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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
GENIUS.

While speaking of Genius, am reminded
OF a splendid definition of the properties be-
longing to, and the rightful occupation of this
principle of mind. 1t is derived from one of
the admirable essays of Lord Brougham, but
where Its exact place is, In his voluminous
Writings, | cannot explain. He says ssfo
dItfuse useful information, to further intellect
ual refinement, sure forerunners of moral i'm
provement, to hasten the comeing of that
bright day when the dawn of general knowl-
edge shall chase away the lazy, lingering
mlsts even from the base of the great social
which the most splendid talents and consul
mated virtue may well press onward, eager
and apart Yet how seldom do we find Ge-
MUS SO employing the gifts with which it has
been endowd by providence. Instead of aid
ing in the great moral enterprise, to the ear
rying out of which it is bound by every law
of mental equity, we generally find its posses
sor sporting with knowledge only to degrade
Unemployed like child, who forms Dub
BILE with his breath, and then rejoices to see
it mount for a moment In the air. then de-
solve; so with those among US who. possess
rich mental gifts. They toy with them, and
foppishly amuse their idle hours with light
literary productions that dazzle for moment
on the eye of society and then pass away to
be no more remembered. They care not for
the substantial enjoyment granted by con-
science TO all who use Alright the abilities they
possess. Sel6shly devoted to the qualification
of their idle whms, fancy can usurp the
throne of duty, and frivolous regard for the
opinion of those around them make them for
get what they owe to the great family OF man.
They live for the present, not posterIty, and
so that their names are In mems mouths they
have no thought for the inscription that may
point out their graves.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
8GJ9cG e GJG
From the Dollar Ne5cspaper
The Il 0gszag WIFE.
LEAF FROM AN OIL d LETTER.
From he Della.
BY ISABEL ATaBLwoOD.
T Coflcluded,1

Concluded.
The tears gathered in Amy's eyes, as she
nervously wove the delicate links Of her watch
chain around her slender fingers, but she
knew how her husband detested tears, so she
crushed them back with terrible effort, and
bent over as if tuning her guitar, bat she need
not have feared his scrutiny, for Harry Percy
had grown too thoroughly selfish TO heed any
emotion displayed by his fair young wife
She swept her hand lightly over the strings,
but her voice quite failed in the difficult pre-
Jude to the song, and she looked up IN ms
face srrIingly as she replied
Excuse me tonight, dear Harry; am
TOO weak to sing the words of the little song
you set to music long ago-to morrow per-
haps, | shall be better, and SO l have strung
together some stanzas this afternoon viii
YOU listen z" and in low, trembling, but e2-
auisite voice she sang
All! cast II not away, love,
This trembling heart OF mine
No tones can wake Its chords to life
Beloved, but thine
Nor chide me that my lip Is pale,
And clouded my young brow,
Or that the music OF my voice
Is>sad and low.
Yet only to thy blessed SIDE
Still closer let me cling,
And fondly viii nestle there,
A joyous thing.
And while ! gaze in thy dear face,
And answer back thy smile,
Thou wilt not guess how my poor heart
Is breaking all the while.
s shadow contracted Pcrcy's fine brow
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

VERY GooD-as the Indian aoouH say.-lt
has been suggested by wag, that It would
be well for some OF those who talk of making
a settlement in California, to begin by making
a settlement at home before they go.-Iffscon-
SIN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

BY MAI. G. W. PATTES, U.s.A.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
VOLUME III. NUMBER "a.
The Wisconsin Tribune,

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
II Mineral Point, Io,ra County, HIS,
By GEORGE W. BLISS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
Markets ... oAstruLLr Ksros1sO sos THs Tsisus'
A.afs-1..r. ...s, a.a..as m ro..n. isai ~! f..a.

