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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

liz. FOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGREs.
..-Arrlval a. Panama u nc Pacific steamer,
Z a-lforuis and Disqualification ha. been
ief-lFed " le ARRIVAL a. Panama Of the above steam
rfs IRON san francisco mus opening direct cOminna-
c4roa WIN ae Gold Regions i1 about tnir,y day. me
Jlted States MAJ Steamship FALCON viii sal rom m.
fot win TIE MAJ Tor te Pacific Steamers % Tnur.day
Jilr = rrf-o1s de-irul- Of securing pas.aze .hud
make immediate application the number To- D.. aiken =
An-l-d- Apply - u. y. ROBERTS. l-s Wesl-.t
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CARCEL OR MECHANICAL LAMPS-Jc - -
Y crir-t from DE bet mari lclrers a. Par. large a.
sorrrerf Of Carce or mechanical Lamps u The 1-Ten
All richest PATTERN Aso corret- supply 9i ffrufh
90 Carcc. J.oae-. CHM cs arl Wcks. JOG sac BY
DIEIZ. BRO co. Wzsl-lgr1n Stores
rl9 = lie Nillan1--t
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v
IL F.rsfe of DAVID JONES decreased Tile foi-
lowing valuable real estate l bee sold ai l4nAc tuct on
attae Merchants Exchange IN ne 'y Of New Oh on
the lth DAY Of June next l b. o'clock 40 noon of mar DAY
a. .-. -r irr ,h- a,t ss.'-fy corner OF rh.r, lah
a,d r' 7sal-, osas .! 'es SO n'-'' l' 'ai i''f 'na
rao 90 on he .os'h-r, 80 OF Fo't-ih'i aaai rs -e,
se-i-'} hen re 'o'n"-'-fl ', ~ 49, 10y s's,I' %.
rfr,- a on tse -e-,--y .is b- Second av'nl-.
,-a-s cal Of aa M os-s - l-stss nrh-- DO hoa' and rear
ot. IL ,oau-ry .d- Of yor-'h 4 i','ai ioo ee
Fsr-t each of ad o o-as % -ei n hoa sad rear 40 -
sIgar- ~. yius mmssa'-i h- rear ofh- 81 o'' '''
p,r,- oflsnd yns h- -, Rv-' 'tua. tn, south
-.-,-y q A- nd thirty sb = beng =
-- a ir'et 90 80 shh ~ 40 - ~ ~ ~ y.
= o.. y, on n. .oats-ry Of -'
eng - let 10 iron and rear 49, = l--i i~ph
E--a ne aofa-rJ 'd- of Fonri>--th T. h-iF-en II
pr- Third and cn-nrrg on no cofn. oi
ir'ag sns four',aih It ~ c'f- ~ 80 ~ -- rn'
D. 'front.' on Foufte-a - 'nf f-' a1a ~ let nehss 90
r--aty ar o,s aor,h-ry Of rhry ar.,
NJ Esh sut Moth sT.nu--, com'acng a. pat 90
rhfy % ..si o. l-us IS -s oai .as
l0 -, .a.shy .t- II he SnrL avenue.
.nne a. ~ aonh sassry cotn'r i nf,t ., sni n 40
ID depth
U.h rafty ffst lag be souh ~ast-r
l.f rhr'l Saa a.-n1s. -aeh q beng a
b. tats.n ~. 10 80 .oat~ry of INIT.
th- st al Nnth as-aa- e.mHs.nk ~ s.t @-'srs iam
ot 8-ng s- oat .nd cas- - -s aeh-. d-pis
3 To er ea the aora-ry $50 Of lasih o. e~~e-n Tie
.a -as,-y orr-f AID rhft-tlss -srl
aens q sst frat and rear aaa 90 --t ls' ssp'h oa
a 0a- % o., tn. s,''A.sy 81 Of -,a It - as o. -.
F-,i-y s to- two ~ 81 .1s- f-si-i aat beng I'D feet
l frl1t trd roar. tri ~ - = a'l-- u f~pih
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BOOK TRADE.
SCHOOL, hooks.

