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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

FROM INDEPE>DFNCE The 81 LoviS RtpV'-
hoaa has correspondence from Independence to the
10Th inst We gather the following items
The city quite healthy the Cholera has ceased ne
rsvages industrious and energetic mechanics are
making the welkin ring with their hammers and AL
seems life and hustle but few weeks back every
thing was still and death ike gloomy Quite a mum
Der Of cmigrants arriving They all design going
via Santa re- and to follow closely possible the
ella or Cooks route This trip can be easily effected
At any Of the year. From recent arrivals am
told bacon -four and everything necessary to complete
an entire camp KIT. be obtained IN santa Re A.
cheap A. in the States By this route you will trave
onc.third of the way through al Inhabited country
The merchants stock dealers and wagon Manufactured.
are al amply supplied with everything necessary %
complete ouiht TOR this trip, and at the cheapest
possible rates.
several traders are looked for from chihuahua daily
with large amounts Of specie and trains OF mules This
Will be good TO of the ST Louis and Eastern
merchants
Both sides Of the Bic Arkansas from the crossing to
Nann's fort are literally lined with Indian camps them
ve- and their animals awaiting the arrival OF Major
Fitzpatrick who agreed TO bring great many presents
&c &c this summer Should the Major fail IN getting
the above presents be- unto the traders and trave
ers They will scalp them unfortunately. unless
they are in large numbers. We all know the Major
glll DO his best but Government is tickle IN small
matters am told, by gentleman who returned last
these Indians exceedingly friendly, and went
assist in getting wagon out OF the Arkan
sas River that stalled.
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Inc nlica Clran,cl, r.rirs. ths proiec, Of

The Thea Ckron'ciS revives the proec. Of
the sodus Canal to connect the waters Of Csyugs
Lake TO lake Ontario. st Sodus Bay. unequaled
harbor, halt way between the G-nesee and O,weEo
Rivers The canal from Moutezuma 20 ihc Lake would
BE- - miles free locks t within m."- OF iis ter
minaon and then descend. 100 feet thus - Birding val
uaho hydraulic power It IS though, the Cayuga
marshes might also be- drained by this means
The Common Council ~ Milwaukee have voted
20 subscribe enc hundred Thousand dollars O. tho stock
of The Milwaukee and Waukc.hs Railroad the rs: Ink
10 connect Lake Nj, higsn uth the Mississippi wsters
An annual tax OF enc per cent is 20 Del levied the
real estate the city Tie proceeds oi which 'e 90 Dee
appropriated 20 the payment OF The stock and he tsS
payer. - become stockholders IN the road 90 'he
smount Of 'hey n d severaly pay. This 'ubscnp
ton however j. not 70 be binding on tho city until the
individual subscriptions 20 the stock q the Rcroad
Company shall amount 10 $500 900
The track Of the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad
has been altered to make it the width the
Southern Michigan Road The trsins from Toledo 10
TIillsdais VII through in september.
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spoken, &c.

La = - icn q ~. brig Lively. Of GsI-sy.
Inl. s. Br De %. rn Nsvcsst- p iof
PL 'st- Oh e. 81 d ou-
sou .. a. p. .hp Favor'e . Go IN Liverpool - fof.
I,,I-shora y Is Id Tasl. io Bo.os JAY - ~ Hlss
OF Aoatk1k
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GRFAT FArALI1Y-We are informed that
week or since, in little settlement between Ohio
cry and Charleston, No every member Of three iami-
lies. numbering thirteen person. IN all, died OF the
hOlera Their names were Hi. WEIGH and Breck"n.
doctor named Myers, who had been attending them,
was also taken with the disease. and died slOne The
bodies were found in the houses and too decOmposcd
a state 10 be- placed IN the collins provided for them.
They were buried "a they were found. The three or
four inhabitants taken with the disease fled In all
tho instances of great fatality OF which We have read
resulting the Cholera, this appears comparatively
the greatest lCaro lli) Delta, 18th.
