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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
Virginia, 10 wit:

Ar Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
| for Jefferson County, the first Monday ii
March, 1915
William, C. H5rtaington, PLArNrrrr.
h AGAINST
William Clepeland and Jane f. his rife, Ckarls
BoaSmda, .JoSeph r. A5eR, Trustee of tie said
jane z. Caereiaad, John Moore, Sen, aud Ma
haRiei Myers DEFENpANrs
IN CHANCERY.
NAHE Defendants, William Cleveland and Jane e.
Cleveland, his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security according 70 the act
Of assembly and the rules Of this court; and il ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this country n Is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear here the third day Of
the next term, and answer the Bill Of the plaintiff ;
and that n copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Charlestown, for
two mouths successfully, and posted 1t the front
door Of the Courthouse in the said town Of Charles.
town. Copy-Teste.
M arch IS, lS4sl r. T. BROWN, Clsyk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

Virginia, 20 wit.
Ar Rules holden in the Clefk,s One a. N.
Cinuif Superior Court 81 Law ana ChaTcs5S
for Jefferson County the iirst Mfondnv IL
March, 1875 81
Presley Dasis and ciaH<sfB. Hamiiion.
PLsiSrIrFs,
IIfliiam ~ CraR and .Jpkn Barler. Ss<r;F "
LeHdeHa CoMnty. DrrKNDATrs.
IN CHANCERY.
TIME Defendant, Williams Craft not having e.
tered his Appearance and giten security Accom-.
Ing 10 the act u assembly and Ire rules 81 ~
court and Il appearing By satisfactory evidence th.t
DC h not inhahisant Of this country n q oTarrFa
That The aid defendant 40 appear here 81 hc third
Day 81 ne next term, and answer the Bin Of he
plsintiiiss and that copy Of this order be forth
tthnseSicd 10 some newspapGr tublishcdin Charles
tsrn ipsiwo months suceessively aud posted II The
cllaflesicKn. A Copy Teste.
y. THROWN, Clrk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

BAcGAGE or a NAN or SMrLE HApIrs.
Though the Governor General Of India
Is looked upon as man Of simple habits
and manners, his baggage, when moving
on progress, is described as being car.
ried.by one hundred and three elephants,
ono thousand three hnndred eamels. and
eight hundred wagons, drawn BY bullocks,
and these escorted BY two regiments, one
cf cavalry, the other Of infantryi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

Virginia, 60 W1fs
Ar Rules holden is iEc Clerks o<;ee a. H.
Circuit Superior CooII 81 law ~ So
% Js1sssse County, !he dsI |oSdsy Il
No. fis''y' Ad-;-i'''.'s,sf ,.-.|.5,,y. =.
AGAINST s
.ltknsgn Garrsit Allien Gorstt, HSIn Rp1ei.
and Sidney FSickr. RlfkxDANrs.
in CfIANCERY.
|UNHE Dcftndsais johnson Garrett ma A1iliou
u Garrett, NOT hAying entered thcil &ppearsncs
and given security according 20 the AoIof Assem-,
bly, and he rules &C this couIl ana il atehrinx 81
satisfactory evidence THAI they are not abiinnis
|of thSrountry Il s oplcrcd, That hid Via defend
ants do appear here On the third day III The ncxI
tenn, and answer the bin Of the plaintiff and ihsl
copy Of this cfder be forthwith insef3ld ii soma
newspaper published ID CharlcstoWn. fo wo months
|sacsessively, and posted At The front oor Of Tie
Coart'house. y The said town q Charlie fbwn.
March IS, isis. r.. r BR0ptE, Clerk
Virginia, 60 wit:
AT Rules holden In the Clerks 1Ilice of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law anil Chancen
for jefferson Connty, the first Monday ii
February, 1915
Aaarep HMntey u his charactqr N Akniniarato,
n bssis non ssifk ~ l,ria laanrralef HIlliam
ITeffkiagteh deceased spLAiNrfrr
~ AGAINST
Reuben HartknsgfoH, ZaohasiaI II 1tprfKineion
Sasan H Ras&A, Eiisabeft Gaifk<k Ina mn
eary aud Tfighman HILLARY Acr ktatand, ~
caaor t)rings, Thomas HsrkkingteAI .fssept VII
sen WwtAiagion, CAaries H;gkfinstsa. and HI
pcssondf representatives " IIiaiam svfasmgkgs
/ deceased, lrAen eae ahaR b aRpsiateAi
fEeNNn.ss.s
N cHANcERY.
THE Defendants not having GATED II heir att
Il pearance, and given security xteofding 4
the Act of Assembly and the rules oE!ihis court
and ii appearing by satisfactory eF.dence fhai
they are MOI inhabitants of this cOunfb n iSor
dered That the said defendants do an eaF here 81
the first Iddy of the next term, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff; and that cop54of this or
der be forthwith inserted in sosne neAt draper pub
lished in Charlestown, for two mo1ihs success
sively, and posted al the front door a the Court
house in the said town of Charlestouk.
A Copy-Tesie,
r. T.BROwE. Caerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
SCALES, SCALES.
Marden's Patent Imprsrea Plat
form and Counter Scales.