EOODRiCHS Pictorial uifcd States do do England
VI DO DO France; do DO Greece, DO Go Rome, Pnnes
Prec icL French Grammar, hey 90 do.i fnney flfsi
Book ln French. do. DO with hry-
rrt faa-,'- fscnet fr-sn Grammar has a'e @- 49, pee
tie ferfh iuti. Academy ~
.,lrs Of M .aIs. stove or, s8.s OF f- kf ~hh
u-et atofsus an1 tscrer. ND'L'etfns
M lH.I-.4 in.1fa t'ii'H1 h-a.t'J
PuhNsled and for sale by
mS-lif III NTINOTON SAVAGE, 20 Pearlst Y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

ID OuElNC-Gc0fNin' Patent Cement Sheatiiu- for
lARoofs il chcsp light ard curatle-Vrice = cents er
ooh Ga ltilcA luafls, q Per Cat over
an " nc snd warranted APpS 10 : GOODWIN. p
CO.iege-ps near CAsuioeTs-s- kcteEenccs h Ess-
sorL r,of do.e g6sC f,-L o. Ceure-s; DeCusse ro1
iose 50 icet IS Messt Alderman Ferns. roo done.
~ irct ST. Grcsnwlcks -. Or 4. ~, rooi done, -l
81. 10 Frcnt-si nv 'u-
rrNO PRINTFR~-One second band large imperial
< WasnnEfar P-css "a tl rollers coinpt'r a. - go'd
,.,, e Ss.,i R HOE 4 co o Gol8-st
- .HATOGA WATER>-Fron Pavilion. kupire-
sSio.4ue all Congress Spun-s. constantly Icec4N - Az
s,f sa.a. ~ lhe quantity o. retail, ~
uyS oA>SNhh = AoS.>D. - $500
uANGINGS-PePer,$ 1900 pes from y % y Iacees
t.-,n,sns prcss GAUNF \ DERRlCKSON, l5s SOasa-si
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-. FOR KHYPOKT AND MIDI

S-ssSl-s<TOWN POINT, tlsndng al Fon Hamilton
Zach way THE steamer JOHN HART
Will make daily trips tSundsys e1ceptedl between Key
port and New-YOrk, leaving Keypon al o'clock A. ".
and Newly ORR, from the foot Of Chsmbersst O'clock
NJ dunng the months Of July and August She viii make
TWO tips per day, leaving keypou q o'clock A. snt
p NJ and NewYo'k at 10 IN ard Up. n. as 2m.
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fo FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY

IN FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY
- PROPERTY A ias-r 81 y acres superior land, 10
me order House spacious, and tenant house. TWO
barrs "a th other Oubuding-, - thin halt mile ali u
.a 90 The Harlem Railroad Depot AZ White Pialus fue
apple aud peach orchards and abundance 81 other frlf
well ~ excellent water aud living spring ee-
81 - feet above the ~ tie house, which could
De- nfro ced fnrOlg nOu AZ small pense Inquire IT
ANDREW MARITIME " bite J. ans, the prefnls es. or
" THEODORE MARITIME 10 Ninll-ayenue, New
YORK myl5 i'm
q FOR SALE, OR TO KE>T-A farm OF 3
- tcrt-. lt mIle- from New I1fz. and hall mile from
- HUNTS Bridge, Harlem Railroad Depot. 10 not sod
re l0lse aIi few Of land all be- for
year Possession given lnuel atrly. The tenant can
have he privilege Qi using ls fruit and vegetables are
ri.sef % DE place. Apply " THOMAS OAKLEY near
be premises. AblJAu OAKLEY
Ea4t Chester, April a l849. myi7 W.
n FOR ~ALE-Tle lea.e Of Biua-stoue Quarry. 20
- -elef ~itl the horses, cars dock tools and s III
- .nfr euenf. necrs-iry Tor carrying purpose The
-sn u AIRY situated a. lr foot VI reud-.L On
l- tas RIVER, and ncce--4be tJ yesse.s ~ auy lie
mya st. ROBERT NcBRAlN lil Wa,er--i
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I,IAS@-WARE.-G DUAMYR LYMAN A %

