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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
PAINTS, OILS. &c,

DURE White Lead, ground in Oil, sc per key or So
per lbs. equal any in market and warranted
LlNSEED OIL pure and clear, at the hrng price
CHROME and French Yellow, Chrome and Paris Green.
dry and in OLD Vermilons and Venetian Red Spanish
Brown, Eddy's Refined Lamp Black, Red Lead.
LlTHARGE &c., comprising all the different articles in
the Painting line of the best quality and richest colors
VARNiSH-Spiits Turpentine Glass Putty, Brushes of
all kinds.
LAMP OILS-A great variety, viz Pure Sperm, Winter
Whale, Solar and Winter Strained Lard Oil.
PINE OIL-Fresh every week.
OLIVE OIL by the Gallon, in Bottles for Table
CASTOR OIL in any neutrality-suspicious. with full and
fresh assortment of Pure Drugs and Medicines. and all 9TH
er articles usually kept in Wholesale and Retail Drug
Store which will be sold very cheap at the Kcnosha City
Drug Store by n SAWYER.
p s. Alage supply of Rushton, Clarke & Cos. Pare Cod
tuer Oh the and celebrated article for the of
Consumption, much used at present Physicians and
Dealers can be supplied wholesale retail very low
N. SAWYER
CCYTHE sNATus. good article at
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20

NTOTECE. All persons indebted to Doctor w. H
IN farmer please take particular notice that his
have been left with for collection such as
paid forthwith viii be handed Justice of Peace
when costs viii be added. \. SAWYER,
konoShn Nov | lSin.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20

IRA M. WAIT,
Has just opened in the building opDssite The RIM
ais House a grand assortment of
DRY Groceries and Provisions,
such as Tea Coffee, Rice Fish, soap Candles Dried
Fruits, &C. &c. &c. "
Scion Mills Flour. by the barrel or pound
Good Cider Vinegar direct from Ohio Also five coors of
Ohio FeProof PAINT an rrtcle that every person who
puts up building ought to have. Only 81 per hundred
Oats, Corn, Potatoes, &c. &c. bought aud sold n5O
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
NOW STORE, NEW GOODS.

VIE subscribers successors to t. s. Greenwood, have
opened the Store first door Marshall & Phelps
Tin Shop, where may be found general assortment of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware. Stoue
ware, Wooden Ware and Crockery.
WITHOUT STOPPING TO
enumerate we will just say that stock comprises almost
every thing of the useful and substantial kind usually want
ed in our line, and that be undesod by eny
establishment in this city Small profits ready paw we
beeye to be the true secret of success decidedly the
PEST pocy Tor both seller and buyer Our intention do
business ON principles that will stand the test of
as being the best to public favor and condence
VIII anord US pleasure at all times exhibit our goods for
inspection and comparison e ava
general assortment of family supplies constantly on
hand; Flour &c. BENNETT SEITEc;Jx "a
Kenosha, June 10th, 1885,
French and Latin Text Books comprising Telemaone
i Picciola, Corrime, and Racnes Works; Olendorfss
New French method Bolmar and Levizacs French Cram
mar; Meadows, Boyor and Nugent's French Dictionary,
&c Andrews and Stoddards Latin Grammar and Reader
Arnolds First and Second Latin Book Salust Cicero
Ainsworths Dictionary, &C., for sale at y
Kings Book Store.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20

FUFUAIAR SCHOOL E2OOKS.
@anders' Series of Readers and Spellers
" Russell'5 do do do
McGuffeys do do do
Thomsons do Arithmetcs.
Perkins, Adams and Smiths do
Michells Oneys Morse's, Smiths and Parley's Geopra
phes, Wells Smiths, and Pierces Gramnas &c &c for
SAFE at - KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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G o o X > S T O v e So

n e IT y q n y Z z q n M W y Is lA 81
NHEstecne rwoud respectfully 6n sesabhhed bmarr
y, vi nebes kim
MkH m Having
b dbdoe
err great nconcd
lge
ton Or New York;
q pa o NJ prensthe buuu
Thea eStUm
e RIG N L c mad BIZ xsa eatensc
bd pma n New York. In
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20

T NsEED OIL and sp'ts Tmpentine, for sale by
"a STARKWEATHER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
sJMEON KVNC,.

