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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-06-20

Fo,ty Pile are in Boz
and sold at twenty-five Gents Box, with direc-
tions and much wholesome advice accompanying
each box.
They have no tastE nor unpleasant SMELL
free from dust or powder Of any kind-do not
grippe the Stomach or howels,-prcduce no sick
ness, vomiting or bad feelings--they are good at
all times, and adapted 10 most diseases common to
mankind No one having once taking them will
be willing afterwards to take any others, because
:Ac, always do good. and If they do moi then no
o,hcrs will
DR., NJ B, Leidy, the Proprietor : Manufacturer,
is a regular Druggist, Chemist and Physician, Of
fifteen years experience in Phadelphia; member
of different Medical Institutions of Philadelphia
New York, Boston, Baltimore, de-. and associate
and CORRESPONDING member Of several Medical In
sttutions of London and Paris-hence the rea-
son of the greater confidence placed in his pills,
and there being recommended in the practice of
most respectable physicians throughout the Uni
ted States.
Principal Depot, On. LEIDr's DIsPESsAnr,
No. ia North Foui,h Street, Philadelphil. and
sold wholesale and retail by
J. R. Meyer & F.. P. Lutz, Bloomsburg; DR..
A. B. Wilson, Berwick; Peter Ent
Light Street; M. G. Shoemaker, Buckhorn !;
J. A. Moore, Danville; Ricketts, & Stewart,
Orangeville; John Schmick, Cattawissa A.
Levers, Washmgtonville; ]. NJ Sheldon, Jer-
seytown; ]. F. Derr, Whitehall; Us. Woods,
Columbus; Brown & Greasy, Mifflinsburg ;
E. Werlman, Rhorsburg, and by Storekeepers
generally. 49-1y
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BLANKS!!

SUMMONS, 'lT12l
EXECUTIONS, siHE
SUBPENAS, and aal a
JUDGMENT NOTES., OF
proper and desirable forms, for sale at the :.
office the "Star Of the North"
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BEWAREloF COUNrERFEITS.

& BEWAREOF C0UNTERFEITS.
This medicine has attained that high char
,acter which is necessary for all medicines to
attain TO induce counterfeiiers to put forth
spurious article at the risk of the lives of
those who are iunocently deceived.
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Boots and Shoes.

E5~ Encourage your oaon Mechanics, and you
encourage Yourselves. 81
The subscriber would inform his friends
and the public, that he has on hand, and
makes 10 order all kinds of BOOTS AND
SHOES, at the following low prices
Mems fine calf or morocco boots, $4a4 so
do kip or COW hide, 3 35
do calf shoes = 2 90
do COW hide l rs
do miners, nailed, 2a2 so
Ladies' CATERS, 2a2 25
I" Lace boots, / SO
" Thick soled slippers, 1a1 81
" Pump soled, 90
Excelsiors, / %
Boys, youths and children's shoes in pro-
portion. He manufactures his work of the
best of stock, and warrants it to wear and
he is determined TO sell it as low as others
can their Yankee or city work. Call and
see for yourselves. shop on Main ST., next
door below Hartman's Store.
WARREN RUSSELL.
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HIuffs

A new lot Just received and for sale chear
~ GEORGE WEAVER.
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TIE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS.
Because they are safer, helter and more efiicscl-
ous than any others, and berause the public will
take no others If they can obtain them.
100000 BOXES
have been sold annually for the last five years.
Young and old. male and female, can always
take them with equal safety. without fear.
IF PILLS DE NECESSARY
for pursng and cleansing the stomach and bow
els, and purifying the blood aud fluids of the bo.
dy take no ohers-for no other pills produce those
combined effects, or contain sarsaparllla In them.
Eat, Drink, and Live as Usual,
and pursue your usual occupa ion whilst taking
them, without fear of taking cold during oil kinds
Of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
are wagered that more genuine certificates from
clergymen; Members of Congress and
cIiizensl can be producad OF their ct
fcacy than of any others, and
Ten Dollars
will be forfeited IN every instance where ONE Box
will not do mole good than two boxes of any 0.
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Yours respectfully,
AB'M. c. SCHENCK.

