-soh,s Miller, klliott. nddle,ovn. Ce Amy
sIssd, kndeost, Pr-sieeaee; Esn Bsrnes. Mallory.
Brdgetort; Harriet Louisa. Cramer. Nvcrk. -
cssIed Dobssns 4 sws Nordtrsat. rrists Mary
sisdc. Howes Boston: AdeliA Rogers Whi'e do. Brig
Il dr. Rogers Sun, Crosby Bostoa Clement
Mayo. schs. Ellen barnes, Mallory NHaves: Amy
chsso. Boston; &c ts,slis Cav hAn,uetst; Advs.s:
Bryant, Bsston l. miller, Elliott, hiddietown. CT
LaL Pratt, Hartford Arcadia Rogers, GsorssIswn; usu
EFT Louisa, Cramer, NY0rk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13

LvsnrooL-ship Ansie~ tss.er-nr ssd Mrs. wAis 81
tao thoren. Mr. montgomery. nsCartsy. nerssa.
honisi nsry-ss In the steersss.
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BR BnIs FshIss arrived Norfolk sh inst that
the been mutiny for thrve weeks and
He'd Of Baltimore pilots
yts. and the assistance Of the Bsltimors pilot boat
Pa on To TOW the brig into port. The 10
ir taken into custody By the British C.asu 81 Nor
folk.
BABk ApARso Burrcv- Of and from New Yort sept III
for brancisco 10 reported BY Passenger the last
California to have been lost Diego.
bad previously into sand sich
and saled again Previous to March T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-13

ArCrs1cPs, key N-kitg srun !" nirFte - VT ~ IN
Tatst d fie rig Abbnetofn. hcn1e hernd m
luasuA, JuRs l. St-pser Nnssn hena tSv-s, ff'n
MN rt riitorrs (ekth put IN Ia cstfss. ss1 hss
sr vsius ercers FROM hsnel Tor 81 ~ ~ s-n asJ
(fr isit e. The uarue railway - u W hrix Pa
,stk Haske. rum Alexsndrs foe A.sscd ,lsnc
6pys i.sd salts scAr igtt Ann Ssnes~ frp kebhe Tor
Mantle. aifee. ~ sail IN dsyA
sstf.s ~ ka, is-Arr schr wsterkne Co~e Win az
ten fts zf,h, iyis fiien bsydes, >s,h. tsrk
Nsstsist ster hassss, y lo.d f~c srss keets.
tsistI hsstsni Nths nhf L..soet< systt N.rviE
rsiss..ie, Hare, ron Bo,,s ds. sis zith w.t. ~ =.
20 slstss. NJ cfk. not Iesten.
CsIt 1trs,tcn, s.rch ~ -srr tsrt Ocesn ws.s. Cat
ter ,tn t,tsor Jan 10
Csss BsvriEs-s.y "a 500. Bsssyer. Csc. frcu, and
Ter h sttt Gals ~ xssn Cornell from ,ni Cor d.. ~
days pn "yer NJ R~i.s. ~ ihiisdeipnis dsy
Tn, N"slcll ircn Ntv York asss Dssne, Ceemss.
tiisTvtcts !us. J. Brfs sersh wiiiiauA ccss from
b. n "a 80 eib uis tfN N'gfea, isrpsr, for DE-
q eos.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

GArUNIoN TgAcK.-The Union track running
around the east and south sides Of city, connect
ing the railroads that have been located to this
place together, is now finished and the locomotives
aud daily passing from the Madison road
over the track with rock for the bridge over White
river for the Terre Haute road, and with lumber and
iron for the Bellefoniaine road.
0ETTERRE HAUTE RoAD.-The company are pro-
scouting the grade of this road with energy. We
learn that they purpose completing the entire grading
and bridging this season, from this city to Terre
Haute, preparatory to laying the iron next year.
0rlNDIANAPoLIs AND BELLEfuNTAIND Road
This compauy laying their heavy rail ut
the rate of one aud half miles per week. We
learn that rond will be ready to receive the north
crn business Peudeton early in October, and will
be pushed nnrth to Anderson as soon thereafter as
the shall be received The balance of the line
we learn will be pressed forward 10 the Ohio line in
time the Ohio roads the common point of
junction.
0t3-PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RoAD.-The super
structure of this road is being laid from the
north end of the Union track and we are informed
that the company expect have the road in to
Nobesyie this season, and contract for the clear
ing off the timber and grubbing the balance of tile
line 10 Peru. These roads all that at present are
located TO city but several others doubt will
be at early day. So much for the prospects of our
city
GFLAFAYETTE AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD
| The Lafayette Journal says that there is better
prospect of the completion of this road than has been
anticipated for some time past. The Directors were
in session The 18th instant, and resolved TO go
with the grading of the road from Lebanon to Indi
nnapolis the letting of which will be given out il
the course of two or three months.
1t is estimated by the Engineer, Mr.. B. Ford. tina
100000 will complete the entire road-sixty-tw,
miles in ength--at the rate of $4,000 per mile
and furnish forty freight cars, five passenger cars
fire engines, &c. &C., inclusive. II is thought tina
two years will suffice for its entire completion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

The Baltimore Sun of the 9Th inst. observes, that
it will be BETTER Mr.. Webster justly says, to buy
peace with Texas, than to undertake to settle the
controversy to her boundary, by appeal 10 leg
islaiive, judicial military authority. 1t is "a
political question of high import, aud as such. is
subject for compromise.
Unless it be settled by compromise, and that very
speedily it will lead to great difficulties. The adj
minstraton plan is to let the matter alone until New
Mexico shall become State, when she contest the
question in the Supreme Court. II is doubted wheth-
err, even when New Mexico shall form State Con-
sttuion, she will be admitted into the Union. II is
the opinion that she requires long tulelage, under
territorial government
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

AccDENT.-On last Friday evening horse attach
ed to buggy, in which were Mr.. Gobe, Mrs. w.
Campbell. and Miss Martha Campbell, became fright
ened and ran away The three persons in the buggy
were thrown out, and all severely injured-Miss
Campbell's ANGLE badly dislocated, and her col
lar bone broken. Mrs. Campbell wns very badly brus-
ed. and otherwise much hurt; and Mr.. Goble was
thrown with his head against a tree-the fall produ-
cling conclusion of the BRAIN We are glad to learn,
however, that neither is thought to be in danger.
Journal
Mr.. PEARsALL's CONCERT, on last Friday evening,
was well attended by citizens, and passed of
with entire satisfaction to the audience. We have
heard number of PERSONS Of good musical taste,
express their unqualified appreciation of the manner
in which number of piercs performed. 1t
astonishing to hear children apparently from five
to ten years old. singing evidently 'with the
spirit aud understanding" Their proficiency speaks
well for Mr.. Pearsall's capacity teachor-JOur-
nal.
The Strawberry and Tea Party of the Bapiis,
Church, on last Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
well attended, and the net proceeds amounted tc
nbout $3.50. The room was handsomely decorated
the ladies' in attendance looked beautiful and every.
thing passed off peasanly.-Ib.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

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