HIAS~-M AkE.-G. III Ahifk LYMAN A co.
II Manufacturers 81 tss-N are. 80 C.f-.f Nev-l ars
tren tor TIE r'rI STATE. ta>s Co fe >st 81 tr jersey
GLASS. and ass-y generally art e-c.f n- -- aate u
hand great varirfv 81 rr'-c arf NlTn girssi drug
..fs' aia pcriucrs ware AID surs ui al Ail-- cNHf-
Co.ocue bottles: male ant female glass nscs pr r
she xui shields. graduates re-iniale show rut, end
lars for druggists windows, .NtClon4 nt~-trts, pieis
oines half one Two a-1nis ard .orcr ftc walls maze
aud lclualc cruals, uolal l-rei-- eoi-r-, t -
chimaies ipmtieis AZ. a.. lits4.,'s lo,tcs ae e4
5o.t.e- mcls ana bottles, end glass 90 al Au.> n-e .e
order Ofdcls ly ual promptly cNtca.eA A--Ie>s u
0lAlNER LYMAN 4 Co IS 4 Ia-,i. y ). uN1 iawrHf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

n srASCE oi order o sprras sts d
srs fors hereby gwen p.fsols having
CHASE OsGooD, se Of The Cty Of NeE Tod d-ceasst Pre-
he Nth sab.erber 4
ID lagsr. Co. 80 lll Pearl street Cfl rem
bsiof- th- ity lor
LAY Il N0ysgibsr, lsso. JANIS WEIGH. AiutastsDf
"a la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

IL FOR NORWALk-Landing et Port
-. Chester, Rocky Neck and samford.-Pss-
. cents-The and splendid steamer
NOkWALk. Capt silas Reynolds, viii cave ne lier
al The i0Oi Of Markest daily At - O'Clock, P ~ Re
ulning. viii leave NOrSak every morning AZ O'clock,
Stanford II Rocky Neck al 2, Port Chester a. ~,
arriving in Newly ork about 10 o'clock stages will be N
readiness the arrival Of the boat AZ the different land
ings convey passengers all the places con
necled with the route. For passage freight apply "a
board al the cfce the wharf All persons are f0-
bid trusting any one on account of The above boat or
her owner. JOHN y. RODMAN,
myA q AgenI, loot Of N0rLh.Moore.sL ups!a.rs
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$3.50, ga--ags may BE- secured By cary app .csi IN tr 4
nf1--cia-s -ilp, - i-l Der ergo Oh board aud viii
-a 10 Nv days. g furnished with the best progs oo-
ana 'lA.- sDfss ue Maraei supply and PROV led ~.
FiSsrs sf Ne Owners - DO accompany her. a.. number
- On ~ caDn her accommodations are very superior
tna ne company select Apply By letter 10 box u Posi-
D--ee1 VII fe4! name and i al. be attended H.
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r,19,MORNING BOAT FOR COLD

49,. ,sPRING- PEEKsKlLL, slNG-slNG and
informed iaie place.. the neW steam
er JOSEPH BELKNAP. Cspt J r. Tslnan. viii leave
foot Cnambers-st every mo1lng AZ o'clock. Reulrn
l11. leaves Cold sprng a. Il n and Peekskl al r NJ
Nesburgh gtl ". fOr passage apply on board, 70
my25 6m- WIN RADfORD co. ~ Wesi-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

CALIFORNIA r-s. By any route ssen a. ,l -Airn Prs
mia ua joins A. UNDEhN GOD. A-r---
= Merchant. Excll-Ee. h1-Qvrr-sf y. Y
JoH~ McCoNs. 81 D Me1ca Ex4r--er, JOS D--ze-s-
SD 5uMNLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

y DTiCE u HEREBY GIVEN sccorsog ~ p-f.ons
y - sgansi ARCHIBALD GORDON ~o he foun
Rsfnord merchant DO that t-v fsgusf etihf
he 9Th sosh.- thereof fh- -unsern~r, The -
OBJ %
Casti-fon Caany . GEoRGK cATfiN. ~
La ef- 80 ~ Pine -~f, Nv fo. 0f -
lor- fh- gfh fty of Olt0b-f Dated Arr d. lrtl
sAKkH A. 0ORDDN. Adr4risfrsfriG
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joins l. LANRESCE, )Et-cutor
MARY CLINTON JONES. s1i
CHARLES A. CItNTON. FKetltuf.


