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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-23
M lE 9 $500

HID RICHMOND Il PETERSBURG RAIL-
E@- ROAD-NEW ARRANGEMENT and
after Friday, the 5h of April, the Extra Passenger
Train will be discontinued, and the running Of the
Trains will be as follows:
MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily at................6 81 p M.
ACCOMMODATION PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, Observation-Disclosures. 81 A. M.
Leaves Petersburg same days at. 81 7. nj.
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at........ A. M.
Passengers are requested to procure tickets at the
Office before starting, extra charge of ~ cents
will be made on all fare paid in the cars.
Coored persons and servants will be charged fun
price unless their tickets procured at the office.
N. B-Conductors this road are not permitted to
carry packages, unless entered the waybill at the
proper office and paid for carry letters or execute
commissions OF any kind.
The will start puncualy the times advertised
by Richmond time. THOS. DODAMEAD,
Superintendent transportation
Office r and p r 70
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-23
superintendent transportation.
Office X. and L. K. r. Co. ap 2
zzz-sz.r, NEW ARRANGEMENT

G. - E7sza N NEM ARF fkAfHI Flsm
and after this day, the Extra Train for the Junction
wileave the Depot in Richmond daily, Sundays ex-
eepted) at o'clock, A. NJ. Returning, will leave the
Junction at9a o'clock, A NJ and arrive in Richmond
at III o'clock, A. M. Fare each way ST..
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Transportation.
Office Rich'd,, Fred. T; R, R; Co.,
Richmond, October I'd, 1849.
T. S. In addition to the above train al o'clock A.
M :, passengers who may take the regular mail train
at "a O'Clock, will be in time for the Louisa the
Junction. The fare by the Mail Train is 81 so, and
with return ticket 81 Is. rs
r., rz5 -zzsszzszsszs.sEza7 ADDITIONAL TRAIN.
A. d Until further notice, the freight
train will be run twice week between Richmond and
Fredericksburg: The days OF departure from Rich
mond will be Tuesday and Friday, and Of arrival on
"Wednesday and Saturday.
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent of Transportation.
Office Richmond F. & P K. R. Coz
Richmond, March 3d. 1850. {
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-23

patent composition for cleansing, preserving, and re-
newing the color of leather This composition is not
only the BEST but the cheapest article known for clean
ing carriage tops, harness. factory bands engine hose
bellows, leather trunks, boots and shoes, and to all
leather exposed to the action of heat, cold wet
Tor sale by TIOS. A RUST,
up Is Sign Golden Paddock.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-23
ND EQUISITTONS-VIR CENTRAL

AA RAILROAD.--Subscribers for the extension
from the Junction Richmond are required to pay into
the Exchange Bank, in Richmond, in addition to the
calls already made, S. per share the 1st of April
s. per share the LIST Of May and S. per share the
1st of June 1850
Subscribers for the extension from Waynesboroughto
Staunton required to pay into the Bank OF the Val
ley of Virginia, Staunton $40 per share the LIST of
April, and SIS per share on the LIST of May, 1885,
BY order of the Board
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-23

GEO. d. FISHER,
JAS. H. GARDNER,
Committee OF Repairs.
We are sole agents for this valuable Paint, and will
furnish descriptive circulars and directions for all
applicants. PURCELL, LADD & co,
my II 90 corner Main and 18th streets.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-23

