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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

GOLDEN RULES OF HEALTH AND HINTS TO DYsPEPflCs.
JOEL ~ ROSE, nj. u. S2hMITY-sr. SEw-YoRK
nk. kO~S has In this small volume given large
~ amount OF sensible counsel and practical knowledge
Commercial Advertiser.
no individual. well III. can fail 10 derive great benefit
from is peruss contains particle OF quackery, and
immense quantity Of excellent Information.
Morning Star.
1t smusng and yet Instructive, simple, and yet
prschcslso lspghahe and yet logical, that II COM
men1s Itself 10 the reader. American Artisan
For sale the book Price q m27 6lTuThAS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
SHUTTER ARD vENE rIAH BLIND


gJ,HE SUBSCRIBERS b-iag excessively -ogigsd 10 tbs
business would respectfully i1vite Ire pablo 10 call al
their establishment before purchasing ese~h-re hey
mt END 10 eel on other establish
m-us m ne rts lm9al m.I WILHELM LAiSG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
CALIFORNIA GOLD ron FILLING TEETH.

Ak MAS>oNS DENTAL ROOMS, - Eishihsverue
IL Ahlas ins-ed from COS To e1-
tire sal livery opersron euSAntred- Prces moderate.
Ancient and Modern History OF ne Teeth p1blshed By
ksasoc. l.ec yess Pfscecs penzsil can Be asd sfs1
film
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
ELDERLY LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

A RE AsrIKkD with ruth Thai a cakc OF The genu-
N Inc Joness Chemical Soap viii make dscoored bo,ch-
ed frecked wrptlod skin, bright clear and delicious,
removing every eruption; and that three shilling bot
tie Of Joness Coral Hair Restorative will nske and keep
hair clean son SILKY and ue, thrice 10 other
article made be side forc,ng-mnd, forcng-the hair 10
grow stop 1t fsiog off, curing dsndruf. 6c Reader,
both these really excellent Sold ony al i3 Broadway,
ore door above Waxerst ms7 aeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
BEAUTIFUL WHITE FOR LADIES.

BEAUTIFUL WHITE FOR LADIES,
WARRANTED not 10 ioure but to improve the tex
face AID brow Of sces pure, lkelike Wilderness
Such The qualities Of Joness Spanish Lily White Sold
only a. 4oS Broadway. MI Neod
tAKU,-The public are hereby respectfully Informed
N tina, have disposed Of all my right, title and ineres,
for the United States In and TO all various improve
menls In well known Metallic Gum Elastic, As used IN
Goodyear Shoes to the following mentioned aocia
no pcTscus and companies, namely
L. CASrfF. ew-Hsven. Conn
THE HAYWARD kvsBrR Co, Norwich, Conn
joins tcSv Il Co, New Brunswick. n. J.
THE NEe,Eg INDIA RUBEN BsS'e Co. Newark, N j.
TIE above named persoos and companies, esiahls1ed
Goodyear Shoes sssccia ed for the
purpose Of protecting the specially veyed TO the
and for the purpose OF protecting GENERALLY The Good
year Pssenu ssinsi any and oil inf,logsmen,s
The public sre hereby cautioned against infringing said
Patents Instructions have been given 10 prosecne al Of
ferdeTs
w A. BUCKINGHAM, Treasurer
THE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MANG co
hlaAM HUTCHINSON, President
L. CANDEE.
FORD co.
New york, march, 1919
THs GooDyEAs RUsBss ssoE CO. Nxugstuck, Conn ard
oSntkDosK LtrsoS, New Bruus~ck N. J. have been
licensed manufacture Shoes under Goodyesrs Fstenis
which with the above named sssocsies constitute The only
authorized manufacturers u22
IRON AND srEkt. WAREHOUSE, gas W ster-
Is-BREtSE ELLIOTT have constantly on hand and
for sale, swedes Russia, Norwegian English and Ameri
can Bar lron. Also
Bands and Scroll iron,
Hoop Iron, Eng ish and American,
Swsrf iron,
Scotch PIG Iron,
Horse Nail Rods.
shs Rods, old Sable, Norwegian and American,
Brsx;ers RODE,
Spring Steel,
CsG Steel
German Steel mA I'm
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFOHNIA GOOps-N A NIXON. Io5 VII
Ollsn-,L near Iohnst hss every srcs necessary for
C-lifnruia oIirf.. aX.x
TENTS. BLANKETS, MATTRESSES. CLoTHISG, Ne
DA--PpRT> FuR CALIFORNIA. culy signed
and sealed by ne Secretary - STATE. furnishes he
m0si rcJs9n able terms and with s possible dispatch ~
JOHN FOWLER. IN Notary Puhic,
EsS iws IA Nss.au-s Sew-fOrT.
II -. PASSPORTS r5r p-rsgrs gong 10 Csnforuis
u can De Obtained Tor from the su1.erDeg 1O-e who
20 Without passpors vii e great delay and expense
70 prove prove citizenship. sud usy b. denied sccess 10
sle God Region. ma lrasi AWHEELER Is Waist
CsJIFOErIA.-A gentleman who will res ce per-
~ reuty n California. viii 30 oni or become utter
esied 10 any Du.iue-s ssercy p-rmzreI refdeoce
y ~ AFFORD knowledge ard facilities highly important snc
unsusosbe ~ Transient sdvenfurers References ss;s
factory. Address Sc Lorenzo Tribune Ose-. milo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

