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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
LADIES and GENTLEMEN
walk up and see the Elephant!
n. ~. DHVELIN

"JOULD inform the citizens Of Lancaster
w and vicinity, that the Elephant has srriv-
ed. aud is perfectly docie, and remarkably fnuBd
Of seeing the Ladies'. All are invited to attend the
exhibition free OF charge. In addition to the
above attraction. he has received his splendid and
well selected stock Of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
School R0OIks,..

II HAVE Just received large supply Of the
il Books adopted by the Board OF Educaiion si
reduced prices w s. BEATTY
Lancaster. April 81, 1919 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
NIVNNT S1FADLN,

Cotton Yarns, Bags, &c. &c.
TUST received. fine assortment of Twilled
- Bags, Cotton Yarn. COyerIet and CARPET
Chain, Batting, Candle Wick. &c. &c,
For sale low. by NJ h. KREIDER.
Lancaster, November "a, 1913 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Venetian Blind Depot.

WNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
public, that he is now prepared to manufac-
ture to order oil sizes Venetian Blinds, which
he will warrant equal TO any manufactured else.
where. both in neatness and durability. s
His Shop is on Main Street, South side near
the Canal. T.lN. HYDE.
Lancaster, July IA, l849 v,r . r. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
Naval Reform Gov. seward In the senate
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

WAsmNcToN, Tuesday, Feb. 6.
Strenuous efforts are making by certain officers
of the Navy TO prevent the House bin for sbolshine
Jogging and erog rations from passing the Senate
They contend that all subordinaoD will be at end
and that it will be impossible TO carry vessel through
a cruise withou, Disgrace to the American Tag In the
eyes OF other nations. That sailors generally are the
refuse Of their species and are often known to seek
punishment by imprisonment to escape doing duty
That in dangerous times without grog they are back
ward and lose that fearless daring which s essential to
success they being the machines directed by the
cool heads Of the officers This humane bill, which
will reflect lusier the Of its propagaors and
supporters in all future time while civilization exists
meets almost neral opposition in the Naval ranks and
IL the Senate be Influenced by this strong corps we
may lose this great measure of reform after all.
Mr.. Kingman, a Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore SUM- Gays in this mornings number
at will take some dozen sober minded and discreet
wings ike Mr. CLAYTON aud JNO. DAVIS - restrain
within proper bounds the isnaiicsl Wings such as Gov
SEWARD OF New York Gov. SEWARD comes into the
Senate pledged by his Ohio speech to aid and aoet by
moral aud political aud know not what other means
the elopement of slaves and their nveglemen and ao
duction and seduction and their protection as runa
WAYS He will be running riot with every sort OF popu
lar humbug and will do much that will embsrrass the
Taylor Administration
Now permit me to tell Mr. kINGmAN and his South
ern friends under whose auspices he writes, that he
knows nothing Of the character of Gov. SEWARD That
so far from endeavoring to embarrass Gen. TAyLoRs
Administration he as an early advocate of that dis
tiuguished man for the Presidency viii do all he can
TO sustain H. save when the movements of Southern
fanatics seeking to elevate their peculiar views inter
fere with the OF the State he will represent and
endeavor TO overthrow the great principles which ne Is
pledged from his convictions to maintain shall al they
ever shalD with favor in the eyes Of the President
and his constitutional advisers Gov. SEWARD needs no
advocate but the obvious sinister motive OF the extract
above quoted needs passing notice at this very mo
ment from the circumstances in which it given TO
World ID II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
Temperance in the Navy-Defeated.


WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb 6.
! give itup. Whenever anything good is done
here consider it an accident, TO be corrected into
wrong on more mature delberation. There nag
be some Reforms made, provided they don't clash
with anybodys interest or appetite, If such can
be Reforms,l bot TO war against formidable and
threatening evils is not in fashion at the Capitol
The House at length after consuming two
days more than should have suiiced in Committee,
reported the Naval Appropriation bill at half-past
3 o clock this afternoon The Previous Question
was ordered on motion Of Mr.. VISTOS, cutting of
all but the amendments which had prevailed in
Committee. The first Of these was the Anti Grog
amendment which OF course was objected %, and
a separate question demanded. The Yeas and
Nays were called for, but alas the friends Of the
Reform did not generally rise to second the call,
being in hurry to get through and adjourn %
dinner, and they said perfectly sure the amend
ment would be sustained. 4 rira roce vote was
now taken, and the loudest sound seemed 10 be
against the amendment. No,c the mikwarm
friends Of Temperance in the Navy lf not else
where) would have seconded the call for the cas-
and Nays but il was too late-they had once been
refused and could not now be ordered. Tellers
were demanded, and barely accorded. The House
divided, and the amendment was rejected-Ayes
G3, Noes It's majority on the wrong side, and at
least 20 neglecting 10 vote. And believe a call
of the Yeas and Nays would have saved 1t. ]
feared this result when Mr. Murpby's amendment
was engraited on Mr. Rockwells.
There is Just one desperate hope left. The Sen
1 1 I 4
1t will not. But let every man who knows Sem
ator or can get signature to petition, write and
circu late Immediately. The time is short the bill
may be taken up within week, but probably will
not under ten days. Friends Of Temperance in
the Navy make a last desperate effort, and make
il non >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

The following resolution was adopt

The following resolution was adopted by the
senate of Missouri on the "a ms,
.Rs IL Rssoirea By the General Assembly o. iAe Sta't
Of Aissonri as foiors That the Constitution OF ine
Tnitea states coniers Congress no power TO egis
- an the subject OF Slavery within the Territories OF
tbe United states or 10 pass any laws affecting the
lights o, persons or their property within said TERN
tories. 80, u.sN - ,.hs,b
Congress attempts to prohibit the exisenee OF slavery
in certain Territories is act Unauthorized oy lne
Constitution. and therefore void II !. were MOI So II
would be an act Of the grosses desPousm-'ae PeoPe
over themselves within the Territories that the peof-
~ The St,,e. have over themselves within the States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

The RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT THoNrsoNvlLLE,
MAss-The accident TO the train from Springfield to
Hartford on Wednesday morning Feb. l. was occs-
stoned by the misplscIng of switch at ThompsonVe.
Some change had been made in the ARRANGEMENT for
passing the up train from Hartford which, 1t appears
was not known st Thompsonville In front OF the
switch is bridge over rsvine, 30 feet deep upon
bch the engine ran al full speed breaking the panks
ana cross beams The tender and baggage car iol-
lowed breaking completely through The second class
car also fen through while the first class car remained
suspended half way across the opening Inc Lns
low, and was severely injured the hremen' who re.
NAMED were unhurt. The only other person injured
was the Baggage Master who was In the second class
car Considering the nature OF the accident MS sur
nTisns that was not attended with loss of lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
Progress Of GeneraI TAYLOR.


The steamer | uIted States which left this port
last evening will call q, General Taylors plantation,
and receiving him on board will take him 70 Vcks.
burg where he will remain until the arrival Of the Ten
uessee Thi. latter boat will leave tomorrow evening.
Several u or citizens have been invited by Gen. Tay
Tor 20 accompany him TO Washington. Among these
are Judge Williams OF II James, J. p Benjamin, ESQ.
Of 81 Bernard Cuihbert Bulliit. Esq Col William L.
Hodge and Alexander Bullitt editor Of the PiodyHHe
The latter two gentlemen, understand, will leave
this evening in the Tennessee and join Gen Taylor At
Vicksburg We wish them pleasant Trip and safe
arrival At the of governr ont Gen Taylor, on
the way up his plantation In Mississippi and thence
10 Washington arrived at Naichez landing on the morn
ing Of Friday last The committee appointed 10 wait
upon him rendered him the Inequalities Of the city and
county which the General cOurteOusy declined sa
Lutte OF thirty guns fired In honor OF the General
arrival and the same number announced his departure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
A GOOD SPECULATION

