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New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
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-. IL TOWN POINT Oandiae A. Forf fIsmilfon
each way THE steamer JOHN HART
VIII maze daiy inps ',uucays eAcepted between key-
port suf Nev York leaving Keyport a. 2 ociOek A =
and sew ork from the foot ~ Chsinhers-s oc.ock
~ aurnR ne months ot July and August she Vii maze
t"0 rps per Day leaynE keyp0r a. "a O'Clock and
/ ~ ana New York at 10 A NJ and P NJ. AZ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

as PURSUANCE Df surflsite u ur CIuny N
ISew fors. hereby o. al p-fsoa- hsynE "t'n
sssart WILLIAM ofk - o hr ty q frs f1fs iefeas',
b. qre.-nt soust~fs iher'i in the r. 10
of oi William "a Van Co k.q 80 q wAn street. l. C 4
Yofk b,lDe ~ ihftefh tl ol J4 Ns-
f1h. de 10Th day u January, lsr.
~ ianin SARAH GFE Fsesupif
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

THE BEST PLACE io gei neal and Fashionable
L c.aflil1 made f1 ORDER of ulf ID ready made in '
cor nf (fnt. where le prepared fo -Nnt n- inrnls
aud the public an extensive ali WeI-s~ rffi assortment
of -.. rs-. n.re- ald se-fr-s. which be- VIII MAKE
f0 ra-r- n tl- and mo-t fashnra e ~ h anf ai
.... lowest possible price L. ROGERS.
..,.rf fa....s. - Fulton cor tI.r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
BURY & WOLFF HAVE REMov


IT. ~ their Pan0iore Msnuiac'ory and
4 n ~ e TN arrrOom o. 10 Fourfh-aye nef Seen
J J y ] JTmneentl and Foureenih -. The sub.
.ehsrs respectfully call The attention Of professors and
~ 1fsurs their Improved sounding board piano
~f-s .l -eIall r1s-sood cases, from 20 octave
Tie above Instruments warranted il every parcls
4rd VIII be- sold Ow ior cash. Dealers specifIi.y
Iuvlted 20 call AID examine uiy7 In
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

lDS BONERN.-J Il. MONARCH ? calls the sifeu-
- Ono of adde's sld gentlemen o l4s extensive assoft
mert of straw goli> - -ahe tor gents Young gents
ytsl,hs hoys and infants Also b.scS white. dfsb and
gri eaverS: CASHMERE Pans moe-skln and slA has;
new s,vle oi cln,A and other cap. nv. I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
PAPER HArGIEGS.

n BROWNS paper hanging border and nandhoN im'
N.porfing and manufacturing warehouse. o' 'ana.-.
sr.e assortment of French srd American paper hang
Ire. borders nr--bolrd prints, bunttoNes and graie
a.L.-.- k.-n- unll-l IaIrren hlu w
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rooTH-AcHE TooTH-ACHE.

NNHO WOr Id BIZ AFFLICTED win th.s terrible
w PAIN when by calling Ou Dr. PAi1E, surgeon Drn-
e. cor e. and H0lokel .f- Opposfe Cfal-ai Ferry
fhey can be- cured il T minutes. making d-eaf-i ifl
sr n teeth useful and lrnsle for LIFE. Al-r several
vears practice DR. p aa- i confidence ll lr -a.lI tNl
cafe operations li inserting teeth plate W pfp.,
1'o'-r..y r..lI.r..g. ext-t-fIrr. Sc SC aiJ I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

FOR ~ALE-A new octave grand ac-
H. r. on pano-forfc, fine touch sld tome. with
7 N r IA. the modern Improvements, lu an eio-
] a j Jgant rosewood case--Na arnanted Apply
al - THelRh--, near Bfoad~iy g. SMITH
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
NEw-YoRK AND GREENWOOD

.sx5, LINE or STAGES. from the foot OF
. SS1-AAa Whtehal-st New York Stage fare only
6t cents.
Passenger Wishing 10 visit Greenwood can leave thr
foot of Whfehalst twhrre stages from oil parts uf tho
CifY of New York ceuer) by he Hamou-ayenue Ferry,
-ouh Brook and he taken f0 the Greenwood Gene
Terry Gate above line Of nr-tclas- stages. and
vii md this the shortest cheapest sud most peasant route
to Greenwood CARLOS GAME 4 co
South Brooklyn, April, lsiJ. si3 I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

