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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-31
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ia MES CT INNINGS.

Fever ard Acur.-Dr. Townsend's Sarsapa-
rilia is unequalled in cases of the Chis and
Fever aud Asur. The following letter is only
Of huud red that we have received from the
South and West OF like character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
C. q. Rezardus and Pier No. I.

MErRs. EDITORS Ny attention has been CAR
ed TO the attack upon the Secretary Of the Ireu'y
and the Collector Of the Customs for tbs Port when
spne,red in YOUR paper Of Thursday sst over the ns
nature Of Revenue snd IN justic@ % those ssn'e
men II becomes necessary that should ssh iOr iOO"
40 your columns for the following remarks
Iu.s Assistant Collector when the Secretary OF ZEE
Treasury authorized Mr.. Lawrence 10 nesouA'e %,
les,e OF the Per No East River. and barge O1oe'
Ob.srystorv and Lishi House % Be erected
Mr. Lawrence contracted with the is'e Ail. sno-I
Wort 20 hire the pier and building :, y - Per Anhul
The uier and bull ling viii At the present nrne. CON
rusDd AZ least - 900 per year The Anans ee'
tsiply 81 tbs, tine was not an " eb9rtselol -
vsndsrvoort had previously applied 70 the common
Co,,ci Tor loan II the Pier bu, perceifloz tnat ne
cos negotiate Oh better terms IN the name Of me o
80, ~ 1i,b the aid o. NJ Lssrence, sueceeoe1 N
ottsnipg iesse OF the Per 81 200 year niles1 =,
5000 or & 800, which would probably nave Oeeh
nearer ia value. 49,, =,
,n n-ssn, solicitation Of hs widow his children. DIS
l.,fys. and bis numerous friends became admins
49,. ~ HE estate. year having expired sho ~
ate D,hsr than this Government conuact naVbs a.
her exhausted and numerous Judgments ard pre-" o.
$500 beipg .tll uniouidsted. IL became necessary u
5sno.a Of his contract With the Government ie.t ine
snsrF should Do 90. That contract secured 70 LIN
,l- ron, for ne building u s27j0 for i years IN
v-ireS of the term or s49 80 IN s during the Term
A.sdniulstrsfor Of the estate offered II 70 the 1os
rnrnept for So COO the interest On the sum a. ehc
II IVES efered, at per cent u sL5oo tne yes5 -
\. - 80 the saving Is 81 30 per snnum "hS' ~
sbou.iu stion .t -.
8 Revenue" objects 10 my buying an Interest N ne
contract Of Vsncervoorts, ana paying S1ty Tor u
now feature 10 eincs that private eilAeh oI P1.
lie officer may not be permitted . invest MS loneS ~
any manner he pifasef, OF Nos lo'' ..'a'.
C. s. BO6AkDDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

DvsrPUcrlvg FfRF-A fire occurred AZ the
thriving visge Of Owensville In this County on sun
day last bv which store, 1silors shop, D"eling
House Cab.aet Makers shop and saddiers shop were
Destroyed The buildings were all owned By ). II uop,
KRIS aud the stock Of goods in the store By hnie and
r. uss.rs Chew a substitute for water. several
barrels o cider we're fuccesstuly ueed IN saving 'iay
tons store which without the application q IT, would
keWiso have been reduced TO ashes Inc hre vas me
result Of accident lAnneP"''s HePuO''e"'
THF srsoUEHASsAH RWER.-Ihe recent thaw
has 50 weakened the ice the hannah mat ihe
steamer Jewess is sgain put upon her route Oa at
urdsv the rasseneers bo'h from Baltimore and fhl.a
delpbis were compelled 10 turn back. The msil''
bait Patriot 26th
rTA NEW SPEcIEsoF COTTON, called the Pro ne
pomeeranate SURPRISING any Of the go.sypum family
has h,en grown in Mississippi. by Gen Mitchell. 81 war
rem Co The tops and side branches are al tnicSy
.tudded with bOlls The stalk does not st,Hln hsh'
u.u.ly of more than four or i've feet. but every poI
,i of tho nlant 1. literally covered with bos which
are sustained in an upr ght position by The strength an
vgor of the stem and branches Inc chlei peculiarly
If this psnt. that the and branches nave no 0ri'
~ in other kinds; and although the bo' are so mum
ous there can BE- no Inconvenience IN picking Inc
staple ia beautiful and far silky than the best Pei'
Gp'r From onethird # an acre measured be gath
cred and weighed the psst season lf2 ma oi superior
cotton One hundres pounds Of the seed cotton yielded
"a lib. lint aud by accurate test he iOund mat Sky
five boIs made one pound Of lint
IL The Hagarsfo1rn Nd Herald 81 Frfed9n
saws that several Of the most respectable ana ssunch
farmers in that eigh1orhood have Disposed OF tner
property and are about TO emigrsie 10 Southern Wy
siDis
~ The Legislature Of Delaware has passed
an sct directing the magistrates arrest all free ne
res bo ave OF idle aud dsso'ute habits and hire them
out TO service for \ term not exceeding one year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
CALIFORNIA MINERS DEPoIi

