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The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
NEW FALL GOODS.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
those in this City and vicinity that he has now in Store
and VIII he IN daily receipt of NEW FALL GOODS-com-
pFIsIng one Of the best assortmens Of
CEONE Fgsseg ED2'eSS G0OeSS
that can be found in t is City, such
IlllBET, MERlNOS, LYONESE ALPACAS, MOHAIR
LCSTRES, ORLEANS de LANES, PRIMES, &c,
ofevcry variety style and price that be found in the
market Also, lage assortment OF
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as BIeached and Brown SHEETINGS and Shirtngs
Tickings FEATHERS, Buaps, Crashes, Diapers,
Table Linens. Bleached Brown and CoId Table Covers Sc
FE;lnMcIs.
have also large and well selected assortment Of Flan
nels consisting in par of Red Tw led, Grey do Plain do
Uleached and Unbeached Cotton do all Of which will be
sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES
SEsaWHS SsaaVyYs!!
A splendid assortment of All Wool CASHMEREs, ,Thbet
SILK, and BAY STATE Long and Square SHAWLS of
ofcvery size, quality and price from Sc to $l2.
Hosiery and Gloves.
have on hand and shall keep the best assortment of
Mems Womens and Children's Hosiery and Gloves that
can be found in this city.
sgOOEese E1glNS.
also, have hand and shall keep the best assortment
OF Yarns OF every variety and color and well supplied
with all kinds of EDGINGS, INSERTINGS, THREAD,
PINS, TAPES, NEEDLES, &C., in short, every nitcle
usually kept in Tire Stores. All of the above Goods will
be sold at 'he lowest possible prices.
Remember the No. 214 Main Street.
Sl9dwistt N. w BATCHELDER.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
E,ecntor,s sale of Real ESTATE.

Executors Sale of Real Estate.
"a ON SATURDAY NEXT, the29th instant, at three
A " O'Clock z. NJ will be sold at Public Auction, on
Ilii.zS.the p-emises, TWO DWELLING HOUSES, he
longing Amos Brown, decease, and sjtu>
ated on LYNN and NYRTLE STREETS. They are well ar
ranged rt and convenience, thoroughly finished
AMI tlculated for two Tenements each. Terms made
easv to suit purchasers For further tcuas, inquire
Of the subscribers. ALVIN FOSTER, Executor.
T. w. BANCROFT, AuclioReer.
Worcester, Sept 25 ls49. d4twlt
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
sGOnOchrOEaatic Painting.

n r. POND has engaged Rooms in Flagg's Buildings,
1|I where he will he happy receive visitors and give
instruction in the LATEST STYLLs of Monoch omalC PAINT
ing, from Oct. lst, 1873
Previous to that time ne will occupy Room on PEAHL
STREET, door west OF DR.. Geo. Bales Office, where
he will lie harpy favor those desiring his services
This beautiful accomplishment is taught in six lessons
of 81 hours, the trifng expense Of Sc.
Ladies aid Gentlemen invited to call and ex imine
specmens, d3m Sept 3
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
Music, French and Painting,

MRS. HALL, lady who has received her education IN
IN1 Scotland ors her services the public of Worces>
ter a teacher of MUSIC, FRENCH, aud PAINTING.
Mrs. Will attend 10 the instruction Of Young Ladies in
these branches the residences Of their parents Terms 10
for Music, S4 for French and S4 for Painting. For further
particulars inquire at this Office.
Worcester, Sept 25. dn
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

Yorcesfer So September l6 IS49.
DY virtue Of an Execution which issued on judgment
I'D recovered at The Term Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas for he County Of Worcester ID ls49 In favor
Albert Benchly OF Worcester, armourer recover eo
o! Hampden yeoman have taken all the right in equity,
which the said Levi N Heath had on the seventeenth day
of August last A D. le4s the day when the same was
attached on uesne process redeem certain morgased
Real Estate situate in said Worcester and the same hat -
described in moIt.aee deed thereof from said Lew N
He 9TH to Albert b. Benchley recorded in the Registry of
Deeds said County, book 450 page 5O0 and en- Saiur
day. the thrd day Of November next at TWO O'CLOCK ID
the at he American Temperance House in said
Worcester shall offer for ale 10 the highest bdder az
pu ,c ancton Aforesaid right in equity OF redemption
s25dsiawsw J. DAY, d. Sheriff.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
Dagu9rre0tVpes.

