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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-01

RETURNING CALIFoRNIANs.-The brig Leander,
which arrived at this port this morning. from Ber-
muda, 9th inst, brings as passengers, Charles
Jones, James Rogers, Benjamin Dart and John
Hartford, for California, which vessel put into
Bermuda in distress, after experiencing several
we're hurricanes, as before reported. We learn
from Mr.. Jones, one of the passengers, that when
they left Bermuda, the Hartford was about re
paired, and would sail for San Francisco on the
10th OF March, touching at Rio Janeiro. 1t was
doubtful, however, whether she would get further
than the latter port. About twenty-five of her
passengers had left her., and twenty-five would sail
In her FOR their original destination Mr.. Jones's
statements as to the fare board California YES
sci are by no means of promising nature and
would, if published, rather throw damper upon
future emigrants. Those. who return, OF course,
lose not only their time, but whatever they have
expended. One of them very theoretically observed
&c can't help thinking what great fool have
been. "-Boston 1rareHer, AprH 26.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-01
Railway Intelligence.

The amount invested in railroads situated wholly or
in part, in Massachusetts, Is about S43,0oo0O0.
The Concord Railroad Company have declared d.
vidend Of five per cent for the last six months.
The friends of the North Carolina Tor CentraD Rail-
road had meeting at Raleigh, Thursday last,
Governor Iredell in the chair. The meeting was ad-
dressed by the chairman, William Boylan, Esq, Gov.
Morehead, Mr.. Thomas, Senator from Davidson In the
late Legislature, and DR.. Mechanism, Of Chatham.
The opening of books receive subscriptions for stock
postponed until the Tuesday Of Wake May County
Court when II is proposed to hold another county meet
ing for the purpose Of urthering the prosecution Of
the work II resolved to send three delegates from
Raleigh and from each Captains district in Wake,
to the convention to be held in Salisbury the 4th
day Of June next. The formation Of an Internal I'M
provement Association in Raleigh was also recon-
mended,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-01

ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FRE.-In postscript to
portion of our last Fridays publication, we init
mated the entire destruction by fire. about two O'Clock
that morning, of the Milton Mills, the river Humber
about miles from this city, the property Of William
Gamble, Esq Also, the store houses Offices and sheds
and about 1000 barrels of -four The circumstances at.
tending this fire such to leave room to doubt
that 1t the work Of incendarism. The apartment
occupied by The miller in adjoining tavern where he
boarded was entered during the night, when he was
asleep and his watch aud some other things carried
away n store attached to the house of Mr. Gam
Bile short distance from the mill also entered
and several packages Of garden seeds mixed to.
gethcr, and then scattered over the gardcn-Toonto
(Canada) Coionist, April "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-01

VISIT OF THE Ex-KIya OF SARDINIA TO AMr-
RIcA.-Charles Albert, who has reached Madrid on
his way to Oporto does not intend some Of the pa
pers have given out TO reside In the latter city Per-
sons who are acquainted intimately with his move
ments have stated his intentions to be to leave Europe
entirely, and following the examples Of Louis Philippe
lose their crowns take refuge in the United States Of
America, which, on many accounts, present very
desirable advantages. We believe that the ex-King,
after short sojourn at Oporto will sail direct for
New York, ana intends to spend some time in travel
through the States No place, VIC believe, has been
fixed upon for his permanent residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-01

GOLD MINE EXPLODED. The Frontier Guardian
the new Mormon paper at Council Bluff, stx
that since last fall much excitement has existZ
that region relative to supposed gold mine disco
yered near tina. place. The "gold'' turns out 10
be mixture of zinc and copper, and the Guardian,
advises its friends to renqulsh their " diggngs,"
and turn their attention TO digging for corn and pc
tatoes.-Dsfrolt Daily Advrtiser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-01
pH.-This line. we understand.

