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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03
nURIIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICR, NJ

Nassau-strsshOtice 10 hereby Eiven 10 the rsatives
spd next Of hin Of PATRICK OCONNOR, late Of the
City of NewYork, uuk dealer deceased snd who 10 ST.
legged 10 have died intests that shall apply W the sur
rogats u the County Of New York for Letters Of Admin
isaon upon the Of the said intesat- the 18th
day OF April next At 10 o'clock In the forenoon Dated
new York. March -, 1913. JANIS IhA1kk,
mis- Qswtw Public Administrator.
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'PF ". W VAN WAGENEN, 70 wan,t or
rnl6 Inn GEO B ROLLINS u Wallst


A. TO uEPCUANTs, MECHANICS snd Man.
-. utzcturers Merchants wishing bsaunul bludlng
~ sites mechanics aud manufacturers DESTROYS OF egi
bic loo ates requested 20 call on the undersigned At
Wall-st or One Hundred and Eishteenthst Harlem,
who offers fJr sale large number ot parcels and
Vi single lots very cheap ami most favorable terms
No PLACES Ia ths United States Offers the same sd
vanlasss this property sltuaed as n "a AZ Harlem
within three quarters Of hours ride by racars
or STAGES running every IS minutes 70 the best market
ira the world both Tor the staple and the Manufactured
cls beside having each side river navigabie At s
seasons OF the year for vessels OF the largest class there
are charsbes Of every Christian denomination snd large
schools in which children receive good education free OF
tuy charge Some these lots may be had without psy
n any money down, the purchaser Improving the same
Manufactu es cEn have buildings put up Tor their accom-
odaton oa favorable terms Mechanics will fad plenty
n work Ia hs vicinity. ~ b. The fare 10 Harlem tby
omnibusss ISAAC DOUGHTY.
To Let, a factory 75x25 on One Hundred and Twenty
sEbth.t. pear Railroad. ms lmeod'
IS. MILLS FOR SALE, to lease to lot and In p
.sM med ate possession gyen.-Ths new factory build
ings ard water PRIVILEGES, situated on Mufderers
Creek. Orange Co. State Of NewYoTk, being one nj .
from Ne~Nindsor and Cornwall Landing four miles from
Newburg sud quarter Of mile from sloop nayigaiioa,
vel k1OGn the snuff Mills.
The property consists Of go Of land 5sory
brcs building 100 feet BY 49, large dweln ghouse both
put lest under the suPsrntendence aud dfee
ton Of Mr. Leonard At Of 90 900, and ghi good
buildings for work hea3s for other purposes and fruit
trees Of all kinds on the premises.
The whole Will be sold bargain, or VIII be leased on
favorable terms great improvements are going on In the
NJ ighhorh0od, and the hGdson River and NewYork 4
furnish easy snicaton from the mills TO the city Of
Ne e-fofk.
The premises bs 81 any time. ard il not
expected any Que Will purchase without examining the
Pr p-tty. farther desert pOn 10 deemed unuecessay
For terms and ether particulars applyat
mill e MRS q. MILLER co no Wster-st y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03

1910 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS. isiS.
1910. In consequence Of the frequent claims FOR dan
ages presented sEsn the f1Twsfdsrs Of merchandise
the Western Csns. sr.lna from the abstraction Of goods
from packages irpsrfsc'y secured The Board q For
vsd4rs u The City II HewNofk have felt II their duty
well r., .ecrrs u the merchants themselves 20
ADOPT ~. following rssoution viz;
R,sslr-i Ths win not fecs rt - q shipping order
an ~ drF go1ds hats ears, straw goods
shoes destined for the West rnsss such hoNss
properly spsi sud sealed when SHIPPED;
sry cssss corts'nins goods u sny tsscripti
unless such boxes c.sss sell strapped hcoped
hsf1r. shipment. II HOLT, Prssidert.
prrsrru Tatrv ss-rs.-rv ~ a.
fVO PRINTERS ard Newspaper Pubishss-Fcr
Y S.e-Ats low price one secondhand singl-c Under
Press hei inxsg inches Tire Press = n completes ord-r
mHu p HOB 4 co % and 81 G'iast.
DosR-WoOD FURNITURE Of he best material
shsud workmanship ard latest style ard patterns; fer
sale BY In2al J " souTHAck. les Broadway
TOUNTIsG.H0I.E DRsHs, Orsce and Library
~ table,. vsriety Of pr.teyna for sale "
80 " sOuTHACK ise Brosivsy
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1MIIIIAH-BURGHP PROPERTY ior sal

