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70 this address the President responded as follows


Before leaving Europe Gov. Ujhazi addressed Letter
to General Taylor, informing him OF the desire Of The
Hungarian exes 10 find refuge in the United States
Since their arrival here the following reply has been
ceived.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, December 20.
Sra, have daily received your letter Of November q
from London, announcing the determination Of yourself
and comrades to seek an asylum in America.
The people OF this republic have deeply sympathzed
with the Hungarans In their recent struggle Tor consu
tonal freedom and In the calamtes which have befaen
their unhappy land and that but speak the uni
versa sentiment OF my countymen in bidding you and
your associates a cordial welcome soil
asylum Of the oppressed from every Cline We offer you
ptotection and free participation In the benefits of
institutions and our laws and trust thatyou may find in
America a second home
/ am, with high respect, your sincere friend,
z. TAYLOR.
LApIsIAus UJHAzI,
Late governor Of Comorn, in Hungary.
II will be seen that now, while the whole American
people are veng with each other in their efforts to cheer
the noble exies Gen. Taylor adds his mite When they
needed comforting word from the President OF this
great people, whilst battling against those who would
crush Them the smallest word denied Because Is
popular TO welcome these injured exiles, the President
welcomes them too Wonder what the natives will think
Of his letter i-Baitimors Argus
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The following communication was handed 70 us by the
author Rufus Porter, ESQ.,, who is wen known TO US a.
the former editor OF the Scientific American. and as man
well versed in knowledge Of the arts and invention.
He is man Of superior intelligence and Of great honesty
Of character and we do not hesitate to say. that any
stated upon his own knowledge may be relied upon I'M
pIciy We do not know whether all the great results
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LAD'si Ls,s s Usma Of comom, in Hungary
s-pr.m. oour. Of IN. United states.
THuRspar, December 81. 1919.

THURSDAY, December 81, is49.
No. 30. Simeon Jones u.s. Moses True 81 a. In error
TO the supreme court Of Illinois The plaintiff in
having failed TO appear this writ Of error was dismissed
with costs. aae
No 30. J. H. McClanahan, appellant, Us. Richard Da-
Wis ct a. This cause argued by Mr.. Neae Tor the
appellant, and Mr. r. L. Smith for the appelIees
No. IS. The United States, plaintiff in error. Mexican
Buchanan The argument Of this cause was commenced
by Mr.. Gllet for the plaintiff in error. H
! Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock, a. m.
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EDUC attention of desiring
II advantage thorough instruction IN union with is careful
and minute allowed BY the plan Of select
school Il invited 10 the Fahr The winter session Of which
The situation Of The school near
SEMINARY Virginia. within three miles Of exan
dna reired agreeable and healthy The effort hsbinsly
pups of Christian principles
The English French Lnf and
languages Mathematics, and other branches Of liberal
education, including all that a. cpsrsuon m cohee
Pupils win be received any period OF the year .
5000 the session OF months, nom Octoper i 70 me
following August proportion time payable
Ally $50 each for the session OF ten
months per for bedding during the hrst yem
Address Rev. GEORGE A. SMITH, Principal.
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OvoLHEr b. PAAEE snonzsd receive advertisements fsr
the Union New York. Philadelphia, and Boston, and receipt for
payment for the ~ 1880 ~ M
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From the National Intelligencer.

