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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

DESERTED CmLD.-Ncsteriay olfcer rhOck
morton found an infant about six weeks old, on Oh,
stoOp of house No 10 Chrstopherst wrapped piece
OF carpet, which he brought 70 the Aims House
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E0ODWlN'> R0oFING.-OA Tn roof made
NHugli Tor = cents per foot New roofs OF rough rianS
covered FOR y cents. roofs enty squares fo - IS
rcr square. aad warranted. GoodWlfs Pa,snf HYDRO
Pneumatic Cement SAeaihing mskes handsome. clcsn
hgM ana durable root neither pch gravel used m ne
anpAcanon. References and specimens NJ GOODWIN'S
Roman Cement Factory. 50 Wesi Broadway, hetNt go
Chamber aud Warren sis uy.S In
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CONYEYANCES.

80 -,a...---=.ss- EXCURSION Tit EI- tot
ltft .a..s...,.- ms BALTIMORE AND lNlLA
--s---1- DELPHTA NATIONAL CONNEN-
TONS bv the NewJersey RAILROAD foot 90 L.nyi }-sl
Sev. York Nc.r.c n tickets oI both tHs National Con-
rsrf n. viii be ffr. shed tne Rarni between New
YorE and Thaicpha Tor g. o 40 and return .on DEE Bal
tnore Convention from Saturday, mcluiu =. n INST =. a.
f r1 1r OBJ before saturday evening 9Th INST amt tr
tls Philadelphia Convention from Monday monlng. ill IN
0f june 90 return oa og before Monday evening ts ~"
June. Nil ri.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A shoemaker residing al
No lSs Hester.sirect named John scheimyer attempt
ed 10 commit suicide this morning at II O'Clock by cut
ting his throat with shoe knife Though nc inflicted
very dangerous wound yet some hopes entertained
OF his recovery No has been assigned ior his
attempting 20 commit the rasa act
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r.. -ss-.s5sss--D .LEECH NcO.'- EsliGl1ASr
49, -. y LIS t.-Ohce Ne.I-.l N.s.ler

z -. h. LIZ -Dtice " essf N.N-f GA
Tie above responsible ara .1lsesso,
slcd ne have opened e above Office ~ tle pgfpo'. =
Transporting ffanl passengers and her hagste v"'
West hy fle way 81 Pen1sge 1n.l Ne road and Cslis
Migrants going N ~ wi hui greatly fif ~ az
age fO lake ter tickets az ibis oifee. fle chesps
quickest AMI only direct Tolie i0 pI.tureh " leel0f IN
clll-u, - Louis VI any pollls a. lhe OHIO RIVER -.
H. "A. HOUSTON, Asshe
Tickets car also be obtained Jr Reading Pcusfi't'
mY@{ I'm
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49, .OPENING on TnE:sase..--..l,I..rt


s-.----'-1-r--n< NAL i0r l8l8.-Bmghlufs
lime LAD Pfi.nfg-The uudefss led would respectfully
inform Weslcu !. pcrs hat De lrsi oi ARCH nasigt
ION VIII Dee resumed Tor lle present season 10 Pusoure
via te Penn. ylgana Canals hla haAfoias pon.s hs'i
~ f. line Nj, he forwarded WITH great dispatch and Il
Tie lowest current rates so commissions or ohef charges
f1r forwarding goois from Pitshlrsh regular Ane 81
iaf Packets leaves Psburlh daily az 10 O'Clock A. " ~
Cincinnati, Louisville, ST Louis. Mara packases-Bns'
hams Line, gA Canal
III WM Il son. a gent. To- " t-t--l. y. 4
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CONVEYANCES.
r-lys REGULAR NAIL LINE