NAEPOSITORY OF THEcBIBLE SOCI-
IL ETY. OF VIRGINIA-This depository is
now kept by Mr.. B. w. KNOWLES at the corner of
Main and llth Streets two doors above the Exchange
Bank where there may always be found full assort-
ment ofthe BIBLES and TESTAMENTS published
by the American Bible Society, embracing great va
rely OF styles and prices for sale barely suf-
cent repay the necessary and charges Of publi
cation and sale Bibles for the BLIND and in several
Foreign Languages are also kept for sale at the De-
postory.
By order of the Board of Managers.
G. N. JOHNSON,
my 9-lm Recording Secretary.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-23

n Il under the City Hotel-By recent arrivals, the
stock of this establishment has been increased by
many consignmens Of handsome and useful House
Furnishing Goods. The limits of an advertisement will
not admit OF particulars but it will suffice to say there
is now on hand large and beautiful assortment of
mahogany Cabinet Furniture, of superior quality
Chairs, in great Variety Looking glasses China and
Glass Table Cutlery Lamps; GiraadGles &C.; Britain
Gle that be named in the way Of housekeeping, and
for colo a
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the stockhold.
mac Railroad Company, will take place at the office Of
the company, in Richmond, on Monday, 9th May,
1850. C. w MACMIJRDO Secv
ap 27-td M
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The subscriber would remind shippers that the above
boats continue to leave on their regular days with
what freight may be offered. you wish your goods to
leave promptly, ship by this line.
ALFRED S. LEE,
my 6 tt North side of the Basin
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-23

M AILS.-6O0 Kegs assorted sizes, for sale by
~ my DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co,
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NOTICE.-In consequence OF the steamboat AU-
IL GUSTA requiring some repairs, the railroad line
for Norfolk will be discontinued for few days. Due
notice will be given when the Augusta resumes her
place. THUS. DODAMEAD,
Superintendent.
Office r. and P. R. R Co..
April 29th 1850. { an 80
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-23

Il The attention Of Dentists is requested to my as
sorment of Porcelain Teeth, from the mandatory Of
Jones, White & Co., Pa-ust received, for sale by
ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist.
my II l47 Main st.
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MP bsrnsss lDstshh Heahss, Heps.ss. - days Win
BArk rsstss Parksr Hasga $40 - IA saSh
VITA fruit. Ae, TO fhos Stalker.
Brig Allan kipg, Bates Bsliss Hon Oct lin Al a.
NJ, &C, 70 u AlsxAndre- - = -" -
eoel. ec, 10 baohs ueRvers
sIs P:sts Rico e.sss s.!'iils River. Ca 10 days. with
Bsig Brown lBr new Lamphsr. Prospsst No. aays.
Brig Wn crawtors Bookings. Newport. dsys. With
sehr Csylon. York, Camden, days
Sekr Henry 0ibbs, -, New Bedford. 4 dsva.
echr Cambridge, Sher wood, Boston, 8 aays
schr Ses serpent Underwood Northavsn, days.
Ship Issao Wright MArshsll, from Livsrpool
Harh Thestus. from Newport. dIsnssssd,
Brig Charlotte Br trsm GALWAY % days, kound 70 Bos-
tom With PASSENGERS All veil OCT leth the Banks IS
a. Ion 60 sehr fsherran OF MArbeheai. wish 1000
nah. intend leaving Banks, Nov I. .
achr Cslerisy, - from Malaga a days. Straits 0ibral-
i bark and Br brig, 9 Of the HighlAndA
Sailed.
Prop Union (uswl Marks, san Francisco; snd Others
Der O-wisd ~ sunrise. NV; meridian. "; ~ sunset
BSW, and clear.
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Sailing Of tho II. M. Steamer America.

