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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

49, III r T. Ny hlIdonl
Ne. built story ana nuished attic frame house, witA
marble mantsls. dry pnder-cellsT ard GOOD yard In
desirable shborhooi, shout tw.lve minutes wal fon
The Fulton South ferries rent $50 per Apply
II l5S Pesrst Negiork AFTER 81 inst al 2sS Adams
II. Brooklyn 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

F,srs-The premises 1913 Cannon-st wooden
building slightly damaged By IRE about O'Clock, last
evening The house rs oranse-s WAS set on fire about
10 O'Clock night, by the usseitins Of scAmphsne lamp
Il WAS sxusguisbed by policeman o'Sen Of the sixth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05
I NDIrs READ THE FOLLOWING,-A lAI

\ AIDES READ TIKI FOLLOWlNG;-Al large
sale Of Dry Goods al us GreenwichsL for one week
Mr. TERHUN NE having bought the entire stock Of
tensVe house just giving business at sacrifice OF AZ
least 80 per less than the original cost will per-
cei,e from a scale of prices Of few articles cses
French Cashmeres warranted imported at 10 cost from
IS 10 45c NJ Desinesst ls0 cost from p to q cts
cases English Prints al ouly Is cost q! cts real Mo.
hair ehan geahe) only 81 cost IS cents and through
the hole Catalogue al the same rate
T. ;. We would advise the ladies' 70 call early as there
viii be general rush for TERHUNES,
81 81. 20S Gfeenwich-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

PoIIcE.-A man by the name OF Patrick Dow
ney was arrested on charge OF s,abbng James wAel Of
26 Thlrd-av on the right SIDE and thigh with knife Sc
versly mjuring him Patrick oConnell was locked up
on charge OF breaking into the shop Of James Rgsn AID
stealing lot Of carpenters tools worth $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

NJ brick house anc ot m Zee, o9 YORK 81 Brookyn-
size OF house. ASKS feet deep. finished In modern
style counter cellar marble msnteis, &c sc. Also -four
cts 90 ground 90 tae soab side OF Fy seventh Of 10
cuiing the corner OF Seventh.venue Also lot co
the sW corner OF Seventh syeuuo and FifysiNths Aso
one loo on : side Of Ffty 20 feet OF Seventh.
avenue. ror t-rms sc apply 20
II Ivy ANTHONY J. BLffCkFR Auct'r Z Hrc.ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05
a1 sPLENDID FARM III Nsw-Jsl.sy, Tor sale

This valuable Farm at 800 mansion house farm
houses and very extensive out-buildinss, together
with good ssw-m three good orchards with syery
rety OF fruit together with 5000 peach trees ready TO sci
out and excellent arrangements for large flock Of sheep
IL Ia situated in Bergen County within three mile, Of the
Erie Railroad and mile Of the Paterson depot nov
making; the Rsmapo through H. sc nc. FOR farther
nsrtrular. appiy u2i flHOLIY PAVSON6 Ptne.sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

ca WA>TKD-To rent a small Farm OF from 10 70 ~
~ acres within short distance Of the city the lana
must We good snc rent low Address lstatiug tsrEs
aud locatiouD r. Z. Office OF the True sun II 3teod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

80 IA>D-Go0 acres well located In Aiiessp, Barr
20 and kssmnoo Counties, Michigan, IN parcels Of 30
28 acres for sale OF eVchsngs for property IN hs
city az vicinity Applyto WILSON 4 COBB,
40 % Frontal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05
On At PRIVATE sALE-A desirsbl. Farm on