81 --ierWEES BOSTON AND NEN-fORk.
-z---s----S Us srufIr ffou and Prov .dence
~ TIE VERY Provii ence = nov sfolsd ay ~ Ne-
grrrt Railroad Inland Route throuen VI. e~nge
- e.--.,-sf TIE steamer 4. VANDERBILT, CsH
I.' SON. srf MASSACHUSETTS, Cap Pour In CO.
r.- white sf1lu ff1u ard Pfol.delcc afn boston I'd
p-.lsce Rsrolls leaving Ne's-f 0ra o-.l aia.ys q.
crr,ed from pi,r Q NCrl RIVER a. , o,.oeA = ~ tt
Sr.-lr b ac.o,z J. 81 or upon iH' -iita oi md
tr.1 NON Bo1n e-e steamers ar .i a,-.'i ~ fse,
or nd -innIf having each " -.ei Of af.e eollul-
~. -.,rs .f.fs ruurls and beriLs ilr 80 rf-ols, -
..le ftrge private ro,ins fur families ana lais he
.,.,rrs .s esrerdi ty Gee uost eknereneei i., s1i
,.i s-,e, ff, passage between NcN-loIs afd bosiqa
f n D., trr. lefrhV 1ruFifg u AIMS e ile 20 l -
49, \. f.,,rl Nru fBrs Noffh. rol-h ali " esi, and
=. l.., Inns lr,an Boston, Anrl and E.sA
NE VANDERBILT Vii leave Ne"-f r. i-.-ll,
riir-l, ana saturday. Leave sionl-ion mola-y' " 81
T-e Mass ACiii-sETrs viii leave Nes.YofS. Moniay.
N,.ie-.lr and Friday Leave sounsicn Iae'4'!' AN-''
Pssssn .ers on the suirai q the steamers = siea.
frgfcu nraceed nl,eds'ey tir sp4cn-.- naioa- -
m fence ard Boston hlg. ese fis'e $50. 80.
FL. s.esr,h0sf rams lo AMI from Boston lo laA'
r, b.yrare Fcl PASSAGE, oefhs' .iaie o-'' ~ ~
ar pAt Al-o. t'tf ~ '-..- M
thc otrce. l0 Blffery-p see
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Run OvER.-A man named Abraham Sop, was
run over Yesterday by horse and ina East Broad
way, and very severely injured
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AIR-TIGHT KITCHEN RANGE.
fTNHE UNDERSIGNED haze bad iu Ise tur some time
= back /. WOODS Patent Portable Air-,-lf Two o. EN-
Kitchen Range which has eQuel our ea'i1s in every
respect doing he baking boiling, brolu-, roasting, &c 10
our entire sa. action. and cheerlly recommend u %
Others for their USE believing they wA be equally well
pleased viii Us operation.
RALFH POST. e. Second-avouue.
L. WALSH. Slafe--f Brooklyn
a. " RYDER. ~ Easi Broadway.
SEYMOUR NONT. Us Pelri-st. bloohlyr.
:. DUNCAN. Wlliams1ursh.
Tie shove only few Of The numerous ieconia enda-
tons which the manufacture has received. and oll Re-
spec,fuy inv the public 90 cab li bis store and examine
iie Range before purchasing eseu here al are trtned
20 give satisfaction. laH 3ml T. WOOD, 81 aier-s-
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second nslsmeli o. y cents per share on
ne stock q TIE Upper Canada ning Company payable
% lie IL day ~ june l3fa. Payments may be made 10
Wa James C1Tne, IS Walls Agents Of the Company Ia
hsw-iofk mylo lmssI II. B. WILSON Secretary.
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i OOK AT THIS

I OOK AT THIs.-Ladics and gentlemen, are
IL nov prepared 10 furnish YOU. nom sock OF
goods, WITH great variety u boot gacfs, slippers yes
tuskns. &c &c 81 The nrsi qualify Snd a. reduced prices
Likewise The bows misses and cldre's boots
shoes, Cal and inr Yourselves Al 81 Broadway
corner Frsnkla-sL Imye lmeod.l 81. cAHILL.
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PoLIoL.--O ulcer Rider yesterday arrested a fell
low named Michael Carroll. charge OF having as
saul,ed Charles Graves OF the steamship Empire and
atterwafd attempting TO pick his pocket Committed.
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STRAW GOODS