BOSTON, oct %, 1901.
The Cunard steamer America sailed at noon to day
with twenty passengers for Liverpool, and twenty
Two for Halifax. she took out specie The follow
ing are the Liverpool passengers hessrs L. ID. Bay
lies Geo. Baker Mrs sgournsy and daughter, Of Bos
ton; Alfred Browp, Mr.. Pineens, Walter Norris, and
Mrs Pom and boy ofNew YORK DR. W. 8. Webb and
J De Hampers Of Alab.ma; william Campbell. OF
st. Lonis; Geo Lawrence and o. Celton OF England;
W Cotton. of Canada; J. Gottig OF Hamburgh saml
scuter and "a Hale Of London; James Cameron and
James Andsrson, oi the Hudson Bay 60 al she also
took the following for Halifax Mr. Nclntosh, OF N-~
York; two Misses Rsud Major Jedreys and site, drs
Fiery and Mr. and Mrs Cunningham, OF Halifax Col
Cau pbel and wife OF the Brtith army, James Tracy
Of sydney, Deputy Commisrary General Major, wife
ana seven children, OF Montreal George Winter, OF
Barbados; and George Lokse. Of Germany In all ~
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On Tuesday the 10Th instant WILLIAM Al BuHrrs, Ia
the siEbtieth year OF hts sge.
The risnds OF the fanny, aud those OF his scn Rev
John Al burtis are respectfully invited TO attend hts
funeral IRON his late residence, Az Brooms street
without furs her invitation, Thursday, ITO lnorrow
at three o clock Y. N.
TUESDAY, Oct. 2stb, Of consumption. Mrs IsansLLa
IA. LAsestKorH, IN the 35th year OF her age.
Her frienos ana those ct her husband, Hason Lang
stroth r.,p.ctfaly invited TO attend her faners
this afternoon. at hapast o'clock, IRON Ils fer
sJth street
On Wednesday, Goth instant, with inHam nation of
the lungs MIC Y. MoL0NEY, In the zOth year of
his age, Ion a Thomas and Mary Molon-y
The tai. Bds Of the family with those OF his cles
Michel and o. MolODey, aud Of MS brother
N. I brennan respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral this (tburrdsyD sfterEoon at hslf-psst
O'Clock his late residence, 40 Goid street Is.
particularly requested to attend
on Tuescsy, 18th met aftera long Illness, Jssss
NJ WssNoCE.
lie friends and acquaintances, and those Of the
family respectfully invited 70 attend hts funeral
fr HE late rsioencs No. ~ potter street. corner
Spring This afternoon, At o'cock, precisely His re-
nsbs gill be deposited temporarily In the RECEIVING
vault at Csrmine street church.
On Wednesday. Oct. 3yth. J-ssrH MfLLEn, aged IS
years Of Mount Pleasant wsstchestsr county, late OF
this city
Pousbksepsie papers -iil please copy.
Departed this AZ. Oct 90, 1880 DAsiEL HUsLtr. In
the Izd year Of his age, native Of Bsadon county
Cofk. Ireland
Hr frspos and those Of the family. also those of
he b. other-in.lsw James sslivaD. respectfully
IN vsd tp attend his tuners. from his late residences
10 Centre street OF Franklin, Friday, tns
let 81 Nov nj 81 o'clocE
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