TNTIE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends ard
L customers, thaf he has returned to his old stand
236 Main.street,
where he would be pleased to wat upon all who may favor
him with their patronage He invite all TO call and examine
his specimens ry those Of the Hon Jude Coamar
Post Master General of the United States and Gen Phelps,
President the Massachusetts, Copper Mining Compa y,
whose Daguerreoypes he has had The pleasure Of ahg dur
ing his visit in Vermont.
N. B. Pictures taken in less time and felike than
III any other in the city.
Worcester, Sept 25. WM. II. GILMORE
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

Worcester, ss Probate Office, September 20, 1919
t. all persons interested III the Estate of IfLoh
MARSH, late of Princeo on, deceased, Creating.
VOU cited to appear at Court of Probate TO ne
holden West Brookheld, the second Tuesdhy oi
October next, show why admins tratiun OF the
of said deceased should be granted to Daniel
dsa5 CHAs G, PRENTIss, Reg.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
TnfOrsspaaiOM VVaDted.

NJ NATHANIEL DYER, an lrishman left his home in
~ Westborough on Wednesday night, Sept l9h, since
which time he has been heard from. e is about
feet in height has thin face, llglt compexion light
brown curly hair AMI dark eyes lie away black
dress coat, light sried vest and striped panalonns e
reserved, rarely speaking une when addressed
His heal has been poor fr time past, and there is
fear that he is laborng under atereon OF
mnd. Any information respecting him may be directed
to MRS. N. DYER, Westb0reugh, Mass.
WestbOrough Sept 26 l849. d3tw2tfO
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
Pocket Book stolen,

TSROM the subscriber in Worcester, Thursday Sept
L goth, containing small sum of money, a mortgage
deed and mortgage note, ami some papers oil no value
except TO the subscriber Whoever will return the above
10 the Spy Office the subscriber shall be suitably
rewarded, JOSEPH a. FolNAm.
Sutton, Sept %, le4e. dot"
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
Norfolk County Railroad Company.

Norfolk County Railroad Company.
TFE Stockholders OF This Company are hereby Jtifed
to meet at CoChituate Hall, in the City OF Boston,
T4esday the second day Octoter ner eleven clock
the Tor the purpose OF filling any vacancies
that may exist in the board Of Directors aud for transac
ing ether business relating to the affairs of the Com
pany that may be brought before the meeting.
Per order Of the President and Directors,
Boston, Sept 90, le49. dos E. w. CLAP, Clerk
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
NOTICE

VIZ HEREAS, my wife, Clarinda A. Metcaif, has lei
w my bed aad board hereby forbid all persons hir
boring ing her my account; as shall pay ne
debts OF her contracting after this date
SAMUEL METCALF.
Eutton Sent % 1Sla dw2I40+
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
L.. e. HEAEX,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEY OR,

NO. BrimIey Hall, Worcester.
Refer TO L. NJ. HOLMAN, O. e. ELI THAYER, A. M.
B Arrangements have been made with competent
Teacher 20 give instruction in Map Drawing and o nh~
me ntnl Lettering dwtf May |.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
NOTICE.

HAVE his day sold all my right and interest in The
Truck Teams, &c beon2ing to Dennis q Perkins, TO
william P. PERKINS, who is authorized receive all
monies due the late firm. GEORGE DENNIS.
Worcester. SEM l. lk49. dS24
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
WANTED.
Uorses and Wagon for Sale.

A American WOMAN to do the work of small fam
Ser;, o5 dtf BENZ. BUFFUM.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
Salesman Wanted.

