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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-22
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DrpAnrMENr on rnE INrrRIoR,

OFFICE INDIAN AFrAIRs, Sept. %, 1S49.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs at
Washington city, until 10 o'clock on Thursday,
the LIST day of November next, for furnishing the
following goods in the quantities annexed or there
abouts, for the use of the Indians, and deliverable
in the city of New York, viz
Blankets.
2,l00 pairs point white Mackinac blankets, TO
measure 90 by ~ inches, and weigh eight
pounds
900 pairs q point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 81 by 90 inches, and weigh six
pounds
,l75 pairs point white hackinac blankets, TO
measure IL by 50 inches, and weigh five
and quarter pounds
$50 pairs point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure SO by 80 inches, and weigh four
and quarter pounds
900 pairs point white Mackinac blankets, TO
measure 80 by 40 inches and weigh three
and quarter pounds
400 pairs point scarlet Macklnac blankets, 70
measure 90 by II inches, and weigh eight
pounds
300 pairs p point scarlet ackinac blankets, to
measure 81 by GO inches, and weigh six
pounds
100 pairs 81 point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure GO by 81 inches, and weigh ten
pounds
800 pairs point green Mackinac blankets, TO
measure 60 by ~ inches, and weigh eight
pounds
$50 pairs q point green Mackinac blankets, TO
measure 81 by 66 inches and weigh SIX
pounds
100 pairs 3! point gentinella blue Maclsinac
blankets, 70 measure 66 by 81 inches, and
weigh ten pounds
400 pairs point gentinella blue Macknac
blankets, TO measure 6O by ~ inches, ana
weigh eight pounds
300 pairs q point gentlnella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure 81 by 10 inches and
weigh SIX pounds
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-22
LAWS OF rHE United STATES.
Ioi 5, 10 1873 So o.

Mezsrs. 7. & wv JopS.oS
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

AcClDENT At THE BRITANNIA BRIDGE The
Lirop00i Journal contains letter from reliable cor
respondent giving account OF accident py which
raising of the monster tube OF this stupendous
bridge 70 ts nnsl resn place must be- delayed for I've
months Al least Under date OF Aug II. the cores
pondent referred 20, writes a few minutes before
noon of this day the lower part OF the cylinder of the
huge hydraulic press the Anglesea side burst h
a tremendous explosion and IN its descent upon TIE
tube hight Of about - feet fell with errinc crash
The press AZ work at the time, and had raised the
tube about three during the lit this day and had
il not been Tor the very urgent and precautionary
means adopted by packing aud bucSing uu~er win
cement the tube being raised the most dreadful
consequences would have been inevitable.
" One OF the worAmen was precpitated from rope
ladder running from the top OF the tube 20 the recess
IN which the hydraulic machine was hNed be- vas
struck by the huge Of iron IN its descent weigh
ing nearly three tons. and now lies In dreadfuiiy
crushed state greatly fear that b. cannot survive
many hours as the medical attendant On the ~urSs
considers that on close examination OF bis body
most of his limbs mGst be fractured, as well As suffer
ing from dreadful internal Commissions. THE most dis
astrous affair be attributed entirely % detective
coating of tho cyoder, and the raising Of the tube will
consequently be delayed some time until the compile
ton and fixing of the in its place The tube
i. now raised about q ieet from the base
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

HusgEss or Ksox Co OHIo.-Following Cal
boun, who declares that Slavery is the corner
stone Of his Democracy, these Ohio Hunkers have
resolved to put down all Banks Of circulation, aud
have no notes at all and like him and the Marcy
and Wawortb faction here) they resolve that Con
gress has no power to guarantee a Republican
Government, prevent Slavery, or establish freedom
in the new Territories. They can I believe that
Congress has the right to move one step 10 the
night direction. England wanted to establish Ss
very in Virginia; Jefferson, Washington and the
Vlrginians wanted to abolish 1t. The hunkers
would have made loyal aud true subjects IN these
days with Arnold Tor their commander.
Delegates TO the Wbig State ConveDtton.~
Crane Co-lst District, John A. Cooke OF Catssill
. % District, Ambrose Baker OF Coxssckie
T0ga Co james Wright.
Hukim1 CO.-2d District, l.. J.. Merry.
Montgomery Co-2d District, T. X. Horton.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
N TELEGRAPH TO TIE Nfw.YORk TRIBUNE.
assI,h Of the Prestdent-Preparations for
Ms DepnrIure for Wa.hingtOn.

