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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
CITY ITEMS.

tibA alaF -
DE,rruc1vt FIEIt-A hre broke out about .
o'clock thi. morning u the stable belonging 30 Kipp
Brown. tth, corner ct Tweuteth- - and with avenue
The aames spread with great rapiii,y and b. Wa with
Pie greatest difficulty that fcw horses in the front st
bic were saved Az the horses n the interior oi tfc
building 20 fho number ot l-0 were burnt 20 dcath
large quantity OF hay together wiki the greater Plt
II the staces were entirely destroyed Ths TIRE made
"a large blaze lighting up the heavens in every iIcc.
tion which combined with the -rcs ct the horses pre-
-enfcd scene too dreadful 20 describe This morning
the horses are lying in heaps amid the ruins literally
charred presenting shocking SIGHT lt i supposed 10
have been the WORK o. iucendisry several 0f the
drivers had been the stable about halt hour before
the flames broke out ~ time during fh, progress
of the IRE was reported that in ths Ion
which caused considerable excitement .or time but
the report proved 20 be- sroundle-s After the IRE was
partially cxtinCuhei OF the walls TELL ard several
hremen very narrowly escaped bcn. crushed beseath
IT, The whole loss by TIN. FIRE estimated at about
$1,000 on which there is an insurance Of $1,000
About halfpa.t u o'clock last n-hr a tire broke ont
At stable in the rear %. DO Norionst belonging Nr,
4 M Ailsir which was entirely burned down hut
the horses and quantity of hsrne that in the
stable ~ he time were saved. The stable NJ the
rear of l31 Sufolk-t took tre this morning about .
O'Clock and was partially desiroycd..-.A hre broke
out IN stable corner of stanton sni suffolk SIS bat
speedily exiingu he'd Last night about hslfpast 10
O'Clock ere was d.rogcrcd un the lth hoor OF house
lis Nassau r. but vas cNungui.hed before much dam
age had been done.
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FRoN ST. JoHNs. y. B.-We have received
through Arncs & Cos Express - JOHN papers 70 ,ne
sd insi. The small poN bad become widely slieao "a
taat city. and prevailing % an alarming cN''nl
The disease il said 10 have been introduced by iay
recently arrived from Boston. The Ntr bfH"sh'ef"
complains that thege s municipal power 70 remove
the iaftcs Affected enforce measures 90 prevent
the sprcadlus Of this loafhsome discsec.
Boston Traveller. 18th
BURGLARY ASH MURDER ALNosT.-A letter
from Winthrop Ne dated last Saturday says :-' There
Is much excitement here 10 day. Lat night about ~
o'clock. two lrishmen entered the house Of Mr Towc
(an old gentleman 20 years Old just oui OF the village
and with smashed The doors down and beat the
old man and las wife with club. hruisng them bad
ly On asking them what they wanted they am.
swerod There is money ia the house which we want
and u you do not keep still we win kill YOU After
rummaging the drawers which they supposed contained
money. they went Oh. They live in shanty on the
Railroad near the old mans house. and to-day were
arrested. Boston Chronotypc.
DEATHs.--Hon. JONATHAN CHAPMAN, ex-Mayor
of Boston died the 25,h inst His disease eysip
eias WN. HOLLIsTEA merchant OF Buffalo, exten.
svey engaged in the fur trade died in that city the
sd inst
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FATAL AcODENT.-The SaVgerfies Telegraph
gives the particulars of shocking accident which oc
CURED 10 the Iron Nom. Mn ia that village, on We'd
ncsdsy last FRANCIS ghind aged about sixteen years.
while engaged ai one OF the small rollers was struck
by piece Of hoop iron in rcd hot state which en-
tfrCu isi- CtYtlfrs ta hr - s------. ai'e-----
his clothes keeping II close 10 his body until 1t penc
uaicd between the ribs. physician was Immediately
called and every assistance possible rendered the un
fortunate lad bat he expired n about six hours
CASE oF PoIsoNINC.-A most dsstsrdly attempt
az poisoning d whole family took place near Twelve
Nile Grove H. secently The whole family, name
Bcssy. were taken sick after eating smoked ham
brought from neighboung smoke house. Upon being
tested the ham was found % be- strongly mQreguaicd
with arsenic AZ the ls, accounts three had died and
tbc remainder were dangerously sick man was
suspected OF the dabocal at and is under bonds Tor
trial
- The Grand jury OF -. LOUIS co. No. has
presented the Governor of Missouri for the rockies
manner in which he has Mt 10 exercise the pardon
Ing power.
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AMERICAN MARBLE.-Our citizens had an OPP
pOrtunity yesterday afternoon OF examining noble
block Oi American Staiusry Marble IL was taken by
Mcsls Ripley a Barnes from their extensive Quarry
ia Rutland. Vermont fifty feet below the surface
This the largest block OF marble qusrriod this
country. 10 weighs ZOO pounds 10 : as pure and
white as the best East Boston sugar and what gcuo
isis elias a. translucent u j. the purest marble vet
found IN America and equal to shy ever brought from
ralv tough with fine gram takes hne polish and
viii stand our climate much better than ihe Causra
Marble This block was taken from Rutland 70 White
t.g on tho Railroad thence down the Canal to Troy,
nd over the Western Railroad 20 this city Our sculp
Tors may now look 70 Rutland and no, 20 Italy, for
-; n,.!,,r,si Boston Transcript
PRyuArURE Tunnel EXPLOSION NEAR PENS
vrr--Mr James Hurley ubtracior and foreman ei
-, - on tbe Hudson river Railroad al Breakneck
nm was instantly killed the 9th instant by the pre-
mature explosion OF blast He wa, aged l"enynsf
years and native OF the County OF s'. an
,, s,bor nsn,,d Thomas who was also foreman on
The works. was somewhs; injured They were oo'''
distinguished for their efficiency on The works'
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FAYETrE-sr. BRDGE FALLEN.-About O'Clock
this morning the iron supports oil this beautiful sIuct
ure (passing over the falls from Hsrri onst % fronO
gave way and the whole, the work of many months,
was destroyed IN al many seconds. There were ioi
tunatcly bat two persons mail boy and colofcd
woman upon il at the time OF IT, accident ana tey -
far a. coud De ssccrtancd were but slightly injured.
The bridge which an experiment hat been con
sructed without regard 10 expense wae nearly hnshcl
and ready FOR delivery 20 the city. The flooring one 81
unusual thickness had been laid snd with the tasteful
its plan appeared 10 combine stability with ornsnont
II Is perfect wreck, a confused mass OF timber
and iron in the water below
r. s The City Council hsve been called together for
next Monday afternoon, in reference 10 the rebuilding
of the bridge Baltimore Patriot, Thursday.
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DEATH oI Hos. JOHN CRtRY.-Many OF our
readers will undoubtedly learn with regret that Hon
John Crary Is dead Until very recently he has ever
eniOyod good health but few weeks ago II became
evident that mlsioTunes had impaired his energies
aud application so weakened ms constitution
that he could not long survive. lie died sooner how
ever than was anticipated On Thursday last al about
one O'Clock p NJ he expired at his residence IN TINS
village without struggle, and apparently without pam
Fosy men in this section Of country have been more
extensively known more generally respected than
the deceased He was born IN Hoosick IN July, l1'g-
fiji father died when he but 10 years OF age leaving
hun to provide tor himself He then turned his atten
ton 10 agrc lltural pursuits, bat soon afterward met
with an accident which manned him for life, and com
PEELED him 10 seek the Of livelihood in pro
IL sion lie accordingly came To this village IN us
and commenced studying law in the office OF Hon
Anthony 4 Blanchard and has resided here since
Washington County Post
Mr. Crazy Member of the Assembly in 1921, IN
the Autumn of which year he elected to the Senate
Albany Evening Journal
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~. The New.ycrsey water-Curc Establish