~ very lo2On- NO story snd sitie house 10 Leon
80 srd.tot ,, fees hy inl house - feet b. 81 nearly
W. containing N ro0mspucs 81 ioo-four hundred can
rensn GA mortgage A. oue Dew ts'1-storJ snd atic
house with Kitchen and two ota Of frJuno corner
& Even sd ArscesL th. Gothic church, Inquire
if y Manner, corner Of Grand and FoaEih So VII
,u,harsh u9 In
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HtNLkl ". 81 otNtLL4-
SYLVESTER n DIXON, Trustees
ffo r.,v7rr John y BEAkDrLEf.

by ORDER of D. P. lngrlhau. Esq. one o. the Ass2-
ID -ste rrr r. Of the Court Common Pleas in and io
th. Ci and County OF New York, notice 3 hereby sFe
trss - the of the statute authorisn ar
rs1ts against sbscondiur concealed and nonresident
debtors that an attachment has issued against me estate
81 ISAAC DETHRiDGE, non-resden 90 THIS ,tae sna
resident OF Great Britain. and that the same w" % 80
charge such attachment. accord az % aw WIZ nus
months from the first publication 90 THIS noce' 500 nat
- aen, IN arv debts due % him By re- dents OF this
So lad the delivery 90 for bis use o. aay properly
uthn this state. beiourng 20 hm. lnd tne tr-i,i7
IN nv ru.h property hy him are forbidden D. law ana
s-s oid-Datcd the twelfth day ~ November, lel'.
loan T. DOYLE Attorney Tor Attaching Creditor
40 f.u-4-7 g. Naszau-1l He#-1o rk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03

PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County Of NewYork notice is hereby gwen 70 al per-
sons having claims against NArHANlEL HAWXHUhSr,
late OF the City Of NewYort deeeaed TO present me
same with the vouchers thereof 70 tho subscriber at his
residence No s5 East Broadway in the City Of New
York before the second day Of June next
~ fsurirns WIN y MOTT Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03

by ORDER u the llcn. d. r. l1franin' o ls y, ~
Citv esd County Of N-v-Iork-Nouce u hereby gwen
purs1snt % the provisous e the statute
tschmeuts against a1lconding cOnceaedi ilA
dem debtors that attachment hss Issued ~ ns vac
estate Of HOPE WILLIAMS ares.dent 81 fmaas 10,
n tbs state Of Pennsyysna and ,hat The same viii be
ga or th- PAYMENT Of his rebfs uniess be appear ana
discharzs such attachment. sccofduz 20 la "hn .ne
mouths from the first public atoD ~ ih. n-.tei - 10
.hs STATE ard the delivery % him or or hi use q any
property within this State belonging o. him ana we tus
r Of any such property By hm are rodde1 oy s" sa
sfs VOID Dated Oh, i9ih day % EstT1ary, ~.
CAMPBELL s. BOUGHION,
90 f..-r-, Attorney for Aftachilg Crsflf0fg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03

IVA NE1-I i1.-Puhnc notice 10 hereby sven 90 al
persons who have omitted Co psY thes taxes for the
year a. pay the 10 me 81 my Office on Or before
the let day Of April l8i after which deie Interest will be
shsrgsd upon a. remaining unpaid a. the rate q IA
per cent per annum calculated from the ith day - Ocio
b-f l341 10 The day Of payment Office hcun SUN y.
to2pH Office Receiver Of Taxes. New City Hall. arb.
mllts3 SMITH DUENlNG. Receiver Of Taxes.
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g. AT PRIVATE SALE-Four lots Of srouad On
-. The east side Of Lexiu zfon-svenDe ara Tssnty
second q. Also. three Lots On south SIDE Of r~@nty
second-st commencing 100 n east Of Lexington svsnss
earh lot Is - ~ 100 Il For particular. apply 20
m3i ~ Al BLEECKER ABcionesr. J 6rosd o..
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PRINTING TYPE.