AsBFs-Thers steady asuaad for Poi'ms5 eat az fs.d.
fl.I . 90
COTTON r. . ~ "a - ~ 400 b
n-rs- crg 9po, AT A. tie aivAcs oi y y--fit
FLOUR AND MfAL-A god demand i.f Ns-t-fl 40 -'se
ths E.t ~ osfp 20 The nssi opening -h-r Do .s.of
buyer i,rs Disposed % pe-s st@s -'np~ -
.f.d.t. Cce..oHs b-,r oaf use tE1ss
poor The ssss 500 Die - la0i ~ p
4r s.aaIgh rh1s 5O1f 20 ~ 400 orfaafy tf,A
-,ra.t.d frr Wsisfu ~ a. Us of iaffe ilsas aaf
fssu. -rldt5 o f0u0d bod Ono, -iHh r. ~ qfs G-rs
s5H5 7 isncy Ono a1f sH00 'N iof -tes G-r---
su- s0 b'. we've 9f e1r - 1rn f 30 1,0-f1 r
frn tfr1f tts 81 s5a5 ~ lf As1.afrs ard G-orr
Rsf 49, o0oysnf ~'6 quot sa- 20 oh' ~ ga
l tDfn M-aiis Sales Az tos - 1f a. - iof Stale
q fa J-r.-y - Rrsnry snf 80 o plntsoas
Gt4IN-iu- Tarsst of " h-s e.r ~ft ar demand 0f
ifcI4fe 200 ru-h % IS
.fla'e t~ru- nush gnns Gsle-e- sad 40 1.sh
o hess Cuay el - ~ sn heavy l. Cofn mnfst o,-r-d
,, -, sft rro. demand flr .aport ss-.
81 ff sutsf. .-0e round shte b1a5s for
a. s.a1s r Northern sad jersey ~l sr
l d.
WHI The nsh-' sls'. hfusr. srh sa-. g., H, A.
az M Oao I'D q 0s2 for Prison Df1es-n hru a. .4ali
PnovlsIoNs-Th- nadet or Pors hss,, .nd sriv- ss
Prime Pune Mes sses to ~ l1 55is
575s Bel batter s-f c@nsoi
g fer 600 CAcsg Mes PRIME No. i.uard
oa.r-ne led SIS shr sses reported Cui N-s
demand steady ~ih lr49ft ior
The ho- st,0T for FAR pune srf oa-
Batter ouN ~ lO0lf for Ns--fl aud 10l m
Jh. 0h-+s- % receipts acr-asing
Olt5fhsre limited d-rslf ~ ne.h Lins~r1 ~ i-0f-
nd r American At b.asq Las OF Sales a..
d,2 rsh and siab5 Whale b. 3al. and pn-- -snas5
FL.
NAVAL sTOREs rh- Tnrp-r'ins
teaiy th ~ b At 81. o. Ro -
Is WmUgon sod a. W dsefr1 and 80 ons Norh County a.
HaY-n. make, -rbou, ,hsas- sls. he past s,y.
b. e. hs 4 sac. n pert io' 'tipprg
COAI-Ws ..e af inf 'f.- Irsrpool rsua
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From the Rio Grande.



By the arrival yesterday Of the steamsh p
Globe, Capt EHery We have received hles Of the
Brgcnfrae Flag 70 very late date They contain but
little that is Interesting
mass meeting u 10 be held Il Browns,ille FOR the
purpose % designating suitable candidate - repre-.
sent the Southern Congressional District Of Texas ia
the next Congress Of The United States
Tie Fa2 d the lcth sage For the las. few dave We
are informed inslfrcc0us, with accom- yany NJ rro-a-
c1'r'o' etc fsFe been quite common 10 our Dor
Ing Mexican PROVINCE includ NJ the City q Mafamo
roe As We have been wholly unabe % gam anything
10 The shape d facts are forced 70 await the d.
yelopment Of " coming events"
Tho ''ng publishes letter from Monterey. wri't. n
by member Of company Of California enn grant. and
Russell no shCt hil 10 the back and then robbed HIM
Russell was srrest'd and confined but managed 10
cspe and % probably On biz way 70, OF already IN the
City Of New Orleans lie Is an LDglishmsn, with light
bar and far CONN -exlan
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MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Board of AIdermen.-TeLsDA1. - )