- IkAW UOUnS-A lifEn Hnl s1'enlIf assn-fIncni N
Isiraw Gotls % every Descriptions s4f1hle flr ne4.
'oys All laian;s. a. MONARCH Is H4i All Cap ware
louse, "a Boweiy. jol In
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- -nn CHALLENGES. -Notice 10 genurmea WAC
scOUOwaal their old clothes 70 look IKE new SA a. te
Cleaning Dye.ns Tailoring and Repairing Estab.ishmeui
% Goldsf where You can get az grease, pc TAR par
aud glue extracted nom your clothes wihoa1 song YOU
terms. by j. b. NOAH Is Ood-sf TWO doors from beck
msnN The highest price paid tor genienlels essi-oa
clothing uylt Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

lal cure flr crrs hgnc1s. &c ard j. waualel ln al
cases where f1e directions are complef with The exeu-
sile safe uhc tins article las met with l places where
% hls been Introduced = suciclf proof q ~ erclcr. not
one bon 2. thousand la wig 6el re1irled i1r lav e
o. give reieg
Prepared anl cold by A L. WfNSHiP Care David sands
Col D tasi bI1aEay. sod also by Sands, 10 Fulton
- johnson, - brcalvFays Cough 10 Fuors-l hus ~
Broadway Dc-uc Co SCI Broadway ana Plrs-r0v and
hy Dugs generally. Price Is cents per box. MO imeod
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- -ysss.s-ssss,1 NEW YORK AND xT~s
4 s<4 .sa.----.-<s--ss Erie RAILROAD ts :;


FROM May 1. 1913, Until farther n0tce
FOs Pass ScFRs-Leafe NrH-i ok from The og
Duane-sil az o'clock An. snd O'Clock, ? u fof Per
mont Blauyetvie. Cnrksiown. Spring Valley, iOgsef
Ramapo, Monroe Work. Tuners, Monroe, oxford, Cles
Ter, Goshen. NcR -Hampt0n Mddietovu, HoweTsl Oas
vile and Pon JCryls.
For Nev-l ork ant Intermediate Leave Pod ~.
vs. az & ". and az N Ofsf4le, on ~ 4 81 and .
PM Mddlefo~n, al An. and +. 81 Goshel y
a " ami 4 ~ p n; Chester ai u An ami a pm
AL baggage tne rek of fLe owner unless ~ %
charge - Ire ba-gsgenaster.. Fly lhs oi rcrsOl bsg
gage allowed 20 each passenger 30 freight taken ~ ~
passenger trains.
FoR FgfiSar-Leare Ncw-York ~ 3 O'Clock. u ~
barges Samuel Marsh hcnly sIytsl1 Jr ant Dlnsl,.I
Leave POn JEWS ~ . AM Oasgil.e al i0 u no
tlsf0vu 40 ID A ~ O0-en a. ID 81. ard Chester i u
MIX VIII De- ia.cl morning alo evening by tam. no
ming expressly ~! llai plrrose
40 a. {. SEYMOUR supcnn.en3enf
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IIi(IAI. NOTICES.