\OfCE gwen, Pufsusuc- Of order Of Ito Sufro
County kuEs. al p-rsols haFg cils sfsnst
BFNJAhN ADAMS. late If 'tr CITY ~ brnosyl, - Coo - -
k. srhbt h- ~h the thereof o. he
xrsd DANIEL EABt RY Atlanta Bsat - fIfon
o. be- CITY II Boo.lyn. henry MURPHY. No ffonf
.at oi, belize 10 tissu'h ial "a No'-nt~ s"
Dated. Mp = i.iI DANiFL hNtiN
III I.nnn ulNMl [. nLLPHl-
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To IFT-A furnished or unfuruished room $50
u on o.kcu. Inquire - Broad" A. entrance ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

JyBLic ADhlsIsrRsroE's OFFICE ~ ss.ssa str--'
ryfss h-f-0y 80 sns 81 sa q LUIS
IA tONlAiNE native u Ffso~ Of ~ CITY n Ns- Turs
s sso-ss-s an ~hs sr-a hay- s at,stss hat .sa
~ ts ssf go8utg lfs of --f. ~ a.
upoa 1tsts ~ - day q
jar rs1 Il 10 ocos The ofeocn D.tef 80 ron ssJ a.
JaHsss TsAYER
1slf 2arf- P.tia
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PURSUANCE oi a. order ri ls s4frg.t- OF Co8nfy
tN1r f1f.. 4ofr- hereby r-rs.ls having
sgft ALEXANDER CA5lADEN, sts Of ths Cy Cd ION,
A. her N0lf0e fty o. Y0fs
a1 NJ ~l lie sss-1 ~ OF Algl.f a.sDsiss s~s ne
- az U F-.f.Ay lslt ELiLAEETH CASCADES
IasfFir Sr-..fr.r
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A. PURSUANCE a sn or.r 81 l- Surrogate of CoaHfy a
80 fn .otf- t-fs9g 20 al psr.on- having csns
against JOSEPH Pkift-pN lf fae ,iy al Nrs fUn -
c-s~i. Yf~s~uf l- sNflefs flsf
l. oft- No i Nest Tho fy a N~N ior.
be- 70 - tffJ ff DAY ~ Jay fpsf-i Sa sos 80 Isb
tly afJsnusp, 80 % RANDOLPH MARTIN.
a
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b lure of Premiums above Disbursements. 80 o.
TIE Board ol Trustees have i- DAY declared dividend
of FurV per cent Oh the amount Uf Premium on fqces thai
have ru for twelve months. aud u proportion .ur shurei
periods uf fme be cred fea Ol fie BOOKS of fe Com
PAW and f0r which certificate, WILL be issued. DO accord
anrr pa fle charter
Trey have kes, cc ared interest of per cent
Oh fle amount of previous OBJ fdrud- payable iu cash
MORRIS FRANKLIN. President
SPENCER BENEDICT, : -PresL
pfrNy FrrFwt~. Arflarr mFit Jaw no
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DCsLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NJ Ss-..a .,f.~, =
So BE- hereby .tea o. 10 jobs
ID Ntb,lfk late ship Nafla
alleged o hss- f-i est~- hat ne saesf.
30 atnf- o. us Pu'r Ainastftto be- alf-fl aud o.
PED o. b. trn scroisg uo.ss
al srecpt stric-,rztofo fhe dsy u
June n-I--Ds;-s N-r Yofk asy . lsss
u5sisN4N JANIS 3 THAYFR Psbir A<ufri.traf0r
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PURSUANCE of a. ossr Of s4ffor.ie ,a-aty &
N-N fs, aof 30 a~f-ty ggea h p-ras tYg fsiasf
bhNJAhH TAYLOR as ~ ~ c} ~ N~s hssen 6e~s.-d %
q~s-ff ue 9Th oge~rs fhr~of .ns
o Jlsah 49, 30 30 q " sl.ffs- d
~ 1@nf- re hHe@ath go 0i Augu-t Nr You
dsY 1f F-5ruary, -. 10 lawn AStE TAYLOR AfrnsrL
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DEPOT OF AMERICAN IARBLE.-Ameri.
~ marble, t1f -uL1- and Ertre-tols-, monlmeuts
post- 1-as-s sarglng b1idi1g etc. f5-l oiarry at-lV
opened ~ Vermont. owned by ne -aaecr Der. w10 a n
execute orders 10 any fescr -rll M marble required
MzulftrrlTrrs s-pp.e1 lileral terms.
JOSEPH ?. LIPPITT
sew-Y1rk u West-st. and - Wsshngf0n-sr
myl8 IN H. DIR Aren't
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NEW-YorY ANp GRrENWoop

