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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Bar Association In Massachusetts.
Boston Correspondence Of The Tribune.


BosroS Friday, Jan. 10. i54e.
Dr.s TRIBUNE: A general gathering Of the
uembe, OF the Bar throus the state convened
here Yesterday with the view Of forming professional
Association. Constitution was proposed and pretty
much adopted, though not yet finally acted UPON
which provides for an annual address before the A.so
e.tiou and other meetings for the exchange 81 pro
fessionsl sentiment. Any Member Of the Bar may oin
the Association By paying small admission fee The
Constitution farther provides for the punishment Of
professional misconduct Whether the alleged offender
belong this Association not upon tne complaint In
writing Of any person accusing him Of misconduct be
4. summoned before Committee, from ~hose decl-
sion an appeal lies 10 the whole body If be appears
beth parties heard II ne refuses 10 appear though
he be 10. member Of the Annexation and refuse 70
recognize their tribunal ne "a proceeded against ~
payx 10 sny case # be 10 condemned e sentence Of
Introduction 10 pronounced which forbds any member
OF the Bar 10 associate with him on the pain Of Ike
Introduction.
We approve Of Bar Association 50 far a. il elevate.
the tone Of the profession by bringing the best minds
ia ., into contact with the others and by legal essays
and researches But we believe the tribunal and pun
isbment proposed by Association D. be inconsis
with the spirit Of the age The attempt revive
al Introduction, copied from Catholic excsmmunicauon
and the obsolete outlaw process must fail Beside Il
unfair call before this tribunal mem
bers Of 1t and refusing 10 recognize L. and 70 proceed
part, az sinst them But nantes, and hsgrsn piece
Of injustice 10 this matter H. that code Of profes
sions duty prescribed beforehand and the accused
10 condemned upon post fGoio, unvrtten laws made
for every occasion By the judges
Last evening the Bar had sotrte, which attend
ed By about three hundred We there many pill.
lars Of the Law Daniel Webster, Judges Shaw end
Metcalfs Charles Sumner, SC No speeches were
made. II a matter Of grea, regret to many mem
o. the Bar that wins should have been introduced
" the Committee. whose Circular mentioned on y
simple refreshments' Tbs Bar Of Law ought not y
be behind other bars ia tue temperance movement
and when 1t meets - body II ought % desire 20 sho "
all that II sides with Temperance and Progress On the
whole, we fear that such Association we have
spoken Of BY separating the Bar from the People
caste by themselves rnpar the sautsry Influence
which the profession have when mixed with the peo
pie - part Of them. BYF.
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AKkNkp-Shp Juhs ho~asd Backey Charleston cotisn
AID punhsn a puon Ssl~a N 90 -
feorxsns and ,cht samuel Jsk.cn Nr ish Al
ion IS 80 spoke Wsuea I'm Pot Fuace >lors
hsk. Arusrorg leefpi psss,rser> Il,
Williams Guoa Has etp-rsnec pss.re
Bari wilsm Masrca. kottsrcsna o. u
Hareut has sxrefencea heavy dans "a
&c Nan, w,,A, Ic.,ss,l No, .,s AMI ,,...,s.,. g.
VILLAINS 6uico
sr Fors.r q rons,ss wsoa New osAn. q iays ois.
Sehr Wooster CVes. ~ SAYS nsse q rasser
xhieufa Hope or bostoa abr kugene e.
f.~ previous Cor Rcsloa
sch x.c. Waste Essre ~ 81 plaster g. io saih soysoa
s,hr Charles Bs~ley. hst Bridgeport
s<ht Orrokc. fsrnhsm. BsoiAAsy Ne lamo~r
sehr Jones Ros.l SsV.nnsh 70 nsrl "a.
60 N brx ycserhas iSth ut 50, =
pins sses .p.e org Joha Assash fom Charleston of
Yora ~itb = Of tuieer
ssf By. xssaset Chsde.on; tsys oostos and 20
81 c Chsrherso Resse. Rcson. ntss q J Aikias.
SIR Skker.oo NSkersoa. R-toa mise fos-f Nkersca
shr Coross fssiaBd sos;Oo, mass, 70 Dsstsu SPuga
rH2xe bostou. q Hs >sscn
SAr Msnets Parker sos,o1, 10 Atsns
saED-sAg cAah..ion chsriss,os. Sas Hsrs. C.Lioras
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FRS AND Loss or LIFE ~ CANADA.-At
Kingston. Cansds West on the 10Th, FIRE broke out
IN the three story house Of Mr. Thomas Wilson, In
Prince"st II was q large concern and was entirely
destroyed, The names sffhose who have suffered by
this FIRE are Mr.. Thomas Wilson who owned the build
ing, and who occupied part Of the second story
dwelling Mr.. Wilson insured to the extent Of
o. 900; Mr. Hurdle, jeweleJ Lost oil bat few watches
and little jewelry and 10 insured for 81 200 Mr.. Deve
the r. o Surveyor lost everything only his furni
ture but all his papers Mr.. Francis Estsge who
eupied half OF the ground fOor dry goods store had
all his papers and most of his goods removed the latter
damaged however he s Insured TO the extent Of 0OO
Mrs Ferns who occupied the brick building immedi
stely west Of the Ia which the fire originated mad
the greater part Of her property destroyed the
val che 10 Insured for 81 900. and the house which
the amount of 8l 1000, which will about the
Ioss. Mr.. Robest Mccormick, who occupied the
bouss next 70 Mrs. Ferns also suffered great loss by
the removal Of goods and furniture he IL insured.
Saturday night between II and II O'Clock, FIRE broke
Out 10 wooden store 10 81 Psust occupied as grain
store by Messrs. Mensrd & Gsuthier Between 100
and 200 bbs Of -four saved but the whole Of the
grain In the store and 100 chsdrons Of Goals be
longing 10 c. POston, Esq were destroyed The store
vas insured at the Quebec Office and q 200 on the
the grain. The melancholy part Of the affair
the death of young man named John Oflsherty who
bad gone Into the store 70 asst Ia saving the property
and Il 10 supposed sufocsted 10 the attempt The
dse-ssed much respected In the neighboThood
where be resided he was about "a yesrs OF age.
Quebec Chronicle.
THL SOUTHERN COMsITTEE.-Just as we are |
going pross learn that the Committee OF Fifteen
from the Southern States have had meeting, and
unspiuously agreed upon report submitted by MIR.
Berrcp In place OF that submitted by Mr. Calhoun on
Monday evening last. Washington Union, 2lst
~ Joe Mitchell one Of the Penobscot Indians,
hes been arrested and lodged In jail at Bangor, Maine
on charge OF numbering his father
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= ADMINISTRATORS -ALE-oF yALUA