Borrow, Tuesday. DC 'ober s96rokers Board Is chs
Concord Railroad, o do Eastern Railroad. iV5 10 do.
Rernont tenrai RaEoad bod -; 10 40 90 ~; 10 Do.
road IS conreseas RIVER ksiiroad e5 ~ DO soston
Maine Railroad lOl; do Old Colony hsilroAd o.
do Boston and frovioenee R.iirosd 81 de- rhisd w-
nineton Baltimore tsiirosd Sly; ~ do Portlaad, s~eo
Portsmouth Railroad g; do do ~; s,O do Eis Bos-
ton company s5Ud ls do Neptune Insurance Comeaay
ib. asa 90 Lcses.rsh somPAay ~ 10 DO hsrshAn's
Railroad. xh sst ~ 40 xs,tera aa,iroa
lOiA l5 S3oO Ogden teurgh Railroad Mortgage Bond.
y 81 50 t6vCO Rutlaad RAILROAD Beads 1855 sCOi
SoA4; SUI Vermont Central haiiroad Bonds, S5h.
PrLApEIPiuA, Wednesday, October 3o.-ftrst Board :
s7OO 81 liz; 400 fhAdeii hia o. 49, lOols oU
lsnsa e. 30 1ol so do iei1 lecSo ie,.i 1850 rsaas
500 40 ~; sco 90 si,s; .scv ches Del o. T, lsp
go aair,ssurE ha,irc.d g. sl. zso.a. nof: caasl s
Del Canal b5. 81 100 Reading kairoad, LOO do. N.
An ercan Cta b. TO- 10 DO Kentucky Bank, 1914 ~ do.
Iraid bank. l31a do. Far Mschs Bank, l3h Bfocea
sas. norrir canal 81 $50 do do 2lk, 100 do do.
az, do. do. 2l StV Reading nsilrosd, 5A. Sccosd
Eooru-SiVO Camden Arboy Railroad 6s, 800; IVV
kasins ssilresa g. 7e5 sco sohuyikll sayisa,sh Ss
ms Raryad, s 900 DO do ys. $4,000 Heading RAILROAD
Us 7 Trh; Coo CO. VOv TO- 7ch lVOtns h1rrii
Canal. 2l5s: % do do. -.
BAIrmoRH Tuesday, October $500 Bs:tuo ore g. 80
l0s 10 shrs. Bait Ohio kAiroad. To 70 do do
7s do. 7s 81 do. Bait and susquehsIns Railroad
10 me n.
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ms nd for the trade % that We commeposa sns veek
with sales 20 the extent OF Wv osass. Win su puoes
which, however, rsmsan vnnout A'sssaon since oar
la<t quotattons nevsrtnsisss, lover osssrpsons NO.
elected until nov, ssgia 70 sssrsot the attention OF
buyers, and have given riss 20 sons inqauy Tester
day the sales reecnsa looo "Aiss ~ rising reteh 10
sun mp, the eass OF shs isss 90 cigus recon ooV
bales Aghinst ~ osAos I'm ports sn1 70 romau WIN
stock ON mana OF slow os'es. - psr ussemens ss
foot BY the isst accounts NO new ships nave oeen
taken up for tbs port eno 20 oey look Tor tue roll
lowing, besides ths regular packets from New YORK,
vI;-ktoius OspSey, ana Viola, from New orleans
soy altogether eight vesses three OF which had
put to tea With about 90 bAes cotton The following
were the hales scted viz "a Xe bales New Orioans
f100 120; S85 bales obie 100 Nv $50 bales Up
land, I05 III 10 bales uadaioupe 3U oaiss
Becswax-Ne demand whatever and prices nomlus'
at quotations Imports: 10 bags st Domiugo oy ores
Quear. LsrdThis article continues we'll suppor'es,
the trade beginning TO tsHe some pph,s xmsri
resouy eoi sno even sm ns w., 70 Iii dutv n1id
can hss iouna buyers ,. oS .e9 Pph a,n.ricsn I'm
The ssies OF tne wsek rs.on @ ~ vie,orsns Ma,n.
ports NS Dds Ho,n Ans.. Y,s ~ snd nr;ess Ian
ouercitron para A., ph and sof m aos "a
&ud 81 xoi 20 81 ,uI - ,ama,i.s NJ s,t.rs
DAtimore. 10 1000 :. "a n,ics. init. romsv.i
Son ~, ep,,.s -aih hss v,,v an ths -s.I~t
yuf rsa,ns nnmin.I q, "a, 70 sos Fsss Tnat.
" ~ 1s 49, sn IN dutv nsia Tailog-our t,sn.an
49, ~ t.,rto- bsya NV rstn.r I.ngr;a +h,. 49,
III hs.s NO .aIes no =, mort an Rnssisr wh,.n -
ant,n,a 20 orofs - *, 20 "a an %. .ta.L IL
mort and sal TO 81 for stock 10 arrIvs IN No.
Poies ~A1 W " ~ " "'.'o IN
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FEATHBRs.-Ws noticed good demand, day, OF
. lot of 5000 lbs. taken. U.
Frvr.-RAisins were in good request for the leesi
snd s n'% q 'Ss
l 600 halfdo, 1t 81 1915 and 500 quarter do At ESQ.,
The arrivals, up to yesterday, larger than for
some time previous since however thsrs have been
nAr:, A good shipping inquiry for North River,
HIprs since our last. the sales have been pretty
fair at unchanged rstss The stock In nrst han IL,
yesterday was 5000 hides against 10000 the same
HorsEsssern and Western sell freely, for disabling,
1t IA lSc.
Scotch pig has been In fair request with fur
LsAD.-w have NO alteration to report In the mar
ket; some eonsidsrabls 0slens 10 gsing forward,
nom fret hands ct 81 60, cash.
LEArHER-sincs our last, has been in good dsmsad,
at full prices The amount OF hsmock in store yes-
terdsy was about o., 900 sidee.
LIMr-common sold, to some sxtsnt, ~ $50. s7Xo.,
OiLa-Lins.ed va, dull and heavy. Sales in lots
have been made to the extent Of 000 gA6ns ~ T2s
In oasks Selected whale was steady ~ 500, With