COPYRIGHT FOR SALE.-Iae maa-scfiP5 % a
- lterary WORK. Ilc aiding l-y - frct-9.e 40 -
1ell1s ~ cf subscribers. Wiz lc IL 1--l ci 90 o. -
ageous terms For farher particulars address :" N iea
ter cClc1 entail. MyL- -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

DUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE No Ns..aa .tr~stso-
] to h-shy q" ths relatives ~ of VII
LIAM PETER on. ae bard silp sni.,~
d.s-rssd aDd sh0 s-gsf m,e.is-
The -i~' q - si he h.ad o a. fubhc Ada.u.
rt na-i-f-d sf 5-po.~f by h scrDf1nf
he 10 c-ns BY la~i.l .fstf.of n
t- tefesr-i by tbs sh day OF Jnna ION ray
7lafi lny7 lsst~ JAMEs THsfEK. r4ble Ainni-tfsrI
lbtBLfC ADHiSIsTRATORs OFgICg. No sa..s -,,s---
N0fs- h-rsiY sv-a. te tuaf ELOFfk
OhOL;ckf ats 0 u- Cty ~ s- iof nshsnt tsl-ss~t -
Fho s~z~i 10 have nf-sfa- .a agqF -
rts 9i - County of Ss~ .d-t.l ag0a
sssi- oi Fsf f0,
ApuI if. JANIS = THAYER F.b.s Atn.a.ffator
sl1
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

>OIi1F lunsl,-u order Of Nuif-~ h He's-- sii
0f srn't kms-. l~f-tf .fsulN f-r''
bi,r ,i.r, -e.u-t ABRAHAM VAN fkit 80 oi i1- 90, p,
prsl,n in Ccun's deceased. pt-..n a.. -am-. ~h 80
, hers tnr-of Naf~u a. nuud one ui ihs sprfn'i'
m --ri-n.- Fuon street. bruoAsn 90 te5fs n- "a
l. .I Anfu.t neAl.- I.nIu.Il =. I.ll
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

LADY would wish 10 take charge ot the Instruction
n d urf female children nursery goFerless slr s
capable of teaching reading, writing iae elements oi
FRENCH and uIiu ana fancy need evors The adfer-ef
would ,v sa if possible sifuaou in RE country ln-
questionable references gwen Adtres. Miss my
ane Once ior Two day. myl2 ~ /
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

NV YORK sUFRkNE COURT a. - " ~,
y Ch-e-etr,ush Ses-- sui Others. II "a "A I'm -
SnyFS ROY Al. ~ WALLER sui EilH AbEiti y" - ~ -
.n4 ARAH u MORGAN, Aimuasirsinar - ..,. =. ~
1900. N,n sra hereby .Ha,i'asd ts'usN-f ts t.f ,
- ,tb roy h@r-s h served rnoa 1og sue 80 - ~
f,, .r.~-r on chc-. 10 Wal - n ~ CIV o -.
hsr~ni, -sr'u-fr n - -
,i .~r.~ ana f su fl snsse te 'rit'i a. shf 49,
ts- ntf sppN o. th- ,onr a. ths it a-' ' te N,lS
srt, un- cos ths or-us'n r t' f-H- srnti
e ant Which he1 th- ohs~ OF t- N-N "a ap'At
,,aaf, And ~ isfl ns'.i N-~-fofk, Apn. ., l,fl
- st GEa L GODDARD. rsnuH's Ainfnsi
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

NrOTICE-In pursuance order Andres Hs-. ~
surozsfs County kHg-. hereby r '1 '
p.f.on. hsvins CEfHAs HAtsLf ate oi h~ " ~
kfon n County i-erasd rfss-nf the un 20
tho suher- ~ th- Nouh RIVER biA ~ no
Cty oi ses York on The l,h OF Oc'obsr lsti
ABRM HAIskY. Dr.. L.
IN t.o,, WALTER HAIsEY (ft'''''-N
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

DOOFINI.-6oo,iw ms Palelt Cemen, ~,eatnns n
IL Roof. J.. cheap. l-lt AID tgrah.e-Qrce o cents -
M f ODD rough leil.uck boards, y cents pr ool over
I'm or k.rc and Naualrf Apply tp GOODWIN. p
Co -ee-rf 80. lear Clsmners--f Reference III bas-
,rl rorf l,fe ghr feet - Crnre-.f DeCo-.e roof
done s.5 feet s. Wesfst, Alderman Ferrs, root don-
4,-S feet s. GreelUlchs- or { Ey root lple' --o'
.--f o. frOni-sf uls- il
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
nACHEL DAY. Aimmr'luI q .

