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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
BRoOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Nt,ir up THE GRAND jury TO TIN FLArBusH
). usnorsr.-On Wednesday morning last the mem
M. eomposine the Grand Inquest OF this County visit
d the Fatbush Amshouse ior the purpose OF Ssoe'
aiming The accommodations then aud there provided
u the paupers Of the County. For safely ana 10
asfd against accident, they invited the Health fhy'
IAN TO accompany them. The splendid omnibus " IA
4lsior." belonging 10 Messrs Hustled ana Neno"N
rawn by SIX elegant grsys, aud driven by Jehu oil
upcrior qualifications conveyed the party 10 the 1es
nation. waere they arrived al about III o'clock Inc
smuany were received by the keeper, MI hchai1 son
nd Drs Hyatt and Ingraham, the Resident my selSs
t.r which they introduced 10 the dnereht paris
the establishment a., $500, l..
,rns are providcd for in the best possible manner
,hich the limited accommodations VIII admit OF.
ar na,y Uosntal erected during the past year, Is
iled with the sick tits divided INTO siN OF sS'o,
sd admirably arranged and conducted. Inc ouuaies
,.yot,5 ~ the children as nursery appears 10 %
niirey insufficient for the purpose ~h,eh ~ mas .s
pnropriatod Ii is badly arranged, an" IA .nu 49,,
thrs. who visited H. too contfaetcu ioi even H 80
,n,,N.r slreadv there. Many Of these children are
nr,ly troubled with ophshamis. Iomhooloes ou.''
aes should be erected for these ~
tsessed and the other for those IN nesitn. --0 ~.
,. .b,,,id have pleantit0l supply oil nurses IAe
,,,i,i,.. .ho,i3 he separate anc detached rom we
gher 'srts at the Hospital, and the Two sexes seouu
ave separate apartments ana yards ~ - "of'e ~
L. Superyisors of the County VIII see 'ne NoN'sss
a. IAN and prcparo The necessary ACCOMMODATION
sr iemcdying Of this great evil which Oh itsei W.
atail An amount OF pauperism and crime upon IN.
county the expense o, when %3'a es., va
Eldiugs with every proper anu heVs'S"'
alton. - . .....s
The Keeper, Physicians, and other officers engaged
,he e.-abnshment are doing All they can iof me IN
h,tune inmates with the limited means 10 'heH PCS
ts,on. H., s,,,.,,-
Tae Grand Jury sat down 10 smosieNceIent ainhSi'
,Nosr,d AS Mr. Richardson only can prepare ~ 'ue
e.s of which were furnished rom TIE p o~.e..ons
q the farm The company returned ho"o a. "N~-'
S.i.l,rh Ve.U pleased with the la1ut-
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FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS
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fharlra frlFIl lal1f- tcW 30 tIl0E.''
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r.. s.,r..r .-1. 81 -l.r.l-l --r.-l Essay III. u--sI
"a. FL ~ Dbl se-- Zoe r.l-s i--I ~
.-.. u ..el- r-s1- l-l-g l-i ---l.a.-l ..r-s
.ral- "a ana -f.l ll.- .lll c.l-rf .-s hopes b.
.sss ls .-f.rr .a.r-r -l1 c.erer l-l -
e.1arg. b. Id. - DION to-day ll 81. l t1rre be-
$40 ~ ELL. ar.r r ID ne .aIe-rt.re l. lra.al-
r. l... ..rl .. ra he IH.H rsra can Dr. -.....
90. -.. d. ..- ..-... M .... j.. a.. .-.-. -...
-. .. ~ . .... ... ....-. q nv.
III $500. Els $3.50 +. ...r.. ..s r.....,-. F.. az
-. $500. ~ ~. Ell. have r-r..,l AL .ra..ee Il. A.
-'. ra..-- sd ..-.a.- % --.l.H.. . .1corro-.-.l
r ..r -e-- s-..-.l ... -..--s la t.-r - d. -.-l
t8-as We nav s.1 er over i-- v.r.- vsl-..--l ed
Strangers t9frf-r lAe t- Jews, 1easo--rs and s-
.-1. .f... Ee -- brave -L-1pFg f-.rs. lal.ere s
r-st1r-p ice i1r or .cei a. people D-l -lg .1-
oar l0pe 1e.1 4 end l Ireland. ). --l1r-s ls -.els
..e1 ~. o. Z a..-.r. Hat OBJ cla---r H . Iere
be- Ir. a-g ID .l.ke some safe .l.- -.t- see --
vide .irII there i. n. r.0e- slll iHl.aE 90 '.rl
Gil. famine al t.e ..ll.lr1s n.r. -.. c.eliel
r.. .fs l Ireland. .sf- ie -ura- 0f Cas- lt
rr 1- o. crr.lr-s l.Ure t... l.-- -e l....- .i
s.I.--r.f lr s .4t b. ur.r l.- a' l.f a-e-as
E...r- .1 Iln.n .....s DIe.-..alt- l- l-a, w ---
10 no face. .l- .. s-.-.. ..
..ur04- all -el.-..1.. al- l-.-- aa- a-
f.l..H 5000. % - 0- .4r
rl.enl-r- tHt.a-t .a-- .stti I.t.. ' -.' .t-
-i-- -cI- ti... .'..-s .--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

