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GREAT INLAND TH0ROUoHFARE
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yVCpL nnderslRned has now stocked and in null oper-
| ation a line Of TWO HORSE MAIL COACHES
from, Desoto on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, via
Prairie Line, Paulding Garandsville and Decatur, to
linton where q connection is formed with the great
DaiIy stage Line from Montgomery, Ala TO Brandon,
Miss The line from DeSoto TO Pauldlng runs daily,
leaving DeSoto Immediately on the arrival OF the
trains The line from Panlding 70 Union is tweekly,
leaving Pauding on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
days and arriving Union on the same days in time TO
connect with the Stages The Cars on the Southern
Road are now running to Morton, twenty miles east
Of Brandon and passengers leaving either end Of the
Mobile and OHIO Road on Saturdays or Wednesdays,
can reach Union the following day, without any
night travel and get TO Jackson and Vcksburg early
on the day Afterwards
A1-The Stock on this line are equal to any in the
country, the Coaches comfortable, and the drivers
careful and accommodating. Passengers may reg on
ne connections being made.
nS-Persons arriving by the Hack at Paulding. de-
string TO 20 TO any point the surrounding country,
or to any place on the line from Pauding 70 Union on
those days when the Hack between these places does
not run, can always be provided with conveyances
SHARMAN HYDE, Proprietors
Pudding, March 80, 1859. zo-u
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Nov orleana cotton Market.

Nee Orleans, April Il.--Sales Of cotton
this day 900 bales, at an advance of
&c. Middlings, l2l at close.
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RS- See advertisement of Dr. sANFoRD's Liver Invig
orator IN another column. 1s-ly
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THE Mississippi RvER.-The last Vicks-
burg papers report the river as still rising.
The destruction Of property already, caus-
cd by the overflow, is incalculable.
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THREE OR FOUR GOOD RusSET MAKERS,
j White or Black 10 whom good wages Will Be paid,
70 work in the estabshnSnt o. tnS at
Rsress Spras0s, cAarss o., A'ss, oet . lass t2-1
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be understood that the operation Of these famous Pills
y not limited to the cure Of those violent internal dis
tempers for which they are successfully administer
ed m.this country and all others. They act also
immediate corrective in the minor ailments incident
TO both sexes. We commend them most unreserved-
iy the very best family medicine in existence. II
given TO children suffering from collie constipation
worms. or any disorder of the stomach or bowels
they invariably afford immediate relief In fact, they
ought to be considered everywhere domestic sta
pie for sickness. whether Of slight serious char
acter cannot long retain its hold in any household
where they ar, aIyays on hand
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MOBILE MARKETS.

COTTOsN.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
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Bank Notes.
NEw-oRLBANs MARKETS
COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
AssIMILATING TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.
NEw-ORrEASs, April 9, 1859
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SslIrOgate's OMce.
Before Edward c. West, Surrogate

