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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-17
THE CfB01I

n liz CIINlzl3EsFs 81 So ~ w ~
AT last accounts, the cholera was decisaslug III Gin
cnnati and increasing in Pittsburg
letter from the Mayor Of Winchester, published III
yesterdays Baltimore Sum- denies the existence Of cho
lera in that town. Not has originated in The
place. though agent Of the railroad company had died
there Of the disease, but he contracted at Harpers
Ferry.
From the Southern Press 81 yesterday.
Extract OF letter dated Pleasant Hill, Alabama,
August 5, 1850:
Our citizens are under great excitement at present
from attempted nsurrecton among the slaves at
meetings have been held and that there were from four
to seven hundred in attendance We are happy TO
learn farther that the leaders have been taken Only
one negro shot, badly wounded and expected to die
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-17

80
lAx .ANAGERs, oFFIcE--p PAINEt& CO.:
Dawn Nos Of Md Consolidated class ITO:
26t 40 30 8 60 10 80 81 Az IA 90 80 80 H.
Whole Ticket Y 80 g, capital q 81 $50 sold and
Splendid Scheme for THIS pAY foEIh 81 So
org, SO Of 5000 10 Of 2000 10 Of 1850 &c rs nos,
~ drawn. Tickets SIS.
Asoihe Dollar Lottery Capital; $500, 3 Of 900.
1 'i g. W. PURCELL & cos,
aul7 Agents for D. Paine u Co.
~ X ECS super Carh Soda
S1VI bbs. Castor Oil, prime
SO lbs. Blue Mass
bbls Alcohol
Is groce brown Windsor Soap, Lows
10 kegs Red Lead and ldthsge
% boxes Castle Soap
case Pearl Sage
do picked Gum Arabic
10 bbls. Copal Varnish
II kegsrefned Saltpetre
| cask Olive Oil
Rushlon, Clark & Co.'s Cod Liver OIL; and
many other articles Just received, all offered low Tor
cash, or to \, p IN tyi, dealers
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists,
au l6 90 Main street, corner l4th.
ILLUSTRATED BIBEE.-The illustrated do
u nestle Bible, by the Rev, Ingram Goblin, N A
This work is ia auagto form and will be completed n
IS numbers at twenty five cents per number, containing
700 wood engrayings many thousand marginal referen
ces, maps, and variety Of valuable reading matter,
which will make tone Of the cheapest and most desira
bic family Bibles ever offered 10 the public Subscrip-
'g auis = MOI MORRIS. q BROTHER.
rHNO TRAYELLERS.-PuRC CELL, LADn q
TRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER. Persons ma
Yelling will fad our pure concentrated extract Of Ja-
maca Ginger TO correct the i'll effects Of change Of wa-
ter or lis too free in weather, relieving the
tendency to dalrhra, and giving tone and strength
PURCELL. IApD q Co, Dru isis.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-17

- FOR RENT, neat family house on I'd st.
Ma between Main and Franklin, at present occupied
by B. C. Gray, next door to Mr.. Samuel p Lathrop 8
will be painted and papered and possessiongven
on the LIST October next. Apply to
10 10 JAMES GRAY.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-17

- FOR RENT, those desirable and central
E " located tenements situated on Main street. just
below the store OF Messrs. Purcell, Ladd & Co., suita
Bile as business stands for dry good stores or any
other large mercantile business.
Also, Dwelling House on franklin street, near
Trinity Church, suitable for large family with an Of
10 JAMES M. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-17

- FOR RENT, the house at present occupied
Ei& by r. Alvey, at the corner Of Main and Seco I'D
treets. The house is neatly finished, and has all con
senience for family residence Possession given on
he LIST Of November next Also, the house adjoining
ny residence ON 2nd street, possession to this house
given immediately. To good tenants, the terms will
5e moderate. Apply at my foundry, -
iy 29--eo2w S. 'D&DENOOON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-17

a. FOR RENT, and possession given at once,
al the upper part of the tenement, corner of Main
md llth Streets recently occupied by Dr. Mettauer.-
Apply to RICH HILL Jr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-17