Salem, NJ, May 10, 1847.
DR.. s. A. Pearson, Sii-Hssing tried yoni
'Embrocatlon' for horses, have found it the best
remedy that have ever seen tried for the cures
that il is recommended to perform. 1t cures gals
with the least possible delay that ii could be done.
would cheelfully recommend it to oil stablekce-
peers and owners of horses:
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DoylestoWH, May ~, 1878.
DIR. Pearson, Sir-Having used your "Embro-
cation for Horses" several occasions with great
success, do mos. fully recommend it as an in
valuable preparation for sprains bruises, cuts and
in short almost any of the ills that horse flesh is
heir 10. Yours, &C.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-04

io0O
shooting " Msieks- The Rsgsing Raiiroad-7he Mar

PHILsDE.rsIs, January 3, 1850.
shooting ~ Misieks-Ths Rsgs.ng Raiaroad Mar
kefs &c
Ansihsr shooting affair came on this morniug. sn-
iortuuat,ly the result Of fog fighs, aud misunder
sanding. The facts are briefly these John Ander-
sop respectable sort Of "colorsd pussun," with a
yellowish tDge earns decent livelihood by opening
quo tw,eptg out oilc,s. Among hts many customers,
is Alderman kinney. In Sixth street near Spru 90.
Lorg bsiore daylight. John wa o. the Aldernsn' 3
Cfl.e. cleaning dustDg aud sserping The constable
Of the ward. w Lane. passing ny at the time, aud
seeing light In the once pIsum'd that thieves we're
an ut srd rushed 20 10 make au sfrrt John IN his
ght, hruy believing that the ..ailsnt va one of M.
oid itishds the hloy nrux kil@rt tsk hts heels
sLa ted hard pssfsd hy the constable Finding that
'tc~pe ~ss impossible he turned hort round. drew
revolver and atht ugh the constsbis turned and
90 sight ~ tie pstol John hr.d charge lo1giug In
the lover psit ~ air Lanes hack The ~ound IL not
cohsldffed cafgsruuS MIR Lane gith great magnau-
unity does not deire TO have Anderson proecutsd as
NJ t'es the whole affair sss the result of cheer nis
"a dsrstaudiug
uudsrttapd thst come s7o06O0 Of the 81 so 600
h'egirg hsiiross Bonds due have been exchanged
90 ne le1V bonds- other parties holding AN equally
afr~ amount Of bonds have fent.d 70 the extern
siou ess for hy The G sIauy
So martea charAe g. notice 10 every thing
guict ICur 20. shirm nt gCod traud, hld AZ s. re
feur Aud ctrn real oal Of sale a. peypus rsfss
81 for priue whe Jcrn 10 sad u ae'iys demaad
ytow BE 10 fHc, ana od at c Pens yvtnis oats
Tie naract - rather sher tdaJ tie street ratss
fos trst tars rsrr rarEns from ~ 20 yer oea ssiond
sisss. rho following the Gales a ths
ptsaT TeSrS- $50 u s. Co. 81 ms az share, ssohs'es
Bart ~ "a rsnnp ytnia Railroad, " ~ Resdiag l,il
Sh Nsvsaon Gs os sgt ~ shares Peunsi lvaBs Nsii-
,c,a 90 20 s.'s,.r Esilr,sd IS; sl,g city Sc Ioh y
retty e., hlMU do a.. n ". - nwl
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wAsH'soros, December 4, ,s.S

D'0"noer ~ 1sl1
TIL Prrcsscfrrs y the hVhse and . g, r.. .
80. Ia ~. % '''a', Nv wv
position y 80 6suse Coamiffess-Tae Prepecfs o.
"A, .ssMfHs,fraf,oa- Misesfiryee,,s .gen,rs
IT. L., a. =, - - -. ,---. - ,
'an' Wy oi '"e "'N S's'f P'sees ufOn reo"to
some further prelminares 20 the portant proceed
inss for which this session Of Congr ess is 10 be dis
frvui.hsd
1he Nhtouft resousions. upon which, there h an
afmisilce viftualy sNistfrr betue.p MIR Benton and
M c.,bouc r.,. p,, ,,,,au,o, =, a. g.. an 90 A.
" 'e ''"~
:. sxTeotd probably hscaufe hir. Benton vas not
resax n let oa bis thupfsr IA. ala th., N. Aarxe,
,.-s. -, A.. ,.,,., - - -, 80,
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nroaAIyn CITY News