l'laHa faeieFy CeFafr q Sad Clsirlts aid b
drxtes Sr,.is, Baas.iszs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
III CHANCERY.

TIME Defendant, Reuben Washington, nothavinr
= entered his appearance and given security ac.
corng 70 the act a. assembly and the rules Of ibis
court; and i appearing ny satisfactory evidence
that he i not an inhabitant Of this country II Il
ordered, That the said defendant do appear here on
the third day of the next term and answer the hin
Of theplainiif and that i copy of this order 81
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published ii
Charlestown, fortw months successfully and post.
ed at the front door Of the house In the said
town of Charlestown.
a Copy-Teste,
n. +. BROWN, Clerk;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
PIAM @ 81 Z

NESSRS. KNABE s. SEHLE, Manufac-
1Il turers of Grand and Squate Pianos, Nos },
Eutaw street. Baltimore, beg leate to refer TO the
following letter from Mr.. KbooR the distinguish
ed Professor, whose Concerts id Baltimore, and
elsewhere, have given so much qualification to
the musical nubIic
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

Circuit Superior Court of Law and ChancerY
ior J.dsrson County, re A.! Monday 4
Wul;1n Il. cxsa 4 80 BerxSp.xy
4pHE Dsfsadsss ii s1siS5 , sHs;itd hI apps.4
- anee An4 given security co.dInf d lke al u
assembly md ~ rides 81 Iris cour, ana Il sp5esr
ns ~ saus9etq9y evidence hat BE Is MOI al IL
naeise1s e his country n i UlSei Tksl a.
49, 1sls.qsnt q appcax h4ze % ths thi1d 1at IL
and that copy II his orirS s. lsr1k ~ s....s
y some newspaper published ii CharIc-sas- - -,
months saecessveiy, and posted q tRe 'rr., -. a
ne enarishoase = ne said 5oWn * CknrlcstouS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
Virginia, g VIII:

At Rules holden il the Clerks Once Of ne
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancefy
ior Jefferson County the first Monday in
lMiehaeI III Yeakae, pLA,Srrrr. \
AGAINST Il s (
Reuben ITorttiagtcA and Aadrrr Hsatsr,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
New Hardware Store.

Feb. 26, 1915. = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
The Great Pire ut Detroit.

