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Fsqisr Of a Bridge D,radf,l accident.

MErruis, Tenn, June Is On the 18th inst. the new
lattice bridge, which spans Red river, Carks-
vile, fell with tremendous crash AT the time there
team Of elk horses crossing, which were killed Two
men, who also the bridge, frightully To-
jured--one Of them having both his legs broken. The
bridge zen distance OF 60 feet The OF the accident
Is attributed defects la the building materials The
lofsi 4 abou 2l3 O0l
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NEw YoRK, June Pop m.-Thc weather IL very warm
here to-day the thermameer " o'clock being high
ninety degrees In the shade
The stock market continues depressed Sales of United
States loan oi 1851 az decline Of The cotton
ket i hrm, and small sales making at yesterday
prices Moderate sales OF -four about the quotations of
yesterday Sales Of yellow com at 60 Gems Provisions
quiet.
PHiLanKI.RaiA June 20-2 p. m.-very little business
dong to-day apparently Flour Is firm So 25 tor stand
ard brands. Sales Of white wheat 1870 Yellow
com Is held az CO cents.
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,.co~ai.s and adopt slave institutions. The Wimo'
.r.srls cannot therefore, be renewed wnen 'ney apply
a. admission, unless indeed the enemies OF the South
.h.d nee the words which we have referred TO above
80 az that .Nsw Mexico belongs 10 the United
Sac. - tha, ahe individuals in that Territory DO not
constitute peopleD that il admitted with consnu-
lion establishing slavery he constitution becomes the
act Of Congress- and that slavery thereby established
BY and enforced by the legislation Of Congress-
i with great regret that have to complain Of the
unfair manner in which the Adjustment has been treated
In thsir great anxiety make Of il nothing but painted
dsv and to show that the South gains nothing BY IT, we
see II surrng the victory she has gained BY Staying
the monster Of the Wimot Provso in the Territories Of
Ish and New Mexico--the new and efficient measures
which proposes for carrying out the guarantees OF the
constitution in the restitution Of fugitive slaves II
says nothing Of the peace which il is to give to the
y or Of the tremendous shocks from which il is to
leve the Union-nothing of all these
There are other points in the Address and resolutions
which are worthy Of comment; but have no further
space At our disposal at present The current Of political
events will soon afford US opportunity Of noticing
them which we may embrace at our leisure.
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Array al a Circus.

CrSclSxATI June 10 AN ARRAY occurred al the circus
last night, during which c5nstables named Davidson
and Dalze, severely stabbed by aYoung named
Walker Ia nephew of Judge Walker Of this ciy) Both
the officers dangerously wounded, and Davidson
expected survive Young Walker has been arrested and
committed.
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Curtain de- anes and dauaks, and muslin curtains,
roded curtain mnsns assc loops gmp., kc linen sheetine
al widths table damaska pillow and bolster linens,
damak towels, Maeies
white counerpan from ~ 80 cloth table and piano
worsted damask covers white and cooed furniture dn,
furniture chintkes and Russia housewife family
linens, bed bankstseat yarety crib blankets and quilts &c,
&C.
Torsher every line o. which they
anxious 20 close with the June u
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lust RECEIVED by the New York Packets, q gem
D eral assortment groceries
80 bags Java, Maracabo Laeuya burnt and ground coffee
% chests gunpowde Young Tyson, and black
bags grain and ten boxes ground pepper
10 baskets and two best Italian oil
boxes peach, Vanilla,
voring jellies, cusards, &c.
500 pounds maple and 10 barrels crushed powdered
boxes loaf
20 do pearl starch
% do
dozen walnut oil military shaving soap staah
10 cans and boxes Cayenne pepper
10 kegs English and American mustard
boxes ground cinnamon, aspce, Cloves nutmeg
10 barrels sweet champagne cider
do cordial
cask sherry brandy
do do wine
do genuine
3 cases Muscatei wine, in bottles, very delicious
pipes old brandy
do do Holland gin
1 barrel stoughtons bifters
rs boxes sperm candles
1 barrel hrst-rate cucumbcrs
case walkers imported percussion caps
100 bags shot and 25 cansers powder
s tierces SehooIey's prime bacon hams
IS thousand prime Spanish cigars
~ dozen whitewash brushes
20 do busters and shoe brushes
do scrub brushes
30 do sweeping brooms.
do hair do brushes ,
do do for carpets
5 do barrel
10 do buckets
d' country tobacco, for preserving carpet, and blankets
May aa-2aw2w f.
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We were glad to perceive Mr.. VIM J. Brown, OF lnd-
ana 10 his yesterday, after having been confined Tor
a week to his lodgings
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Or Washington city society FOR Free Debstcs.-Neu
meeting Friday evening Temperance Hail. by the constitution
president required O'Clock
Important business up a opening meeting
Question, the subject Of "DNorce. Tho public respectfully
nj o attend June III
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ny THE AMERICAN INFANT ARTIsTEs,
" aid e great Washason National M0naent
Of crecfica.
Mr. EBERBAcH respectfully announces that me younger
wi family and Instrumental Concert
Caruss saoon Thursday evening June 9th They viii
be assisted BY Professor Rssche and his talented Henry
and Alfred Rssche, from Alexandra.
Mes Emie and Virginia Ebcbach MASTERS Henry and Edward
ecven
Alfred Ra.che, vi0lnis 0d
Rasche pianist Professor Rasche
tickets half tickets admitting
gentleman be had NJ the music and
the door.
Door open u precisely u O'Clock
For particulars sec programme.
lime H
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