.t,H From the National Intelligencer
Reception Of M. Won Gerolt. the Pruss,an Minister.
NJ Won Gerolt minister resident of his majesty the
king OF Prussia Saturday, the 22d inst present
ed the President by the Secretary of State Upon de
verng his letter OF credence, he made to the Presden
the following address:
Mr. Presidents The king my sovereign has been plea
to confer upon again the honor Of representing his
jestys government the government Of the United
States, and devove upon thereby the duty Of Guilt
waiting the friendly relations, and OF promoting the many
interests, which have united the the
formation Of this government.
From year TO ycer these interests have become i'm
ua commerce, the progressive emigration from my
all OF the United States and the intercourse
which happily exists between the countries, having
for Its objeche advancement OF the and sciences and
the improvement Of social institutions.
In presenting TO your excesncy the credentials Of my
coming the interpreter Of the feelings Of high esteem which
his majesty chershes for exceency and OF his ardent
and sincere wishes for the welfare and prosperity OF the
United States.
To this address the President responded as follows:
have listened SIR with satisfaction the sentiments
have Just addressed TO me- in this name OF the king Of
Prussia, which are cordially reciprocated and affords
representative Of his majesty near the government of the
United States. Your return hhern the diplomatic
capacity which you held former occasion with such
advantage the general interests and good understanding
gives OF the continued confidence OF your own,
affords this ample guaranty that nothing
will be omitted your part 10 cultivate the best relations
and promote the special interests alluded by you)
which combine link the countries in bonds of
You already well and favoraby known the United
trust that your soonfn among may prove in every way
agreeable.
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DENMANsHIP Tor Miifion.-Forune and employment
rniped by hrstrafe hand Terms mode
greatly reduced Reopenine Of Mr. Brows National
Writing pupils day and be-
tween i2h Streets Pennsvana avenue, Caruss
music store.
different Department., The corps
Diplomatic inhabitants Of Washington An generals
Mr. Bnsow finishing writing respectfully announces his
pleasure Of having the
honor presenting his admired and superior system Of
ladies gentlemen Of ts city who, on his
seasons generously welcomed his arrival with their kind
ness, confidence, and patronage. -
The decided success immensi Mr. BE- practice for
years past the estimation In which his method Of
teaching Europe and America sure guaranty
attend his classes, now open day
evening already MI D. politely invites early
application, his stay will be limited - -. a.,
6entemen occupations positively taught splendid
business hand fluent bold, apda clear and manly style,
how bad ebe or cramped the writing may be- IN one
complete Of lessons. -. !.
srsee truly delicate hand the only form approved Of
writing (see specimens AZ the door between h
and i3th streets, north sidel Private tuition given
M n Lord GOOD writing like good address %
pcrson. n 4 4 letter Of credit and recommendation"
Mr. n. be from =, a. m, 70 y p m, Or 4to M
twelve four
days. Deo H-om
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DOYg and Girls Books, OF every variety, for ali
%''" p"''' '"'"e ITO" ss"' TxYIoR q MAURYss
Dec II Bookstore, near On st.
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PRESIDENT
quesed communicate to this House, early as he
venieny whether since the last session Of Congress,
any person has been by him appointed either civil or
military governor of New Mexico 10 any military or civil
has been apPoned their names and their COM
pensaon IL military and civil governor has been united
~ one person whether any additional compen.stion has
Also, thst he be requested communicate 10 this House
whether any agent sgen or other persons have been
Ills government and sent 70 California o. New Mexico
recognised In said Territories by this government author
lied 70 organize the people OF California or New Mexico
into government, aid or advise them In such organi-
zson whether such agents, civil military govern
or, Instructed directed 70 aid, preside over or be
present at an assembly Of psron called convention, 10
any manner In the deliberations Of that body OF persons II
any name OF such agents, and their compen.
House whether the Executive either Of the departments
has any agent agents. on the part OF thisovernmen
California or New Mexico aid advise the people OF
themselves j. and IL such agent agents have been sent
who they are and their compensation Also that the Pres
dent be respectfully requested 70 communicate 70 ,ni,
or military in California OF New Mexico or 70 any
officers Of the army OF the United Satcs any other
New Mexico or California and the proclsmston. and
Communications by them made TO the people oil said Terri
tore well the entire correspondence OF such agents OF
person persons have been authorized By this
o. any Of u. departments 70 appoint snd dire. e eec
tons in said Territories, and Determine the o
enacted by any supposed government In Csfoma; ana
80, what laws and the President be requested 70
government with any persons California and New Mex
lco relative the formation OF government or said Ter.
totes BY the inhabitants theeo and whcther any
Of the czens Of said territories has been made and hat
the same, nc made, be communicated 10 this House.
Mr.. WINTHROP, suggesting many objections to the
consideration OF this resolution at this time though moi
opposed TO it, adoption at proper period OF the session,
objected 70 is reception; and, accordingly was noten-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07