Il is said tina. a distinguished fashionable tailor
Of this city, VINO had order - make two suits OF
clothes for Gen Taylor. having completed hi. order
and hinted on the streets there general ru'h Of
well dressed gentlemen into bis shop, all earnestly re-
questng 10 be allowed 70 look At the said clothes and
particularly 10 examine the inside Of the pockets The
shrewd tailor however, suspecng the object OF the
gentlemen told them they might put their letters into
the pockets OF said suits but that he would require OF
them $50 each for every letter placed In the breeehes
pocket $50 for those put In the pocket and $50 for
those In the pockets In this wey, 10 though,
that the General will be enabled 10 resd said letters 81
his leisure 10 digest their contents and place proper
estimate upon the merits OF the applicants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
From the Copper Country.

CUTfrsF0as-nc- % NJ bliao H1f1Hs III
OxroxAGsS RIVER LAKE SUPERIOR, (Mieh) Dec Z.
The business OF Mining IS being carried on mere
pretty vigorously At this time Mr. l. o. KNAPP Agent
Of the Minnesota Mining Company, has struck some new
vens-in sinking shaft eigh. feet be IA. raised 10 he
surface four tons OF pure copper and niteen tons for
cooper 10 sght They have also struck sheet Of thin
copper and after cutting through they found under
meath solid mass Of copper, that entirely blocked up
the hole and they had 10 stop WORK and commence a.
tbe surface and sink anew IN the solid wal rock Mr.
Knapp Is putting al the men be can procure on this
new discovery Mr.. Stevens, the Agent Of the OHIO
Trap Rock Company, Is doing very well, and making
preparations 10 push his works. The Boston Company
ef Which G. c. 'CU.HxAS- is Agent are doing well
bsir nv vein has turned out much better than was
expected They have Just struck new vein well sled
wiki copper. iO1H'' A.
eve understand that Col Cushman has recently died
from the effect of injuries received oys fall into one
OF the shafts Of Ria mine. Ia TDI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

The Montgomery Ala Journal, OF the % INST
says The lady Of Gen. Taylor, accompanied by Col.
Bi.s and lady sc arrived in this city yesterday, en-
route for Washington The General We have before
noted proceeds By the Western From the quiet
and unosientsOns manners Of the party, foreigner
unacqusinied with the besuty aud simplicity Of our IN
stutons would hardly suppose that smong the aides
were the wife and and daughter ofthe President OF tns
mighty people. The courieses rendered them oy our
citizens frankly received Last night they st'end'
ed a concert for charitable purposes The party ei'
this merning on the cars for the East
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

VIRGIsIA-Hon. THOMAS ;. FLOUKSoY, Wing
the present member Of Congress from the lid Dis
trct Of Virs inia j. candidate for reelection. The
D strict gave Csss p majority last November.
Col. J. NJ. T. BEALE Of Mason Co. has been
nominated as the Loco-Foco candidate for Con
gress in the XVIII District now represented ny
Robert A. Thompson, Loco. Mr.. Thompson l"ho
is also Colonell Col Hays Of elmer and Col.
Joseph Johnson Of Harrison were competitors oil
Mr. Beslc for the nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