Sic REAL ESTATE j. he cly. q Nsw:Yers be-
- orging 70 the esl.te Of ISAAC LAWkENCk. as,
ceased 10 Of order Of the surrogate or ne
County Of NsV-York viii be 'od public suction al the
Merchants Exchange IN the CRY q On ne 70.
cag u March trelv- Oc ock 81 coon OF ha uhy
following valuable esiaie belonging 10 me estate oi
fsssc lawrence. decreased
ard being IN the TNehh ale shl Ward Of the Guy u
SeVY0rk being psn and parcel Of usc or SUBDIVISION
number % certain fam piece or parcel OF an' mere
Of Frances Bsysrd Winthrop Esquire died sered snd
commonly the name o ne IufLe pay Farm De-
ginning % the esstery Of Forty .evenihst Al point
ooe hundred ana esn'y-l~o -e I'm
Of the Frstavenue thence sOglh Anyone de-
grees sni thirty minutes four hundred and ten feet
thence north hrtyr degrees east hence
sOuih ihirtyeigft degrees et- fOry-cgh t-et Wrhce
north ffyour degrees eat hhyfour feet hence norm
eighty nlne degrees $40 ty ninle- cas- un e,sn,
feel iherce south ihyhee degrees east one hundred
and nineteen feet. thence south sNt-thee degree. and
thirty minutes essL nney-sN f-et' thenc- SCUM nhy-oue
degrees and thirty minutes essi three hundred aud fy
three -e thence north fory'eyen degrees west eisht
hundred and sxy-iOof ie-ii h-nc- SCUM IIyn'ce u1
gees thirty minutes rye hundred feet 10 ne place OF
beginning containing eight acres, be the same more or
less h The house sDd buildings and Improvements here
on. being part Of the premises which we're conveyed 10
one Henry Barclay by William d Winthrop by deed re-
corded In the Office o IN. Register Of the City and County
Of New York IN Liber No 90 OF Conveyancss, psge -.
he fret day Of March 1879 The said premises being
bounded .ouhwe.l-ry party BY Tue Bay snd partly by
land Of Co.orel Thomas Barclay solihessiery BY The
East River the norhesserly side by ground now or
ale Of Nicholas BsyArd, snd on the norhwe.ery side
by land of the sd Henry Barclay on which said premises
10 erected = dwelling house and also asihble
Also, all that certain ot piece Or parcel Of and situate
Yofk hnown aud distinguished map made Of the estate
of Abba Hammond. 10 said Ward, ny r Bsncser. City
Surveyor 10 1895 and BY survey made By Daniel Even
City Surveyor 10 1877. ~ lot number 6, and bounded on
sad map follows westerly by lot number - ard part
Of 1871 sOuth.ry by lot number hundred and segenteen
e-serly by Mercereet and nouhery by lot number 49,
being described said mao twenIyfOur feet eight
inches front aud Tesr and hundred feet deep be the
same mOre Ices said lot being known and distn
guished by the street number iwentyihfee 81 Mercer
street; which premises IL erected w story dwelling
house-Dsied New York, January 10, 1919.
JOHN l. LAWRENCE, Administrator, No 81 Waist
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DRINTING INk.-