81. TIE hr. door and bssement oi -o9 Nsierst s'oFe
AA Peck slip. good stand snd wei cscu a'rd Tor =
rfotsIn. or shoe store for plumber stove nasei "
rr .hop The premises have just been altered and re-
paired Asn, new house connecting WIN lne suo'r =.
I'M, rs.r containing 81 rooms whch viii - let separate
y or with the store snd basement The ioe pftus's
could ~ arranged for boarding house Arpyt 20
fvs l5leods W bht ~ ~ rfnHf-t-
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pirect from chihuahua.

Nj. Francis Il saunders arrived az 0sNetton
~ the steamer Palmetto via Port Lsvscs cirec from
Chihushus, which place be left On the l2ih June Mr
10 cOnDeeted ~uh urm carrying on trade with the
Indians aud MsxeSns IN Chihushua Fl Psso ana Oh tht
G. 81 ~hich places he has oeon carry iug business
for toe lssi eighteen months On the ssh " June Mr.
passed the s0vsnce company OF Engincers
under the command of Col Jonuson, on Devils River
winch point Is Snoat halfway between Ssn Antonio
spo z Psso. From Devils River Mr. :. tOaod most
sxcrlsut wagon T0sd All the way 10 SAa AntuniO Us
t.nee Of about 20 miles. This TOAD es. been m sds
slmcst perfectly srsghI ana on uec tSst Nna " 80
hns Mr. l. well acquainted ~ith the coUutfy De-
VOID aud .sys the EusiucoTs viii hnd ne dineUltS
wn.tsver in cOnDuius The rosd 10 T. fsso de psssvo
the IN aiu body OF the command under NS -" t'"''
st Los MOrcs 10 about ~ miles snis 81 ie "' NVN'
Riv.r Col Hsysis with TOE pnnCipSl rsncon'is.t >
OF 10 wagons All IN good heslih Sna spif s N'
q met srest many companies bound t'f al iVf1's
none OF whom. 10 his snOs ledge, hsd met Win any
s~cident or encountered any tirnN, but were All u
Algn sntieipsuons lie says tne Indians are Al
ly none Of whom haze ever attacked sny Ameresn-'
nor are .ny tears siDed that they viii % 50 hs
know. nothing particularly OF CSpiAn Neseh com
p.Dy but pres0n-s they are al ssr ss ne would hS''
ks.rd OF II had bcen otherwise Nor nSs ne near y
from Major Rsrry's party, but thinks they we're 10
49, danger fforn suerrllSs than they would have
h,,n tron the laasns. the Dir, CT route he reeo
i.ct. compsny psssing through Coinasha~ Ia "niSo
were Governor Henry smith sni t~o sons0i nts
He ..ys lhe reports OF gold nPon the Ss are uh'oN1
d,d. as be has spoken with some 'u'NeYi"s PstNes
who had bsrn searching Tor u, bat without success
~ .,t inc Cila on the Isl Of June. he says ine moe
dr.t route TO the OF CsoruiA 10 10 io"o" 'ns
new Government rVsd - FAR ss the feeNs, '"en ~
s,uth aud scross the Rio Grsnde Ht toe FIes1'o "e
MI, thence 20 the Gis. lrSviog Chihasnus sooN'
- - NIL, to the leiL Tuls route Is good one
IN. xbole ~.y With abundance OF ws'ef srsss' graz"
etc ,ua tree from any danger ~h"tever oe o'tspes
hv mi, route from San AGtoDio 10 the GHs 10 aoV~
seven hundred miles
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
e., Tho Trbure
Song OF THE MARINERS NEEDLE
ny cH n cLAhkk.