90 At PRIVATE sAIE-A desirsbl. Farm on
70 Long Isard situated In the village OF Msnhssset
- town Of North EN- psiead l6 miles from Williams
bursh, which daily stase BY coed torupiks
road several sOops run tho landing and steamboat
IN the Sumner In tho village three places q
public worship, postofce, good schools &c. IL IL ac.
Enowedg,d 10 be Of the most beautiful parts Of the
Island and many elegant country ia the yicni
" The farm consists OF 100 Of tabe land, ndsr
hi gh Of cultivation. well fenced ann 10 Of wood
land. On the premises twosory house, barns, farm
house and other buildings spring OF pure
house and plenty Of raied fruit shrubbery vegetable
garden sc. &C. The will be liberal, and the tide
Is undoubted, having been In the family Of the present
over % year, For farther particulars apply %
2flw A. BLEECKER, Aucti0nser, 7 Broad ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

ga FOR sAIE.-A farm within miles Of the Cityd
~ Hudson containing S acres IL IL SAID 10 be one of
- the most valuable farms la Columbia County-tts
wool md timber Is estimated 10 be worth Al least s0
Apply 10 idi0u r J. HALL 2oS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

- At FRINATE ~NlE-IIhf tNO.st0fY bnfi
~. house snd lot "a fee soi kOomest vest 81 Brood
A way, having basement snd attic, ell hard finished
The three princps stories pdntes N has tesr0om
attached and AL In good order The lot : q feet inches
hy so feet deep house n feet inches BY - feet deep
the Coton laid there "a lase grape vine IN the
yard Ooe-hslf OF tbs purohs's money may remsn
bond and mortssgs For particulars apply TO
~ in A EINENNER. Aurfllnner. Bond al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

sealed proposals will be received al the Aims House
Comm ssionsrs once IN The PARK until Monday 7h lost
o'clock P. Ter IN, Fences and the Carpenter work
tor inc Ont Houses OF the Nursery Esab shment Ran
das island The former proposals. having proved IN
ss1fsctory. Drawings and specifications TO be seen az
the Office Of r @. Hatfield. Architect No . Chambers
street eofnsr Of Cenue.
BY orderof the Committee on Charity aud Aims.
NJ LEONARD. Aims House Commissioner.
Aims House Commissioners Office,
ne u.York February /, 1913 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05
NTOTICE To WHEFIWRIGuTs n

pos.s will be received BY the subscriber his oee
until the i5th inst NJ for making Hook Aad Lad
der Truck Specifications for q can be seen
shove CORNs. V. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer
n n Flf1ab~th-.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05
pa FOR sALE-A t~o-.t-ry tram. h.oa.. o5 .,,1

q years ease from the nrs OF Msy next IN rweatyf0
a. no 80, between Sixth ard Seventh avenue-.iu
answer Tor grocery or earnAn having good sable a.
tsehed For farther particulars inesrs on the prer,.s
o! A. DAYTON. m g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

e., FARM FOR -AIE.-rhs snb,cr.ber ofeu TO
20 sell his situation in Yorktown Westminster Co.
ABOUT miles east from Peekskiil, miles west from
the Hudson Railroad Depot, AZ aechsnicyle. Contsns
provement and civilizations conm0dious cottsss house,
with extensive ontbu dngs farm house, &C. Over 100
Of the farm we'll adapted for pOw aud meadow and
about IS rich bottom land excellent grated APP
pie orchard with variety Of other fruits Il swell va
tered cont several places Of public worship good
schools mill &c Terms moderate Title indisputsbe
For farther particulars apply 70 SOLOMON GRIFFIN OF
MAHLON DAY New-iork, or Cd the premises 10
l.3 lmDGimW. WIN. TsDERHiLb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate " the
Cogny OF Orange and according 10 law notice hereby
geu all persons having any claims against THOMAS
HYATT late Of the town q New W ndsOr In sad coUn
IT, deceased hst they requested 20 exhibit the
with he vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber executor Of
The sst will and Testament Of the said deressed a. his
place Of transaction Of business No % WOo-tsrst IN
New York CIV On OF before the 2sth day OF July next
Dated January IT, 1873 JAMES DUsENBERRY,
90 L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