Salesman Wanted.
ONE thoroughly acquainted wh the retail Dry Goods
~ Business, hear of permanent situation b. apply
ing Immediately to HALL & THOMPSON.
Sept 26. DIFF
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
Kosase Lot for Sale.

an Congress rect a desirable Lot, 60 by ITO r..
" II eau be graded building very TiAng expense,
commands a delightful prospect, and is only lew ninu
tes' walk from the Post Odlce Part # the purchase
money may be secured by mortgage; and it will be sold
cheap. Inquire of S. :. SWEETSER, at the 'ffice o.
F. Bonney, Livery Stable. d6tt Sept a.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

rVN IE subscriber will sell span of .rses and Buggy
4 Wagon wi h Harnesses, at goad bargain fo' The
,rehassr ney are at The Central Hotel stable, where
ppnntcation may lie made 10 p. G. VAN ORNAM.
Npp ~ o. os - DIFF
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
S'O HlhIRsNeenerS Mtnd Ofllcra.

NJ Y. STATE FAIR PREMIUM CHEESE, Worces-
~. ter Exhibition Cheese, Butter, Dried Beef, and
general assortment Of GROCERIES, &C &c. for sale by
l.. SPRING, 81, No. 297 Main Street.
Sent 3w
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
Great Arrival of New Goods
Apothecarv and Drug Store for Sale.

FgNilE subscriber offers for sale his Stock ind Stand
ated Main Street. in the City of Worcester. The
stock consists of DRUGS and MEDICINES, Fixtures and
Store Furniture. The Store being connected with Dwell
ing House offers additional indueement acttsins
Pkysician, any who wishes Tenement in
ton with his business operations For particulars inquire
of WILLIAM COE, us Main Street
NIB. The Store can be had with or without the Dwell.
irg House. dw2w+ Sept 10.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

MACHENISTS WANTED.
10 FIRsT-RATE Machinist.-none Others need apply.
~ Also, two good Pattern Makers.
GODDARD, RICE d co.
Worcester, Sept 25. d2w
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
8 sIrIrATInN WANTEn.

TN Ticket Office, Cou ,tns Room, or store, by man
who has had 10 ~ years experience IN country
store. Also, similar situation by young man VINO mas
had some wears experience store. For particulars
q this Office W&dlW SePI ZS.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
WANTED.

TWO Young Men, from II 10 20 years Of age work
in pubic house. IAQtir at American House.
Sept "a. d3t
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
NOTICE,

TTNJE Copartnerkhp heretofore existing under the frm
4 OF REEVE 4 PARK is this day by mutua! consent
ed. The business said firm will be settled by
GGoE GE PARK. T. S. REEVE,
Worcester, Sept %, le49. det GEO PARK.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
Cabinet FwrmIture for sale.

!NHE FURNITURE no on exhibition in the Mechan-
ics Fair, and which has attracted he admiration OF
all classes people, Is for sale low The subs Cfiber i
anxious TO dispose OF IT, as he has no place TO store it,
Sept 25 d JOSEPH BURT.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
sOarderS Wanted.

tn va Gentlemen an Gentleman and his Wife
l. accommodated with Board by applying al g. Stu I'll
BRIDGE ST. d6t* Sept 22.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

4 RF~PEtTABLE NIKL "Ishes slllaIIoh y
n chamherInaia and walier nurse can DO general
hO1sevors she j. Hing 20 work FOR 0S wages and make
herse generally useuL Apply A. lS WesfT veuv-sec-
oud.i LenoX place where good reference may he OBJ
fslred e-f q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