lx.f e' 49, ~ lie 81 .,f-i aA.t q. rr1-as
.ss'- r-ro.s. 80 s r..,- ur'I T..sy tl. ~ Dry ,JtNt
.,- ,r. .- ... .l.s Cs-ts.s,.s D.. -..s ,. be-
ssaei t.e name q rle icl a.. sue 2. N7 '-
tle rrl. ql. re la.s aa tle irt tp i i'Htt -'
Tie o,l. Day BE- ief Gle e9eo r 'n pace o' ii in aa '
Airrae.i. 90 te.-ia r ,al eai.r.el La'a r Pie rln-
directed O. fa.s r-ss- Aa''. OF 'ne ei4" D, n'ai a.
81, praro., % stat. distinct, d.. ,e . premium a,r-i .lr ne
s'o.s 20 tli o. ma- th I'D a- la Or .- -lf % 'i'
m .-,se n. p o,.i "a ,5s ,i li5 Of ilae By Be-
>i,aiii-l C9nq,a, Sesr.. or ls Nesish state B'A Boz
H. l,ere., on ,e ID. s saise rii ga,-f al a- N,an,'n
Company nfe Ct of NerloA GO De Nee lors STATE balA m
A .'aI 90 ,i- boilers --sl l--er ,,..........
e'' -ia. D Obj. .a.r. iir - '..l a' n 'lef .'' "
cHRisIopBfR NoliGAN ,ee Of STATE
1uiLARp FILLMORE. Coa,f.li-r,
AfFAH Hl NJ. Treasurer.
8VBHosF l. joRDAN Attorney General
cias' Dersru.o- ttaa ~ ~ i-s
sHERIfIs sALE ~ pHLADEIrmA Of he extensive col
LECTION d. CtmosIuEs al PORTRAITS ano~n a. F~'e'
r. VIII Of .ai' "'' o' ien f' % NJ i''i .. a..
i0 ODDS. All % ,i.a Ht cle'aat. t a.e 81 -i ne
DELPHnA MUSEUM. Consisting of 0r -.-lia' COLUMNS i--
-os ,-1. ai riraas iars- -Ha small .aut' tri' 1..-.
,s- .sr.- on, ~, .o-.4 ei,- ,-t ,ae ri s.'- A.
a.., asa .',,',, - ajtsru5iD FrENirHE. san9a.as
Pie usual a.sarHa-- sef-i 'i taken es, , al, 20 =
NB-Il..er l be- ,o,,1.-i from ~ - .y 70 Do
o',a.s earn morning laf- a. j. .-'. '-' OBJ 1i..-
vl 10 rods ~ tfls .-or 'ar .at D,- -,.
s,tPHryr corRT-h El.f,- THOMAS loryc 81. VII
rLlAN YOUNG. ant flt..r- i,s...rr' sc IT,
ST. .9 We, Fo.-e. a street. e CY of N-F iarA aa r'
i.v orb Day of neti az % oA 81 a o1 i Day pr
c..' ' s i y.',-. ,. Wy s. e, ~. F,-,s r. s. t
.a as. ,-- on ai ana. ,at Pc steam ezr .o~r o-n %
r.i Lsr-- ate drilling a-i.-.ar ,ri.e' ''.'L s..
ar-. sar.. t.f.-. g. Ji'l-f 20 i'., N
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-,IoRRISAND ES~l q


- RDAn inter irraagaltlt. .ijl
t2------------- sud a0er Monday. NOV 3. 1871 he
bf f-,r o which n passenger csris attached, w. unu
f4rler notice. leave M0nsioNn 10 VI NeFafA ~ IL
p VI Tire Passenger Trains leave New ors 9c.9cA
MSPM Leave Newa1 DO O'Clock A NJ. az 81. Leave
M0rnsf0nl O'Clock a. ". Z Z. "
Passengers by he morning irlinlo No1sio"n"ii arr.e
there af ina O'Clock wlere stages VII De- n readiness ~
convey them f0 Sclo0'eys Mountain washington, beiF-
dere and Easio1 daily, fo Owe-o, Aod, Ne" ion ,tl-
none anl sucrlsuny Mondays Wednesdays ana fn-
dive. and t1 Rorklway, Dover, Sparta and Newton on
Tue.3ay. Thursdays eva SamrIays each line reiunlng
do o5wn. DAYS 10 meet fhe p 81 train a. Nesy-i 0rA
stage win also leave for ba-senutge every evening
on the arr.ga. of the cals az N1fnsfonn
By line recently established stage leaves M1rr.tn"n
lrhe Delaware Water Gap AID >nou islprq. VIZ ,anhope,
Iohn.onbury Columbia and hairsi1wu, every Tuesday,
Tlursiay and saturday iAe arrival 81 the 4 NJ ra4n
f-om \ Returning 0n ile alternate days, ne site ?
leaves StToIls1uTg a. A. b. % meet The p NJ c-rs iion
Mowsiown.
Passefgers GO through 70 and from Jersey CRY without
CHANGING cars On leaving fle Cfy, passengers VIII de-
post their barra-e n the or te foot cf Cortland 81
where nu agenr vi be- in attendance fo receive T. Al
packages or buules nI- be- entered the way0. or he
COMPANY will NOT bold themselves responsible. treichi
VIII 6e forwarded umel. e.y % M1usi0sn from Albany
Basin hg stephens Coldts Daily -porfaio1 Tine %
NeWlrk. or iron the Incorporation Oace of The y j. X
and Trans r0rat0n Company. foot of Libetf-st
MS IRA DODD. Superintendent
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Yankee suIlivan's House, corner of Frankfort and
Chatham sts is in dangerous condition its foundation
walls having been partially undermined Tor the purpose
of cNcavating cellar. It's occupants received some
very omnous premOnitons OF downfall, early yestcr
day morning and forthwith Camosed with their baggage
fIourngl of Commerce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

