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The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06
Il H E S p A r. II A N,
srARrANBuRG, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY G, 1a]
DEATH OF DAVID REISuARpr,

by letter received in this town. on Saturday night
earn 'nat Mr. pAvtp REIzBARDr recently of vi(
ase met w''hhi death in Raleish c. on the 29h u,
IL seems that he was thrown knocked down v wn f.
COLLINS, Comptroller General and his head struck sr,n,t
the stone steps of the State House. causing his ins,an,
DEATH This has we received it; but make no commeu,
rs but few OF the circumstances are known ,ous
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06
tn r WEATHER

THE WEATHER
Is remarkably chnnSeabe of late cold In IN. nor,;
and pleasant in the evening. and rice y,,,a
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06
TO THE pua11r
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
SFARTANBuRG DISTRICT.
In tho Court Of Ordinary
"HEREASJ ). CuIdwc hath NJ piled 10 M foyle,,or.
w oil Administration with tue viii anne xc, ON all ,nJ
singular ire goods and eaels rights snd credits Of u
McCATyste OF tee District and State nl;res.i ec.o,d
i"sr sfS there ore 10 cia .d nmonish ALL aud Singular
ne Kindred and creditors Of the sand dec d. to w. and ,p-
pear before Inc nt Crlinarys Courf a. said De,
trlct TO bo bed at Spar;aburg Court Hou on Tho 5th
aHF m feb' ncAt TO show cause fpuny, &hy tho said
letters OF Administration should not he granted
,o, BOW DEN, o. So.
~
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06

A LII Guardians. Trustees Committees and V.oo;~.r.
n required TO wake annual reinrns are herr v no6.I
40 make up and report their for the wear
on az by the i'" day Of March n,xt Res ~l be i.ueL
ng,ipst AL deiault"s. " WV
TO, =. -srnoii c. y. So.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

At NUNV Al 4 IONN-
fi'HF LOCATION Is ACCESSIBLE FROM NEW
4 YORK Eve times day by and steamboat The
school and boarding house contiguous ard CANT
adapted 10 The arcumrod alton Of boarders Number i'm
lied % H. The course Of instruction embraces English
branches Music woes and instrumental ancenl and mod
erl Language preparing pupis Tor any class 10 College
or mercantile business The Principal having had uucn
experience 10 conducting boarding school wi give bic
Undivided attention 20 the Instruction Of biz pupils super
Intend ~ vigarty and seduiousy he.r phs sica mental
moral ecucslol-csrey regarding their hab., car
rase and department The academic yrsr - divided In
o. tW0 sessions, commencing lot ~ Nov and May Terms
-iuciuarg boail and fulOu FOR each session Of =
~-sss-S59, payable quarterly 10 advance.
J. PECK. Principal
Refre4ca Rev George Pecs. ID d. ~ Nslberry-.t .
W. Hyde ~ E.6cnange-psce; Dan. Aug Drlgs, - VIII
iais-si. O q Nsrd, a Maid-u-lan-i ;. W. beueccL
waist; 7. n Bear-. u Waist, i. D. Covert 4
Brosdway. J. Dsuruei l02 Broad way. New YOrk. Hon.
b A. BOse-, IS Hicss-st Gel Nm- Cumoer.on loi
Prnse@rt-sf EroDklyn c.1 w.
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AIsA>g. o. a. A. --rsJ. = N.rl.a. nia- f-rtsf 40
sar.-..r s-i.--a h.nls ~. N5t-ift Vs.
~1rs.t R..ar1 80 1r. A.-- NLl1gl hlirl "a Wet
Pras .otr. ~ -tc = al lei Ns--l- I1t ta
nave
AIS NkSrafA n.t .sk-r o. ss N-ras. Betf-. . li
N1i sl.fs Me- -rr Ar1fflt er 49,
- ie--s g,tr. srs-r To-. s. al Llar--a itla f
i,c..ce 50 , 49,. frI.f l.--rl. e.ft-. HAS.
hAlriNoSE uct l--ts 81 Of- L-t cars - N.rts 49,
AZ. ~ = sisa1ast VA A---T -45-srl. nls-lrE1,
$3.50 iftt-- AsT4.arx - - -fr p n e -
- tic.- oit-reris- Nr- rr-s- .ras O. - - ss-.
49, h,<t--i. H., o. Owe, frVuf-a4 s--fs q -
80 ~ .t-a sr.tor-. sr-ry. ~ b. iarrs l-e---
49, 80 q ? r.--1-s DIVA Tia. >-st-r- G rtr--
ft-'rf N--f, atalr. F.lals... ..rsrll. -a-s
Co s-to--, s-flr-r H-rsd Els- T. -. Il. 5.ls Bat
.a1r-' L arl-. ~. Fl. Ja5sIa
$3.50 ~ .. AT tlrs A-z1rr. rhlE Bot tr.
- ftl' r. >-ar--t s-rt drarl~ Was1-r.ra. ~
-se Ht.--l -' 80 ~. ars-aL CT Agnss C1.-sr
f1-kef' 4l--s - - fls Fea-s-ns. -lcrorrle.
Irae- Nsee.e 'r-r f-ats-s s-rhs B,f.r s-rlss Pa-r
60 kff---.. Fsfs-f f~ss E--f.
-, Ger. kst.1s- lliA Esr- r-r.-,-r -
ks-.ra Azs A--s Dsra-s. HarE-os. Kay az s-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19