Presdent KELLY iu the Chair
kNCfNEER.-PeLl0nf for an additional EnE-reeT % fte
Pre- Department. referred 20 tie Fire Commune
sEvFRs Petition fDr sewer Illrd-sf from B0werv
o. Avenue Referred % Road Committee. 30 le-
uton for IN Amosst... Also, in Founh-sf. from
BoVery % Sixth-av Referred - same Committee
Mo~FY. tGsISPettiOn Of Tho. Mc-Orly for refnure-
ration sr loss by fsmsge 20 o. bis horses By party
of young mea. Referred 20 Finance Committee
IsTrawFNTs Petition from u pil. J p Wee1er
ard 10 prohibit inferne1s 10 ne ground. Of the
Co.oreo Episcops Church iu Chrysresi..Aso 20 have
he prevented IN grounds attached TO Rev. Mr No
ieod's Church Twe.fin-sf near r1.versty. place
Bob referred 70 ne Board ~ Hea'tl
HCusoS RIVER HAlLROsD-See CrN columns
BLOOMiNGDALE koAD -Peflou oi Geo. ". Nsrsn and
others on The remove Of hdirgs FROM the inc Of Bloom
irgdale R0sd, between Twenty -fourh and TweIiytfh
sts. Referred 10 Committee o. streets
toEroRArlOS CurSsEL--Kepcr II The Finance Com
m ee Jn the communication from the Corporation Conn
EEL ussiDg compensation for extra cieFks-wtL recon
incubation 10 appropriate another 80 therefor year
Finally, af'r ODg debate, ordered % be laid -POa iac
table and pri 1ted, lt % o.
OgnfsAvCEs- Report n Finance Committee recon
mendng concurrence with the action Of the oihef Board
10 give farther publicity % tie Corporation ordinances
Adopted
Leaving half ifs business unaccompished, the Board a.
iast ID ,Ourned o. Friday afternoon a. ) O'CLOCK
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DIED

Ansra sbor sss TUESDAY. July 3, ELIAS osborn aged
81 years
~ mend. sas %. Of fanny invited n attend
f-sr ths d-y 4h bis late rescs1cs, 50, Green
riChst. $500.
Ts.dsy Juiys Br11lyn s-r lingering illness, MARY ANN
~ a. BE- ..ui1 Hanftrt.n 4jtl y.ar OF be-
Tie sr.i pfcs ~ sdnsslayl morning A. 10 ococt
irlfa 20 Pac6c. e. Brpolyn.
On Tlesds, Ju lsft Mr. ELIZA JAM, We n hnrrson
Reed -h,r bot painful a-s wth sh- bore with tbnts
f.f.r.ds. 10 ns u hope o. es--d mortality
Trend. -ld reae- 81 TIE sm5 md o. her brother, "
ham snI jane Dup grs and J4c Docgs ere ff-pscts s
20 sfieaI her s- re-ieuo- TstasVels-
ttd door nah Thr Aeinssds morning o. OIL
- .ots. ~it.oat fsrfh.r fTi'sii.
o. Tastay Juy T. ROBERT slNPsON native of Cumberland
r e'.ld. % The 1tfh ofhi-
those Of be John and "
m Boz funeral fhlfscsJ Jnns at3 otDcs
latter llt He.f@f - ~huut isrb-f ins
tsf.n ~. be- t-teu 10 ofesuso tensirry
on sunds, evening" joy Nc CAiaARiNt tOLLlrs. 10 'hs
7lst ,esf OF lsraas iorerJ Of Red h5ft Dat &c Co
Hsrremains vii le faEe0 O. khleo-cs for iliermsnt
CJ fougiisspss papers please tofs.
A. s.s Absrt Ju1s g. Mr. Jakf v Ncf sgsd 30
A. \ June ~ Mostr Cas- sE-j - - tuoi q
Hon Lew
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rHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY or FINE ARTs.
rI,lIE ENHIRITInN OH PAINTINGS hN A.
AERIAL SKIP.