GREAr FFHsHRT "A Tremendous faA ~ ram
took place t1s northern townships OF thi- county On
Prday night Last For tHO hours Il poured down an
almost a soid macs. and without iniermis'ioA
damage csused by II IL considersD.e " alnut CIttA
q inches higher than . has heen Known - ~ -
toe oldest nhsbifaut Many bridges ca tha' all- o''
small streams were washed a~sy' H-N; 80. -,
srroved. and the gram 10 the d" sfy-lDs - -
inisfei Between Baltimore and bas tue cana DaiN
rss mech inj lred, and ~ also iean tsat
damage was done o. tne mile ~ the former pee
OR reolrt. ere altogether verbal hh1 W. I'''- '--
mo f.rf.t1slars he canal ls s4lce repaired. 20,
'''o r'''-' Iancsstef (Oho) Gazette, I'd
a.,.,,.o.r C.rssrRoP-g.-Sereroi Peysons
D,orae1 we have jet rerei v"d pfivh1 les-l ~,
n,et ,roa Louisville, starng ihai t1- steamer WI
neio Scy.. ~ posr, csreet-d over and u a dan
e,,,. ..latior TIE sfarOOHfd GUARD va, NJ zen Ye
eir,s ng 30 bales a. C0ror sn1 l mas o 4o'aocD
40 lie nyer Several Persos' crown. Con, 7,s
en-. CLAy.-Tfe L,'',sr,Ie CoayIe,oi Wedor'-
a., .sy.. Al accounts agree ia eToneratrg NJ Cay
from srv blame fi nat.~r. ali req frs~u i pr -..
beeq FROSTY iusufrd and imposed upon pr Cie5
49, ve jesrr is Dor 80 .eno0s vss ~ bret appe-
b.Dcso snd he viii probably recover from j. ln few
,rsess hs sad that Mr Tuner averred, short TINE
,re hi, oesth that be stat Mr Clay, aid did not
know who did.
F,Ag-We understand that the Watertown
House situated about half mile beyond the spring
Hotel IN WatertO1n. destroyed By IRE yesterday
morning together with the out0uldings. snd large
dae.hng.house. occupied by physiciau whose name
we could notlesrn. Boston Atas, @0in.
re- Dung the thunder shower on saturday
morning last the dwelling house Of John Gardner. L.q
II Dedhsm ives struck by lightning Inc eiFctnc
amid entered through the roCf Hnd scattered the furni
fure in -. directions In Of s freaKs. 10 took 81
the gid ng Oh the frame o. stplendid mirror without
breosiag H. Singular rs II may seem although nine
persons were ~ the house az the lime no one was IN
iured Nearly every room IN the house was more or
is.s sbsftore1 Boston Atlas.
rsy- The Artesap We'll 1T Chsrirs'oo hss
reached the depth Of go feet Aihermometer lowered
10 the bottom indicated the Temperature al mat point
~ 10 -, while ~ the surface II was a. Jew days
.uce at the depth Of 756 feet the thermometer marked
52i.
t-S7~ There is rash r. visi'ers 20 the White
Mountains occesoned by the Cholera and the intense
neat Last week there we're 10 peIsons Al FSoy al .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

4-Cay0fs, CFl Dfa' san0sI FT'hi hNs ~
O., aga tsmss A,~..l n,hc Faton DAVID Gstn.n opp'n
h.n 90 Joha Ggffost Chensus', John ti.s -.
port Raymond jones' Whiss store 90 d. Wsscoti AN
us,o J.f-fsea AosIo Chsp Wsosts' honf :, Nm Conhs
g-rEosd Ft. SaratFs NssJu Cole. Jonesvme, 90 snn l.
M,Uhsu Moasnmsy. Ofuz- Ch'starhsf CAsm.ni ~
J.a-rson Diver Ls~t0n Nfl Tnts John C. bA'spN re-
"a tse- wvomus Bushns n Broason Gfoto1 rmrl me- DE
LsosI Rsiis,s Ntsay. Jsuss Nnsfs Cohns Ere samuel
To,es CoSsa Gbss n. ster; Springfield 90 Morgan l.
Bs5.ss Mnl- O.wero. fdvsrd Cob hanes-ief
osisrio J-ssr-on MeCsosy Manchester Cents 90 Jeoea
D.~sy, HsfsDs JOS. shumssJj hnoSessne
or~sas Olive O.sas ~.
Jvss "a Issssooth Bsdord, segbsn A oafonsfi fstf
buh. Mm. Bojej Liossn, Oees-e AeHsnl-f 70 rem
cs- s.vas w onns. henrJ W. ss'ssant s'"'e-A V-nN.
eehoh.n. c. name shanfsd Wsrsrvie Hsson, ssrs
james ms'oek o.ss. Monroe Moses Gage Ns~faft USE
rsssIsi EHfas O.weso Geo ntchs kchand. o. Jo
..rh Stephens Racket River a. Ls~snes ALISON hssr. taat
H.m,on n.d.n nAnohsssr-ste chsnEsdg Ecot Nsg,fs,
.honss Armstfonx Albany Evsnmg Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