parso.- ID he prcseace u NM Ne sssstsrs q ne cor
u, -r 10 ne mpre, he members " i1s Comu.Iee %
R-r,aa tne le rgsi-s from lne boors~. ne for-i.n
cosnnercaI cttrgcs Gsfkfes re s1n testnsa BE-
moved uss akel ron ne walls q he oruess n
sisted Of .ltsts r11hrs IN god az Aesttt i1 silver
rhls sll ll-er slsr1 81 30 aoose-nel.enel f~fsoc
Azs. ~ e.cori-t - infx1iry an cavalry usrs
r5f ID ne a-pot II he Bsnk TIE coasc % ne bslk
Ia al sung sn1er ne presidency OF Pricec AeaAicef
lFAr1N ,.cl rsslriycs,ct srt ~ ne presence ci -
saovr grrleclsu, Assured themselves tnsf ~ san ~
zee 1A skea rOx i5e iorurss I1e scl reslFs
Oh re gcMoFs l1cn sgr-t BY a. prrsrni as Az
sncng olrcf 11ks cs.s1sles be last mai acre rens
- ia he waits ~ Re fortress II Peter arc Psl Aer ne
removal OF ne ave mlllO1 roge.es iQi 50 rogc.es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
REVOLUTION IN CUBAI
DEPARTURE OF TROOPS FROM HAVANA
Sever, MEASURES toward f0reignln.
CALLING OFT THg MILITIA.

- the British steamer, which Del, Havana os
the zJia August, re have received, from our ia.
tsiliseat esponde.t 10 that city the following
ie,tcr, cylt4inine che important intelligence O.
tie probable commencement o. tie Beyolat..a:
llw.I BE- scel that the Government Les been
driven t. ihs desperate measure q oa'l.r o1t .e
IN liza, and has o-gauized a force q $500 vo.au
te1is. These ncl viii be among th nos. efficient
supporters Of tie cause Of independence. Though
the movements On the Island seem " be prema-
t1re ihe great onaniaiy Of the people in favor o..
Independence, induces US 10 hope that. vii meet
Wit brilliant success. Ine points whl-h a-e. -
ported y have pronounced are next 20 Hayans,
the s.ronges. places Ola tie Island. They are .e
points, to- where the friends o. independence
rally with TIE greatest strength.
D. vil. be seen that the Ensiish Consul hss sent
frreI. i3rcemenis lor Size English feet around
Island 70 be On hand % pro.ec. the property
AID lives q English residents ia Cuba. 10
the meantime, our citizen. are Jeff without any
adequate pro,eciion-ihere being ~ naval force
stationed near that Island, the harifaa snd Sara
t1ga isgirg merely stopped tor a short time and
then proceeded 20 thu North. oar G0verEm ert
seems % think that ships are Dett employ cd
la watching and harsssIng our own citizens, and
depIyng them OF the night iOs which our fathers
fought, tie right % exptriatIJD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