HOUSES TELEoRApH-This line, we understand,
is TO be completed by the middle Of June. 1t runs
from Boston TO Providence, from there to Spring.
field, and from thence to New York, via Hartford
and Middletown. More than one-halfo OF the posts
Of the entire route already erected. This line
is built for durability, and will, without doubt, be
a superior line. The whole business community
as well as the press, have repeatedly the want
Of this new line Of telegraph -Harttord Times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-01

Professors Prioean and Frostham have been appoint
ed by the faculty Of the Medical College Of South Caro-
lima to represent them in the national convention Of
phycisiane which 10 to be held this day at Boston.
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AN ACT to amend act entitled An act for the pro-
lection Of emigrants arriving in the State Of New
York. passed April IL, 1S4Sn Passed April 10, 1S49.
The People Of the State Of New York, represented in
Senate and assembly do enact as foiiows:
J. he fourth section Of the act entitled An act
for the protection Of emgrants arriving in the State of
New y ork, is amended SO az to read as follows
No keeper OF any emgrant boarding house shall have
any lien upon the baggage and effects of any emgrant
for boarding lodging, storage, any other account
whatever, for any greater sum than shall be due from
such emgrant for boarding and lodging according to
the rates prices posted above provided; ind
upon complaint being made upon oath before the ma
or any police magistrate Of the city in which such
boarding house is located that the luggage or effects
of any emgrant are detained by the keeper Of any emf
grant boarding house under pretcnce OF lien upon
such luggage effects, or on any claim or demand
against The owners thereof for any other
greater sum than in accordance with such rates, 1t
hall be the duty of the officer before whom such COM
plant IL made Immediately to issue his warrant d.
rected to any constable policeman Of said city, com
handing him them to bring before him the party
against whom such complaint has been made and upon
conviction thereof the officer before whom such con-
victon shall be had shall said goods to be forth
with restored to the thereof and the party SO
convicted shall be punished by fine not less than fifty
uonns, and not exceeding one hundred dollars, and
tns pc committed TO the city prison until the said fine
thl DC PAID and until such luggage effects shall be
u.nV,red 70 such emigrante. Any person nvcted
Email nave the right Of appealing from the decision Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-01

Passed April II, 1s49 three-ffths being present"
The People Of the State Of New York, represented in Sc
nate and assembly, do enact as )oiows -
Section Section first Of the act entitled An act
concerning passengers arriving at the ports Of entry
and landings in this State passed December TO- 1S47
is amended by inserting after the word hasn in the
twenty third line thereof the words executed the
bond orr
So Section second Of said act is amended so as to
read follows 1T shall be the duty of the officer to
whom such report shall be made, by endorsement to
be made such report to require the master
mander Of such ship vessel within "a hours after the
arrival Of such ship vessel at the port landing to
execute to the superntendcnts Of the poor the
sum Of five hundred dollars with suretics
to be approved by the officer making such endorsement
conditioned to pay all damages costs charges and
penses, that any county city, or town within this
State shall incur in the support and maintenance Of
such person within five from the date OF such
bond but such master commander may commute
for such bond by paying to the persons mentioned In
the aforesaid second section the OF dollar for
such person. and the payment Of such sum shall be in
full discharge Of such master commander from all
liability for the support Of such person and from his
liability to give such bond.
Section third Of said act Is amended by inserting
after the word upon" in the second line thereof the
words to give such bond' and in the ninth line of
said section strike ali after the word such and
insert bond may have been required or comnunta-
ton money paid to be sued for In the herein
after proyided.n
a. Attic end Of section eight add az follows Such
superintendent Of the proec.
cute In their name any bond given In pursuance
the second section Of this act whenever the sondi-
tions Of Tho same have mot been fulhllsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