Pso,rs,ors. -Pork-Ths market opened steady for
all kinds but closed dull and heavy for At 10
prices Sales. including 1000 bills, were made NJ
$40 Tofor mess and So 37k for prime. Beef was very
Beet hss SOLD At So ,12 50 for new to arr,rs Gu.
m, were held az SIC for shoulders and 6xo. TOR
hams. Lard was without material change, while sales
made OF $50 bbls at 74c. no, aud 800 kegs
good sold ct 7hc. Butter was steady At tut usures
Cheese srm, WITH good business doing a. 5Ho
h exc.
RaAL EsTArE.- Annexed the particulars Of this
dsys residence st Bulls Ferry,
consisting Of nine acres with buildings So 49, water
lots 4lth street.. between 18th and Itch avenues,
70 lxlo7, each $4,000, ST. 100; DO adjoining, es;n
81 6t0 $40 co., do i2eh avenue, between 45th and
4orh streets 70 KISS lot 4ith street. between lh
18th avenues, with DWELLING 25xlOo5, $3.50 do.
adjoining 25xl0O S775; do. in Of the above
45th street. each $780, 25xl00 5. l,42o do. ADD
street, between 10th and 18th avenues, each sos,
25xiCO5, $l4l0.
srrps- some 1000 bushels rough dsx has been sold
At tl50. Old clover sells slowly NJ TAO AK.
srIRITs-The salss Of whisky since our last reach
40 bols 1t 27 tor Ohio and prison; and loo hhds
drudge at 30, tins The market Was steady, with =
tendency upward.
suoARs.-We have only to report sales Of $50 hhds
Dutch crushed, In bond, at $40, cash.
TEAs Holders OF young hJ soa were more nrm, with
sales of $50 half chests Cannon made at l4Xc The
demand tor all descriptions Of green has been more
active, the sales air blacks however, were quiet
TOBACCO Since last notice the market very
brisk and holders have advanced their preteasions
Europe Is waited for by owners bsrors
operating to any large extent The late arrivals OF
IL this market were limited and prices
with q good inquiry have improving Inclination
The sales within few days include AIS hhas Ken
tucky at SA l2h 81 Mar land at SIC; So Ohio
at 6Ao. VI fereign the sales SO bales 5sgua
ut CSC thrreebouts 7z0 bales Bsraooa az private
bargain, and $50 Cuba on the ssme terms.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEDNEsDAf, Oct J0--6P M.
AsHss-our market has not varied Sales were
made Of IS bsrrel', at 50 l2 for pots and s. 81 tor
pearls
Western and State for the East veil as foe export
Holders have been more arm, and purchasers Odd 10
a.. ,o s,.S.s Thsr. yss ssos .m.ns ny
dian. and the market was steady Some 1000 barrels
we're sold at - 62,s for good and s375 tor IN
barrels 1T - so 81 90 tor to straight state
81 50 e2x for mixed TO favorits Micbgsn aud n
dispa; and ~ % - tor pure oenes.e. Southern
nour -ss less active Jet prices yer. unat.rea This
rslss Of the dap do not exceed 800 bsrrels at 81 81
80 for mixed 20 straight e,ssds aessndrs aud salt
barrels al 50 1sL In Meal there was nothing OF in
portspce done while quotations have not varied Jer.
hibited In TIE market for wheat to-day aud prices
have advanced with q brisk inquiry for the Rat aud
,Ds T so..sss nom srst hand, s,ess o., go
the sales comprised 1880 bushels white snd
risea Canadian, at 81 o. a 81 Oe $500 bushels
t,fms not secsrtsnea also Seco bushels prime -hits
e,peese. at ~ i4ssl i4H; There vas more Rye on
hsve not heard Of any large sales The nominal prices
Use 52k Barley being In better supply hs, dsclurd.
ss.. ~-re made Of scvo b"shels At ESQ ss7xc. for
We QUOT. State and Canadian. at a0c q axe and
Jersey at SIC . 3pc Com, ~ anything, vas frner,
tive ssles amounting to $4,000 bushels haze bssp
ppsce to dsy. ut zoe Tic for sixed Western. 7O.c
for southern ,eow, saos,i and 'lc 1lc fer round
Co,rrs.--The market vss 6rm, With moderate To-
aviry n ON the Il eel trade The stock Of Rio In ARA
spds 10 nos very light, not Needing 200 bsgs tn.
ssl.s 81 the DEP reached i25 bsss Lseusyrs loKs
IS bsss a. Uorirs 81 los; snd 80 bags I.vs 49,
tIo.irr 9Th an improving tendency.
tcrr,s sipce car LAST potice salssh~ye been made
" TO easss ppiisk ns~ shesthi At axe Tn. Ia
aury for tbss o~rerpticn vss fair The supply Of yet
low metal vas tied, aud holders nrm AZ lie Nth
six months credit lot Of see lbs old copper vas
sold y y 1skc per ID cash, $500
corrs~.-The ssi,s to-day rash 1900 bales the
rAfsst opening feeble bot eiofisS .. an advance Of
Ne en- Gum eottons and We ON food styl-- 81 Uplsads
Telesrapbic dispatches from Gsorsa, sni Uelu nbas
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nAKirins .srns LioHs . y