Before Edward g. West, Surrogate.
Viii Of Elisabeth Cleo-This complicated case is still
before the Surrogate and before him all day yester-
day. The witnesses to the will offered for probate have
been examined and have proven It's due execution The
counsel for tho executor has rested and the
with the contestants who have produced torn will of
date subsequent 70 the offered for probate. The
testan have also established that another will of still
later date executed by Ms Cew and they offered
prove ts contents much Of them they could
member but the counsel for the executor objected
dence Of the contents Of this paper the ground that the
will itself should be produced and that It's contents could
not be shown by paro evidence until its loss destruc
ton was satisfactorily proven the Surrogate sustained
the objection The last few stngs Of the court
cupied with the examination Of parties who have the
trunks papers their possession or under
their control. Mrs. Lockwood was examined among the
rest and appears from her evidence that since Mrs
Clovis death she took carpet bag of the ceceascds
to Brooklyn where opened, the contents examined,
and many papers which 1t contained destroyed. The
contestants renewed their offer prove contents
Of the Will last referred to- but the counsel
ected that all the persons having to Mrs Clews
papers had not been examined and the Court sustained
the objection. The was again adjourned till the 9Th
Of June.
The wills of Anthony J. Alhire, Morris Earle, David
West John Knowles, s. E. ConKlin, A. 7. Morgan and
Daniel Oakley have been admitted to probate.
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The bible O.uestIon.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION-No QUO
RUM-SHIRKING THE BIBLE QUESTION, ETC.
brisk time in the Board of Education was anticipated
last evening on the Bible question: but deferred till
next meeting. understood that the Committee on
laws to offer resolution in the form Of report
recommending the reading Of portion Of the Scriptures
without note comment in all the schools under the
jurisdiction Of the Board at their opening for business
every morning. The result that unusually crowd
ed lobby were In attendance; but the Board unable
to muster quorum, though Commissioner Green who
was temporarily appointed to the chair had the
the absentees repeatedly called and did the
Board adjourned till considerably after the accustomed
time. The following the names Of the absent mem.
bers of the Board
First ward, John O'Grady, Jr., Charles Mccay; I'd,
James Watson; Sd, Robert Gould; 4h, Thomas Ftzge
raid, Charles Dougherty 9Th Richard Barry, Michael
Begg; Sth William Bloomfield; 10th, Daniel Slote Ilth
Christian Metzgar; 18th, Abraham Williams 13th Ado.
n'jah a. Brummell 18th, Andrew L. Byrne 10th Richard
Warren Erasus Benedict; 18th, Samuel Cantrell 18th
William E. Curtis, James Fairman 19th Hugh McCabe
Terrence Farley 10Th Nelscn j. Waterbury, 3d. James
Mar Tiner.
The next regular meeting OF the Board takes place
Wednesday after next but is thought special meeting
will be called for next Wednesday
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The Indian War In Texas.

From Texas, says the st. Louis Republican, a corres-
ponden informs us that the Camanche war has been re-
opened with fury. Major Van Dorm, who on a former
occasion distinguished himself by disastrous defeat of
that tribe has been compelled to repeat his summary
treatment We annex the letter -
Fort BEIKSAP, Texas, May %, 1859.
An extra express has just arrived from Camp Rsdzi-
mnski, (Which left there Friday the Goth with the
report that four days previous Major Van Dorm had
fight with the northern Camanches prong Of the
kansas river killed forty and took thirty six prisoners
Lieut.. Lee ana Capt. Smith wounded Several soldiers
wounded and two killed. The express leaves for Camp
Cupee.
From four to five hundred men from Jacks Tarrant,
Parker and Eath have been encamped for
raj days fifteen twenty miles below the Brazos Indian
Reserve Intense excitement prevails They threaten to
attack the Reserve
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DORT WINE BOTTLED IN PORTUGAL
IN consequence OF the extreme difficulty reuera,iy
pereuced ofpr0curIng Ia s ito excoano
GENUINE PORT WINS
20 Invaluable for medicinal and life saving purposes
OsBOkN Il Co. UF OPOaTU,
rhe only mercantile establishment In Opoato hich has
branch In the United SAtes),
Eave adopted the plan of shipping vinages boz
Of do7an each under their brand guasu
whereby will be enabled obtain chaks
qualities in the original packages in exactly the s
diton imported For sale by
Carhart Brother, IS Broadway.
Oaheim Brothers. IS Broad street
Hartford B. Kirk, SO Fulton street
Frederick s. Cozzers, IS Warren street.
Kent, Lowber Co.. 81 Broad street.
swift Paige Co., Ill broadway.
Orders for direct imporaons from the trade only receives
and forwarded to Oporto by JOHN Osborn,
~ Beaver street Yexk-
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Personal Intelligence.