THE PUBLIC are informed hat the inventors lnsi.
ia next and darsns IS.s dsy oay tie Asrsl sAp
oa1ng and which = % oe c0np.etsd the present seai
uer 'uo~ In Such Forward stsis As 10 show ne nal
'ize form and structure the framework being eomplse.
~ me enNvop lse-dy procaredl only 70 be ca " -
d Intended given no publicity 70 this exrer.
eni anu. ~ nade IT, nrsi UP ,hrOash he ar 20 New
loA but : now determined 20 maze his ekhibt
Tor severa reasons among whch no following not Tho
he Leaf notice. and exhibition. bv Near. ps,,-
Rot'ohn % Ne~Nofk. % suo-iel, without siarse
chine match soialy didcrens rcrn tn. Asris Snip
every respect make his public exhibition Necessary 70
orvsts any doaousi claim Which Ia successful issae
ui shl al se ~ IN tho Of Fitch and fason steam
ntslgauon THIS machine = 80 novel We 30 not eel;efs
hat any one DO has not beer directly or INDIRECTLY Ia
ofmcd a TIE inventor esn iel sHef 10 has sse1 ~ MAJ
: - moCve power. and he so&as epeGsd OF ls !ocomo
o socA the The credit u originating beng
-.-. aire Hon 4s Invention, We iniead 10 uss seeil
la-is5e means % its ughgfa owneF hsnce
~e sloqi his orgua rachod sad challenge The scenuhc
a.. ..e INGENIOUS 10 explain, before It's completion
IT VII ao4ntess grsnN he PaA.lc 10 see ard exsnise
VII $50 shod opportunity 10 ihe fnends q Improve
nens BY the ulchsse oi ucket to cOntbae ua@ to
ne deNeopment e ne most extraordinary invention q
e age 90 even IN he world Bal the most extraordinary
part OF this machine j. It's simplicity We do propose
to eNlb complicated apparatus ,a0ugh Of eoas.dssbls
magnitude. eut bat We believe 70 BE prseuea and $50
t as well As move. Invention. Il is calculated 10 carry
about Lee pounds.
constructed lee feet long Is feet vide al The base and
q feet high IN he center. and was erected especially fr
lhs purpose The plan the invention laid IS YEA.
ago and rude model made dghi IS wears seo Ia Tie
open air. 10 tho distance OF W yards against asfroug
Wind
will BE- provided ard addresses made 70 tho sadi
dGnns the day Tickets Cor admission viii be sold
or ceuIs each. 10 admit gentleman and lady every
sddlnOna lady - TIE tickets may be had Al Inc
ONCE OF the Inventors Institute In Perth Am5oy pfobs
Div also on oar, ~ The steamboats, mskins excarsicns
around staten Leland The 4ih OF July Masters cf steam
boats Will be Nru she'd by addressing the subscriber
SOLOMON ANDREWS. Pres OF
Perth Anboy. June 3. $50. s1S ass SAW
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sales et Stocks, ar. see Fourth Page.

TUESDAY, July 81. NJ.
The Stock market was heavy and inactive TO-
day. as is usual on the day before the Fourth Fances
in some cases declined but Governments were in fair
demand and steady.
La Exchanges there IS moderate business DO.
ing and the rates are heavy Sterling 81 q, Francs
5.32Id5 &c. Continental Bills are in fair request
Freehts are without change. with fair bus
ness doing.
Mr. Aspinw ALL being about to visit Europe, hiss
resigned the Presidency OF the Penama Railroad, and
Mr. Thos w Ludlow has been elected in his stcad.
The following is the Register Of the Treasury's
report of the Treasury Noes outstanding July l-i9
Amount outstanding Of the several puOr 10 net Of
I'd July, 1876 ne per records OF tbs ONCE b6S 81
Amount outstanding OF the issue Of I'd July,
1896 per records Of this Office. 1850 %
Amount outstanding Of the Issue Of 28h Janu-
unry 1871 as per records Of this 376S $50 o.
Total ctVCi 100 d
Deduct Cancelled notes ma the hands of the
counting officers, Of which 800 are under
act I'D July 1916 and 500 under other aci- 500 M
Relance .SfO25 78y 81
Annexed is the Treasurers statement, showing
the amount at his credit subject to draft with Assist
ant Treasurers and Depostaries Tor public deposits,
and the Mint on Monday, June %, lo49
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ANrxTRAoRpTSARY BOOK.

II APPLETON a. co W.. publish ODD Fafay. Liiv
" a c-. ~ o. View lls. novel; vols paper cover.
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select lra.. sr Comedies. translated I-mo
ID. hclsri.1l al Clc.fl lf. Treatment. ~ gi rs
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by order Of Don Manuel Nuns1. Superintendent, Of

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that Island
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BOARDING.

