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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

DE.rH oF R0BEKr WILEISsoS. EsS 1t Is
seldom called upon O. record th- ceath OF a
ciaz-n % prominent AID highly esteemed among Is
and IL people Of ibis county ihe ono Snc % tne
subject Of ihs notce he died hs residence n this
village Monday morun. lzs after Al Illness u inree
weeks Of iyphus fever IL tie SD year q az age Mr.
Wilkinson vs. vel known throughout ihis part Of the
State especially among the religious community he
n.rvr a this county. but ss-ef portion OF us
LIE 10 Warren Co ere he commenced ne Frsc-ce
Of az 10 lse but soon after removed - D-tchess and
settled in the town OF Dover where he eonrnrec TIE
business Of pa profession un; the sprns u sc Wien
be removed % itis town aid continued tssi business
here uni 10 tine u his sickness AZ AZ scvoe-is
Justly ranked smous sbest 10 ~ stair and 80
public sPesker lad es uPeror az r-og -eoce oeia<
% the most tnrng lo'ty, and s-lrrns crsrAcier IN
February, so. Le appointed -lrrcGa-e u tnls
County. under tie scr-.1l strsfion 0f Gov seward,
which o1ce be rec for tour years, giving nlso s.is
f-cuJn 10 tie people decided N1iz on ne Cay s11
Webster school and oiten taxing scuve part 10 A.
tending and addressing public meetings where nis name
Always Drew lsrge crowds, - seldon sl.at any
public honor Bat u Vas particularly N ne re-io-s
world rather ttAc ih- o0ltcs trs tnis Distinguish
citizen shone most cousp.cLogsly dufns -PNEd d
tN-niy years Of TIE latter part o. his E'e-
An active member OF tie Presbyterian Church, 20 an
advocate Of evAng-csl religion temperance. AID ne
great works o.. philanthropy o. tae Day De ~-s ever
among tre srl,st and Ecst c1rsp.cl1-s, % a. ofcA
sions csns '0s acton ard ~ these laoofs "a saosian
Is and practical charities sasciy kept pace Win as
ze.l While his eloquent voice tended q arouse TIE
st-eron excite the Interest and waru tfe sympathy
OF tie Indifferent snous ia hearers IN ia e-oris
u promote the gener. good and slev.tr ih- m1rs.
social and rezious condition Of sn, hls contributions
a. the coacusi-n always spond-d Wiz the @srs
q bic sppesls and douo; whether We rave
ever bad among $40 bestowed more charities n
proPorrOn 70 ia meas TO TIE ehareh, Of watch hs
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Prosre.. of the Cholera.

PHiLAprLFII, Saturday, Aug ls
There have been ts-r- OF Cholera and attn
since yesterday The westher !. wet and d!'asreesble
PgrrssUssH. Saturday, Aus l5
lsree number % committees have gone out "a
meet thu Pres.dent and Governor, Who are expected
every moment flsss syns 10 every direction and
YOU nav be assured the Old Genera VIII meet hearty
rec prOn.
Al Birmingham yesterday there were cases and
deaths from Cholera
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not v.lrs5i- rs-her. . the community q IS
numerous relatives krt frsnis and, shove - % rs
family 80 ln.. sn irr-Dsrsr- one. an - extent
csnno, D. e,iruis-es TIE srief a. as departure .
general ard rssche. a. o. ~aon nis Character las
k,ozr rPouzhk-epsie Journsl. Aug J.
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HTrHrINc- SHINY =. =
J lfgs Nicholas rh.e I're'. "a es.se os =
stroke u paralysis, previously noticed. ied Yesterday
morning he "a. formerly state Attorney and Judge
0f toe supreme Court
lie Il. l.-at-rs 81 Il.rnei % lnt.y -a,i.
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The Gaze Of Nathaniel Child-.