pR1NTINe I>h.-JOHS q. LIGHTBODY . cou.
Hsniy rftcf1rng and Is. always o. hand every d.
srpaon 81 Printing lrk ffon ne snes 5scG snt Coored
70 News iokt vhcn - wGranl, egl1 ever mann.
'ecs-eo snd a. s O~ pres be so-c By euy regular
usncfScnrer Orders ,-~srcst oy Steamboat or rs;lrcss
% any part Of ne eoonzy ~ addressing ao.e 70 me 4, s
Rosext
rs-rhs paper 10 printed win my News rrl L.o ,
great many Other ne~srsr-s N Ills civ pm 81.
ic1 Baltimore N-r-or-sns scd ctasE sres t1~1s u
ne lnllf1 st.rs Us lsud
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NEW. CURIOUS AND usEruL.-FoRrEWs

~ Gamers Oescuf4 DrswIrg De.k-Ihls instrument q
40 Constructed a. 10 prouce SANITY Perecs Aer~ss
fl Of any person, house uee sninA OF sn1scspe
on sheet Of common whte pape placeG "a yea en-
no.lon Tor eopylux The same ty tracing sn6 ssEdirg
hiss pea sics q fGreiEre and BY he use Of Il any
person can readily draw correct picture OF Ally OBJECT 10
view and chlc eight years 81 sse can cara nlore
oftbe AIT Of drawing IN true per,pecuve q az hours nan
,h.y could DO 10 DAYS ir drawing school BY ne orci
nary mode A every has frequent occason 10 1 Us
tr.s his or her ideas by pencil Sketches ~ every person
or especially every family, should po'sess ooe q Aess
,soIY ls Nssssa-si Tueane suAdisgs
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"a, rnR saIFoK FxCuANGE-An excellent
FOR CALIFORNIA.

s- Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
1xrlSs.N PANY THE u. : MAIL NTEAMfAChETs
.e~n~--The CALIFORNIA; Of 1850 tons Capt Cieye-
land Forbes. The PANAMA, Of l87 tons Capt William c
Stout. the OREGON OF l099 tons Capt Robert h Pear
sor-nu~ their the Pscihr Intended 10 leave
Panama FOR ports In Central America Mexico ard Csfor
MA follows The hr 5th OF January the second
On the jgh Of February the third the 18Th Of March An
experienced surgeon Will accompany each ship Psssen
10 the aer cabins furnished bedding but not wines
and liquors and vii be allowed space Tor persona Dsg
gage free the extent Of 80 lbs weight Freight 90
and 81 other goods As per ton and one per cent
specie Packages should not exceed 80 os weishi-for
mule carriage
P.ssss ic Panarna y R-a-o 10 rules n 'a- oo1- -
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coal.

o. -tOAL.-.lN i0lf u bes. Red Ash Nut
cf ~. Goa d-schsrging iis week from schooner
Orson, he foot Of Ca1sst NoTh River a. - . De
hver-d 200 tons Stove Cosl A. TIE very lowest prres
bel Pesch Orchard wsrSniec a. be Yard 50 Washing
ionst near sPrngs and lco Sec3ud 81 Frs.veuue
- In ? kKRRIGAN.
('OAL-RED ASH-LSrg- MAJ -, Ess sud Stove
~ - ~ HE As1 kgg . > per i0r-rescr-rnei from
ysrcs az unt-f cover IS sOw-ry and corner Hsrr-ry
sni Beetort So La 10 csrInen
oS Su' JACO5 WEEKS "a
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orrIcs or TINE RKeENrs OF TAXES.

rINAXES-1S3S.-Norce I, hereby given that an Ap-
i pirloS OF ONE PER CENT. will re made on al
rAxrs remaining unpaid the 18th DAY or FEsRrAkY,
and TWO PER CENT. ont be 18Th DAY OF MAReH
The Receiver would urge tax payer the importance
OF making early Payments 40 possible, 10 AVOID ms
crowd sod delay which necessarily occur just pew
Que 10 the per ccntases being ADDED
Hours for receiving money from 10 O'clock IN
Bsnksbls money only ,eesived
II loNlS HARVEY HART, Receiver Of fres
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srEAn1RErINEp ooNrEorIoNARY.
No . DlylsloN-sr

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANT AND OrhERS-The
above store, occupied BY Nessrs Posse 500 the
ss p wears Confectionery nc has been purchased By
me where an now manufacturing every DESCRIPTION u
Candies Of superior quality eQua 70 any 10 THIS ely Aso
siet and Fancy LoIenges eSla 10 London make and
al NJ The loves; possible prices 49,
Merchants vi.ung Ibis city make purchases vii md Il
10 their advantage 10 call sno examine my at0fNneL %
fore making their Fall scectious
Pesse sons celebrated Clarified bs.ence OF hosr.
hound Candy have also BOW ne sor manufacture o.
this celebrated Candy am ready 10 supply Agents anc
others he liberia terns hey have been pfec
heretofore. slsfge commission being slowed
Psrue. supplied with Ielles Ice Cream, Blanc Mango
Charlotte De Russo. Wedding Cakes, &C.
Catalogues be bad 81 eherof ny stores, - Division
an 6t.o, SAMUEL W ROwORrH
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e. FOK CALIFOKNIA.rs. f....lliaE. eop.