DOARD-Wanied IN a private family, by young gen
Otsmau, In Broadway above Housion-st; unevcep-
uonsble references given. Address {. A Tribune Ofce
iva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

As.anc Golden Lie Drops IAN East India prcrararonl
certain and ne7eriaIng preventive Of ile Cholera, -
also positive cure II taken ia the early Stages Of The dis
ease. The late Dr. Gram, u New-Y0rS cry, prescribed
he above preparation ~ OF le Cholera dg-
nng ls51. DR. Burrows, Of Philadelphia. also prescribed
10 20 cases Neither Of the above lot
single patient Every mau, woman and chit should Plr-
chase bottle mm aiev aud Keep 10 IN ther pockets.
Price 81 cents. q. " CHLDs Co. sole Proqfictors
Paladep hia, c H. RINs. iy2 Broadway only agent Tor
New-Yofs Also for sale by Mrs HVrs, 1873 Fil,on-sf
Brooklyn. y J. and 40 81 Corr-sL Boston ie3 twMWASs
y 4 Cnrd.-WATER TREATMENT -RolA~o 5
HoUcHToN, " NJ D. Hygiene aud Hydropa;l.c Piact-
aoaer. 81 Tenthst (ueaf Flavl Day patients treated
and outdoor practice attended Letters % consultation
properly acklovl ged. ~ lTis-
~ DIR. De LRney'- Medical aud surgical q r
fee, 81 Lsptuar1-st one street south &C Canfsf y
Offre hpur- from o 4 TOO ~ lnus'
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New-York Cattle Market....M oSD.Y, July

rBr ksr1r-r1
ST MARKFT-l-- 2-s fs-'s. fo sttsrn. - r-1'nisr
Ea.' 20 CsE- Cav es Al so 3l--r
Z. f4T.h-
HFEs CATIfF-pro-. hsrsy ~ ast msrt rh-
hstrk 1n-o-r.3 4fnc- o. r-d1ce tts
~ f-T-a Bn.h-r1 A1o1t 30 1-sa1.
COWS AND CALvEs-wef- % good supply At ..o4sh g.
0
sHEEP AID IAYBs-Ccn~ freely. Sac. n lie former a.
giass t9, a. 50 - according quarry.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Dry Dock saving. Bank. GIG Fourth,

II Dry Dock savings Bank, 6I9 Fourth-st.
Avenue Clrerrst = paid dspOsi0rs 81 The
OF per per accounts Of $1,000 and
A. If deposited S0th June. Ry order
JAS L. STEWART. Secretary.
5 WI BE open for business Thursday. Fnd-y and
Saturday Of this week from TO o'clock M y5 4as
POsr OFucE New -York July 5. 1919
y Erie Railroad Maiis.-The Ene Railroad
Mai, VIA Piedmont Binghsmtou and Owego 10 Ithaca
Eimra and informed ale places. will close THIS ofhce
dsils, P NJ. instead OF = VI here,ofoFe-this
char &c being made By order Of The Department
BY this mail forwarded nsrteE for he Counties Of
Orange Rocklsnd Ulster and sullivan Delaware. broOms
Togs Cortland, 1ompkins and S'eu'en in NewTork and
Tor Pike, Wayne. Luxerne, Su-quehArna, Togs, Potter
and Bradford C0uuues II Pennsy lvania
Biu WIN v BRADY, ?. NJ
II Harlem Railr oad.-AA persons Interested In
the extension u the Harlem Railroad, north from Dover
Plans. particularly The eastern roge are invited 70 al
tend meeting Dover Plans. he I'm J2ly, instant
a. n o'clock u the forenoon
The oEcrrs and stockholders OF sad Company par
tcglsry invited 10 attend said meeting.
BY order OF The Central Coumee Of North East Dutch
CO1ny
Norta-Essi. July :. itss. iy4fw
z" Father Mathew.r-T an well reformed th.i
before he arrived staten Island be Co Is
" ID eel" TsEpssssss n<ir
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IUIhI
The Cumberland Bank OF Allegheny has de-
clarcd a dividend of ~ = cent
The Hartford Times is advocating the neces-
sty of General Banking Law in Connecticut
An Iron Company, with capital OF $4,000,
Is about TO be established at Hudson.
At Cincinnati there is no change in the Money
market Specie selling freely at y cent prem.
Business was stagnsnL The reports Of the Banks OF
Ohio for May, compared with February, shew the
following results
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CALIFORNIA.
PRrsERvEp MEATS FOR CALIFORNIA