~ The New-Jcrsey Naier-t nrc Esthpii-h-
-. - 49, - 49, - 18Th iif.nl-
New Jersey fifteen miles from New-lors on The line %
the Morris aud Essex Railroad ID, -, 81. ...
The cars stop within quarter OF nie ifpm ne e7i.
lisiueuf leaving he foot of Cortland - az 0cok 81
and O'Clock p N OF each day, arriving al sonh Orange
m about one hour .,. , a. -. ..
Dr. MEFKER announces 20 the puolic, nat he ha, usi
sr4 hi. arrsnc-lnen. 0T Of lc most complete " a.
erCure NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Sumner retreats now IN the
country. 81, ~ 20. - -.
he had been nearly three yeaf-, nor n one Id % Nhch
time was .pent Al GraecubeIg and h7 other Water esao
.hrf. III er1anv ani has been since lhai ie engaged
In ~ ,-fis lsrOn ard erecting an Establishment -u
Lis We've the subject ,.., &c.
The establishment is planned pariic. iany ih view 10
the -orn,rf ana convenience uf The PARENT and T. bum upon
fba Fngsh Nan of yvsisrclre esaos ilris having pn
vf bsbror aftsche 10 each PATIENTS roon slu 81 from
he room by folding doors whore te patient can have every
bsfb yrer he large douche and swimming bath, which
bot f,ied about ID rods from the house in the glen Of
he mountain There are three large plunge baths N me
bo1.e ON me grounds also two wave baths, one q
rf from he .sflraI falls OF the brook IN The rsvlne, and
swimming bsib 81 feet square erected for the pleasure Of
S,n1rsT risors Sc attending their friends and other pa
TENTS. .,. T. a. 1900 - - 81.
- 1Yre and .r1 communication addressed ~ HAS
NrFEFR All ID a Nesvark. y Jersey, al Soufh Orange.
y Jersey. WI receive aielluh Iis- IuI
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Iy- Odd Fellows Hall Association OF me
CITY of York, MAY i, 49,. gt
annual meeting Of ths Association for the ansacon on p
mess will be held al National Hall - anaisl on ioual
the llrh dav OF June next O'Clock, I n ana ~ cecA
P VI on the same day and the same place az eecl-'u
will be held for II Managers and Inspectors oi
No shareholder other than those who have compe WIN
Art Of the By Laws Of said ASSOCIATION = eAuue W VIZ
b order OF The BOlrd, 80 o,.,-,-, e..
myl2 I'm BENJAMIN iE'A%' 0'''''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