Eo burni.h well. ye cunning hands
A palace home fr ne,
Torl ~ood ride IN regsl stats
Acrouthe brDy se1-
Bnns IVORY irum the Tod an main
T,psve my mystic ADor.
And maze my DOM Of crys,al sheep,
Ny walls Of shining ore.
Nov mount the wave, ye fearful ones
Though raging stprrns sNssii
Ny spsrry lance o'erc meth all
Nv strength will never fail.
The storm f,Dd wraps MS mUrky clouds
Arooud your tren bling ssnt,
Bat can pierce that gloomy veil
A.d sosr beyond the night
The lone 7 Eachsnue's Of the Deep,
rule ia bOlU roOs realm
Watch ye my hihe and onlv'rlng wand
To "a de- vOu- strziniDg helm.
Az, -ud your ADxious Esze on me
Th- Polar Star is dim,
And driven darkues, ,i.swake
Win Oceans hymn
For | commlne With spirit forms
Within my wizzsrd c-li,
And mantlinx midnight m-its before
The magic Of my speL
pynsny long, enduring links
clasp the Northern : AZ
And on thst virv. shadowed chain
visit her afsr
And s,pient eyes have watched me long,
Aud Silence has grown gray,
And .,iil 20 dream not how nor Why
keep ny wondroos way.
Ye know me as ye know the storm
Th.t heaps yoor hesving psth.
Ye love me though. since mine is not
Th- mystery Of wrath
<A<stev "
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Frow NAssAU-THr SCHoo>ER WiLtiiN AID
Jots> -rhs scaorner William & JON. Cspt. Vincent
.rr,ea here yrs~rlsy in- cort run % thr~e aay
from Nassau. Toe "llNm .onn, vi .e
...t..ts ,..rr - .r. sra 10 AS supposed would
49, tnr.l il.s Csur ki-celt Informs - tlai Oh toe
l7rh Nv l-.i s'ttr tt- vs-seI str-ek 90 60 N-n
f.sk he fJul4 rtr lnskrS ~aief iArlas he AS
Therefore congved Tor me prrs-rsainn oi tne ca
md M 81 "a board - pu ner a.no-r Cd can caFsi-
Sh.r.f alter enich ne eucesvursd % go t1e -'si'
,r. of several wrrsksrs 90 ,ne n-iehoor hood olt A.
,-ele-d saving no use ss 30 could noi ne 80,
= 81 a-rt 10 work ~iih his crsw. and got oaI Al
,se CARO- Sd. lsndr1 u "a the oesch part 81 p
g.. ssms.-d Re then stared IN his open ooH ioi
N,.,su. = s distance q 30 ml-s where a. 1870
"a ~ l.f June obtained the assistance OF Srec Nln-
vs..-l md returned 70 the schooner nnedistriy -
49, three or ,our days hard work they succeeded Il
getting ner % - ., V,...r
C..L R.e q ;he schooner >--1A a'7'Fea 81
-r 10 hsv been v.ry dry snc s1ondsuce - -'i az
Al both Gays N-~-1''--
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
The DENLY Affair.

-r.at-,v.4. -r.-- honest f--nd -; th-rstlr- 1e-
sexea vosr v~or.ap D. ei l-n be eo1 -,eaaa-e1 >-AA'
Deno,s sdef.csson--or r.;aer IL exposure Tor -o0o
Focli.n hes slNsvs e. md % consider u = .es'-i
crime 70 .t-s rouudv taun 10 b. de osdS-app~-rs -
have xrocx-t th- sind out uf F.iuer Richie p-uoy
wss evia-riiy get OF tee venerable kdito'-one %
thoss unique Nir.nlsus. Nh. ardent as so4lnsln
sun csn u-kr them u-ver % thiogs ~ z'es DC
symgsihy OF the Csios Therefore quite nsturl Oaf
ory surprise iasi shielding D-noy, q, sbout in
phcs,s Others equally snuted II point Of nsuSiiy 10
s.ity Aad ts4n yersnsIi, 10 It's "eoansrosnes
T fAlo Eve Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
ERE>CH,- HOTEL. ec-ser Of E-.ns,,,--.l ao,