Would inform the public that he enlarged his Mace
OF BUSINESS and will in future offer them better
dations with much larger assortment of
School, sunday school, Juvenile and Mis-.
cei!aneOus BOOKS; also, Blank Books,
or all nds with great variety of such articles as are sll
ally keot in bookstore, which he is anxious to show
his friends, and will sell low any store in Wisconsin
at KINGS BOOKSTORE.
November 16. 1S4q
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20

GARPETS and Floor Oil Cloths, Boots and Shoes of all
~ qualities and sizes by
METCALF, MERRILL & KELLOGG.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
A Host of Physicians,

Pedgng their experience and skill in its
array professions, holding
to the people medicine of and wonderful
and which all classes could rely with
istakeabIe confidence We will here
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20

CCYTHE sNATIs. A good article at
- BALL & ELKINs',
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20

JToRKs, two and three pronged, for sale by
Il BALL & ELKINS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20

Produce, Salt, Water Lime. Coal. &C.,
South Pier and Ware House, Kenosha Wis Liberal cash
advances on Produce Agents for various Transportation
Companies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01
Naval Intelligence.

Commodore Roxall Parker " TO hoist his bread
,snnant on board the United States ship Albany 1T
,Ins out AZ Bosten "a commander ~ the Home squs-
Sron a. the United States steamer Susquehaunah,
Intended for his flag ship on that ststos and nov Mt
sng ont At Phiisdelpha cannot b. ready for ssms
.sme william II. Taylor is to be fret Lieutenant OF
,hs Albany Purssr, p. Fauntieroy
Latter received from onicer board the ffigste
81 Lawrence gives the latest in,eseuce OF her where
,bouts 80 The United States frigate 81. Lavrenoe,
'.ntsn pauldlns left her anchorage In tine Weser on
- IA Instant and the peht Of the bth encountered
.e~avv asle which lasted two days On the lOth she
-rss al bsschy Head, running through the snslsh
,h....t home yard bound, With ten knot breeze"
orS.rs have been received Al the Navy Yard
~ x.move the engine from the stesmship rulton,
hish has been laid for yesrs and 70 take her
nto dry dock for examination. IL " possible shs
nj Be rebuilt. - -. =, A.. 49,
- on.~,-stown has received orders from the Score
sry o. she Navy, 20 charge the destinsticn os IN,
-tssts ~ Lswrenos 20 Nev York upon hsr sl,,,s'
gsas. ro~t Ths 81 Lawrence has been cruising
rssr vsrio~s Buropssn ports fer tvo years % more
Rssfsn Tre~st~.
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rs.m. by Way OF Baltimore.

REV sUaAR-DuuNoNIsTs ELECTED TO CONGRESS-
SENATOR PooTK AND GOV. oUITMAN ON THE COM
B.LrrMoRr, Oct 81, 1850.
The New Orleans papers Of the 2ith say that the
pew orop of sugar Is csmins In rapidly, The bark
Rose standish, cleared thence on the 22d, for New
York with a cargo OF sugar, being the hrst ship
mentlfor the North this season. -
Senator Fosts addressing the people of Mississippi
I'm favor Of the oompromse, and Is replied 10 oy
Governor Quitman.
The Chsriestou Sow says that Akin. the successful
,andidste &C Congress from the Charleston disuicth
~ great disu nionist - Rhett. a.,
ussna motior 10 adjourn TIL The 9Th Of January,
,ss1, 70 await the census returns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01

The Fugitive slav. Law Excitement.