y annual payment OF p cents for Communication % ma
hue being al hand The Reviewer 81 Taxes begs 90 cal The
siie mon o NE pec io Tie Necessity 81 early payment
IN order that the crowd VI commuters that have deferred u
The last few days be tho trouble and DELAY uece
ssny Hurnuins general uls1. HARVEY HART
mvll ln Receiver ~ rase.
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tnOn DO/rN PAPER ~HADE~ AND NEW

IOOOSrY Ii LAMP DOMES-HaNmg been appo.lic.
agent ty manufacture o Lamp Shades and Domes, and
ia furnished with extensive assortment we now oder
tnem a. manufacturers prices wholesale or retail
DtETL. BROTHER. a co
mVsf Nv Washington store. ill WiLl1in-s'.
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METAL S.-LUClUS HART, late Boardm4n 4 Har.
VA Burning slip. Offers fo- sale a. TIA lowest msfke.
prices 800 p.ss governmeut B4nca an.
SO do beet quality STAis IN.
200 pounds rare bsr lin
500 90 s,l a-r lead.
600 Go hes, rcsu.ls % an1mony
lclo 90 v.rc metallic l.sIclfl.
So pics VI lssola pC lead. uiNjo lw
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.ProPLF's IlNE...ALgANY pay

- Kit --stSD Ni8Hr SrEANER>.-Days leanier,
xAz~x,xS->---s - HENDRIX HUDSON, CAPT \ Cor
han, I,,..isvs Thnrsisvs sni ssnirii 49, m a W iigG
he t,lt OF Barc.sy-.t making ilc us-'' 'A''e''
1r ffe or.osIic days ,-.,c ,-py.vov
slx o'r,rk thro1gh steamers, ne 49,. - tDCS'
Can. IN m Peek. OREGON, Caii a !. 81 '''-' 1@!'
lSirdsv. e,cartoil af6 T. ". .,,,-,,tf ,,frnfc,
n : MI line of Steamers ne ~ol az N'-ItNie \
60 r. \ Inns. SANTA CLAUS, Capt. neniDli ea-Y
....t y VI f-.r d., Per north Pile 90 p .i'l.la
~. ff. .i.,,, h.... CONNECT regularly WIN re ma
81 csrs h,.ri Ne.f East srj NrIn i-ln Ae.nl
st 81, .f rf..is-.fs nr.res. and when req ffc cr
l'.7s b.. p..-.,,I fnlni Albany without Decay ~
.i- a-l, n Pe,r.e's Line Ofcc lN Orc el-st %
Is trlfrr- NJ r..r between Liberty az to1land -.
,,v an, IS BART between Barclay and hooinson ~
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- .FoR CRErNMOOD cElmTTN

t.-sap Sand Fort Hami'tun-taIe l.. OeaIs'ai.r
- steamboat CRICKET Capt. 4. u. Peeh,
will commence her regular fups above on SATURDAY,
lima j and viii run as follows, Sundays excepted
er1.fTl NJ foot C0rland-.t lN0nh Rivera a. and 10
AMsI 81 M,
HlIlaslNc-F0r Hamilton. l AN and Q IN
Landing of Greenwood Dock each way
no Font H lmi.fon and Greenwood Cemetery oiet nm
rl . attractions cKcur-us u search 90 rfal nafn'
and r..rstuou The ran 10 ne fact sfesner tncAei, nc
sweet and Uracng ar tie splendid touhcai'o1s u Ton
Hamilton a rlm1ie hfog 70 tlc grounds 20 he etAeel'
hch age rarely cnuclslcl tah uy Nature ad AT, aile
..ne rmbody au smouuf ol eIalcalen pertaining 20 10
,-,.-r fr.u .f M. Vicinity I'll New-fork le- lw
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~ 1t would be no loss to the public II not onl,
Yankee sullivan's House but several other houses II
The same block should tumble down
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DRY GOODS.
~. FI-RNI@UINc GOODS d d