3tg BROADWAY, CORNER OF LtONAhDoI.
TENSIONS fPsisnil suhmsfeed ~nrlns y - ~ ri
y nouncsd by Professors R-n"ics ala Iol.-! -. -
r Ctitor. ss superior IN principle 20 any '''4A' ~ 49,
us-d for Gold wss1irg . . -. ,-.--,,
Tue lsrg- Pet RocI-r worked with roiAfy fofce-plp
for Companies.
The Corrugated Rocker and T-s.Psns -. -.
hubszrds Rot-ry Force Pump spfro o. -. - :,
IN C.soni. bv nin-tr-n dr-redt Mring Companies hat
Rave lefi MS port. used % 6Jsd mAns rs1t-s -
Steamers. ard sG-ly .dOpei a. tre-n ser PeY "a "a
bnrs =, 4 : sbin. wbeh vii m conveniently about >
fre .od vii thea very -.sly force me wafer oF NAM
now-r 10 an elevation Of more shsn 100 feet s
r.h. - s.,r,,,r Hoe iron and copper nv
a-s Pr. Soad-. Ddls s.d otncr Mining ApPisnces
All Of me shove mslufsct1r-i ~ ts- So
out BY W AL :" a -. e., n,
Osee OF the Diaphragm Filtrr 80 Bf0sd~'y; sHr o.
Leon .rt-sf NY =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
fSee in,ids TO, the continuation Of ts.' trial

SAILING OF rHE LIBERIA PAcEEr.-At the ap
pointed hour Saturday morning the Liberia Packet
Capt GOOdmaus0D took on board the passengers Tor
the African Republic end started on heT voysgs In tow
of the steamer Juniata We were told che had SIXTY
two coored passengers all OF them msnumitted slaves
from various States except four two OF these are Tree
boys from Maryland. another Is Zion Harris who has
been Ia the Colony for twenty ycars and 10 now
bis II after short visit e. HE native shores
another IL native African who has been in this coun
try year for the purpose OF being educated
and who Is said 10 be remarkably intelligent, and tine
specimen Of the race.
Two missionaries Rev. Jacob RsInbo. and Rev C. C.
Hoffman also go out as passengers party OF eleven
colored persons. mauumed slaves, was expected nom
Charleston : &. but from some cause or other they
dd not arrive Previous to the passengers going on
board Zion Harris delivered an address, full OF en-
couragement 10 the emgrant-he spoke from eXpe.
Renee and testified 10 what he knew. lie spoke well
and to sbe purpose
He was followedby Rev. Dr.. Johns in an approprl'
ate address after which Rev, Mr. hulen read hymn,
which was sung by the audience. and concluded The
services with prayer invoking the aid Of the Almighty
Dsposer of events IN the objects OF the COLONIZATION
Society We observed number Of our most respee-
table citizens on the wharf who appeared 70 take
deep nieres, 10 the matter. Baltimore sun, 10th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

It. He has experisncs himsef, with energy. pstenes
and perseverance, and many Of biz Old comrades Car
son and Maxwell preceded him month 10 see their
families 10 Toss but Cooley full Of experience rese-
lut n and resources 10 with him and Ohers Ell exps
rienced and determined. The snow 10 about two 'eet
ths sides OF the mountains but IN the dri's ara
passes far deeper. he (Col Fremonp intends 70 60
10 the Pacific by route, snd thereby compete
all his surveys across the continent, and be able 10 de-
eide the BEE, way for the railroad The Indians are
quiet in this vicinity 1T present -
p g The lstes; sccOunts Leave Fremont Ntnin I'VE
miles OF the summit OF ihs srst range Of mountains
forcing bis way through the deep snow, and up the
steep mountain. and with every prospect Of getting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
ROTARY COPPER GoLD-wAsHER.