E cnpied by the subscriber, conner of Main and 9Th
Streets suitable for the accommodation OF large family
Or clearinghouse. Also two other tenements suitable
for families For TERMS which will be reasonable apply
to Ide 81 JAMES BOSHER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-17

a PPLE PEELERS.- This newly invented ar
"A ticle for peeng fruits. potatoes, &C., saving Of
time and labour, is now offered for sale BY
r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
an 10 s ISL MAN street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-17

a. FOR REM, the store, No. 166 Main street,
@ adjoining the store OF the subscriber 1t is afirst
ate stand for any retail business Possession given inn
nediately. Apply to SIMON BONAV1'FA,
s NH Opposite Va. Bank.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-17

Az KS RENT The brick dwelling on Church
. Nh NJ door tothe residence Of the Rev. Philip
I'M 81 present. occupied by Miss King, containing
4 rooms and basement kitchen and well
Of excellent wei "a tne yard, and large garden at
ached Posse sion gwen on tne HIST OF August next.
Rent $3.50 per Ahlon r,5 As2P,y e e 5s<,5>,y
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-17

- FOR Rents very desirable tenement on
with suitable out houses, and hydrant in the Yard
Possession given Immediately.
Alspi ltenement 9th street, in good order. and
first of April next. For particulars, enquire of
NH II THOMAS J. GLENN & co. 81
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-09-19
EBENSBURG HOUSE.

The undersigned respectfully announces to
his friends and the travelling community that
he has taken this large and commodious house
in the borough of Ebensb burg, formerly kept by
S. J Renshaw, where he will be happy to ac
commodate his friends and those who may be
pleased TO favor him with their patronage.-
Having fitted up the House in excellent
manner, he the travelling public
that nothing will be wanting his part that
will contribute to the comfort of his customers
His II TABLE will always be supplied with
the best the markets can afford. and his q ar
is filled with choice liquors. His STABLE
being very large and attended by a careful
HOstler, he is prepared to accommodate Dro-
Vers on the most reasonable terms.
B. NJ DERMIT.
March %, I850.-25-tf
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-09-19
SHERIFF,S SALES.

unY virtue of sundry writs of Vend Expon-
D as and Lev. Fscias issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county,
and TO me directed, there will De exposed TO
salo at the Court House, in the Borough of
Ebensburg, Cambria county, on Monday the
7th day of October next, at one O'Clock z. NJ
All the tight, title and interest of William
McCloskey. deceased, now in the hands OF
Nancy and Hugh McCloskey, Administrators
of said decd of. n and to piece parcel OF
land situate in Washingt ton township, Cambria
county, containing 200 more or less,
about 60 acres Of which are cleared, having
thereon erected log House and log Barn IN
the occupancy Of Daniel Criste, and Plank
House in possession of Joseph Nc McClosssssy.
Taken in execution, and-te lie sold al the
suit of Philip Noon for of Henry O@f1aFsas
.4LSO,
All theright, title and interest of Jane 5.
Dunlap of IN and to tract of land. situate
partly in Summerhil and partly in Richiand
township, Cambria county, adjoining lands OF
John Burk, Allen Sharp, Jacob Paul and
Others containing 400 acres more or less, hav
ing thereon erected a two story frame House,
a plank House and a Saw Mill, now in the &C.
cupancy of Jane S. Dunlap.
Taken in Execution, and to be sold at the
suit of Andrew Todd for use of Bingham
kintzle Il Co.
also,
All the right. title and interest of Samuel
White of, in and to a lot oT-.gT6upd situate IN
Kernville,- Gone mahg gh township, Cambria
county, adjoining lots of Joseph Moore and g.
W. Kern, hav wing thereon erected a one and
half story plank II ouse, now al the occupancy
of the said Samuel White.
Taken in Execution, and to be sold at the
suit of Cook and M'Kee for use of Sellers and
ichols
also,
All the right, title and interest of William
Palmer of in and to tract OF land situate in
Sunmerhill township, Cambria county, ad-
Joining lands of John kean. Raphael Cooper
and others, containing l30 acres more or less,
about 10 acres of which cleared having
thereon erected a cabin House iii the oc-
cupancy of Joseph EmIgh.
Taken in Execution, and TO be sold at the
suit of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
~ n. B. The Sheriff has made the follow
ing the conditions of the above sales, viz: one
fourth of the purchase money on each sale to
be paid at the time the property is struck down,
when the sale amounts to $500 and upwards,
under $500, and more than 800, the one third;
under 800, and more than $50, the one half;
less than $50 the whole amount, otherwise
the property will Immediately again be put up
to sale; and no Deed will be presented for ac-
knowledment, unless the balance of the pur-
chase money be paid before the following Court.
JOHN BRAWLEY, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office Ebensburg D
Sept. S. I850.-tc.
GJ-"Echo" please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
HOW TO WASH CLOTHES
WITHOUT MACHINES, WAsHBOARDs,
or Founding Barrels.
rrn nIan Ir.MEC Esl Al