-. eftyA beautiful country residence In NewJ.r,.,
wtha three hours OF this city By railroad. sosts,s
ing y ssres. Fer farther particular, irqsrs of
& l. V BROWER
81 .S' corner Of Washington and Chamber "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

NIEW-YORK AND ERIE Railroad COMPANY
lNThe stockholders of the New York aud Erie Raihoad
Company hereby notified that an instsment OF elo
psr share on all shares which the payments heretofore
made DO not exceed SIS is required 70 be paid at the Of
fee Of the Company as Was or before the 18th day
OF February next BY order Of the Directors York
Jan H. 1913 ILL lml NATHANIEL MARSH seo'y.
rIyUR ONLY OBJECTION which the most mali
ciOus can bring against the Miniature Solar Lamp ls
now entirely removed by substituting screwed wire
instead spring IL stands forth with the following
"a less liable to get out OF order
oil never gets the outside ofhe lamp II gives better
light from whale oil than any other lamp can from sperm
IL cheaper than campheDe, costing but halt cent an
hour. Manufactured and sold by
q lw ENDICOTT SUMNER, 100 Elm-st. near Canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

COMPOUND sYKUP OF Wild OiENhf
rHr csEsr sTNruY FOk AL nistfstf % lfh LNNss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of the
lCounry OF NswY0k, notice Is hereby given 70 all per-
son. hsyuz claim. arssnst MARY LYNCH. late Of the
City Of NeWYork deceased 70 present the with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber e. his Office No 44e
Mouroe., In the City Of New-York, or before the
eighth dsy Of May nexL-Dafsd NswYok the fourth DAY
on 'Noyeufr 1871 fuIJ lsw6n' WILLIAM SCOTT Fx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

Mr.. Peter Patched, was drowned on { =
,..t. on attempting to 20 on board the ''ea"s
sr Of which he WAS engineer. HIS hat was .s
-, ,be wheslhouss Of the Aida. Since ine .VsN--
-. soay has been grsppled for without 'n'es'' ns
mach esteemed by bis Acquaintance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

- PKEfIE NUI XIII rIuIIJ .IlI4sf = T NM
- KER by her next friend Robsu w. Notion, IS
EDWARD L PARKER-Bill for Diyorce-Ch. b ssdg
wick Of Syracuse, " plaintiffs socitor-The defend
ant this cause whose last place Of residence In the
CITY Of New York, but whose present residence is IN
kaown required appear this by the third day
OF April next the bill fled herein viii be taken az con-
fr..ad hx hin-Da.st January 3. 1919. " Jw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

NTEADNIAN'N
- Bottle and BreasPi pe-highly recommended by ply
.icans and all who have them used single In
.pecton will satisfy person thst hey have great ad
yspeges over those In common The subscriber hav
us been appointed the sole agent Tor this market Is pre-
pared 90 furnish them in any quantity The attention OF
arueastsis respectfully requested 10 the above, by
o. GUNNER LYMAN, Manufacturer OF
L.. - L. NAnra a n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05
MUSICAL INsTRUCTION-Pisno

rP7I0 enCF. bfU1UWfJf VIII VI
v families who will certify that his system Of
teaching excellent The certainty Of steady improve
ment 10y his assiduy vsh those under his t0uon rnsy
be relied upon . ,..s
C. castle privileged to refer TO the most distin-
guished professors among HON are II g iima peoise
Idsr ana others Terms moderate and lessons given IN
any part Of the city or Brootlyn. lat IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

II Let Or L-a5e-Ihe store, saloon and bake s,1
- dwelling repaired So Division and Chgyais -,
for many years occupied Confectionery and Ice Crssn
Saoon viii be let lessed and the scck iooi. fxtures
sold fair valuation Thisis opportunity seldom
be with. The proprietor, wishing 70 retire from
business will give Possession the Isl Of February the
rent commencing Iom the ist Of May. ResPonsbls per
- only need MY on fhe rrsrlssa lfln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

