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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07
RELIEF FOR5THE SUFFERING! -
Pollard & MinlkIcr,s NbstetricaI SnppOrter

Pollard s. MinlkIer's 0bstetricaI Supporter
n VIE inventors of this invaluable instrument, having late
" Obaineda patent, have submitted it to the
tiny of the medical profession and the world While they
prepared expect for all the opposition and derac
which inventions are table, they hope meet with
share of that beray and impartiay which is character
istiC of the age.
They need say that any invention which is calculated
lessen and relieve odable suffering will be hailed
caycn-seud TO the race but they do say that the
crucutng and most remediabe of human suterngs are
rendered ring and easy by the Of their Supporter
The gratitude of thousands of paurcn females in their vi
cni is rising up in hymns OF silent praise to their bencac
tors The prayers Othe church for all in the pes
of childbirth being answered by the this simple
instrument AT that trying hour
While is simple in its construction and application, the
assistance II affords the muscles which the most
ycey taxed at that time renders the patient quite indepen
dent of the prorcd sympahes and voluntary aid of bcvy
of friends who had better be absent Add this that the
supporter most certain charm against all those eXigen
ccs of paruron by which life and health cndangecd
and cannot but bespeak its speedy and universal
For the description, other particulars respecting
this instrument apply to H. SPENCER who is author
1ed agent OF the inv ntos and also for reference apply
PRS. Johnson JENKs, WALKBR and PARKER Southport
Wisconsin no33-tf
Ehcse Instruments be obtained of DR. JOHN
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07

WKT + call the attention of persons in want of
Wv Stoves, to our assortment. We have over
200 now on hand, and shall be receiving additions
to our stock until the close OF navigation In
thickness of plate they ercel all other castings in
this market-most Of which we 0arrant not to
crnck bU fire We offer
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07

TEvEA & COFFEE CANISTERS, holding from
III to lbs for sale by
July 20, 40. MARSHALL & PHELPS.
August 81, tS49.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07
TA1FF AT%a
sife Pits and Phoenix Bitters.

Thess Medicines have now been before the pub
ac ior pe:od of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
:iuring that time hive maintained high character
n almost every part of the globe for their extraor-
binary and immediate power Of restoring perfect
health to persons suffering under nearly every kind
u disease to which the human frame is liable
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07

HARRiSON'S COLUMBIAN INK in ounce
i pint and quart DO tiles for sale al
IS KING SBOOKSTORE
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roar Bn,,i,aor, correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Sept ~. 1850.
The Jyinf d)iirusstf-s Srrim,. Rstiroad Accident
A U'c.0H CoHasrion-1 dobsss oftie board II
1SoTc. s..
The great JOINT discussion at Monument SQUARE
Yesterday, bttWstu Mrssrs Lowe and Clarke. the
dcmccTsiic aud wing candidates for Governor,
at,ractet sn imnI' -ssemtlage, and ill passed
of in the most harmonious msnncr The discus
sion was led of by Nc Love, who m ide one Of
has tsst declsmatofy speeches, and was followed
by Mr.. Clstte On he ready aTgume ntaiiye style,
beirg eyidsnuy The suleuor sst debsier. The
meeting was huhl, tslishad by 10Th parties being
more rpicy ~ Il interesting than the old fashioned
meetings, IN tnrb me s'- Gully y heard. Indeed,
it y now dithc'i uzii,t attract an audience At
either deu cr-tIr ur Mig meeting, even with the
aid 81 Tar hcusis ADD htut- u' music.
A serious urt.tfut occurred YESTERDAY. on the
Haluwtfe ard Susgus hannah Railroad. train
cemiug in contact suh two hntse wagon, on
one ~ which man utus, Water wac ridng
both horsts "tir iufishtii allied, aud tae driver
was niofta.ly vrHrdsd.