~ LINE OF STAGES. irom ne f11t 81
@s-z-S..sssd. Wh.'sha-si NEWTON Stage fare oa.y
E---------t 81 cents
Pace -r. wishing visit Greer Odd can leave he
flul 0 IS .-.l where Stages from all parts ~ i4e
C'y VI Nrs-i 9rE rel'sr by -e Ham.fll-ave Ferry
0 ,ofl Broc1vr. llg b. lael tJ De- Orrela 0od Gene
Terry Gaze. Boz e1Ifs Inc 20 hr.c4ss stages lld
vi lnd The shortest Gle pest ald m1- essalt rts
o. Gre,u.Fooa CARLOS CANE s. co.
~a.tn VI I'D A. rtt. 1870
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!. FOR CALIFORNIA-ElRsr yrssEI-rh,

zSs<<- FOR CALIFORNIA-FI FIRST yEssEL-The
sez--s '-lc4ass sAp PkOBUS. 10 clear Oh Satur-
. "a! next Al IRE ght must be sent down a. once
y rle5 p 'SriA RIVER Al Applications for passage must
,' Dle before caiurcaythe bllk Of bb- freylt can
nj f1ss ,APIy y l. B. SUTTON, 81 Wast Or JOHN
49,, 10 " sl--si myG w.
<<rS FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.-Tbe
.==y< 'ar2 ALICE TARLTOS Will be spaiched on Sat.
4fday morning. One tine state-rOom remains Dis.
grdAlOflef uperor vessel will immediately .uc.
coed DE A T. For balance Of freight passage apply Ia
HyI7g ISAAC 7. SMITH, loi Wal cor. Froui-st.
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NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN, sccofflF porous
y having ssfn,t JOSEPH IOfikS. as Of tho Comfy
ri Richmond iee-~i. D. pf-s~n 'h- t fr vouhss
fLssi sl1fters. tho The estate 81 af a.
.-d the fe 0i r-.ts1- of kqhfs ien fhs D~a 4
W--6-s -tf county, 1-or- t -~ni o jus 1et
Dated Jsnlag =, 1853 EFhNAlM J. TOIIEN
II1 ia-tm- ABh o. TOf1kN
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~ Oskl f tho Hon Dale in-rthau. Jats- 90 no court
- Common P-s. fr Cay srt County ni -" iNfA,
~ h-s grv-n pursuant "a h~ rr,esfs % - statute -
an hn-nts 4,nst afscndnE concealed 90 e'n frsl cot
M Dol. that AZ attachment issued against e estate ni iANlf
NtNTNRE f--i-nt f-st,f' ans iAf no -an- VII =
. IA . A,mt t-bt.. unless he appear and i.s- sech
alta hen aaeofns a. la~, shn nn@ mo- s nom 'h- h. fnb
Isf o and fha t- nent ~ si irs Jus a. Inn
w resident. srt h- delivery o hm ~ of Do use ni ay
m f~, belonging hn. and u- transfer N ~
,.- s.t ls, "a september $50 WAIkER SASH.
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- y jmc'9y end wareroom. p Iwelnn-st
~ n near Broadway. Tie subscribers respect
] u ] Jm4y invite DE public aud professor 70
cal ami their assortment Of pianos eeg AIT
cases. fne touch and iour with All ne modern
INN -0.g..n.erf- "a srrarfeI NIB lnt'
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~ To IFT-A age shop. With srean power.
{ " SlMONSON, lsl Lev 80,
Ia mvit =
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FOR SALE.

