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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

AsHEsAfs rood ssmsai f T- saa.Ae u5us are
- ~ go sa. e 56ab 81 e Pearls. aaa D. Tor Pot,
COrfON-fh-. 90 msrtst 06sy hot-s gss.nfy firm
BIT 'ss ov could - prs-d 9P a. haae a. bat 5sJss isns
rL0UR AND sEsL-Ts.1. b.' ss-a COS s.a.ss se 49,,
.oa nsss ehsaks lsot.noa- Isfs .bppas
psro-s ras s,., ssas. Tb- ..., A., a. sa
~ os common asd good ss s.aso Tor good .astt w-st
"a Nv of gsf- ), is5<a4 -. vita
- bo. -ay ne above are
fnat az 9TH email s.e. sosth-fn sass ds-r ssy
CkIS-Ti- nsA., bold ARMY f,r wis., ..3 zoo s,.b CHI
sod a. - ~ FOR nnk O-le..s 81 llla No. fh
olt 's-. g. demand ~ Tsfs roi ngs.ry iof Corn
40 - n'-i "a afn % cos- a. Tor H.
80 ~ y ~ 1lsh a. 5s ds, of ri ngsng srrys
of Ry- are 90 sa.s 81 80 q r-,-s IA 49,
e Att- s-ft.r s.... rb-ra A. 49, " S '
"h,h is - o-iof- ssl-s 30 b1. Q1c ~ Ohio snd
q H., P'.oe D,lss- aoansly lD5 alic
fkOYl,loNs-Th- n.rs,t inactive ~ Poh ts, w,hog,
a'ns- " importance ih- mafss ho~sgsr tsnars sora-sr4
~ .. reach Dl 'Co .ess,sk sr
scn- 30 P,ft 80 % pf.sts an, T6.es ne
nY f-ih 'ass y BET e. "a o 10, Pune 200 eli fo Mes
isfe h-.y sad Dull. -th t-fcs. A. h. r
.-sn 'rnc-f-f ~ oE0ca er g. al = io ~ ne
s-,. 20 ~ 40 u-fess CT Neat pea - sbosssr.
go h.'' .na = isf -r,,. iae1aias 20 t-so.s lot
- .-' .1qfe'ei f Pass-g6a sac. Cheese
70, sIsor a. osi nc. Batter heavy
LlNE Loot 90 hai. Eastern -, .os Al soe peal
~ , vhk,s5ns 100 5oi. Wimugton Tafp-o,i0e
Rosa - 70 Tor oolmoh saes 90 NJmnstoa 4, sc
~ - -hoa, eha's, % ao- nh noa.r.'s ~
SHOe tkEs-Tsf- II mp rta1e- sna n. mar
oiLs-Th- demand good pp-r. ole, 10 n. ysy
- ..L s-~,ss approving, and boz. is,-
80 81 80 r. ssh. r. Aasress M .s-. c0
HIDEs-ss-, 400 Aaso.,ss. sssae $500. .,,.,
"a go, IN Ba-nos AYR. = aad steady ~
"a ED hs - Lou. s- .of b. h,- :. tb.t 49,
-. - - l.fi-' here sales have ss-a made a. y
sE ~ .A-sas. 400 = sorth-ru At 20. cab
Laa s,- n. 80. "a 100 a.-- ss'- s-.oJ.a b.
20 n-n- De- 'u'iss p 49, Dr-..eI a. .l,5 ' e '
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The Independence of Hungary.

After political dependence OF three hundred
wears Hungary is at last free, though il be bu, Tor
moment, from the Austrian yoke. The armies Of
wmdiscbgrats and Of w lden, and the allied Croa-
,isns of Jellachich have all IN turn been defeated
and scattered. and but a few struggling bands Of
hsr enemies vet remain on the eastern side OF the
March. Benz, after driving large Austrian force
from Trsnsylvania and compelling il TO take RET.
,rs in Wallachis entirely cut of from all by the
aide Of the Danube, in the North, guarding those
5etile, of the Carpsthisns that open toward Rus
ala. Dembiasky, since the glorious victories OF
w.itren and Gran aud comcrn, has barrseked
NJ. ,orres in BudaP while kossath, Presi'
a.nt Of the Committee OF National Defense, and
x;r,uslly the Dictator OF the Hungarian nston
hola. his Headquarters ia the old City Of
pshrecxin. BY a series OF sPleRiid successes n
whieh the Hungarian troops displayed sery
courage and indomitable energy such I" Europe
has not witnessed since the wars OF Napoleon, the
,,,,, or Of Austris has been completely paralyzed
"a from, leading a bold and confident invasion
~. !. now brought to trsmble for the safety OF hei
own capital. .., D..
;n,;u;asting the Hungarisns, only increases uaen
enthusiasm for the national cause. The hFe Of 'h'
ola Magyar blood is up, and the hope aud conn
dsnce Of the people sugar well for their c'n'i'a
ID .ucce.s. While the troops OF the Gar are
mourning into Vienna BY every tram thA' sr'i's'
from crscow, the Diet OF Hungary, assembled q
Debreczin, has formally pronounced the aeP0"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