Open quarter before s-conmcnce half past g.
TUE celebrated Dioamas HIM. Sc
the above Hall, and VIII continue every evening
this week.
Tickets 25c June ia
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Tapestry velvet, tapestry Brussels English nrnsse step Brs
sells, imperial ply, supene inerain fine and
grains wed vsnetisns, s width plain vcneaans Gan wd
printed drngges baze eumb Cloths brass stair rods
iufted rugs, superior cloths from 10 IA feet wid (which
win be ~ shaped hal white and colorcd Can
ton hastings.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-21

NEw YoSK. Jaue 2J-2 p. The steamship Hermann
let her wharf this fnnfnng of Southampton aid Bemen
She has board seventy passengers large mad,
about two hundred thousand doiats IN specie
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GroReIA, June ID. 1850.
To he Editor Of NE Union,


| have been much pleased with the course Of the
Union on the subject OF the issues presented with
gard to the institution Of slavery, and am DESTROYS
that this paper should be literally patronzed and noby
sustained under existing circumstances The ref cling
minds and considerable N all parties al the South
are with you and those who lsboring adjust the
question upon terms just and equal 10 both sections Of
the Union. We not in favor OF the pursued
by The ultra men North or South, and We are fully
able TO account for the that have Influenced those
southern men in Congress who recommended the esiab
lishmen OF southern sectional organ ut the seat Of
The federal government The whgs, we are persuaded,
influenced by desire 10 suppant your paper in The
affections Of the southern people, and IN tat way TO in-
ue the democratic pariy and the southern democrats
have manifested desire to reorganze parties upon
tional Issues and il is not strange that :,
should pursue that course. inasmuch as he dis
regarded the will and wishes OF the democratic party
when he was elected 10 the Senate OF the United States
am with you, and large majority OF both parties
AT the South are with you also, and you need not
gard The effects OF southern addresses puee attacks
upon you from the Senate chamber The people have
determined that this exciting question shall be settled,
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NEW gOODs.--We have received the following
aabie goods 20 which we respectfully invite the attention Of
purchasers generally, viz
pieces fine plain black bercec
5 do medium DO do
do low-priced do do
do concolorod do
do blue do
do do
With Of all kinds goods
articles Of be obtained prices,
being anxious reduce stock.
cLAeETT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
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ID ESrDENCE wANTED.--waned rent a commodiou
II house whniess than hours ride Of the Treasury Depart
Address Room 10 General Land once.
Ap 3o-u
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SIN FHdNCiSCO, Cs5bhOftNf.f.
RsrsRnsoRs w.ssSaToS oTrYs-Hon. Thos Butler kns
Hon VIM NJ OWN Hon. j. O. Fremont
Ap 9-ifdlm
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4 v. PATTON. General Agent for the prosecution ~
claims before Congress either OF the departments such -
PENSIONS land Of extra lost horses or any
other property Having with r. Dow ESQ.,