fN0 PHYSICIANS AND SURG EUNs.-osing
20 HE death Of the proprietor an eahls oppof.nni,
presents isefIo gentleman aboa; 10 oske bis debut
Physician Sae eoa 10 = pspe3ssry established
excellent location With good prscSce The Office tilted up
chemicals, Iosehef with asu ting reom snd r-srng
room Apply personally - IS Peck-sip, lsle DR. bO1CE
co non 20 u AN and Pm m-I s..
ID OuFINts--Goodwips Patent Cemeul shessaius for
llRoofs cheap, hgh and durshleprcc " css per foot
sd rough hemiock eosres 81 cents ooi over I'm or
Iioc, ard warranted Apply 10 GOODWIN. IS COLLEGE
pSce rear Chamberss, References: h bss'oJd, foof
done $50 feet s. Center peCosse. roof done sso5
feet ~ westsi Alderman Ferns roof done As fee; 81.
MI Inn
't'hH TkETH. TIE TEETH THE TEErH =
y SMITH Dentist 50 L-oGsfdG foar doom wess Of
Broadway Artificial Teeth rscr,ec, Of The most b-safia
description from single tooth entire set apon gold
ps'es With essps and springs or by Atmospheric pressure
Hollow teeth hei with gold mineral composition, 90 -
c1ufey The progress 81 decay Teeth scaled, and
iae tartar eescsNly removed Terms modessIe
IT, <seN1-
DARTS GREEN. weea good. 10 . most permanent
psui and particularly ebeerfu the eye when Of tr
sn. hae but Us appreciation requires The cosvsi corrsft
fsnes Interested 10 knos the state OF toe market IN reg ard
90 mn sss Ssy fesv,s smPSs,.D, P.eaisrs ssS ss,s,
,ss 8 sOd 50 Barings TaEo. SCHWARTZ
IIYpRsNrs for Ysrts, AAey,, RsaI-ousdings, Ten
I1emcE,s. Sc-The Bartholomew Ps:eps 10 the beet Mad
They are not eh mag, broken by caitfen so
barst pipe,-arc easily r~psifed without eiggias up.
vesy srong and substantial steis Lsnelords, House
ard ArCntcCti CpltfrCt WIN
his Hycrxnl Foss by Plumbers generally. m54~eod'
klNDhACLIC PKkss for Primers wsfe-rocr,,
I1Aocs usaafscnre, IN perfect order largest size viss
paste boards aud press boards The pssie boards are y
mches by Is inches For sale Al esrgsn Apply 70 Gro
HALL IN ih~ vrons f'sssSer-n nlS Oss~n
LII or ANY PART OF THk MACHINERY
n lha formerly constituted the North River Steam sxw
NIL for sale WA be sod Of great sacrifice scd years
may Ne hid to pay for 4 In Apply Al Is stonen
MI n NJ NJ bOSNrLt.
no MANufACrVRkRs.- larsins wsi-r
vhse, 20 Of - aorss power do iron wnes 10 fsc
diaSeies feel vide. about looss power both n good
10 ooQrkei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