ton Of the House Of Hapsburg. On me ISM Oh
Anil the National Representatives met together
Il, the great Protestant Church Of Debreczin--
The Magyar and large proPor'ipn o. me o'ne'
Hungsrisns belong - the German reformed ana
rB,hersn Churcbesl The public square v as hlied
II -, ;,,,,ense crowd Of armed men. kossuth,
- -, mas entrusted the reading Of the decree
n de,o.ition. appeared before the Assembly and
,s.d the following propositions FOR the sanction Of
its members
T.. fll nome n fbe Hungarian Mann
j. The Independence d Hungary and Transyi7ania.
which is legally united % her vel a. their anne1ei
lepcndencie. is proclaimed. Hungary ls declared r
free and ndependent Europesn state Iae integrity
81 rer territory msiolaoie
3 The house of Haysturs Lorraine having w i.s
own hand violated tAc pragna'c sanction. - ,s t-ea-
son and felony by the war % has kndled asains' tie
Hun-srsn nation by is attempts a. dlsmenbcr.ng the
Hungarian territory in eudearoriug ~ separate Tran
sy.gana aud Croatia from Hungary W lts as-sl-ts
upon the free and independent RI the unga-
nan Empire fas pcr1red .fscf and is opposed irom
the throne Of Austria
The deposition End bsn-shment Of the house Of
Hspsburg are proclaimed IN the name Of the H1nsa
nan nation.
g. IL asserting her natural nshens1ie ngnts and ef-
torug into tee family Of European sfstes a. free end
independent nation. Hungary declares that she All
pre.erte peace and friendship so long as her rsni-
are no. invaded with al other nations and pnnc.pa.y
with those Who formerly were under the same soFe
rsgu ~ bersef A. vel az The nashborng empires o.
Turkey AMI the Italian states and that sne desires 20
contract with them alliances based N community 70
interests
Tie form Of Government win Pc established by
the National As.embly But until the Fundamental
uyincirle. Of the Constitution shall have been deter
mined tie country .n aI 10. es'ent vii be- governed
bv President and Ministry ou a- resp1ns.1l'y ana
that Of the Ministers named by nin.
The reading Of this decree was received With
unbounded enthusiasm, and 1t was Immediately
voted by the Assembly wi.houta dissenting voice.
On the motion Of one Of the members OF the Diet
KossurH was unanimously named Presidentol tne
Government and the members passed vote ex-
pressing the confidence Of the country in his III
teerty and thanking him IN It's behalf. On the
same day the Chamber Of Magnates under the
presidency Of : lgismond Perenyi adopted the dc
cree Of the Diet with equal unanimiy and enthu
sasm.
soch is the position Of Hungary at present.
With a clear-thinkine, energetic aud patriotic
President. a united and Efficient Legislative As
sembly. brave and experienced army Of nearly
20O,O oO men, and people glow ing with the losp.-
ration Of recovered freedom. she Will be ab.e 70
make powerful stand against the combined forces
Of Austria aud Russia. The iuteryenuoro. Ensiard
and France If true, adds greatly - her chances OF
final success. but now, when a general European
war "a inevitable we shall venture on no spccma-
tious with reesrd to her destiny
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Ilisu-fer-. ~ g.