T LV-I'I ITIIaFl AAs II
TIE bill against Nstnari.l Chiifs. Jr cha-gef
with snlberziiug the funds Of the Bank Missouri ia
reported 20 have been ignored hy ih- Grand Jury :
To- The original examination vii, however. - con
tine beiJf. Justice Butler - morrow
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Decision IN the Gaze Of tn. spanish consul
for the Abduction of Rev.

NE~Oz1EANs, We1nes-s1 80 -
The fecisou ~ss gwen to-day 70 the Abduction
"a. n. sDs-t,h c-u,ui "a bound over % stand
n, tri.l a. the Circuit Court 20 - 20 TX. -
cernoer he gave -sl 1 Bonds % soloy iol IS ~
p>sr.ncs for tina Re entered IS rlos' .o.f-- -
.esi against to .ac4. proceed -. fo-l Y.
Mr. Mar. and En.ie e.cs n boss' O. EAU a. II
Her. 70. ne rn interrupted sy'o-e cause and
failed 70 rscs.r. n. rsr- sinser oi re message
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MARTL.sD.-The usme Of the Whis candidate
Tor Congress from Alegsny Olldl District 10 Tao.
MAS JEFFERsos McKAIs, not Mckay, snnounc-
ed by Telegraph J. Dixon RoMss lWhisl was
the member in the last Congress
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The Money market IL without change. The sup
ply Of fret elss paper very limited and rsies on th-
nsy be quoted for such A. 10 per cent The
supply A. Bank continues yet fully equal 70 the De
n-nd. for all good business paper offering Losns on
dividend paying securities may be readily effected si
per cent
The inclemency Of the weather today has operated
against outdoor business Wesre not aware ~ sny
transsctons In FIorH HoWsrd-st fresh brands be- u
II IS and City Nils TIE same price Nothing doing
la CoE~ MrAI ana RYE 'LoUE The supply Of GRAiN
i fair but not large WHAT rather duli small -1r-
Il red good 20 prime. lOo 100 cts white DO rs
ll2 cts CoES j. steady sales Of white ~ - y -
and yellow. 50 90 cts OATS. . 80 cts RYE 5I c.
There is nothing new to notice Ia PRovfsioNs or Gao
cERiT, Prices are unchanged NHisEr !. IN better
request W. note .aes Of bbls ~ IS Is, eta, and
hhds held Al "a "a
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TIE McCERREN CAss-lt will be seen by our
Police report that this has been most strangely
concluded We cannot say exactly upon What grounds
As We have not the fall decision OF Justice TIsrsoN be
toreu. The specimen Of which the public has been
permitted 70 through the paper IN the fol
lowing words
The Justice on careful sn6 lsbonou. investigation Of
al the testimony las dismissed Tie complaint as charged
sgsin.i he CAptsin But as The justice observed As
aud The ghborhOod disturbed hat TOOK plac-
there. sh.l require bond from aim, Or fveognran
with surely. 10 tie 81 unc thousand dollars Tor ls
good behavior for Twelve mouths
The Captain was accused OF having attempted % 80
duee young Irish sirl who was committed to his
care TO be conveyed 10 this country twas proved
md not denied that be took her 10 house Of ~ lame
that 70 escspe the outrage there o-ered 70 her sae
esped out OF a window endsrgenng her lie BY iA-i
from ~ root OF the house where she remained Tor =
long time AL such assistance came a. secured her
from further Efforts 70 prostitute her. Money $50
was offered and given her BY the wife OF the Captain
md others to hush up the matter These are the i.cs
sworn 10 and net disproved-we believe not denied
To damage her previous rsPuiston, some persons
.ppesred and .wore 10 certain liberties which they
we're permitted L. take with the complainant Miss
Dickson vet Al .~ore most positively that they had
had no criminal intercourse with aer While others thAi
knew her and Der family In Ireland iesraed 70 her
previou. chsste character.
That Miss Dickson was inprudeni We DO not deny
Young .r under twenty years Of ase thrown among
s.,icuns Hen. cannot be expected 10 DO everytsins
exactly according 70 the rules o. experience AH1 pro
prietv NeL imgrudsut s5e wss, We cannot see
hat she was proved 70 have been erininsi, While !
-, proved that he taken - house Of VI fame
h.. .he resisted with the spirit u neros1n the direct
ATTEMPT. there acknowledged 70 have oeen mace on
her virtue.
With theSe facts before the Jasrce ne aisnisses Id
COMPLIANT against the CsPtsln Tor a. crime. committed
w Intended against ihs gin put holds ain % bal tn
IN, .sn Of g 900 70 keep TIE peace for twelve months
1--WE rightly understand the decision u % his ihsi
r ire svscs OF twelve calender Tor lunar noatas' ne
,.o,sin M any other person, IN Jasgce InPsoa I
h.iiiuics nav take many yoUas youns SIS As &c
r,.s. 10 houaes OF prostitution, and here Do as %
80. ,-oy.d.,i he secure the windows and oar'
he door, .trcasly and securely enough 70 prevent
,,ss.a virtue from getting % The root 10 AAin iae
oui.t aeighbors BY outcries ssainst ner own raia
~. lx. in s,rsr re times when such decisions are
,is either ia.tic or ls~ II We can get ho4d OF t-s
- decision OF which tire above q only specimen
,.a nv p. tempted 70 review IL FOR The present ~
,.u.a IN mute aim irsfion Of decision ~nicn oct
boso~rrys The legal scsmen OF that resPee's's shH
speGisn character.
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BrOOKLTS rERRIEs