Tsy HOMICIDE CAsx.-About nooa yesteras,
the Jury IL the Of Charlotte MchNg chsrsod viii
the murder OF LAWS Rodd into Court and .tseo
thai they hsd not sgreea upon . verdict and il va.
probable that thew never could sgrse Toe Court IN.
formed the Jafy ths, u bad DO power 10 discharge
them without u wa shown cleSty that OF the
Jary In N health. and that hs further cordnemeni
would leopard his LIE. The foreman OF the Jury then
asked toe Court h. give them soms further distraction
In regard o. The Law and handed to the Court paper
upon which written the legal q0esr0ns socG
with there WAS some doubt lsdge Parsons STATED
TO the Jary that words. however bad they might b
hilarious IN consequence Of their attersnce coaie
not be q groand o; Justification or excuse fcE Ih'
taxing OF human LIE. tie s>id thai hotnicd- wss cL,
UNSTABLE n exeasaole where ofAces executes
desth warrant where nan has but the siiernstiVs
~ killing an ssssiisut 20 escspe death himself an
where he ks suoihor Ia defence Of his property or II
removing uidpignt depretssoE IRON bic honse.
Tee lery retire. bur previous 10 the Adjournment
they reylrned into Court with veroics OF guilty. Of
asas Aug hter. The ssatence OF tie defendant ws'
deferred lPhiisdslpais Ledger lsih
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NaifitItli4S
ME s. S. srWARD INsTITUrI