RUBBING UNNECESSARY
SEND ME ONE DOLLAR, Tree Of postage and Will
- send YOU by mall printed circular giving plain difee-
tons for Washing Clothes hs will enable one person 10
do all the washing OF large family before breakfast mus
avoiding all The confusion u washing dag This mshod
requires no machines wAshbOsrds or pounding baues-no
Tgrpentb ne 10 CAmpbene other offensive srtces-NO
RI BBING THE KIN OFF YOUR FINGERs-no ing
"a buttons wearing out clothes Tnls plan SAVES az
CLOTHES makes them whittier and never Injuries u anes
fbrie TIE articles used bat few cents for large
rsbing and be obtained anywhere The Circular also
contAio for clear starchnR ironing lseesr cam
bTcs sc IN he FRENCH STYLE washing aad cleaning
IN, I'D oves owing stains grease spots mhde from
rnen r. NOVATING NELVErs &c Nc Also, how 70
WASH CALICOE5 or Cotton Prints WITHOUT FAD.
ING These art greatest cheica discoveries of The age
All The hotss steamers, and large laundry establishments
use III N''-O PUBLIC CERTIFICATE.
ave lave tried MADAME BEANELTS system OF
,vs.bng and consider Il THE BEST IN the world and
WORTH MORE than Is asked for Il"
brs LippncOu, l02 barowst
u Lyon. s72 Grsnd-sL
2 CO2zens, 100 Nassau o.
John Hooper, leo Futon-st
81 r Kluss, SoZ Il shth. ayerue.
Mrs PAruel Randolph, VI
h n. Johnson, bOOk.Geeper 100 Nassausl
Jas Sands, merchant Annapolis, Nd.
George Gurus, Webster, n. Y.
Space IA costly In this paper TO add more, or THOUSANDS
could be added.
To avoid limitations and eoun rfets be direct your
leteriO Madame BEANELT, Patent Lanndress,
ie5 2NW&s - Ann 1t New.York Postage paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

THE Has FEyER--Few are aware OF tue ca.
tent 20 which the hen fever is now raging among
cur amateur farmers The California lever SASS
into oblivion when compared with this Cho'ce
hens are now imported for breed. fe" days
since an invoice OF IS pounds sterling came IN tne
Robert C. winthrop, from Liverpool. The merits
Of the Cumberland the Dorking, or the Coohia
China ore daily discussed in the railroad cars, ani
At Cur fashionable hotels. One young farmer ge1-
teman in our vicinity has gone into the fowl bls-
mesa In good earnest, and reduced It 70 perfect
system. Eggs are taken in to hatch for so much
head; the name Of the owner OF the eggs aud tue
date Of their being laid, written upon the oots''e
Hens are let TO those who have eggs OF cholcs
hind, but who have no hens 10 hatch them -
and even 81 per dozen is by no means an uacon-
mon price for eggs Of a choice kind. Boston Trsv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS:

LAYING THE CORssR-SroSE OF ST, PErER's
CHURcH-The corner stone of this Church. which
is situated at the corner OF Atlantic and Bond sts
was laid yesterday afternoon with appropriate Ger.
emonies. The exercises were commenced with
prayer by the Rev. John Stearns. The ceremony
of laying the stone was performed by Dr.. Cutter Of
ST. AIMS Church, after which chant was sung
under the direction Of Mr.. John Huntington. Rev.
Dr. Bedell offered up another prayer The address
was then delivered by DR.. John s. Stone Of Christ
Church, who was peculiarly happy in his remarks,
which lasted about half an hour. The Benedicsion
was pronouncedby DIR. Lewis of the Church Of the
Holy Trinity The list Of articles deposited in the
box is rs follows The Holy Biblei common Prayer
Book Constitution and Canons Of the Church in
the United States; Swords Pocket Almanac and
Church Register Cor 1885, Organization OF ST. Pa
ters Church, with names of the present Rector and
Corporation, engrossed on parchment copies Of
the Protestant Ckmekman of New-York, June l.
Southern Churchsan, May 3 Commercial Adver-
nse June 8; Courier and Enquirer, June 4; En-
press, June 5; Broohlyn Evenirg Star, Jane 4th
and Cd Daily advertiser, June s. Brooklyn D-
rectory for 1880. The Church 10 to be built OF
brick in Gothic style sox4O will accommodate about
coo persons, and is % be completed about the FIRST
Of November. The cost will be abeut $1,000.
GREAT AsTIF LOGGIsG MEETlrs--A meeting
is to be hold tonight at the City Hall, at the in
stance of that inde.atigsbe friend of Naval Re-
form, WATSON HAWKS, for the purpose OF Iconsid-
erng the Abolition OF Flogging in the United States
Navy The influence of several Of our most re-
spectacle citizens, among whom FREEMAs Hunt,
Esq is conspicuous, has done much 70 awaken an in
terest in this subject in Brooklyn, and genera
turnout Of the friends Of the sesmenis anticipated
Among the distinguished speakers who are ex'
pected to address the meeting, are Judge Green
wood. f. A. WariDg, Esq Gen. Duryea, and Re"
Mr. Thaysr Seats viii be reserved for the ladies
and the meeting will probably be one Of the most
interesting OF the season. 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
DRY GOODS.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR JUNE.
THE BoWERY SAVINGS STORE,
I26 BOWERY.