Elk President Comonfort, of Mexico, arrived in town
two days since from the South where he has been pass
ing the winter He Is accompanied by General Garcia
Conde Don Jose Maria del Ro and Don Antonio del Ro
They at No. 10 Fifth avenue, which house had been
prepared for them by Senior Arrioja.
Governor Morgan in town, moving about quietly and
visiting the criminal and ether institutions Of the city
Street Commissioner Smith, who has been absent several
arrived in town yesterday He has been fully restored
and COW appears well and strong Ho will reassume his
official duties at once
Mrs Harriet Lane the of the President at pre-
sent on Staten Island, visit 10 relations at New Brgh
ton.
Capt Fletcher, U. S. A., Capt Buchanan, u s. M Hon.
j. D. Andrews Of New York, and Hon. James Cooper, Of
Pennsylva are in Washington.
II was rumored at Jackson Miss on the 2S,h ut that
Mr.. 1nman Williams, proprietor Of Coopers Wells had
been killed the day previous by Dr. r. Buckley
Rev; Mr. sewel, Of Cookvlle, Tenn, has recovered a
verdict Of against man named Brown for SANDER
DEPARTURES.
a. s ias sna ssr
lady and infant 81 Louis Kloss boston TSsodcr. PARE
s Y fSs v tSs %s
is MslehHe5 - s ss,cs
NM Nj! oass
kosey 2; Julius BTandes vogsl Eiscs Lssds. MeT
BARN NJ Padeposco San jose Dc Sosa cs gens
srs IS Basus and child and
John scahchte Mr. william, VI Theodore Luloe Detroit;
John pcbeib VI Louis Tobias Berlin; Fred 9aethke, Y;
Chas PAuch Toledo ChAs junk ady and child Ohas Pc
and lady Mr. outte Vi nicolas he Bslumor
x with Ashenbach * Louis Rink chicago Francisco
aee.-fotai i49
v r ssn
rxhi and Lady, Jones lady and CHILD; Campbell lady.
chdren ar servant Mics Buckley Mics Stevens, John
lsdu Tspderworhsr, Mrs Fordham, Garnet and
my, hegan James Mulloy-apd 10 IN the eteerage
nHvannAh In the steenahp Alabama sanchez, I'd
m n naTee Mcdonald, II Deshaw, Lawrence, Miss
Susw. psker WIN Tanning, sigesmond, Goo Nerkle,
Coz fnHnard' Arastus Law, Jr, and 10 seamep,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1869.
Stocks duh and inactive. Pennsylvania State fves,
Long Island Railroad, io1s Ponusylvana Rairoad 4os
Cotton irregular Sales to-day, 500 bales Mddlng,
Ike Sales Of the last three days 900 bales receipts
Receipts at ali ports ahead Of last year s72 Oo1 bales
Sterling exchange, 1927 no.
Co.cnsaes to day 1000 bales at UNCHANGED Dpcss
Sugar dull at sac 6Sc for fair. Flour duh at So so
Tor superne Oals quiet 6sc Cotton freghts to Liver
pool &c.
Cotton dull. Sales today, 500 bales Mddlng, 1ONc
1lc Sales of the last three days, $50 bales receipts
the same time, 500. Fregh,s to Liverpool, 2sd.
CHARLESTON, May 81, 1862
Cotton depressed: Gales today 500 bales
Flour firm at yesterdays quotations Wheat
changed. Corn firm at s5c Soc for white and SEC.
ssc for yellow. Provisions dull. Bacon sides e'fc
Mess pork ST. So Whiskey duh at CSC.
PruADEIPnA, June l, 1859.
Four active and armer sales at SO 76 81 So closed
stesoy Wheat firm: white 81 7oa 81 So, red u IS
81 10 Cora active at Ole Oats active a. SIC. whskey
declining: sales at 27c a 2ec
Flour in fair demand at SO SO a So rs for suporfae
wheat active ana advanced &C. lOc. Mess pork SIG so
sio6S Lard !114c Bulk meat and bacon held firmly
Flour in moderate demand for the local and Eastern
from Milwaukee club wheat. and 81 20 rom rod
winter Western: the sales included $50 bbls from com
mon iowa On prlVato teTmS wheat continues hut
quiet the absence the steamer having tendency n
TRANSACTIONS sales 500 bushels Canada club at 81 rs hut
this about the market for larger lois Corn quiet Oats
inactive; Canadian held at 53c. Lake imports-1 sO0
sbbs. flour, 900 bushels corn Canal exports-l2o
bbls. -four. -
BUFFALO, June Ill
Flour In good oUl and interior demand; nothing doing
in speculative way-market steady Sales 400 bbis
s6n IS 80 for State, from Upper Lake spring wheat
30 81 Tor straight extra Wisconsin, So for extra and
double extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio Wheat quiet
ana DO ssles Corn-Hoders irmer, asking s5c but no
sales Oats quiet, at soc. wniskey-Sales 60 bbs, at
2oc Lake importe:-1 600 bbIs. -four, 900 bushels
corn, 100 bushels oats, 5000 bushels barley. Canal
expor's-2co0 bbls -FOUR 5000 bushels wheat 10, 900
bushels corn, 13, 900 bushels oats
Flour active and firm aales 900 buls at SO 80 for
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Married.