FLORIDA. Orange Co. Y.
WILL OPEN FOR The NEXT TERN on Monday,
w The xih OF November next separate departments
Tor he education OF young gentlemen aud ladies'.
Inc Female department will be established 10 he late
ma1soa Of Samuel Seward, deceased, which has been
permanently assigned sud will be properly hited for ihsi
purpose Thus department Of the Institution will be under
the NJ Miss ELIZsEETH PAssoss. ~ heretofore The
Academic year will consist Oft terms OF y weeks each,
with Intervening vacations The prices 81 board and tut
ton will be reduced 20 he following standard
Terms for board Including washing fuel and ght.l and
tuition in Ill the English branches and the Lsun language
10 .he Primary Department per
IN the junior sssss+sss.s-..ssss lu7
IT. lh. senior .................- 10
Terms for day scholars In the Primary Department for
the ssme studies, per term Of ave months 90
la li- Junior ............. 5 90
IN tie senior 80 ............. 7 -
Terms extra Tor the following ornamental branches
Music ih- Piano inclling use Of The Instrument per
Term ui lfc 80
DANCING
braNirg
Drawing with painting and 10
Wog.-sl work aud embroidery ....................
Pupils attending less than fun term Will be charged
proport0nEte prices FOR the lime attended.
The Male department will be established 10 he build
ngs which have heretofore been occupied By The lnsi
The Terms Of board and tuition viii be graduated on
scale similar that Of the Female department, and will
be- hereafter published. WILLIAM II SEWARD,
OcIohera l84p lois lW President u the destitute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19
NEW-YOKk TRIBUNE.
Practical slavery In the District of Columbia
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
WAsHIxeroS. Tuesday, Oct lS
Ma. GREELEY: Facts are stobborn things
When Mr.. Gott offered resolution IN the House
of REPRESENTATIVES last winter, declaring Slavery
in the District Of Columbia 10 be disgrace TO us
in the ave. If al ChrIslendom. the Southern mem
bars held meeting in the Senate Chamber, II
,ecre. in the nighttime ana threatened to dis
.ove ne ralon u 1t any wonder that Northern men
with Northern and Northern heads, should cry
INN" 10 the efforts Of these Southern fanatics when
they See in the very heart Of the capital Penney
vsnia avenue between the Halls of Legislation and the
Halls Of Executive power. ca Gods holy day, wsg-
son load of human cattle in the form and likeness Of
their maker chained and nanScled 70 the Vehicle Ike
,beep in the butchers carts ready for the sacrdce Of
blood and toll Such scene occurred here on sun
dsy ast Oct a. year Of our Lord 1919. The cries Of
tee miserable wrctche. ~ they ,lted the rough
pavement at bnsk trot mingled nystericusly With
tbo sh, and careless voices Of Gods people returning
from the cufhoned and damask stools where they
are wont h. worship tho Most High, and pray FOR a.
rnankin1l The slavc-dhver hsd been into Maryland
20 purchase be live stock probably for the Southern
uarket-snj was taking them to the shsmbles, 70 b
inspected by the dealers IN Gods image cut IL
ebony i-On olo II ever occur 20 INC P'Vu'' ni'''ei
Stakeholder, or 10 any slsveholdiDg freeman who &c
knowledge. himself accountable 70 a Hereafter, what
fearful distance lies between him and everlasting hs
pinesi When Almighty Power ard Rsthbstise jus
tce 10 forth IN the pail Of darkness from the word
10 unoose the shsckes Of the oppressed and open ~
eyes Of mankind 70 Light and Truth, how vi
some of toe patriots and saints of day call upoi
the roeks and mountains 20 cOv-r them from that IN
tlecuing Eye which sees everywhere
How long 70 suffer this reproachi WI
Slavery continue IN the Disrcti Ia there not one ye
who has arisen with genius ~ and courage sufficient q
.tah the monster 10 the heart and rid Of the o,
grsces WA men In Congress All truckle % power
and le, tho seal OF everlasting shame ard quit b
burned deep their fTont-Or - there lsht sheso. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19
Enterprise In ceorsia-Th. city of Atlanta.
UOrrespondonce q The IHbune
ATLANTA, Georgia, Oct. IL, 1912


ATLANTA, Georgia. Oct. IL, 1912
Messrs. Editors A Northerner csnno; but be
sratdcd on through this region Of country and
in nothing much es to see the extensive public
works and rapidly thriving towns which disproye the
prevailing dea In Nankeelsnd OF the sOutheIners be-
ine devoid OF public spirit energy and enterprise
The Georgia railroad, one hundred and forty miles in
length, connects this place with Augusta In passing
over H. have had occasion to visit al the iowna IL con
meets aud have found with but exception, that the
people a each were busy engaged In manufactures 10
= small way, while trsde was by no means neglected
Ihs city will give tar example Of the progress Of
Upper Georgia Pour years sgo Il merely the
niinston depot OF the Georgia railroad. short time
after the Macon and Western railroad, one hundred and
one miles in length reached here, thereby furnishing
ready and easy transportation OF cotton TO the Charles
ton snd Savannah markets The state rsilrosd 10 now
open Dalton one hundred and ak miles North west
and last week the La Grange railroad was put under
contract to Newman, about ftty miles Southwest
This chs, which at present 10 but Nlsge In the bush
es contains about 500 inhabitants IL has elk church
es i've schools one weekly newspaper, three hotels
seyers billisrd rooms sud lodges OF ODD Fellows, Ma
cons, sons aud Daughters Of Temperance. II has an
extensive iron ouncry in operation, very large aour
mill and extensive machine shops building, and most
ol the stock taken for sTse cotton isctory Last
son about twca,y hvc thousand bales OF cotton were
shipped from this place IL is brought into the town In
wagons drawn bv mules and generally sold 90 the
merchants here. The wagons from = distance remain
at TIE railroad depois until RE owners can set losd
OF freight for the merchants in the towns through
which they msy pass on their return ia spoNel
sight TO witaess the camp ground al nght where VIII
DO seen The Of the wagons and their negroes
laughing taking drinking and sleeping around hume
roes urea IN the open air ~hie their teams are eSuns
on OF 'eas boxes on the wagon poles noticed over
MY such collections the other evening.
serious accident happened last evening on ne
ueots rnrosd, about ak miles from Augusta o.
ing 70 me heavy pressure OF steam repaired 10 pull
lo1g re'ght rslo, the boiler of the locomotive burst
ana % seriously hurt Mr. Allen the engineer who WISE
al tie Tune holdlns dowa the safety valve nat he died
about ave hours siterward No one else WAS hurt
Tours UuiS HAROLD.
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grNDERHooK ACADEMY