- FOX CALIFUR>IA.-1h- Nzss-sainxf cop
49, lel-fsss-ned bark GRIFFOS, oil lesE- FOR -s1
francisco he .5lt instant Her s-coriuof ailor-
being ample, h@ shares have been extended Om = 70 %
i-~ remain spp-c for Trs v-ss-4 presents Ne
~ - fasorsol- opportunity FOR he God regions sn7
be superior 10 any YET up Tor tns. voysge
hAyng b--l hu- y Boston b. - s1Pmss,-f ilr hs
sor, f-S years .cce. a. co.i Of upward Or - @ az
ne fastest 5srk Tor a. weather hal ever IN rs. pof-
Soc 80 ors bgrh-n She Will be pf0visiours for Two
years Anf every STAKEHOLDER or suos'iiie MI hAFo
5om- AID protection ~he IL Csforris, and can f-1r 10
ne Fess- he wishes 70 Go o. hch tine BIZ interest
NJ be worth nearly c-It7 The auouti Invested N
s1rarce 10 procured ne very lowest rAi-s scn
snare ~ ne eDuL-c from btls spare for reign
shsres, ESQ Apply % o HALsTED. yr ~ 5,osd q
N.~ns, II HUTCHINSON, g Hsiden lan-, snd I. >
DENNIS, lss Wsshiugion-st Ns~-York CEy.
HIRAM HUTCHINSON,
VIM PICKETT.
CAPT MARTIN, Committee
{. 5 DENNIS
ieG o. HaLSTED. Jr.
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From Rev George Hasa-..



To remove The fear which many have 4 usng chemical
preparation he recipe 10 heJenny Lind Hair Clos has
sgtued 70 ne eNsr son OF one OfOgr eminent ply
scizrs whose al slznmeus from his incefss able and
extensive researches 10 ned enc and - cosG-s
have Justly entitled his opinion % sghoryl Tor he purpose
d! procuring And presenting BIS ~en opinion his point
10 The public which q s. follows
Us ccr-t-s hsi have -rsr-i ,- OF J.as Wh-t-
if Der slo1 Gam. tl- J-arl Lad Ha Gloss y request
% !o1-son so'i-a-sh, ne Prqf-tor. a. ast ca-s 10th
~ f'us ia 20 tsr or tl ortrarf
-e--i' 49, properties AZ falscsy 's ca-ag sssl;-t o.
a as -s -lf tt-f ,a rrfac- re Effects c.sl1-f
81 ts, = saihor DWIGHT sfICASEf % oCJ Houston
~ lork. Nsy D.. Isss
IA ne brilliant oss produced by he Jenny LIND Hair
Us conurues 70 Dc sreAty augmented by trgshrg
sc even ~ washing FOR several days seT a. appcaO
IL !. ihe cheapest preparslou 10 he world.
MoaAefs read he origin snd thea ~ your children.
for sac Al the following Noe 10 Brosiwsy druggists
Aa isney goods tessrs fs. isi ~. S5 SIS ST. Al 4ol
~ 81 tsl, 90, rs II 81. III SIS ~ - Beeck-rsi
II 81 30 bo~rry % Csua-si NzT1cE-si 80 SIS
Grsnd g. % - hu1son.st 20 ard los Eighlh-sv IN
snd ~ Nnh-sv 20 and 81 Thrd-sv rs Sixi-sv.. -
hoes.oc-st ~ STeenwieh.st s6 Charchst ard ne
BOOKSTORES u < Lccs~Old Soc. al Broadway ard D
fansnsw, % Broadway > Raynor. = BOw-ry. Brook
lyn, Ms Hayes lsS tpn znd n Wider 81 Fuiio-.t.
Ayres corner ALs1ic And denry a. he Pm.
ei2A Once los Nsssa1sL P2s~ATu1F
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no,uesftc p0rfs.