N0IICFfa Pursuance order ui Alfr-s "a i.-s a.
suYrc,fs the County Nls notice hereby n
persous having sgnst WILLIAM JOHNSON A. 81 "a.
Cf, Rrookyu t-s.si pr-sent The fh - f1tss
thereof 20 the sh.h.r. AZ tie M-srs Bsff Pen,
No Front street, IN New lof.. tsQfs ias "a
4.x mi Ami O,fQt.f 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

NOriCE hereby gwen .cning a. to al psf-s hsFux
~ claims sg.n.tJACuB TNsk>. oi Tie County Cd b1ai
deceased that Required O. -rhht The sams "h h' -
ti.r-oi 0i the 90 ~ t 80
lament oi The ., easel h -s.ise fha ni SOFA
6a N County before the sth dtS o o. Dec nftps
~. 80 -nlLs LLnIn-- hINnn ll.tN. ll.lLI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
"a A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FUK SALE

q a tUtNThf HhsIDENtE FUH SAIE
- Long lslsnt, good wafer prospect, IS miles
from New-York Communication TO d from the city
hires umes Coy by railroad and steamboat
GOOD two-.tory dwelng-h house, barn and other
hus-s, AZ 10 good repsr IS acres OF land IN high slate
apple, cherry, peseh and other fii ueas within Of
several churches. post oce and academy. Terns made
easy For farther pafpcnia iEurs Of Mesers WARD
pn.s , dooe from foarsenihst, % as premises, Of
DANIEL OAKLEY. mls ,weod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
~9@so h6siUI.Ah tiAiI. LiNk By
Six1NzisrWEE BOsTON ANO NEM.YokK

SsazssaAH1 via sIonns ton and Yroviieacs
fly Inland Route without ferry, chanse Of cars OF esf
Stone, and RHODE ISLAND, Gao ain -, In ct.
ae-on with The Stonngion ami Providence and BosIon srs
Providence Railroads leaving daily slnds sl
:-p.ed Pier North River, al O'Clock NJ and
sonngson s8 O'CLOCK r. NJ or upon The arrival Of the nd
rain from Boston. These steamers were bolt eNpfeo
ly for the route, and are IN every respect particularly
adapted To ihs navigation Of Long Island Sound .
The accommodations for passengers cOmnoiiocs ara
CONFERENCE.-The officers capable ard experienced. ID:
being the shortest and most direct between Bosto ana
Newfos passengers are enabled to arrive 10 amps nine
FOR the morning lines OF steamboats, aud a0ads running
10 various points from those clues.
The c. VANDERBILT Will iosve Yors, fsssas''
7hursdsy and Saturday. Leavs stooinson honaN'
Tho RHODE ISLAND will leave New.Yors, hondsy'
"wednesday and Friday. Lesye stoningpn Tuesday fh0S
HB-pameussrs on the ARRIVAL Of the at 500
,ngton proceed Immediately Ia tho splendid Railroad es
10 Providence and Boston ossyagemssef accom- 49,
steamboat trains and from Boston to la sehsso Of ~
baggage -
FOR passage bsrihs ssterooms or freight, sp2csros
| no kssery.plscs mzN
~U- >PEOPLE,~ l.. NJ -TkANBOATs
5tt.:sS-is FOR ALBANY-Dsiiy, sandsy. esesp'se.
lnrou xh direct, a. c'clock r d from W.
Pier between Cotusnd and Liberty SITS -, IN
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON. Capt VIM II reek' VIII
leave hoedsy, "Wednesday snd Friday evening" q
s,ssnlsosl OREGON, Capt A P ST. John, Will lssve %
Tuesday Tturs1sy and Saturday, eyennss, Al oeloct
Landing at intermediate pAcf
Fyou tie (9of Of BaycLay-st
s,esmbosf SOUTH AMERICA. CspL o N. Halss. vii
leave NoDd,y, Wednesday Friday ard sunday sfr'
sSssmbost COLUMBIA, Capt l. w. Houghton, will
leave Tuesday, TE1n4sy and Saturday afternoons 81
Oc.ocx
The above boats will all times arrive IN Albany 10
.mpls ir'e for tho morning care for ne Ear OF Wes
Freight ,s.sn q, m9terae rates and bone taken snsf
urH ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