Nd FAMILY BOARDING scHOOL.-la this Insi-
1muon ne win.eI term u i've months opens 90
la- lsl November By tne erection q large and
c0in Gus Mansion planned BY eminecl Arcnitect
win The express a-gn oi securing, By modem improve
mems th- comforts sud convenience " good Boarding
House greater advantages thAl presented 70 pu
yis from distance who may reside N he family Of ne
Principal thorough n-ss " distraction 10 especially AIM
wn-tter Ci.ssc- th- e.. sh branches Or the
AO1ern languages and music for each Of lc1 depart
r,-rls AZ experiences professor 10 sppoiatec
A WATSON. Principal
Crcuar. containing f1 parcllars obtained a. -ssrs
Carriers Publishers 25 Broad Ssy, where also ne Pnnci
%, WAC u IN me Civ, rsy he seen or heard u
Reference. Hon JIfge N11cefoo~l. Hoo. J0hl Van
MAKERS. Oh 5iffTukThs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19

sst ai off Gre n-. .f. Boz if- 'a NYarl 1 days eli
io h. ri.H. % n at 81 lf alf ID , t-'- h.r''. a
f.srt ff tosrsd lI lrut- ~
ger rs.ff.i tasr-i ft 'u u-- = tlA Jl-
G-a.on NN.fs tsf large stf. al uf fassa
rsr. st.aei +-r t. f 1 3D. M 70 'asri-t ti ,-f
sp -t.s. of >lu. g. -s o-t i0n N1f-s u ~tai 90
t--l-is slaf Jl0-f a., Baton.
ollattI6k ~ psi,,l l.. Jl..- fi NEE a,-'. OF F5rs
Pa ,fn.s
.a--i steamer st NJ pl 80 o. t- ~ .silsflef
~ cate. stat 81. org q .' f-.s 1it Wave
lr r' g. De-. aul q ID. ts fars, iu hais, of Teen
Tie Calf tsf as-l fcs .i lever ~ ssf.fA tys
th- esats o l'fsd, stf Gay hsla-rre cm
o.o a. 81 o olr p - srr r.rl H.ls. Iaa S0f-,r r
NJ /. ODD.
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RcBINsoN's INSTITUTE.

THIS FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, designed FOR
macs Pleasantly sin 1ied 10 Guif0rc Coon on th-
sound 5 mi -s q New Haven the government of
which sllfy parental The course u studies pursued
embraces thorough Englsn Classical and h.1ema Ica
Education TEE Winter u - weeks commences The
1T OF November Terms for board, tuition, washing &c.
il The Instructors family from $40 20 $50 per year, &C
c0rdng " o. he ages AMI studies u The Punis pay
.be ,.ui-anuuslly-ls 10 s1vanc- Tie Principal may
be seen A. the North-Am-ncsn H0ssl from he 81 he
.-lh OF Inc. Nov Reference may be made 10 Rev Tho
mas Taylor, Rev Joseph p Thompson. Dr. Jared l. IS
H. Joseph HOxie Horace Greeley and Thomas c. Pnck-
ney Esos. Of Ncwiork Gull ford. Oct u, 1913
-aNfrrI. EDRINSn% pftnrtuhI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19