Ssw TeAR's DAr a he snniverary q the first of the
New hesr psssed very spiritedy in Br'oklyu though
al the tame time very quietly Hi. Hsnor Msyr cop-
land received several hundred visers a. h- ifse IN
the city bah who called to pay the compliments of be
season The people we're very erd-fiy cDnsideHng the
dsy, sud there but fes arst- made, not exceed
los thuse 81 any other ordinsry tine.
Tss NEwLy ELsCrfD OFfuENs.-Mr A Hodges
entered upon the duties VI the ofAse OF Sheriff yss
tsrdsy tt,s d. Van voerhiss, Esq Who retr-s sith
hcuor. MIR y B Strytsr also informed dr hicks, the
late tounty cieik, In Q very pore mssner thst the
tune hso arrived TO give AZ fhe ssys,n shioh Mr.
Hicks did In . very geBtlsmsrly way Mr. stryker
fret commenced his good vork by Swearing In dr
Jesse q Smith sufrceats sho appointed 10 oil
the vacancy occssoned by e eiec Too aod cOnsequeot
retienatou ot air Hodges "a sheriff Tue late incgm.
benis ~ vet, o. the yressat ones deserve the wsll-
witkes Of all
WrrEtv hsroEr DfAtHs The report of the
health physician for the geek snding D-cembsr 40
1913, shows the total bill of mortaty 90 b. - ~
these shere we're bronchitis, A. cursum ytioB s. GU.
vultious n congestion of brain congestion n lungs
dlupsy 1, eyppelss ~ scarlet fever. A. wh9Opina
cough 2, inflammation Il brain \ ofiuugs az throat
marssmus, tstspns. Of these H. sefa mates
and ia emsier ten Of Thea being adults aud sixt@e-
cuidren total, 20. Ib- number ot iat.rmeuts IA
Orsbwcod and other Brfokiyn grounds tom Nss
orb aud other places sat tOssi.-g7
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AR. = lhs Recorder presided A number ~ smsl
hihs ter sdverhsiHe sc, we're ordered y. paid va
no.s p"ulcn. Tor tshsf from taxes prgsentej.
aud rsoution spproprs,inv the .ow a $40 tnr rs
pAnng ths rooms m the cry Hail occupied by the
sheH, vas adopted There being no further husinsss
o'clsek ~N"i ~ y
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The y hisste BRANDY vine, t4p CON stsrer ssd
ao.p ol var ~ Loui', CAV apt Cook, we're st
The Y. 3 sl0cp a vsr Nsndslia tl0) Cant t3s,l,sy
s4ted nom Rio Jsnero for tAe Pscnc ON the latb AZ
N' Y" WV wv" "
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SNIEHso~tkr IssrItUri0s y estertay being the day
appointed for tie meeting ~ the hsxrnts OF the
Snt hsorsn usdtutoB the board eesemnief At twelve
O'Clock o. the fnstitUu-u Building Present. Hon.
Miilsfd fillmore chancellor h0p JsHsrsOn Dssis
lion. Jsnies M. Mason lion "A W hiiliard Hon.
Efohard Eush. General ~ Tottsn and W W See
ton 1he Secretary Professor Henry msas, pro fgr@s
report ~ the operstons Of the insntos during toe
Iast yer.
Nh, s.aion from tks Executive Committee, made.
IN nke mAnrsr report of the disbursements of the
institution curing the past yesr The state VI the unds
and n hscal plsn for the ensuing year
General Iotten from the tutlding COMMITTEES, re-
torteo in lac msnner the progress OF the bulltisg
the rrccssdings Of toe COMMITTEES In regard TO the
buildiurs and grounde during TIE past year
Ttsfr bsing vacancies D. the board. which we're
Iected "a b. hed In the course Of fee days tha
b. ard trarsaotsd no further business thsn o. 40
through the edfce and sxaune IT, progr.ss srrsugs
usnts sc nnd then sdiourpea 20 Fnasy, the llth
inst- hoaynai fss,Afg g-rcer, ysn. 3.
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Gen Jsmes sbislds, isst seek paid . visit 10 Hon
James Buchsnss st " MbeAtlsnd, near Lancaster r..
hon =. fstteton Eco, ID g Earraeu,, sN.
Wttbirgtop Ciiy
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onesr FOr.hay knowing them to be suspicious cha