TIE Detroit Duly Adrertsser E1,ra Of the 10th
"a. fan particulars Of ths great FIRE al Detroit On the
afternoon Of the 9th which ragged with irightiu rapidly
I'D destruction for upward Of four hours and hall
The Ere broke out IN the large. unoccuP.cd yellow
warehouse between Randolph and Bates sts. having
originated from the sparks Of the propeller - joseph
lymz AZ the wharf by rough calculation about S)y
build ngs were destroyed, turning 80 10 lO isinNe'
about loo persons) into the streets lac dsucl
burned over includes some haidozen blocks.
Tne build NJ in which the IRE originated was made Of
wood and was from it, a. dry a. Under Nhehtc h'
wa scogered the wind Blowing fresh gale IRON
,he south wesi which spread the danes with madden
NJ fry over q district o. several acre OF buiidmgs-
Within q few moments after the yellow warcnOuic
caught ire all the adjoining building, mostly wood
inc ul NJ the Indiana Hotel the large Warehouse OF -
.. Fsrlin Co. were destroyed. The wind continuing
20 blow with increased iury, IN few moments tne
splendid Wales (Americsn) Hotel buildings and tle
dwellings above. Jefer onavenue. were wrapped ~
the devourlng element and presented scene Oh a"iW
grandeur. Bcrthlct Market and the eniiFe DiOch on
10th aides OF RsndOlphst was swept away
The ire continued rs course up JefieT aonavenuc
crossing BIushst intervening wood buildings only
.yresp1 ia course before u reached the brck Consrc
S,rpoys Hotel also OF wood the hery column crossed
the alley communicating with the large brick block m
which The Adgtrtser once s located when soon burst
forth In terrific flames. Everything IN this block was
tmhled In sad confusion into the street embracing al
,ae printing materials and presses OF Messrs Rawson
Duncklec Co propretors OF The ddoUiiser establish
mont great portion OF the goods ard stock OF the
occupants Of this block was destroyed
The definite amount Of the loss and insurance Of the
sufferers IL not yet known. The loss IS very great
some estimating 70 40 high az $4,000 Messrs Barker
A Bryan tobaccOnists, In the Chapman buildings, lost
their whole stock valued at S5,OOO. Wales liota
buildings were insured tor $1,000 in t1e " w. In
surunce Co There no insurance on Barney
ateamboat Hotel and few Of the wooden buildings
ies,royed were insured the Insurance Companies re
fusing TO grsnt policies In this neighborhood
Mayor Bull has called public meeting 10 devise
means for the relief Of the sufferers.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
xxx.a CONGRESS-. 49,. .Pirs, Session.
srNATE WA.n1NoroN. eanlrday. M l1.


srNATT. w WASHINGTON. Saturday. May -.
Mr JETFgHsON DAVIS presented the petition o. Col
King Of NcwYork 20 be received by the Government
vita the services Of regiment 20 be raiscd by him IN
aid STATE 70 aid lucais to be permitted 20 70 there
On ihcr own account II duly received and Teiei
rcd 20 the COMMITTEES on Foreign Relation
Mr DAYTON offered resolution calling upon 'he e.
retary OF the Treasury 70 colin-ncae 20 me ena'e
the amount OF ron and coal imported mo the Oh''e1
States. rom July. 1871 % the lst Nay, l-4c
SIR. HANSEGAN offered resolution lh' ti actiis Tue
Committee on Foreign Relations % inquire INTO tue ex-
po3icncy Of establishing Consulate % Muscaf' upon
the same footing the Consulate 70 Tue bor0afy row
ers which was laid over
Mr. DIX from the Committee on Commerce, reported a
bl n favor Of i.ins certain articles Of produce
nom Canada into g0rs without duty on condition
80 Ike articles produced ia the nited tafes SHAH be
admitted into Canada also without duty whch8ses
read twice
GA notion the morning business was llid aside aud
theb previously under considc ration Tor extending
aid 10 Yucatan, was taken up, when
Mr.. MLLER. being entitled 70 The floor. rO.e ana az
dressed the senate in opposition 70 the b ADJOURNED
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Nr ROCKWELL Of G.. moved that the House proceed
% the Consideration OF the regular order Of Dn'nc-
which wa s.rced o., whercupOn the h0a't Ie-oi.ei
itself into a Comm tiee OF the Whole Mr. SINS IN Le
Chair and Nr TICK took up the slave Indemnify case
Ihls brou.hf out d discussion on slavery. "H-h was
characterized by much animation ana spii ana P'l
uciDsted by a.r ltHErT Mr. svHf ana Ni' 'hAP'4AN
Of Nd with Others.
The slavery discussion was oiierwsId KEPT up ~ A
Cfpprx.a and others IN heated and excited manner
syhen the Committee and reported prosress ana
the House d,Ourncd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

Tgg SLAVE ABDUcTIONs.-The A'erGndria GA
-ef,e SAYS The Executive of Virginia has issued re-
aui-it.on upon the Chief Judge Of the [. :. Circuit
Court Tor the County of Washington, IN the District Of
Columbia for the delivery 10 the sheriff Of Alexandra
Co Va of the three mea now confined in the jail OF
Washington County charged with recent abduction Of
certain slaves The requson is made upon the ground
that some Of the slaves carried on nom ana were
owned by citizens OF this Commonwealth. The snerih
proceeded Yesterday 10 make the demand upon Judge
Cranch
TREvrNDoUs MEETING TO RAISE NOLCNTTER,
FoR IRrLAND-We believe since city was builtthore
never was so large asscabage gathered under one
roof A. that which crowded thc Courthouse on Wed
ncsdny evening The immense chamber, capable Of
holding 90 persons, was literally packed with human
life and the stairway lobby andayenues were blocked
up bv person anxious obtain entrance the meet
inr was call.d by the hasty circulation Of handful
which in the Of the afternoon was borne through
the principal streets on staff preceded by military
band fLouisyille Democrat May >.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
MEDICINES.
DIR HASTfNGS'S
SXRJp or EApHTHA