In the sr,t number Of ne revive D-osas '-i'- =. y
-, .e read he following r0ace ffon iae PEI o.. NJ.
Dary pre.1ne;
49, II N-sFhsr al AZ eii-i0a Of 1is s2eecnes
VII - pabl.h=c n hand so--- E'-.S ---s
- xK4~t-- rs rersOas paq-rs s11 sores
- ~ f-i-r.. have b--r committed - NJ D.-y =. -
ruroo.s In VII Be tue pleasure % * - "a :.
pos....EJ q .-2szs--x re .oaJ - ss-9ss@ S-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
SPAIN


A Berlin correspondent u Las Day yass wines a.
follows ID Gen. Serrsno, Who IS somewhat izanols "a
connection uila lae Queen u spain
Toe pal..l 1en-rs serra1O. here ace more iAos
-- vi rDrl-I- 1-e -lolsl ngt "a nc TYP a. y-es nc
b. l.y--f .z-tlsl- le4vy-DoxDg a<lf l-4f - n-r-
-gr- sc German han p4lsfl, AID goa 1Ss- -.D'S
.osge1 1a- z1ulf-g TIE L.es srsm " -a.e e Y>c~
s. La ,-rr4ro va a. Apollo. Had .hsy fe-a An,syo
Leg Wg4c lzTs zee respect ior me i2sis u 4eels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
The state Prisoner.

Rao-. are fs says ne cgs Efl''i.er "a. ,se ieen
vas 30 wei p-asef win be- rec-f-o- y pr li.'l 80
- -. h - Her Ns--y's expressed i1e-l1n 70 r---
- ~ - SAFE Prisoners, and 20 brig len
49, s5 eye Ia he course q ye-r Or even s-9flsf
.me SOM vii say i1st ne ia-.Sl 7. - =. 7. --.-
- I5--oI JsrEls adds z hss gool r-ss = y .e..s.e
a., h 4. H. intention o. ne Gof-rl1. u
..r.a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
GREECE.
Italian Refugees Helped.

Con- ultee has been formed ~ nsuy Neuac~rs u ne
isutes sad oler esly persocs a. fave subscribed
oety iur ne ltsku rri-zrcs sfiA sntssc ass resfy
.afpesrct Mslcr friros ass arrived A. Atheus Caps
u scr. couaaIrs re Russian ori<ci ~tr laesras "a
De I1ls. cra rs BRAINS l1t TIE h4esct Il uos yet
passed Mcs.hcr ares1flg hoi Otto sgsy a. ~ cnpSy
..sa..rv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
Dreadful Railroad Accident.

Io8r0N, Friday, Sept TO-
Amos Fairbanks q hi.hly respectable boot aud
ia Merchants row. was crushed ~ deatl
4 egincrs.ie by The fitchDurg lal0ad this morning
III On Thursday " had the pleasure - q visit
ora Mr. Geo G. Hubbard, who returned Ira TIE Empire
y from three years rcsidorce in California whore
boz "ent as Lieutenant iu Col stevens0n's regiment
5lr Hubbard one OF tine founders Of tue Tia Cah
.ru.o, which paper he conducted for some time IN
,lmpany with Messrs. Gilbert and Kendall. We ieam
him that the paper lie ia thriving condition have
a 200 regular subscribers at s2 year 10 advance De-
IT, a large sale Tor tho steamers The Plaza Tins
iongs 70 the same propr!etors and was set up At
riuento City with capital Of 5000. Il is by no
means aourishing journal a. It's san francisco
lnLRhbOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