~ MAGNETIC F;achines.-Aa improved sraee
o,e q, yor ale by rowLxRsS WELLS, Isl NassSn- ..
" Fowier- a. Me.is, fhrenelesisis ans
Pzsitshers, Clinton Hail Isl Nssssn-si near ne Par
e. INTERCHANGEABLE Hkw NJ D. Prscluocer, q
Fourth sv. ksilrosd. near feminist % M
" Mrs. NJ. -. tssve nichols, Wsier-Care Phys;
can % Leknelon-av. Coaspitsucas from lQAA 10 -
Patients visited 81 tneir r-sii~nc-.
~ kestorasfca ct Nstarai ssght.-f-ofesso o.
BRONSON, d. Preserves and Restores tho nS.ars sht
sehl and does away with glasses euurely =
Once days IN New fesk the s<s three VI each weed r
WNrren-sl No. 3 from Broadway; In Boston the olhei
days st IL wllssl References 70 abundance. 40 Inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw.YoRK.....OCT. IS

ANRIvED-slp Man. Luce. f Galveston rsI.'I cotton,
a. 70 j n Hr. & c..
sp s,otsud lrqlh- Hsvrs. sept lo tsi.-t aad
D. INs.e. flk T Qt from lie fIi Boat De-
e.f sfl1y hoos t.4rrg W By : d.tarc- ~ ui-.
Brtr Roses a. o. u fsa win 80 30 Cocoa
in rabbs n-s ult. Couls Vs---s st be-
reported
Brtrf sarah MAJ wade fa Iceland tsss DO bales tgs and
- psseu--rs 90 0uune ~ tuf1 Co. ll nsi iti g. ca e.
slos- shp M-fsey o Hst. a-rs of L. srpoo. oa 10 d.
shr Beecks sniA Nasis. Nc 49, 1srtI stores 90 :
l. VI rhel
se.l n.r-et W.lb ssa.l 9 o. .ll.s.
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Court CaIendar-Tnis DAY.

SIrEgioR COURrNos. SO o. s. 49, a. 69, a. l. 49, 20,
l4 ~ ~ S. 25 40 2f NJ ~ 10 80 SO, 30, a.
g. H. IA 2i7 49, -! 20 2s @s3 500 10 50' Svs' 80,
ciScrrr CovKr-No, g. g. 49, 60. 100 io2, los, io5,
| lO6. leS, 49, M, ia 10 lx5
CoMMoN PLr.s-Puu Nos 50, -, 49, 49, 2ll, lfl.
10. .03 - 2 $50 25 Part 2Nus So, 10, % 10, -,
| 81, ia IA, 10, rs, 1870, 1872 l54, I56, i55.
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aRoAnWAY F1RE InsIIaAMnE 60

- DESCRIPTIONS TO THE Capital Stock Cs2so Oool
- " The Broadway Insurance Company" In shares u
twenty i've dollars each will be received BY The subscn-
ber. CommssOners for mat purpose the Of VIM
Vanderbilt az Broadway, corner Of Csnal-t and Al
the store Of Wilson Q h1st Co corner ofWiliam-st.
loAM 10 o'clock 7 ". and The books viii be kept
open fom day 70 day Sundays excepted and without
further nouce, -a .he whole Of said capital
have oeen suDscribed Ten per will be required al
The ue Of The subscription and the balance on tho first
dag u December nert-Osted se~-Yors. O-rober II.
1879 sChUREMAS HALSTED, -,
WILSON O HUNT, SomHis
OF Iced LEWIS DOTY ho0efs-
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ftp Sc5fasa from HlureMi1a- Mara l.. ua fssrch-rt
C.m-n1- ans tt- fs.sn,hsfd MI hsri Pr i.'
Anla Puff N-s f-- Pros Falu ffannr SOP = ff-r'z
a.ns P'urnl Mt-am Aloe tuht Lrl.a Luot ,ritsra1d
IL mp huoH fr'r iacof'H Dir u FshJ, Mise t'ffl
an4f .. fta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19