THE PRESIDENTS CoURsE-CoNTEAIPLATKD RxPEDI-
TON AFTER FUoITIvEs-THE DEPARTURE or THE
SLAVE OWNERS FROM BoSToN-rHE INCEPTION
OF THOMPSON, THE ENGLISH AsoLI ZIONIST, BIZ
THE NEGR oES-RUNAwAYs IN CANADA, ETC.
wAsHiSsros, Oct 20, 1850.
President Fillmore has announced his determination
to enforce the Fugitive Slave law let the consequences
be what they may; and, necessary he will protect
the United States Msrshsls In the discharge OF their
duty by calling to their aid the force Of the
BALTIMORE. Oct 81, 1850.
number OF Baltmorsans ere engaged In the pre-
yaraton of documents for the purpose Of proceeding
to Philadelphia New York, Boston, and other cities,
Bosroy, Oct 81, 1850.
A constable proceeded to the United States Hotel
this morning. armed with warrant, for the arrest OF
Hughes and knight on q criminal charge Of attempt
ing TO kidnap Crafts and his wife With orders to take
them before the police court The Of the hotel
assured the ocer that they left for home yesterday
afternoon
the coored % ople and other abotionists in Faneui
Hall This Thompson met with very different rec.p-
sion in 1884 or 5 from the white population OF TINS
city. - n, o, ,s.o
A number of fugitive slaves arrived here aud al
rroonto Yesterday. IL Is estimat that nearly one
thousand have reached Canada since the commence-
the interior where they intend abiding There APP
oears TO be less sympathy shown for them than Tor
merly and many actually In vaHt OF the neces-
sarfea Of life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01
aMEpIcAys ISrARis

Monk INDIA, OuTRAeEs IN TExAs.-The Victo-
ria dorofafe, of the 7th ult, says The Indians
have again been down IN the lower settlement
committing all manner Of outrages. This time they
came within twenty miles Of Victoria, and after
stealing horses, and committing an outrage upoa
a female too shocking and horrible TO contemplate,
much less det cribe they succeeded in getting OIL
with their plumber without molestaton or harm.
On Tuesday afternoon, the LIST instant, they
came within two miles Of the dwelling OF
German, by the name Of Thomas, living, about
eight miles from Lamar, and captured two
q his Daughters, who had gone out for the pur..
pose Of driving up cattle. One they succeeded
In carrying off The other, about fifteen years
Of eye, having suffered severely from their bru-
tai and shocking outrsges, was len In a state
too awful TO describe, much laceraied and bruis-
ed. She was found the next morning by Mr..
Fox, who was out hunting cattle, who carried her
10 the nearest house, where she was kindly taken
care of. After these savages (about eighteen IN
number) had satisfied their sensual appetite, al
most 20 the final destruction OF the unfortunate
female, they proceeded TO the residence OF Mr..
Perry on the San Antonio river, from whom they
stole three horsee. They then paid visit to Tom
Connsr's ranch, where they stole ninety head OF
horses, the property OF Mr. Welder. This n the
third time that this gentleman has been robbed OF
his animals, by the Indians, in less than two
years
On Saturday lset a dead body was found above the
city, near the head Of the river. lie was recog-
nized as a Prussisn who bad been In Col. John
ston's corps az surveyors. He had been on Friday
evening to the camp Of the Mexican boundary
Commission, seeking employ ment. When found
IL was supposed that he had been dead for twenty
four hours. A load Of buckshot had been dis
charged into his shoulders, head and neck. which
appeared 10 have occssioned his death immedi,
ately. Who was the perpetrator OF this foul deed
has not as yet been sscertained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01
ghc Opposition TO Horace Mann.

BOSTON, Oct 81 Ib5V.
The WING Convention Of the Eighth District founded
their rejection Of Horace Mann on the ground ths
ne Ia not the man for the times that they wish to get
the Fugitive Slave bill altered repealed and that
Mr. MAINS cour,e has been 20 rabid, he would exer
siss but little influence in Congress There we're some
sisssntents to this address, but It was passed The
whg papers all accede to the nomination of Mr.. VALLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01
Partial Opening of Canal Navigation.