Mr.. BROwN OF Va. called up his motion % re-
consider the vote by which the bin increasing the sal
airy Of the e. : District Judge Of Western Virginia was
laid on the table.
Mr. WENTwoRTH moved to lay the motion on
the table, which was lost
The motion % reconsider then prevailed by a
vote Of l0l Ayes, 76 Noes.
The question REQUIRED on the motion 10 refer
the bill 10 the Committee the Judiciary with insruc-
tons 10 amend tso IS 10 increase the salaries OF all
U. : District Judges under - ,0oo 70 that sum
Mr.. COBB moved o amend the Instructions 50
As 10 include inquiry into the expedeucy Of regu-
atng the salaries Of C. : District Attorneys and Mar
shsls
The Chair ruled this out OF order
On which debate on the point OF order arose,
pending which the order Of business was called for.
Mr. EDWARDS reported a bill to prevent the OBJ
tanning Of patents for qusck medicines which was read
first and second time. and pending motion 10 refer
u 70 the Committee Of the Whole
The House resolved itself into Committee OF
the Whole on the Naval Appropriation bill, Mr. J. R.
lNGEKsoIL ia the Chair.
The pending amendment was that % repeal the
clause restraining an increase IN promotions In the
Navy In the fret section OF the Appropriation Act OF
lsi2
At the suggestion Of Mr. Vision this was with.
drawn % allow him to offer some amendments from
the Committee Of Ways and Means. One was offered
snd adopted sppropristing $1,000 Tor meteorological OBJ
servstions also one directing the secretary OF the
practcsbiiy Of the routes suggested BY IL aAURY
The amendment IN reference TO the promotions
being az ain offered 1t objected 10 being out OF
order In Appropriation bill, and was 80 ruled. An
appeal taken, but the Chair was sustained.
Several other Amendments were proposed, most
Of them being pro orma ones to hinge speeches upon,
and after a long time wasted,
The Committee rose and reported the bill.
The SFEAKER resumed the Chair, and the Chair
man having reported progress,
Mr.. NINTOS moved the previous question on the
bill which seconded and the msiH question ordered
The first amendment was that abOhshing the
spirit ration.
On this the Ayes and Noes were demanded, but
20 rising in the Affirmative. and rs In the Negative
they were ordered. The vote being taken by Tel
lcrs resulted Ayes o. Noes II. 80 the spirit Ration i
not abolished men who would not dare 10 record their
names against this voting against Il with i'm
punity when the vote was taken By Tellers. The
freuds-sncere friends-oi this measure were defeat
ed because they would rather the - minutes which
calling the Ayes aud Noes would consume II being din
time
The other amendments were agreed 10 and the
bill passed. The House then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
corresponsence Of The Tribune.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Tuesday Feb g.
Mr. HALE presented a memorial from citizens q.
Sagara County IN reference 20 the absence Of member.
Of Congress from Washington snd sskug that dsd1c-
tons may be made from iheir pay on account thereof
Mr.BRi5Hr inquired Z the Senator from y. Il. bad
brought this memorial o. his return from bis recent sb
senee. AZ the member from New Hampshire was ab.
SCI; more than any other senator It would be pecu.
hariy appropriate . place hin Al The head q select
C0umiiree OF tie subject
Mr. HALE said DE bad been on a visit o. his
home and be did travel there b zee way 81 West.
ern New York. Tee petition lies 20 TIE table.
Mr.. BILL presented the petition Cl Messrs.
Bradley and others o-rtng carry the msis from -
Louis O. the Pacific O-esn il relays II coaches
Mr. BCTrER presented tile resolutions OF the
Legislature Of south Caro- me IN refer % the Ques.
ton Of prohibiting Slavery in Ca.i'oruia, &C making
remarks lu reference 70 the determination Of
South Carolina and Virginia 70 resist any such enact.
ments
Mr. BFSroS then called up tie Panama Rail.
road bin and
Mr.. Underwood proceeded 70 make a speech
in opposition thereto on the ground that the Govern
eni -ht % construct the road and own IL The De
bate was continued by Messrs. FoorE, DAYTON and
WErsrFa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