Tb- Directors OF the Northern Railrosd Com
many from O4densburg 70 Rouses POINT, hsvs !s'ued
mot since the publication u the !ist report sky
&c., niles have oeen accomp lshsd from Osdensours 70
w.lone Also. on the essieFy half Of tie road from
yalope 10 Rouses Point fifty h7e miles. The tanne!
A. the Cnsutesussy crossing constructed 70 receive
and conduct The rvcr under the en5snkment, there
required vas completed in December last In esii'
mating for iai. work there was some uncertsinyand
on me original eslrnate Of s1400C 5000 was saved
1000 tons q ras nave been delivered on the line 1000
more part Of contract made with al Englsh house
have arrived a. New.York, and are 10 course Of
trans..Lipmeut About COO tons Of chairs have been
delivered 70 the Company, and provision has been
made er ire remaining vsnts Of the road for spikes
&c Tie expenditure Tor lands amount 70 sis 65-,
and il il e.rnsted that G. 900 more viii Be required
The report aye that other Company ever acquired
real estate Of such extent and value A. fma cost
The irst complete estimate Of the Road was rather an
der 100000 Tie expenditures 70 date Dune -
amounts 70 g 325 III. The Directors look Tor the
means necessary proper continuance Of the work
20 en- issue OF bonds not exceeding 900 O00 The orig
iua capital subscribed, which the frat assessment
has been paid represented 1000 shares or s2OOOOoO
--4O4 shares have reverted 20 the Company, 2,l65
proved bad subscriptions, amounting TO GRO shares
which reduce. the available capital 70 27s0 shsres or
g. 60 900: on this there has been paid oil but s420
400 Twelve miles Of the road have been completed
from Champlsn 70 Cenueville; ttteen more viii be
ready for business by SePtember-and the entire Road
will probably be ready BY next Summer, should DO ,e
nous disaster happen.
The following table shows the number Of Banks
AM amount Of Bank capital in esch Of the several
States together with their present population accord
ing 70 the estimates contained Patent Office Re-
port lsis-9 tie esmsted increase from ls40 TO l5is
AMI tie per centage Of increase in each State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27
HOTELS.
Mr.. CLARK BEAyFRs COUNTRY BOARDING
HOTEL
rI,UOSF WHO INTtNp b. leave the ciT. ard