Tag ROUND lsLAHOsKs-Ihe PicaytAe OF tro
4 says: Wewere informed last evening that teiis
sW.y6,ls Eso one OF the attorneys for Col W ate
sse crossing 10 Round Island, was intercepted BY one
Ihe bosts Of the bloc&sdng squadron aud asked ~
s.t rgbt he was proceeding TO the place with whea
= The nroclau,atiop Of Capt Randolph, al oonm0ul.
.,on bad been interdicted Mr. WaInsa replied ta "a
nd not acknowledge the authority OF those VIC "a
srogsed MIN and that he intended 10 proceed 10 ne
sand in spite OF them They then returned 10 ne
,sssdron 70 report, and Mr. w landed al tne pase %
i Destination, but in short time the naval geateiilen
's,.rned and captured his boat Inc se9ae. q -
Axresting incident we have not learned IL was aso
ianored last evening that TIE b.oeAsoe DaH 0o'" 80
aoyed 90 far a. relates 10 provisions
Tue D,ifa OF the 5th says: The latest news
ifom Round Island is, that Commander Randolph nes
~udrawn from the absurd position which he assumed
has now IL seems, changed his resolution OF s's's
- out Tie men assembled on Round Island, ana SCI.
n, under the authority OF alleged instructions rom
harrington, be no longer obsructs the provisions se
n them We anticipate that be Will have TO make
~ further retrogsde movement lie will md II easier
"a more consonsnt with his duty " do 80, than 10
sfssTy cat the provisions OF bis pksss.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
" IatGaAP8 10 TIE hEN-Y08K IaI8gNF


ST. LOUis Thursday. 81 gt l3
Cart Howard. who, 10 VII be 0ef0b-r.r VS.
,hot ly man named George s. Lsntdo~ne will the
i1rer was converting with the latters wife died
,gen.ns Of bis wound. poet fnJrlem ezafnila alton
. Af41 iAis morning. when ball discovered
a1aed 10 NE spine The Jury returned q verdict Of
Wl.lll murder" The rems.ns were taken % the
1fsaAt Cemetery and Inferred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
"Ln UItimn Ultimorum -

llAAANAi hA- ~ A'i-'
EDS. DELTA. -Four thousand militia are called
into service, twO.thirds oi which are Creoes.-
Whenth stake it " 90 be ior"Ltbcrfaf.' COnd
Leuteyenis, Condo o Riley aud Marquis Estsyau
have been appointed commanders OF regiments
The doors ol Havana are open. uyb0dy could
walk in that chose to 30 So. The English Consul
has " ritten % Jamaica for all the English squsd-
ron than can be had i3r the protection OF Britiih
subjects aud property
The American Consul does the same by tins
steamer-thelr being here wlll make all secure,
and business will not be interrupted, az any iime
ftrenfg. four hOurs-Six Will do all neediul work
here. Alcov SAYS II he is TO be loser IN the game
ne viii let the blacks loose upon the whites, 90
.unf4." The General ol Marines says. ann Oh aud
Young SDaatardS born, 10 protect McMselres ga
the street; which moang, assasslnate all Creoles
aud foreigners Thus was put down by Acoy -
T. imprison all influential Creoles vas negstved
by the same.
To levy an extraordinary voluntary f1rced con
tribution on the city. was proposed by Alcoy aad
necatived by the Coude Nie0 Nueve lntenaente
the ONLY wise good head tho Government ha'
here. This is all eiiervescence, and vi WORK OF
without the imagined evil; for # any improper
act should be proposed, Alcoy would be hcatiess
I'M twenty four hours--such as the negro PROPOSE
ton. and the ioly on reflection, " ID strike even
his dull senses. He would be dissrsced the world
over could not go home.
1.-The can win Ia fair fight let him; u be has 10
lose. he must not let Spain lose the sale t. the
United States; the pay ment OF the English debt
all of which would put the last stroke to paralyuc
Snain. No time for more only that you viii bear
i'm mind that industry and enterprise here will not
be cheoked-nor viii the commerce Of TINS city
AMERICAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
RUSSIA
A Financial Operation.

TIE GaEf<1s Cea1ycs ssys. TIE siock Of coin keps
% ar1 Tor Toe purpose u cashing hsFinS o.
urs1sc Las been l1C1g1f 1-cesssrY 70 replace Ia
Wa-lk BY lrazsporlrg 5co0s VI ro1o.cs from 1s ~
tress u 81 gssent1rSa o. lie .sy.sPPo-sssd 10 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
GERMANY.
u..fuaa IN The IFEOl.

Two Ra.asa divisions Of 300 men, viii y cannon,
A. - HI - "a he march FOraber1 - tz1e 1p po-
sl~ o5r.ad 10 ~ -~lss via ll- Austrian troops. IL
taai IL The colrse VI three weeks ne CenIal
Power vii ~ down - flnc-ons, 1n1 vii DC rep AGED
81 a Provisional C0r-lllsslor-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
Irish Agricultural Return for '4>A Famine
Year.