ELISHA PIrZGERiLlDc PATENT. ,
ru,VE EXaMiSE,p A MACHINE Intended FOR wash-
iug sand, ard gravel containing COG 40 otlTg 7g
netse ,uh.tsr Exhibited 10 BY Mr. tlsls l-ef
a. 80 fsr s. iis prucpe 10 Concerned CONSIDER n.7i
sispi-d % III purpose han sny ma hin- wnich
had a. opportunity Of seeing It's srtnA op-fsuon 20 I-
.iagl- exp.rims which " messed, appc-r-e - comm
fully NY opinion Of is merits, for here sppeAfea " ~
rppr-csh- dinnuuou 10 the qgEruty Of M sod cll n.
mixed with sand for the purpose .. ssn ts T
chine JA~h.f h1-'' 'S'N
Co.unhia Collage v Y Jar. 8, 1879 .,.
fly rnnrqr with Prof Rsn~ick n nis fecOnnel
cs,on e Mr. Fizgeralcs goldwssher, and nave en's71
seteTz % ny frieuis 20 purchase 1te Topory
College o. Physcisrs and Surgeons o. Cfo'oy-' '@1s'
- 1919 -, 49,. ., -
one OF ne aforementioned machines may be seen Al D
Besvef.t where orders for them viii be rseeiyei ~
9-- TfbN%> 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
TO BROTHER LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA


Tuou art leaving us, my Brother,
For Q home beyond the sea;
And our hearts are Sued with sadness,
Az We say farewell 10 thee,
And think, how long and cbeerless
Those future months will be,
That bear ne on their pinions
No word or voice from thee.
But wo n think Of thee. dear Brother.
Afar on oceans breast.
When hercer the winds arise
Around our homes 90 bless;
And we u send an upward prayer
Thst He who rules the storm.
May guard thee with fathers care,
And shield from every harm.
And veil follow thee, dear Brother,
A. thy vessel onward flies,
To where the calm Pacific
In silent beauty lies;
And when thy bark !s moored
On CALIFORNIA; shore,
We u pray that rock and river
Nay yield its golden store.
And 90, God speed thee, Brother,
Across the ocean blue,
Ana be thy shield from danger,
Thy trust, when friends are few
Grant all thy dreams Of treasure
In that India Of the West;
And keep thee, now and ever,
With pure unsullied breast
Bat should disease, dear Brother,
Thy pride ADD strength asssil,
And leave upon thy cheek and brow
Its impress, wan and pale;
Should clouds and storms arise,
And friends and fortune fail
Then turn thee 20 thy native skies,
And old New England bail.
And a Joyous welcome. Brother,
From all thy household band,
Shall greet the loved and cherished
Who gains his fsther.lsnd-
Ard fervent thanks shall rise
To Him, who Ger the msiD,
Didst bring the weary wanderer
Safe ~ bis home again.
Mas Feb. Is, 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
SECOND BoARD
Law Courts.