RNTNORF =, b. Arf .ttn Nsre.s. -tslI..
s,r.. a,t. IS. 81, SOD. J,-sr, oor., a 2 B.,.-. -..
80. I'd. s.hr 49, >afN- is~f-a.s. Nl.r
Boston ~ Isl. fN- Az str h'is b ~ mfe.. ift
va ta-s. sd Asta.., Htr1f.a. tstf hs- -o.. O. SID
.t' ~ nrs '.tss.i. tqaasft, ii'er a'-- - n. Wy
Ds.e hNte. HI A-as '-r obi rta, N user h- '.tr q" f
VIE G.--aeoci. ss.n-, Nst.- Ls... p.1sa PSF ts'
f.s-r. I-r slt .- Ffvsrt l...f. "-srr- .mtt Va '-
.oar i~a-ra. Ws0.r abtt.rtsr ti .r.' frs..
ta~~. tI go Ices. oe-.. isa4. ~ k s,.-. ats.e A.
.torr " rs-.r Pigeon Jasa-os Cra~a - 500. 60 is
sar-a sus-- NJ Desert c.ai.,A '.r' Ns--t' . f''r
Lstat Sssr
CAL,Is ", AR er4 Ctsro.i.. spat.N Ian sr'.-ia
Orat> hsstrar e., ur.e ~. a-e. On 0-h d A. o.
Es. Bsi'r. ssr n-a-se. F.tA'-'a. rafsa-t Sd w D
,ta, Jals Fsa Gsrs-l haaisf. Sra, fc fcs- sa
80. Jsa. " saay. Wsoosr o. ( sa ~. Itnrs g.. %.
Wa. Be- sa..rs R-torr. fav.l, ss,9uf A.lsi
nuksr >As Ns1s oks icrsrs o.. Lac @ ~ tt.
>irrot Nusd, 81 o.Frei oosr, hos'oa ro'i'a Pr
"a HshAma Va so-.e1 s>af d. "a. Nicos4 fi'-s
CIR POINT Va Nov o. - ,,' ssssr-, Is. al Leas'-
MoBiiE, >o' Ar g. - Nh-as C1,-s hs'r- rs-'' -.
Erstot. s. ~, 8 " l1er. Nsv Nor tf-s. g. trs
Js .car Busas Nsa. cara, ft.sle D, h''s v
isas-, 'chr 49, - aa Csr-e-, ht'a.s
NFW BEDFORD. ~, ti-Arr .r ja.a We. Den ra'.s
81 asft,, So -arl, 6au-r rag'oa y seF H. i-
PESsACOLA -, 1-xr- a. c..N.7 pras~a'-- f.rft-'
sh Nsa~ "a t.r g-ts-eath tisl- ~ Hes ~
\ IS. Ts,aags Nj $50. Nore.1s ~ cav. y .- a.
,hs,, Waf's, No- s7s CO fs',r N'-'s N.As N's -'a
PnoylpFNcr. -, ,5-s .sh-. ~. .s,.. caa pas' Conn
Ks-s. kh,ly. ~ ar. g. aes ht -'. i--a ar 80 "
Ss TX " Wsk-r Nst. se~fs btat'f S>a's 80. -
gs.~r. " iest,.. Nssgrf. b. Be- y t''l'' $50
SktEN 40 &c FsL -. la- LA1- ,ft - 80
cslcTrn .cai Rse Ra-e-f EIirsae- fr.- hi~'r's Is
~ NAu sctF Tfasnrh 81 6rstsin, Msta,f w p
Sess 50 ssts te. Mar. 80 n.sa shr. $40. -
kchEce Thsr=s .fou I1o~c ~ Ssf Stalr io1 Nsa-
q. IL r a-. Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
WILLIAM 2. HOLLIS