Boats commenced going West this afternoon, but it
viii take TIL Friday night or Saturday before they will
III ret auaV The water IL so lov that the canal will
soen be perfectly blockaded by boats The string OF
coats wet Of the break IL fifteen miles long aud the
mumber est mated at SO There Ia a crowd at Frank
fort and n a. Rt Increasing by arrivals from the east
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01

TuR FonEIer BANK EoTx Law IN PEyssyL-
vArIA-Oa Tuesday, q suit wss brought before
Aldermen Erety, Of the Northern Liberties, for
visitation Of the late act Of the Legislature, which
prohibits under the penalty Of twentyfi dollars,
The passing Of notes Of less denomination than
five dollars, Issued by banks out Of the State:
Judgment was given against the defendant, and
The smount Of the penalty has since been paid.
This IL the ret case Of the kind that has been sd
indicated in eur city and county --Phiio. Ledger,
Drf Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01

CIScrSSsrTI, october 81, 1850.
RAYMOND Montesquiou has been Pardoned BY the
Governor Of Missouri on the grou nd that he took no
mart In the homicide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01

Posr Orrrcx OPERATIONS The Postmaster
General has established the following Post Offices,
for the week ending October ~, 1850 ;-Dugway,
Oswsro county, N. Y, John b. kellogg, Postmas-
ter; Mamak atinp, Sullivan county, n. Z William
Jordan; Pstckip, Erie county, N. ", George
Brindicy; Msrtinsville, Niagara county, N. y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01
Delay OF m ais.

BALTIMORE, Oct OIL. 1901.
The cars from WASHINGTON. this morning, we're DC
eained until ten o'clock by the burrting OF nue
che locomotive. The mall consequently, JAILED 10
connect eastward. No serious damage was sustained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01

The arspd Jury at Manchester N. III, refused TO
And an ipdict msnt against the Wsntworths for the
murder Of rsrkn, and thsy we're discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01
Fatal Powder MIL Explosion

The Powder NM Of Jones Sweet, Of Camden, Maine,
blew up on wednesday, at noon, killing three men
who were known 20 be In st the time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01
Th.nhsqtv,ng Day In Mary land.

EALTINUHtf VVt I51V'
The Governor Of MARYLAND hss issued . proclsma-
ION setti.s Aads the 2sth November for rhankssiv-
Dee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01

NUNDh, n. f.-The folio wing returns from the
Assistant Marshal, show the ntire population Of
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


BosroS, October 81 1850.
The following news from Europe by the Canada, Ii
ssns day later than hitherto published -
Adviees from Paris Of Friday, the 18th inst confirm
the statement that the meeting OF the Parliamentary
COMMITTEES tranquil ami unimportant. The lsgi-
tmist journals however, persist in their opposition
to the prolongation OF the Presidents power.
Accounts from Hamburg the 18th inst, state that
Trederichstadt 10 heap Of ruins and deserted by all
the Inhabitants.
Accounts from Vienna OF thu 18th inst ssy.-Prince
Sohwarzenburg continues to carry his warlike de-
monstr atoms All the substerns and soldiers Of the
Bohemian army that were farlough have been sud
denly recalled. The Austrian Ambassador In Con-
santinope has renewed his respecting
the Hungarian refugees and insists that Austria has
right to demand their being delivered up. It is said
that the Porte will shelter them longer, but give
them their passports.
Attempt mt Bank Robbery-One OF tho Rob-
bers Shot Dead.
BosIoN, October 81, 1880
At two O'Clock this morning attempt made
20 break into the Village Bank North Danvers, Mass.
The robbers began the attempt to burst the door in
when the Waterman OF the bank, named Aaron Bate.
man, called upon them to desist which they refused
TO do. He then fred gun loadsd with ball, hitting
enc OF them in the side who staggered q few PAGES
md fell dead he proved to be John G. Page,
father. who lived In the nearest building to the
bank, was aroused by the nois. Of the gun, and,
coming out, stumbled over his dead sons body. IL
appears that the bank directors have had warning
that an attempt would be made to rob the bank and
have had Waterman there fer week past which fact
was generally unknown. The three companions of
the deceased supposed to have been regular rob-
bers and to have drawn Page, who Of rather bad
habits into the attempt. They all escaped In
rage they had with them.
Diplomatic Items from Washington, &c.
WAsHINeror, October 81, 1850,
Samuel g. Goodrich, 1t is Supposed will be the
eessor of the Hon. MT Walsh, Consul at Paris who
has been removed
Mr.. Clemson, eur Charge to Belgium, having ex-
pressed desire to return home, will, NEST likely, be
sue ceeded by the Hon Richard Baysrd, of Delaware.
Serious charges said to have been preferred
against A. Il Corwine American Consul.at Panama, In
consequence Of which he will be removed
Mr.. Thomp son, Of Indiana, having declined the Re-
sorderrhip of the General Land 0ce IL will probably
De rendered to Mr.. 0Neil, of the same State.
Mr. Healy of Boston, ar Mr. Benja min OF New Or
leans, both decline the California judgeships.
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Died