MrsRs EDITORS On Thursday evening last,
Of the boats the Fulton Ferry ran against the
pier 10 entering the Clip on the New York side. BY
which female lost her life and other person At
east sadly injured. Collisions are constantly
taxing place these ferries % prevent which every
possible erort should be made. The writer Of this
paragraph Knows nothing about the circumstances
der which the fatal collision occurred but being daily
crosser ~ the Fulton and South ferries be frequently
observes or more persons Ia the wheel room win
~ pilots Has not this community night 10 ask Of
,n- Managers Of these and other ferries running D.
N-r YORK ths enactment u penal ruiz BY which any
pilot shall forfeit his situation who suffers any person
- enter the rheeiroOm'
~ Tho Jersey CITY Ferry Company have Of
tered reward Of 500 FOR ths and conviction
Of tie Kelly Guards, who nred At the Pilot recently
FOUNDLiSG Somebody left babe. aged about
month, upon the steps Of Ar Brush, lis Bedford.t
90 Saturday night rang the BEL. and away Il WI.
handed over 70 he Police y Be cared for.
DEAD l>FASr DiscovEsED-A dead female in.
i4nt found Saturday night IN az open 10, In
Lsxinst0 avenue near Twenty ninth o. by oascer
Wallace VI the Eighteenth Ward Police No clue could
= ascertzinsc VI rs origin.
RtscUTD FROM DRowsISG Michael Donohue
residing a. "a Broom. a. while labornz under ths
etecs u iqgor s % ne deck al the tool Of stanton
81 near Bells snip yard and you'd nave b@en drowned
10 nor for the timely assistance OF oeers siekel.
and Wade Of the Tenth Ward, who rescued MIN and
sent aim hons Also one Henry Robinson fell into tns
cock a. the foot Of Vesey - and would tsve per.hse
out ior tie timely rescue Of the Third ward Police
~ao oro1sn, nim 70 tie s,Aton-hOuse and afterv.g5
conveyed n.sn home
~ A woman, IN ner hast % land from one O,
tee staten Island terry boats yesterday afternoon lei
INTO 'ne @sier' from which she drawn out VITA
some a.ifcsiy Don't Jump too soon or you Will se,
cold BATH without paying
~ Utsts Coroner Walters held an inquest on
saturday a. the City Hospital pom The BODY Of Jam.
ylyseaei se-d -, ~no Wa struck on the head hy
u.oek 90 thursday iasi, iraegring his skull .inc.
when Re fingered gaul Saturday evening when y,
DIED verdict accordingly Also. upon The BODY 81
an lnkro~n MAJ, who came % oosrd the srs H.rr;e
aEf augusta II pier u, R. on Friday morning an
shorty aisr~Hf iel down and expired verdict
death from disease Of the heart Also upon th, nd,
Of A unxno~n man found eostng IN The water a, ,ls
) y X who appeared 70 have bssn In the water sbou
week Verdict death By drowning e. Also. upo,
tn- body Of second unknown man fognd =, the 100, Il
Ihiry fourth. II n K. aged sppsrsnly Is ys.rs V.r
( DIET death 81 drowniaS
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sY TELEGRAPH TO rHE sEx-YoaE TRIBUNE.