llb bON Ehi-
rT,1rc Isroa hoesse and rsail establish nen icr lle
sale OF dry goods has probably distributed mo aIy
goods his Spring and given greater satisfaction a. me
same time han ever las been known or even attempted
IN Hew-YorS City.
FERFECTLY INDEPENDENT
itself depending neither i0b5ef' commission iner'
rb, or importer being ie.gred f5r the public oeae a.
,or he support o. ihe propIe.ors under A-f maj
.,c,,er. It has attained taa popularity ard fsFon''n'
witch is unknown to an o'aer public Or rr'''' a''4'
ton. rHn MOST sEAsoEABLE GOODS.
TIE BEST STYLES
~ rHIs RI, USTRY AND ~ EUROPE,
oh,,r,s ,youpb the mailing resources Of he concord
are svsvs 10 be purchase a. very small advance On o
manufacturer price. .,,.,-.--,
md ecu viii have or example, y ncl VII 't''y yo''
:, &C.,, c,,r,rrs,s I'D WI, e. 81 co'-s, very fne
gooss real Frerc handsos f,r IA We Ing or e'' a-'s
e. q, L. per ord. worth more Than d. zoe.
LINEN GINGHAMs AT ONE Shlb-' 40
end ~, ane kind o. Ied. usla. f1i o. =. OIL ga ''
SILKS BLACK AND CoLOAD'
ofa rals ordered expressly or ID bylse, ana exc
lrgly ius'-ous. .,
CLOTHES. CAssIMEREs, AID SUMNER WEAR
For ~ tn end boys mostly French AID styles me ' -
wear Ia lie WORM, at Tho price If common goods.
GRAPE sHAWLS,
Sill sold prices below their value notwithstanding the
scarcity and we can do because stock was ordsrei
over nine months ago. and to US direct from Canton
We are selling an average OF from % TO 200 per day
CASHMERE SHAWLS,
Of all the different varieties, from 81 to $40.
IN DOMESTIC GOODS,
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE
KNOWS NO OPPOSITION
ADMITS NO RIVAL,
but can viii and does ouise and undese any establish
menL retail or Wholesale, in the United Stsies
THIS is sT2ONG LANGUAGE,
but II is happy fact, that we can suPpoH'h Win an
abundance Of proof
ONE WORD MORE, AND WE'VE DONE.
However great the distance you may be from this coz
Germ, 1t will pay you TO ride or walk to
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE.
r. w GILLEY. PrOpneiors
w. F. GILLEY, Managers and
les 2tshMGTb # MCMAHON, Directors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
pnErAY FGR SCHOOLS.