TmTRfAil.- The Washington twonoi Thurs
dav positycl, contradcts the stories alioai, about
letters having been received from our Commission
crs n Mexico unlagorable TO the ratification oil
Gre treaty. The Government paper says 1t un-
lerstands that no official accounts have lately been
received from them, aud that mo- letter has been
received from Col. Sewer except the one an
aguncinc his arrival ia Mexico.
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Ssnn CHALLENGE.-s
.ADiNI.r.nf heir Oh -ln--.- p

S50O 90. e tsa, a., n, =, a
T..nipe pvein. Tailoring and Repairing Establishment
~ ~ God u whefe yuu .et All grease PITCH Tar, pfini
- v,,e .rrtref from your clothes without s0lng yolT
ofb m the shortest noce AMI Tie most reasonable
,errls bv b NOAH ~ Gold-st two doors from Beck
msu-S Tie L CHEST proe pad FOR gentemen's cas-. OF
WVl5 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

Il LtSHMENI and saloon, i now open az le3 Cana-5t
the large mansion house, between Hudson and VaTck
For manufacturing al wholesale and retail fine and deli
cOus article for gardens saloons steamboats, excursone
picnics private families,
The proprietor viii spare neither pairs expense IN
derng their Saloon strictly gen,cc where ladies' and
een may regale themselves with Ice Cream and other
refreshments AL orders p1nctusly fulfilled. myIe I'm
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


Tae Bo,,op .J,rrloi OF Thursday has ''SPa'oD
f-.n Portland stating dat fbe Wing state Con-
,.s.,o, at Ansus,s wos fall, ai,eadet' and noni-
,.,od F,r,uL Htutry Of Bangor for Governor
Hon. LrIntH SEyrMNcE' tdV'f oil ''' h'""e
,.- Ioslaof is the Delegate to- the NATIONAL Con.
,.n,,on from thc Kcnoebec l!Iiil District.
E.W. FARlrY of New-Castic. IS the Delegate
from the iucolr tNthj District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

VIII remain al 2ol Tcnist near IonpAits s4lAIy 81
Cow rs heretofore vii receive patients al her Isuece "
attend them elsewhere. The great advantages 81 ne Wae
In the Of the most obstinate ana iuuel.r
10 reolirr sdv.rfi s.,,en, as In
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CoypUr.TION OF MILITIA FINES.