During tChuot hours yes.trdly. an incendisry
s.tefed the cellar ui uus ui eur public chnols ami
rst fire 10 rtir ~ wuun Cuurinu treat rua-cr.
nation amoHr he stbuiafF, bur. ftttunataly no
frtid,nt occurred Toe IRE was rxiinvuished
before much dfui7Er We done O. the bu,iiiug
The BvaIs ct Trstr 81 this CITY hsye issued a n
sjdrsss 10 cor cipltus. calling on them % s-sist
iu the cCwplt ton ~ ne llsnk y "a irpm Cumbrr.
tsrd 90 Ntst Nsvton, ~ to the heat Of slack.
water naNiuru,u. Huu wtihin thrfy mites ol Pits
tufrh, uhit ~ burg tu our ttN Ell tht Trade and
navel q thr Wet, 10 br interim before Que r. ..
road is comulc"d 70 Wtteiog This road gill
tine iorm tie connecting LAX bttSccn the East
art West
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Theatrical. pd uu.,r.y

BowTHv 1HfsrHk The beautiful play 81 the "ssrsn.
ger vl b. pre-. uted the hr., piece thi. evsHirg
MI Waliack, VITO ha. become suca q deser..dfy
guu fsvotite, spp~srs a. the stt.nser eh ,rsct.r
uhich be will sustain with the u,ncs. credit to hi
sslt snl g. the er-s, pleasure Of the sudenee-the
pert % Mrs isller. ~ Mrs J wallaek ~ho H. Hlso
vtry high IN the estimation 81 the patrons Of "a.
boWcty THIS ri~c- -il Ne toln~vd ~ h- trarsdy o.
" pifarro Nr Waiisck Rolls Nrs wallst 4 as vi.
tira srd Miss Wemyss a. Curs Nhere car y bill Of
Rfssttr sttracuon be touud' two excellent pieces.
-hich are cast 70 the full strength Of uaBlins Doe
stcck coDpsny.
bEosrwsv THr,rts-This bssutiful theatre Ia DE-.
cfscy IN the hishest Iath o. succe.s owing to the
feusiksble Management 81 Mr. Bar cit FOE spite
q the grss' attraction of.red b. the conct rts Of
Mdlp Jtrny lind v tli-d 81 evvry performance by
lsrre audiences, sud last nisbt 'h-re u.s Assem-.
bed srrsy q beauty SUD fashios which can be
rarely 10 any other city rbe npv comeay OF
Hroulhsm 81 shi-h s- have slrsady sgoken va again
Performed. sBd he rsPtur1 applause 81 oh crested
Il q suf- pro,f 81 hs success Mr. Coln,s 90 ne
cisrscr ~ ia Desmond has indeed aided 20 his
iams sud hes siso prOvec that h. u shls 20 perform
ths character % grbtlrmsn, cell those IN
love- cUutdha bavs seen thst, 10 the farce u
Tsdfy the Tier in -bich he rss received With the
spihusisstc Plaza 1its whicb greeted him Ia
hrst plscs All hie songs we're admirably veil
d. Cd md 81 course eucoisi Mvs.rs pyott ADD
WHITING ned in their respective parts IN. great
vVutt'tsb they have seqsirrd tbs stsSv bat Hiss
JOSH hiue G,useuhein merits pa-tteaias Iention
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Died.

Atwest Point Now Y ork nth in slant Brevet Msjor
William snoVhR, Captain OF Sd Regiment Of Artillery,
and instructor Of Artillery and Cavalry at the tsry
Academy. Major Shower has fsiena victim 20 disease
contracted while srduous duty 10 the Mexican
having served with distinction as subatern OF Rim
gold's (aftorrards Brsggs Battery throug hout tte
csmpsisn under General Taylor and after his promo
ton in the Valley Of Mexico.