NELSON, the European aud NswYork A'I'.S
y. ger, "a Houst0n-st "a door from The Boxeyy "a
pas slnoied tro above scisoee slscs leA-hes.
yezrsi5 years 10 tnis city, lie 10 ecus ed 10 -
ldgne1t on al Important events from bezinr1ns =, IA
end Of LIE. de 10 cznoia BE- will deceive 10 oss -. 80
4sl-e 10 all He nss been visited BY 900 ~
city OF whom are wiling 70 repeat thslf sn 49,
ols,s ~ NV "''~ '' VIVID oulw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19
IRON.

lAOh.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having resumed the sgercy OF
4 ns New Jersey Iron Company, prepared to exc
cues orders Tor the different kinds aud sizes Of ron
ally made a. The works Of he Company add ODER for sac
Oh adysnLsg e0us terms
80 Iuns No. Boonlon Foundry PIX Iron.
30 No do DO DO
so No. ~ Forge do do
10 No O endCn do do
80 Nos. ? & Lehgh Crsns do
l0O No. I POmptOn Charcoal do
100 o.. New Jersey Blooms
So Se~.Jersey Fsggoung Iron, for shans
Beet Bars 10 4 inch by 10 inch thick
Do do Rounds and Squares, I 10 inch
Round. and Squares SO 10 Zach.
Haf Rounds 10 inch.
Ov.is and Hell Ovsls 20 II inch.
Bands u 20 ( irch.
HOon., 10 0ch.
Trunk Hoops, I 10 q; inch
Horne Shoe ana Nut Iron
DUDLEY b. FULLER CO 1872 grsenwehstJ
Of xg.eots p5 Rraad-.f
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Agreement ~ Derer1fs Were hey H-Ie Usrec. Ire
Trusts declared " nsv- h~en 10 c-frs-t o. crecors-
Nefdicl gr plAlri go. az irter-si heir az r7r
q -nN1- Nrs-fs y gli1zl Cl.rs Tor c-f--fa-L Nj
smin
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H-.-.eu ie' 80 iaferl y.... ~ I1-- 80 %
---f 1880 p - ~ 49, :. -
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2 .l NJ n. :. 49, -. -. =. =. .-.,--
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= - ~ 80 - ..r - -. - -
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cases pi ii-st va -l4p S--. - .- ~.
.sfc-.g ---' 4l.f -T-- 70 s4sa - 80
HQrf-Df rer " az =rrrs'-1 uar or cl-ff- OF coz
silurtv- Ilr-f-- Il rasec ny -e i1in - u 1Ft--f
90 "a Thomas L-rE~T. far SEE ~ -ft- cfrtsct
"a. exam red s11 ctsrfarz 20 --ltH Vac a .i1Es
Gaze q honor -tfs HIrc-O-e cCumlte Fl fcf ll-1r-
derry co-l4 -- ffi Wf----Ja-, Aolg-r. Tss AKA
i1io cs,f-1y f.r srrse NJ Oh. family -tll' p 80
sr-est-d f0r -r- rart FrlrE, .Dn1sc "s-
fss-n car- of-AlL1 W1fc-lE0 Ft--ry c----
AIlt f1rf-E41a lc@c1 1-s. l-fifs naA--- M -
lfn N1r1-Drly ere r-se. az la- JIG ipf - -Hl
HIrt-H-rry s-ies ~ assent -rc s--r. .,s74
Tor .scs = evidence ~ lln herc-iHo r--es ri tt-
grsrcf were 1.--tSlil 1rf-D-i ore i'.l- --'-'i'
/
BPDOELiN
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19
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9aklc AND CHAGREs The now and spacoas
mail steamship ONO, Lieut. las Scaeucs
u " umandef, will be dispatched from this pon %
Tuesday, the 18Th - November, At O'Clock NJ from
The Pier foot Of Wsuens Eosth River touching Of the
bar A. Caafleston aud Savannah ~ lad snd fecays
mails ard passengers.
The ONO will carry tho Government Mail. tor The Pal
nc, &c. % 20 ~ tbs December steamer from Panama
Passengers Tor Chagrrs viii be Transferred Hsytas