L CIV Ia -.egsre. opposite 80 C.ty hs. Ne.- io'A
CIV ~ss nl. AZ o.~l ec cy ~ sl'sc 'e'' Mss ~,
s 20 ,-sts 1a. fcr c'-vvcler r.. ceni'ri etrs g
49, -.-v tt -s-ot ee surpassed 'r ~ "a ord D. r~n-
~ --.v 4. IN xh.ch s-e warned grsr. Tees A.
-.-a. r, Vf,h nah s-icc svasNsfs 81. f-h 40 s-fF
vrlr Crotc1 WN.er p -olE . v-r-T aird So -
-ve-v ,rr are q ei We gss tl..r nc .-s-..
---ss NJ -ocus vs-g from s. O. = - fr' w. u =.
f---- - % -er-s per o.. sccorclrK 90 ecaen tnyv
- l-r'.-sror a. a. excessive rtrae OF 't-- >.
connected VIII .t~ house rli hot-. co1iAcir' pe-
f-- European r.1 e lob rs, snl meas ss .ne
nav e- cred 10 ne srenc IS spacious Neirc'is
Poe-. wi he % t1rrg tho ht - A1r rAnA - ano
- % G. theu hour they rAy tr-ire ale III L'
-..e 49, s--Sur. - re--et 20 eNsct ur receive ger
s,-s. T-- r "a. EEL S-s7kort = - ne -
-, f-,r- ~. r,'--- r,ns iuI FRENCH
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
T,raVe NTTo WaT1

IT. sExtIR-IO> TO THE FISHING
l.ss.rs...rz5sbAN on sandy Hoos. every hopssy
Tuesday, W-dn-sfay Ttursday. fncsy
and sunday. The steamer BUFFALO viii lssvs fooiS
tObusou-st. o'clock Thiu-sntn-.t 81; Csaa'-si n
CIhannest u, GrsnG-st =, Pier No. 5, NOrb kivu,
VI Refreshments and Fishing taesls provided 90 0Ssd
Fare Is cent. -ach iva N
r. FOR kEyPORT, land NJ siFor bsn
. -Sttffz--iN lJon s-ch w.y.-Th~ steamer JOHN
HART leaves Cbamb-fs-st Pier dai u ses
lay. ercepisdl a. ; z N. Returning leave. k-ypon a
o. a@a AFs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07

o. TO iET.-PNt OF a jsto0y house, NJ Forty
NJ fhf-f.t between tle Seventh aai 1shih avenues -
~ Rent 500 per m. Inquire oi W. ROSS one
d0or west OF the premises NSl "
-. TO LET-The 'arge double house lil M'rc'r
i. :. on door from Houston slttbie f1rt board 4
A--~ house Possession Immediately Apply u d 'oad"sy
su6 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
HOTELS.
MORIARTYS
MOR1ARIfS .,-
cnNrzrss sPRING TEMfERANCE hOl ~,

CONGRESS SPRING TEMPERANCE hOe 81
s-o.s~Ay nesr he - eoraiec tons nsr-" ss'i-s
NsAross sFsi>ss -
I-EPT As A TEMPERANCE hul - ior = 49, -
n r.. .ntia suls1or snd q proximity 10 ne Pr n
= .-- ---3--- 20 = te>i -she r~sori Tor - -cfs =
49, - S-~-Yars CIV ~1.l re sssocs.rd ~th IS
ncts--- he q ne ousness oi ni. .r
80. .,-,-,-r .srcn Sor gent 'rsvrlng ID taslf
- - ~svs--e. MRS J D MORlARTl u sun
- frr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
EIsu5i.c.
81. PAuL,s COLLEGE,, COLLEGE, PoIN1