ste.ners- Union, MARKS, Ffsscisso. zsshrisssn
CO Cslpfh. Wilson. fhiisoeiphta-
shirs-stns Gfesnmsa. spencer, Liverpool, Ersrsst
Brt~n.
Bsihs-ra ny Meyer, Meyer, sacramento Cir, Mailer q
Lctd. kinsmsn hi tsdif, Sardyi Richard Coodsa
tbien bisvsh, Sopsivss fopps Co. Arehtnsoes nsr
Iit kev Orissps feser rics.rron; Wysndote, Hesd-
Br,sF-fsups tSsrL Johnsep. Rotterdam. Tuash q
hefttei Hsihonoins Iustill Dsmrsr.,s smith Go;
nsyu, Cutie Pore 40 Prince, v Ferris So standard
II P.ls, Nj Lsvrie Co; wnusksr. Mash, ssessss
vile 1t,npsos n nuntsr
sohis-ssns Zee. Mullen. Wilmington, NC, Nesnith
Cons Ann D. b, deli, Richoohd; Orixba Dodge. do, "A
Tsrsons sew rork. Geosseli, Bosten
si..rf-sessr wilsms ssu<sss, ssd Ann ksa, Tathili
chip win RshbOrs Spencer cid Tor Liverpool Tuesday
Arrived.
ship william TsIitpttL willard Bsvrs ssps N. 9Th
mere ana Gs psssenssrs 70 Bog Hnokes Otlt as sS
lon 81 tell sith ~reck o. barb wsfev logged
fic 90 surthen; cioss 20 hsr bet az
person stss stpesred 20 be knxhsh vessel tiabsr
sder vuh GEEK load shs had tas hssd whits visit sa
r~ntsd sna tepsssnt forscsste the poop had
rail And rsttins srguud ~ sppesred 70 hsys
been betes srd stripped - rv.nne reg M sns s@ rms
% m the late gale he's had hesvS ~esthsr the
shf Duchess aor,.sns tpstl Hutson. Hsvre s~pt ssn
WITH mess ana 40 pssssrEsrs 70 WIN whitisck
rss 90 Pre- Leland a. 10 fN, o. cunosy !.
shiy kise tetml enlrn, Bremsn 80 days With mfrs ard
JhS nssenests ~ Hensohen Dnkhsrt 9th lnst les ~ "a
tn ~ - Hamburs ship aermap, IRON usmeurs fcx rew
1orh 9th inst 81 Nsntuctet sns saw packet snip ls,se
Wright, FesbsdF, IRON Liverpool fer rfsrk
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As,or place op.ra IIouse.