10 tho stanch sgd wei-snown steamship FALCON, Lsut
uar,stsDe Us y commander ard proceed 10 her direct
10 Chagres, arriving IN time Tor California steamer Of
December 1.
The Rates of Passage 10 Chasrss are much reduced
The Ohio has superior Double Engines Of go h0rss
power constructed 10 the best manner witch give gresi
Assurance Of safety 10 passsngsrs any stess.
running with single engine. Ia sizs, strength, snd
spacious accommodations The Ohio 10 unequ Jed BY J
steamer s6Osf
Al experienced surgeon 10 aitschsd 10 the Ohio.
RATS PASSAGE HAVANA. rzw-osLEls
Stale room berth. ladies' saloon. $40 t75 cash
ststs-room berth, dining ssloon.....70
stAndo. berth In "a cabin............1 81
-ieersge, found bed and boafd......A Is
No befth Is secured until paid los. Yfegh, % ceBlsrr
cubic foot.
REDUCED RATES PASSAGE TO cHkcsEs
staI7-fOon berth IN ladies' or dining 100 essi
oAndoo Oefth 10 ~ cabin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
sle~rage berlh and found bed and board. ...... 50
zo bs baggage allowed for cabin and 30 lbs for
ago passengers Fret Chaes o. cens per Gu 6ct
All tickets FOR passage must bs procured th- oce o.
no Company. 81 U. ROBERTS lie Westst
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
EossxfLLs. sTArgS ISLAND.
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EossvfLLE, sTArES IsLAso.
4 EENANDEK BENEDICT, Prlcpe--Ihe -
1Ac.ton pels1 and healthy si0sird about - -les
ro- re Cy q New ORR two boats r1nnirg c.ls ARE
= Terms for tuition. board. &c SID PEI y-.r 80
Winter session vi. commerce on dOcday. November
r-raer rfornzloo may Be ootsnec - Addressing nc
Principal, Or " sam " Bed-oicI Wai-'t where CIR
e1.sfs Lay e ool4-n--. Q. w
THE EVENING SCHOOL Of he Green siea In
sgie, SO Gr--n ~lch-.L between 1sne k1c Jay 80
: nO~ open for rls Tie terms are merely n0nia.l
D. references - the st1dies g1rs1-d Any branches
desired nay De pursued II private Z re lirec
L 7. MOCKRiDGs, Rec,or-
It- Rector 4 II Gre@nscn lrsli17 m Lac lc.9 -
family AIS For rsl=r-uc-. ~ teras address : /
AOCARlDGE. Rector, Sc Greca~ich-s- As~.fork
Cry ol5 .w-
| AIDES SCHOOL. Red Hoos, D1irs>ss coo1sg
Lou North Ris-r r-tp-L- III 10. November
hh, " " JONES liriIs heT -sED-r ~ PlP.s 70 e.k1-
4r1 % i,-r e1cle.i i1str1c1or - Muse rfrncn 40
DravinF together ~ilh a. ne sE1cles necessary "
so1ni snd Pofr education, 5ersef sad tso ~ on lsr-d
s--isis1. cevote heir w11e TIE zot .I-nlol h-f
.eils Ar- go year sit1out any ezra casr.- Ms >
= sF-1f-z lie pr-srrt FAck1- 81 = N--t y ~ oEio-
psc- were sae Ill be ps-.ea . feeeve IA 90 t.os
4 LADY, ~r0 a. lately srrve1 ron Europe, Al
-i-ss Lao l-ch p-ri-nr- n icsccl1x having -f-c
10 families % ne 1lsh-s. re-gecsoity a. scF-r-- -
alAlo2s Tor sl.LsT sll-4lcc. or ~llc El.- ca-y
i---ors Coarse o; Instruction Ia Ea--sa NnAns
A-..e Aso 1-s.a 2lG f1zry w0fks Letters .c1f-ss-d
s1e-s given onA'
Ntl-iS.-A !aty EXPERIENCED n irseni-z i essroas
l'Ao sTi.- e-s0ns IL music IL N---i OK al bruok-
Iva o. r-asorao- terms. n-r r-s-~lc- o. ~ p fs
W Id 40 isk- c.arge q classes IL .ct oos A-1'-ss
Teacher. is9 D1s1e Pax. NJ 0i5 ~