sr - s-stn reported ssnAis on ne wet ba
Ns- ftH fhHrstu nEhf efhHuf fsHsE"
N-sHs tf ~ l1ft rn mo ANf~hn,
d.. .., t...- an the rshf 90 heing Got
stream -rg.rnoed fs~ -m NJ ~hth sf-i s--i ms
bspft ~. s-f p.rt ilf cfuse' ~ t~tsF o. -
ha Frstefcs Rlfolrh shah -asf from dttfofr 20 NJ
l.. H.t o. LonIun lih nsi l--.. bows n at'e
ir,r me The Glif 18Th srfuns eas n "a
stove b. discharged Gang sHr ~i -
nl. damaged -skg tho rats 81 u he fef uf
Stf I,n-. N4.on Psr.or. Nh Oh sasd n0n Nre lnt th
lost -, ~uounf-fst es-t~fy g." b. Ne
sfr-sm three tv- un'-f stfn
To- a s.p-t-i 10 The h0ur- sp,-sfai m 20
tne tie ffsg pocket sns shea h~ ms s-nt "sfNni
Let al fhs sans ffssh ~ti~fi
sfi he ef-k tau tnr without if-ft Nff az
htai "a. and canned n o. Nuf1k ~ nsl'a-
he s~
H. psssri The ush Of he lii insi'i
south stoa b hnx Agate ct Nespau ts sh~ sas 1nk
beam -nis to das ID ascertain her 49, ~ ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Board OF Aldermen.

MoNuN May q.
ttesu'n htlLf 'A tD' Nn''.' ana az '''' ''' P''
. lHt - Nttr'-AL ItR'lInN' htfhk'' &c tetllVl v
Robert tia-in ana Diners o lhfr l"enf ,c' - .as
ttn nr' wen '..o'n i,n li..A '.- uN.., i
ir--ees OF properly Do nrah'y .."t. crow" a.n
fepaFe -aa street. vi H. WIS VI nllrIlliu, .o Nl.
iNaI p"i'ioh ol rfeehu- ~ l"'Nrrl ~ SOU ~ ~
frstav being he Noah EIDE thetroi hit upon 'y him
named Ielef,ield Row" eng nln'r-vl c,ef'.lt '...
OF Owl pi property Do me ffs Nufi iuf te "i'Nus
and extension OF rrn.typhce 90 M3fus-st of owuers
and residents % 81 NfA--p ace oei" zen second ana
Ihrd ave. to have SAD street repaired Se'eIay re-
'e,ien .9 giuil.'"e oi ali''',- - - , ,. ID.
.- -, 49,, r',t y, -. aei.,,y 4
Foarrb.av ,sifh Ca. Adoored
.r,,,s.,, p,.,.,- -, "a. 81 Fall. aud ,,r.ars c, d.,
$50 7, u . 49,. = - ~ o., ci'S.,.t p.f.,,.f
,o Road Conn.t,ee
a., .-,.. "a. q, r., TIA. .,,,...,.,, ,,, i.rt
~, 80 ,'' N,oN ''D ~ i' 'l t,, II 80.
~. ~ "a '.. 'i 80 . . . , .-.t
as lr,ei.ed aia f'i'i.",' i.p I''V,lt 2" ,ai
ii zee, '',,- w a.. i - " '. ', "
non from Mr Geo W Potter, with recommendauon-, for
t a. i'.D sum. .'.' 80 ~ INN M
ie -isnarr~. o, Cd Holman, nf-es imond -AIa Camp
peIl' I"iAr v", I'D ''u i,nallel PioeI'
"9 9 ~ ,iain D." 5,,'N az, 80. ~ | u, b..
~ ~, a, bAi 49, 49, "a s r., L 3 ~
,pgen, or r B,s,ery and soer Recess. anorer propo-
.on 20 do The ols and pay 90. u va, presented BON
~ ~ '.- | -. '-- II. I'D. ... .i...,
".D,o' n, ~ a. ,,i ., i
Varou. petitions ur corrections of aA went 10 the F.
nnce Committee .,.. ...,
Gl,nS.f Fer,rs perm ssio 10 rn boat rom he
foot o >oafh Seveltl ION the other -de to The foot Of
Grsndsf aere when the public acconm alton shall re-
qlre n io-- ana DARK weather Referred lo rrfry O'-
ni.ee A remonstrtncr vac prr-elisd RON a.e5s sil-
I~n- oi w llah-AftN a-A ' p SFue'' cry ll'l'i
from ihc foot % 'Nrffy.i l' same O"'ihi'lre
DuflCtL fif- a coilull allou was fece'rd from Ne
Ten io certain di -le. al "ulcl
Vii - lo4ld more i4t AeAH''u lH i-' fltri IS
r1ruon o uc proceeding having uetL lAfl iaAtA from
tae table aud disposed Of -
lNFiIAiio>-l" tlrhi .Nr ArH anon 1i Dlir94l""s
rAfhtk hAiht".-A CON q lnlcai on va yea
rom NJ h'h"i Tie mayor uaAsu'i.-.ne i'l-ri livN
rtuci NaAH" iI if'fvl'e ~ l1' w a..', .'i.' ,- ~
in ." .'-l i- W. .u =. 'e'D' VI
A' ohi'"u OOiAolt vfiT,o' on .'9. - t
'i 'i.' ,'-I '-f .'' $500 ''' -- '.' .tl1l''
-' I'aii'.' "'i '''.''D' -'.'.J =. lff ~
e- - Reception were pfet ided-'L Al HAVE FRANK
il' 'i-.'i-' sul .ae ','.,l' li,l 80 r.. p,,.
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New-York CattIe Market. Of. .MoSD.r, May u.