UNITED STATES DIsrRIcT CouHr-ln Admiralty
Before Judge Bet Lert ann " J.H ~ Ira
r Congress lsl gave he suqf-m- Court II ne
power reflse process from Jnei states Coufis
that Cor 1874 authorize lie arrest snh
psaumsn Of parties ciy process OF th- Admiralty Courts
Notion 80 tsir proceeding reg Tar ani 20 discharge from m
prsoureuf d-urd.
Eu T. L-rs an4 ofierf IN 4 HiHcllef Pin entitled
allowance bringing disabled vessel although ih@y
actually have aic'na labor and efsroa p-cr-- f 50
ard scCfulnf scsts.
Dasio Mo, ats Jata EfA under q allowed 20
dispose b.. im- saliy .hPqns articles Motion 10
present denied
Frsal " J,no, Dar' SlragsTh- evidence not salts
factor, that hsf paufh should out
Captau OF their to p-tersnufgh ibe dismissed
George r Sfass5uy ftg faHfcfh- agr-~meut RI a
shipping whaling tha be shave shall cease
houH be become s 1ahei valid ant binding but Be ~
s8 sesn and % be sslt home a. the expense OF The
ship. Reference 10 latter points
and The fui-s Boz M-tcan Port
ball ~ pro, eets Be- PAD % dsmaai' and he
other BALTIC Che u1.fet state.
TAeo4-s PEN q Co. Eiafat Blagf-A Oh oflsdns ou's
.sffef D., t-,-n articles sqrc6.d b-ieesu Of
sha ofcs.o y h- srFuei By testimony IS may
f-sVsry ffr-s, y cofr-t-i oy
prof D-,Ie- or ilh-Isuis 81. with interest.
HrHry ~ Curry-ilh-i is1lssst
A. 70 spp-s AMI costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
Ernni THruiroa

Later dates from Tsmpico were received ~
New Orleans On the 18th inst. There s nothing IN the
nsuers relative TO the recent domestic ds'ensons IN
TamsuHpss In one number Of ~ Notc0so dei fanhoo
hsre an account Of Gen Shields exploration Tor the
impose of opening military road 20 san Luis Fotosl
The foresight Of tire American General u oommeraed
and The importance Of establishing such road by the
Government is made apparent Inc route WEED zen.
ssti5 LsA IN con,erneatlon embraced water carriage
Inn bslf the distance by the River Psnuco. The Gov
eminent Is urged 70 carry through the project
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

I U-T-Au persors are hereby cautioned sgsns neso
Iiad,e oerifcaie q deposit issn-d b. ne Chrhch
RANK fms civ on the 7th January, u for >S7 payab
10 the order q the scnber Said csrHcae was rncose9
by p Rdner % subscriber on the shove dale a.
mailed flr Pone e and ia supposed T. have been ma.
CARED o. TIE payment q the sane hs- be- STOP
ped. inf3rl botI' 1no Dr.
.s~r- Yesterday tfteuOon. % inst brtw' a-d 3
| I0cock q go note 9th City Bank, n IN NsN-si
betven William end Broad SO The inter VII be "a is,
r-y.rffd ~ leaving ma ssms at & = 2. ". TnNiNts
Exchange Ofice. 81 Wallet sWN
Ma. JACOB sEHG will mo letter iof nm apps
vi r-rty Of Importance by inquirng Of sRLEs bUR-
DFTT. MAYORS CLERK. In the City Hall. III 81 .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

n run> >UG.H-J w k-lys Premium IL mon
sa2'5 rr@oar-d wira the BIS; Of Lemons for ne 10
slant prodlcrion OF L-monsde, az So 80
80 noIrs Tor Csifprui. b-ng rot On c1rsiF- pa
prsyertve Of The scarvy For sac 81 the fanny sioo-
~. y-nersliy ard ~ the margf.ctufef.
'o' Ia LILLY lac Wilifam-s bssemeot,
"a. - - " h-sse-en Fgii0u and Arn-sis
II tk--tpY r-.pecifany Infofms h. ffi-nss and NJ
BIC h.t ~ las removed 10 No ~ N-s-au.t ~n-f-
h. ~. or-r-c an -atir- Prntn once, ard pre-
rae 10 execute Pfintrg 81 every scscrpaon 10 u peat
S. . and q cheap a. can Be dom - w
-n,, n,.nu4VANa GfG AXIS " ci1errnt brands
.lUO.VtIOand siI-s IA noai 90 duy psi1, a. prices
,rt-r -. to cioss q concern. for sale By
"a a.. p sATRUsrE0ut u Broadway.
NfEW-YOKk WAThK-CURE ESTABLISH.
VMESr, win Gyrnasium, Dr. PlEksON, u. ID fny-
s,cisn cor cfRwsfls-sl Snd univesslsypAses. II Sn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
FOR CALIFORNIA