Married,
BEAITy-BAxTER.-At cambridge, Chenango county N
Y. on Wednesday, May rs, by the Rev. J. Upjohn, WIN
LIAM BEATTY, OF this city, to Miss MARY E. BAXTER of
tho former place.
Crsxne-CoIE-At the residence Of the BRIDES father,
Wednesday AFTERNOON June l. by the Rev James Boil
tom Mr.. EDWARD CUNNING, Of this city, formerly OF PhA.
depha. Pa to Miss MARX E. daughter Of James Cole OF
Fordnam, N. Y.
DEposr -AooRz AT Ravenswood, L. l., on Wednesday,
this city, TO Mrs. MARGARET A. MooRH of the former place
KEs1oN-WosMAN.-MS st. Paul's church, on wedres.
day. june by the Rev. Dr. John McCntock JOIN KExp-
Esq all Of this city
IHwr-P6or On Wednesday, June l. in Seventh street
Methodist Episcopal church, by Rev. I. s. De Hass Mr.
LSU-McCosKKs On Monday, May IS, at the resi-.
dence Of the BRIDES mother By the Rev John McAyoy
Dir. McHAu b LYNCH TO Miss MARGAsrr T. McCosKxa both
OF this CITY.
NossIsoS-Por1xs.- On Wednesday, June /, by tho Rev
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DOUND HILL WATER CURE AND HOTEL.