81 our O-1 HeT0ftsf
AT Manifold Beef Cstts, a southern. Cows and
Csv.s and no she-p nd LAMBS.
BEkF CAfrtE IT, msfsst ha rsiher nacvs
tho ssrtresr of may attributed sh
crrsnt good retailing qu.n-. ssg fon
p Il-ss dkufss - The svsfg-
Aae4f NNlt b. unsolf 200 head owen
COWS AND CALFEs-Afs pi-l-r sl 10 $500 and pfcss
.f- fH-.q~f ,al-. - from f-iasn o. g.. ~ sfoVrr
-sHEEF AND LAhBs-sts-p a. roma 0a - Lsmb.
a. from asJ " 80 lO1 sheep OF
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CITY ITEMS.
Lecture-. Concerts. &c. To-Nighl

tor Tarf'e14lrf go darrfuiHs e1i~prs
Mel , R-sds L tllri-stuy V-.snf Ilstlflt--sPN
Mr.. Cove Nahnss l-rfur-- l--rragfnn pm
e.. sfunr fIsuallfh Nl4rCt -Bn<A yn-6PM
ffarI. e. Deal 80 fa mo ia-ff4f-- 5Uh st-.PM
Mole q Nsr iofs- n n,rVs Hp1rs- n,y EF-ums
he .an-s- ss1 go Brairsy- Uy az I've
NHgtanfsf's N-rs-Ck n..- Nl.-un. braersy--sPN
Clr-fYs Nnsif-- 81 Brosesay- MECHANICS Haul-rPM
pa--1ori Broadway BET sprne sld frnc--Dsy ~.
Natnns icsi-ny Br.f.sy L~.nafi .-Dsy sai s-nm.
Am-ncsn A. lns1- Bfcaf-sy Broar- .tln ~ pm
l.sfsfuA Ar uunuhros1-ty ksa5s stDsy .'sltt
iyc-4m -fy u % Aa@rs - Hrosd-sy-Day Essnas
.-u1st- sr1sf-sy, -fring- n.s sfsnns
tllrhaI Garf-l- B1--ry. oFFu-t. s.s-1th st-7-
B-riol fh~st-r- Chalo-r. Il. r-nf Bsoa1~sy-Ta pm
BrslEsy Ttr.-r brsf~sg a+ts--l Pear ard Alfhoayr.
Amen. a.-sln Brasl-sy, ,rr Aa..t-Dsy AID ss-als
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CrizENs ASD sTRAscERs-FOr the largest and cheapest
Of English imperial three ply double .uperfns
and common ingram carpeting mgs foor silclothf
shades sc 90 direct 10 the celebrated cheapest carpet
establishment 10 the United States, 20 Bowery-Iisas
ASDERsoS'. there you viii time and money You
can purchase beautiful floor ocloh 20 y feet wide
81 81 to7- warranted all wool ingrain IS 3d. % b.
ug lis 10 81 shades, b. to 2os and other ance. a.
tonishingly cheap
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE gEw.y1Hk TRIBUNE
Later from the Creva--e-Nater sun
inE-LRter from Chagre---aie arrN"
Colonel Fremont and Party in California

EALTlT1EE y III ~
TIE Southern Nal hss srrived, bringing VIII
il the Ciare.,o. C5trir. which contains di'Pa'ea
dated New Orleans. Nay -
The crevasse =, Sauve's "a. sul uncnecxed- ne
Tuui.turS crevssss "a. uu 100 feet Elde The water
IN the city coaiinues to ne rapiiy and Canal 81 on
both SIDE. Is overa0wed 20 Dsuphinst
Tie bark Florida has arrived A. NeS Orleans Win
la,e ds,es from Cha-res NJ Beale, Of TIE American
Nsry. came passenger tie has IN his possession a
Jump % gold worth s-o00. and says the accounts u
tee a7lndance o. The precious metal are not Il a. y
arzerated.
Co.one. Fremont aai his party have rriTed safely IN
California
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Annirs nj Piff.bnrg.