,g,HE GREAT REMFDY FOR Consumption, Decline.
Asthma. splitting o Blood Nish' >" e.'' lil-ay hroa'
Wasting OF ihe Flesh, Brqnchi'' Coughs Gods ana al.
Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs.
Tins celebrated preparation is pleasant go tie taste nnd u
eae6ts in a raw NiSurrs afer taking De Fissr DOSE.
When Dr. HAsTINss bed discovered le wf ie ci Napl-
iht four years AGO, he announced o. n private circular o
number of distinguished physicians IN various paIis u
England with request that they would pat ls mellca
properties 10 iae test ana report accorun y. ne lc.
wac host oi testimonials Of the mos iaFofaDe chlacei
nearly n 0f which agreed in cetiyu1 lli no mellclne
they lad used could bear any conf ar- wan l' ~
le' ing backing coughs, curing olnunra ana stopping l'is
syeats u also generally remarked io lave onati
ll eject lcre44ig nc QlJriie utJtf ana WH5 It
fcHn. and 20 De powerfully eiceli remedy lA b..ol'
mn climatic .ei,es OF these .sfimoras, which werc
III r-lf.l.d a fhe time In The Medical Recorder, NNE
no id 3 .xfraorrarv influence iu cases ol Consumption
a-rfrlv d.=coserc thc greet secret long and tairs
sbf namely "a r-,1.raion fhai would stop Jrma-
and ts cure the most fatal OBJ. OH ma.te-, and which bad
been previously regarded a- being aiosc'hef me"1.s-
Dr. Williamson OF Manchester thus wr'cs.
Under influence have seen ile rfllc aea neAs' on
whose brow Death haa seemed o have .ct pc seai MCGUIRE
Inauguration aua strengths anl rNcAan-t s ea
Of Intense suffering anil distressing e.I-i 4o li0 l--' &c
uose winch a.au- rrcpnlN tlc, ruIu4 uci'..-
d. ire oi LIgeToo. savst "l regard ulsnfss r.fup
oi Narla o. one oi fle ar.I medical oi-cn'enca oi on.
age avid consider De agency in curing CONSUMPTION - ts-
auisled beyond al doubt or question d. ho!H %. Lon
easier, ii.- ls lhe gfaal col-ul-iI I've a'.l+o .-
cure' and Dr. Hamilton OF Bath. pronolices i me Only
known remedy which may bo relied ou iof removing iiti
HAsTINGs's COMPOUND SYRUP or NAPHrHA, BE-
nos being used nearly a hosp as. end also cone
inc into rapid Use among a orr be,t physicians, Tor coughs
colds. anil a disease of he luugs j ha- been recon-
eet boo fe worst afe o. consumption by the celebrated
uIv.rf4r Dr. 1l9.. of Ncy-1ork; and Dr. Arnold Of "a
glras de- writing 90 the agent % Ncv-l ork under date
of JAM 3 1919. save received tle al.duzcu Hastings
NapMla syrup ordered from you. anl au convinced ua
Nanlla ilr pnuclrl ingredient llcosed !. twei yi'e
doaIs. Tor which sou w send me- rs dozen ana ball
bottles more have Two patients DO De Marine H0.l
whom think v.li be- beleffs by ~
d. LenoIr Of Lcno.fs Landing. Tenn. writes - follows
procured some of Dr. Hasrug-'. Nupifla synp from
PHI aIeria and iIe.0scd send yuu dollars ur one lcz
moro bodies consider very vlusl.e medicine ior Oh
Diseases of fIe lungs.
Principal Office. ii2 Greeuwic.-s- " y sod 10 F1la-
5en,H, by H. ID Zeb.r S. Co Ledger Buildings; and lu
Boston. by Rcldng Co. myd SIuSI lims-iN eo"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
pANoING AVN DEPARTMENT..