TIE FIRST DAILY NEWSPAPER There are
about three millions Of people in the ancient Kingdom
Of scotland but as the taxes on Newspapers range Re
tween and q cents per sheet not one daily ournslh
Issued there 50 far a. we have heard In Michigan and
wI,cou,in there !. 10 lack OF dAilies but until the
pre.eu, month Upper Canada with is 10000 inhsot
tsu,, did not even support one There no stamp
tax there no censorship and yet there was no daily
press. Dr Barker al sn,erPris.ns' persevering In
zH.bnan who has been connected VITA Colonial poll
t since 1913 or a. AZ length supplies the void, IN the
form Of Driy Brtfiss Hhis OF ine dimensions OF ~
inebe. bv % vel red with styerusernenn Set up IN
--,--gso'. e. The Government fo.ks have recently
nsmsd The Canadas Eas and Var instead Of JHp1 and
49, vbeh h .uythinz but an improvement. Upper
ard Lover Ezypt wsterrd and ieftlized D the Me
go ret.ined t5r 900 wears an adjective distinction
correctly indicating their relative sta4rons and VINE
out even Al attempt a. Innovation 417 Dl"g o.5 =
located a. kingston upon Lake Oa'Aro me OF ron
,ensc OF old France and 10 Price y year % .
cents per sheet Il may soon Increase 70 'azs- nc
writer very well remembers the TINE Nnea E.erNu
peck's weekly up Al Rochester was very hile @ser
ira, Dr. Bakers daily nov however Hoeneseel
.uoports more and larger daires t~ce over tn@n q.
Rrit.h America taken together Llofs 70 orlnz s1o-'
free exchange Of papers between Editors N tne ~
ia states and TIE Colonies have oeen oitca
by Mr. sayner who presidss over tas Fot Ollees "
C.nsS. and exac,s al the nevtposiAge AZ mere %
-.,,s 0f Bis pisce and BY Posrnsstsrs-iscerAa As
NJ Cave JoEnsor seen 70 1aFe ossn MY sS'rSse-
/, % cAeck sTsry gsstul pss'A sn2ro'saeaN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

SUPRExE COURT OF TIE USlTED SrArEs.-
Washirgtou. Feb 6-No. %. Z. FOurniq1et aud vile
rs. John Perkins In error 10 the Supreme Court Of
ouissna Mr.. Justice Daniel delivered ine opinion u
ri. Court Affirming the Judgment of said Supreme
Court 10 this cause with costa No. 30 John rage
sdr,inistr.ior. appellant ". Rufus & Page Inc sa.
ment Of this cause eontnaed ~ NJ AAen iof NE
appellee Adjourned " ktaororI IL eo'0sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

House, by one general Aye adjourned. 80
closed the most harassing and considering the
defeat Of the Anti Grog Proyiso) most dePlorab!e
dav nl the -essinn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

BY TdeSrGPh.l WASHINGTON, THURSDAY req :
Mr.. 5. Lucas of Missouri has been appointed
Consul Tor the Paso del Nore and Lewis Morris Con
sui for Csmpeachy both places being within the ooun
daries of Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

q Fowler, Law school In Cherry yalsy O.
ssgo County N Y-Tse next viii commence % The
let of January Rscions lectures the pfosecuuous d
suite and Tho al and lYumenl Of causes en practices 10
ofhand speaking htsrsry historical and legal ds6sfse ere
among s constant Of tbs school, whose objsr,
tho stDde1 pytleaI Lawyer and a Easy, cor.
rect and eusns extemposnooos speaker bsfose he ents
his profession Circulars eating PLAN he sent by Request
Board kc. from 81 IS 70 IS pcf week Tuition, US q
library &c he Of e year payable arssiy u
sdvsncs. Lsa-rs addressed (posipsid) 70 JOHN guW
LER PrestdsuL nZ 2awOisw6WkWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

~ Water.Cure.-Dr. TsALL rscsivss patients o. bic
eommocous city ssab isbment Is Lsgbtst and Oyess
Bay L. where new and extensive baidings are being
erected Tho Summer tem will commsnce Apfil !. Out
door practices attended W. Consultations ~ In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

GENERAL NOTICES.