The past two years IN the buness he fae himself ,ha, ne
qualified Letters, postpaid, addressed " j. Patton
Room No :, Union Buildings Washington city, D. o. VII receive
Immediate attention. ApW-u
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wksmseToS, May 8, 1850.
mo. II. HILTON respectfully tenders his services 20
the citizens Of Washington, Georgetown, aud Alexandria,
general agent for the collecting Of rents and accounts Of all dc
scrptons,
Mechanics merchants DOCTORS ciiiSens general
may be assured all business him win be promptly
attended and made every hours after ue col
lection, forfeiture Of The collecting fee will bmade by h
wAsHfseToS oIry.-w. w. Seaon, mayor; r. w. Walach
marshal d. CT Captain Thos Care, John Riyes and Jno
w. Maury.
Gropofrows D. cJcscph Libby, Dickson, Robt White,
". Forrest, and VIM. Whoaiy.
constable.
May p-aaw2w mo r. HILTON.
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flSSa FOR SALE, a Valuable building Lot, with a
&d small frame house thereon, the
4 Of Second The
above DESERVED property considered valuable bun
lot, II being In the most business part Of the city.
For which win be LIBERAL and other particulars inquire Of
n. NJ. MORFfT,
Agent or owner,
Once " street, doors from Pennsyivania avenue
Mari
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IOuy VI McrAII.A, late Second Auditor OF
the
ment before Congress- the departments
military accounts, agency business generally
him should paid ll OF
Gee is al Tho n 9th and Louisiana avenue.
w.smfxsros Cry, April Ss--u
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[fOR sale exchange for property In or near the
Washington very farming land
Lewis county state Of Missouri located 6x miles west Of The
four hing the Mississippi
bounc ed Waconda rver, which empcs
Mississippi Tuiey the south Inc the State road, leading
county This
81 highly cultivated ns and selected with 1881,
Cor brother deceased,
ubrU Hes beautiful rolling PRAIRIE with considerable bot
tom land and wooo and Astounding In pure springs and stream
The title perfect and all present
Also $40 lying IN Hexar county, Texas,
east bank OF the Leona rver and immediate vicinity mill
ta post Of Camp Gates The country unyaled for saubri,
great beauty and fertility and rapidly eing by steady and indus
trious immigrants.
For further particulars apply
Maya No. Todds buildings, Pennsyivania avenue.
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JESSE II. DIV.
Nossry Public and General Aaeg g..

As removed his Office the budne the corner OF % stree
and Pennsylvania where be will be harry 10 serve 81
fellow citizens nonral All claims upon the government
agents. pensions hapay claims and al other business r.
quinT the the seat OF government viii o.
be sneaded fidelity and despac All letters receive a
onton be paid and addressed to him AZ ashpeon city
ID. @.
Ap lo-iy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-21

We lay before readers the following communion
lion, which recommends itself by the strong and practical
views which presents OF the great question OF the day
in emphahic and prosperous language We are in
possession Of the name OF its respectable author
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-20
saGHd.paO pNGa,
Prov Srta.,', U,.as MlEsrs'.
THE KENNEBEC CAPTIVE.
pr rrv. IonS rOOo, o o.