E0 UENVTIFUI HE~IDFN(E.-FoT SaIe-A
small tam, consisting Of hftyhye acres, In the town
- Of Lewisooro, the Harlem Railroad, two mies
north OF Whiockyile The said farm is well tmber,d
and well waered having neverfalng stream running
through IL, emptying into the Crcton There on the
farm good twostory frame house barns and other out.
houses Being within two hours ride Of New York By
Railroad the above would make beautiful country real
dsnce for Newyos merchant, or gardener for rasill
fruit and vegetables for the New York market
For farther particulars apply % John Wison, who ives
on the farm, or to REV. GEO. COLES,
a. 2aw3m 2o0 ABlbeuyst NewYork.
The above will be disposed Of public sale on the prem
is.s On Tuesday the gth of March o. COLES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

fINO THOSE WHO can appreciate good fhinr. we
Il know Of place In the city where more excellent
spiritual restoatives Of the inner be procured
thsn az the Zuema House, 322 Broadway, where Senior
MunOz presents his patrons tbs best productonso The
vineyards of France OF the Highlands Of Scotland,
even OF American rye Old Holland is also well repre-
scented there and If any connosseur would ike put we
advise him to call upon FL Senior for articles worthy OF
being puiied. Jl2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the scrofats OF the
COUNTY Of SewYork MOTTO. Is hereby gwen 20 all per
son. having claims against NICHOLAS SCHUREAAN,
late OF the Cry Of NswYork deceased present the
same the vouchers thereof the subscribers AZ the
Office Of j. Hssted, No al John-st IN the City Of New.
York on before the seventh dsy0f June nextDated
New.York the third day Of December, let7.
80. s sSaSsIs an1E hnhLSTEo' Executors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

- the Atlas James Northern Exchange Bank Of Csyuga
Lake State Bank Ssugertes taken in exchange for shrs
collars stocks bosoms gloves suspenders hosiery under
shirts and drawers scars and crsvsts Al SCOTS cheap
furnishing store % Nsssaust opposite the Herald Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

TyRIMBLE L CHERRY, Architects, respectfully IN
form the building public that they are now prepare
9Th rigrsl designs for fronts private eohces &C
Elevations plans sections. tpeeihcations &c &c 10 sc
cordsnce with the wishes Of the proprietor 80 oIoao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

,n,, Nv WIN. n. webb. for Samuel Thompson K
$500 10 b. commanded by Capt VIM. T.. Ho1ie' and
.s.s sor regular packet between this port and Liv-
s,ooo viii be launched from the foot Of s1h'' on Sat
u,s., morning a. iol O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05
80 LAND I'm ILLINOIS 90 acre, in MarqOsrs

W J. mi Ies from Railroad Depot. Apple orchard
~ sDd fruit Ia abundance Good house and ouibuild
ings. viii be sold eisy terms Apply 10 ID VAIL, "a
Mondays from 10 to - 81 Cortland Of N \. the
ise. TO fJf 5teOdI J ROsslrER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

nTYIDENDs.-The Board of Directors Of the City
DFre Insurance Company have this day declared d..
vdend OF 10 per cent payable 10 the stockholders and
after the 9Th inst, The transfer book will be closed until
100. ID f. CURRY. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05