RoGuERY-The store OF Henry w. Walker,
3ls Washington street, broken into on Tuesday
nigbt and -obbed of $500 in money and also guam
~ q satin aud velvet forged Treasury note for
500 passed yesterday morning, 10 Messra willis
4 Co. brokers, by man who gave his name AS Blair
aud stated that he belonged IN Westneld
Boston Atlas Doth
ANorHFR RAILROAD CoSvENTIoN IN ILLINois.
The st. Lons Republican says that Efforts have been
making for some time past to get up Convention At
ill.bOro. H. 10 advance the interests OF Alton The
project s encouraged by those who think that any
railroad from the Atlantic TO the Mississippi nust tr
inmate at that city.
CpoLKRA-At Poughkeepsie for five days end
ing Tuesday there 40 and p deaths at this
ly healthy village most OF them occurring at the
County House. Among the victims Of the epidemic,
we notice the names OF Mr.. VIM Bradley and child
Nj b. was stove merchant. In Rondoui the Cor,er
reports p and 10 deaths by Cholera from the
9Th to the goth and total since the outbreak Of the
disease OF lOi cases and - deaths
gS- We regret to learn the death Of Mr.. Rob
ert G. Townend ~ Black Rock, OF the prevailing cpl
demc Mr.. I. was. until month or t~o since, L. :.
Deputy Collector at the Rock. and was highly -
tceined as a man and citizen Mr. Townsend was IN
good health at o'clock Monday morning and died
before in the evening. Buffalo Courier 2ith-
~ The Louisrule Conner says Several
California gold hunters are sojouning in city at
present having reaped valuable harvest at the mines
Among the number notice representative OF the
Cincinnati Rovers, in the person OF Mr. +. j. smith
better knowR as the inmitsble Cub Smith.
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THE METROPOLIS.

fV'HiS SPLENDID ORIGINAL WEEKLY for July p
1 contains smother chapter Of Politics and Politicians
by Mathew l. Davis glorious or. ginal sketch by JOhr
Broughsm; Punchy Editorials from the pungent pens %
Editors The TOuch-tOne, Chapter XII Native Amer
ican sm Revised Parnassus Invaded sad Scene ChOl
Statistics Nows OF the week boiled down to plolint
anI various other which Will be duly reished %
all who buy Price cents week ~ cents month"; "
year Subscriptions received al Dexter Brothers, W
IL Graham's BerfJrf Co.'S and the Office, IS North
WiIam-st ljy26 5us q q. FOSTER co.
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rn- 10 >'ff 80 y-'aF. hs- sr., sh small sales ps
Pa VISIONS J. Pr. th- BUSINESS .,t.,ss s.sl7 an
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io -our sour ln- Q-r st--' Lsr .t-sis 9Th
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GROCERIES f-n sni s1ssr. srs- rr9r-
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Cof-- o sfrr- from p l-ton. 600. .ur p'--ist-r
Whl'Ai sd 20 the sRt- tot 49, oo At s'sc Drufs- a.
sl'h Joe 3 hff-
NAVAL sTOREs- Are arm s.e. 'oo br. Nor,h County Tu
n-a'n- a. s' ho nnon RESIN 81 49, and 80 Dol. spi.
rurp~rfns IN .ot- 7l7llNc
III 4 / s - o., the ate r strictly ~thout sa-'
of
A...ofI 600 1. nai-n tsk cash The mark,
'Qs-t
olL>-Lr.-ed improving u Oh g,on. Eos.h hav.
aoo Z. on. 10 vh,- a'm, s7a's for
peg 10 s,-s o gallons aafrd Nat-f At IS
stlar
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BFtSyVaX -s... - r.y-lo~ A. 2lc. cash
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GRvAr FRrsHEr ~ ks>TrCKY.-A corresron-
dent 81 the Mount N0iiaR hy) Whis gives an account
~ tremendous ircshct and loss Of property IN Morgan
COUNTY m that State the l2ih inst The 1000 "a'
confined 10 two creeks the Middle and Johnsons ofA
Of Licking River The farms were literally torn up
..ncin, Ali gone IN the bottoms, houses washed away
horses cattle swine sc drowned ami the inhabitants
barely escaping with their lives, some by swimming
ashore and others by cngng to the tops OF their nol'
- tsr "a heard from no person was drowned Inc
whole country on these creeks one continual scene OF
de.oAton and the inhabitants look Ike spec'er' suns
the ruins The crops that looked so hne and pro'pg
are all swept away and the want and desu'Hnon VIII
be severely felt.