GENTLEMENs FJRW,HfNI WAREHOUSE.
SO ~ NA-sAi STREET
L'iR>T Ri6Hr HAND CORNER of Jol1st from
i hr,a1WAy " p n w14lI respectfully csi a,len-
..I1 ~ s-lt -aru Oh 80 49, 4f Fs4 al1 vs. lf-r
.oo-s NHc1 ior C4a ~ and o. IT, q rlt s4rpass-i by
ar sim -lt gee ciY being -cted wlll srra,
care f1u DE st proved usI.fac.4r-s 10 GsIsrf.
Fra1-e, Germany 41d a- -rt s.ai-s. -1-ilss-y fJr
r.y r-.4.. trade embracing a. tHe ~ 7s 20 rrsFa-
sr1 .-slfs lsei flclii'g l- ARIEL t-, sii-
-- strcE. So .-1crfs hcsoms collars shirts ~ every
t-scuplol 30 Ir~r I'D COTTON, rocsel oi
zad ll-l ram1rc. plan ana rElred BORDERS, gloves
lf every 1--r- gll " 40 Llck WOO. sE z1d cotton.
f-rs..rs 80 -rlS@rs ~ pan AZ ribbed So. sr1irl
AI1s WOO merl9. -nsKer Euit, SHAKER ns1ar hog 81
cotton L. hosiery. couon hose 40 tAf lOse m-rin0,
sco'cn .ar5s soo. - dressing gowns lm1f7llss, mlf
1srs slrlers, pgrs-s, rdl1g bells and great
variety ~ 01-f sfcies suitable f9r mems vesr -.
- 80 nlsrin8 snd rOl.0l llderg-ss. sc snrts
made % order ~ III shorte.. uJcs TIE person - mes
t1red ard % slArarifad ~ money rel4rned 20 we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
SUPREME COURT RULES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW sHADk-. Git Coru4c-i prsp-ry, Mos
w Ir. &c At olesaie aud retail j NOODfORD.
- Bros1wzy tas ina extensive assortment ~ ne
above artc-. % be- found ne cy AMI greatly - i-
prices 80 - grrOr " ndoW - ed"s
Sc-u.s, l1- syi- 81 Louis XIV @othics F.o~-rs -
40 prAn4ry Curtsius Curtain Lo0us. Bsads. P-t
Center TgsseIs Picture Cod and 1hssrs, Windu~ Nr-
&c A. MorcLsn.s slyiug 81 whoeae viii rnd 10 - nor
Inherent 10 rsl hef.fe making ifeir purcfasFs ~
- nnn Window SHADES Of every dsscri9-
.)U.VkjU uGn wh1ess.- aod retail ~ me ,l4o~
shade Emporium, ii7 P-ar-st doors from thtiltr-s+
at .r,stv reduced prices Aso, g.t couIcss ofass-'
coDe. asses bands gors. cst rcs. g. 'nr re trsf
INKS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
CALIFORNIA.
TO CAIIrORNIANS.

M I'm An ENPEklE>CE Of IS years ~ prrpa-ir Z
W soies ief sfs a. Passengers, he subscriber coz
ntealy osors h. services q per.0us nenc ng g st
The voyage % California
A. rs store nav o. had estimates OF rrovis - 81,
every description, Tor any uumscr OF p=r,ons ro
ncnth Two ysss
Al ssoes vii - pat Up h supAole pSclssr. 90 eros,
The s.h.Es Tor ~ 0ngef Ngs.c 80 VII be D..
up % seer. Sat VII ~ 80 wSrrs,l7d
alS2~s A. hAMP. lis WSislN y
CALIFORNIA CLOTHING-W- have row ~
y ssnc she SYgesi s.oct . " - c.alng sue1 90 go
SAL FrSncsco trs@r % - foecd n ta- city Oar
" n thai market . very extensive srd cons--
-1saty kesc lArEe s.cck frssy msce ~ o. Pc
csas=rs vSo1ld O. Wei rxAniae slock o-f1e o1
Ing elsewhere - sre celcfEue4 - s1s.s oar rr-
en- nene ia thai ste hoA ~ ihe cheannvss ~ oar prcs
xns .uitshlear.. u clcfhiog ). DENLiN
MS W. y - y, ,ll-s- c----- No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
A NV AND 1ndpRovED COOK STOVE.