Constantly are those brave heroes whe fought go
valisnty for tho honor OF the Am ican arms, In the
late war with Mexico dropping iato the tomb. Tho
disease, in every ease was contracted In that csm
psign and many have fallen after their return to thsr
friends But the day before the desth Of shower
Brsvot Major W. p. Bsinbridse. who also one OF
the distinguished soldiers OF that war died at West
Point from the effects Of the disease contracted
while serving his country Since the close ofths
test General zachasy Taylor, Gen. william j. Worth
Gen Kesrbey, snd Col. d unean, have been numbered
with the dead, well many others who died the
battlefield whose names will be Treasured In the me-
mores Of their oountrymen, and will be household
words for generations to come.
On the 18th instant, at North Salem, westohes.er
county New York, Mrs. LoUIsa A., wife of William
Richardson, of this city, and daughter Of the late
Henry sosson of the former place in the 2th year OF
on "wednesday afternoon. Sept is, cn,aIEs son Of
Alfred :. aud oSthsrise n. Peace, aged years and
w.stchester county papers please copy
AZ his residence, In Brooklyn, yesterday morning
Dr. warns sNI1H, surgeon OF the United States Naval
Hospital at the BrookJ n Station DR. g. was native
OF the city lie entered the service the 5th of Juue
lssD and hlS FIRST duty surgeons mate board
tbe United States ship Hornet lie received his pro
motion to the post Of surgeon on the Sd Of January
ISIS since when he has been In active service either
at e.s or In the naval stations at hsme lie has been
surgeon at the Navy Yard ut Chsrl-stosn, Mass at
Washington and for t-o or three yesrs past at the
Naval Hospital OF the Brooklyn yard The deceased
90 the oldest surgeons In the Navy his name
sanone In last tsr's Navy Register the nn-tesnth
on the ls,. lie was most estlmabie man che father
of Dir WAS formerly engaged In mercantils business
In this city but Ia 1921 removed 10 Florida aud was
the fret Mayor chosen by the citis-ns OF So Angus
tine He was su bstquebtly appointed BY President
Jackson, United States Marshal for tho Es;tern dis
uiet q florios which poet hs held till his death
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PuuAnFlrniA. Sept. 70. 4

PHILADELPHIA. sep. W. lSN.
Tis MUi0a H.ss Company TIC P05iss- Tie
Cgcrg, S..
Thsrc is bet little news stirring here io.dsy.
III, atmosphere y oppressive, Ind the cloud. look
a. though preparations stre being made above for
a 'rt down Of some water
The Msron Hose Company ~ your city, leave
uis shemoos, far "hons. sSee, home" They
sr7esr 10 he well Satisfied with the Inequalities az
fcidsd them by their bruihtf frcmen Of the city
90 called-broth,rly love. Lest evening, a few
Of them were introduced inio The telegraph Offices,
vhtre, through The courtesy " the operators At
10th ends. thel lai thr pleasure Of conversing Wits
ecine inVitlhr treuds De- tlUthatn
a sort ~ uionism huuier occurred las, night.
o. hs south wesi,tu TER oi the city. Capt ltn-
cers, ~ The watch. be- has in hs pussessiol hat
toll ~ warrants. tr me arrest " numhef uf tuv-
dirs. attached 10 = gang kurwu ~ th~ Schuvik I'M
Hangers. ua de an a'tsCk uIun r. hnusr whar- a
ugutsf ~ rcr ani w1UIe we're infuiridria Trrt-
ST. ,.tran snusemsuts. IN. dtlcsts wrte so 10.
fraLi,d Wv the unlocked TO- rlr-o .c % 9Th .i,rr
sii .hfy iUUk iti1gt on d. ~ u IL hous,
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1hUrspAN, sept. 10 & Z. u.
AsHfs The market was tsdy with good de- ms nd
for pois and sales Of $50 bb at So l2 for potts. and
SO for pearls.