SfAOAKA FALLS, Wednesday, Sept S. A NJ
The President IS regsiniDg M usual health and
.n.svs a. 2 0 clock 10 day for Washington Lake
ossno. (Signed) }. {. WOOD, Surgeon u. : A.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
ChoIern at Lowell-Democraric Schools.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


LOWELL, sept 2. isi9.
For the a. hours ending this morning At 10 clock,
Il deaths by Cholera have taken place in this city
Total number Of iesths for the week ending sept 36
Of which 10 we're uLdOubtea cases of Choers. These
were almost exclusively the lowest of the
lIsh population. who. Notwithstanding the cautions
given them by their cergyme from the pulpit and hy
the public authorities. viii continue 90 ccvour great
quantities of cucumhers aud lnrpe fru because they
can procure them cheap. ! hear OF only one case
smong the boarding houses connected with the msnu
featuring com psnes-thst OF man who iiedths morn
ing. OF the fremont Corporation Not single one OF
1900 1900 mill girls have been attacked by this
dreadful ds. yet and have left This &C.
count. notwithstanding the many reports % the con-
pers around Us The strict regulations now and al
ways enforced In the factory boarding houses-more
resembling those OF the soldiers barracks than any
thing elsemsy. and hope will. prevent its appear
ence among the operatives but II dozen deaths were
o. take place among them should doubtless have
regular stampede many thousands would leave tor
their country homes and thus seriously affect the bu
siness OF the place
After a vacation of FIVE weeks the public schools. n
which citizens take especial pride and Tor which
they tax Themselves some $4,000 per snnum, have
sgain commenced operations. Ihe-e schools are tc
h-yed 10 be unequalcd anywhere and are certainly
democratic enough for any ones taste. saw not long
since In Of the German schools several negro and
freshly imported lrh children standing up IN csssss
for recitation with the children OF wealthiest c
zens. No distinction is made IN any case. The child
Of the negro or the foreigner OBTAIN good ed
ucaton the public expense in these schools As can be
obtained In the best private academy in the land
QuoD
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
The secret Expedition.
NV ORLEANS, Tuesday, Sc


Much excitement e1ists against the command
era OF several IT, 2. vessels for their conduct toward
s,r.ons encamped on Round Island.
The Proclamation and threats made by Randolph
and Fulton have been pronounced Illegal by the princ
al newspapers The commander OF the expedition
hss applied TO the legal authorities oi Pascsgonla ior
Al arrest OF the T. 3 officers for cutting of their pro
rsons &c.
his generally thought the commanders Of the u. s.
ys.scls have exceeded their authority The health Of
The city good The intermens last week being bat Is
since the receipt OF the Caedonias advces the bust
ns,s In Cotton has done full prices but holders
are now asking an advance The sales today were 100
haes
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
Disaster at sea.
PHlLADKLPHIA, wednesday,

FHiLADkLPHfA, WrdDes1ayl sept .
The brig Patriot, Greenfield. from New London,
and 20 Charleston, with load Of granite, sprung
,.k on the 2sth ult ia lat 81 s. Ion II l5 during
srsre gale from the n r. aud suuk.
Tbe Chptain and crew took the boats-having saved
,s,hlng but what they mad They were picked up
4, pext day by the schr sterling from Halifax bound
vPstersOurg and soon alter transferred on
s,.rd the .chr Richard Law, from Baltimore, bound
~ysw.York and arrived at the Breakwater yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
xv.. p..,.os,ce APP oinrmeur..

x..,., "a 70 Potter. Hoo~ ASsay Ne-oa - ga
t<rs. sptnss Boone Toonas care, snss's sarssss.
or.te. fr.nr. Bsson. Isrxs ss,toa Ion 'aafs
ST Loooa. B.sref n..so.. Ch.ssneo, Tbonas ha',u
coraes Jes- Rodgers Puivsrs Corner. ..s rbe,
we.taorsand Os-ssa ADos Rsras' Ssoeca t&s'e -
opsy Ot..vsls O.lxs J0lE Malock hchnsis oses, !.
cbsr1hai sssPhsao~a R-asss.sr fheoaors 81,
Tnxa yosha. Asrsersss North Java Wyon nk VI
Ha. Yates Blood H-sssoa 81 Lssfsae s'e SnN
a rhos. eesmsn sYpoias-c ?. NJ -. ,-....
Orrcss FsrAslsssp-I..msons oooattes Johu n L1'S.'
SssysIs schsssetsy, Van Hovsnbsfsas Alssne es~ss
" ~ lAsA1y xvsAnS yexfnAk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
r,s-.. R..s y isa.'..' - X "''N' "ANHAN'