Flru tl- U4l.l fr--ls-is l..f.-l
We have uow before u the Official r-llrns Of The Agl
cllurs. produce " ireland FOR The caanii9us y-af ~
compiled by Capt Lirc0m, b. conL1lauol W .l- frtIl.
presented Tor 1851 The ara j. sci dO~l la Nee A'rs
as asissl nalls aad galftv % sores Zoe 20 d.
Number u sores under crops Is about ~ 7i,' --- =
h1lf u which considerably over ole mllAol d l---f
meadow lass Of crop that gives very -ii- employ
Tie amount u prodlce raised IN ile.ald ou even he
contracted extent of surface under c-i-r-' c- 1 "
he .lleungs Oi We poplauon if1n nlltrf 4-l.at --e
wear afor4s s.rsllZ litrs 90 -r s.ci-- c1ll- l
10 lhis country ll Zoe yea l.i,, year d-lls N-e-
tuntsecs our p.rl ai0n died ron sarfai9lf l-fr
80 ian in ffe 49, nr, ~ sr4fs s.1c .lsl l4.l have
sltcel 10 have i-- no elre lo9lalol llr i-.i'"-s
Table shows ne amount oi sf-- -f -r.l oi --7 F -'--
I 80 si ~, ,.s.ss l...' s.- l-. --'
Leius.er ............l Ml1ser ...............-..
Ulster ................-tf Io--.- ..-. -.
TIE agerl-r ~ fls w1l- oll l.s pi --l af-N O.
or each lllll- tells 10 Ire --il-- a-- ---
about l'u D. per leal -lorr --l- iL1 ---.-. @ -
rary e.lu-.l tl co-s---i- l----l '--'s-7-l- .- %
1cu4l prfsul - 49,
peas carrots parsl ~. and 0irtr crops ata--- li &
mal slsi-r 1l01. tl--tl-f Win -e l---~ '-tff f-'
poultry Ac &c ~ laVe A. auClli 90 iol pfl-cr -l'r
i1ln d0l5 .Lr 1llllI actually CURED ilr - --.-
-1ce ~ --e Flf--a----t - ~ .------- ~. a. 4
p.-r-y, his con F-rs-lt- -.---A--r' sai' $3.50 -.
were ile .oi II thousands Of ills- ~los7 49, q
Assisted ll ras.1g Tia. frol-c-. s-i1.y ~ ~ -
something radically er1-- ll sss-7-. H-'-- F---
ksels-- uasi,.- IA "a nso. 5-u0rsiraiet BY .H~se
tables TIE confined a. rL j. --cf---- ~ -7
r. class 10 Ifez-l- Dlrag i1- l"s4.s 49,. =. p
TAD ilsi he number 0f D. l.l E- -reire'T- .
number than sre1f,1ls i5-f1at 1as '-fs- i-- 90
presenting s-selty-one Ll-s-- l-7 --- -
tsirtg-.-Ten hess vi i4rles and ihALt H-r-AlD AH-
M ------.x0 ~ HuxDzEu And ElsHrfflsE
human beings. most " H-ol ere ---- 49,
Starvation. or more merr..-ss sf-----t y
.r.- OF he = DO seLarae l1 gage ---- l,tr --r-
r-lrel within The tEeve 1lll--s- 20 ---s 80 -
holdings u a11l. llree lsl acres racl l- -e- 49, "a
w1cl were lct key % la'r re -----' I'd --- -- -
lie c.gse q! t~u Yeas VI Lz----1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

e Water Care.-Dr NxENss's Or>axe NJ caalsia
ater Care csl>. slcui a. >calh Orsngr, n j = uo~
ore1 flr he recspOon u patients TMs establishment
0nt 81 desirable Ihe ersclce -
he aief Clre.zna Il ngi ap In avery s0pcnnr manner
lasn private bahs attached 10 he patients 10
cars ia Sol-Osnge cave he foog u NorNAui-sl A.
aclock A M Andsp N daily. Reaching soalh-Orsrsc ia
lo4r Le4ers Tor addressed - Or AesNkN
A. Above - lllr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
The Ball Opencd-.'IOvcmeni OF Tr0ops In Gu
ba-Dspnrture Of Ammuniiien Wagons for
Puerto Principe-hn Foreigners Regi--
tcrcd-Keported Rising M Puerto frin-
cipc, Trinidad, and ~. JagO de Cuba.