SHIP LAUNCH AND ACCIDENT AT hobOht'-
Yesterday at quarter before AN the ship Mary Howes
Of Hew-York, was launched from the oulaing-yNa oil
barclay Townsend, Hoboken On getting into ihs wa
Ter she careened 10 the srbod SIDE ana got q1e
on her beam-ends her mas,s and bulw's touching me
water. There board about twelve persons IN
Guiding the owner master and These persons chung
40 me by which they saved from cold wa
Ter bath No injury Of any moment occurred she was
.oon released from her awkward position by steamer,
which brought her safe and sound alongside the wharf,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Sawyer made an unsl 'ee,.lulrlfn To have re-
considered .he vote Of yesterday respecting Lapham'-
patent.
On Mr.. CroWell's ioa, 'he iIoas9 res lived i,scl'
into c.inniiiee Of the WHOLE (Nt Btolh, ad III the
Chair) and 1t W private bills. NJ 4 Ln,s PAtrn
Window Glass bill. "a. discussed lpn.ih hv Mp,s@
Cummings. He ~. Evans, Bawlin Sawyer aid ,tlrrs
The cummee 80. however lpi,He any vote Was taken
on he bill. ) ol after the e,anat.e rloon la
adjourn made. division called f,r. aud 81 the
inrni the House dividing. tiaht occurred h'
tween Mr.. Iirals N and Mr.. Jones VI ltnnps,rr. Ai
order was rstpred, btn the c1nInitans humhy p,lo
gs'd 10 the House FOR their breach Il dt caruJn.
MI Psry m,sed that wheu the House ADJOURN to-
day, II should adj urn to Monday nrx,nhnh adop'
ed
Mr. Jacob Thompson moved that lcct cnmmr,
of five be appointed. 10 enquire nto The o TIC req
cOltre between Mes'rs. II rails ~ AID J,nrs
Mr.. Stephens opposed the moou, and Mr. Hunt sup
ported it.
~. Mcf.ane announced hat the bell erenls had nlu
.uaily an,ls Jed and all further action towards recon
clialipn was, happily, unnecessary
The teiyerspls here publicly sh'"k bands.
Several memhers discossed the motion made by Mr.
JhmTs fH c,mniier.
Mr.. STEPHENS moved suis,i,nie dispensing with III,
eor.ni;ee-vbich atoped, and the II use adj urn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-16

We iuviira,ultr,u 10 he cone sp nd,nce of the y
Y fNprcss regard 20 The OPP ra'lons ii this oflint IN
Cal!flua. wii he seen thai he admits, Whist rn-
,ag,d, with the rvtrank Of Captain, inrApI NJ He
routy. he t"k an acy- part III innrnng an 'As"tffe'
tuu II CaItr'a. aud lem II military aid 10 The lh'uf-
aeals and IN fact ,s,abshed the virtual independence
oI thlt distant, bat run meH.t"r Of the Mexican
Republic. hug L,t1e he hnd Ltn,d # The eIsteeet q
TIC car. IAcr.l, III ahe p s,ibie IN THIS an''tf-
l., Fuuoi asst us llir TACT sat- II eAnlineR,
.-yna uemur al aldr>, Il +, tn >tnae # The lhrsa
-iai,s Tie erui,r, prspn self. aid hr thus act ni
u h.s.wn ,,sp l,,ialluy l0d he, Il J l,ul'nanl "
r,poa'aph cal Engineers. Of his own accord, "i''''
IT., ,inuS l,,.nnrI,Hii,n. lIs.lltt,n. Ct eas'm II
he >,c,,iaty ct Y ar, ton ctl u civil war IN "a.
II mia AID cspoosc lhe cause Of une Of The paI'PS'
and pronoe the establishment OF The ind pendcnce d 'nr
Province and all this at tac when We "''e
peace with M,Alco Suppose no war had been The It,
It OF Mr. polkS t1ots -wLat would M'AIeo nave s'''
I Tins unaV ul ard rehcrNlhe interference III '' W.
rails { our Of her Provinces Could our g"'ef''' -
have defended Capt Femont's ondnci ? Nonl' 1'
decent resi- To the public opinion ot The "oa ia
required cur dsavoNa Of all knowledge or aprf''''
The proc, edlug {? War did cnwn Mr.. Polk SfNf''','
aud aIl Fremont conduct has been lost sight OIL ~
Illegally and rrrehrnsIbry want ' COCO a.
and lis violation uf jhr law alike OF is own conh'!
t uations-is no alliaird in the slightest d' sf''''!
fac, that war afterwards ensusd His armed ihei''
ure in Calfrnan d.sensu,is heean Wills, We "''' !
peace with M,Xco and was carried to me ""-'' -
tabll>hIug thu Independence # h. Province i""e
lie krc~ that war had commenced. III ! n'la
view, his cundutt shnid lie regarded Jnsi as 3"
had never b. Ell INTERRUPTED. -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-16