PIrrssuRGH Monday, May p
The rain has fallen during the greater part Of
the day and has restricted IN measure all operations
10 produce Prices however. remain unchanged
The cupola If the Third Presbyterian Church wa'
struck by lightning and se nre, but the rain falling
extlnguI.hcd q without much dama.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

Ar a. sounzon. sth INST .hp Calumet simmer J'psa sss
Oahu, Noy - Pefusnbu,o April a. Ip0 bb- Sb.
ant 1000 10. bone spoke APfdls ~ P-rabqco. shf V.ps
Cas. I'm NV Cost OF and Or onjol. 10 oh bolsp
-i-f rm ospt Aatsf-on s John NBsdof report. her
a. Pnu' Mcl 9Tih 9Th las 1bi. %
spoken, April a. lat ~ = Don 80 " ship Martha. 0ri 40 "a
clh' Oert1. oi 49, ~ N-Npnr 0i reported.
Ny ~. B-'iuuta .hip Cor-s H-mpstest
I5 isys sindsh lisnt.. and New LoEdoo oct
400 6bIs od
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sru,,s v,cv,x,.-we Yesterday witnessed

SENiNG MACHiNEs.-We ltstcTSaf "''"e'
the operation Of new Sewing Nachine-Ne"e-. m
provement OF Maury 4 Johnsons Ps;eni-"hich has
ius; ben put IN operation AZ thr sewing fae'oIy "a
Pist;-st On rurnins crank with one hand tae n 10
chine q any lensh All any desired curve
The stitches srs perfectly even snt tight and nay q
taken Of any lrnzh The work 70 - seet = fastened
z sliding frame ard Suazed ihs, he needle a.
strike tie point Of commencing the scam The eve %
TIE needle Tho point lni flerces ne mate
rsl the fhrssd earned through and caught BY hook
Mich holds e I'll the second .-itch i made 70 then
drops Ire hrst. taking up the second AMI bringing
through i ths each stitch j. iooqoi upon TIE one
5,h.nd ;. The whole forming Al u;er4nked cham. AZ
tie Factory there several machines most % them
employed IN making SAL as-. Abost $500 are man
a.ac-u-ed daily '0r ihe ~sr Work. 10 this state. one
machine WI maAa from So 90 i.eo bags per DAY.
r. TIE BOARD oF ALDsRrE> bad A ion- and
busy session 'as- evening the.r proceedings VII be
found 40 length To-day Municipal Department That
portion relating CD Publc Baths vii afrrac. attention
A. ,he first movemen, toward Tie sccomp .huieni %
great purpose We hope there may Be- more q IT,
Board OF SrPERyisoR,.-Tns Board held
shor; meeting yesterday afternoon but nothing % re
slightest interest vas done Three Jour papers were
received aai referred They -.ouTned - uday next
- a.. - 1871 f.s. sva,,,- d. So.
N'-' ! '
broke or IN The iron foundry ani machine shop Of NJ
George Brkhcck Jr ". - West 81 near the corner
OF North Moore and soon communicated % the upper
-. - -, d.. 3, -..-,,- ..f w., AMI
North Moore SIS The roofs OF the buildings together
- .,.- .. ..,4. go. s...-.,.s TIA,
-. H..
I. ~. -.
~, 80. ..t'.A g..
-' t'' =,
vas ho insurance iu' Alo''is ol +N'- "" ''s'" ~
considerably injured hy wsfer, a. also some az ne
stock which VS. insured IN The North River 20.
About I'D minutes after l0 IRE broke out IN The
Wefkin-.Cane and fuuhreiia mandatory oi Nes.rs.
CsSn- s. barrow. W - Naideulsne. corner no Mas
que.ei 0lt u.t before considerable iamsce was done
= water Dane. 3D. 'Nsi1-. "no occupied ,nc upper
v--,.i -,..,v ir.,-.r,e 60 and csikir. a n.rrour
who occupied the lower story were insured in the
City Insurance To- 20 what amount W. did not learn
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Our receipts of produce. from some cause or
other. have failed 70 reach
In FLoSR there i but little doing, and quotations
are heavy For CoRN the demand il active. the sales
reaching 1900 bushels at 81 - cts for white, and
NlL 4 M cf. for rnund YelllM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

