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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
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THE best assortment of Lar Books in the west can
y be found at lt6 LAKE street. Chicago. Libraries
will he furnished at 10 per cent. advance olN York
prices. l3O. JosLrn krLS, II.
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THE weekly meetings of this lodge are holden
l every Thursday night at Z! o'clock in Odd Eel
order ac invited to BE- present At the meetings. By
order n. G.. I,Io = fIgurR Sec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

NERMoHT.-There is no democracy in
Vermont. Having always an overwhelm-
ing majority to contend against, aud enjoy
ing few OF The spols of Office, there is none
of your mere demagogllism or love Of Office
III thes composition, bui they fight from n
pure and necessarily disintetested love Of
principle. Aud there is no branch Of the
democracy ofthe country more sincerely
and earnestly devoted TO the great princi-
pie ofiree territory, or more explicit in their
declarations on this point. Yet they have
TOO great veneration for ourg orious In
ion, and cherish too sacred a love for the
broad democratic platform, 10 demand the
Decentralization Of the great democratic
party, and the building mp of sectional fac =
lions, because man Of their own peculiar
views on one question was not selected as
ihc democratic candidate for the presiden-
cy. At a state convention of the democra,
cy otNermont, held at Montpelier on the
first instant, 10 nominate candidates for
state Offices, the following resolutions were
adopted;
Resolved, That we have the u,mos,
confidence in the patriotism, ability
and honesty Of Lewis CaSs and YIN,
%. Butler; that in their hands the country
will be safe. and the government admins.
tered upon the principles Of tho platform OF
the democratic party; and we pledge orr
-. a s--..~..,.i. vnUrts To secure
their election to the respective Offices TO,
for which they are nominated.
Reso'red, That while we are ready in the
most perfect good faith TO abide by the com.
promises oil the constitution upon the subject
OF slavery, and TO protect the rights of III,
IN" citizens Of the several States guaran
Iced thereby, we are as democrats and n,
men, nncompromisingly opposed to the ex
tension of slavery into any .crritory nov
free
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

4. l. nv 4 Il
~ nhr Go'us, GW"rrUIEs, A~u rnunrrr.
pr,,.,e,a,.. N'aro, aug IL, 1878.
= u nv ' iHiNNN' tG!ahHS, Gr. Sal
PORK, 75a 300 ShcepsIiRs, lSoa5
o''Soa, 2JOa 300 Deer Niias,. Hale
Ldfd, 10. 3t0lc Coon ham
,n"'n' oHI NHSErdi, ca 5
GRAIN s FLOUR Mink, 1soaD
uhtdt, winter 10 GROCERIES:
spring, i5d5O Sugar. brown. 5'alO
O"N' lS12o Z" crushed, l2all
Corn, l6QlS :. Loaf I9,tt
no'"sy' lsd2o lioiaSScy, gall. 35al5
n,,t,'HS' 10000 Coffee, Rio, 70. 9al0
FionT, sup. l0Ob.2.25 :. Java 1ioI5
hnr' " zoo Icd,y. hyson, jOa75
uNckWht. 30 old SSaSl
Corn meal. bush. - " black. 5u,-5
' /" l. ABLES: SUNDRIES;
Potatoes, bush. l2Glj Butter, S,IO
D"'1''N' 5000 Cheese, ga s
u,9,,ha,dgcS' each, Ia . Eggs, doz. 5
FURS 4 SKINS: !Hn,rp.I II, san
Beef Tides ". 2la3 Candles, tall, lOal2i
dry, az sperm, lOd50
CWCAGo, Aug. -.
Business begins to look up a little arnin.
considerable wheat is arriving by teams
from The country, and the amount wi! .,rch.
ABLY increase from this time onward. !fthe
WeatherprovcS favorable.
Good Spring Wheat commands GO to G5.
Winter, from 70 10 so.
Cou-None offered. Oats, 1S %. Pa.
tatoeS, 10 20. Buyers not wishing 10 pur.
chase large lots, on account of the rot which
mas appeared To an alarming extent. But
Ter 10 a li-EsgS, S l0-Lard. HAD
smoked meat-SideS, Slams - l.
shoulders . 3-Whitefsh, ) % per bar
rel TribUae.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