/rcs. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
1~-Ii - 9Th MARCH The u. = NJ all Steamship Com.
psuy hereby give notice that. Ia pursuance Of
their contract with the Navy Department the splsodf, new
aud spacious sesmship FALCON, Capt Tho1pp a. Will
AL from this port for Havana and Chagros on Thursday
March 3 nj noon, from pier g. North River Win tns nss
for the Psc.hc -
Persons wishing To take passage 10 California by way OF
the I-huus Of Pansms viii md Il 20 Their advantage 10
sva themselves " Ibis opportunity, as IN tbs opinion OF ne
urdergned agent Of hls company means tfau.pofta
ton un II Caf0rla Will be Oand A. Psnsna u Is
exported th-t the Falcon viii arrive II Cneeres 10 time for
10 ne Pacific Nal Steamers Of March and
i'll Ami from Pauanato San Francisco. Persons having
tickets for these steamers should secure their passage ne-
dstsy IN order svOd disappointment Before he 1rn-
val Falcon Chsgres Ibis vOysge the ROAD acros.
the Ishmus viii be lar improved INST danger or d
Gully need be expected in crossing.
No or pas,ale will be bluding on This Com
pary lees The be- sanctioned by the undersigntd
pa lhs baggage allowed Toe per foot Tor freight
Information recently received 90 THE Once vii convince
persons about 70 vs Cshf0rria that the route by the Mall
Line via Chasres has great advantage any other 10
speed safety and economy. The departure Of tho Falcon
Il fixed Al date avoid delay al Pansns The psssen-
ger s IL open FOR passage or farther Particulars
spply ii The office Of ihe Company. llg Westst
y7ftNf8 81 o. ROBERTS Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
EyITTs eUoYaNr GOLD WASHER AYO

I IFh PkEsERN hR.-ln Atcs- 1 90 - - 800
and other gold coun.ri-s asi1ps Dow 20 60 49,
for seesl Is hight portable and certain y = 100
WASHER 10 mere vsry neat and b-snIilI ui i,
on h- nrg trd bowl enabling one nsn 70 90 ln- rh u
t.gertyi Cone and see fr yourself = hfAIIa ,ngras-
,,, O.ca GOMEZ ~ Warrsr-st ard BrosfTay. ~ lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
Domestic Ports,

BALTIMORE F-b e-Arr Alp Asrsnss Ws1-r q TIES bar.
Hoie Cots Nofsaa Cyuts 70 1e Jsu- scnrs >-r h
gales nvt Prcst-e. Rsy f-aioa sfork l1n Chae
luht Clt, -hr fralai. Bfothsou, frsn
c--cn. CsIaq.
MOsiLt, 20 lsAu sbP. luPoer Liverpool Bs-nhssd So
CO. shg Hs<l.cot Bo-fc1.
NV ORLEANS f-s lT-Cd. slB. csto Lssrrsas Bsru 40
Jch-i. Nfofs harss l-card Liverpool Th-f Btoa C.fAro-
Ph.ee gh ere- Lag Niork G-cr1a.- % Ar lh osfs
C.orb Thoa ssfoa brss Msrs. ksSs-e issnci - G-r-
ca Psinyts Rstcr. y-uo- VEN Crut
gsoacoe. IT, hsvsns Bnli sfaQf Nf0rsi ~ o. 81
scnns a.. 20 Nlork, san hanA.oa, %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
ItIk SALE.