BHE.psruTFs 90 F8our-Ths market for some descrip-
tons q -four easier and the inquiry less active
The demand fer the homo trade and for the East
limited. whie the receipts we're large The sales EN-
bIseed 8 sto bids, including old sour Csnsisn at So
&c No supernne at IS S7k 81; frrsh groaui State
ut - 60 - i6k common TO straight Stat. ut -
02k 81 esei; Rev Western at - s2L . 81 20, aud
pure G.nes,r Mt 80 SIS 70 Southern -four was mac
tive but tteady With sslss Of 80 bills at Sc Is lsN
for RV, Flour steady, with q good de N and
and sales Of COO bids. at 80 l2hs 50 % There
isss 6rmness In the market Cor 0ssi, We salss
OF roe bbls Jerey In lots, at 50 les SO l2b. The
supply OF Wheof was limited and holders very Arm.
Included in the transactions coo bushels hand
come Canadian 10 arrive at 81 05 $500 bushels do
the spot but Of inferior quality At 81 10 aud 26)0
bushels b.atsc 0enesg At 81 10 Rye was ir good de-
Dspd snd steady. WITH sales Of GOO bushels at 20 a
73c shost and delivered. Ba'L1 aud much
wanted prime four ro.ed would bring SO a sic a.
here TO dsy-for future delivery 1t offered much
loser Oats continued scarce aud wanted Mt ~ 43c.
There Was less Com or ring and prices have
The uansaeions amount 20 Ia oc0 bashsis part from
store and TO arrive, st % 6skc. for mixed and ejo
for round ysllov.
vorrrr with gscS demand sales were made OF
800 bass LssusJra At fiH IKE, aad loo bags java
Of 1.Ac.
coIIos The business, to. day, amounts 10 about
Ice bales shout one half taken by the homo trade
We continue our quotations
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Telegraphlc Marine Reports.

49,, bosroN, Sept II.
Arriyed-Brig Mazeppa, Surnan Aug 81 Left brfIs AZ
nore or Gloucester days CramPus do, days
Brig taineer Piotou Sept ID Ith lat 62 S. Ion 81
Oe saw tho WRECK OF vessel supposed full rugged brig
Wa, bottom up and appeared to be had
ruhcer. Nth come ne backing 10. IA
DRIFT lumber; and picked up water eask; was no;
parned, both heads new. -
.--.a s..cnv,. CHARLrsreS. Be pt Is.
Arryodsshr Charity PORT waithal l1sh, sip Sarah
York for Taunton.
FAIL RvsR, Sept II.
SIrved-schrs ADD Kadsr. Por. Wal hall. Sisant
Roneout
stilse-sehrs Ireland Fhiissephia; w Bentley and
Argus. Rondouti sips Editor, aud netts, NYork
- EHw 0RLEAss Sept IL.
Arrived-ship Coumhinna, EYork.
Fellowship Creole, NYork.
NoRyoKI, Sept. Is
Arrivei-Sehrs Eurotus. Portimsu th Ceylon camAcn
In Hampton Roads scrs Amelia, Bereslis Pres-
dent Ann Gsroper and about 0 other
Wind fresh from NE.
HEw BEproRr. Sept Is.
ArTved-sebrs Cernelis aud Young Favor,tv. NYork.
PaOvrDErcH. sept. h.
Auved-sohr Ann Carroll Hampton, virg,nia.
sailed-Sehrr l. White shenandoah and sussn Orlesp
Philsdephis; Gibson, and est, Albany; sloop
Brown, NYork.
SAvGNNAn. Sept IS
Arrved-Bsrts Peter Demll. and Savannah, aud 5rks
A Lancaster, and Philers. NYOrk.
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MARION dosK COMPANY, og Nav YORK, ~ Pm-
tApkLrfis. company arrived iasi evening,
on d visit To this city. aud was received by large
escort, nsrshallrd by Col. Thomas Il Florence
Tie yisiitrs end their escort formed in the follos.
lrE order, and march.s ever the rout, sgretd upoo
Ethence Epgise, Humane Hose, Assistance Eu.
pins, Beck's Philsdelphia Band. Hope Hust. II d.
wofih's Comet Band, M-rion Hose Company, No.