MRS A. s.. NEDuAM bers 90 announce 10 the public Of
VI Nep- ork tlaf She las just arrived Com -ianI and
intends un Monday MAY ~. opening class or instruction
M dancing, including OH me laes. tn4 most iisuol.' pc
d-,- r, u yoqe in he London and Partisan assgnhcs
and salons yzs Quadulcs Lancers Cneiomall-i AaIIf-
~. Polka. French WalL. German Na.z, Celauls Waltz,
Ga.orrd. ffmIef Nuuet dc in C0ur Country Dances sc
&c. Together h the ase feI Tens AMI le NcioHiaol
lately oduccI n Elglald by Nom. T. Couorond now ue
most fashionable dances m London. Ars. y. $. sedham
farther to.s f0 announce tlat being pupil ~ Mons L.
CDl 0n ash having been 'Ir some years accustomed i1 i
Iou 49, feels perfect confidence n Offering hcrsci oi e
Dqfrlrnge Of Oh. public of Ne,sl Ifuns, wtcl are
moicra,e may be known application a. her Tc'd'co %
Eas. Broadway.
Cfrtfoafe f07l Afons t. C0ui71
Te ce-fs nsuir enselrne Mr. Ncauam uues .cf uou-
vees Dauses il mode dams salons DE Paris e. de Lon
dro a. olec 80 s capable de- lo- eseigner CONNIE
lss al uffoduiiss Lonlres.-Ls Il Mare. 1898.
ENG COULON
r.r.ror, % Great M.rIll-,pv h..f mvl5 iw~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
Tgr BosToN WAIER WoEEs-Tae 1lrfri

THE BosTON WATER W0EEs.-Ihe idrTr'tser
of the 18Th gves the following most encouraging a.
~ the progress 0i tbs great work me weather
thus ar having been very favorable Nearly mlse snh
half O. fhe BRICK condu, has been sid since the
commencement Of the work tle pre-ent season ana
VII be completed ia August The Newton 4unh.
40 feet n lensth is entirely periorsted aa Of me
brOokliue Tunnel ot nearly hall me tn-tA- poe on
of rore than IL Get rclnqns % be cxcagatcd. Both
tne-c Tunnels ere excoysted through ed5es o. rock
mostly OF very hard DESCRIPTION. ana me WorA na1
been much iupeded By large qunnuies Oh water. Inc
quantity OF water pumped from ne Newton tunnel
f,r.ry a mart Of the time while the wOTk ln pro-
.rea. was computed 90 be- equal % zJlQJJ gallons per
da, For The more expeditions prosecution Oi tie tln-
nehng the Newton Tunnel wac divided Il'o eignt sec
toas bv means Of ehal- the greatest depth u
te shsits being ~ feet and the BrOOkne Tunnel into
four sections. by three shafts the greatest depth OF
which wac 6O feet The work prosecuted Jy nign
and day three .e,s Of men each working eignt hours
Der day being employed a. both enQs o. the tunnel and
on ca .ie OF the several shafts The laying Of me
distribution pipes ln the city ant also Of the so and so
inch mains which are o. conduct the water from The
blOoSnc rescrvor Co The CITY nos ocen actFe{ prose
cltcd since the beginning Of The last month. ana during
that period an extent Of seven eight miles Of pipe
much Of 10 Of large olui4nsous na been aio ffanS n
an nearly forty miles row laid The work OF the tea-
con l and BrOokue reservoirs is gong forward with
o good decree Of activity. Should u be- found mprac-
tca0e % complete the hrat reservoir, ana even me
BrOokne reservoir by fhe period Of the completion d
fhe other branches Of the work this delay need not
prevent the Introduction Of te water INTO every part Of
the city A. soon a. the laying OF the aquedu-t and Of
The pipes BE- cOmplercd although 10 wOud prevent The
distribution Of il under great head a. is Ultimately
intended. The various works Oi masonry on me me
Of the aquedact are advancing satisfactorily Two Of
the three arches each of 80 feet pan n the bridge over
Charles River. are turned and the bridge VIII De 10 =
hort time 50 far completed t0 admit Of ne ayn; Of
The pipes over il for the conveyance Of the water across
The valley a. Newton Lower ais The dam Al the out
let Of Lake COchtuate is completed - ere the greater
por Of the curcris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

The following was the situation Of the Banks IN
New.Oreans on the goth ult ogreeably TO tho official
publication Of the Board Of Currency
LIABILITIES. Assrrs
Depoei. 500 - spece..........S7,1O 5 rs IS
Circulation ... 477075 % ENcl0nCe....... 555b635 g8
Ohcr cash iabi. $500 90 Oler cash assti. S5il3 "
Toal.......s 2i7263 , Total .Si3l1i9yl IS
Beside the above, the Banks lad discounted paper
payable in full at maturity for s7Ol06l6 80 Loans On
mortgage s3,4s2452 Loans on stock, sl4l3933' and
Real Estate SlCl3O3e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
NrW oIoTu1NG vARrHoUsE.