Officer Forsbay, knowing them to be suspicious cha
racters took them into custody
a Dishonest SerrGnt Officer McCarten. of the Sixth
ward police arrested, yesterday, Mary johnson,
want In the employ Of Mr.. II. s. Carpenter, No
Mulberry street charge OF having stolen 500 In
bank bills, the property OF Mr. Carpenter On the
rett Of the prisoner the officer found In her possession
the stolen money Justice Mountfort committed the
accused to prison for trial
.8rreH Suspicion Officer Stephens OF the lower
police, arrested yesterday young by the Of
James Wilson, alias Billy Barlow having in his posses
zion silver escapement watch. two gold vest chains.
and two gold finger rings. In consequence Of Billy
being locked upep with Suspicious eye the Off
considered the articles to be- stolen property Owners
ere wanted Apply to MIR. Stewart, Clerk Of Police
~esult.
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Thsnessags of Gov Thomas d.hvsrei % ths Le-
gf1ature Of Maryland the let instant an1 s VIII
wrttsn end shs documeni. the bnsaci.l soniFion
ct the state = lar better han could have been asfic
pated and the Governor thinks that thirteen years
vii he sufficient 70 entirely relieve toe state from the
b. raau uf her aebt correct and fui statement %
IN e. uditon ~ the internal n the state
viii b. found uHder the proper head. Upon the
subject ~ the federal relations bet~eeu the North
OF the Legislatures Of tue states AZ virginia.
s nth Carolina Florida. Missouri, New Hamp nre
srd Vermont IN relation 70 the suej~ct ~ sia
very in the territories 0f to- ni;ed states are
herewith rapscitt.d aud viii be found TO present
the tue tssues between the Northern and southern
sucnn Ct the ni0n upon that dsDEsrOus aud thtsat
"a question 30 q mauber that cannot fail % con.
~. "a ftlfto your most 81 htfu confederation suit
10 elicit solemn declaration Of the policy which
IA, land uit feel bound % adopt thouii choice u
IA stves b. precirtstsd upon her. The dark ana
s.s,,, .tirit a abotic nism which has hitherto
st.sA 20 fesruy, ~ slisuste. the sdecious % the
sor, - these states 90 disturb The harmony aod g.
s,asrw., the yermsgtBce q tbs Union - sii4 pro-
sYs'sIr. t,g mad career uumindfui az the coHpro-
mises Wtish - siiss ef H. adm,oi1i,.s IN "a.
,gi.n ~ -, aies of Justice ana the equal and un-
d.rsble rsht, ~ d the msmurfs o. VIZ c,nie9-rscJ
. . nv nv 1,rs s y sed philanthropy while lnx1ri.
49, t 49, ~ - n ths slave. 10 Nages unceasiug
sBd relsniless wsr'sr cass15srsd mi trs,tsa az
M hssteI M, va e" wicked or dsludsd fana-
tea nm he vsry impuN ~ vhicn caatious for
bsararce too often AFFORDS Al orssni,atloa. Ssso.sI
ibs s,grs =, ths t,mss are strangely deceptive.
not only to appropriate 20 its -. - ~ NJ. ~
property q tho United y a.u,.sn, ~ noIsiPJ ~
dsprying the Southern states of ali ~ " W ~,
ENJOY nj, to dtse ace and degradet s ~ tian
rank with the other Ststes of The UnA ~ glh-th
tuton q the nitsd states tecoanises Nthont limits
a ilB the inslitBou Of dsmsstc slavery Euaht.e ~
-rserce snd vndicstes the risht of ths n-t " the
pcs sessi'n and service of the slaves and esanot he
by ongrsss 10 prohibit tse eugrstsa a th. 7sopie ~
he ssve-huidbs states With their property anA ehoS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-29
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING SLAVES.