NFaR FLUSHING LONG ISLAND.
THE TWENTT-sElOND SESSION of his lrs tuition
| -. commence on the rrsi " 'rdsy n October next
PUG ar- admitted INTO fhr primary asses ai N Feaf-
sge and INTO The CO ega@ classes heuever tney have
attained sufficient scto.ar-tfp
There session ui the ln-iilton IN on" year
Il commences on ne tr. Monday October and ends on
ihe trs- Oi August
l. = requested that AT who desire 10 pace ineir sons
IN the Institution vii present them for admission - ne
h-s rniug n he session October Pupils are received
however after the Christmas and Easrr recesses ana on
the -r,l Monday Mach Application 10 be maize 90 no
Rector A. College Point -
A.. Kew } @ hAhiVNt hr'loF
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
AMERICAN HOTEL.

SING : No, A-Stsr !, -
nURlSG THE PAST SEASON. 'ae Ane-;sa Il av,s'
=. 80 e. srset snt Improved ard 7e~y oHei x
A. age numoer oi coumoeiol' 'ootns nsss ~ . 80
- - ,--srs-! for TIE accoullccsrCc of fsuies -
~ a, for "a. perscns acc II n0~ PrePsred % .
,eraln xre ale. 40 he-ets'9f1 a. ~H' ~ -
,osec u f.vor re Wff' .1eir pairuraSe
VIA many lAAnks ior 7Asi favo-s y9i,s ss,s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
THE La1r FIRE A. - Lovis.-The follow

THE LlTE FIRE A. -. LcUis.-Ihe follow
.-- a..9s,ca 20 Ire L9lis-is C7-- e sonsFhs; more
eoset. n 70 d-ss 4 ;ae .;e Ere iEan TIE accounts
already published u t. T-i5l-f'
- Lows jay 30-AM
Tie Asoua was commanded y Geo louns. lie
ves sen g. lump 0v-r-osri Eft5 hs clothes on 1-s
srd hss not o--n -ea-f ~ stree Nane ~ boat et'tV
-ln.urspce ior & CO. Ire ssis containing = 90
vs.. ssved-books and psper' sl los; 4 ms- i-1m
re Cs.i'orrls Enisrsnts was partially oestroyrd a
box Il specie containing s'p' belonging 70 Nr
Su'sr. n Eauzss vas i0st Capt Cleveland iae for
ra@r corlu.roer vss on board tee boat anc marrow
escaped VIZ Fl-ch. a passenger. vas lost How
rusrv others we're lost il not known. The May vss
owned and commanded By Gs-rison-vorih s@l U
and insured Tor 90 -ne uas ireignted Win ++l-
tons for New Orlesns TIE books ssd pspers were
saved 90 h1ss and sheep were .ost ! ne ssn Fran
CLEO. C-yt kennei'. vas owned h7 henuett Con
vers tsue soJuu--insuret tor l5uuV -he had on
neavv cargo from the Missouri RIVER The D1ou9ur,
Capt bee5-~ valued ~ so uoO-insured 'or : p-
rsC Sae h-f discharged mlst ot her freight lne
Pn.ri1 Capt Leonard owned AZ Cincinnati ~
NC mas & Co. Sae had a cargo for { C.ncinnar.
Value " the boat s15ut q 000 Ine passengers losi
their baggage and monies The books and paPe-s
were saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
WANTS.