nEsIONED FOR READING AND RECITATION,
Ohe whole selected from the best Poets Ia the Erghsh
language by the author Of Ar,ercan Popular Lessons
Classic Tales" &c &c. new and enlarged eduon wan
additions.
Compilation not By III WORK Which the ~ ~
sd requires degree tastr and icrnai vhsh
rood fortune posses ne consequence that mae
tr;i OF The sompiaious natural trh months This
ou however ~hch will i've and be ourH mos; useful e-yas
Of yo1ls people and Inspiring u IN With some literary Ase
TIE author whole II literature, from rtnsL
tons OF tragedies d0sa trorEh the early nssh Foeo
'fose Of and the American wtsr Tie hnest pas
sddi VII c enable the .cholfr
cumberland them short sketch ofec writer from whom ssec
tons are made Ai- gwen dgciher hare heffaii0H
cH, fin rvy co~ u the lind - hare zen and should
hors Il eo1d be e1en-sey introduced INTO our schools"
Rev n. NJ. .fbaHy STATE Regi'i,r.
Porrnr he title 90 those really u'ein
ana ssy app which should BE- tnha % a sd
In eace II prepared hy Eliza Robbl whose pratca eKPer
education he vel A. her thorough acquan
srce with Eng and intel judgment seect1- Pc
euary ft Der Whiting desirable manuals mat depart
examined the present volume ani addition 20 me
vev -ptonabe poetry contains Ne Ind annexed
10 the guoaons each author bop sketch, IN eSpina
ts ch might uner-iirt and
few critic 1hu he history AM character OBJ the poet
ssssstsi mmd he production. brr but authentic
.;o Fost added and several Of seetons from
Aeran ~ The took neaty trols out and Wi douotss
h. schools and families Which have not Je avei
tie most deshtu branch Of educa
ton."-Hrys JotuHaL - - 1900 -.
Published by CHAS 5. fhANClS %
ie6 6teods 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
TO LET AND FOR SALE.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ie h55a.

x<r kTPRIyAIRsAIR.-T 2-slory frame house,
IL 10 s.t front b. q Get IN depth win srte POI OK
- grourc being 10 SIZE 20 feet Pot by on ire1 u-p.
beautifully situated on Georgst between bsya sla
Livingston sveEue IN he Cry o. New ofnu,Nea, -, =,
Tn erounds are tasefly laid on: WIN varey oi t.s
snd oher trees TIE Horse s N rood order ana conAs
about twenty wi.h dining F7oni library Pan~0''
closets &c &c .-.--. -
Aso IN New Brunswick 90 the come Of Livngs;oa-ty-
euue sni News - Or. house enclossd on Two siies ~
pazra being IN sz- 50 FEET front By 81 feet 10 de2ni VII
he Of ground lie fe-i font by 40 fsei N oeFih Il
t1use contains large NUMBER Of rooms, h1rsrS Ptul,
closes &c heated ~ furnace ar IN exe-sn r'pa
the grounds in good ~ cultivation anf D. IN oi
DE shove pisces IRE orls 90 De seen % hf in'fsi
large portion 90 the purchase money ca ren"n on D'Li
ard mrrflarge desired For further plrc1ar5 SOP 70
's6 iw 4. BLELcKER Alc ioaeer' b-oia-s'-
g. STOCK uFHO-IEHY FOR sALk, AND
H. sIOhk TO Little .nscfl1ar sienliaf ID kfs
up tu.iress bv llt lulv viii sell ol bis 90 OF no.
gery 81 prizes be- cns either n ne single COZ ~ r
packf fe Greal bargains cad he hal so5- 20 g rom
IT, ~ Iuir JOHN WIFE EbFR. Jr
je5Sass 81 wlism-st
A., PART ORA FIRST CLASS HOUSE, IL
r he rletEansftrsri OF South Brpnilyn % zen. %
al. psclab.a family, who vii b. willing Cd o1sfd
The pfefenf .ccupsu-s Allless plsfadi box % i'Dt-
lyr Post Office ie5 l|'''
- At PRIVATE SALE-se.wetu nile nad t'n
- trres of i1rf enc Fri hsf miles f.ia 40 -
- ard ah0 rf ono tura 10 from - rk1r tai'r'iff
hilo cr il ttta % lHr flu OBJ A fI' a.. tt "a
~ srererv csr r-ircev -Tr1sssd can be- nv +0f NJ
Snrfas lofs on ~ which have good prospect VIA
ofctar OF lra0td fu AT 90 good Boa ms a. efrr tt
inl tFfuu o. vaeT Tuurlrr ihrun IT, As"t acres pr
la-i e. liLiug tie aris of H0l Elw2rd helltys W "a
which here Il beautiful orchard IN fi bearing Toe
lGOurd 10 well waered. For Irhef pacu ara and terms
'l iseSi% AS'AoS AacSoH SsF5i sfdii..
g For Other Real Estate dre- tsspsafs YIla Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
Things In Philadelphia,