Y annual payment cent. Tor cotiLuttlpu Ut
ne being ~ hand the Receiver oi Taxes bes 10 can l
af,enfou Of he public the necessity of ca early Pay
n r mar the crowd OF commuters that have deferred al
III at lew days NAV be saved the ugub- tad Decay lce-
81. t,I h., Receiver u Taxe-
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\ NEW PLANEr.-The French paper h Na
foHal OF May Sd. at Paris, publishes the following
by ~ + Marry
1.-Two new .fars have been seen n the heavens. One
discovered on the night Of the NH Of April 10y the Irish As
tronomer Graham probably belongs 10 the group OF small
planets already numerous situated between Mars and
Jupiter: the other observed in London, by Mr. Hind does
moi manifest any peculiar notion and seems 10 be one u The
xe1 sfar.
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Island and Office "a Tenth - near fnih venue JotL
Safw N D and D. RooF both Pupils Of Pieis-nllLl NJ
tend TO patients above One Of NE physicians, = -
VIII he IN constant attendance 90 yossei Hi'i isP
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w WANTS.

WANTED few scrve Young men 90 60 Scufh -
W Mcsf 90 aci IS sgcns for the sale ~ new ani popular
pIhicslous-SfH over ana aCre TIER expenses VII -
surei to them writing. with fn opportunity o c.'l-ns
= 40 Per year Some nlrn now m OH employ VII 20
to-r make over : coo Per yea. Gear - a.. fNlcl-.s-
Each man vii have ~ ds'rc' q VIII BE- necessary of
teen o have 90 east frun - - % obtain good nns
out Apply lf FkENCH'S Publishing Hal. % brUaiN az
up starr, Once Of The Flag Of Union All letters nus,
be- postpaid. 81
ANTED->ifgai.1as by iso ve4y competent .if.s
W Nil thr best oi CITY reference cue cllmhcuuld
and fo as, - launtrcss he other nurse and
Both wcud go OBJ tlc country Please cali ar q SiNin
mae in fi" bookstore unv.f r.
NNANTED-A rfr,fy of select family servants are
w waning places H. MASONS lni-lieence orfc, b
Brwcrv auf "a Broadway Yearly subscription 81 re,t.
Otherwise. - cfs b All persons sem from these nF-e.
warranted honest my2s I'M
WANTED BY a Young man from he cclntrv - 90
w apprentice tie stone cuug. pnmtiu-. ans ,sl,r
resrec' able business Apply a. 90 Prnce-st myS' a.
no TEACHER~.-Wsn'ed in d Female School In
this civ. wong lady fully competent 20 take charge Of
al fs interests TIE situation IS desirable 20 any one who
j. seeking permanency II employment or shes ~ become
principal or proprietor Application may be- made AZ no
Firsr-si from 10 O'Clock Z VI n.y. gu
4 YOUNG LADY. TEACHER Of Piano and Vocal
~ Music. wishes O obtain situation n private family n
teach ur her board best 0f reference given Address
Bell" box l.4i1 Post Ofce. myA FNN>
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GENERAL NOTICES.
w Phrenologist and Publishers, toNLkEs
WELLS, Clinton Hal, Isl Nasssu-si. y. Y.
ras- Lebanon springs Water-Cure.- -Tm'


hshmen - fourth year II successful operation
with enlarged facilities for the water treatment The water
pure abundant. and Of every VARIETY a. TENN efltlfe
myl- I'm y BkDOhIhA ND f"y --eien-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
rvU. =. NsiIJi,e for southampton and Bre-

men.-The steamer HERMANN WI leave Newly OK Tor
Southampton and Bremen, on "Wednesday ISL May,
For freight or passage apply a. The Once OF he steam
Navigation Company, so Broadway An experience SIR
geon Oh board nyi'u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
TITI.cI.r,s anny JunapER.