CROPS ~ MrssoURI-The Wheat OF the Grand
River country is not only good but Gays the y L'ti'
P1blaaH) the quantity will be greatly increased p,
the addt-nsl amount Of laHd brought into cultivation
The crops OF other grains will also be very materlHy
incresstd and as 1t the finest stock growing region
IN the state may be ssid 70 possess all the elements
OF prosperity aud wealth The Hannibal Journal speaks
".cl' OF the Wheat crop, which has just been har
vested The crop good aud the grain tno the corn
4 crop also looks well
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LEGISLATIVE JURORS Nec- orleans Pea
yune thus explains the matter of Jury in that city
bringing in verdict OF guilty OF murder without CAPT
tai punishment
The Baltimore SHn takes occasion TO snimsdvert In
terms of severe censure the conduct OF Jury IN
New Or leans who come time ago returned verdict
against cuprt of Guilty Of murder, without CAPT
tal punishment Our cOtemporsry Is in error in sup
posing that the New Orleans Jury IN Tits instance sat
In Judgment on the laws OF the land They were with
IA the legitimate limits of their mission Tor an ACT OF
the Legislature of Louisiana. dated May "A, Isl au
h0r1es Jures TO quality their verdict IN capital cases
,y restricting punshment hard labor for LIE IN the
state pcnitrntisry. This qualified verdict Is usually
indeed aways believe gwen In those terms, WIN
ont cspiral punishment We fear tnat the dogma put
forward by the Baltimore sun that no responsibility
attaches to Jury for the punishment IN any case
capital or minor is n islscous one At least It IS =
very unwhoesome one. The history OF the reforms IN
the sancuinary penal Code OF England and IN the
Codes OF more than state in the Union proves that
they had their the reluctance OF Juries 10 be
come parfeps crimiHis with the Legislature and the
Executive They preferred the Elm OF perjury 10 mat
nf blood on their souls and by often letting the EVIL
doer escape rather than putting him t. crueI deS'h
by judicial s,rsngulaon, compelled that change when
brought the crime and the punishment TO more even
roululeNion. Reforms rarely come from above the(
.princ naturally from bclow-from the masses-and
directly or indirectly influence society Judlelaly as
well As politically
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

CHOLERA NissoURL-A letter from the Wv.
andot Indian Agency written By gen;letnan who has
recently Travelled ihiher from - Louis states that be
found the Cholera the road from the Usage more or
less 70 that Do From Marshall 20 Lexington there
good deal Of Cholera prevailing along the rosd -
Lexington was not exempt from H. hu' Il did not ate
nucn alarm There vas none a. Independence but ~
the town oil Kansas is view Of the agency the SUIT
fering very consiert le-not lay passing wihou,
4 death. st Louis he publican.
HEALTH OF Nfw-0ELEASs-The Picgv,uc Of
of the l0th has The ilosi7z in relation 20 the general
health OF Nsw Orleans, t1e epidemic. SC " We are
erscd beirs e % pant 60 The report ~ thu Board
4 Health for me past wees ~ Conclusive rvtenc
the almost unprece1cuf-i ies'hne-- OF our city For
IN, week ending saturday the 18th. there we've only
ninety hit deaths and u this small number but 0lr
were reported ~ Cholera
FRoN CoU>clL BIuFFs-The Steamer Mus
tang from Council Rlu-s. rescued port last evening
Her officers inform Us that when they leit the Bues .