~ FOR SALE, o. exchange for better e.a.s Pop
-. ~ - rr-rr-,ov.s real estate. .hr history eNr
- r-- h-ss ,,+h store .4s >evertl-sf r'i.'d '--
wear ,- over So Inquire q, - W .iansi my '.eo'
- FOR .tIE-The good substantial l''o-s'ofl ana
IA - 80 r'-se vtth cellar &c. 9c FTNrk inst N
- good order fas folding doors, fusfoe man, -,
I'm 80 4. l. 49, be- sold ow and Cn sccur fnesiains
tenn. ApD.yto ala lwis.wos'l Cs Kot' 's a.'s-
-TUIRTY-FOTRTII-~ LOTS Fuk sALf.
tT Two .a,s 1r lhr'y io1ri ss..h 80 TIE
- ~f ivav between seventh aHd fi- 80. -
. - ~ s ~ ,,.ia GRADED and severed The Io's are
,-..,tf " CANFlELu. 100 Grcen"ich--i-
=. FOR SALE OR TO LET, a't ros-r.''q r s's
e - ..i-sfay .sl desirable residences ~ ''N'
L. ,,..h ,r "a aorf lands at-.rlcl ket 80 rt0'
,s,,-a stsino Sere-a elegant building s4'ts 90 '-e
sAA-- .t.' 40 r. GREENE. 10 Fear.-st.
r. FOR -ALE-A smal teln.e house ai5 * .o-'
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m FASHIONABLE HATS sa med. ne
Ill III -l-.l -.-ce ever D1erel e.elalt French
la-s. a. Tie low price " g. usually sod Tor g.
Also. al article a. ) . al g -,-lel- bats 40 -
my4 ll BROW y. p C8nal-st-
IN SPRING FASHION 1919 SOW READY
40 ISL. a1sec - any -lfec ia his city iOr
e.-garc-. llrab.lfy cheapless a. Tie Ole-prce
store, lis C4-a.-s- Every article warranted ~ eve
sa1sfacaon- n JH'l J. W. KELLOGG
rDRE~~ BOOT-.-Frest French CaL s. o 3
Il Pine CAT bQ0f-. $ 81 Cater, shoes Ac. %
- lart u.rlfic-lrcd b. liz subscriber ifgil The
- ae.. materials warranted lo-e c-rr in TIE city
Ca and examine. J. LAYING - Ana-sL
A. lneod Nassa1-st-
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ny OhDtK 10 too ea~r frst Jiz- Of u- court
- Com7ar h- CRy sat County Of ~ loA sot.s
st-r f Tho tf-f1rs N WILLIAM
OSBORN. af N~s i0k. ont f-t1f m si-
huf fh- sai jnff- ai Do teff 90 hs
ca, . Tie t 1T New f0f., tho twenty eighth Jay o." lpte
rssf 81 of ita isy shf fn n"'l o.
n.os-at- stand be- made 400 h. ~ ih'E'a
feb according fl The pnffEns 10 TIE stii' r ~
mst- susf t t- application 90 90 h
tnd Dated the 1st of April. l-ts
lasIHs Go BRADSHAW A'tnfH -. ~ 'f'' ~
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EEVy-YORK CEMETERY.
ACCORDEONS.

VA. LEANEsNoETH, GENERAL AGENT.
Or-a Ns--sl-.r Imy % Fl
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TR,yER 4 RAM-AY,s PIANO

tt : ~ ,FORrES are among -le best 10 the city,
5-T-If 4 dsnd are sold VhoIesa.e and retail AZ 6
] "a ] JBroadway. NY. They Po-sess every de-
rahle sht tngch power and richness VI tone.
sly and fl.sh Dealers and others are ns iel 20 cal
md examine mis- SIM
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II PURSUANCE ofs-f the CoaaD Jafs- t- 'Danj
u Qu--us hereby gv-n. arcodE o. law % AT p~ns
harcs clam. sesn. DAVID JONES. s- of Nsern. n No
County Que-n. i~c-s.ei. tfH fib sf- 70
qa.r-t erhhr vouchers thereof % rrrt-fl
trs Of - isst ~l srf i~urn ~ he asi ief~i
t- place 81 T. swr-ucs of ssi tors
" ALE. Ms CTS af Nse i0 before M sshA fsy
Of August lsrt.-Dal-l th, ylfh t.y u Jnuusn, 50
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At the Annual Meeting Of the Workingmer
League held 10 this city the following address and
resolutions were unanimously adopted We be'peas
for them a candid perlsal
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From the ". O. Della. oflSfh