THOMAS KESsETT CO. OFFlCE . -oLO-sLlP
fE1HE PROPRIETORs u MS esl.nlsnment D@z cave
4 " CAUTION Tic public agains. impo.lonsr sacn a.
were ,racc-d upon emlgrents 70 Cst1rlia Dung lie
49, season hy hose Who "pamed 81 articles which
would nor .s-a TIE p~-iecce = the late enigrauoo
- C,for,is has gwen abundant proof u he Wholesale
fr,gt pr.cced 81 10 csledj provision dealers this
eirv In lie artice OF Preserved M-ats; was. ~ The
. time the universal testimony VI such have used
our sre.es, has firmly tsabst-d oar Provisions as The
Only GEES isai invariably Be relied On jy3 SIS
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III a r r he ID.

Yesterday rorng > g. - C. Pc. p D OWES " BREN
SA~ MARY her Of DE ate JDf-rk CC1nfr
JAW 2 g. Nm. Chsr b. - Rev / Hasss. DANIEL
FOOTE JULIA 1l1gisr o I.,sc Amsran, IA 81 q THIS
CB
Ucs Jlrs joss Nssos u B,o0Eyu n Misfs ftsE
sAs, Oldest dsls htsr o. JOIN 8. P-,sh4m lJutS
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FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS.

ID l. VI LrEE lGef- 1r sale sac a. No. no Chatham
.st l'ufler of Orange al assortment ~ Fire Wufks
Consisting oi snd brilliant designs ini exhibitions.
ANON. which Kaleidoscope Cascades. Ro-et.s.
United Diamonds, Revolving suns jew ..ei Crosses,
Gillopate Of scrpeuts Concentrated Wheels Csprccs.
Largo Rockets Roman Candles sad IrI1in9lcns 90 Grim
son So wv green ard blue hres
TOsE1HER VIII SMALLER WORKS FOR THE TRADE.
C1ngrising Part
ounce, ounce. n. 10, n and y Rockets
.. IS. T. %, 8. DO, IL and - Ba Roman Candles
B~nEoia Iii hts, S-rpents, Mines ~ Ser penis. &c
Flower Pots, Blue lights, SaAuus
r1ang.es TorrrIncs, Turnious,
Gras.h0npers Pulliug Crackers Maroons,
Pm Wheels, Scroll Wheels, Pigeons.
Chinese Rockets Jlsgc, Pre- Crackers Ar Sc.
Committees and al others DESTROYS of giving exh1 lions,
be- furnished the shortest notice. and lowest prices
p L. NULTEE, cor Chatham and Orange sts.
ny16 isffyf entrance al door iu orHrse~st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

The following statistics Of the lsiasd OF Porto
Rico are taken fren the Bahama Asssstl pasashss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

orFtcs OF TIE PANA~A RsILHoAo c..
Sew-York. July ?. l5s3
BANANA RanLROAD.-Ata noeang q tie D.
recfCrs OF tlls Company Dc g th-s aets thO.lAS -
LUDLOW Wa eiecfe1 PTesfrni, snd JoiiS ; sTerHESs
Vce-Presdent Passes SIEs vas appointed Secretary
r.. re.-r,-r,c- 81 HorsuO Allen Director ac-
cepted Ard he vacancy allied By nr election q >aue D.
Rnsges Hor.u0 A Len was erected Consulting Engineer
Of The Company. s,.
Ordered Tha the .econa .nss3linent OF ten dollars %
a.h .bse az the csrita SOCK - required Be paid
he ,- 81 H. Compaur q Broadway the srs day Of
August next DihktlOh ~-
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Jsr,-s hplFefi~4f - nv e''-- -e-tr-e7
Iufos D.sIt fnlrPF-s - - fNH'Af
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THOMAS W LUDLOW. President
Jos~ L SrxPHESs. Fce-Prests1L
FRANCIS SPIEs. Secretary u WIS