't'hE PJ BLlC Akt INVITED to ~tan'r- to- tr1r'
u- or ~ .rh tte f-i hurct ir .hs staV~. being rl
tr ev s1G pronounced By some N the 1-st Jlts-t Pc
b,.tf- .s1c r-a and o.. De- sane time tls moe. --o-
r.l Pa. i0 far. .f any stove row ..r 'F if -
--r.. .-r t.re o. i.,h
10. They rave ao srae boo .he D..0m. th- coal r-.uns
upon soil slrizce No cod sr . admitted 10 cra-7n
i1r ire
- T1e-.fs hesir4 before res-hes 1e ere by pss'r <
through totsr caall.rr. consequently NE Goa . a.
consumed
Do Hi. s.rt9tl. al so -0utrlsI-d Usl 10 u~--s no
-strs % b. rec ron dust and nols e.cape no ne
room.
a. lie economical re application of the heated ar.
be- rouleeol win ne sri nat cannot be dslurh-d hy
rssn. causes plei- combusr On OF The cOA prn-
-lpl- never before ohisIr-d Oh stoves.
Oce or more = e s0v-s Constantly Ia oper auor e. ne
uanuLrf1rg ~ Ws.ersi zlsl corner south : rth xnf
Ffr.i .ts " lsm.turgh sou Who and retail. On
th- mo-. r-asoLsn.e .--ils = aay in .h7 ci.y
l. WOOD. Ps.-n.ee
II serr trfa % tEo weeks tr- stove proves lr-As
Actor, tn. purchase money r4.l be rrtlrred OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
MEDICINES.
MORE PROOF OF THE
BY DR.. HASTINGS
CONP0rNn sYRrP ID NAPTHl

COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA
THE MEDICAL FACULTY. We ~ he pg5Ac. are
| ..-sck - - wore-r A. ne numerous c-rs made daily
~ exgrocicGy medicine. Sac . no~ acEnoE ed
~ may q oer most eminent physciSns - certain
saSes L has 5eer recommends y ihsi ein nent peys
&c. Dr. M1ti. Al . constantly used n - Narne ho-
TIA =. Ssvsursh ga - Dr. Ar1't ~ senior physician
Jr-1s' B-nl.srs.ts'. Reuospect AID a oSser q ne
Lost0n M~deA Jour1ss have 'FoSea II Prai'e nSny
DR. HASTINGSS PREPARATION
~ h@-- thoroughly tr--. -ci Only ID il- hospl.a
- n - -5srge ~ Dr. HssunCs 10 Lord--. &C 80 ~
.1a --st physicians Of England. srd a. lAve fully en-
--sr s.esses Or he ruE. TIE foowi1g "a '-,F q
80 7-s expressed m ma A-ica Fscal,y 70 E-s
rNDER rs INFLUENCE.
ts-a sa- .h- a-racst.f aerE. rc w-oss brow -es'h
.a seei % have -. ..s sea- So IRE INV sorsao1 s'i
.-lgta-s1t exchange 8 cary r - y a.en.e 'li-
fs-1s al dsressug cough for ne cam -eqose Nniea
sl1ue aeon Qsz' 81. so1re a- 80. ,,-,.spoor
sa,. I-eesr1 Hs.1-... Sr-7 ot Nap,hs a. 7r- " -
80. NED rs discoveries cf sry 81. SO r'asir- -
a--rcv is -lr-. consumption ~ es.Aai'tei Neyoni q
r- Ror5 b. Ls--lsar. "h,. IS .-- g-esi co1sgn7-
.s- a~.-1.a 81 cure sli Dr. ian TOO Of ba1a Pr',
--r-s D.. - .-- only Known remedy " t-l may 1e rr 81
- ir -e--o- -a % circles 'r-n he l'ss A-d preventing
80. 49,. ss,,, w. 7-3-e ia. ss,asy Auiss proprietor
ssE.. e ria = one bos i6e selo1 (which Will prove
Oh - ra.e1t he v'-.-- RI .lls medicine
C1r.1s Gods bronchitis. der ne, ashrs n s1.s"- go
s1d ,Pns Of blood AZ tlrei n 'af '.of SO
d 4 ,-a o. = have ye led % ne treatment
Z <artrs syn. re sINft fNAfr OF I"itf
rr-s Trr--s ~ .er- % Pa a.. clEa- attacked
r s-...rs o. 11a &C. -ll a Ch aIn r.. FL uru -
r. ID HASTINGS NAPTHA
$685. ...--.4 . .r --.t 81 rrlr T. --umarAa e. the
.---.. I'D. t..s -1- ..-, 81 . I .Irv
s acc1u- rt rs-.1. o-'n sa.sc.rt - iH- n-cAn
--.-..... 81 t.,-
-r....-. .. .s..-... tr.,s a.
"F1' 49,. .g-.v ~. Nan 4. re.4
, d. --..-... g.. ..... ,-.r. "a. +, ..-.. t. f.,
PIT. ..-... ...,,, -..-. .-- .i.,,,..
--' $40 go. a. ,...s.-.- .'.,-,
...4 ... .-.- 49,. .- ...I
IT.. ..-. ...... ~. = -.r ne Wa.
III - -.'..... ....... b.. .4.--af- -tt.t f-f
... ,-.I . d.. ..-. ...... 1.4 yg-st -.
-... ....-. .....4 .- ID -..i "a sfv-rt.-f
H'.. ..',. .,,. -,.'l ...,.t al m ',..
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