IL For tee.r.psic dispsicnss rseeiT-i r. III iof
Fv-nins Edition Of Saturday. 49, Fret Page
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" The trm Of wv. 7. JEssiscs Co. 10 proysrbis
VIII hose requiring tfsI quality ready made gsnsnis,
large assortment u which are sepI EaSd al he srss
.lye establishment 81 Broadway American Hotsl TIE
new .ye offsncy ffocss JUS, introduced for travelling AID
business purposes, are commended as particularly real
and serieel ssrmenis sgsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

BOSTON. Aug Ia--AEETVIo safuFdsy aitrfn0onf s1p
Excicior. Glasgow, July q ,snslEec. lst irsi lai
So lon 81. bark Governor Hrcs-y Of h.rustahel si-a
GERS brg Autarrs Hsvsrs, Aus p spOte, l7ih a. u
IS lon 20 = ship olive Bfalch Nv Bedford, ior -an
Francisco same day sHip p-voushirr from Nfork
bnF Nofth-rusf Mobir J1ly l7h, for BARGE put 10
IN distress. having spng ae.k % IN zze 90 The - n
Ia s. lou q - SPOKE ~. in.i Al - - 90 - -
Ar Bngs Wander. ssnE, Hsnnault jay I'm Z
Doane Baltimore Judge Whim0fe. HI de.phia
srhr Brsc- do: Clarion. Albany. Ellen, New fork
.hips Columbus Cadiz Jelly Ssh = Petersburg, Liv-r
pool IN sd Cork 9Ih JUN en- inst s -, lon 81
Ban Eupife from Bn.fol Tor Portland. CLEAEED barb
Af-ir- Rogers Phil. bngs Nlcs-fson, Bal. Ma. add
Msrv n Ph a. schr Henry Gurus, bsny-
- join. B-ARslvED ~, Big -ar.n. IN NJ orr
CLEAEEp. bris Lion. Prls; scnr tal-Kyi Nfork
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usrk.t...s,v.o,tr,S. Ausl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Aug 10

The sales Of CoTrOS yesterday were trhins,
holders asking extreme prices. CoTrss advanced and
sales Of Rio were made ~ nc.
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Cessation of Cholera In Philadelphia.

FHiLAoELfHiA' sunday Als IT,
an hsppv b. being sb g % inform y01 that Te
have DO case Of Cholera death ~ j. 20 report
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CHAaIrsroN, Fr5sT tls "
TIE steaue- southern-r arrived s-s'erisy ron
Qusrsnrne. The steamer Osprey Cleared yesterday
Pnilscel Yhs
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MosTRsAL Riors-LAst Apri Mr.. Attorney
General Lslontaines house was Quilted, his furni.
ture destroyed. his susble and extensive library
harmed. and himself threatened with violence and
compelled TO leave his home, It being unsafe to remsn
IN H. Nobody has yet been tired or punished for
this and other ouirsses sesnst the very existence Of
civilized society. bat few days several persons
were arrested and held to bail MS the sigma Tor
ffssh disturbances mob Of rowdes Get on no doubt
BY greater wilson's whose agency has not yet been made
g. appear set "a Tor Mr.. Laionisines dwelling which
aey attacked snd were rePeled. 81 The Aston place
Opera House here with ere arms BY which one u he
assistants killed
We deeply regret to see the Moarea. Mead com
mercisl paper Of good standing, sgsin coming forward
As the spologst Of the criminals and enaesvorns 10
mix up with their party politics and oo'sn political
capital to the Tories from deeds which every honest
cuzsn should censurc and condemn. such scoarse i
perlous the extrems and VII neither rsse the ensi
scter Of the city help forward The proposed VAnss
snd Railroads pesr Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