ASHINCroN, March ! III.
gave yen glance a, Il pnt -, Nrua.c docun,nt.
iccanPloled 10y hill ~ rrl a,luu S5tOUOJ Cr tbe
y'n'al I .'!ilnary claIus in pIcr Gallffna m,,
ii "hl' were iordcut 10 the military ript aud ,,erl
ttonS" 1t. Col. Frcmonl. These seven hundred ia III,
sand dIl1rS, only oielrn OF tat ai the great r>
i~nNe incident h rer, do euurace al THAI Is hnpur-
'da IN THIS sfaugr paper. 1t. tur. Fre,non,'s mruu
rial funS thus
IL specially shows: That, in June or the year Is IS
why zen OrrN"I captain Of the Lip,l, aplcaI enan
''f> IN HE service 1T lnr CuIed States. aud emrlhed
as such ~ Csl'ra. he Engaged military operations
WIN lac p'"plr thai cruulB t T the establishment Il
ulr mt INndrrr at (uillurma mi re- the x>rtice Of
"ar mf"e"n the CHUrd >la Is and Mexico VS. known
ini "IS successful IN sad undertaking; The .dlnadruce
1" td'ina benny proclaimed at SpuoInl IN lin. Jth "
~ JhS, AM The Mexican trees routed and dsrrIsrd.
iha' ln't, In o!N un hca'l.- the war leiNten The
'hooi States sod NtN,rI, the z Ut Inieen oucp was
pulled down. auu Cat i l tneJ Sta - ran M IA IT'S
Pla''r and under TIA Il military service was rendered
IN me United y Al uuti the conquest WAS { .pletp
ahd supplies ub'aneI um.the pea r. mostly un ctrd ui
- h'',s 2l""r 'r ,N.'. l"o'. -''"- ~ ,,rqr rs, 3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-16

~, etb March. ISIS ftr ~ pafPise ri TAX as mn
made. I.t - prl.af sidetl depftssfsi : NH TIL u
ia, l. a - al de ii TssatHk, ii n afiil.H
, l,,i,.. In fp .ny,aiIan 4 u ha'"iS anu al
Mn. ,a lid 4 ll4usaafI IN fehasy wanna, IN h'
.}5I .,i,ni Jf,s,sE sAEAn w. calfd 1.-THE char,
,B1 / IA J. Ner.h. ats fi.iI'si SECRETARY.
I,. nj pct Il In II ug sa.1n5 ~'n ; ara ny III"
Ch,iftn.a IN ~ amll rs tlal91N VIII Oh M" ~
naul.H .is,s aIpifd III, H.
-, = -. ~ az al lt,l Is ,Iace III pa
- ~ r. - : r. Ht- resulted lf..m pnfey acc
iii Ian.,rlfy 6. .se.: aIn lit h't' cai,e' cfiN-
,i>,.. lbs, hI.rl1I, H. ...bf / Interests AZ ~ -
fr threatened with al lfs ca 'init'ns Gus q1fhcts
ulrIry me- lent up,n ,sisn nj :" III VII 'e =" u"
t,,~ sts 81. I'll hin- prlfcton "hal i9ir'9' "'
,,> r~ an pnn u'llui all frll'r. pr'i' ia ''P
Il ms aa all3ninnr or d. hrSli. lat reSs = mop"
tp.. c.npcslinai " hp. zen II demand AMI al o'rf
~ -ivcil5a abr Il I'D marteis. pics having ~
reference. even ~ Tue rsl Il production.
K b, lived urtef.a> the conviction ri THIS meetl1g.
lhi hN H. scclir duties. indispensable 10 tie secu
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