som. Of the most beautiful soeOery to b"
e.i,5 M a. or any land, is zee S'1aa 10
The Sue Of Maine. Her rivers arc "umer-
ous and great. her mountains lofty ard im-
-.o,.g-. her s,a-euast irun-hound aud rough,
bollIy Iookinc out upon old o'can a. be
.Wecrs along With tides and storms, and say-
mi, Come on. s.r. and I'm give you hearty
welcome = her inland lak.s sull sleeping 90
the wilderness. are large and magnificent
her valleys are warm aud ter'ile, and her Tor
,.,s have welded 10 none boz the world l1r TIE
abundance and goodness Of their timber --
Even now her rycrs seui cot salmon ant
lumber for the usc OF every part Of the na'
tion. Aiaysry early period IN the history
Il our country, settlers began TO push up her
hsauufal ryers, and drop down siu-ly' OF m
small groups. as they liked She Mas a wild
province Of Massachusetts, then, and her
population. graphing with all the hardsh'P'
Of the wilderness. and ot her severe climate
was very sparse Far up The enchanting
Kennsbec, at avery early day, were Two fam
,Tnss. who had emigra,ed from the same neigh
6orhood, and Who had long been faithful
fnerJs. Old MI Red6eld lived ia a comfort
able. bu, IN no way imposing log house OF
the bank Of the ri,er He was kind-heart
cd. benevolent man. never believing the work
TO be wicked enough TO cheat him. 'housl
almos, every week taught him the oPPos''
doctnne. lie labored hard, Vas a go"d nus
band and father, a warn-hear,ed and humol
Christian, aud loving all men much, but hi
God more. He honestly earned property
but could never make II stick To hls fingers
Nh, wife was a nobls-hear.d woman, Nh
had relinquished brighter Prospec's that sh
might be happy win the man OF her choice
And she had been happy One BY one 'he'
children had been carried to the little oren
Inc IN the forest which they had Cleared fOr
buryinr-plac Il was the first clearing d
had made, after reaching their new homo
the briars and wild weeds we're not Above
70 grow there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-20
poHp0V,
ITr,m the Chr,,,isn lnguiyrl
TIE SPIRITS ARE RAPPING.


The spirits ar. arTisg. the sPiu,s are rarp'Dg.
Bot pa, oa the tahL,, and NJ, on the h'or;
Ua,d .p,rit. and lsd one, arr tarp,as ,ri sppins
Of ever, heart the, arr tgias The dnor.
Th-rr'. che .p,rt of ,u,y. ,h. sp,nt o. malice.
The .p,r,t 4 lnsnun-.., ,hs ,maIi-., auJ worst
The .p,u, ~ prob, With bi. ,,.'sg 'uaa',d,
Fuiius ur rwr,, hrad' until ryad, % lar''.
q, % tA,r, ary .p,-ir, Gc'a beayra de'ornd,l,
Who sld'y home ,n s.,h t-..o'u vuu.i ya,a,
l., ,aw h,or, ,u,a;, with ,ha.s b, la harmony
ts7isj.
Aui hl,s ore, 60 enter ,h,ll 'uuss's ia yaIa.
Thsry'. the span, Of is,y' .al ,he .p',' tsa",
T~,a .,t-r.. that urycr sgrs sanirr,d apau,
To gl,IJsu ne void b. ths,r b., aaI th,,r du',
A. gi,, ths.s i~in 'r,rit' pa,, '' ,uar heart,
Thsry'. tbs .pintoishant, beg h4,h trsu ',r,'iu;.
T. enter stern breast, ,ha, make justice their
isau.
a. u.sr,y bee CLAIMS % Neutrality-suspicious.
Al lst pa, ths,r earnest ,a,r,ai,ss D. i.'.
IN, ,r,r, of pear, ard the .r,r,, q s'alas''.
a. yy,, ths other g.,ai .p,r,t. areod,
'Thruga .oue,.rDs. come. with Ihrm ths 'p,r'' q
salrr.s.
q ,ous.. bot With .og,A.rs-it CONES rs ir's-l.
o. D. ne srihrarsJ b, ih- ,p,lit ~ pis,"ur.
SO ruia ,aI u,ada-.. ct, Hrk ,a th.'' tp,s,
Uut v-,s,u., ~ sr,r, 90 ~ o., "a ,reaair',
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-20
lFus ,b- R,,hmrpl w.
UNION FOREVER