Mormon tram al about four hundred wagons were
crossing the river. preparatory 20 setting out tor the
Great salt Lake cry. Tho ssouu RIVER is reported
using slowly from The Blues down
u. Louis Republican 10th
~ Letters have been rec- ived from the Amer
can Consul ~ Monterey. Mexico. announcing the muir
der OF Capt TAYLOR. late OF - Cstharnes. and well
known the Lake IS captain Of the schooner Scotland
.nt I was his way 20 California aud had lett Mon
terry. when he was 5rutally murdered by party Of
Mexican robbers But Com. Ats
~ The breaks IN the Miami Canal south of
Dayton. were repaired last Friday and the water Was
to have been let in Saturday morning. The break
north Of Dayton It expected viii be repaired by to-
morrow Navigation IA uninterrupted between Lock
land, four mles morn 81 PIqua and Toledo
cincinnati Atlas. Odd
~ Gen Leslie Combs sceed IN the Lcr-
in9ion Afias TO become candidate for the Senate in
the place Of x : Told. deceased.
II Samuel II Douglass Esq Editor and Pro-
prietor of the s. Carles Ol) Star, died on the l4th
inst
~ Cot Samue MacRee. L : Q1artermaster
Louis diod IN nat city on the l4th inst Col NJ
served in the Fioridaand Mexican Wars
r. Twelve hundred packs of buffalo robes
were brought into :. Louis day last week.
n Hon DeXte~ X knight y Senator i'm the
Connecticut Legislature, has gone to California.
MARRIED.
wstr-.das July Chrst 'hlrh. ~ Re- { n Haley
Mr JEsSE KE NOR % Nj. AMANDA sNI1H. sl Of ths
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I>TELLIGFNcE FROM CHI>A.-ENtract from. =
private letter received Rochester. from missonar
Al Canton iANIoN. AprA 3D. rs
Ia my lasi I mentioned the probability q var be-
tween the English and the Chinese. some time pre-
vious 70 the 18th Mr. Bonh.m. the English Governor,
ouested al interview with sou the Chinese Governor
At this meeting -eu stat definitely that be could not
comply with the conditions Of the treaty unless be had
p0-ilve Instructions from the Emperor The matter
vas referred 20 Pesn The advice OF the Emperor
was "cOmpassOnate the feelings 81 the people. max
ing no reference existing treaties -eu announced 10
B1uhsm that tho Emperor vas opposed to his going
INTO The city. The Chinese made large preparation
tor defence 1e whole community, both Chin"-e aud
and foreign was in state % great excitement I'LL the
fth. when u circular issued BY b1nlam Notifying
all Eng-h subjects 90 make no lnpt tor the present
20 enter the city The Chinese think they have great
irImphed vsnly imagining they have frightened the
Lusish. Dr. BOwung latoly appointed English Consul
Canton arrived by the last steamer u having been
usual for the Chinese Government 10 grant English and
American Consuls interview and receive their Gre
dentiais. Bowring demanded Ike interview. II has
been denied him, sou stating TIA he vii send VI An
DARN 10 receive his credentials. Contrary 70 treaty
aud usage. the auction Gales have been stopped The
English merchants held public meeting In relation 20
the matter yesterday The river i swarming with pi-
rates rendering travelling hazardous except in armed
ves sells Go into the street, some halt naked Chinese
Will great you with threat 10 cut of that foreign
devils head.
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BEsroS ~ Mlssor1 I-Firn GHn-The 81.
Louis Repu5licaR OF the llth inst. has the folio
ing thought TO be indies tive Of the contest in .
sour between the great Benton and the shoal OF
small fry now in pursuit OF the noble stag
The Office Of Attorney 20 the Bank va. recently
made vacant hv tte death Of :. " Fay Esq AZ =
meeting Of the Board Of Directors on Monday last the
vacancy was flled o. the election Of " Ryiand E.a
We understand thar his regular opponen, wss John "
krum I.q and - ~ Strangely enough. 70 became p
question FIR md egseV Benton. Judge nrura's oppo.