orter ct the 0i tie County Of
! fnfs hereby gs-n p-f-ons having caias
st,nt SAMUEL ROBERTS .s col - C ~ N-~ fnts decsi.-
p--en thereof o. he subs rfes - s
.'n II DAVID Manners ~ Fulton street the Cts Of Ns"
Y. al ~ bs0r. as OF September Dated
A.. 4. tG. u..tM Mach I444
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

n FOR -AIE-A crcarcOored pony. Ifl hands
-, ahgh, years old. Kind and gentle in all harness
<SNAand under the saddle warranted sound and ju-t
from farm, suitable ndng horse for lady any
Young person Can be az y. Y. Taersalls Broad
ivav uiul saturday next For terms apply tO
u.y8 b. r. DUSENBERRY, Il Wallst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

ny oRnFK "a t.ar-. T. p,y ~ one oi Go 'p't-. n
tph. ,.ar f COMMON reit nr ts Coy anf '"lni "i 80
- notte hsirty -fsn. pur'nfni tn me p"f' w
.f,fa. snsrrinl st .rEi ~
e.lsa debtors. tf~rt uts lseaei f-s q i- t
oi WILLIAM A 1olD resi- Tent OF u" oi'i' ' i'''', |
49, .,,- lhe .t t,. t- parr-f h. tst aness De- tprN
ga i, h,fg- su.h ,tts,hu-ut s','fdfe o. ls~ 'i m
tho tIf Nsf ft, l'fi' i -
i4h. n. rssirns 0 ths state f' iff - ' n.'
s'f h-o.- OF a1y property With hs STATE 10 ing N 'n
transfer nf fft .h property D1 ri. sH h'i''' p' - f ~
,.i plief iis fourth isy o' N1lHnHrf its'
nI.I.n.- \ " nHAnfuIAl. W. ~ W. ~ ----I
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

NOTICE i hereby 9ivrn iha; a application Will te
tnate 70 the Governor Of the state Of New oTS = par
Goa LSsso Chaaior fro he seasnce O. he Court ~ lr-
sra Sessions ol ,ae Cliy o, Newly ork passed aa ss
al law4ws LAURA CHANDOk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

| STEAM FNGINE.-For sac. tse-hofs- power
I~.ieam engine in good running order ur--4 -p" -- uf
era. on with hr-s huiii1z yNfi feri, on ease gf1-l
In BrooElvu we .-uafed Tor small uacl - sagp Or ~
iron rl-.l- mal-lactury Inquire % : u ~Sl1'l-
fr0uLsL ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

I,Y ORpERo p,riel lasrhfn Judge o e Coa't a ,'o
ID na- tire Ity afa County oi N~N l'N.''' - frI
-n nur.lsnt o. thn rf ila stSnte sn,'ftft a't
.t. .t,ouiIu-. -s-i and ne. ~ t.oi-
,n-rt la. lsd .s1rat The rstf-c WILLIAM Nl-nf
RoRllr n NisRET, optriuers Ter ts naI- ' wins
it. Id fi. st,ts ~ irfS 'hst tho sane q ~ s"f
b, h- r,,u-nt er trht uf-s they .lfeaf sp'
. 49,. in.n ,rk hN, wHhin nre months f"n - 's
.fon of th. and that t~ nreni 90 sn' 80
t-n b, oi fhs ,fate sni te 'Te1 20 '' W | @
.. ID A., pr.sf, h. state n-' naHa O. i~' 'i POI.
sf ,n pr,p.rt, hi r ofnii-n tN i" 'l 80
D.isi ihr ifh ts ul Apfi, l-' hNiNNiN' n ,'''
IN. l.a4n A.iorrss. 'ni Atirhng Creditor iN Va. rt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

uNuLfknt fhs a. >afh4n IS Moe "' "" s'i'' '
l, 49, srr- count ai tha stats Nes f1ft. aoHT s-'f
.rf 1av tfff
-htnt h1rrf has HsHri ts0 -
--..,. oil. low NsFND HhNNIkIf Heat n Ana" one H -
a.., , ~, MA MA f.iafi. ard is Do saii Hf "a
r.,r..t o l.bt. spp-ar suf tsfitf f.N ''
fn rtIfN- 'ir ff.' fHni
t,. ,t.. .rs fh.t h. ps rent f.hfs tnH
t-ss m ,4 leiVrrY in hr or Go DIS H-~ NJ s r
.t. f tn STATE hslongng hm an' l- 'ftnsisfN t ss,h
,rlleft, b nhiisn b. a. aut ar 'uH 'i' - "a
IN. ..i t..,.r.,-, fet. = y Vas gOlf. Attorney
Affafhluf tfsntnf. - wa o. fFN '.'.t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