ru..h tsr is1l that vugH trsugy
The tfurl . 6ur srss'
P,u.h th- sa,i that tape. o. by
l1if, consuming 6rss'
IL 90 ih- ur8s,sr D. iargot
Wbr lFg, o. Hght tar a1ur.
Bls rur.s hem ~ith a ta.trr' Dc,
An With /. tataf', nams'
Om EiliiBs hap-, rvfu's % dis,
Or t1usrias ilIvaIks siaal.
AaI rrr~d un's ta,alrr .t,Il ao.i' b.sh
p'-rz q united larI'
Tha .f4f,tt.t r.u lIs aIurs lbs
Va, cease avhri- f1 shine,
Dot trcrbls NOT The am tast hoiI.
Tas a,-.,pF, b, ar,rus.
WIKI ths dark rassn b,,iss lc'r-ir
Al su.l our i.ar r.1s~s,
TIE n.hi- rlsi,, hrgh en- sIr,
Ilis 1auari ~, pursuss.
ils lr-si. oat there the tsmp~'y'. wrath,
Thaush aIl it, ihuojrr, r0l.,
Bui .aar. shove the tempest path.
ElulIug 90 ths goal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-20
TIE POOR MAN TO HIS SON.
nv ILIzA COOK

woEE. work, my boy. L. not aGsid.
Look hbor boldl, IN the face;
Take up the hlmmar o. the 'rade.
And blush not So your humble place.
Hold up ,Our ~. IN honest pride.
Though rough and .warth your hands may b..
Sueh hand. are sap-ysins that provide
The hf blood of the Nation's free.
Ther,'' honor In the ioiling Part.
That Co... u. Ia the furowed 6sds;
IL stamps a crost upon the heart
Worth more than all your qUartsrsd shi,ld'.
wo'k, woIs, my 500, asI mufmur not.
The fi.Ian rib l~tIayi no shame;
The grim Il farge-soot lc,Vc. no bot.
And hior gil!. the means,, name.
inI man is ns,sr hall - best
A. whsn III, lu'y day - .peu,.
So a. 10 make his c'sHing rcst
A holiday of glad eoni,ut.
God .uui thee H., Ju, reward,
a gusItoa poI10u .,ir snd JaI,
And then ne'er ihink ih, .tatioa hard.
Bot voik, ~, Loy. vork, hoTs, and trust.
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-. ~'..s.V l-'GiIJIrsI,
rvHLisHID IvEEr TEIpsN soEsISG ~
GEORGE L. MELIEN & co.

TtHvs -Oue doIlsr aaA 6fy cents IN adyancs
ore dollar and ssvrpi,-fy rsutE Sthig ~ u,saihs
ivo iuIt,Ss a. thr cpd II tn ycar. To ShIrh hit'
rcats vil ~ sldci Sc ever ycsr ~ ~h'ch Is',"cn
J. dsayrd.
AnvTHrtxrNNNrs iuserts,l 80 tsasunalAr terms
thr prortirt,r. MT i-sg srcouutalls - sfN err"i
b-,asi ~ sr,Dsui charged inr The ssset''sc"'sli
- raVurui 81 ~ sdv-tt'-su'suts - held b. L.
a.. turn he date Il the 6rst insrTtion.
NV rAtNNE, No. :, Conyrrss -, loves
,he naI, ADVERTISE OtCr,) lasinn, - "sr Agrn'
&c rrcrivins srl~crirtHus asd Advertisements bl
,hr cities II Bn.ton, New Noik, rhihdylphia, and
Rahimore.
Roak and job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
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redeemed noble fellow from captivity, aud
you found that he not ouly made grca, and
good man, bula good husband, as You did
lcNntcd and noble wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-20
The blacksmiih.
Az INCIDENT At THE BATTLE or
BRANByWINE