AsRivAL oF rHg PsssfDgsr At rRr FurS-
Al -chlosser Gen. IAYLoR met hv Vice p-,sisan,
Fillmore. Mr. Spsucirg snd number OF ssntl.u,.u N
the Fails. snd escorted % the Esgle Hotel he /. vet
quite feeble giving evident indication. of having a.
81 severely from the sst sttsc< eust snd rspose sr
necessary % not only enable him o. his ournev
but for the preservation OF hs life. which IN the opn
ion oi his medical scsisers would - endangered by
srv great fangus or excitement We earn from :
source entitled o. credit that intention to visit
this city the after part of this should the state Of
hs 1esith permit. which ~ present seems probable.
Bu4slo Commercial. 20.
HEAtrH 80 MlLwAyHsg The Sentinel Aug.
JN gives IS the statistics ot the Board OF Health
From st of July shout SD hsi died ot Cholrrs. and
J from other cruises smigrsn's the chief sufferers
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

A NARROW EscAPE.-The superiority OF Jeai
over paosr 70 be applied 20 the bottoms 81 sHips BE-
meath he cooper . well ilusfrstec oy the following
singular fact The snip D0rotheA sent on voyage or
discovery 70 the Arctic regions, was crushed between
~ salss Of ice The shock 50 tremendous, ths
several of the beams which support the deck were
broken. sud al on board expected she would founder
but 70 their surprise, no l-sk vas discovered and
hence II was thought that TIE beams we're me only
parts damaged. sae arrived n Lns-Anc ELh9- <at-
iny bur xhsn taken INTO The doek and stripped, ior
tas purpose Of examining into her state II vas us
covsr.d th.t g Of her tmoers under water were
broken the plank oil the bottom ierAngec and tri ne
~ had sa-ec AZ sAfp.
JUpGE oF TIE COUST OF Cohhos PLEAs--
cnr ,ucb esteemed predecessor Samuel Treat, ESQ.
hss been appointed ~ the vacancy appointed 70 the
rscsncy occ ssioced BY the re-sna1on oi !adse oSr
- Louis Unlon, 2-,n.
J.~rs FACED i-Senstor Dickinson Of New
York "a, wrrten letter ful Of sympathy Tor tie Hun
.-,.n. The dorshfacs Ike many others Of the same
80. sxnp.thlzes with freedom abroad and with slave
~ ~ home.
HAKyARD U>IVERsirr.-Ntnety seven Under
-s-.te. have already entered Harvard College AZ the
csnt examination This Is tne largest number tnAi
ever Entered AZ one tne. OF this number = con
sif, he Freshns Al cAss and y have joined tae otheF
classes
Osssos.-R. ;. Tnuu-rn hss been elected Del
.vs,s % Congress. from Oregon His niisze ises vi
.1oupt 10 suax ltrIe sun - szy nothing o. ne &C
or dsy some men are born y !ueS-
lWs.sEtoxl CsTclicls.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
..LIyu Board Of Health. SEPT. 5. ls4

The following cases Of epidemic Cholera shou
Nv. been reported on Tuesday viz VIM. II. Wells
san II Wells and George P. Wells 200 Nassau st.
{. o,bef cases reported to day
c. s. j. GooDRIcH, Phys Of the Board
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

NV ORLkANs, Iutsday sept 4
The steamer LenOra, on sunday last, collapsed
ope Of her hues on Lake PODchasn the city, by
shich the hremsn was killed and two others badly
xoundsd
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
aoard Of Health. wEDsEsp,y. Sept S.

The Sanitary Committee Of this City report deaths
,choers as having occurred during the last "a hours
:, vhlch were from Hospitals, and 4 in private
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
noRvsNG. -RpTEuBER i~4e.
General Taylor at hercer-Warren DeieEa-
tion-The Charge BY MIR. Giddiugs.