-ifiou - Benton was notorious. Major L,land some
wears sgn conceived thar be- hal been badly treated
through the irig.n.ie % Cd. Benton IN being elected
from Office in the upper cHuaiy but, looking be-
yoni f- cons 1c-afon .ei. understood g. approve of
me course recently pursued hy The h-souri senator
BE position was slc i,ri Pa induce the friend. - Col
Benton % eve him fncT support and BE- was. on this
ground elected oy a dsrided majority over the Amt.
beHtouite.'
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CAPE MAY-MAN-ION HOU.E.-The Mss-

AsiOn HOuseis large and commOdiogr bulldog hand
someiy iOcaed, commanding view Of the and
beautiful surrounding country. The large and
airy the table provided with al the delcaces Of
tie season. The steamers POnob-cot and W J. Pease
leave Nrwf0rk for Philadelphia. touching Cape May
on Monday, Wednesday, Friday ADD Saturday evenings
E5 0s.0sx. Iiy2s tas-I HOOPER II DIAM.
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('AI.IF(DR


rIHOsR WHO ARR GOING TO CALIFORNIA.
invite 10 call al l2?t Fulton-.L and examine our
Gold Washers They series OF pans 90 sfransod ss
to ba driven by a crank and wash more In
dsy with one of Them. twenty With the hard
pan They require less water Than any other machine,
packed In avery small space. AL know The pan motion
he the best that has been ted for washing gold
Call sni see them operate
w2i n. SHERWOOD FITZGERALD.
NO MERCHANTS DOING BUSINESS IN SAN
j FRANCISCO OR PANAMA w anisd, by Stout.
healthy man - OF sge, situation la some mecau
tile house dong business 10 either OF tho aoove-naned
places would engage for three yesrs more. ~ alr
wages. and would be- willing 10 do almost any snd OF
sofk best of reference given Address New fns and
Tribune Once WI Nv
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IsciDrSrs OF THE WRIcK or THE CHARLES
BAArLErT A lady passenger In the steamer hlrops'
IN letter TO the Naona IafsAi9eno relates the lo'
lowing incidents In that terrible catastrophe ,
4" The wild despair Of one poor N an snsl' NJ
forget he literally Lost his ahis vile ana 'ou' cni
dren his aged parents brother wife and their emil
dren and bi. hole fortune The poor creature "run
hs hands ana tore his hsrt vas n at rcndns 70 zee
him There were 3S children under sixteen Ail 81
under eleven months on board capt r ~ pee,
of Boston ~ coon X. the accident took p4c" pulled OF
hl. GOA. and .foa. and rhi-rcd .0sfi. rope IN
hand a. d. a.l be- could b. saved one po'r man Nn'
a. ed before boz r1i him sl1ngsiie the mp more
heroic deed never saw. and sturdy Hfrh -h'' 20
hon be- came back % the cabin safe anon u ne
captain ~ the wrecked bark is -unnurt '.'
Vih thirty years o. hs service 10 look bscA No. anu "
he tod l- this j. hs fret accident be ''n NY
buried 4 soui from any ship h. haf command '- n
tear down bic rough and sunnlrh lace ~ '' 'o'
Us .cenc before the vessel went down
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THE CoNcoRD IN. H. PATRIOT oN GrN. CAss.
The organ of the unterrifed Democracy Of New
Hampshire considers the Internal improvement and
Taria portions OF Cass's recent letter admirable
but the Patriot bess leave differ with the General on
the constitutional powers Of Congress to legisate on
slavery. The Patriot says
But while the other portions of the letter ara so sat
isfsctorv we are sorry that what he says upon the
Slavery question Is much the contrary. lie express
V reitsrates the doctrine OF his famous Nicholson
Letter. hich him the Presidency that Congress has
no Constitutional power TO legslste upon Slavery The
Democracy of the North never did endorse this doc
trine and they will 1t il true they supported
him knowing such to be his views but they did not
thereby endorse those views but as that was not al
issue In the election and they knew him to he sound
upon all the questions that were III issue ana all the
great party questions they supported him IN spa Of
that Objectionable doctrine as they would again under
ike circumstances. The Democracy OF this state
are unanimous in the opinion so far as we know that
Congress has and should exercise the power 70 exclude
slavery from California and New Mexico.