WILL BIZ SOLD AT BRUCEs NEW.fORk TYR
W FOUNDRY, after March IS, 1913, o. the following
very low prices for approved Dix months noies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03

NJ soy p.fson wishing reside IN the counry snd DO
- business Ia the eity The pacs 10 situated on tee
h.ass Of the HsSson River, within h.h mile Of the
.tesbosi landing Yontsrs 90 the place sA good cot
tsg- house house. fruit u all hnds. tcres o.
and For particulars inquire u Mr. JOAN BAshFOkD,
90 the steamboat lan1iEs, cr o. VT FhEDEklCh
Known. L-- We. sev.n.eenth..-. y = nns9 ~.
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II. z. fAblNbf MI.
]. WILSON, ND,
r. y BRIGGS. ND.
Albany, April /. 1871 P =. ELMENDORF, ND

CAUTION
Ovius 10 the Erss. and immense sale Of Dr..
TownEsnis Ssrsapsra, number Of men Who were for
rnsfy oar Agents have commenced m.knE Ssrsspsrin
Extrscs EKrs Bittsrs, Extracts " Yellow Dock, kc
They generally Pot ~ mp Ia the same shaped sottles,
~ them have st0isn and copied ad erts-
they only worthless limitations and should b.
avoided.
ding Co Safest Boston Dyor Sons l3l North
Second ct Phiisasphis Hence, Druggist. baltimore
2. " Cohen, ChNlesfon; Wright Co lji rhartres-s
o 100 South Psaist Albany and By all the principal
Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the United
states West indies and the Csnadss ~ MWkFtf M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03

INFORMS HIS PATIENTS that bis hour. o. ate ndsnce
Al the Ghce from 10 70 O'clock Monday 3.
Wedrssfay and Friday. 6z3 Broadway mo In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03

N PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County Of SewYork notice Is hereby given - al per-
sons having claims against JOHN W. BURGEs late Of
the City Of NewYork grocer deceased, % present the
ZANE with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber AZ bis
Office No Sassaust In the City Of New YORK on or be-
fore the sth day Of May nexDated Newforki ath day
Of November, 1917. - . .
~. c
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- TO EAsE-sCr a term OF ytlr- ~ ron il'hulI
-. 9Th steam -nrrs and cGp1'a. iu Willsm,oafth
NJ eorrer of No,tff.st ard Teuih 90 and po.seison
given on the lst Of Msy next ,..,.
The f5uudry il nov. occupied BY Mesrs Salt Ritch'e
ana - ia full operation. Apply 70 =. q.
NORMAN lkANCIS. Dutch-st y. y.
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g. To LET-At Payonia, within - minutes walk OF
% Jersey City ferry ak anrOut twOstory a. base
~ msnt brick houses. being part Of the Peyonia err
race now finished 10 the nestest manner with marble
antsls sliding doors. speaking rumpets etc In each
kitchen is pump OF pure, Bo spring wateratachsd 70
each house Is ground sufficient for vegetable or hlwer
zsrden also enclosed with tbs houses is park 81 feet
deep ard extending the whole ensth Of the Terrace On
ubus.s run 70 tue ferry Rent Is small respectable
families Apply 10 r. COLtsi
mli lg. , Montgomsry 3. Jsrley Clty.
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on, N n. Iri,h EmiFrsni soelsiy,

ACCoRDING To TuK -TATurk 20 sssh csc
n 80 sn4 crowded rntice IL hereby fvsn thAt a.
i-.,-, n, Oacers ard four members u the hEecuuye
cittse OF the Irish I'm grant Society OF ne~ OK oi
,h n.unr year will b ted ~ The ofce OF ne sseiey
- a fp the CITY Of NevYos, the nrsf honosy
- april next y T. Pos open from ten O'Clock IA me
fs,,sf..n mil twelve cock - noon. - - -,
io'pN'oN CRFgORY DILLON. President
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

So At PRIVATE sALE-Two o', Of srosbs %
r. the south side Of Oos Hundred and Seventeenth
feet ~ fhfd-sv-sgs, each lot - By ICl ED
Part Of the purchase money can remain on bond AZ
mOrgsgs For terms, &c apply 20
al Ia A j. BLEFCEFR, Aueiionesr. Broad.u
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SANFORD BROTHERS.
DR. ELLIOTT.

cash TAILORING, ~ Fulton. st next % Herald Once
" Just received beautiful aud choice assortment q
Clothes Csssnsres snd Nestings, which will be made q
order q very reasonable prices mis- In
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q faHfII
- Barrou-st. aud Newalk-ayenue formerly occupied
~ by John Austen. Is q grocery store
Also. large ad ming, suitable Tor cloinng or aJ
FOODS store Cellar and stable msy be had with oon the
stores - -
k,0-For sale or S new brick houses within nutes
walk Of jersey Cty ferry. Possession sveu mmed8tey
~ al the above property. Inquire Of DAVID JONES,
.bosr-stsr orpos'te the above store mz9 Wv
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no HoUsEKEEPERs