Mr. CLARK BEAVERS COUNTRY BOARDING
HOTEL
THOSE WHO INTEND o. lesFe ne eil, aga
wish % s-d cool reresf llri. the heat or i1e
need ok no farther than hofel kept ~ M LAM
BEAVER u the retired village Of HunsonFie Da.cness
Couurv. one nile from New b amolrgh Lending, igAi
nj south o. POughkeeFsie-
Mr Beaver can accommodate zine or ten families Or
single iafies ant gculemen HE rooms are large ard
arV TIE Wslks and grounds are shady AMI Pheasant
Chlrcaes Of lie Presbyterian. Methodist. Bsplsi AID
Episcopal denominations are 10 t1e mrecis, vicinity.
M Beavers acc0mm usors slcl that ST the coui-
fort. of home be realized. Ile steamer >qlcId i
leaves NeW-lo for New = 90 W-lles1ays s1d
Saturdays note addressed 10 ~. B. respecting board
or Conveyance from ary landing Wi be- attended 10.
Terms moderate III ghs0nvie, Du'chess Co \ Y Jlse
4, l5ss Leis Wv CLAhh BEAVER
CONGRESS HALL. PATERSON. y. J-Th
ing every Modern improvement AID Accommodation Tor
vsifers and boarers Tie pubic sd private rooms Ae
numerous. eelsrf snt spacious TIE iafes' drawing
room. and g-nieeus parors t- up with tas'a aud
elegance TIE private rooms Tor families a-d v.i.crs,
a-l e arrangements generally. are ou scale oll cl-
Quoted ecsl 70 tie lest hotels IN our largest ces The
TIP ty Raj ROAD fm Jersey CITY = ACCOMPLISH 90 thr-
~ minutes % Paterson The Fasssic Fals OF the
grauls.t and most magnificent sights on ne American
Continent srs within three rinltes' wax Of The house
TIE subscriber ready 10 receive visers and board
those visit hs e. n shment nat
hs ltst exerOus WI be- directed 20 promote uer coz
and hs Lore. WI be found to combine economy
with al the .uNG.fes 0l the most modem AL popular
ie.s ~. : ". LUSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

dsy confsin f details ~ The news from Venszuea re-
porto lie 1TDrg BY Tslsgrapn Il vas fecstee P-t
brg E.es The Cs2,sn o. which reports Ioai business II
Porto Cafeo very cuIi wren te ir % ~ IN i'.L
Political ssirs were - unsettled a. heretofore A01sg--
st e. ne hsa A. 81 the Government He vas res
a. NaieDcis, snail place ABOUT forty u - from Cafe 9
TIE feeling against Aolsgss was very rr0ug among
clssses o. The community, and if a. ;urhf v many
Informed pers0ns ia-t ne Psez psry would he m power
r. srF cays Cey- II sfl'e. h-f h. c1lF-fs~- Tree r
Win o.vlfuss - a. classes and fhlks the feeling oi
oop0sif0n Mon4gas very general i1 c01seeueuc@ n
fns lny rafy and o1er0ls measures " be l1rn1 p
ir4tl1. H- aso states mar ieen2 81 ar probation -
Vaf1 Cea faez seems % re lcrea-l1g among ne md
dag and lover casses wei al among ne nus nf-s
poryl n the community. A. ile OyLuUcls avs 4s-e =
passed ~ Congress la- gone INTO operation SsTer-.
le9frapers Containing ARTICLES ~ revo4oaary lair-
bad made t appearance. but ~hat scIon ne sxislrs
Government would take as 70 tler collerfs p IS III
knOWn. CJfee a1d li9es we're scarce as ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
~ NV J. O. ToSNAN


LIFE i. like the gushing stream,
Flowiag from the wooded mountains
Sparkling ia the nooD-tide beams,
Bobb.ing uP from crystal fountains
Lie is onward in its Cow,
Like the cain, majestic river'
Gathering Strength while here below
From It's motions eeasiDg never
As the stream flows 10 tbe nver'
Az the river % the sea,
Life 10 flowing on f1rever'
Reaching 70 Eternity.
Life is fol Of care and trisl,
While il dwells upon the earth.
AID holy selfdeuisi
Fits il for heavenly birth.
Hesvenxard tend It's solemn marbles.
Rising ever, drawing nigh,
To the bright, o erhsDging arches,
Opening 10 the upper sky.
Ys~ 1-idgvatey, Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