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4 ECTURER. AND AUTHOR Of a complete Practical
] Work on the Nature and Treatment Of the GenO I'M
nary Organs quartO n splendid plates 10 PIP PnceflO
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Without attempting minute comparison Of ths ~ot With ~
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Acon'- TREATISE -qu4 n -ss Or so-t"Ds
doc. profession good and nothing tA
40 e-g spread land f- ret n-tbsf 10
ID hs has produced thorough well
trss,- ~hch sgrp.s. anything Of tbs ind this
br.n.h Of prsre- hsr-tofo. attempted ths county
Author Of treatise entitled Hints Young Men App;
Isl pages price 81. Author Of The Family Physician
&c &c These works can be- had Of the publishers, W
d25isH STRINGER n TOWNSEND, n Broadway,
or Of the Auhor 80 Broadway doors above BrOome-s
WFUL. AWFUL. AWFCL.!.--Ths Ma
huOna Police GaZete Of this week contains all the ies
umouy In the McCerren To this time. The famous
letter Of Dr. McCanOn: the unique moral testimony OF
George Clark the boatswain. and James Wsyhsll, the
1 arpener, all Of the shio Columbus, with general re-
Of the and opinions Of the press on the whole
ransacuOn also correct history Of the Confidence
Man :" together with its usual quantity Of criminal news
&c &C Once 100 Nssssu-sr Sold everywhere. JyN It.
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s30ctIfl = Tcts a1 liJ "a ever snsfe
b. -,r-u- O. abe s D ---r h he teo' r-y
..'o- - - 80 nroa tnf
of f- p-oo- of csnr- .. th- nnsncs
-1lur.ly Der lance. nAF- o~-s
5-.v-. 49, :. ,b. h.trd tf- TIA, Stale The
Un1a stronger upon th- pubs ftih ihsn O-ofziA
N-tof he xr-r h- aoof- ~ 80 c1ntrsc-1 70
bad N, w...ru saa Arsrc Ralras coH--ackat Asnta ~
i.muu. IN. G-orrs iron AaEu.ia az - h,n ini
W-sra AMI fannns hro9la ~ 'o,i go
part stats ni.fsecto1 III us i-uH-ee n''f a.
Ct.fsnoogn-di-'snc- % Ti-s
Il .sthorr-d By th- at season n ne -n
purp Of sr'-nd q A' fuaa m p ~
Tn n Chs.noegs mas - d r's OF - aeh. . ~ -
hsrs. II tho rad ne road ga in-tei % -
to- opened 80 ani .. -sfats t.'- 800 80.
.rp-at-s - pu-hrs ~ 80 thnush " ,enP -
prnr-rr, of hsV- cot Dot ar i'l 80
of-n-d mr. lfh - ea'e -ns 20
~ ~ STATE as -ss annlt
.u,pi.. Ia T.,sar rht ~ ursouhsiy - emp
81 ~. perhass .se ssai u Dor ssot
% f. rF .-
Th- r-.sur-f II II prepared % iats the <s
t<razs p-s s0G1s, 1ss q 80
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THE MAIDEN AUNT,
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L paper Is now ready Price . cents
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-FOr gentleman and he wife
ID N b. Third Or seventh Wards Three rooms r~qur
er a On same ioOr n possible Meals ~ Pc
cent % rooms To commence within I'd days Address
y AZ this Office, stating location and accommoda ATOMS
and not onItuog tie price y<t 1-ls
DOARDI> BROOkLNN-Neaf tie Fulton Ferry,
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GEO. q sHEPPARD, Ausuoueer.
- TOOK OF CROCktRN AND GLASSWARE
- al auction. by MM ". SHIRLEY. Friday. July n. IA
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ant tho stock % dealer declining n hlri
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