The Opera thus been -.l attended this season,
though We have nissed maBy NJ the hss, OF this tenn
pie Ct the muse. The auuouncementof tie repressn.
istion Of PreJschuz."4 Lucia al Lam nsrmoor"
and oi Efpsn" esch following the other rapidly csus
ID interest In musical circles These three operas
have introduced all the tsest Of The regular COMPANY
and With sfcisnt orchestra md good chorus they
have been received with tipgoisb.d favor. The
tudisrcss have betn quite elegant in appearance and
In numbsrs quite ~ large could b. expected at 30
ssily period in the tesson The adv mt horever Of
paroci win create = sepsstion that wiu swaEen the
ebcIe mttrspoli sne tn of the rector
10 piece the tickets ut too dollars s,uit.be ooe
In ~ respscfs trom all appearance ~ 70 give
the his best Satisfaction. Tine celehfst-i Vocalist is
spr0upe,d for Nopdsy night pest -hsn ~. ~,u a.se
her hrst appearances IN the besu'i'al r6. o. scrms
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Telegraphio Reports.

bALrIM0Ag, Uctober 30, 1850.
Sales Of 900 bills City Mills -four have been made,
at ~ osi and Ho~ars street. 1t - s5 Drain, 40,
changed.
ALsAsr, Oct. 80, 1850.
The receipts have been-Flour, I50U0 bols.; wheat,
1910 bushels; corn. IL 100 bushels; bailey, l1OOJ
bushes. The sales Of -four moderate, a. prices
shade IN favor Of the seller. Wheat Is dull grcss
arv nrm. Corn IL held firmly st 600 tor Western
mixed, with SALES OF 1000 bushels We noticed sses
OF l5tVO buhels OF barley 1t 5sc for two rosed aud
80 ssh TOR osr reved. some $40 bushels sold
at 4Vc Tor Northern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-31

On Wednesday morning, 3ot inst, by the Rev. W.
W fhhhrs, ID, d., srrtsss BAxss to Anna MAEr
GhEsNE.
On the 18th October, 1850, at st. Johns Chapel by
the Rev DR.. wainwright, Jssss DoHLsa, OF Switzsr-
land TO mAs, y. Tonrsiss, daughter OF Gsnl Martin
DAVIS. Of Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Al Epnelo Conn, on the I'D inst by the Rev IL
n Bates MIR JoskrH bsxrOs, of Warehouse Point. to
Mics ssoneiAsA uAzAKD, daughter of A. q. Hazard
Esq
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Tho Canal Break.

UncA, October 30, 1850.
There will be no boats Psfsea west OF this city TIL
weentsdsy night II ther- there Is ~ster to float
them. The whole number bound west Is two hundred
and ninety four. regiment OF mes have gone to
work on the chensngo. The Superintendent will do
ell in his power get II in order but thinks he
not repair IL further than Castor Hollow this