-. FOR IAN FRANCISCO. VIA RIO IA
1--k-N NERO AND VALPARAISO The fzyOnts
Steamship SARAH SANDS. "a tons bur
den, ". {. Thompson. Commander viii leave fOr San
FrarciIco. via Rio JaneirD and Valparaiso. Monday,
December lsL from Pier I, n X
This splendid ships unsurpassed 30 her cabins Tor ron
-Lce and comfort and every Arrangement has been
made on 3 liberal scale
Tn- storage ha. beeu fed mp Nh great regard 10 the
c0NJr ~ passor every birth being provided win
mallsss-s .8Darae ishls Will also be spread TOR hem
m pizin. substantial food
Families iesrou. u proceeding a. California will md
t1is rare opportunity.
Eafy apple aol 3. nec1sslry % secrre good berlhs
only q i1.if "a number will M takeu Apply %
~ tD--i1 J HOWARD & sON. q Br1adWAV
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NlArER-CURE.-D PRALL rrcstv~s Paasais =.
w NJ. eomuiod % CITY esse s,uaen IS Las etsI oae
door ;SoU s. JchrsPsrk Gen~TN ~ G A3enoeo -
ADVICE sivsa s,r horse les1 cenl Cssu -sous vsros
NJ ~ iasfsr q rs Ia
DAG>-Tbe hsAsss msrse; Price paid "a easa Tor al
IA sints q domestic rags bsggiug, CANVASS grass o.
bale rops Hnc any oher knt Of paper Skers siock -
r7in CYRUS " FIELD CO - Seeknk2-te
NrOTlCf.-Al psrsons hsrrhy iofac hsrhorfng
~ OF ir4s.ins ny VIE KEBECck AN cox. o. -y
socour q. Wi .sy 30 b a of her s0l-TSc ing bros
lyp Nss lsts inoig ST. GEO A cox
NOIORkD PAPERS " a. kin4, f0r sac BY
~ nIlm CYEus ". FIxLp CO II cas-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

81 fUk -AIE.-Siluated ou TIE Onto Canal, d's-
~. cry a9i folr uII 1esr.y new snd in me running
- order ih warehouses aid lil acres ~ land, mo-" poo
scrs.sfl onsratnr cost over 81 foO, will be- sold a.
- ap20H
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3. KREIsCHER