Az INCIDENT At THE BATTLE OF
BRANDYwINE.
Tho hero Of lhc following thrilling story
was a stout utbllchsmiI,-ay, m humble black.
smith, but his stout frame hardened by toll.
thrDbbsI with as generous an impulse II free.
dom o, ever beat In thc bosom Of lafayette,
or ,broJbsd around the heart Of mad Anthony
WAYNE.
ltwas ~ the fll tide Of the retreat. that
follower of the American camp, who had a,
least ,houidcrod a cart whip ln his eouutry's
service, was driving baggage wagon from
the battle GoIj, while some distance behind
boiy of Conuncn,als were rushing forward
with a troop Of British in close pursuit
The wagon had arrived at a narrow point
10 the byc road leading to the South. where
tNo high b1uls ofrocks and cracs arising on
clher side, afforded just space sufficient for
the passage ofhs wagon AMI not an inch more.
liz eye was arrested By the sigh, Of ,tou;
muscular mon, some fory years Of age oatsn.
jrd At ,.e f,o, 81 ,rcc M the very opening Of
r.rs pass. IIe vas clad 100 ID, coare auiro
,f. mc,..,,c Ir.c,,,L,5L.,, c-,,..,i,
,rJ v,b,r, ,h,,, ,l,.,,, roTl,5 49, C., 49,,
muscular am, he lay extended on ii, turf,
With his rGs IA hi5 grasp, Wills, the blood
strcimed in a torrent from his rrh, leg, bro
ken at TIC kg,r by a cannon ball.
III. v.,,,-,,., ,,r,,,,l,c. y.,o ,,,,.,,5
b, ,Lc ,,rb,-b. would has. ,,,,,J j., -.
very irs,,r,c,ti,r,,I., and ul,,.s tho ,onr.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-20

Az ENLlGHrENED FLocK.-lt is related OF
worthy divine, whose field OF labor was
situated not 100 miles from Salem, that he
preached politics to his congregation Tor such
length Of tine that even the Oldes, members
iorgo, all about the gospel, and fell Into pro-
found ignorance with regard To crccds, forms
Of worship and church regulations. Ai'er
the clergyman's death, the elders OF hls lock
wen, 10 consult celebrated divine about OBJ
tanning a successor
"what is your crccd1" asked the divine.
"Our crecdi"
YES, your principles; what are they"
"Oh, We are all wings but two"
81 mean what is your platform, your
church,"
"Oh" exclaimed one, "that is principally
oak ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-20

1t is always safe to learn, even from an en-
emy; but it is unsafe to attempt to teach, even
a iriend.-LaoOH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-22
MARIE D,

Ia this county, on the 9th inst, by Thomas
Long, esq, Mr.. Jous Dopsos to Miss MAxrnA
ANDREWS,
In Person county, on Sunday morning last, by
Rev. Alexander Wilson, D. D., Dr. RAISrr G.
BArSrs, Of Caswell, to Mrs. ELIzABETH G. Con-
DoS.
In Wilmington, on Monday evening the 18th
instant, by ale Rev. DR.. Drane, Col. CASTOR
MANS to Miss KlrK DouerAss. daughter Of
DR.. A. J. DeRosset, jr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-22
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
lReported Tor the Intelligencer.l

- REPORTED tor the intelilgencer.1
Friday, May IA, 1850.
TnsAcco-The article continues quite
active, II impro, ing prices. The advance
during SI.e week is from 25 a SO cents per
100 ibs.; Lugs Z a %; Shipping and Stem.
ming Leaf. @ a $40; Manufacturing 8 a
SIS; considerable quantity is selling at
10 a $I2.
COTTON lots have been sold
during the week al izic. Holders are firm,
and some parcels are held at i3c. Prices
are tending upward.
FLouR.-'rhe demand is good al 81 a
a est for Super6ne-lhe stock light. Fa
mily ct "a.
WHEAr.-None arriving. Red would
bring 80 100 cts; white 100 a IO7 cts.
CoRN-In active demand al go cts.
We note sales Of small parcels at 62c.
The receipts are barely equal 10 The sup.
ply Of the city.
PEAS ANo BEASs.-We hear Of no sales
-none coming 10 market. Peas would
bring Coo. Beans 80 80.
BAcoN.-There is better demand for
Va. cured Bacon; hog round, O. &C.;
Hams SIC.
LARD-Is in good demand al "a cts.
Cor bbls., Il cts. for kegs.
HERRISos--0nly 4 or 500 barrels new
Herring have gel been received This sea.
son. which were sold on arrival al s6a.
The retail price is 81 81. New Shad
%.