Gcn Tsy or Vas welcomed With much entnu
sissm At Mercer Pa Ani delegation f-cni Va
zen Ohio. vas in attendance. Geu. Tay los maie
short speech - the ma't'tais. sni ihs ci.;or V
the I'rambaN County 1aig. who was present
says
When Gov J1hns,ou had concluded. the Pes
dent and himself we're introduced into the H0fe'
where they received the congratulations Of the
people anti ,es time The delegation from ihis
place waited upon the President In form. snd
were received in the most cordial msnuer. He
lad e great many icquiries - make with regard
- the industrial pursuits %. the Reserve, - DAIRY
farms. Is adaptation . Agriculture generally. Is
mineral resources, &c al OF which showed him
clearly couverssut pith the topics introduced
The matter ofMr. Gidd.nes a1dbis charge with
regard - the Presidents usiag hs influence ia is-
v0r of Walkers amendment, came gp lu the
course Of conversation. TIE General sad bee hsd
been entirely misrepresen;ef by NJ G.idings in
tnis psrticulsr-that the first intimsriou he hsf o
influencing members ot Congress Nss conveyed o.
m in the published charge OF Ar. Giddinss He
had never sent Tor single member Ci Corsress
ior the purpose oi couverslnz with them on his
topic aud out Of the iarge rber who called lpou
him sitter his srrivsl ira Washingtol. the Ca'ifor.
DIa question wss mentioned bat rarely. aud theu
only as fhe conversation happened o. take thar
turn. He ovn ned % being anxious that Cslfnrria
should have some government beside the bowie
knife and pistol but said he had rever exprrsse1
preference for the amendment OF NJ Walker
over that of any other. He remarked in this con
nection. that the people of The North need hare 10
apprehension ffhs further sriensi0n II >larsry-
that the necessity Of third party organization on
this score would soon be obviated with other OBJ
servations too significant o. be misunderstood.
Cleveland 20 Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
Later from Hio.


NoRToLx, Tuesday, Sept. 4.
The United States ship supply has arrived at
,as port Ia IL days from Rio.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

Fuurth-sv. Railroad, Hesr Tenth-sL oil I'm
" Water Cure.-Dr MsExESs Orange Mountain
Nafer Cur- establishment a. South Orange, J. 10
open for the reception of patients This establishment
% le most teirabe locations for the practice Of
the Wafer Cure.snd iet up In very peror manner
having private baths attached io The patients The
@ .lccs, N and daily. reaching South-Orsnsei m
A. above. ~ imc
" Water Care Institute-.-rhe new blildngs
4. Oyster BAY, are now open Tor The reception Of
patients For purity Of water ssuhrry fair snd beauty
of scenery. his p.ce Il unsurpassed >rsmhos, Crotor
tsily from Fulf0n Market CITY establishment rs
Ls'ghtst Address Z. TSALL VI D. sui0 I'M
~ Distribution of Valuable Priye-.-MED-
Hl s,r HsASD send OF valuable prizes daily
from heir establishment m the shspe of heads OF hair cut
l ,tc most fsutless style And then those two clean
onishes-oue fer each side OF every head p Madensns
suio I'm
~ Liquid Hair Dye improved a. TO color the
wlsSers the moment IT'S applied without The essl
Injury entirely free from unpleasant ldor, and be
,hed with ihs strongest soap immediately 10 sapphec
without wAung tO dry For sale, or spilled Al bsrcHs
LOs's Nig Factory. { Wall-t mylb ruThSss II
~ Wig-, WIGS, Wtgs.-susngers visiting IN,
city informed Thai The best place 90 get ornamental
hair 10 A. MtDHURSr HEARDS, = MAden-lsns
where lhsy have hand the agest the cheapest and
Uesi assortment Of wigs haf wigs oupees, brsids 81
llng hair. uneets, zetes. sc, which. for price and
iIa ity. are unuqualed The irsfe supplied Wholesale
c. and nudge flr ourselves = Nsidrn-'sne suln im
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
P-.rn..rts. ~ Pr.Ll.a..... N.n.s,s,n.