IN GENEkAL-I1st received good supply Of French
IWiov ware consisting Of Travelling, Work and Fancy
Baskets with good assortment Of housekeeping articles,
tin and Japsnned Also for sale variety Of Birds,
long and short Csnsres OF al ooOrs from - 70 elb paf
Of the best MocknF Birds in the ctv also variey Of
Cage 40 10. lnz8 lnt. w HINk. % Ihird..v. n. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03

- HOUSES To LET-Desrabe residences Tor
~. private famiIeg-hsnt moderate The houses ar
49, situated The Fourth-avenue, between twenty
fffh snd rwentyIxh sls sso several other houses IN
the same vicinity They IN complies order having
baths sad he modern improve rentsi Tue situation Is
hsahd sud easy Of accsss-tney DO reached by ire
csrs from The City Hall In - minutes. Apply 70 d.
EVANS y-fh-st seeoud house eas Of fourth-aye'
nue., or 10 City Hsilplsce m3 wv
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p TWO FARMS, on1 Of them to lease and one for
- sale on staten Island, nsas Port Richmond Ferry
Inquire a. Ann-st mo fw
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-14

borers forming unfortunate caste in society
of color unlike that of the proprietols o
the soil. AT present, there is not slav,
in California, and the power OF the Govern
ment is inadequate, it is believed, to thei
general introduction. Those who a'temp
the transfer of their slaves from the east to
the west OF the Rocky Mountains, will
meet with the inevitable loss OF their proper
y. They might as well attempt to remove
them to New England or to Canada.
awhile We sincerely entertain these
views, and value the union with the United
States as highly as we should, the simple
recognition Of slavery here would be look
ed upon as greater misfortune to the ter
rltory, than though California had remain
ed in its former slate, or were at the present
crisis abandoned TO It's fate. We have both
the power and the will TO maintain Cslilor.
MIA independent of Mexico, but we believe,
though slavery could not be generally in.
troduced, that its recognition would blast
the prospects Of the country. 1t would
make il disrepulable for the white man to
labor for his bread, and it would thus drive
off to other homes the only class of emf
grants California wishes TO see-the sober
and industrious middle class of society.
We would, therefore, on the part OF ninety
nine hundred:hs Of the population Of this
country, mos. solemnly protest against the
introduction Of this blight upon the pros
perity of the home Of our adoption. We
should look upon it as an unnecessary
moral, intellectual, and social curse, upon
ourselves and posterity.
"The assertion in the paragraph above,
quoted from the letter of Mr.. Buchanan,
that every facility would be afforded TO the
slave TO escape from his master, is a true
one. Let single glance be cast at the
serious evils entailed upon an entire popu-
laIiOn by fugitive slaves and lawless abet,
tors, of other classes, at large, over an ex-
tent of wild uninhabited country, and in
Testing the highways and mountain passes,
and it will show the absurdiy Of every ar
gument in support Of their introduction, and
the Ignorance of the supporters of the meas
uIe. That slaves cannot be held in bondage
here, every one who has travelled from the
Sierra Nevada of the north, to the seaport
cities Of the southern county, will admit.
Our contemporary, the Californian, in
treating upon this subject says: 1T would
be the greatest calamity the power of The
United States could inilict upon California,
and such a calamity Congress has no right
20 bequeath TO US, contrary TO the wishes Of
the people Of this country.
The Star acknowledges the receipt of
intelligence from Oregon, via the Sandwich
Islands. Ii has various extracts from the
Honolulu papers, relative to the outrages in
Oregon last December. Verify. these peo-
pie must live the other side of sunset
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-14

Here was encouragement, thought MI
! Wheeler.
"But," continued the captain, "she ha
married again"
"And could you give me the name O
her present husband!" was the next inquiry
"Why," rejoined the captain, smiling
''he's SERGEANT Smith too; but they are no
here; they are in Canada"
"Well," said Mr.. Wheeler, ait is no
the mother | want, but the chld,-ih,
daughter"
40! the daughter. Well, we have tn,
daughter too. She's on the moor; but She,
married"
"And married also into the regiment, a,
well as the mother?" inquired Mr.. Wheeler
Married into the regiment, also," re
joined the Captain, laughing; 'and she, al
50, is married to Sergeant"
The facts seemed so striking and the CO.
medicines so unlikely, that the inquirer
might have heen excused little' Incredibly
had he not been talking to one not likely
TO romance, and on less serious subject
but so true were they, that in quarter OF
an hour from his arrival on the moor, M.
Wheeler was in the presence of the legatee
herself; was next day in possession of doc.
umentS from the register of the regiment,
by the courtesy Of Captain Cough, showing
when SERGEANT Smith enlisted, when his
daughter was born, her name, when the
Sergeant died, when the widow was re-
married, and registering also the marriage
OF the daughter with every other particular
important 10 give the child legal title to a
legacy left her by person she could never
have known, had never heard Of, and,
more singular still, whose name she had
never so much os heard mentioned, even
by her mother!
We have only to add, that the executors,
reJolced at being SO unexpectedly enabled
to complete the task imposed upon them,
lost no time in fulfilling the requirements
of the law, and something NOR, than a
week ago paid over the legacy.-LirrpoOl
Albion.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-14
A California; Newspaper.