4, q New York, With thsir cani-ge handscmsly
decorated with sreaihs: Franklin Engiur, Bylty's
" PENDENT bIass Band, Diligrnt Hose, Cou,n.
Huse, Good Will Eneinc, Washington Brtss
H-nd, Northern Liberty Husr, Marion Hose, Penn
q lghted totches we're carried BY the tscOrt, which
rsVf the parade a hne VI geafanre, white the music
oi he bands Attracted vest crowd along the streets
through which they passed The visiers, sf,er le,v-
~ iheircsrrsqe ~ the Hope Hose house. put up at
u nee ESchange Hotel, Dock street Philadelphia
Ifsgcr, sgt. IL.
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On the 10Th instaut by the Rev. Mr. Carter, GEoEoF
y. CAiLsNp,R. of New York. TO Amy JArs MoRoAsi
daushte of bjs Morgan, of East Chester
On Thursdsy, 18th instant at tho Third Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn, by the Rev. Mr. Moves Capt NJ. u.
CARFks1KR, to Miss jun. HALsrEAp yhter OF the
late John l. Halstead, all Of that city.
on Wednesday, Sept Is, By the Rev MIR. Danziger
Of the Attorney street Synagogue JON, JACOBS OF
Morris Jacobs Esq to BsiILr JANE WArERsUar, all Of
this city.
In New York, I'd instant, by the Rev. 8. 8. Strong
joins JACoBsos, to SARAH S. BErrs, both Of Staten
Island.
Staten leland paper please copy.
In this city, the nth met by the Rev, VI r. rhsmp
sou. Mr.. y. BALDWIN, to Miss MasrHA d. PosD, both
OF New u sven.
On Monday, the eth instant, at Hope Chapel by the
Rev Dir Dswling, S.nvti GoNzsLgz, OF Pensacola
Florida TO HAnErr A., daughter OF Moses Ely, Gsq.
of this city.
At London. on 18th Of August at All seul,' Church
Langham place. oy the Rev. Thomas Ford Fem aud
also at tho Psenoh Catholic Chapel by the Able Flo
rent IaHeur, Monsieur +. DAHTHoLEYss Dr fosssLARr
Atisehe 81 the Belgian Legation in London, to hnn
JANE daughter oft Grstsn Esq late her Majesty
Consul for the State of Massachusetts.
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Teiegraphic Reports.

BUFFALO, Sept 49, P. NJ
The receipts since our last have been-Plour, 1000
bbs wheat "a COG bushels corn, "a COO do Flour is
in moderate demand; the market is heavy with
slight downward tendency Small ssles have been
made at 81 81 OF for Ohio and 81 90 81 IL for Mi
cbisan moderate inquiry fer wheat the market is
however steaey. Ohio has been done at $50 SIC.
Corn Is steady at yesterdays rates the sales have been
.CCt0 bushels At 52lsc for mixed Western. Prison
whiskey lie nominal at 24io No change In freights.
AlBASr, September 1e, 1850.
Receipts since yesterday :-Flour, GEO barrels
wheat, 500 bushels; corn, 500 do. barley, 1900
do. The -four market has been rather heavy, but We
notice no material change in prices Wheat Is dral,
with good milling inquiry Sales have been made
OF 80 bushels At lice for Genesee Corn Is easier,
With better inquiry; 10 000 bushels have changed
hands al Gle. a ozc for mixed western Oats are I'm
proving; the sales tell up 10 600 bushels, at 40sc to
arrive IN a week ten days. 100 barrels of Prison
wtiskey sold az 27c The transactions in barley have
been sGoo bushels, at lie. &c. for two rowed and
use for four rowed.
BALTIMORE, Sept 10 1850
Fer Howard street -four the 10 Jury pretty active
with free sales at s46 The market for grain Is with
cut much alteration In provisions there Is i'm
ing tendency, including mess pork at Sloy5 There
has been good demand for Rio coffee the past week,
and have to report sales Of 1000 bags at IL &c.