~ PURSUANCE order Of il- Surrogate caiav u
! kng. naue~ hsf.1y gwen o. s p-f-1ns hfsns 'i1n,
MARY HIhI. a- 81 q, pf-e-
o. 20 q
sraf. Holden No. str-- Gfy Yok,
fs th- ieut ~ 81 September D,tst Bfoosa us
jsy u Nsoh, lsts
sns l.Nafn GEORGE HIsT Afuinistr.ts
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
BOOK TRADE.
MAY 81 MBER
THE SCALPEL.
% i1 sh4l Hfrf Pie >sgrleyff
I.ATL - Ia NV -MnL

I JOI RNAL Of HEALIH. atfH'e1 n p0l7-lT 7. ,I'
n ne snf fae exposure of - iaca@r' hf f-N'fi n
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

II RATDOT. non Pans SIS Broone-si corner Mu.-
L. herrv near Ccu,re Msr6e. 1Isi Soo Up s,4rs Ac
eordcas and Seraphines tuned and repAlfc A@kes ad
nooes for Aecordons and SerzPsnes AID : o4ves
UloG1-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

-. ~ FORTEs are among he oe-t 10 he city,
~ 4 n lad are sod vh0.e-ae and retail "A, "
" j JBroadway NY They possess every de-
rale qlay gf, touch, power and rclness ~ lone
sye and finish. Dealers ali others are invited 10 call
40 examine. NILS Jfns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
TRICOPHEROUS.
PROF BARRYs
TRrcoPH ER Gus

go -,-..erv,rs ani hesu-iyns
h,sr enlfcsung scuri snd calaiN''
All clru- diseases 20 NC
lands ar musce - suns
...f. Nrrrl -.<. -ur4ll~.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

= ~ Y0RX srrRyNg CoUsr -Aar. Msns 49, -,
= Cst,rr. sn-,a s'st No,-'' s 's ,.. 's e,'9th ~
>o> ssfNiIIiaNG BROWN 'f i1c 4, n - t'' ,'a..tN VIZ
ff,N Dt,,k ia iSN f ci So lufs tH a- .-rff
e, .,...rt ia ,,una q ihs saas- ni rHth rpi
h- = h .,r,ei 1-- vou. .Ns .i''' -i '1 -
.f-rth- .-r,s- h-r~e, srraFFc o 80 i'f ' '
sli f,oa al fo s,.s-f ,onr'.hf al. s'is.'' Ul
-. - ~. , :. ,h- tenn tH as Res 30 az ~ ' A,sf
... H. f. r.n,ssr,h 4sy ofNty. ihorss1i s'El ~
g. tsn tess. m ue tfsn1on Ni 80 ''
,,rr,. rt D.,-s Nss Iefk. Apri ii So ~.
~. r., ,,rNpN nAxtkS p...is Nftrfnsf Oh N'| ~ '
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
nRTC .rORF FOR SALE. WITH LEASE

u --1- al1---. a -7Ics n M - q y p
e-fsh lshci. dong t-lne-s rs. --f = 81 -l
-tnlQ, attend Oh i1c sane Apply 10 l. \ OAlN ~
Ns--al-sL --.ll -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
IO.EPH rrER AGAINST JAM MfER sammoa

IO-FPH nffH AGAINST JANE MfEH .suuln1as o. JANt
Jhfeh You are h-fs1y sunnonsi Tho compliant us
s~h i- day - 'i- 0aes cogr
o ones ~ At0rlsy
ri~ri 80 % Pine street within gsnfY
h1f-Yi -fcusle ins dsy Of sleh
~ spupsntA- apfsssi the patd vii spgy A. 10
SPECIAL Term ih-rof The 'h d.y o' Ju3 boo
20 ociocs -
usn5-d % tbs cOmpABt-D.lsd S-~ f9f. Cty Wv g. ls3
my1 JDsFPH NYFR. F.lrtf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