m2 im'k SMITH 4 RIsLEY, li2 chsihsma
..F.,ESIU CAi.F DREss BOOTS > { 10
q so eausl TO thOss sold Of from - 10 -; 'ocOnc
qualify e. TO - s. made u order you wish Pat
~ mi Leather Boots, Congress and blitoned Gztefs
f.rcy patent AID morocco shps; ladies' uisses and chill
sres eusttns s bscf and white sid md s.tn
saos. 10 to 100; California Boots. fs Brosdwsy
MO In
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N. 3, VI / curTINe. -. &c,

n orlCE To CkEDirONstu purrusn- a. en- offsf nsfs
~ >urrogts oi ihs Cnlny ri 11.a afs-.
hereby gwen. coig 90 Az 90 a. r-os having ''s sssrs
JOHN "a rONIINeON. si@ ot the Cts -rsus-, -nft1
required et h The h - F1fhs
hsr-oi su1.,rb-r slliof. ci ~ s.tsts
.ss~i thes oas@ kmpr- Hos -
OF syracuse. e Sub iss 81 Jls Dated
Jaua.n u.s. lsss JANIS 1. VOORHEES, - =.
ilr lawfui JOAN ID NORTON. ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

10y ORDER ct Hou Charles Dali, Jut.r of Ns~ i'A ,nIu1a
Pleas. Nout- hereby gwen. puf.utnt o. rs Fr'trs ~ -
authorizing stachneu against sl.unng ccrcr.f
non debtors tlhfn-nt has sfusf aa o.
Of WILLIAM BRADFORD resident trhof 80 ur -
BE- s1d ir the of . deoi-, urr b. .lef
a,sshsrs~ huent law. ha
tho and that The
to this nnd ~ delivery ia kn
h. Of property within us stats o~ofg o. bon 80 ne
such property i0rti.l
word Dated The .iat@-1th say 81 August lrsS
JAMES 5 SLUlTkR. At,o,aey tor ,ttsshax cs-iros.
mi fawr W. rna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
ale Is LLIAiI-nIRI.H-A