BsADrs NATIONAL CoLLECrIoS ~ DsoU,sRgorY'ts
S3 and ~ Broadway, corner u futOnst-sraDssf. AID
citizen. are respectfully Invited 70 call AID 10
specimens
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BUSINESS no1IcEs.

AHsacaS MUsGuA AL The standard attraction. Of ne
esAsAsnmeDt remain Ia sf0fu gj bot several sEreeaDs
changes arc announced 10 The .a< de- sars TIE
nous CfocOc q. founders 10 BIO capsciOus cage ard
he R.tesnss- IA. lust sn.hed The .fl ~ Of Of 10
noria coll, mis- ss, years coat AID looks lke tandJ
10 dress
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FLoUR-The market i. dull iaree sales cannot
be made e1cep, at decline some holders would &C
cepf easier rates as - now askrd for sew cusAH-
ssies OF common snd superior ~ 3ss cts CoyTsE a
In good demand u advanced rates Provisions are
unchanged NHIsKY-ssles have been large, and
prices have declined ~ IA ~ cts per gallon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

HUsosRl,N MEsrNG--We trust that those
nave ths ssernent Of shis meeting 10 Be held
In the Psrk tomorrow Afternoon, vii make such A.
rsnssments vii Be worthy Of the esase and Of our
City We understand that the Mayor and ne author
~. generally fully sPProve OF the movement and VII
lsnd u al their influence waen brave people strise
IN noble cause the voice OF a. good men should send
encouragement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

>gwJsEsEN RAiLKosD Mo~oFoLY Amer several years
of painful and oppressive silence, The TrIbtne Of ihs
orulug utoCks IT, ngid lsws and uiers echo II ne
lay hoks condemnation OF ths Infamous snd murdrrOus
monopoly. Whyf Why. Al fAs time Why not sooner
u IAs Iribuas had been bubec into silence years
uii. monopoly would have been crushed ere his
Day Boob Of Saturday
We only notice the above to say that Il u basely
and nssnely fase OF the three assertions 1t contains
only is true, namely that did Saturday pub.
lsh an article against the monopoly in question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

DEATH of GtNEKAL GoDwiN-We regret n
be called upon TO announce the death Of our friend
Gen. ABRAHAM GOODWIN OF Paterson. father Of
PANE GopwIN, Fec. OF this City he served in the
act with Great Britain, when he distinguished
himself but distinguished in private life for
his integrity and moral north. lie vas formerly Poet
MASTER ~ Paterson and had been restored TO the same
position by Gen Taylor We understand nis desih was
occssioned by pulmonary Affection under which he
had suffered Tor some time past.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

THE C"E oF RAY AT HAyssa-The Hrrad
OF yesterday has letter from Havana written tor the
purpose Of fsuni1s the breeze which according TO re-
porS oeFtsin unnamed parties Ere nov endes'o4ns ."
raise against the Cuban authorities. The sun OF the
writer Is 70 make the people u he United states De
eve that II - the duty Of Government 70 SEND
squadron and take Havana without delay because the
spanish Consul a. Havana charged with having kid
mapped man at New Orleans This sort Of game Is
too transparent. we presume 10 sGcsosd with he zen
sble people in tbs county We don't think The gen
uemen who propose to conquer Cubs vii get the
United States 10 go srscks with them us; Al present
Il seems that Rey told TIE Anenean Consul At Havana
thai he went there OF his free will and did not De
sire bis otcisl Interpretation % procure bis release
wniea the Consul offered. But according TO the Hr
Aa Information Rey wss 81 the time 50 inrmdsiei
oy we SPsnTds that be dared accept the certain
irseo0n ~nica WAS oAerei him To as that the man
was 80 frightened THAI re did ut dare leave his xia
nAPper' ana lers when he could DO 20 perfect safe
~ an soserdity which indicates snyt hing ou; that
feruhy OF h'enuon requisite to rsvolat.o pIe Cuba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