CITY MERCHANTS wisa-1- % 1i-a- o--ec-'ls
~ sfe Western >-se- o rea-onaoe terms, cl 20
50 - person wto expects o. cave ne c ipf ma p-I
pose he ss- 0f Msy Ildou5te1 reference csA 1e -.r-
iag-re Of T. W. DODD, BrcE Church ClsPe- nys l-.
CHOW CASES. SHOW CASES - very ,arEs
- s4s1rrrarf of AL sces u ShCv Cases roS - baud
r.s-- la exchalg- uys IE-
COLDLEAFAND DENTISTS, GOLD FOIL
N-REMDNAl--The subscriber 1ss removed l- man
uf-tcrv from ~ Res.e IL Frank between Vest
p'-,.s,s.v snt Churrh-sf L WAUGH.
- la.ss Prscacal Gc.t5e..er.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

nOtRDING ANDDAY SCHOOL FOR lo. 80
ID A17F~ y Greele--f conducted tt Mr ani Mf-
EIDDFH Ar-r SIX wears fria oi their nri0i 40 isrI1
tl1. .a- Principals feel -a.-iaot'l u o'--eint .a- ' r.
-H H--. md inviting parents fe conli-i fn4h. s.e- .
-.-. T.lr ln--r- enjoy RE comforts u iali r. WIN
-.- .- .- % school. A r1llE laly ls wanted '1 as-
--t .l Pie fl- .-- department Ll "
LrRENCH LANGUAGE. MISS DELANEl .n-
Il forms Hf b stl a-i 'cini'F '.t ere -ifr-
..-.a Id ,l. above .ar--ae ODD M.nc--as ora. sv-'esl
at nrr r-- 1.rre o. Peal.--f bfDo-.'n Hti' ---
F~~ON> II GERNIAN.-M tRIfflLER' an
1 JfHsf of " ta-F Lessons ln German al4 .fi-e
BOOK l1 En-lsh and German receives Qlpis A. : J'.i
- near Na--aI-.t NV iM
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

s-FROGkrxs COURT ~ 49, ~ - cos'y q
tN-s let a. t- sarfnyaes pas tte Nif D ~ - -
70 st Gay sFr u faol-taf "kti H7isi az
A-Fsrfsr " Efsfofl >arrsff y 'fr tsi'sf
srnrsrr 0f Jsl- fsn-st. 80 AtTir-tftfna r. e
an E-nes i~tsss~f fr'-.fst- 60 san rff t aa.s
-s.~ t esfff- ni 49, -sf- 60 Do o. r-fs
t.ht. 3D. f-sfac 49, 1E h- tffas-ao N' 's1s hfH-
ian E-rrak af- ID fa f..f ~ ift f-tfas-f f--t-
rafars a as.r-.ls sas- s. fn- 'rt rft's % r aa
.....- iA- rs.r.a.f f.t |rfe.ef DO
..-.-s I'D - -...- nf tt- ss Nlliitf - NN iik 'e.s.
~.r.14.is 'e t.s.ft Nra lNik st.f Go
-- r., ~ ik 8iI ai j4- -stf sf--T-r asA
.t-. 49, f.-s- fa co. sH"I sa f 20 .rr7
no - fi.sfr.frr t rrstss .-f .f 81 o. n. f 80 -
-.t,,- he l k.s "a Co. et- q. ssl D. f- --'s'
49,. '.-.,. o. BRADFORD. s.fns.-
Jas. nstt.is Fr..nr sftf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

rhENF CO.. Ki -tn.rt. O. sa.saf a. il-0Hr- 'sr-
- ftons. " nrcr sai h-0fs N..- = h'NNf
NtkDgF f.i-nflat-sts Too .sr-nt Hrt- -
-a r tla, s,fan. ed ehsh c'pt s .~i-~ PM rf'-f .r
- A. .~ft. ~.rt nj f.ar = . va sl--
- Nv Yu. ~ihls ts-.s fIts ihs srrfr- hs 49,
v. OF The ei s..l sefs-, sr ffH1 nH o sr'H- ~
1 a. r-.sf5 ih- psof. -i tsis uflr~Ht rff -san of
- Y.s-t i,t,s md arff hs~ laHt. ih -frft nn - o.
.,.h s,, Of thou.. .at ,ht huner-i s1i tn 49, .
. u. .h. -. 81 fh,. a. ,,r D.'-f Nsrrh . l~fh
~.t 4. SMITH > N0OnN ARD. ftiHti- Arara-i-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