1IF>,- FURNISHING GOODS Of rev ard
NIrhoice style tor SIMMER u AGA IL ls- l-i i--r-
rsr recent arrivals. aTe ed non 20 ls ilrltr -,A u
Mons Fur1-tug Goods. u.a1e i.- fls rreset o.. c.--
Ing season, selected 1stl great care trr-ss iaf
Cravars ~ s-E. satin. c-l.r cotton and o--rf
STYLES Hosl-rV-calze. ll-rllo l1i cl-tll fe-ts -
tlft ii- imperial cli-a s-ia old -l-' eir ~ I.
h4rl0-e .l1 hose a. s.les -a1 1llrs. ll r. ~ so
elk. Li-.- c1'fnr, ere u sfrai -i.r.f $500
Don gwen .l De manu- lc.-rt 30 c.-.. l..i '-
rsr',.. I-l good lrll-- l-ilr a l-.- - veg
.fy.e rIsavs on hand AGATE y hrl-l' ]t
N.Y. lm' e----- y : -----
BELT RIBBONS.
\ st RECEIVED large aii c-l.e- 500 -.-.-- ~
piece rmy4o 1-s -4e-.I j. IT. Ao0hl- ,, 1---
nTPscUrD cOOD~-C0n7n-.a. % extensive -.
Il -5--i 0fle-. Known ~. -s, - 49, 3D. o. '.-t J.
an my Z. --- " CT EAAms. . EssAsasel---,-
T-vp0RT GOOD~-I1oca-ssl % an- - i-.ll heavy 90
Il oeac.ei sllr-il-s -l- ,le = ~. ' |
- NEs1urH CO 81 nd 8 I-le----
rr,TCKING-sse cases As.lron Ti,s- also 30 bales do
!. s-r'is SUI SEsMfH co 81 ard 9 Plas--t-
OIFECUED COOD~-s@eases. comprising every
ID VIlfh. .-v RS and GUS. -v. f0r sale ~ ,.
a. SEsNiTH = 90. = an1 y L-le-,--
DRTIIITGs-I55 gss. Brown and B.e-eaei D.i-.',
- - ''' SIAN ''--' SssmTH 4 co. aand 81 P.ae-.-.
DLUE AND WHITE ari blue ll orange Pm -li..--
f. .a Ss b ana iay. HAMS D Eses.1-e1a,-
%IERINO CAS~f1iERE-.-5e s-s. =. 9r..,- :, s. z.
erre i,r sale i,v G. p HARRiS. 81 Ee-4l- ice nv
WHITE AND COLORED Dee-En aaa eo-o'al
M { HARRIS. o. EvehanEe-r-sre.
COLORED DRILL~-of ya.ol' qla.l-s ana CO.
Y ior-. Tor ssIrhy G.. r HARRIS. 4n rNeln rl-I-o.
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,'oA COLDS toa-a. Consumption, Br1l4-s, Asthma,
LAYER Complain as sr sa.e a. lle Nass4a-sL mylsa
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ALARiING.-A friend OF ours picked up, in one
OF the Oft city today, document the know
ledge OF tue existence OF which Is well calculated 90
cite apprehension, DISNEY and alarm Il purpogied 20
bo notice issucd from of the wicked and rotten
banking Institutions Oi the city, addressed % certain
bank hating monopoly abhorung Statesman in Tho
ncighborhood and conveying q him the aiiietns utc
hsence ths, his note in The possession of that in
sututiOn, would tall due in day or two We viii en-
deavor 10 procure the document and hand 10 o. the
press Tor publication and 10 80 doing We hope % oc
aided by The Committee o. Public safety. The times
are cat OF iont bar We hope the Editor OF the ies
man Tor whose benefit this publication = made. VIII
not let the matter rest short of complete
Ohi0 state Journal
DEATH IRON A1oRtfoN There was an unusual
excitement At Farport Monroe County ON Monday last
growing out OF a suspected murder A woman. the
wife OF man named Gates, died few DAYS since. and
was buried Circumstances connected with her death
he'd some OF the neehbors suspect that an was not a.
IL should be- consequence OF which and threat said
70 have been made by the mother OF the woman her
body was dsln;errod. and sn inquest held The jury
came the conclusion that her death produced by
medicine administered by person 90 he jury
known. Tor the purpose OF producing an abortion.
Assault WITH 4 kNWE.-Last njeht, between
II and 70 o'clock. man named Daniel Croakley was
siabbed By named John Harris, IN mont u the
veranda SaloOa head Of Hanoycrst The trouble com
mcneed In one OF the liquor saloons m taat rcsion.
Harris arrested and committed 70 jail as morn.
ing ne was brought before the Police Court and ordered
q give bosds In : 900 for farther cNaminaton on
Tuesday next Failing IN this ne renandcd % jail
Croakley though badly. is not fatally wounded
Boston Traveller, June /.
TsIAL o. RICHARD NEENAN.-The Prori&eHos
Journal OF this morning contains account OF the trial
OF Richard Kecnon. charged with having robbed the
steamboat Bradford Durlee OF package containing
S6uOl The testimony was wholly 0i circumStantal
character with the exception OF the hnting S5 IN
hills OF The Commercial Bank Providence. similar 20
those IN the packsge) concealed In the folds OF SHIRT
which was locked 40 IN drawer OF which Keenan, hsd
the kew The Jury were unable to agree upon YER
dct aud were discharged lh0st. lra'. Isl INST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-11
TIMELY WOEDS