PosrNssrERs AID Pustlsskss oy NswsPAPERs.
In the L5.l'r D-orl. i. the following .eiter from
tae secoud Assistant Postmaster General
Fosr QFFlcE DEPARTMENT. Aug .. I>ss.
>ih i as Postmaster Genera hss received letter
li''n ne 'sflssier - Glasgow Howard County No.
saying ihsi le had noticed publication in the loas.
' yof-Hd ihst Po.tnssters were authorized d frSnx
-tef' 90 publishers OF Newspapers md other period
cas- eAeils-' money 90 Pay 81 ascrpuou SC u such
: ,ae .N'.-'asi such publication hss been msde-yog
vii please have il corrected a. publicly as ss.mSss
fostmsstsrs have 1o slri asfs.-i,,
FIJI HENRY WARREN
rsss4, Rs.r. y iaa.,a- :.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

= U0iD @s1Iel Ineelarly D and psftnef y t-.su|
to nc mercantile par u business founded % 81 M
- o.,utei iugsauOu connected ~iLn mschBefy &nf
msrlf.c1res Al Interest u nearly O1ensf of hs
cs-at and business for sale lcl1d il- s-e y
ss well a. ~ manufacture q tne srLics psiSnpso-
a favorable Opportunity for Investment 10 P-rn..
.nt prostzbe b1siress capable u mrioynx Hxs ~
ia l. s1ysutase without ary nsE u loss a. nc
N a. nsu.re and always conimands fesaf
..eJ TIE business mas slressy been inoto1sny $50.
win : capital u 50, anc win 70 -. " %
'-ls Ems % t.SI.'o' suJl 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

SrlFF Tony One Joseph Lee, whom the
M5uirsal Head describes as sur tory, worked him
sell into such violent passion as 10 declare that u
would be vel 10 hang Lord r gin on ais own aag star
ee hsd 4 snug ossce under rs .orosalP. VINO was a.
once told Of his o1snse, but dd not dismiss him
Ws,it Cvru. or Cesar that heard ais soldiers abusing
MIN wbe ,it,rg IN his tent and bate them conclude
their argument little further or
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

PoLlcE CoJEr-Ue Uefaesday -Oficer- Graham and Dn-
senbrry of TIE sHernh Ward took into custody yesirf
Cay. named Peter Carson, charged win a. aii-p
i0 tsket f- 0f Otcrf Connolly Jlslce brahrlry corr
mtied lm iOrtna Thi- individual 10 he sane man %
stabbed lr Ofcer while attempting 90 Hffr-i ne s,c-rtl
flrcng blrsarOus entrance in house in me lh
Ward. Margaret Ferren arrested by Oc-r surefn
Of The Seventeenth Ward FOR having stolen par OF psnia
looms and change from one Jonn Hyatt COMMITTED
IA woman named Mary McLaug hAn, ~A as arrested ~
Ohcer Morr Of the r ghth Nzrd upon suspicion OF
10 setny are 10 the hOus. 10 rear OF - Cfrcnest
She committed Oftcers Dow lng aIc BAKER oi me
sixth Ward, arrested one Thomas Thompson, charged
with having stolen 81 10 money from D-nnis fzPAncA
Thompson was locked up for riai.. Jonn OiFer Ana
Ellen Oliver arrested by Ofcer Dunn oi inr rouf-
leenth Nad, for having st0en - 10 oAlk o- rom Da
Russell TIE evidence being conclusive Jlsler ~ ofne
c0umilled the accused "a msn named Ausl>m brfu
siein into custody by Orlc-f NllrJ OF we
Seventh Ward. charged with having passed cOlhi-I ~
money upon Margaret Mcfarland. he ~as eeIs.n-d..
David johnson having stolen coat from NJ Mos ~
G-rnwich-st Ofc-r Gsner Of Tie NiniA Ward ar--.ea
snd .Ocked him Up 90 ETA m.n named ueofsr
Watson arrested by Ocsr bruym uPon slspieol yi
having committed burglary he ~as detained ot eA'
sm'nafion. J0hn O. mart sior coal N4l-l a. =
from Mr John Wiley corner ot Twenty Frnl-s- ara
Thrs-avenue. aud cOmmluet % as "a sirain-
boat named Thomas Hai--d, a. aArn no els-
ioty by Oac-r DVyer, for disorc-ry conduct &c aal
Jlslce Loilrop held I'm 10 BAL IL 80, 70 answer
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
CANADA.