IT-, FOR >ALE-rvo lots cn Livingston near ho'N
kl% - BrouAyn. each AN7' amt ado ming eacn ''N'i
FFFM n NICHOLS.
as tms AuOrncf-ai Law. Nc Nt'-"'-'t ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

ty~ To IET-Nr. d iuoS 9.''e >'i'a h-,'N.
-. IT.. -l---. t. r..v s.t handsomely situated . Ir
- .rIr. .f. ri Union .f refN rrn ..ii'A - iiA
lion ,.rrs lf,tI e- fcrf,f ''e 'n .,. .r., 'N ~
rff I.s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

-. TO LETT dwelling rsrf c ir h.-,e l-'
"a. Crathsrl..t fn -rt.. fr.F Fccfan.r iiTh l''
- -,-,- ....,...r...-f -r.en fvn bedroom. ans
cellar F4--src. f-,.u Is -t.rf.f NAY hc -.,a
-. ,-.I ,..-p n mY4 '~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

DOaED-S or eight young gentlemen can be accom-
DmoIafed with pleasant rooms with breakfast and Tea
if reourel al ql8 Broadpat The house new, with The
modern Improvements Occupied by private family
rlyp
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

-. ' ,''lI.f m III -er.-rts. RncNis0i Comfy io
~ .., f,. one ur seven years /. s q" hn ~ cru,
OF an extensive factory. aai ll. ,eeii ,s' Pc"
~. M ,.,bNr-p ,.,~ ... ,r,.n,. Sos. mvl imf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
BOARDING.

DOARD-A gentleman ari DIS wife cau te arconimo-
ID lated with front paror, second story and board
.|. "a ,resfe FAM v t.-r Ils0 ugle gentlemen L0-r
ton DO For-rfh.' near Grand Address & Ollie" of f'n.
-srnr Reference exchanged mFl@ f-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

oo7f DoiB Mars of yesterday announces the dcocsse
Duico ] pearce long and widely known rs al act
and prominent pohucisn The Offices he has held 81
Attorney General ol Rhode Island L 3 District A'''
nev for the same member Of Congress. and member
the Convention 10 frame new Constitution for Rho
Island lie died on Wednesday m ihc tlsi year OF
age In pohucs he was an ardent Loco. His discs
was oryeiraIaa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
& JI-T ARRIVED AND FOR SALE

n bot uf the best singing Canary Birds price each
$SEal.0 a lot of long breed Birds company. MOCK
~ Birds Bulifnch aud wire iancy cages Of al
Ixes Apply sf 50 BoNery. myO I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
STEAMBOAT SrNK-We learn rom the stesme

Duck River arrived Yfsiefddy nom hth hlftI. N~i
the steamer Annis Crockcf sunk on tho 9TH ut n
Rcd Bayou with about -uD bales cotton on board The
boat IL s supposed VIII be total loss The gresi"-i
portion a. be- cargo &c viii be saved The COOK he
longing to the boat IS missing snd supposed 20 he
drowned n .. Ficayune, May -
No LiCEssE ~ AUBURH.-The Common Coun-
c Of Auburn have decided. with only one dissenting
vote not 70 grant license for tho salc o Intoxicating
drinks tor the ensuing year
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-18
On the 18th July, 1857, the ordinance of which tn
Is a part was passed by the following vote:
APPENDIX No. s.