-, FOR sALE-The 10, Of ground Ard sNo frame
houses . and p Pest F9r fGhT "5isTs.s spPS
~ TO f.Gf W. @ HlNsDALt. % Nese'-sI-
*. FoK ~AIE.-A well.sesced stock Dry Goo q
- c'rnets on Clohs &c Also. lesae Of store. :.
- Fdilon-st Brooklsn-s desirable io'ahon' oePhs,"
81 Pine-st %, :"
*. FOR -ALE-The brick house srd lot 5ie sroome-
La 81 iIi. near the Bowery ard de.Is6e Ies,d,,ee
Ssfist al Jacob Lille a Cos - Waist
~. NOPfCE.-Stock u ship chsndery for sac snd
e. .to . To rent having saiimssers snd Hgcrrs iou-
---A The stand good snd annually improving ap
ply 90 ner Of Cbsrss ard Wes. 50. ., Nv
-, NILlIAuSBUHGH.-s sALE,-The Two
III No. Containing I2 rooms. No 8 Soath-sixhst about
200 yafd' rom PECK SIP Fsmy Apply nsl' w S1 r.
-. ron sALR-A beautiful resistance 10 Oxford-st
- Brooslyn adjoining ina reiidsncs 0, Rev DR. Cox
- four eight ois Of grogrd The house Ia ne~
srd f0shed n he hest manner Inquire on me ptsn.'s
or ok 2 COLFAX. IS Ann 81 Ne"-fo'k III ~
81 iOR SAIE-By ANrHONY BLEECkt II,
"a: Ancionee, Al the Merchsns Exchange, on Fadsy'
I'LL March 2 1t II NJ prem Known ~ oli bfohdway
h4 Houston ., for the term 81 ten yesrs nom
i. MAJ 1917 Also he sdo3ios -. nn~ S
qusftery, paying taxes aud masking repaifs Fof
''. .Igi! '''''"'' WIGHTMAN 4 CLARE, wslt.t.
80. ruH .Al,K,ORE EXCHANGE Tor ciiy prop
e. sriy the house and store premises at rvhg est
- chest Co mile south Of TsuyIo"n lot 10 srt
SQUARE cosgebli house. % by 81 feet neatly hnshed
rooms raniuss sc good cellar unfer me "noo, sA'rrn
cstern ard well Il Tsier store = BY 90 tee t~ostpnrs
hi.h, with ceIiar sod good Stable ~ eAcerI he" ot
ners country business ol the Hudsou River Rairoat
and a marx Il dock from rvng Inquire o. sTtPt. y -
TOMPKINs, Tsfrytown, or Of THOMAS MARTINI, 30
Nnth-ageuus. New York 81 lul'
80 FUK SATE-A country residence % acres. suiia
20 bic fjr ems0 doing business IN - city 'imsied
sT Wesch-sisr Co u mie- from ne city and near ne
Harlem Railroad Depot Wiiiamss Bridge ar For'hniD
Also small farm for sale Inqufeai 81 second 81 ~ "
fra FOX -aiE-Ths Mount Pane Farm, being u
70 ,ile' rom The depdt u The New,Yn,E an nov.
-~~s Haven Rsr0ld, 30 me village " Ntw.koth-ie
e.cheater Comfy v cJna ming so sores OF lands one
haf ~ Which l. meadow and he bsi'nc- pasture pOw
add suo5 land. "a h stats u c1vaen, with good Or
chsrcs sid buildings Arply % We prrmis"a 20
NEHEMIAH PURDY, or ~ The store ~
2iflws p L. SMITH, 1875 Watef-st y V.
90 Will Re -OtD AZ AJtTiOS on Thurs
Day the To- DAY OF March rex at noon, Al NE house
~f- OF u w Smith, IN The village Of Port Chester, West
chester County that desirse property 0pposs he hpis
copa Church and within Two uinues wax OF the depot of
N. syen RsrOsd) late the residence Of John Lewis
deceased cousinng about B. lent iand with
two-story house, shop, barn, fuiL &c Tsrms a. sale
JOHN PALMER,
2 Special guardian Of cynihis Ann Lewis. an nfsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

POLICE IOURr-A lad naned UeIrgt FItAtflhE VS.
srrss charg- breaking rto The store o Jso
Rscor Dvi.on small OF money IT, sc
committee bg llstre oso- or-er Mli1- fr-tsrisy
DAVID rtar-- os- stn-1 i~an-f n
,r.s~rrr oGr
~'-e Bent Yesterday ARRESTED hJ olef Ns OF th-
arg having c1un- tl Nih 1ihefs
t-r.ut-3 Nr 10y ds-f e. o sQrt me Vaa- ~ $40 t-
nouih Nov-b- lie soru--d detained of rh- -
smstn hy Ja- Micah Oae sauu- Shg arr-stet
Monlts nsha fu frrrv having tr- Dc haht snt
a-nls he - oi Phq 10 ne sosf hsnts
A cong g. hy The or Arrls; arrested Nsnd
~vsr1x trs1-t 90 Of stealing 50 u Aofs
Broadway H. Dwelling house 81 Nshsr -
sonsy s-raoon daring tl- aad roos-e % a
.l.rttl n el,l-.E -r--rl az a...l 81 my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28
/sS.T. PAAIfIC MhiLeTEAnisHiP CON.