BALTIMORE jar soAu schrs Bah, ko~an rsssfssarg
y.per.s % ca, org Vctcria-. Rreos. ko Jsneito
6EoRGlrOwS {, Jan ls-Au schs CornsAa Srco Grant
klofk.
SAVANNAH Jsa FAR schr senator, kasgP. Nlers,
MOBILE shP Geo fssa. suasoa BATH Ne esfss
Apph. Nsr. Day Bo.son 6eorgs Aartgson Nfers Byoo
thar sehf Psesss Errkos fhstepA CID shifs A'-i
fBrl Liverpool D.ra5e Chase 90 bco eiseisi 90
r n PsrA Jaicofu. foazrc. Hssre.
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SUPERIOR TURNING LATHEs.

JAMES STEWART. IS Csns-st and leo En-si- Is con
Jssnsly manufacturing and hss hard between s.
and 50 superior shs 81 the following descriptions knc
reasonable prices. namely.
Dentists LSlhes, very highly hu!shet.
counCu.
Bras. AID W God Turner'S Lsihes
Jewelers. ara Pen-f-ezss msser's, very supeIior.
J STEWART 10 siso suteorred o SCI sgeni for THE
..ie Of he celebrated Lsa-s Manufactured by James
Perkn. OF Hudson Of large s;rs arr prices from So 10
$500 specimen o. Ills ces-ripaoo may se seea Al Ms
f.etory a shove ~ In
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Passage In the lowercsbn a. deduction o'onehnh from
shove PA.sge In the forward cabin from Panama
10 either Of the above named por 500 including OILY the
furnished 10 the crew. No passage Sc
Ssu.Yor. 4 snuth.t f22ff
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fISsANcE o. an order q lie surrosz,, Of "a. cov.,v n
90 49, a---cy gwen al pssoa. h.rl,s .~..,
SHAnLEs hoALELL ls.ss tie City Of Yort $500
e az ia vouchers A.r-o tA-.go.c.r, 4, ~.
O 2srsoa Pr<asrd Esg Nc 10 ws,, = ~.
eeFs--a isy q D-csnosr. Ists wv i0'Ar ~
.,, MARTHA 7 MUyRoE A4nsu.tr,.,,.
va H-'@ ALVIN HI66lss Asnans,yatot
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Suoxu cAsYs AND sAsHEs.

CHOW CASES AND sAshES Of ever ceseripccn
Sws3e ~ order Also, Show Cases Always OF had Goj
for sale ri lbs msngiectofy -. ~.
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Is PURSUANCE Of orssr Of The ssrrugss Of TIE County o.
ls.- fork nots hsr.by gwen psons hsvlns CLAIMS
JANIS MOORE ss oF Ii. CITY Of S.~
Pssssa he nth .osAs ,hseof : is eorsr' AZ lbs q
Bee Of Nccuns sn,h D. No West Broadway hs
City Yo ssors The tay Of February
-Dstsd Fss Yofs, logrtssnth 5sy Of August, ls<s
EDWARD v. CLARK. l,.
sals Is~ens JARS AscUEE SMITH 5-~0"
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-. EnR CAIIFnKNIA And OKkGON.