MAMMOTH ToJATo.-Delano, Of the Fox
River House is still ahead This week he
brings us a tomato that weighs three pounds
and one ounce! 1t is monstrouS looking
thing-large as head--compact aud sound
in all its parts. Who can beat il?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

hhg triI goa safer with i,yrr1n lagl,.' I.iilc.
'au-r SONY p'a'li"uvr has exhausted ht, medical
-Nl M u,auug Nuur Gus" without ctr,.'iu, "a ,,,,r,
CD arr }ua discouraged from repeated hI1lr~s ,,if,
G1iw' cor oi,wt N"cul remedies aluu.,,ad \,
the ogn ui pills lt-o, have uuurdIqtr ,.r,.. ~
the use ct 'Simtl'S Tome Syuar. or NrgrulIc F,,-
upou the sytcm the aguc cake genera, drrap.,,,,,t.
etc. Gu VIII ind al &. L. Iu1NrSoN's Jlir SON,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
Revised Statutes of Illinois.

IN Revised Statutes of Illinois. Lawyers who
Wv have long been anxious to supply themselves
can do 80 Of the cheap cash book store of
iyli IoSErn KEEN, IR., g. Bro. li6 Lake st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

krSrucKY.- Crilicndcn, wing, elected
governor by IL or 10000 majority. Lcgis-
!aturc wing all over.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
" WTII VTTTlT8TT'
LIQtIOIlS.

OF the best brands Havana md American Cigars
OF The very best quality, and genera assortment Of
GROCERIES, winch they will sell at wholesale or
retail at the lowest possible m,cs. Call and examine
their stock and Judge for yourselves
IttuN,n Am L. lAlA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

In answer to our correspondent from
Kane, who enquiries, "whether it is true, as
reported, that Mr.. Dickey is a slave. hol-
er and is now living the hire of his slaves
in kentuckey?' we are compelled to say it
is not true. The facts as we understand
from those best acquainted with Mr.. Dick.
ey'S affairs, are about these. In 1911, by
the death Of relative, he inherited an in
tereSt in All estate consisting partly of slaves
in Kentucky. There was some dispute a.
bout the matter, aud Mr.. Dickey, in order
TO establish his title and get possession, had
to resort TO the courts. The title was es-
tablshed by two years lawsuit, and he
was placed in possession of his share, and
Immediately emancipaed the slaves, and,
for the last fouror five years has had moth.
ing TO do with slavery. Justice to Mr.
Dickey requires we should say this much.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

To THE wIIlGs.-HIGuLY IMPORTANT =
The Bloomington Iowa) Inquirer announ-
ces the arrival at that place of an old Indian
chief, MiSquqhie, one of the original lords OF
the soil, and a warrior from his youth up,
who is on his way TO Washington, to pre-
senthis claims to presidency through the
National Intelligenccr. lie declares that
che has not slept under roof for forty years,
and has not yet formed any opinions upon
political subjects" lie does not own 2SG
slaves, but says he can boas, 100 wives, who,
he thinks, should be n sufficient offset to the
slaves. This arrival the Bloomington pa
per states, has excited the deepest feeling
among the wings thereaboutS.
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& L. THoMFsov Oifapa.
Aug u s. G. SMITH, Peru.


ID AGGlNG--lOp first rate bagglug ru-lrccc.ycd
I'D mud for by AUS CUsHNAN & GRfDLEY.
HORSE SHOE NAILS. for sale at
Il / aug Is CUSHdAy and GRIrLrY's
CMOKED MEAT--A lot ufgood hams and shonl.
- ders past received and for sale by
uugls CUsHAtAN and GRpLry
STATE OF ILLINOIS. La Sale county circuit
court, November term, lSiS--Nathnnel Domny
rs Elizabeth Good5cll, Mary Gooisc!l, IuliaGuod-
sell, Frederick Good-cll, Charles Goodscll, Burr
Jennings, ilnunnh Jennings, and Gould Jennings
heirs at law Of David Jcunings, deccascd--BilI IN
chancery for the conveyance OF real estate
hUE proof on ihc pnrt otthc said complainant hn-
- wing been filed IN the above entitled cause
showing that all OF the above named defendants are
nonrcsidens of the state of Illinois, the sand defend
ants are hereby notified Of the tendency Of the above
entitled cnuse, and that summons has been duly Is
sued therein curunhlC to the next tern OF said court
to be holden ut the court house in Ottawa, in The
county of la Sale and state Of Illinois the Sd day
of November next aud that, unless they appear and
plead, answer or demur to the compainauts bill
therein. the same will be- taken ns confessed, and n
decree entered accordingly, H. LELAND, Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