PASSED JUNE ZJTH, lSCU.
Re a ordained bg the Conncitof The CITY of Rich
mond, That the cage bell be rung every night at can
die light; and slave may be punished with strip es
any night, after one hour from the time the bell is
rung, he be found in this city, absent from his employ
ers tenement without such written pass, as is herein
after mentioned, by which it may appear that the abb
sence is by the employers permission
2 The pass shall designate the particular place OF
places TO which, the purpose for which, the slave
may go. l. fit designate more places than one, it shall
be good only for a single night If it designate a
single house, to which the slave may go before eleven
o'clock at night, it may be given for a term not ex-
ceedlng month-propided, the assent of the occu-
per OF such house to the slaves staying there be sig
Mined by his signing his name the back OF the pass
II he slave be detained by his employer after eleven
that fact
3. Whenever under this Ordinance, slave is pun
ishabe, the justice by whom the ofencevs tried may
IN his discretion commute the punishment of stripes on
the payment OF fine not exceeding FIVE dollars
and when the punishment is not commued, the number
of stripes shall be the discretion OF such Justice SO as
not 10 exceed thirty nine at one time.
A. This Ordinance shall be in force upon and after
the first day OF July next.
true copy. VIM. P SHEPPARD. C. CIR.
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LATE FROM HAVANA

Inc steamship Isabel, Capt. Rollins, ayed at Char
les'oWh thursday morning, from Hayana, bringing
Gales 10 lhe ~sd July Among the passei on board
the Isabel, we notice the name of our sistingu ished
fellow citizen Gen. CAMPBELL u. S. Colsul at Hava-
ma we are indebted 10 the Charleston Mercury for a
slip containing fall particulars Of the release Of forty
two OF the prisoners captured on board tile briggs Susan
Loud and Georgiana. They were released upon the
conditions that they should not be SET berty in Ha
vana. but be from the country und& surveillance
and with the penalty Of Imprisonment II found within
two years either in Cuba o. Porto Rico. Com Morris
received them upon these conditions. and sent them to
Pensacola in tbs Albany, Capt. Randolph Capt Ben
son Of the lpeorgiaua. twho is by the bye saving
man n Hospitalo his mate Grafton, and Hall
matA e Susan Loud, said to be in danger Of the
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-29

Geo. w. Kendall, of the N. o. picayune. whose
letters from the fields of the Mexican war. were
SO extensively read throughout the United States
was TO leave New York. on Saturday, in the
steamer Atlantic, in company With NJ. A. C. Bul.
lit, recently editor OF the Washing Republic
Mr.. Kendall visits France In order t5supervse the
completion of a great work upon tbe war, which
will be published in folio in the fah 1t will be
ornamented with splendid battle scenes, from
sketches taken on the fields themselves, by Car
Noble an eminent German artist.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-29

NEW YORK MARKETS, Saturday, P. M.
There is no change in Southern Flour. The make
still In favor OF the buyer with sales OF 400 bbs at
1884 50. so for mixed to choice brands.
GRAIN-We have nothing to notice in the Wheat
Market. There is some milling demand but buye Y
and sellers are too wide apart Tor operations.
For Corn there is good Eastern demand, and we
fallen of quite materially, and the enrency OF prices is
upward Yesterday the only cargo of Southern yellow
in market was sold at 65. There was also small
cargo of Jersey white disposed of at 65 cents.
Northern yellow is held at Ga a GAL cents
CorToN-The market for this staple is scarcely SO
firm and the demand has materially fallen off. Yeser-
day only some 400 bales disposed Of.
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on hH hands, i
and he is ultimately,
.ully, compelled to part
gof the increase otnumbers
But to say that it is the
se STAKEHOLDER to breed
mails for a foreign maf4