Pqt,n,ed IN the United states France and Cyeaf B,i'n
LIVERY MOTHER should provfe Of hese usefui
II articles for the heal.h;ul Ot Der little CHILDREN
That they have been highly useful IN promoting ths assh
ana comfort u infants daily tesufei By thousands who
have tiem IN use For giving support and strength %
invads they are daily recommended by me most enhrn
-, an p,c~dxav GEO W TUTTLE
'f@' Peien;ee ami Proprietor
Dealers are c@onei against purchasing any Bat such a.
- .,.n,rad !. 1r,,,ls,. Parent inylO I'm
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E,,IIy RO,KDlNG SCHOOL. IN THE
FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS.


WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
ID l. VULrEE, no Chaham.si. tcorneT OF oianSel OF
f-is 10 the public the following articles at The lowest
posi- BILE rates
For Exhibition snt Dsplsys-Chinese fans, Maltese
crosses Mexican suns palm trees concentrated honkQniai
and vertical wheels, caprces, globe pieces rye toeAes'
Roman candles. and determinations OF various cOl0s
smaller Works for the Tride.-One ounce, ounce, 10
H. aud 10. rockets 8 40 9, TO- u and - ball Roman
candles.
saxous Tnanges. Chne-eNockes and
Mines Of serpepts Scroll Wheels, Fancy Fireworks.
Torbllions Pin Wheels Punk or JOstlc Dou-
pigeons usroons Serpents b.e-lIeaders, and
Einr Pot with or Blue Liehis general assort
without h,ndIes Torpedoes meni appertaining
Rs,cnl,s pullers to the business
CL,nese Rock.,s and Fire Crackers Nos aud At the
lowest market pricer-by the box =.
Civ and country dealers viii find an advantage 10 call
and before purchasing elsewhere myly DSW,Jyo
l,IRENORKs.-The undersigned have on hand
j and offer for sale large and choice assortment OF mo
most brilliant Fireworks offered 10 The public Also
Canton Fire crackers Josscks Sc Orders on the ooln-
nv will be carefully packed and shipped without extra
charge The undersigned have also In store an extensive
assortment Of Groceries, Fruits, Wines Teas, Cohees s
ears Sance and infinite variety II oil the me nE. IN
he line Also Congress, Pavilion and Empire spring Wa
teTs For sae By GASSNER a. YOUNG,
nvli I3l Chaihanl-st
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The Whic Convention of Ulster aud Delaware
met at Gainesville on the eta and elected CHARLIE
H,aAwAY Of Delhi, Delegate to Philadelphia.
with White GrHwoLD OF Handen as substitute
They then passed the following excellent resoln-
ons and ordered the Secretary % transmit them
o, their Delegate:
Resoirod That wc have implicit confidence IN me
Whir National Convention soon 10 assemble IN Fnia
lelphs and believing that that body viii place no other
men iu nomination for the support Of the wings Oh ue
fnion than such AZ have been fully known ana wen
tired as Whigs and whose pat lives furnish sure ana
.aic guarantee for the future we pledge our nfn ana
yea Gus support 10 the nominees of such Convention
E.soir,d That NJ common with the mass o the Nnigs
II the lnion our ewes affections. and our feelings
ere turned toward the bright unb'emished and gutter
ng star OF the West which never having Jailed u elmer
10 prosperity adversely dcsrc once more 10 see
sccctoi guide and leader 10 the ensuing poiuc"
gisoir,J That with such Star, HENRY CLAY Of Ken
fackv a. our leader and standard bearer we shall go
INTO tie election with confidence and energy and win
o. nrm determination 20 use our most Jealous ana un
firing exertOns % confer him that reward and eta
zion TO which his talents his honesty, and eminent pub
De services iully ontitle hin.
Pesolred That we c0nccigc no victory gain 10 US
.nless IL carries with II the triumph and ascendancy o
Wing principles and Wing measures and we therefore
ak for the nomination by the National Convention Of
those who Wings m principles, Wings IN profession
end Wings heart viii assure and guar antee 10 us mar
their election shall carry with the triumph OF the
principles and measures Of the Wing party
RUNORs FROM QUERLrARo.-The PtcoF"ne
Mexican correspondent under date Of Mey writes As
follows:
have lust received letter from your correspondent
20 Qucrearo aud not having time 10 give translation
before the mail closes only furnish the substance
lie saws Herrera has hg7 been nominated President ana
the majority of the pcputcs Will vote Tor him Zero
who has been reported for some time was opposed TO
peace your correspondent ays h8s changed hs opinion
aud viii vote for the treaty All tins looks as u the
peace patty IN the asccndan,y llerreais an oid
peace man and Otcro is man Of talent and influence
Therevolutionary pronunciamiento Of Almontc Pare
dea &c is pronounced fabrication made ior the pui-
pose Of producing revolution.
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FIRST PREMIUM