"No more field officers from North Of the
Potomac p General Taylor's toast ut 4
dinner a, Green Bay, in the spring of 1877.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

The death of Mrs. d. L. GRrsG, at Chi.
cago, on Tuesday evening, is announced.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La sale county s. La
Sale circuit court, November term, A. u. lSiS-m
chanccry-Gcorgc Armour rs Adam Lamb,
| 7 appearing, by affidavit on file in the clerks Of
flee ol the circuit court OF la Sale county norc-
said in the above entitled cause, that Adam Lamb
resides without the limits Of the state OF Illinois and
within the United States and without the reach of
the process of this court aud the saii complainant,
having filed his bill otcomplaint herein, and subpn-
m in chanccry having been issued herein nc
corling To law; Now you the said defendant.
whose non residence appears as above nre hereby
notified that unless you shall be aud appear before the
circuit court aforesaid on or before the ni dny of The
next term thereof to be holden at the court house in
the town ot Ottawa on the third day OF November,
A. D. 1919, and plead dcmur cScept 10. ar answer Tho
compliments bill Of complaint according TO the rules
and pnclce OF said court, the same will bc taken for
confessed, and decree made ncccrlnr to the nrnycr
thereof; j.. LDLAND. Clerk
a, Hors, comp sol. Ottawa, Aug 8. 1881
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Wholesale & Retail
Liquor. Cigars. IL Grocery stare

M ORSE AND CONLEY have just opened large
vi establishment on the enst side of the court
house, where they constantly keep on hard lnrrc
.tnrL III ll-Ir.nrt..i mi ADMIT, -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-18
OTTAWA PRICE cIuEr>r.

'u""f''' az "hfhlh hh a. ", MAIIlL, pEAIIU
~ hh' "o'"s, dW"'tulEs, Ann rnunUrr.
N,GirG, lHO. H. 1919.
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lilc ofCol NonrocEdwards.. Wonderful Book,

J'iE' accomplished forgcr and swlndcr, for sale
book store Chicago vii
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Ottaw, Lodge NOAH, Ottawa.

VVIIIIUTITUUuIlFl Nu-I Vlll, VIZ UTWly' WCNI VIII
prompt attention GlII-Gl' CHARLES DEMENT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT..
Hoard Of Aldermen.