~ We have iull reports OF the las, four Of D..
Aratrers highly intoroSung Lectures On Hungary
which will appear As soon possibly ind room
for them
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

n NJ Cfs a'd Cs-nfs IF No. to-s o ~ a T. a. Ia,
.Ir = lfagnsf ~
Me-. ~ Women, -, Boys -. CARS. .ss-rolal "a
! -"
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CoNss-Lanles are respectfully invited examine ne
enoce sescuOa of Dress Comb. a. ne subscribers store
ne variety 3 beyond al dOsbt The greatest 10 ne ey
amOug which vii be found the open cham pattcrn, 20
much admired. Also. be obtained every aruc.- ~
pertaining 10 The toilet AL SAUNDERS,
aul7 w. 81 Broadway bet~e.r Wsser a.. " hts 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

The following table show. the gradual tecre'so IN ne
general mortality wei Is .n Cholera from the hga
g, point on the 2lst July, 90 the present time
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r. ScHrScK's PULzoSIc SYRrP II We were efe'
&c Glued with pztelt medicine u wa Schercks 5yfsI
". hav- Kept if IN our house FOR Aen f"o yess,
au1 always found u snf.ling remedy 10 81 e.ses
u colds coaghs kc Fortunately FOR ourselves. We ossY
bad occasion 10 try u for cOnssmpton' Dlt
vel stisstec cures, Of wncn viii D. found 20 o-l -
verti,.ng co umus have oeeu performed BY t. A. svss
able family medicine and which should % AeP'
every house, We recommend u 10 our frencs,
8 per oolts, OF bottles Tor ~ ClcAs-e' ~
csaeral Agents. 81 Barclay o.. Ne~-York. "a
Branch D,pots BROOK 20. Ny. Mnssrei Hay, -.
Falloc--t: Wlihsn-barsh, ny. d. No~i.' 10
b4r.h y Y John Van Mort; Poughse-psie, 7. ~
So. Dame, Newars. " J. Consin S-yiil. hIs r a
Patterson. N J. DR.. {. Ings. Jers.y City, y
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DEAD i>FASr DiscovEEED.-A dead female in.
f.ni found on Saturday night IN AZ open 10, In
LsKinst0n.svenue, near Twenty ninth ct y osscei
Wallace ot the Eighteenth Ward Police. Noclue could
= ascertziIsc u rs origin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

spOfners pen and pocket sniyss Of he moro rare Na
oeasus pserns many Of hicb have never been osoIs
imported Also, variety Of unique sruees iof tvie 80
They have been .e .ctaf win sspecls and var
rznied % be the be.t ousufy q sAUNDEhsk SON,
ALI s,soa- IA Broadway cor Liberty and SsI sfo1H~v
y THG NGrALLic TAsLEr SrHop, FOR Keeping rsf 70
perfect order sriice has been 90 long ard iavo
rabiy k-oyTn public a. - need 90 comment on ~
virtues sufnce cay 70 has no equal 10 producing rs
kcere.t possible 81 se 70 ne razor.
q SAUNDERS son, ~ Broadway,
aulT 3,sod- cor Lb-ry-st and 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

FOUSDLiSG Somebody left babe. aged about
a month upon the steps Of ar Brush, &c Bediord.,
Saturday night, rang the BEL. and away Il vas
handed over 70 he Police y be cared for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

~ Tho Jersey Civ Ferry Company have Of
tered reward Of 500 FOR the and conviction
% tie Kelly GgaTcs who red A. the Pilot recently