The Hon. A. d. Sims. of South Carolina, who recent
ly died after very brief Illness left behind him CRATE
full memorial of his patriotic attachment 10 the Union.
Shory before his decaese, he addressed the citizens
of Georgetown, South Carolina.
The Georgetown Observer gives short synopsis of
his remarks, stating he took strong Democratic ground,
and administered wholesome rebuke that PARTY in the
State who ale trying to form sectional or geographical
political party and showed concsively that If they
ceeded they world only do the ruin Of OF uvaed
Government.
1--WE think" says the Observer, sit is time the press
and the public Of State should speak out plainly
on the dangerous tendency Of such resolutions as have
passed large public meetings recently held IN this Stale.
We prepared to calculate the value Of the Union
have we forgotten the trying scenes flS2S to 1882.
In that contest South Carolina placed in position
which is condened by those who made it. We
shall resist any and all attempts to put the State in such
place again, and we ardeny hope all who value the
great blessings enjoy will unite with in resistn.
such movements,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-11

ticking and surprising green to be practising
on the telegraph. requested that he should he Stopped
message was returned saying that the operator
was eight day clock, and would be likely 10 continue
his amusement for time.
Prof Lock Qlie problem being clearly and particular
ly stated by Prof Walker) has finally devised plan
by which clock at Cincinnati shall only be heard at
fhllade phia but shall register the running fet Of
paper the hours minutes and seconds and also the
fraction of second which other celestial bo
dy passes the meridian at either place. Say frst the
observer Philadelphia, by quick touch. registers the
transit of observed at that place, and afterwards
the at Cincinnati registers the transit of The
star the meridian at this place. both Of those points
of aud the intervening interval will be registered
the same ilet by of the clock. That inter-
val will be the difference Of time, and Of course the long
lude of Cincinnati of Philadelphia, say 81 minutes
and 20 seconds. Nor it material where the regulating
clock and the register placed they are both in the
circuit.
Mr.. Bond, the astronomical observer at Cambridge,
has proposed plan by which clock should communi
cate its beats to the telegraph. But Prot. LIS plan
differs from his and from that Of others proposing TO solve
the mechanical problem, in having cleo rca
through any part of the clock ITSELF and in having
the pendulum left entirely free and unconnecled with any
mural machinery.-Cn IN. Gazette.