APPENDIX No. 8.
The answer which Mr. DIX declined giving to Mr.. btN
RIEs, from unwlingness be further interrupted In wv
course OF his remarks. he now proceeds to give.
The decree of President Guerrero will be found, as nd
Gated below, in the collection of laws and DEGREES Oh wv
general Congress OF Mexico. II 10 cassed among inc w
made by the government by virtue of ex,raoin"'
powers, and the original is in the following words
ABOLTCION DE LA E5CLAVITUD.
Ell Presidente de los Estados Unidos McJcanos ~
habantes dc la repubiica, sabed: nj
Que deseando senAar c ano de 1923, ell aniversap
la independents de justicia de benence r
nacional que reuya en- benefcio sosten de blen tan
cable; que Alliance mas mas la tran1 al'ida pun" am
que coopere al engrandccimiento de Ia rePuoich,
reintegre parte desgraciado dc sus habitane'
derechos saKrados que les do naturaleza p,oy
nacion por eyes sabas iustas, conforme 10 a,sP
por ell 80, de In consntiva; usando de ia' %
tadcs extraordnaras que me estan concedidas' ho WV
en- decretar,
l. Queda abolida la esclavitud en- la repubca ,.i,[
Son por consiguente bres los que asia hoy SC ha
conside RADIO como esclavos. -,
g. Caando las crcunstancias del e.aro 10 permlm"i
que dispusieren las leyes.
MEXICO, 10 de Setembre de 1920. A ID. jose MaHs
Bocanegra !, 1910
COLLECTION de Leyes Decreos los anos de ioS
1880, pag l7.]
[Translation.1
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY
The President of the United Mexican States 10 inc
hsbitans of the republic,
Desiring signalizc, in tho year 1922 tho annivefsa
Independence by an act Of national justice and
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-18

The vote taken on the 18th March, 1875.
APPENDIX No. L.
The sixth article Of the ordinance Of 1877 is inserted
here show how far it conforms in language the anti
slavery proposition of Mr. Jefferson, in 1884, and that
Mr. King, IN 1885:
"That there shall be neither slavery nvoluntsv
servitnde in the said territory otherwise than IN Inc
punishment Of crimes whereof the party shall have beer
duly conviced PROVIDED aoays, That any person
into the from whom labor service is liwiun
claimed in any of the original States, such fugitive maj
be lawfully reclaimed and conveyed the person claiming
his or her labor or service as aforesaid"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-18
APPENDIX No. /.

The following is copy of Mr. Jelerson's plan:
The committee appointed TO prepare plan for the tenn
porary government of the Western Territory, have agreed
to the following resolutions:
Resoped That the territory coded be ceded by nd-
vdnnl States to the United States whensoever the
shall have been purchased of the Indian inhabitants and
offered for sale by the United States shal formed
distinct States bounded in the following nner nearly
such cessions will admithat is say. norrhwardly
aud southwardy by parallels OF latitude that each State
shall comprehend, from south TO no deg OF a
tne beginning to count from the completion of thirty
degrees north of the equator but any territory
OF the orty degree shall make part the State
bounded those the Mississippi by on one side
and the meridian of the lowest point OF the rapids of Ohio
on the other and those adjoining the by the
meridian on their western sde and their by the
meridian of the western cape of the mouth of the Great
and the territory eastward Of this last meridian
between the Ohio Lake Eric and Pennsylvania shall be
State.
That the settlers within the territory so pure ha.ed
and offered Tor sale, shall. either their petition
appointments Of time and place for their free males, of full
age, to together for the purpose of establishing
poray government to adopt the constitution and laws of
any oil these Saes such laws nevertheless shall
be subject to alteration by their ordinary and
erect subject like alteration counties townships Tor
the election OF members for their legislature.
Iat snch temporary government shall only continue in
force In any State until it shall have acquired twenty
thousand free inhabitants; when, giving due proof thereof
to Congress- they shall receive from them authority. with
appointments OF time and place, to call of
representatives TO establish constitution
poray and nanen be established
primer pies as their basis THAT they shall forever remain
part oil the United States OF America j That their
persons property and territory they shall be subject
government of the United States in Congress assembled
and to the articles OF confederation all those cases in
which the original States sla be .ubec g. That they
she De subject to of the fedora debts
or to be contracted be appooned them by Congress
according to the same common rule and by which
thereof shall be made the other States
That their respective governments shall be publican
ohs ana shah admit no person to DO citizen who holds
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-18
APPENDIX No. 3.

The following is copy Of Mr. Kings propositions
"That there shall be neither slavery nor involuntary SER
vtude ia any of the States described in tho resolve OF Con
sress the 23d of April 1884, otherwise than in punish
of crimes whereof the party shall have been person
ally guilty and that this regulation shall be article
compact and remain fundamental principle of the
suton between the thirteen original States and each
the described the said resolve of the 23d of April
1884"
On the ouestion for commitment the yeas and nays be-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-18
The following is the the ant-slaveYy clause Of
arson above given. April Is, 1881:

Journals of Congress, (Tay GldeoH,) uot !, p I3
The asterisk opposite the name of Mr. Dick, Of New Je
sew indicates that the counted, Stais
could not be- represented by less than members dele
gates. See section g. g. of the Articles of Conlader
ton