~l'g-i1I = Tre.a- Hs-Fv1ctg d Rrdlzt1u Di-v-
rlli1I D4r'es Lsr,1 I4 C1-ad1 Free Trsis Res 20
s. L11-sHrs flrL- 1-I1'l- .. Canal mr,ria . (
C0~sr Ef-1nf rf Puft1 f1 Canoda 4 Fa5x
Gsr--rne4f H4l,s ana Ma--r1. IA Ts.<-i.uf
Jadr.1-r LA Tiakul1s D. Ldfg7fafns. Lor1
yfs El1r1I
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

r. tir-. VI. =. Cove Nichols, Wster-Care Phy..
G -n. q Lexington-av Consultations from loAM 70 2
Patients visited a. their residences
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

W Water-cure.-IotL sEsw. " D Practitioner. ~
! ourth-sv. Railroad. Hesr Tenth-sL oil I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Fowler. = wells, PhrenoIsa'-ts an
biisher-. CHnirn H-i iSf Ns..sn-st re~r to Par
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

A SOLDER At TORONTO MURDERS HIS Cow
RApE.-We have 10 record the preparation OF De
noerate and cold-boOded murder, committed ~ al
early hour on Thursday by Robert Smith on Richard
Esstwood both yrvates in the Ride Brigade. and the
crime was committed A. the new barracks Eastwood
an exemplary soldier about 70 be transferred %
the Roysi Canadian Rides, occupied the same room ne
Smith, md hnding fault Win him tor making a
disturbance curing the night Smith became very in-
solent and said he glad they were going % get
nd 0f Eastwood s going into the --- Cannocss
Eastwood replied that he going where be l-mith)
could never 90 bis conduct vas 80 bad. (-mth ~ss
once deserter) After this nothing passed oetween
the until their return from parade, about = "hen
a. they we're cleaning their arms smith took bs mus
ket and deliberately shot Eastwood through the body
The ball entered the right side, passed through ne
stomach snd spine and out behind lodging in bed
near which the unfortunate man Vas standing, and
causing death within hsf hour smith Vas arrested
aud locked up. and when Ia the guard house inquired
10 Eastwood Vas dead, aud bearing that h. Va not
be- said Then the - -ht 70 be, and
further that they need not send for doctor, a. be
had shot him through the heart Coroners verdict
.tNHF
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

Id HOE g. CO.'S COPYING AND SEAL Pkks5ks
Ii. The sabscnb-rs manufacture and have fof sale,
their w.rerooms Copying Ind Seal rr-sses VI me most
approved patterns which hey would cal tnr Aisnuoo
ol merchants and othefs who are 10 want o. a"peno
dele al moderate Pnos The surface o oar eopy,nx.
VIA ssss snd sIpsduon they also furnish eopynsns,
-or~tn, .boos. rooyosoer hr X HOE co.
I,sss Nasers ~ as soid-si
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

several gentlemen of professional enineuce ard 10 soi
Up IN the estsiye Of its vel known publishers Banks
Oyud Il Co lts arrangement is clear and mefhodicsi
and is lucid style, free from Ter5ase and technically,
makes It 7aus5e book Of reference for all readers
Sho desire Information on the subjects Of which j;
treats
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

,w.YosG DAILY rKIBU-E IS rUBLIsgsD
p ,x.Kr xoRsIse tsuSDArs ExcgPrrD)
uys. Tribune Buiidinss, corner Of spraes
S...au streets, opposite the City Hall,
...n,er,d 10 City Subscribers for ~ - Cens per
- xhru they prefer. they pay IN advance ~
s<s sor s,x months year Al the same SiE
y eVs'.. Two Cents Mail Subscribers Five Dollars per
- s5v,nce Subscriptions taken for sin month";
ss'sm nopthstl s. Three Dosrsi In sdvsnce required
fr.,I.,essnye, with Country Newspapes Daily papers
=, ,fis oace whose terms higher Than hose
fecs.s %,,bune are not allow ID any difference
sfs. Inserted 10 this paper sppesr bola =
A.e-,,rs and Evening kdiuOns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

,>Y PERSON wishing 70 sdops I. nne. nsA.lny -
ra- chid parent. dead can hear u az opportunity
~ accresslng lre ilis Ne-k " DOciof,' br.nch
Pgst-yfc-. cor. Ca1zl-st- -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

A KF-PEITABIF FfOIrslnif yV4lk 9IFI NlsHFf
A fr laatiOn a. cham b-rDst a1d NaiI-ss, OF cn az
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s.utrmber instant BY order Of N. Trustees
JAMES GREENE, President
fous Iouxxox Secretary IS l0t.