POUND HILL WATER CURE AND HOTEL
III Northampton 4Ass, continues be favorite rooS
of uvads and OF families and others seeking RELAXATION and
pleasure II delightfully."- situated amid charming mountain
e SEE and The drives IN The vicinity not eIceede
six hours of New York ofe such attractions with rood 90
commodatops good table, and home comfors h. HAksTHD
d. the proprietor will be in New York the st. Nichols
hoel on June 81 and a. and III until on Monday Ga
Of information in regard his cure Circulars sent m
tie Treanse on Aoterpathy, % cents.
This much DIR Halstod eucceaa
practices; and hs Institution widely resorted to-Boata
Atlas and Fee.
IBIS In the treatment Of disease und;putsd"-
Traveller Boston
His system Of treatment hiss been approved by or
mcs intelligent czens and has received the o6t dAerax
commentators from al parts OF the country -Providenoo
Journal.
mo summer resort Round HIN In iovelness
IN All the resources calculated crafty the prooo
the comfort OF ysters "-St Louis Republican.
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State from errng whest So 81 FOR sragA extra &c
sin, a$T 81 u far extra Mic.gsa laaiana and OHIO
81 20 s. for oouble exras Wheat quiet and no sales
Corn ffnef bed ct Soc. out wlthouI sales Western
oats dun SIC. Barley sno rye quiet @hiskey-Saies
90 phls ordinary at 26c., ot hed at 27o the close
Lake mports--2,oo0 bbls -four. 5000 bushels wheat
30co busnc.s cnfn, ,oL0 busae!5 Expors-5 GO
hbs four t,ooo bushels wheat, IL coo bushels corn,
5000 OATS
ALBANY Jube 1-6P "
Flour, wbea, and corn fiat aud inaaimste both sides
waiting for steamers news. Oats ia demand; s-lts
1000 bushels at Sc for Canada East $50 for Cansta
West.
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OpERArIc MATTERS. -Tae prima donna, Ma1ane
Ccr'es' whose debut will at the Academy Of Music
on Friday in Sappho, created great sensation among
select audience OF critics and connosseurs ut the genera
rehearsal yesterday IL not purpose TO depart so
lar from the usual ard believe, correct CUSTOM as to
give any thing like criticism upon artist previous to
her public appearance AT the time from the ndi-
cations Of yesterday believe that warranted in
predicting for Madame Cortesi more than an ordinary
degree Of success. her voice is one oil the most
powerful that hiss been heard here within recolec
ton. ls quality is very ane, arm aad evea through
out II is very high soprano, pure, full and
strong in the lower as IN the upper In addition
her vocal powers, which undenaby great Mime. Cor
test is said, possesses remarkable hs.rionic abilities
How far that is true the public will Judge to morrow.
The manager announces ne scale of prices for the
summer season The admission tickets to the lower part
OF the house will DO sold at dollar each Reserved
places in the private boxes balcony parquette circle and
parquete will be sold at ty cents In the second
circle and amphitheatre the tariff the same as before
In "sappbo,' TO morrow, Nine. Cortesi will be sup
ported by Mme slrakosch. sgnor Brgnoli and E. Barl
Mr.. Maretzek will conduct the orchestra.
ID. Wards Opera, " The Gipey g Frolic" will be
sung for the first time In public at the Metropolitan
theatre this evening The proceeds Of the perform ,uce
will be given TO the Mount Vernon Fund Association The
distribution Of the chief roles In the opera very good
one, and includes Misses A. Philips G. Lucete aud Lucy
Eacot; Mr. Cooke 0enor) and Mr.. Gumette (baritoue)
The work is well spoken Of in musical circles and the
performance WILL without doubt claim its due share OF
public attention.
The immortal Bonner been duly honored by the
artistic world. Our Musical Friend" to day contains
" The Ledger Quadrille,'' composed By C. Fradel.
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The Che ~ wurvre.

THE DINNER TO PAUL MORPHY IN BOSTON.
BosroN, June 1, 1852
The dinner TO Paul Morphy at the Revere House last
ught was a brilliant affair. DR.. o. W. Holmes presided
aud made opening Speech aud Mr. Aorphy Responded
briefly sensibly the sentiment in his honor Cnef
Justice shaw responded sentiment alluding the Ju
dietary. Among the prominent guests, many Of VIII ,m
spoke President Walker, Of Harvard College; Seaa.
tor wilson Professors Longellcw and Agassz, Hon. Mr.
Burngame Charles Hale, editor Of the Daily Advertiser
j. T. Fields and Mayor Lincoln letter was read from
Edward Everett, who was unable to be present
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Wool Sale In Philadelphia.

PHItADEIPIuA, juno I, 1853.
Messrs Richards Miller, auctoneers Of this city, sold
this morning Tor the PHILADELPHIA Sheep Butchers Asso
citation SO 500 pounds of merno wool pulled In the months
OF January, February, March, April and May, 42c.
Acc. per 10. cash, and months interest added 600
pounds No. wool, pulled in January February, March
April ana May, at SAC. $780, each and months 900
pouncs black wool at &c., 5000 do lambs' WOOL SO &c
CSC Gee do. short merno, 3Sc.; 1900 do. short No
], Csc; 2 Coo do. coarse, 15c., cash and months.
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executed bond of Mr. Johnson, the Nicaragua mai con-
tractor certified by Postmaster Fowler, TIE bondsmen
are Hiram Grimes. George W. White and George Irwin
These not ktown to the Department. Letters
were received By the d. this morning from oppo
son parties in New York, which attempt to throw
doubt upon the transaction aud who characterizs IL as
stock jobbug operation from beginning 10 end
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Organization or the New Hampshire Legis-
lalurc.