~ FowIers a. Wells, Phreseisgists asl
Publishers, Clinton Hall ljl Nasssnst near NE In-
~ Carharts Meiedeens.-fhsseb seaniai ruios
nsumeps 30 Justly celeof asd may be obtained Of BAD
GER the nue MAKER 1871 srosdway who sppointsd soss
agent for tho mangfscnrsrs HSw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

~ WIGS aad Tsupees.-BArcHsLons newly Ia
ysnlod WSs and scsps obtained silver media o. The Fs,r
Of tho American Institute. They are made Of the hsess
natural Of 1nequAed workmanship snd o9sf The
Qpsor advantages Of yhtness natural appear
and durability They 90 fe4iss e 70 dsfy detee-
uon The largest Dsormenf Of Wigs and 1oapses In u
ely can sslsctsd from at BArcssLoss Msnufsrtory
Wal Broadway. Pnyss rooms for hning wiSs-
Copy ne address dsAWAbu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Capt. May OF the
six,eenth Ward last evening arrested one Henry wa,
ace on charge OF having esased me oes'n o
esoSa. !, sppesr. from the Information obtained.
Ano" Is sscSssd wen, into house on Sunday last
,s ssrs saS party were psyus dOnoes when some
sors. ensped which resulted in Wslisee as IS a
ese throwIns Rhodes down INTO .ne ,s, ss died on
by inhctins such wounds upon MN 'nS' NC "'e- -
! asds Morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTSERsHIP NOTICE. s.0hAn.
~ Mss 0sis 0rsnniss Pslso hsv ng sssoeieted w1n
him 10 Business WALTER D. srEWAR1, lste Lods =
stswsrt he Wkolessls Boot sod Shos buanees ~. -
cont nusd q The store stsly occupied ~ 0rsnnfss ~
tsu q Mad nlane commencing 90 ne hfH aa{ sSSs~
nv ls4s under The ira OF 0RAnNlss = sIL"AkI.
February J. 1919 ~
ru,UR COPARTNERsHlP Of WILSON HEN
i DaICK vas Dissolved The iss sra ~ nans
ronseot Elhsr psrtnsf sntbonSed 70 oee ne nsDs ot
The hrn In settlement ofs 'nsi'- IN aMnspRick
rns updsrsixpsd will continue the .rank bas.:ss e Is
Bsory cor CsfhanpssL fTSrl DAVID e. VILLAIN.
NTOTICR,-Jsmes Harper vss dischUred non hs
srnIoy 81 n,csu Co Copal vsrnish msnufoesnfess.
81 peas al Y 10 the month Of Deeember Last Al PEI
sons indebted hsn are hereby cannoned ssans ZeynS
said Harper. n~
NIIss JULIA l.. NORTHALL having retained
lvIto tho Cly prepared 70 resume nof inssuetion
Ia singing Terms for which, and also professional engage
maou nay be Enown By applying o. WA. HALL BON
Planofore and Aase Sore, 20 Broadway " Asod
NJEW.YORK WATkR.CuRE EerABLiSH
lNMEST, with Gymnasium, Dr. PIEkeON, - D. Ply.
sc,sp, offwefth-st and UpivsrStyplscs N S@e
CI0ARs.-go sale . few thsssead vnns nsysna
sse sossA hasolousL Apply = nSsss-a w
V,O THR LADIR9-As eos, . large - slssses =
j sorimssi q Nan Vi<sorises - caeh Dcvs sta'
rnsa u& im'I konASoUye - sev~I'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

srApBINo Casa frscas TOOK pace Ins nlO.u
ing in the Eleventh Ward in which GermAn WIS.
81 scissor, by Cerms lad who arrested and com
United 10 prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
sppoinsmeu. BY the president and Senate

Cvsroa Housx OYFrcrR-CoRSEITrs ; BocAhoC'
naval scsr for the d,trct OF Newlork, u the eIsl'
OF New York, v,cs Mishsel HseEss, dscsssed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

CyF MICHAEL CARPENTER, Esq. Loco, has been
reelected Mayor of Lancaster Penn by majority OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

COIN FOR CALIFoRSIA-Two barrels OF brass
.ersps and filings las, nigh, found on the whsr al
,bs foot Of ROosevetst supposed 10 be part Of 'ne
,,si,h, of the Robert Bovine, bound for California