MONDAY. April "a
tn. Board WAS called to order ate M 90 motion Of
AID Kelly, the residing Of the minutes was dispensed
With. ana the Hoard took recess until O'Clock.
Afsr ksoeU An inVHaiion wss received and accepted
Deaf and Dumb Institution. An invitation from German
sitisens attend celebration tho sth ~ May next
was accepted A petition from Jonss PHILIPPE fer To-
crease Of salary referred also referred communi
cation from the Mcacs Basd At Bellevue Hospital ash
inf Cor farther sccOamcd sous for visiting rhNsicans
resolotion that Justices M.lse prnker and Merritt be
allowed respectively the following sums TOT DEFENDING
hsmseve. fe certain spts, via Maisell $500, nrnAef
$500 Merritt 81 eel a. read, AMI some discussion
easaed. when adopted yeas aud nsys-l9 TO 2.
The report ~ the Police Committee the ncease OF
sssdes 81 ofhcss al Bisck~el. isand wss read ana
resolution, decreasing the salaries OF each fl.a. wu laid
upon the table 70 ,hs next -etns AID Crola' moved
sasrenon Of the rules Tor thu purpose OF prrssnas
report Of the Counniitee, ooneuuns With the Assisns
ia sppfopri.ns see fes Station noose 10 the ~wsfth
sssspted, sne adopted An ordinance from the Ordi
aanes Committee giving to the Cummon Coauei the sp-
polat cot OF the srbotdins'es Of ihe Am.hoase Depart
msnt and also hxins the - srissof thesse
BY Ala MaEraih aud .dortea....Ar ordinance Ia reA.
to the Croton Aqsedect Board giving the Conmon
ported By AID MeEr>sh sed pefofcst Adopted, yea ~
nays MsElrsh odsred sr,soiution sppfopriatns
The sum Of $50 foT portrait u Mayor Brady Adopea
fs,s. toe wooster, hse Referred 70 Committee ca
Five pepaftment....,b BY Ala Purser-Thst Doctor G.
ONs BE appointed 10 Baeiwelfs lslsoa-sprointInsnt
70 date froen fserssry last Aaepted The Sommi,ise
Tor koisas Assistant Ioslioes BY AID McErsih
That $oo Be spPro! mated Tor ffsne for the portrait VI
Gov wrsat ADAPTED \, the ss,ns.Ihs' .as sspss.
additional soa ofhshtng the Psfk With ga Adopted. -.
BY Aid Croasrhat the ,rsias Star De added ~ ths
st OF ccsPorscn pspes Adopted The kePoH 81 the
Conmttse OF Rstrenchment aaa Reform Ia relation 20
the Pablo ftntrs was tsAee up, and adopted anani'
meesly
which ihs Board adjourned until Thursday evening neIi
n I o'clQok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
SCHOOLS.
THE FEMALE SEMINARY,

No ~ Etf- fis-A -
As r. CLAhhr. ~ Hbl
WILL commence Sc sumner Term on ~ .fn -,
w Pupfl. wtil b. received o. sny intefru-e ~
eb.rs.d 90 y with ~. proportion n he term -
Ward benz pleasant srt f-trsd - = ~ ite ciiJ
iessspph.d vita confor abe bones for 'tfsrs "a
cs.ir.be s;tust re for Jours ladies frt ~ 2ornc 20
Wish . obtain board IN private families hI- P-''@t
their sadie 800. g.. -,-,, L.
A., - .,ogirfnx thor6gfh education The pflne 50
Esd. Fivas Their osn undivided sftsn.ion 20
are sssist~d by the fii0SinE gsnil-fl,n. no 1''s
l0ns ara fsgorsh'y tnoSr 90 80 Febl. va 49,,
Jscos 7 Bsrs.n. An. Profsfsor ~ Anc ~ - s,
L.nRsss.. ana Bellies Lettfsss Oilh-ft L hHn- 49,,
N s.tgfsl Sciences suc 1afbemsficsi Jcnn " : hg
P,e,s,.or n location Tn. dfzsinf departu-nt =
80 ofFExststh Dram Professor sumo ever -
tgfes % the Sstgrsl Sciences eF-fJ wei N'--'
ocrupy tb- sunni sf term H., s, d. 80.
.tsse = employed ~ convsf p7pi' tr'ol-t ~ Iii
TAFT cart q m. ely. Ioo.e from s91in nf2ttf.
from susDurEn will - provided m ncl
-. " \. ,,.ss ~ .t.fiousry Lsfio. French
~ 70 80 ., U.s. 81 90 D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
NARINE JOURNA [
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrtved-Sfssfp,hip Soatherner, Berry, Charleston
60 hoof., uase 10 sposord. Tiicstos Co
Brig Eagle Means Cienf2esos. Cubs p %, 20 Sesuth
Wash, 80 bids susa Burses Co 81 do ~ ics honey
ray or Co Left brig. Nroerue.s Fevlst Sioss, Ia
So Wm Price. diss Jsne Riea CO. Russian, VeaEis, os
Morgan, -ta sat sshrs Martin, Brewer, for Boston
lds WsichmSn, Nisslaw, for Baltimore, lss Mount
HoVe, Bfiemaa Go 30 Leopard from Portland just
Wa Pope ei.s 9h inst lat s. So lon IS So in heavy
sale from NNE a. 4, hlo~n Cd % TIRE soaih~aEd u
the 0ef I'd. lat 81 t' lous u IS sPoAs hs Ashins ia
81 Thomas. bos.d to New.York
Brs Alert teefere repoFsrdl Smnoos ssvsnuah. 10 Ga
lameef order 18th inss. lat IS lon IS 10 thunasr
storm the opmsss struck hv lshtains sRs Passirs
down the ofsmssi Jarrd three Of the badly
sshr Victory o.horn, 0eogssto~p, DC, es m5se, 10
Sturses Chairman Co.
Sehr Huasob, Brown, Nstssorda Tsxas - De. cotton
IA 70 II Bxowaf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDy

NTbE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Of hesses aud other complaints u the respiratory
separates aac asrsnseueut Of the digestive func uons
TATfERsALL's HEAyE POWDERS
1. Is Warranted 20 Be perfectly 'aie 10 All sees VIII 20
the aninsi or inlue even " as h no ii
sSe from 70 times cheaper tfs i0ost 81 th- I'M
atons which being circust,d ,hroushout the couBy,
osa p-l up 10 much sfzer packsr,s en 20 sure
OF cold, catarT1 &c.
THIS remedy hs, .squirsd stsadins never before u
tanned BY any horse -dci1e, ana In TACT ne know Of o.
patent that hes received much commend .os
contideunE the time II has been established In this
~ More than 500 verbal aod written testimonials haze
voluntarily been rendered ~
AgssEsA n GouGH Col certify that bouzt, oss
p.essgs of Kirkbrid-s TarTgRsALLs Hesve Powders
used horse OF mine thai was troubled severely wit
hesyes, sna the single pacxass cured him The Povdso
aOout months ego, and have n,yef seef
any indications Of the disease since
HI. J. CHILDS l5s Broomsst
Mr. lssscs President OF III. ssasertiss B,us iaforms
That he bad horse cured Of heaves and had sogtl
By one package. Mr.. Smith, IA Foltonst called o
1911 US that ne cured hs horse Of annoyins sst
soaelesome cough accompanied by evidence Of worrs
aed general lack Of condition By tho T.tersaPs Bss~
PO~c,D
Extract from letter from merchant At clvS. N Yors
who hss 'of &C inmense qu.nty Of the Hsas. Psxssn
htv- only III packages ie's srd would like to hsvs
Do out every BODY Who wishes TO set remedy the
horses want the rs,Serssrs" .nd will tass pshist
eis-" Your., Se WIN C ELY. clyde NY
PROOF ALREADY PUBLISHED
Beside Tue above We Gao refer TO tho published eef
W. Days Monroe; N j.; $ Roberts L. "a Jees
S'yde, ~ Mr.. flanagan, Mdd lebory, VI h. Fna
LLOYD Gale and Others Of city which proves coz
eassey that II the best remedy which be siveo
incipent founder ssndefs and general want Of eosaes
directions Tor its uss 10 s these ds-s-s sceonP
each package Prepared aud sold wholesale aed req
oy A. n. COUGH 4 co. lag Falton ct Nsw-yort AZ
sold by Geo W. Miller, N Y. Tsu-rsslls, Balfs be-
and L. Wiaship, II East Broadway, snd b. drasne
ssaeSslly shr0ssh0a' The U. s.ssa csasasA LA n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

S-Or TRAIL % nov enlsf.iss bic ascommOdas
ZOO. Tor psrepts seversl additional rooms with Kyu-
r"gn 70, indoor exercise, will Be htted ID previous e
ne nftff May Or. 7 sppes this both acute
snd enfone diseases generally. 10 feve Of all sinas the
ser treatment prompt and seftsn. host Of tbs com
plants - common and stetnz 70 female. are speedily
Ani PERMANENTLY relieved Children predisDo,ed 70 DIS.
ease fnn orssnic m.lfomstcn and yoaos persons who
have teaered such pr-csposiou by habit nav
D. 'orprsosly Improved And iuyizorated By udicoa,
course Of treatment eombinsd with correct regimen and
Physiological exercises
B. hsvins started the first Hydropsths tn,titatio,
IN America ard having devoted sev.r. years 10
ing The system In this city scientific basis DR. di,
sifms al connection or sTmpahy With those pseudshy.
dro2sths alias medical quacss wno get eo.rsin
under the name OF Water Cure add whenever themssye,
or families sek expose their Ignorance or nv
b. ranrias affair dostors Of the ole sshools nd ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