CONCORD, JUNE I, 1909.
Our State Legislature organized u day by the choice Of
republican officers throughout. Joseph A. Gilmore, of
Coucorc elected President Of the Senate. Greenear
Cummings OF Lisbon, Clerk, and William A. Preston Of
New ipswich, assistant Ciers
10 the House. N B Bryant Of Concord was chosen
Speaker, Henry Kent Of Lancaster, Clerk Cover.
nor Goodwin will deliver his address 10 morrow.
The election festivities to-day unusually demonsra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02

rshfrt " Center, D D., yosS MORRISON 10 r,sv J,.x
pnrss, daughter oil Thompson Potter, Esq, Of Cornwe
Vermont.
THoEpsoS-Dx wnm On Wednesday, June /, at st.
Thomas church, by the Rev. Or. Morgan, Mr. Joss H.
THOMPSON, OF Brooklyn 10 Miss JANE DIX wirIE OF
bennington, Priors, Warwickshire England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02

The meeting OF the Union Jockey Club Races post
poned yesterday account Of the rain until Friday when
three races will be by Of the fastest horses
the country The advertisement gives the particulars
Flora Temple has been matched against the California
mare Princess They two races two mile and three
mile heats for 900 each race These tros will come
off At an early day.
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Fire In Springfield, VT.

SPRINGFIELD w June I, 1909.
destructive fire occurred in this village last night,
consuming the machine shop Of Parks Wilson, the cabi-
net shop o; Daniel Sanders, large boarding house
nec.ed with the cotton factory, and dwelling house. The
loss estimated at $4,000 to $4,000, and is mostly
covered by Insurance.
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The Virginia STATE election.

WASHINGTON, June I, 1853.
The States says that from 1873 counties in Vr.
gina show Letcner ZOO ahead Of Goggin.
despatch from Richmond says that the reported and
official returns OF 1873 counties give Letcher 3,542
jorty, and that the remaining counties hear from
gave Wise 1881 majority.
Prominent democrats are confident OF majority OF over
$500 for Leicher.
truth in the report that Caske elected
Congress.
1t is reported that Letcher is very i'll at home.
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Arrival OF inc CaIifornia Overland Mali.

ST Louie, May 81, 1859
The overland mail arrived here last night with Sau
francisco dates Of the 9th instant.
The advices entirely unmportant
The municipal election in Los Angeles city on the "a
nst said to have resulted ia the defeat OF the atmns
trsti0n ticket.
Business at San Francisco showed some symptoms of
revivipg.
Tue following vessels had arrived at San Francisco pro-
viously 10 the 9th-Georgiana from Melbourne ships
James Bro and santa Claus, from Hong Kong sweep
stakes from, New York.
Sailed, bark Lzzle Jarvis, for Hong Kong.
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The Murder of OFF Olson.

SUsPENsION BRIDGE, O. W., June I, 1853.
1be Coroners jury brought in verdict this morning
OF wul MURDER against George Reed runner for the
Death OF OFF Olson whose body was found under the
river bank on Sunday. Reed has been arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02

LAURA KEzsE's THEArRE.-After unusually long run
The Midsummer Nights Dream play cd for the last
time at Laura Keene's last ngnt undminshed audi
ence the house being well filed in every part The pre-
sent season at this house will end Saturday night with
Miss Keenes benefit when GAN that Gltters is not God'
will be produced. Tonight Mr.. W. CoudocS takes his
benefit
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Pennsylvania Politics.

PITTsBUKG, juno l. 1863.
The Republican County Convention 70 day nominated E.
H. Irish foate Senator and Thomas Mellon for Judge of
tie Court OF Common Pleas The Convention this evening
is bsllotng for members Of the Assembly,