Sss VT IA OF the increase OF numbers
49, But to say that it is the
ss. - Ssse STAKEHOLDER to breed
nails for foreign mara
sS& 20 be imputed or even
mated BY .sp s y sss,y such reproach*
@epiihets as lords OF til lords Of the planta.
NJ "the slave power al sea money power,,' that
is country is TO be harmonizeu, especially when we
celebrating upon these great measures which are
Essential to lis onward PROCESS and TO its present and
future prosperity. Gl
Mr.. President, it one Of the peculiar circus ances
attending my present position, as remarked on aor-
rner occasion, that ain gen orally called upon town.
dcate the measures proposed in this bill against those
whom we have regarded the friends well as those
who are considered as open ,avowed opponents of the
measure anticipated, the other day, somewhat the
~gunent which beg leave barely to advert to now
!. hink amongst our southern friends two or 'sss
great errors are occasionally committed. The
terpret the constitution according to their iSa
they ngrait their expositias upon it; and withou 4
ening to or giving due weight to the opposite
probation, 10 the conflicting exposition which isl Ii
nestly believed by the opposite interpreters astf
leve on their SIDE they proclaim their own exp
OF the constitution, and cry out "Al we was @s As
constitution" In the comparison and exp ass
opposite opinions, iniallibity is not the lot .sio
man. It belongs only to Him who rules the sestinies
OF the world and for any elton or any set Of gene-
men to rise up and say the Constitution means SO aud
SO, and geho says otherwise violates the constjtu-
toa, nshfsr ntolerapt, and without that mutual
forbearapce and respect which are due to conflicting
opinions, honestly entertainedty all who areequaiy
aiming TO arrive at the truth Now, said the other
day that the Wimot Previso, as proposed tobe enact
ed by the Congress and neorporatedin territorial Bills
was question totally distinct from the insertion Of the
resrctioi 10 a constitution iormedby newly organi-
| zed State. NJ -
the opinion OF the opponents of the bill and the
opinion, too. OF some ofits Unconstitutional It is not
my own opinion-that the constitution coners no au-
thorlty upoa Congress b impose restriction upon the
subject OF slavery in territorial governments Very
well: II Congress has ~ power TO impose such re-
srction and neverthel Is does exercise such power
it is usufpaion, assumption al illegal authority;
it is wrong in any view.ofyhe mStter--s esyvous and
oppressive wrong. Bufwhen Stale whichNi about
to enter into the Unon and which is eljberatng con
corning constitution which is best adapted to promote
her interests and happiness chooses consider whether
she shall admit exclude slavery. and decides to OK
cude can such an exercise of authority on the part OF
the State--a conceded power-be COMPOUNDED with the
unconstitutional exercise of it BY Congress
lTo BE CONCLUDED
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ssltya Seveii seaiien, belonging to tho caifs 81
ses detained as witnesses, would probably b set Al IN
berry alter the trial. n
Before leavngfor Charleston, the American resident
in Havana gave Gen. CAMPBELL. letter expss ssyeo
their confidence in him, and approving his onreous de-
portment as Consul.
\ y HAVANA MARKET, July ga comm uial house in
TINS city has kindly furnished US circt wiring the
ABOVE date, giving full review Of the ma IxJsa r
coninned IN steady demand at the follow y.
Whites, 81 10 rails; fine and choice
nais; Yelows, 81 az rails; superior Y
rails; Browns, 81 ST rails; Cucurac
stock IN first hands small, supple
amount to come forward estimated
small ltbeng evident that the vel
less than was anticipated
eAs MoLAssEs only small d
On several ests
A4 s stHG.iiaa Of life
soSs mounts to IS ana
ses even 40 and SO per CT
apprehended that this lo
ously curtail the sugar
FROM KEY WEST, ii
gder date July 90, from
the steamer Creole CAM
trict Court for trial on pd
defence, not being properly
to defend her, she was conc
dered to be sold by the Marshal after
tice 1t is thought an appeal will
Supreme Court.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-29

FIRE,-There we've two alarms Of fire in the fir st
ward Saturday mig ht The first which occurred be-
tween and 10 O'Clock, believed to have been false
alarm; the second was caused by the ing OF tene-
mentsuated on 18th street, occupied BY Mr.. Brans-
ford II was extnguished before tbs House sustained
material damage.
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JUST RECEIVED BY
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, he Earls Daughter-by Miss Sewell, author of Amy
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