lHE CEMETERIEs.-Nearlya all our ceme-
terles are under wster, so as TO cause grea,
Inconvenience in the burial of the dead. Yes.
terjay, hearses were driving about from one
cemetery to another, in the vain search of
dry place 10 deposit the dead The Protes.
Iant cemetery, at the foot Of Girod street, is
about two feet under water.
The Potter's Field is also flooded Tho
tops of some Of the graves are barely discern.
able above the water, and in stepping over
them, the foot sinks until it meets the collins
below A large portion of St. Patrck's, and
even Of the Firemen',, is also flooded, and
the lsraelitcs' cemetery is several feet under
water.
| The INuNDATIoN The water in the rear
the city fell from three o four inches YES.
terday, from about ten o'clock in the morning
when it commenced falling, till night. This
is attributed, and we presume correctly, 10
the opening of some eight or ten large pas
sages through the loyee at the lake, which
give outlet TO the water flowing through the
cuts made in the Metairie Ridge Another
cause the abatement OF the water, no doubt.
was the prevalence of strong westerly wind
through the day, which lowered the water in
the canals and bayous running from the city
and its faubourgs TO the lake
Speaking Of the Sauye crevassc the Delta
says
The ship hull which was sunk has beer
swept through the crevasse, and will no doubt.
in due time, finds its way down to the new
canal
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Tucsoap, Atap 90.

c. Too much pains cannot be taken to
prepare for the Cholera, and then, if we are
fortunate enough to escape it, we shall have
no cause TO regret our vigilance. AS we have
previously said, and as pas, experience
shows, this malignant and rapid disease finds
its first victims in those hooks and corners
where unclesnliness abounds it seizes the in
temperate, in eating and drinking, and those
who arc negligent OF their persons and gener,
al health sweeping of these, with fearful ra'
pidity, when the Gather is hot and the atmos-
phere naturally foul, disease is created in
the air, which is inhaled even by the healthy,
and thus the work Of desolation and death be-
comes extremely alarming. The cite around
US are making Preparations for summer, in an
ticipation Of the disease in Boston, the
council ordered all The by draun,s to be opened,
on a given day, for the space Of six hours
and persons who had not introduced the
Cochetate water into their houses, were re-
quircd to keep their pumps in operation for
the tpace of an hour. by these means a
the cutters, alleys, lanes, streets, &C., were
thoroughly cleansed. In other places similar
precautions have been taken, and the like puri'
fcation obtained.
We suggest to the Town Council the pro-
priety of appointing some suitable Per'On or
persons to nspec, the whole town, compel ey-
cry one to clean out their cellars, yards, hog
pens, AMI other places Of filth, and 10 take
such other precautionary measures as may be
deemed advisable. We know tia, in some
parts Of the town ,hi, is absolutely necessary,
for the comfort and convenience OF those living
in the vicinity nj the nuisance., II no, as a
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ADVERTISEMENT.

We found the following advertisement in
one of our exchanges, and transfer it to our
columns, because we think that il is admiTa-
bly, adapted to this meridian -
WANTED, One hundred and seventy-hyo
young Men, of all shapes and sizes, from the
tall, graceful dandy, with hair enough on his
upper lip TO stuff a cushion, down 10 the beard.
less upstart. The object is to form Gaping
Corps, to DO in attendance at the church door
on each Sabbath, before and after divine ser
vice, to stare at the females as they enter,
and make gentemanly and delicate remarks
on their persons and dress. All whs wish,
to enlist in the above corps, will appear at
the various church doors next Sabbath morn.
ing, where they will be duly inspected, and
their names, personal appearance, etc., regis
tered in book kept for that purpose, and
published in the newspapers. To prevent a
general rush, it will be well to state that
none will be enlisted who possess more than
ordinary intellectual capacities.
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c7- We find that a statement which an
peared in the News, some days since, assert
ing that Tennessee was the ONLY State in tho
Union that up 10 the first Of January, 1919
had not Mile of Rail Road within its borl.
err, is incorrect.
The paragraph was taken from one of our
exchanges, and has gone the rounds Of the
paptrs quite extensively.
BY referring 10 Pictorial Geography by s
G. Goodrich, Esq, published in 1915 il will
he seen that in speaking Of the Rail Roads IN
Tennessee, he says, "The only works of this
kind, as yet executed, are the Memphis and
Lagrange Rail Roads, 50 miles in lenlh, with
branch Of - mics from Moscow 10 Sum
incrsvie ; and the Iliwas,ee Rail Road from
Calhormon TO Knoxville, 20 miles.
We also learn that, in addition 20 the above,
there IS now being constructed Rail Road OF
seycr al hundred miles in cngth,to extend from
Nashville 10 Charleston.