XIrk~TED--ua.run. f1r 1lnn-r - -rcr - kirs
A. ..,ou. a. - M 20 FOR moderate Sa-s
A7r carou to - made A- 1c- ~ - Oonals - oo'
Of I'm Erxu0u. n l,- Para Ne charges = y
NIA>TED-Rr ycu-E us-. sr1a-o1 - oock-
w s--r-r genera c.-rs 10 comm --ipn lp-'V o1
- ce- he a-ter rr-fer--d B-st q ciy rriefvrcr -
A-tr-.s rlK - Love- o a. -
- SOnn-WANTED Borrow So 70 nine OF W Ve
- ~OO-1rils for ~-1lcn very l1-rA oor-s VII :
pad &C csyuer. secured ~ mortgage 1pc1 Pfopefiy
irs-r-d f1r l0f Actress Loan a Us O-cr s-' y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL
FOA BOYS

Ra..vl@ Sr,ien Island
lIFX BENEDICT. Prncpa. The 'oeanon is pleas
y 4rr and n-a Hs situated about -N T es rom TIE cry
~ S-a York Term. lr union. board. Ac So peg year
Srts.t tr. r-ce.ved ~ ans time furng tle wear ~
fi-fnrr Inform alton apply Dob ~ANL fi " BIN spiN e.
Walls where c.rc4Ars may 'e uotain'a aNi ~
I AIDES, -CuOOte.-F.s pupils sre ilor1nsa y
! 4a..r.-tsl ts Nr. " JONES. in Music, fif.fn a. d
Df.S-r. a. ,r- D.. n fle usual branches 0 porte ri
-.lcr Ntr res.i-lrc comm ii'ls cottage, -" i o
grounds in rf- p.ts,ni ili go ty village OF hed N'
II. tf N1rfh River Herte-us sr- 81 per .rnlrf, 4" n-
,u. .v eNt.s clars- rirc. as WIN lfinrf pA i'l
t-. nav t. had % a. West Nasfingfonp.s 81" or 'r
~ boz ln.rv i0 sr~ tors ho uv aDdns II bsryioNn
q,q. return fu ite cry mo- same evening SAr TIA. Va
-.nrv f,r i,go Young ladies' WOO may enter a. an Alle
ivl- 90
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR bolS o. tf"f'cnr-'er
- lr ~ N-y- YORK sud New Haven Railroad. - n -
from f0- cry A ies more puplls would oc fe'rI
Ctrc rs can be- ohtare1 by addressing The func pA o
Il D ; Dlucumb, . Liberty =, ,,,,- - .,
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FKE>CH PROFESSOR Of French 'nd SPAN
y ish ,,rh good city references ani irsnron A. r. W
,.r. to obtain employment DO sume respectable c9,
.-.i.ra. or fmIlg. Addfess Professor csfe OBJ, 2 II
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
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~ ~sssr---ssss,rta MORkIss Ess,EX Rail KoAD--
EXPRESS TRAIN --On ID sfsf
Thu rsisy the 5lh Of Jay, un addition D. th- f-spsf
r1.ls,j Express Tran I'll .esv- S-~ars 0'chSek
A % the srrval Of no O'Clock 4 " trsn ron
ate ph4 for MOrrisoiTn and Dover csri.<ss
Sil be 10 waunx - convey pas.-rxrrs To- - l0o~ys
Mountain, anvlng there a. OclocsP NJ Tfis Usn
sll coanecI with Ebs 10 o'cock tain from evYosi q
he foot of Cenire-st Returning, vii leAvs Dover 81 4
o'clock p sopprg a. al the % ne 80. ard
arrive Newark 10 tine ior tbs ciocs uan f0r ses
fOrk
y B.-1his train, on The up TIP, viii receive snf -
iy-r pssssng~rs al Orzngs Depot Miiyile, ssnnl-
N.risssr Nn,n.f"sr. ks~s.~-s srd D.v-r sH
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07

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~ " .-rf. CuunIy. - containing tl scrr- anon y
- acre. of ch rate u lfnd 0acres 1i
ana r.sfe one acre cTuce frees acres apple ofchH'
hr.id. variety Of Other fruit trees Large dWri ~
hoi.. firr rorr huu.- wagon-nyuse workshop 4 &C
par h- purchase money rfu~fu m n1nf snc NOR
-. For n.rf.rrlar- ir04ire OF TONPklN--1 81 r>-
= Broos w. or OF ELIAS TOMPkiNs, on NE premises
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