On the 5th inst after six months lingering con-
sumption, JANE RicnIER, wife OF Robert Richter aged
u years
The relatives and friends Of the family alss Palm
Tent No. T. u. ID. r.; also Union Encsmpment, No.
i, d. Of also Union Lodge, No. 2, O. ofo.F,
and Der Deutehe Bruder yerein respectfully in
yited to attend her funeral from her residence 27T
Sixth avenue, without any further invitation, sa-
turdsy, Sept. 7, Mt halt past o'clock.
ON Thursday morning, Sept 5th, OF dysentery, VIII
ram Il infant son Of Isaac IL. and Emily s. Smith,
aged 10 months.
The friends and aequa intanees Of the family are
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence of
his father, 3, Cranberry street, BrOOkyn, on Friday
ON Tuesday, sept sd. TuoM.s F,rLs Ko.rsR, SON Of
BernsidR and Hannah Koster, aged 6years, smonths,
and - days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral this friday
Afternoon at so'elock, from No. 1885, south Fourth
street, Williamsburg
Buffalo papers please copy.
on Thursday morning, sept. 5th, 1850, after a
long and painful Illness WILLIAM ASGBviNE, In the
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend hi funeral this friday morn
ing, 9th inst at o'clock, from his late resi-
dence No 81 Nsndam street, without further invita-
ton
on wednesday, the 9TH inst by fall from the roof
Of The Atlantic steamship Company, PErEE .wAIosr,
tin smith, aged about Al years
The funeral viii take place this Friday) afternoon
one door south OF Thirty sixth street, without fur
thor invitation.
Montreal TSsase,ipf please copy
ON the 9th inst, AITEED N. ASsory aged % years
and months.
The relatives and friends 81 the family are respect
fully invited 20 attend his funeral this (Frday) alter
loon, Of o'clock, from his late residence, No l39
Greene street, without further invitation
On Thursday sept sta Of dyssutery MaEY ELrr..
nyru, daughter Of Warm : aud Ann Eliza Wuksy,
aged years mon this and IS days
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend her funerpl, ON Friday, Sept Gth, at 81
M from No 81 Gree ne street.
on wednes dny evening. CEouer n A~pErws only
son % Geo II and Cathsrine A. Andrews aged 2 years
and months.
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend the
funeral, this rdayl afternoon at kalf past O'Clock
from the residepee cf his parents No 10 south Ninth
street, Williamsburg
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market for pork, With sales Of 700 bbls 1t % lsx
- = Tor prime, and $40 rs for mess Beef IVES In
good request for the trade and sales 70 the extent Of
400 bbs made ct 81 70 So for country and
- % 20 for ditto prime There better inquiry
for cut meats, and prices shade hrmer Iacluded
In the operations were 800 hhds dry sated hama at
$40; and shoulders at 37sc &c. There was brisk
inquiry for lard for with sales Of 400
bbls and tierces At To- for fair to prime But
ter plenty, and not active. Cheese-There was
nothing doing for export and the stock was rapidly
cumulatipg Prices Nominal at &c. . exc.
REAL EsTATE.-Mr Bleecker sold lot, With the
three story building situate thereon No SO Dey street.
"a by ~ feet, at Sll,6Oo
RlcE.-smsll sales were making at previous rates
Nothing doing for export.
Stockholders was fair business doing, with sales
of 100 hhds Dutch crushed, at 9hc., and $50 boxes
brown Havana, at go.
SPIRITS The market for whiskey was less firm, with
sales of $50 bbls Ohio and prison, at 26Zc Hc
drudge quiet at 2614c 26hc, time with interest
added OF brandy lot of 100 bbls peach, sold at zee
mara all ON
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Marriages and Deaths In California.