ho0s- and Lot the s0uih aide OF sOuh seventh a.
Orswees Third and Ro1ra The lot Is 3 feet vide
sni more man leo feet deer with large woodhouse. sc
on t1e rear and large brick cisern and or bearing
resch trees 10 the yard The house IS n BY 8 feet ores
~, rear bas-Iest hnishsd The first flor,
rooms and basement toe s-couc and bedrooms In u,
-ic IL 10 aboo thrse minutes from The Ferry, anc
WIEN The boais In they he from tbs front sacop
re premises will oe cold for $249-s 500 u which may
payable half yearly Apply W FRANCIS.
MA iw- 4q Peari-st Ns~-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE or To LkT-fhe large sod com.
N moIou. 3sory bncs dwellirg-ho snd lot ~ SIKH
~ A. n'...nry .tp-i-f sd rfo,>rinf 40 th- mo1ern
.,,,ovsn..r,. Andy to r. W. DIXON, so SIKH avenue
a. IN G A WILDEY, "a 0reenwictsi ms In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
a. IRON FOUNpRY-In winsmsburgh, conner
Ex OF North First and Tenth for sale 10 let Apply
M 70 n EsANCIs. 4as Pesrist. Ny. m2i lw.
~, FOK sALE.-rhe lease for four years from lat Of
Es May, lsfe Of store and house between Cedar and
III fn'" Broadway H lSSSn,is Il MORGAN. pin.a
~ FOX sALE-A small double hoase and six lots on
IT, T-eny.hI 100 feet from fiilhsvenue, Brooklyn
The place 10 suitable for esrtmsn or miiim.n, and
viii be sold for 5 800. Apply 10 VIM. ID PECK,
ma Inn ia Fuiton-st Brooklyn.
O. A GREAT BARGAIN IN BRooKLYN-Ten
lots OF ground at Mount Prospec Will bs sold, siusly
- together al half ihs.r value, for want Of money -
wsuarlee deed Apply to c. sHAFFER, IS ard a Mas
ssn-ssNY. MI 2usltcs-
e. FOR Saba vsnsble min property, together
- IS mies from the city OF NswYork, 10 the state OF
N-~-Jerssy. For lerms, &c. apply 10 ANTHONY J.
BLEECKER Auetioueer, Brosd-,t MI lw
G. FOR sALE-A holse a kuser-st; sl.o IFS Mad
ls; son n an unexpred lease Of os Of ony years To
houses and parts OF houses; also. bake house,
and store and dwelling Inquire Of &. FALcoNER, real
90 FOR sALE-A beautiful county sess at Tsrry.
- lown-house large with about two acres completely
covered with fruii o, the finest quality Inquire
of \. b. rOmPKINS, Tarrysovn. tpos1psid or Of Z.
WARNER, IS wsI-sl Price 5000 81 In
e. At PRIVATE sALE-A lsrge qlauuly OF i'm
~ proved Rec Estate vsrousy located, well worth the
for investment Much of will pay 10 c-1t
on lhs outlay. Inquire OF P. HoLLEK OF 4. P SMITH,
nj 81 10 NsLls, up stairs.
g. On THE HARITAN RIVER A FARM and
Il Gnss NIL, - aefes OF L.nd, lsrgs dwelling barns,
carriage house Ic. Mil 80 by Is, and shed II By 80
three Of soue, sfro- tn riyer " $50 feet HUE be-
la~ Brunswick. ffuit IN ABUNDANCE Pay eesy. SER
EAST SON, IS WsLst who have for sale 2f0 Farms,
10 Country Seat, IS Mills, 100 Houses, 800 lots, &c
m26 2ws
Srz HOUSE, AND LOT FOX ~ALE-O % The
~: South aide Of 81 MARKS psce, 100 feet East Of the
Firssaveuue The lot IL . feet 10 inches ffo1i and
resr ay taf tbs depth Of the block The house hee-
sines and auto brown stone 'front.' sce hul by days
IL The most substantial manner, huishec 10 modern style
sued up WIKI 0eins, CLOSETS fixtures speaking
tubes Sc. Apply 10 N. MILLER, 10 Broadway ms Nv
a. Fur sALE-Tne sqbssuusl twos.ory, basement
and site bflck dwelling house IN Grsnd-st next sc-
joining the church from tbs Of Mercerst II
has Willows on three sides Is furnished with Kitchen
rEnse OF approved patent CrOion and bath fxurss
hss neser been rsnsf l-ssed snd being IN taorou
repsf 10 well adapted for and Jrtsbe rest
dence Twothr1s the purchase money NAV remain upon
bond and mortgage Fos terms apply 10 A. o. HALL At
tDfney-at Law. u W s.lst. m23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