Correspondence VI tho Tribune.
PHLADEiYniA, Weiusr'Ur, J1n-5
Several Of our fr' companies have arranged
visits u your city. The Humane Hose with GsuFs
Brass Band, vii start on the "a JAY std mxks
Tan'ua any Hall headquarters. The Southwark en-.
zine, with fine band, leaves 81 July; and the
Franklin engine on tho 10th August. Toe Nofta.
crn Liberty hose with entire new oqapnents,
viii start for New.York aud Albany September ..
with Becks Brass Band. The carriage is hickory
with silver body cylinder &c.
Mr. William Wright OF MannayunA, was drown
ed On Saturday ~ the Schuy kl. Cana near PoIss'
town in frui.ess effort % save bis son aged ten,
from the same fate.
The Aurricss uevs has tsd no fleet on our msfkss-
Corroa fs caiet ard Fl1yR tro1gh tss very
r.dflafe eAp0fi demand > b ior sanf.fd are1ds
CoEN hEAL sn5 kYg ftuUS uprba1gei, ~ ll re1r aie
ssrs H.des ~ stt too no b Tor blyef .loffec
ffu; saea OF Ric a. saq!g 5mos WHs,r - ~ r'n.rk
in very r l,u snd sa.s 90 sal % oi red al % 40
utte tuts 5e,cv CoGN st.l ce-3 tc4nsy iva IL V@is
s. cents, ard scarce
SALts VI SrocKs--Firsi Roa-d-S Nor.h Am Bk l5j.
s. 100 Wilmington So, %; IS Penn Rk, lfi SO hords
Carsl l7l lC0 do, ia 100 Union Cana, 800 do 2t
50 schuyl Nav, ISL sl,Oo0 Allegheny City 6s. IS so
Resding, 9a e. ooo Harrisburg RI 81 81 Penn Bsi1
susq Canal ISL 10 Camden and Amboy, i5f $500 Lshiga
6s, "a; Girard Bk, l2.i 81 loo Sch Nav Gs S.
Second Bo1yd-$ 900 Reading ga M, $50 Lehigh Ga
7s So Penn RR, All do, ~ S20eo SGs, 81, liSi
10 Penn Bk, III = Suse Canal. Isl; 10 do, lBti Is HN-
rsburg RR, al; 80 Morris Canal, u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
ruprA RUBBER GOODS.

MO Do JOaN-sT-The subscriber is now reeeying
l ' an entire new stock OF INDIA tObbEh oOoDo, VI
,h latest improvements and Inventions The assortment
embraces ali articles Manufactured of lDdla
Rutber-smong which may DO fo1nd
CLOTHING ofevery description
STEAM PACKING-The real genuine article.
CROTON HOSE The very besi 10 use.
MACHINE BELTtNG-Of every description
Together in all The curious wares useful ard ornarAensl.
sUsPEHDER WEBBING MADE TO any pattern.
Metallic Rubber soles stiached 70 boots and shoes al snor
notce IL the nealest and warranted 10 wear much
longer hsn leather and keep the feet perfectly dry
CHURCH, CHlTTENDEN TO8PkJNS,
ie6 lDsod John-st India hnDoet Store
Eor sale. a large counter show case. Apply az above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
By THE El2.ylCHT SOUTHERN NAIL.

IL The Washin. vt0a UNioa Of yesterday con
tains letter from Mr. CREIGHTON, Of Texas com.
planning that proper neasv-es have not been taken
to protect the ste,e against he Indians Mr.. c.
thinks a re giment o. dragons and one Of mounted
rifemen are needed for the purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

FRE.-A Touring mill, saw mill and several
other smaller buildings on Mill Creek, East Lam
peter township, Lancaster Co Pa belonging %
Benjamin Eshleman, Esq. were on last Thursday
evening burnt TO ashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

L,IRNITtRh WANTED.-TDe subscriber wishes
to pITchase all ktDds Of household sarniDre-carp5is
ory .oods. pisros kc-or viii make hbefa aigsDcs
upon ben Tor limited une By paving storage, Insurance
Se P.T.cps wishing 10 sell their furniture store tbs
ssme can be accommodated By calling al COLfoNs -
Beeimspsl Jess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

DROUGHT IN MICHIGAs.-The Dstroa Adverts
ser of w sdnesday May 49, states that tho crops Ia
Michigan are suffering from drought, and that I'M
less rain falls within a week. the Wheat will be
ruined and the Sheboygan Mercury says tho
western woods are burning up. f