(rrom the Alta California Aug n
In San francisco. on Thursday evening. 18th ult .
by his Honor. Mr.. Justice Honman, J.Hs ASrags. to
MsRv BnowN both Of New York city
In Sacramento City on the 18th ult, By the Rev
Mr.. Moorehouse. EUoESr y. GILtYsftr. Esq to Miss
FsaNcEs, daughter Of General A. NJ VIM ali OF that
city. Our city has witnessed more brilliant
asscmhlsge Of beauty and fashion than that which
yesterday graced the nuptals Of the amable dsug hter
q Gen. Vim and one q our w,slihisst merchants
The fcstviy that prevailed the splendor the enter.
tainment, and the joy Gus feelings which impaired
their magnetic influence from the bridal train 10 all
tho ssssm Ned guests made the occasion that will
not speedily be forgotten The spirit Of hiiarty and
Of ierv,nt pleasure which r.igned srsid the merry
throng brought down shoser OF hind wishes and
grsceiul compimen ts on the beautiful bride aud her
accomplished partner. Mrth aud pladnsss we're every
VII, re- srpsrent. and the hours flowed merrily away
The hoepftsiitcs 81 the host aud his lady marked
BY the utmost elegance aud Hberaty. aud there vac
could he anticipated or desired. Long and joyous
years 20 the happy pair Who we're there united and
may their vvs prove ne less peaceful than their nup
1 o,ssap s,, Oregon b. ridcr n sos,.os
Isly 4ih, Major Josrrs MsaoSr and Miss Mahr Az
ToNFstns.
vn. BY Justice ssekstt, Mrs Laws. B.Gsprr, former.
ly Of Missouri to raowss sELny. Esq late Of Texas
At Monterey, on the 10th Of July, BY Rev Samuel
n. " nlsy Mr. RorsRr kiSe TO Miss ssAau Exs.
AZ cr,en srrings nj Dorado county. on the oath
nit BY Rev q. A. Benton. Of Sacramento City Ne
ALFxsNpsn I. BsnKf. TO Miss htuaasrH Josss. both
OF CuIloma Mr. N q member of the Bdwsrd Eve
rvtt compsny and 10 the nrt Of the many bstehe
lors In that county, By marriage, TO locate himself
permanently In California
AZ Tfonoluiu. on the fth ut. by Rev. ". Armstrong
CHssIrs n Bf,uor. Esq Collector General o. Cos
toms. 70 Miss Bsrsscr rsus', all OF San rrsscisoo
Al Pleasant valley, South fors Fssther River July
Eps.copsi Church Mr. AsssL sssrsss Of pecri. Illi-
nnis 40 Nrs Isct~r. Ersrrps ofst Louis Nis.puri
on N. ist Of March last, In The ts-a % Eli., osi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-06
MARKETS ELsEWnERE.

BosroS, Sept 4-Erchdnge Bocrdl7 Boston and Woroes-
ter ka s ss 90 IerT0ns Central kailrosa seod
500 2s 2ss DO 2s 500 do BON ss - do a I'LL. 100
100 do 1905 80 Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad 2
II ftchburs Railroad no. IL Eastern RailroaS loo;
Rutland Railroad a. % 0gdensburg Railroad 26 Port
land s.so PoItnouth ka10sd es1 70 NGrip5. County
ton Company bod l5 200 Edgeworth Company ca Gro-
GERS Bank 100; State Bank 6sss. MAIeiion.S shares
Western a. per cent ady 70 Grsnss Banh 81 per cent
adv IS do * per cent. adv. Jackson Manufacturing
Co. S7s6 per share. , 100, ~, %. $50
ss 5000 Y: los; LOCO Penns So s2, 1000 Read
boy e5Is 800 do 951S 800 Cam. Amboy 6s. 9o8 70
do 9L Pepna. RR. H1S; so Morris Canal b, l51 50
BALTimoRE, Sept 4-Ss5O Il o. r. Bonds 81, PM 10
shs. b. r. R. rs; IA Bank Of Baltimore, 1854; 10 Fire.
mems Insurance, 1874