HoKNrp MuRpsK About the time the Church
bes ringing yesterday Constable Brernssm wss In
fornsd he'd been adsuresnce q, Lsnsons Hole
near the head Of Long Wssr Ga repsrisg thithsr he
found an elderly about 50 years OLD. whose name
secmcn Psrss hanger on Of the establishment, In the
last a<opes severely Injured sboas TIE ksst physician
ouns Doctor psers called IN. bat the man ws be-
yoad human aid. and died IN few moments An lnai.
yidual Who Gala himself samuel O. Yeomsns pointed
out a. the ysrpeirstn. ard arrested BY Mr. Bromhsm
Il seems that the murdered man wet up stairs for the
purpose OF changing his shirt but before he reached the
top he was stfuek down
Amer be vas assaulted young man napet Bowers at
tempted soiux up stairs. lie WAS hi BY feonans With
the same weapon. which d said TO have been post Of
lo bsdstssf The latter irtuy severe bot not Jan
ssrous Ycomans was Immediately Committed 10 jail and
Al INQUEST monsd whose vefte, that the death Of
YArks Was ossaaepsa By blows indicted BY Yeomsns-
xsw,Isyea JoafnAl 2tle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
FARMS FOR SALE.

GavALUABLB FARMING LAND FOR SALE
eqo acres % land sitrs'ed Ia the Town Of Ens
County of Chemuus and State Of New fort, With
ten mites Of ths Chemung Canal End Village Of Ho,e
head. thirteen miles Of tho NewYork ana Ere kslos
and fifteen mi OF the flourish Village Of Elmn d,
comfy seat OF said county good public highway psss
through the and he tract ia divided into lot, o sbcg
nH sores each aud will be sold quantities s1it pa
ehss8rs, very low ami es-y terfnstitle dispnbs
For father particulars apply 20 M@ssr, AfRss ~
TUNfS SOuthst Nrw.fOfk City !. N. NcCULL0
sud SAMUELJ DONALDSON Baltimore, Nil wt
p. BROOKS, Elmirs New YORK. taf swin
~ TWO FARMS, one Of them q laas. and oush
- sale 90 Staten l.iand near Port Richmond Fsr-
Inquire ~ Aun-ft. Al 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
pAssENGnRS ARRIVED

IA rea.stsy SosfAsrSsr, freM CAarissfoH-Mss shooi
bred, Misc Shooiered, % BsEaiuger, Miss
A andef, Mess Nolsmsu. Miss LLOYD, Mi, Rerjsmtp
MI. Rrosa, Mrs n R,aainssr NJ, Evan Mrs Wissiu.
Auggitus Shoolhred. Mrs ShoohreA and servant Mr. X
Arnold and fsmily. w Jones lady children s1d srfVt
NJ Potter lsay, children spa servants G khode,
lazy sud eeid, Sruyvessnt L Suydtin. A Nillngtaa
SIX ErsWn. w keFr hrafy Hrsht. w Griswod. GcC
Abbott, W " Calvert ; Clsik. h Mo.es. Mr. izTard
h A Tppper, P Boyes, Prill A johnson. h kinksde
4 Watson. ID X Cofwith. " h ID GAilsrd, Il IA S~sn
IL Scranton aud servant-to IN steefags
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26
pRoOKLYN AFFAIRS.

IsQvIsr.-The Mayor held an inquest yesterday
.pon the body Of Jane. srhn. proprietor Of tavern in
Msiast who 70 his death by being thrown from his
hors@ he ssopns rapidly round the corner Of Main
and Water ste ls skull wss dresdfaly fractured aud
be survvss but fsw hours after the accident Verdict