. FOR sALE-Ths property Ga ID, norin-sss. cor
II n-r Of Avenue and Eighfy fourth 81 coot.nink rom
l5 70 II Lots OF the premises aye o~ el'u noes
s'd with other Improvements .nn irs o.
choice selections The buildings aud feuee1 are d the O,s
nseri.s znc thorough worEmansnr ot ~ me Gay fof
cash The shove ehgbly siiasid % nsh yrc1nd In an
exec en oofhoot Posite tne cDinu seat u VIM
Ni1o Esq AID commanding good view OF the East and
hsIetn Rivera Being epsir ard free fron every
ncrmbrznce this property deemed worthy the stienr,on
CT genlefne 20 q1i-s residence shor distance
OF town p-xs- inquire on The prenlisex mile 6x-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

"a PAKns.-s,Co0 acros Of Farming Lands no" hrs.
s3 osrred for sale tho Lor glssnd Railroad shout "
~ niles from this city. rhese lands hsse deep osmy
soii easily cultivated and rendered productive They
are oFarsd in parcels OF 81 very ow
% S,n f'' % Nillism-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

"a FARM FOR SALE, or would oeg exchanged io'
t5 eocd cy property-A farm OF sbouc2o sisu
- aied In he OF YouEers, Wesich-sser Co; ard
conveniently ossled ear The cepot Of the Ne~lork and
Harlem Railroad. II well wstered. with plenty of good
fruit trees &c combining beautiful ard healthy lccsuon
For particulars inquire Of
j TAYLOR UNDERHlLL.
ID 81 liam, u.rsn Rail DAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

>,UPkkME oUURT ~ rlam Va ho,s ssaH.i ffsn, i..s
-. 49, n Own rsht afrnlsirtf.f NJ .fs A. 4
Fnrc. lou deceased Mars r. rtu h-~-. bona. Rfe-
Matilda b .c- Hsrf o. fu, ffsrrs tl tn' Kr.f
. hi. v = Fra.es Hrnas os Chs-. hs-l n.nlrs' Ilos
sussr Fr.rr-- Corn-s fnu. f~'f1fsrts sarn.
yor'sas. rs.-.-To THOMAS BOfCk>r - az t-f-t
norsi 81 cnnp ths ali rf
,car .a.s-ro ch-. ~ IN Valet f - CO. li Ns
ysrs ~a twenty ts,s sf-r ~ sevce hsrss srs. oI ks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

PURSUANCE t- of tho OF N~s
iors nots l-rrby IN all having csn. ..nt
JACOB nAROIF. cry Of Nre iors fr -s.f
ssnr thereof HI euh-cfsf. a. ih f---n-
Broadway. he ct iofs h"i o. th- ss
seventh OF nsxL-Ds@i tho Day 81 @
Der 1873 MARIA NANpif. Atnlrffsut,
agl as6ms RUDOLPH ABBY. Admni'tr,tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

sCu aANuFACrV RkRs.-Onc mrs.ns ws-s-
vhs~l 70 OF 80 sosss pewss do one iron whes 10 fse,
diApeses feel vida about lohoss power both IA good
e,asrs tsf sais ehs&pty 0AvNf 4 DERRIcks0S,
10 8oQkAsl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-23

New YoRK, March l6.
he steamship Northern has received
orders to remain al Chagics, Tor ten days,
10 wat Tor the steamer California TO como
from San Francisco.
A house in Pearl street ofthis CITY, has
received some very interesting letters from
california. From one IF which the fol-
lowing are some extracts:
Inc amount of gold obtained il truly
astonishing. Every Article Of food is very
high at the mines.
"a room at the hotels rents foi $500 a
month. The most c"mmon novels you can
imagine bring from $50 to $40 per month.
"lhe gold is inexhaustiblc, and for years
10 come immense quantities must sontnne to
be got out, and trade must be carried on be.
tween California and all other parts o! the
is worth $50 perthousanJ;
acarpen'er can earn $40 per day.
The entire population Of Oregon havea.
bandoned their crops and farms and are com.
ing here. The Sandwich Islands are depri.
we'd OF all their free population.
Every vesssli from every part Of the coast
is filled with adventures to the mines"
An arrivalat Savannah brings late new,
from Chagres. Upwards of five hundred
persons were waiting at Panama for their
turn, iorpassage to California, and crea,.pe-
culation is carried OH H. the transfer Of tick.
cts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-23
yods. prees. and Gen. Shields.