Receipts nace Sa'urday-FLoUR, 1000 bbls
WImAr. 3D. 900 bushels Com. 1000 bushels The
FLOUR market is dull. with downward tendency ia
prices. sacs of 300 bbs. at ~ 90 81 l2i WHEAT
continues firm though the transactions not large
IN CoRN about 5000 bushels changed hands at itc
FREIGHrs ara without change.
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ROCHESTER, Monday. May 81 Pm.
The testimony OF physicians in the case Of DR..
Harlcuhrook. was concluded To- day. and some pro
gross was mace IN taking testimony. On the point Of
adultrous intercourse between the defendant and Mrs
Nott there were no facts importance developed
The prosecution expect 10 conclude on their part %.
narrow noon
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Relief to the IT. Louis sufferers.

PirrsrrScH Monday. May Am
The city las been visited with heavy rain
The Mayors of the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
have called public meeting 20 Dee held In the city on
wednesday. for the purpose Of adopting necessary
measures 70 relieve the sufferers by the late IRE a. It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

J. o o CELEsRArIos.-Regalia In great variety, q
ne" patterns got up expressly for the approaching ces
banon on the h of June; also jewels. gold and silver
stars, Tasses GimTs, Frnges Brsid. Laces and other
trimming- a large assortment. Tor sale cheap By
my-J g. D. COMBS, ~ Grsnd-sL
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~ We request he attention Oi capitalist. and other,
10 ihe sale this day ~ AsrHoSy ). BLEEcKEE, Al u
o'clock atthe Merchants Exchange u the valuable real
estate On the Eighihayenue and on Eightyninfh and
Nneteih si' photographic maps Of the lots with he
terms thereon can be obtained Of the auci.oneer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

"ir SUITS Ir SUITS. II 'zAcILy sUirs"-ffany gentle
man thinks be- look upon the hats
most elegant material THE Rocky Mountain Beaver"
without being fascinated he Is requested make tns
by dropping IN on KNOX, iH Fulionst They just No
thing tor summer wear and must be all the rage too pre-
sent season
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BUSINESS NOTICES

,AstsicAs McsEUN-Mr. BaRNUM Ia. Opened oe,.,
pace " Amusement IN Philadelph,s but IN ~ o,, n
$500 n. cion q rs able assistant Mr. GkEENwoop
ne American Museum exhibits FOR this .,,r,o "a al
E slI.s OF amusement could 20; devise White.
49,. !" no l@Ve A. once established themselves a.
~ ~ Al appear In faei the programme d. one lon Z
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Marked, .Nrw.ORlrA~s. MAY p

The steamers news has given strength to the
CorroN market and sales of 1000 bales made At
very full prices In FLOUR 1000 bbls Ohio changed
hand. si4 3D. Tho sales OF CORN 0o0 bush at i-c
for White and sc or elbow. sales OF 300 bbls Mess
PORK 81 40 FREIGHrs declining. Cotton 10
Liverpool j. quoted quarter
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0- 'A''oSAL NiShrvRE GALLEsY.-EDwARD WHITE, ~
Af-Iai' MAGNIFICENT saloon posse.se. superior
sds spiages for the rapid production Of ~,
ia1fes AL persons who wish an uusurna.. :,
nsnssIves or fnends should give his Gallery can
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Markets

4, has been raining here all day, and very little
business done The markets tor BresdsiuHs, Provisions
and Groccric. are unchanged The steamers news had
little effect on trade.
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shin reported Ashore.

PHILADELPHIA Monday. May ,.
The ship saac Newton, from Liverpool, Is re.
nor,cd ashore on the Fats near Bombay Hook
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spoken, &c.

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tf s % i0 olg III o .hf. Ho,anna oss an8
inh, Tat a. ong = ~, bfg F.snt, - JlAn NF ~
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PATENT OuIcEArrcNrNGNr.-Ihe Bai''mors
san say- that Mr Skinner appointed 90 take charge
of the subject Of Agricultural Statistics IN the Pat
cni Oa.cc is not John skinner, Lsq editor OF The
ploN the Loom and Anvil. bat /. q. skinner apart
ner IN that excellent magazine from which b. viii re-
urc Oh lhc u d june % iakc his new .taton