4 - NlLLlAll--I. directly olIDsiI' iDe -NpiiA Du e
7 4 OCMrcL. end fgyo door above tu.tuu-,f.
HEWITT OTLSON
desire to inform zens Strangers and l who purchase
cfi ne flaf they have taken fe gbOrenamef store old
a. now offering for sae stock of ready made clothing iDf
Spring summer wear, al recently Manufactured nom
,y ois in tae best anil most fashionable manner; c0u-
sung of tle various qualities forms and syles, which me
pocket comfort fancy 90 tie wcarer may dictate Zee.
nr confident that gent cueu 1 want of good arccs need
uu.v examine hcr good. m order io become sis4cd az
..r superiority as CD as che ple.-, iuey woi4 rel tc
fy rsifr purchaser. 90 call and hsy good c0-ug low
urccs ON hand af assortment of piece goods from which
inu.r WHO wish garments made 90 ORDER n'aY select
G. A. MrERfCK VIII be- happy iO 80 lAs friends rs hl"fe
an. r.ufle them Tie mO.l approved manner uyll Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
n = .pFopLr,s LIN. STEAMBOATS,

fF',-.-l NOR ALUANI --IIIl7s oIII7I7 'N0FlT0d
z----fs - Thf0ueh direct ~ O'Clock 4. ~ FROM
The pier between Cortland anf Liberty SIS:
Steamboat T. NEWTON, Crpt Nm. IT. Peck, vii leave
on Monday Modue.d1y, and Friday evenings a O'ciocs
Steamboat OREGON, Capt. a. H. g. John, val leave On
TUESDAY Thursday, and Saturday evenings AZ o'clock.
Af5 O'Clock +. 'i landing az Intermediate places from
ls foot Of BarcIay-st
steamboat Santa CLAUS. Capt Thos. Elmcniorf VIII
leave on Monday, Wednesday, tiday enl Sunday AFTER
noOls NJ O'Clock
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA Capt 4. Hitchcock, win
leave Tuesday, Iglsduy, ard Saturday afternoons az
O'clOca
The boats VIII % OH times arrive in Albany n am
pie Tine ~ fie morning cars for fse J. no or West
Fre. Do taken 10 moderate rates, and none aken after
O'Clock. psi.
All persons are forbid t0lsn oy o tie boats Of ins Line
without written order from fle Cgyfllns Agents FOR
pas.aa0 freight apply board ils boats % ?. C.
SCHC LTZ al llc Office On tne wuirL my5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

H. fp Harre from HarrcNr and Mra Cost-l, Mise, $, a
Pam, Coster ali anti Ns Il hagt Mssos Lydia
NaeisTs aart ai David ht ant servants lis
Morris and servant end Nls Van Zult chdlea and servant
,rs and Ms Loica aud servant 'r sesoooS Robert saroo VI
and Nh Ircssanes Tc5t Mcssr BANKS. Nfso. Chsf-
Graoi Jun.a, Geo R,ous II Gunss, M Belle, snd 80 .
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EDWARD ING. DENTIST.

Il lILAhtl -
HAS PREPARED q metallic substance win winch ne
lfs tender alt very badly dec-yea teeth IAs article
s an excellent Substitute for gold, ard VIII preserve even
mere -lt.l cf O. tooth Tor long time.
Te.t. filed with gold extracted and cleaned, and ari-f-
cal -e-h arranged s1d plates n neat aud worknll-
Id u rl-rr.r lu-
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RROOKLYN AEFAlRs-

FIRR AT sorTH BRooELTN.-A fire broke cut
about halfpast o'clock Saturday night in tho lum
Der yard Of waerhouse Linn at the foo, Of Baltic st
The flames spread with great rspidy and 1t was with
much difficulty that the adjoining building the pork
packing establishment Of segCin & Thompson was
saved FROM destruction. The fire burned all hight and
during the greater part OF yesterday The loss is esu
mated At between 5000 and s6OOo upon which there
Is no insurance Il supposed to hsyo been the work
Of an incend.sry
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