We have received the California Star,
a weekly paper, published at San Francis
co, of the date of March 25th. The mat
ter it contains We suppose is news; and
what an idea does the fact not impress OF
the immense extent OF our Republic
This paper contains much interesting in
formation relative 10 our new possessions
in that part OF the world. The following
extract may serve as a specimen:
"SULPHUR AND SALTPETRE, &c.--There
is 10 be no end. we shall presently con-
clude, to the developments men are every
day making, in the wealth Of Alta Caifor-
MIA. Two immense caves are known to
exist in the vicinity of Clear Lake, north
OF this Bay, and about 10 miles from the
town of Sonoma, one containing inexhaus-
,ible quantities of saltpetre, the other
Astounding in sui phur, both said to be Of
the purest quality.
"Who knows what may be in The very
earth wherein we daily tread A good
move it would be for all property-holders
in the place, who have no very settled pur-
pose OF improving the town, and distan,
ideas of rare chances at speculation, to
employ upon their unoccupied lands some
few Of our liquor-house idlers-and in the
process Of ploughing, narrowing, hoeing,
and planting, it is not idle to believe some
hidden treasure would be brought out
Some silrer mines are wanted in this vi
cinity. could they be had without expe
riencing the i'll effects following in the train
of their discovery. Monterey, our capital
rests on bed OF quicksilver, so say tbs
cute and knowing. We say if we can Ills
cover ourselves upon bed of silver, are
for our single self, shall straightway throw
up the pen, ard cry aloud, with Hood
"a pclkaxe, or a spade""
The Star is decidedly opposed to the in
PRODUCTION of slavery into California, and
in fact, regards it an impossibility.
quotes with appreciation the letter of Mr.
Buchanan, who says that the establishment
of slavery in California, south Of SO deg
80 min, is moral impossibility, an
says
Livery sound-minded man in Calloni
will endorse the sentiments Of Mr.. Buehar
an. They are sensible and Just, and Wi
commend themselves TO universal approx;
ton on this side OF the Rocky Mountains
/ Nowhere could there be less Pretext for tn
5 introduction of slavery than in California
: The country is well known to be renark'
bly, healthy. Small portions Of the 5
4 Joaquin and Sacramento valleys are I'll
{ only exceptions to this general observation
!. For few weeks in the autumnal month
+ mild intermittent fever prevails in parts
r those valleys. but it is known to be muc
O more manageable, and less severe, than Il
same disease in our Western States Ii
e believed that no portion of the United State
g. at the same period of its settlement. cou
E. boast climate as healthy as Calilom
y now possesses. The natives of all portion
d, Of the United States enjoy the same heal
here as on their own soil, and we are cap
ne BILE Of enduring the same hardships al
lis fatigues. We have nothing to create sic
4. lness, and nothing to call for class Of
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-14
lemperanee siaii.sir..

A correspondent has communicated to us
some rather startling facts regarding the re-
lative consumption of intoxicating liquors
and bread in Edinburgh, which he has
culled from the Post-office Directory. We
observe from his statement that in this city
there are 296 spirit-dealers, 800 grocers and
spiritdealers, 40 hotels, 81 tavens and
cOffee-houses, 4S wine merchants, and IS
wine and spirit Notwithstanding 9O2
concerns in all. Assuming that at each Of
these places an average of 70 week is
realized from the sales. the amount realized
would be k4.5l0 per week, and no less a
sum than f23I ,520 a year! Turning TO
another page, we find that the number Of
bakers in the city is about POO. the amount
Of whose sales. at ESQ a week, would
amount to f3l2, 0O0-or only about fa1,-
$50 more than the amount annually ex,
pended on intoxicating liquors l-Scoffidi
Press.