We find the following correspondence IN
the Washington papers. OurreadeIs are as
capable Of Judging Of the merits of the con'
troversy as we are.
Gen. Shields rendered his resignation to
the senate, but that body refused TO accept
it, and rejected him on the ground tina, he
was ineligible.
WAsHiSGroS, Feb. %, 1919.
Hon. SIDNEY BRrEsr-SIR: On my re.
turn 10 this country from Meyico-broheE
in constitution, feeble in health, aud will
suffering under the effect Of wounds, you
were the only man in the city Of Washing
ton who received me with GOODNESS and un.
kindness. When the city honorcd me with
public dinner. which was generously in.
tended not only as a compliment TO me but
10 my State, YOU were the only man who
declined that dinner. You went farther 4,
you propagatcd report here in Washing
ton aud circulated il alteIward IN Illinois,
that was inclgib to the office OF Senator,
and this, too, after had poured on, my
blood like wat, r, on the battle fields of Mex
leo.
You published an article in the ST. Ionis
Republican charging me with meiiqiGiHiy
doing that which thought no man in the
Uni;ed States would have Leen mean c.
nough to do in my case, even il il had been
true. You, however, did this, knowing il
10 be untrue. On this subject have simp.
" 10 say. that had been defeated by YOU
on that ground, had S,rorn in my heart that
you nerer trould hare profted by your sue
csSs, and depend upon 1t, would have kept
that vow regardless ofccnsequences. That
however, is now passed, and the vow is
now cancelled by your defeat.
Why address you now, is simply this
In 1910, YOU gave me something in the shape
Of final Certificate Of Naturalizationin IF.
fingham Court. You knew at the time,
tina, was uaturalizei by law, and by the
naturalization Of my father while was a
minor. told you the circumstances, aud.
as then take Of going TO Canada, in case
Of war, YOU offered to give Inc certificate
which would simplify the proof, in case Of
difficulty.
Now | wish you to give me letter &C.
kuowltdgiug these facts. wIite you n
private letter for that purpose i should
have sent friend at once aud imperatively
demand such letter, but felt that in dis
grazing you ! should disgrace the State that
had made you and myself Senators, and
also wished to give you an opportunity to
make this acknowledgements quickly. If.
however, you persist in your course Of in
Justice toward me. and refuse this request,
acre give yea fair warning. lie, the con
sequences fall on your own head. shall
hold myself acquitted before God and man,
for the course shall feel bound to pursue
toward you.
Your ubehient servant.
(Copy.) JAMES SHIELDS.
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NEw ORLEANS AND the FLoop. We find
in the ". q. Courier tina, the municipal
authorities Of that city had on the 9Th inst,
resolved to construc, a durable levce from
the Missssippi,o Lake Ponchi,rain, forthe
purpose ofturning the water from the former
to the latter, as an indispensable measure Of
safety TO the city against the threatened
crevasse and consequent humiliation. In
the event Of constructing this levce, il is not
impossible thata permanent river channel
may be established SO that permanent
communication will exist between the lake
and river.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-23

ion papers, II they exist, could be :" easily pro-
cured, is it not .trarge he should attempt to
ellor from me by menace statement which If
obtained. could have no legal bearing rpcn the
subject
v hat the consequences are seains, ~hish
Gen. Shields gives me TAR warning. If per.
N wbs, no sane man viii call injustice, am
equally ignoran, # and indifferent 10. One
thing is cerisir, be they ~hstthey may, | have
not given or shall NJ, give him, any sIsiemrnt
Il the character required, either quietly or o..
N imperative drmnnd,'
In conclusion. will s,a'e tina, have neither
provoked nor desired the necessity that has i'm.
PEELED me 10 mske IhIs communication. | rc.
specially suhoit It under the fall con,l,iicn
that it Is cal'd Tor by the circumstances.
SIDNEY BREESE.
Washington, + b. &c, $40