HAVANA, sunday Evening, Aug. -0. 1872.
Eds. DELLA. Tie fefof-s this evening are, that
regiment leaves O. morrow morning Tor IH0ri.
Principe where the bnh has opened, the troops
8.sarmed By the people. and possession taken O..
tlc pubic works lfthey are sustained, the story
q. Cubas wrongs is tod, AID Gle VIII walk o. Dor
place, iu due time, among Der northern sisters -
Ammunition wagons g.. have been patsiug all tie
afternoon, ald the excitement is immense. All
names a foreigners are being registered. partcl.
iafly Americans, aud It IS understood they must
not be Jornd faikng 40 parics NJ Mesfrcef c0raers,
az in fhcir 0vH siorcs and droiHgs.
M0ndoV M0,ning. -lH--The reports are 81
varied with every newcomer from the cast that
Ne hardly know what 90 believe, the Govern
melt action passing under orr eyes, shows taat
there is cause enough somewhere. a thousand
men have just passed, o. embark on steamer ior
Puerto Principe dy Ol ianccrs and battallt
OF artillery are On the way 10y laud-iiy ing aItl-
lerv guns and carriages packed on the backs of
mules very neatly. The appearance Of the troops
is creditable. They move in fatigue dress, but
there is many q heart prs!s for success O. the
Cause against which they have 10 light. The zee
pms o,f, that Puerto Principe, Trinidad de Cuoa
nave pronounced for Independence, and that tuc
troops at those points have joined the people.
/ Will keep you advised, as near 70 the facts az
possible, whichever way the tide may roll Things
havs changed very much since the commence
ment OF tins advice, and a few days more may
bring other aud greater changes. Is II not right
u help the oppressed Did we not seek and re-
celve NJ
Let the boys come that " ish for a fine hunting
held-fO the south sat aud tho term yy0tes
will be exchanged for "hbcrators while land
enough the most fertile Ia the world, vii provide
them a homs ia the island they may hep % free.
dom. The climate is the most delicious "a The
world, aud 0'e season IS not untdDorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ Liquid Hair Dye improved 81 As 10 eo.oF 80
1s WnsAers he moment u 3 sFpiied ~itnei ne e~ss
iuy ia eatrey free irou esssnt odof snd can d.
Ns,lcd ~ii1 ne strongest sap nmeossey 10 sfpAcd
without ~Alls dry For sale spphe~i, a. b.rSsr.
LcNs VIZ Factory sMsi-.i uyl> gurtAsssu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
rotaI Amount OF Produce per Hudson River
HOuf..

Fs,p,y. Sept. l4-6.2S0 b5ls Flouri - 'a'u'Is
taest, lOl25 do Corn 65u do Oats $40 boxes
Aeese; SO bbis Whisky; 100 do Ashes 400 osie'
aa.f
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u -tne bAutu Miis Al MS pis'e VI" e"l''l "'''''
al Ue following prices Va rof Stin'h sVv' o. f'.s
81 ess ont pef cut Of 81 yd. OF thesc goods tri
weasers lase co. from four looms, twenty iulf tats le
week 30 AL these cuts csA sosss premium 'i ty
a. viii BE- alFtu aud ~ twenty two OulJ are nts .uaAy
premium of twenty hye cents viii De given on ih"so
s6uls skuul i0uro0m weaver can maze from 81 - 10
- 81 per wees, 1901,
Fur ncn goods - pleas freafse.sH cents per cut oi
i.t Yards. ssllu weaver can isse od ifum tff 90 "a
at.ra per ~eek aud n tney are All of only IA oi
.rm fI.i quality premium u may cents will De- kfcu.
on ihr.e lOods hfstrsis threeoom weaver can make
f0 Ni to - l per wecA, und -sai enolsh 20 opu-
made. .
F.r ltrch goods u poks fesafy eent' yer cue 81 -
garIs. u these rNFUn weaver thAcs 90 twenty ana
sometimes twenty-five cuts per wrea from four looms
twenty bret qualify receive hilY conis pfemiunilf
Only ID aIe yad twenty nye cents On these fpva- aiss
ri. q weaver can earn from a. 10 - ~ per wceA.
OffilE OsuxS Malls. CoHoAs, Aug. % lJtt
sIiVuNM IHA, A. OLMeItAD, Agent
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ iowiers & Wells, Pnrcnoiossts sne
yphIi-hcrs, Clior Hall Isl N2ssA1-sL crir - ran
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~ Water Care In-tifutes.-Ine new osild. =.
49, ~ Il l. are 0pen for he rec-PCor %
snts For purity Of water sal1hriy Of Af snd beauty
q scenery his plses "a S1I is
rsns e.ilv from Fulton Market siy esiAo-s-a-s-- y
isisst.ss Address l. I. TAIL, Nd. AZ -
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rS- Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, Nsier-esie rSy q :,
ciar q Lexington 1its-ons loin ~ N - "a
Psreut. visited Al tneir residences
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,AN is.