Sk.N-The United sisss Mall slsam'hiP Compsny
hereby give notice that 10 pursuance Of their
with he Navy Department The splendid new and
spacious steamship FALCON viii leave his port FOR Ha
ard Chagres Thursday February J. a. noon from
pier y. Il with ih- mails for The Pacific
desroa. to lake passage California BY way Of
the lsnuus % Panama vii md Il 10 their advantage 20
avail themselves Of TN. opportunity 10 tho opinion OF
The undersigned Of this Con psny means Of anspor
gson Up The Coast Of California viii Be found a. Panama
Passengers for The Pacific NAL Steamships thai TO
leave Panama for San Frsncsco The 5h February and
M Of March shOud maze ate p-eAsJn Tor passage
10 order 20 avoid disappointment.
No engagement for passage vii b. binding 90 he Com
psny unless The BE- SANCTIONED By t1- undersigned
freigh for ChAgr-s ~ per cubic foot 10 oe pad 10
New Persons DESTROYS o. sending freight vii maze
early app csIon only about - tons Of Measurement
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AGh-Unde5 year. to, years u, ZtO , 5fO ~,
2o 10 10 90 II 20 to So q 20 10 49, IS; 40 10 So 50 10
60 10; 60 to 10, 10 10 10 80, 81 unknown,
PLACES Of kATviTY-uniied Sstes 257 Ire and 70 ,
England, 6; Scotland a. Germany 10 Italy, unknown s.
Prom Hospital Bellevue, is; Penilelrsry Hospital Black
welfs Island, a. Small Pox Hospital, Bsckwes Island.
Lunatc Asylum, Backwes Island, ., Wards Island IS
RsndsPs Island a. City Hospital, Q; Aims House, Black
welfs Island, 8, Colored Home, q Coored persons,
A. w WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Jan. 20. 1919.
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n ISL from ths pom Tor CaafOrnls hOsi a. oglfi Of
locs Rubber GOods nay i've 70 regret hey
q While thOss DO purchase India hs5ber Tent Coal
Cap Wseins Boot. Camp srssi A Bed, LIE Pressrv-
er, CAnieeo KrspsseE, Globes Beg ~ &c vii be sb.@
when hsy reach he Dorado for ernse Keep
bosroers need De, src f1r goo N wsisf fisno
deep, win Dry SKI. The best the cry 10 purchase
these articles "a a. The new I1tis Rubber Wsre5Juse
J0hns The suhfcn0efs are sver.e % pJH.rg, hey
wOuf say INST sr beds are cOnsructsd a. 10 Be
converted 70 fss VI b0sis ff crossing nver, viii ions Of
fnercksndse, tnc entitled 10 BE- - Jed he CONFINED
Bed ard Boat No pssou should pufcnls- bos = t11i
first examining lis article For sale ~ The owes prces y
il8 lwsocA fmN CHURCH. ELLIS TOMPKISs
H-H Inrls Ruhler MsreLrn.e y Jutr-.f
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~ Region. he A. New York bull, eopPered sn1
copper f-steu-t pocket ship n HAkbEsh, Cap.
Ner-ir, viii Sal for francisco about ne st -orsry
T1s toe vessel Dot years 3D. has been hIe- p
viii scconod s,o1s perior sry other ssip expressy
FOR his voyage Has az experercet Captain. ard 4kes
out a Physician 10 attend upoc her passengers
% QLNEY 4 C0rRELL, e. southss - log-
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

- rHE NEW, SUPERIOR while oaa ciPP-r-ouilt
- ship stCRANESTO, Hale, master and slpercafgo,
nov being rugged copperec and nfi-f ID Tor ue
conlfor and accommodation u psssc1gefs vii .a ron
MS port sbou tn n CAV Of f-trusry next AID VII ~
addressed francisco 10 Ec~art T. Dunbar brother
OF one q tie SUBSCRIBER. 10 sailed 10 ne Cree enf Cy
recently and ~i give infornauOn ard render otter ac.
u-s 70 Pssseus-rs shsi port For farther particulars "
freighs and passage Aeply 10
SAVER DUNBAR, 81 Broat-a
fi- tgi0 OrJOssPH W HALE. - Oltslp
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CALIFORNIA SADDLES

CALIFORNIA SADDLES.
B. 4 J BULL Sscdsrs % Broadway, 10 The sore
- 10 procure suitable saddle 10 tide OF 10 tne god
mines 10 California Governor Mason explored them on
one Of the saddles ~ procured establishment ard
we have aisy fitted the L s Government Inland and
Coast Surveyors and numbers Of Others .ui It'll We hsve
few u he so ief Cal and supply yourselves gen
emen before 20 leave ssddle-bass also We have Inst
viii hold mini u god Holsters 70 csrys brace OF pls-
os brides II 81 descriptions and hl sole leather trunks
strap % ne bscEs Of mules 10 carry your cohins
ms weed. JBkJ BULL. 2Os Broadway
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