sTRAw.HAT MANUFAcTORY. - BoWERY,
g BETWEEN HESTER AND GRAND 5Is.-Inc
M Advertiser Announces To the ladies' OF Sew-foh
~ that he has the most fashionable assortment on
W. Has for the season, consisting u French and ing
hsh PAMELA Go,samer son straw, Tuscan ana sncy.
R,slah and Ready together with assortment ~ ans
Ribbons and Flowers winch he sells low any other
wholesale or retail establishment In the cry
All kinds Of Hats cleaned. pressed and altered ~ NO
sfe.f and mot approved STYLE. Brafs u different Kinds
a,yavs on baud ana merchants and millner. supplied
~ 1p'ruSS- THOMAS YOUNG, % bO1ery.
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BOARDING.
IlLEA-ANT MMER nnARDINl

pLEA>ANT II hflEK HoARD1NG.-fefscu
= DESTROYS Cf uhiaiuu. hoant n The country durng he
Suruer can Pee pleasantly accommodated az New hIrch on
the North River The house command. view at New
r.h Boy ,ni fie H hlnds ~ fhe Hudson tiras Ncs'
Point TIE beautiful combination ot mounia1 AMI uver
landscape De- surpassed splendid steamboats, pass
within i've inmates walk uf fht u-s almost every hour
Churches ~ every denomination Apply either hv letter
or personally. 10 Ms. JAMES ARBUCkLE, Washington
place. Ncs blrgh. or ALEXANDER MCCLURE, Esq lji
1laniy- 50 Ncv-Ynlk myll lot'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

lOtC. In consequence Of the teqlen, claims tor Jam
ages presented against the orw arders Of merchandise On
Inc Western Canals ssng from the abstraction Of goods
from packages mpefecfy secured the Board Of Forward
a., OF The Civ O. Nev.YOrs felt their duty a. wei
m security Of the merchants as themselves to adov mo
following resolution, viz
Resoired That we viii not receipt - IN shipping order
any boxes or cases Of dry gOods hats, caps ssw good
boots or shoes destined for tie West unless secn boxes
properly taped and sealed "nsn sesppea noi
.aio,sn, ''N'' v II n HOLT, Presided;
s",li-ehe n, ~ SECONDARY nm
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OBJ. f. .. r...Ir- Do Frnr.. '.--rrf Dln s'f sH ..ft
Hl.r i.norrf -lraf qrfHff r af Hf e pho lI
fel rff-- -H-e.'.i Thar te h''ln'- 1 re HhofHH
.I1uI rnlt.r olea DO 'r ere fi. sni rit me
..r J.nrrf lnn.Hl.ur
The annoyance nof confined o ile streets mentioned
Id na..alrs Tie entire cg IT, cause believe '1 Nc hc
condition n me- re,foi They hlFc newer been thorough
v cleaned ue ACrelIr' was o1euet Immense guam
rf q. 20 vegetable ara other have Accumulated 10
fe sni fho water unh Oh heused without heru-
If uaferIs moi speedily aea ld to % "a ID have most
uurous effect upon fe entire population. Several ~ our
most eminent chemists have declared er belief thai there
great danger ri wide spral epidemic disease from tAls
The mauerl
- We heartily concur iu ths above recon-
rsndstcn The water Al. comes through the pipe
no, ~ % use