Ike. The stock IA reduced to 1000 bags. The ten
deEcy in prices is decidedly upward.
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Fort OF New York. September 30. 1850.
Cleared.

str-Nc~ rerh Therpson. Havre. n Li,iss,.sn.
p .ce STss. Ss Ssa SsSr, IsT Co.
n,s. s,sy .hoss,' srsT, yos.. I'rgsia r,ers,,
Tate e yoLh. Ma .'aurAy s,n s.ry. psss, oaE
ssii..ihsTs. rs.rsn SRI L.y.... aosdsr,. Z Coma
ster N,niss,.s, NC kss%ena Ds.Isars, kissasae
wsoen PhilsaeiphiAs Isaac fsbbsl. shs.non. sai IA
nishsr.on NIelsrson BOs'en Aaarev Jscss-s, Wafer
si,sner-fsnst.cst. seymour. Phfl,sslrhiA on.ia.
ONtii, CO.
ship tritL Chandler L'votreo Avail, 9TH ndss and
faS. Sis Lsusothss IeSsd 4 ia stil iss M s.s @ssS
,s.r ,s,s spi, Sos. md nan s.s,' TS ..ss.ss.s
.s.sl. ihslr ua,,ss kSsse~. ADD bsr Sos
oressi and jh split fore tcr7sst st.y.a tore sni
@ ' hess sss slice -. s,s, s. fS
ma, 'ss st Lon @ s,,... s A. sss at
qu.sti,y y lumber sSe raEh apparently tut s'hort
shr :,r,isi' r,sss,sS 'Sr,Ss .uS si,h .a:s a., -,
81 tsshsSgea sssai. v,h Dutch sieop-ei
Psn,,s hssh yi,h vh,,s sisrsi sIlsaJc. s,,erss a
ss,l ,e, s,,s q iisss 81. ,ssr,is, = 49, a. pssiD
speis bra zn, Tor Hsaeu,r ~ IL, @R Ia 81 q
l., y o. los y ,Pe,e ssrs Elss &C Ner,h y.,mog
from rei.v h LAT q, l.n - esr-risnosd sssvers sale Il
ssig Nss trr,,sd tef ss,hk treble, L'srrooi e,ys
clip nsNr wtr Irsttrvs. Lcasvn - days. with nds. snd
s6ip $40. iri,t w,sus us,r. Ava With N 9, sud
80 psest u u uufitu W, 81 %
bstks lste sbips With loss susslisn
mafs ScptN ut IS 10 49, hsd strprs fsie fran a.
opr,t vhith Ills tcpss next cry ~hde teueux
esi, Haffy Jcnnscn. native % knocktd
fr ~ he fUfe ttrsail y. rd and iaftsntN Killed.
ship Norue Poland Mott Andsrstn. UremtstG rsrway
~ dajt 9Th iren and W passengers. - ,rder.
Bars Peruvian tBrl Hebinson, Rottsraam. days With
udse snd - rstsenaers 70 schudtS ksicuvn last las
~ o. lon ~ 90 tpvke ~ bsrt the Jlyoe Tor
o., rtierteo thst Aus & n gale q -ud let fore
snd m'frtn upmass, usin tnr1allsnt mas sud ibeoas
sth ist ssiA lon o. spoat chip Enersne. leicester Ed
roe
Bsrh J,sur tBrcul schitg Brtmen IS days with lss
aHF Ia If p 10 A 70
huf hnro tbreml a-stuan Brsmsn. 20 days, with
Ife Atthilos Btsu Won Butts Hrutntn ~ e,ys 18th
~ 80 Nv ttst nfers, 20 rocke sept las
a. Ter ~ exchf sisnas vih lBden pactet hip,
STOW ng Jshn Giis~oldss gnsl bepua p
hiiE tfSus tcv Cnrtsur, frsn uAdhyan Sc, " Gays,
vi 2 ton Hrd AZ passengers, 70 order
Hre isisro iSsrs soIsnO ecpts. - says. ~ts marble
I,ig denny liza Brl Bs H.lifss Ms days With asA
20 = bunttf n Go.