s->'~~N-The CALIFORNIA, of 900 tons Capt Ci-ye-
land Forbes the PANAMA. " al tons Cspt william {.
Stout. the OREGON. u l1eJ tons, Capt Robert w. Pear
sor-now their way the Pacific, Intended 10 leave
Panama. Or ports In Cslns on the 45n OF each month
Az axgedsucei surgeon vii accompany each ship Passeu
gers IN The aer cabins furnished bedding but not ~in-s
and liquors and viii be- allowed space for personal bsg
gsgs Tree the Of 800 lbs weight Freight On
ce. and s other goods So per ton and per
specie Package should nol exceed 80 lbs weight for
mule carriage
Pas.ag- Psraua ~ Sal BIaa, ~ l., -
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GENERAL NOTICES.

AZ Hydreparhy and the Wnter-curc.-Fo"
ma wills. lJl N.sssu-si Ne~.forE, publish arc
h.v. for sAe all york. Hydropshy' ".er-Oare
Physiology. Phr-nOlogy, Nssusasm and Psy.ognonI-"
wholesale ard res. eouPle.s sis'''nen o, ne soose
nsn.o worn. Away. on hand. Jls' pahhsheai Inc vs.
er-Cure Joanna ucsihlI. 81 yesr' "aer-Oui. hsnla
s. ee7s wsier-cure AL Disss'-s >" GEMS tns Oh''
era Hydropa.hicslly Treated, . eeu'
80, yovrERs t-wELLs Isl Nss,s1.t
" Fowler 81 Wells, Phrenolosnn a.a
Publishers, Cnftcu IA ~ N<sA1-'N -'s' ~"
~ yyater-Cure.-Or TAT res.ses pa-.eu' 49, :.
councillors civ estsb ishmen j. Lsk ~ a 80.
Bsv T. I where new and excessive cuAdnss Ars '-tns
er~-ied The Sumner tern vii ectlien.- ApfN . Wv
door rsrficr sttercec n ConsriAuun' ,, ~ ~
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A EtNENWOHTHsbDLD " IAt.'' N I'D
l are drcid-llythe se.t yet offered for sale tney VIII
h he so a. f,s IS Eel into the machine, anf VIVA
I Of more importance the gold, black s-nd, cnnAoa bhl
ri,,,,, cannot e,rs ue frorn Il they are snangei Tor
Hors- AID hsnd power, with exirs, ana boHsd, iIoh
$50 10 SIS Also, god pcts Mining too's' PUMPS ~.
cs. vsagors yherlbarws reiOrs crucioles tea chests
snd EVER description OF implements for Sahotnla Fot
sale At the lowest prices 81 the Agrenrrs' W sn1
Seed Store Of a . A.Li..' ,r-,vyo,.
- In lbs Aru ~ W as1iss 49,
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- IALfPNNNIA-T 80 srLMA bel. -.

-, lAEfFOhNlA.-Ihs brx SILVIA bss besa
49, pgrehsssd BY The Fremont Mring sad rraainy
Company u Hartford, Conn. frst cl.ss ship Of
fI tons register and che u he fastest salefs that
went oui OgNsT fork sne ia gsi Of The ways. rev snd
feavy cOppered and copp-r'lened and To ino,oggh
air for cur years voyage The Company 81 Hartford 10
nfI guile foA eight or en pers u good charseei
csn o-come members " tnis Association applying forth
" h a. Pier No 10, foot OF Walls; % board where he
sye-s~s may DC seen and al ioornstoo gveo ~ The
President u the Company 1lds
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\ HAS. HAT-!.-sPRISG FASHION

EU HAS. HAT-,.-sPRISG FASHION -Tna
undefsgred would 'ecifl - nvnc ne attention
their fderds AID the public g-reraly % cell and *
snine fh.r rev stye Of 40, Psnsian fs.hon' which
-y viii Offer On -art az March 81. e. the v=ry low price
Of a. Fordlrabl y and point q elegance ihese has VII
compete vi sly have heretofore been sod Tor four
doi AZ s The o. ieci % he subscriber 20 oder Ha hs
W 4 not only he Of grestdurabIy bot w 10 every respect
be- rsde OF tie test Dgt@rai wsranled 70 equal
10 ih- beat n as made In Broadway
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