FlRE BRICK MANURACTU
~ r., 81 3n and - GOerck .; near De a1cy
IRE brcEs u a.. slSp-. s1c Crate FI-lres
IRE Cement
s.cssr's snd Orsecno0ss Pre- AortGr'
Tee, IRE c a. Of sup-r'or quality,
sLr zbs u a. sizes Pre- saud = superior
Aruc.-s q every description made order 81 moderate
pvir-s Orders sE-ruted a. short rorc@ as Hn.
DCBLIc sOrICE -sUPEENE cOrRT-Ia - n.-,-r o. --.
49, e. - ~ A1-r-sl. 80. Cl11clsy fol. - Ctg
RI N-s - 11ecc sTslas ron
slsfs - 8ccr g1a. h1si o. H11sr.t
asF---l e - 81. -sss al ca4 q.
Han ~ 80 I~srtG --v.r,1 Wsrs CT
Pac 1tcs ere cTs- BY - ssgcr At~r1sa 49, Ceul
rlf-T p - CfF S.s flrE.
1a1- slt 2rr--d al ~ hsyor A.-r~1 safCc
4 - c. S-E m l--11 80 s1pr.z.
c-- - s.a,- n ~ Ton Ten ~ tis 40
r ss-1r1sT q S.V-usf ~; .saE Ir1
a --s+ e. - ly-rE oi - Cglr tst
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HEW-EEGLASD LIVE STOCK
fssvpASCF cONPaSy-AT NEW-HANES, COM
Ctsrter P--,@-us-Pssscc Nay, -
CAPITAL asa, OOo,
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HANGING PAPER.-Bro-r, red wass. bue..ud
grseE- Tor sL-e ~
u IN CYRUS " FIELD CO H. cls..
RANK or sALI-BCkY.-Ts-s o.-. o. o. a.,
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RLEACHING POWDER.-Of he lat c9zTITT.
~ 70 store snt 10 arrive. for sa- By
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4 YEAR OF REVOLT Tons. shrdgei rom Wais-f
n h-v's History - 1898. vI.h g -f survey 10 he
Cs.sss OF me Third french K-voluus1. By W Ohas-
tols o. me urts AMI aiapt-d % genes circulated
lust ~ shed ard f1r sale hy
n BUNTlNGTON SAVAGE. pc Pear o.
SUPREME COURT RULES.
TsrHr NV RULES or THE SUPREME COURT,
l under The Amended Code W. -h 90 .nt1 rfeoi 70 b.
ls.l s-a Is been 81 itshei arr fIr sS~ Ri ite Law
Bisns and stationery sor- n BELL GOULD
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5000 = Gs. o1. 500 l3 100 Erie Rh 80 '
900 Read Morn Bds fI. 30 80 1t .
$50 Harcm I'd ...'t e.. 30 PffriT Bank
100 Farmers rruG so 8-. GPurum'h Dry Dock
100 30 ...... 30. l0 Saratoga Wash
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IMPROVED PLATFORM SCALES.

Couul-r ar 81 0-her scales. manufactured by 10
s-W-YorE Jo1Ueymen scale makers Co 8 0r-@n--s.---
Trs scs7s o MS Company are 4essry-ty .zkEk prscs
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20, war-zlec correct zlc IT. liable g-t Of
order W refer E.lh confidence % The merchants and
~ 1as.ers % SeVflrG nv are o. LIBERAL patron
< ~ Fr.rl-s y scEnov .e- gel spsror.y fJf
s-.- y I'D ne Ga,re =. rs Azc-ca-s, near FrOnl-sL
orders VII prom % amended 20, and rsp.r.
ing Zone yfl1ogs dsay ~ GO . SHEPPARD
Ay-ntN CO
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IL, = tta.if M Y J. =, } UIth ND NV IAFFH
~ ~ -h1,.<tD RA ABROAD On and shsf 81 lcisi
o @, the hIovlng trains vii .ssn
The Office u lhs Company, &, Causlsl Psss-ngeg sh
Railroad a. Twenty ssyeuthsL Accommodation Tfa1 y
u 4 N. ff New Rochelle, Ac. kHpress Tran at8Ah
Dr stanford ~. Express Train A. p q Tor s.1nhq4
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C0mmulaioa Train = NJ for NOr~as 1yai0fDA1D
York C0nmuauoa Train Al q A. " from Aorsss, A.
com Train al A. from New Haven Accom- Tran q
~ A " ff0m New Haven EKpres. Tram Al 10
from New Haven, Accom-. Train a. - y N frgn hes
Haven fmyxH X AAagE SgDi
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FOREIGN Ports.


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