n Hs1nssy Sstisrn0. Jye~ c.l,.'f'r Aa.oa Mise
NHrasa Naoia. Ms N4rof NJ Al-n. fs- shelton,
Mss Hell 40 ch1 Mrs. hsTi1, Mrs.
daughter Mf. huu-r Hfs kFg Ms
ur Mr. seas1- Sherman laos az cli'en. Phsgs
snd L-s sui ai NJ tuaatsa and iamJ h Woodogde
So Wilson 90 family ts Cha cs kns Df = Co
Il l. Portssns.
tam Df mnl.n- a d = loit L.coune W Peter.
s-is.r { nIrisg. n hanc } fiosne Palmer.
t1dy W s-ard Rec Ns~tf a. Fstrseiors. Cor
h. nrIas a4rr- " sl-ar-r sa1 20 The
big 4ugsf5 Mrs slvsa chncrsl Mrs
sll so ,bio sssf Mr. Bates Mrs Blair
chhdn C-nlscy Oser fe-srs smith, Oissr, RcLngs
suih Barb, Proctor v1d o 10 th- sts-rses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

Total Ill $4,000 462JoCo 20 H2o4s,fA
These are no doubt sufficiently correct for general
calculations aud furnish curious results 1t will be
seen that the old States Of Massachusetts, Georgia,
Maine and Rhode leland have increased in a somewhat
larger ratio than those Of Kentucky and Tennessee.
The Banks OF Illinois Mississippi Arkansas and Florida
have some years since gone into liquidation, and there
Is no provision At present for any similar institutions
No Bank can be established IN Illinois without the
cent OF the people al large the circulation Of the State
Is mainly from the banks OF Kentucky, Indiana and
Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27
GENERAL NOTICES.

tard.-Pnvsie practitioners OF medicine. Ward
Pay sicans aud he teucs Of The sck, are especially -
Qlesfrd transfer 1use persons teEdef fr ne h0pit
nine lalsy. accompanied hy huci history OF The
t-s ne ftire4f II TIE disease Hitherto, most Of The
p.lcls wed have been professionally attended Tor
lOlfs their homes and have ul, been Transferred % The
plU .lsul1lcls ll beyond lie geacl o. uel.ca sk
>ucl cases az pear evident every ccns.dsrafs
member % Tie community. ha1 far better be allowed 70
rea.n Al iAer residences for few h0ur longer, where
u there . Ire chance for recovery, would not be
destroyed BY TIE exposure ard exhaustion attendant OF
useless removal.
ALIEN 7. VACHE, VI D.
Physician 90 ile Mil.sm Hospital
WI. Z. BIEL,
Physician i1 ne Cenire-s,. HospiA-
Approved by The Aeclcai Counsel.
JOHN B. BECK ND.
JOSEPH NJ SMITH. D
SANL. W. MOORE. ND
Published hy order o. The Sariar Committee Of The
Boa-l u Heath JAMES KELLY, Ca2ifmsn
s-l .Swl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27
FIREWORKS.

THREW ORhS, AZ l52 Chsham-st. Opposite Chst-
Il ham rhesisrl The subscribers have on hand their
usual supply and variety Of standard and fancy ire
works. which rv W. dispose of 10 dra ers ships steam
boats parties " pleasure and the patriotic on The moot
ucra. terms consisting DOB part o fne following articles
Rockets. Roman Candles. Vertical heels, Mines % Stars
Nine. OF serpenfs B-ngoa Lights. Table Rockets.
Lights. Pin Wheels >errcnis. scroll Wheels Iorbilon
Pigeons. Chinese Flyers, Stresners Flower Puts, GrAss
Hoprers. Saxors. Yellow Lights, Trangiss, Pyramids,
Fans. &c &c Canton Fire Cucker Rockets. >punk, Tor
peioes. Pulling Crackers Double Headers. Nc
ielq GASSNER 4 YOUNG. 1872 Clahau'-st
FIREWORKS BY THE MANUFACTCRER.-
L DANIEL MORAN sells all sorts ot tlrcworks az liN
Chatham doors from Pearl There You are sure 20
feh Them good. be fhe only pyrOtecans IN NE cry
Pound Rockets s. Per dozen
ieI3 tJy{ DANIEL MORAN. Pyroieohnist
EIREWORkS.-A general assortment sni OF The
l. best qualify, Tor sale by BADEAJ g. LOCKWOOD.
iefl Inn 20 Maslnefon-sL