II hNrkD-A situation, by respectable froe.sAo.
w yolng womsn, to do general h0gse~0rk In = small
a. GOOD asher sld iroaer Tue beet % CITY rel
erelce can be- given She hss % scuons 20 30 plain
sewing. fskc % cAld Can % seen Friday sud
Ssurlsy. Ca 500 Ihirdsv. ccruer Of r~eny-s ShtL
- - stairs 90 -
Nl-ANrED-By respectable Young woman sitea.
w uon ccuS wash aud iron, % ss chsnoefmsd aud
walter, Ban do kclcrs loasew ORA Ia small private lam.
isl ~ objections io 10 short distance Ia ine country
Besl 81. ciy leicreucc. Apply Al lso Mefccr.t stA'
ANANrED-By Noung man, aged .. stusuon as
w assistant uNseercr ana general cicfN Has lad
or cNpc lu ausaess, sud 10 eusned 70 i.Ae
sir.o cf 81 books Refers 90 sood houses ln MS
c,.. Alires. 4 erk, a. thl. Office SIS L.
AAANTED-lN0 Agecl- 10 eel d" Ladies Gems" ian
W eeasn ora I4-i published, aud great variety VI
vaIF sol I.ar and Cheap FanAcANous ovpd skcnts san
nise = .-0u Beer Address postpaid 4 htlthtN'
si, I,l N.s-.u-.l +, 4 lul+
SEAlI~TRES-.-W saie,l situation Ia a family A.
psgtusl tss, nf Nnun. person oi experience NVa.d
have uo biecuuu 30 40 INTO tne county kvspcciaole
references gwen Address A a. mis- uifce ia OF
AttOINrA>r-W sntcd asGa,ou a. Book keersr
a. Assistant Can close set ot mefcsnuie uutAs
us r1 oo ccuon 90 80 south VIA do al IA ms po~ci 70
give general sausia1UUu Nily reference u fslllfu1
~ ease address A.. J rflhuue Ofhse slt ~
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GEE. WORTH AND CUBA.-The Ncr OricaAs
Cusocpf says that Gen Worth did not Intend 10 take
ari in any insurrectionary movements in Cuba The
Crescent is authorized to any this by friend OF the
Generals, who conyersed with him freely and fully as
his intentions and prospects, but short time before
bis death
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GEORGE w. WIssEE.-We have to announce
the death Of this well known gentleman the I0fh nst
% Detroit lie was editor, until very recently, Of Cue
Dnon Daily Ado0tser, wss "a native Of Cayuga Co. ia
this state, and established, with Mr. Day the Sun
Newspaper here, some seventeen years since H. held
various Offices in Michigan, was a candidate for Con
gross, IN lslG, uuwavering Wing ardent poi.ti.
sn and an able lawyer. lIs death took place al The
4rIv nrc Of n
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~ Wster-cure.-JosL sHEw, d. Prsciironer, .
. - w W Esi7-o.s r-sr Tenth-.L 81 In