Rrts rtnta sttou, Csi.ls Tdsa
SUhr ssraf Carspcr. o. dser, Calais, dtyA
senr sarah Ann. frsthrps Cslsis dsya
Sch ka y. 49, Macits-, Z dsys
Ssht ti.rry Bsras. VI eht rsssNsssnd BstJa
ScLf ftthefia, III feYt5ence. aasrs Tor FrGintA
pbtin secp.u, % bad Wiaea
asiow.
n dieuatted tkip. unhuovr.
Httsuet KsnEsbse, Flogvss, tor fhlliis,rha
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where, after considerable trouble, they were ar
rested but, or being brought to the lock up, II was
discovered tia none of them answered the requi-
sites of ihr warrants. They were, however, kept
till morning, and bound over in $3.50 70 keep the
peace, for having resisted the officers in the dis
charge of their duty.
Another disappointment is TO be experienced at
the opera tonight. Donizetti's " Favorte" was
announced this morning, and all the seats in the
first tier taken for the occasion, but, owing to the
continued indsposition of Tedesco, who was to
have performed the Favorte, it was Withdrawal,
and the g PurItans" substituted.
This morning, the Tonawanda, new ship built
for Cope's Liverpool and Philadelphia line of
packets, was launched into its element. The 7.
is the largest merchantmen ever built in this city.
The gatherers of locals report nothing of i'm
portaHce-their budgets consist Of mis- meanors,
arrests for arsons, downtown fights, and sach
like. Two arrests have, however, been made,
which might as well be taken note of. One oil
these is that of man who was arrested while in
the act of Offering to sell quantity of silver ware,
at so low Teice to produce a suppos.tion that
the property had not honestly fallen into the hands
of the seller. The other was that Of young man,
"of respectable connecti1 H." VINO was arrested
for the larceny of three cows from farmer in
Montgomery county. He was abou! driving them
towards New York, from which place, il was sup
posed, the silver ware man came. Thus il is,
" one cometh, the other goeth."
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MARKETS ELsEwnERn.


BosroE September ls.-Frsf Boardl50 shares Rsadirs
Rhilf 100 DO e7s; IS BostVn aad
sd ~. ~ SeSI9ns central s.ilsssd ga loo DO .s,
Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad 6 90 do. HIN ;
80 state Bank 6s 81 GOO Cheshire Railroad Bonds, 20,
HN 49, 10 ogden shurs Railroad Bonds 90 Second board
10 shares ys5ment Central Railroad 2ss BOSTON and
Maine Railroad, 0; Eastern Railroad. lO4 SO Reading
Pailroad ha 2s4 sicN0 Norfolk County Railroad
5}z slO Vermont and MASSACHUSETTS Railroad onds 80
sG slGo sshnylhill Hayisston S 81 ~ slo9 Ss,l
sylvania 5s IS sO0 do. 9i sil7 do. 3lA 500 do
9l1; Slu DO g1ai 81 900 Pennsy vania g. c9isi $1,000
Is shares North American bank lss,ti kentncs
~ "a; 100 Norris Canal b5, l6ts; loo Reading Rarosd
2s Secoad Board $3.50 ResdinL Railroad So 1876 5000
do 75ei tO shares Morris Canal 1875 20 Eensiuyon Bank
g; y uaion Bsnk Isnnesses 66, " Phsdeleeis Bank
BAiriaoR,, Sept iS-s shares Bank Of Baltimore, g6l
10 do 40; Dc. 9s Is Western Bank. 25G do. l07k Il
do iCAs; 10 York and Cumberland Railroad st 10 do I