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ADDITIONAL GOLD NEws.-A Valparaiso date oil
Jan. 20, says--"The California excitement still
continues, and the news from that country Is as
marvellous as ever. Remittancss Of gold continue
to come forward In sums Of $50 600 to 800 0OO and
from this place since September, there are,
at this moment, thirteen vessels on the
berth, taking provisions, wines, brandles, manu-
featured goods, gold and silver com, and passen-
humber Of whale ships at the Sandwich Islands.
unable to move, owing to their crews having de-
serted for California"
Another letter states that about one hundred ex.
petitions, in all, had been fitted outialong thewhcle
coast. The ship Huntress, IN 60 days from San
Francisco, and French brig Nouveau-P ersevsrant,
in 55 days, arrived at Valparaiso the night of Feb.
5, bringing, together, the amount of $780, 900 in
gold grain.-Bostom advertiser, March 81.
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The LATE Mrs. GERRY.-The Salem mass. }
Register, Of the 22d inst, speaking of the late Mrs.
Elbrdge Gerry, says =" Mrs. Gerry was daugh-
ter of the venerable Charles Thompson, the Sec
one of the most elegant and accomplished ladies'
OF her day. Trained up amidst the scenes of the
revolution. she possessed all the energy and firm
ness Of those times During her husbands absence
as ambassador to France, her house was entered
by burglar, when, animated with true courage,
she seized pistol and encountered him; he fled
before her. jumped from window, broke his leg
and was taken. Her husband died poor and, to
provide for this relict Of Governor, Sgner of the
her son was appointed Surveyor for the port OF
Boston !; but the ruthless prescription of Jackson
swept HIM from Office, and his mother from COM
petence. But the death of brother in the service
fortune. Col. ]. T. Austin, the late Attorney
General Of Massachusetts, married her eldest
daughter
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Died..


On Friday, March 80, JOHN Mckenzie, native Of
R1 ... Scotland, In The 4eth year Of his age
HI friends, relations and acqaaintances, also those
OF his sons George and Alexander wise those of his
SON in law John Gillick, and the members Of the
Warrington Lodge, No. U. A. O. D., respectfully
April at four O'clock frem his late residence corner
Of Tenth avenue and Seventeenth street.
On Saturday, 3lst Of March, 1s4o, LEOPOLD WILLIAM,
son OF Augustus and Matilda Richter aged two years
The friends Of tn. family, also tn. members Of tn.
to MonS.y
noon April "a at enc o'clock from 10 Division street.
without further invitation.
In South Brooklyn, on Saturday. March 3lst, 1s49,
Isaac MILLER. son OF Peter and Margaret Miller
The body will be taken to Cornwall Orange Co., on
Monday next, for nteEment, from IS Warren street,
On Saturday morning tho Slst ult . MARIA HELENA,
only daughter Of Claus and Catharins AbeEs, aged
The friends and scquaintauces Of the family, also
the members Of German Oak Lodge No. so l. o. Of o.
F., and the members Of Boland Lodge No. 10 A. o. Of
G. F are invited to attend her funeral ct half past
two O'clock from No so Market street. Of Mon.
roe. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for interment.
At New Orleans, on the 10th ult, Mrs. ELIZABETH
c. DAVIDSON widow Of the late James Davidson eyed
81 native Of Scotland and for the last thirty
one years resident Of New York
In Nantucket, Mass ,26th ult., Hon. HEzEKIAH BAR
NARD aged So He filed the offices of to
the General Court Senator and Treasurer, for the
y At Whitesbo,ough, N: x, on the 2eth ult, LEVI.
BERRY In the SD year Of his age. The deceased
born in New Jersey but emgrsted to this State while
quite young. and passed the early part Of his fife at
Cambridge, Washing tonCo. He removed to the county
Of Oneida when all that region Of country was . viii
derners, and settled at Whitesborough whom Utica
consisted Of but three four houses He lived to see
the latter place large city. In Whitesborough he
spent more tnsn forty years.
On Saturday morning, March 31st, JOHN HOGAN,
SON Of James and Julia Hogan.
The friends Of the family and relatives requested
to attend the funeral, Sunday afternoon ut half
past one o'clock, from his late residence 100 Centre
street.
At Goshen, Orange county, N. Y, at the residence
OF Capt. q. w. Oliver, on Mondsy, the 26th ult +,
HENRY q. SHERMAN, of Washington Lodge No. /, l.
O. Of o. F. Baltimore, In tho 40tA year Of his age.
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the trans between this city and Baltimore, going
into effect to- morrow morning, when the ears
start at ten o'clock A. M, instead of four p. NJ,
as heretofore After that. the trains start at bali
EAST eight A. M. and ten p. M, and by boat from
Dock street wharf, at quarter before three, every
afternoon, ex cept Sunday.
Governor Johnston has made his appointments
for Master Warden and assistants ter this port
The principal is Hartman Yefkes. and the assis-
tants Charles Rugan, Jno. Devereaux, s. G. Nor
ton, Edward Duff, Jno. c. Da Costa, Michael Day,
Samuel S. Hay, VIM F. Hughes.
prisoner confined IN cur Eastern penitentiary,
was found dead IN his cell this morning, having
expired during the night from disease of the heart
STOCK SALES.
First Boavd.-$50o0 Treasury notes. os, 107A;
So 600 do lO7H; $leo City 6's, 10lH; So 600 Penn.
syvania g. t7sx % Pennsylvania. RR:. 2sk; ss,ooe
Reading 60, 30; $50 Union Canal 1lH 81 800 Sohuy
iill Navigation 6's, '6s. 45's; IL North American
Insurance, 81. Second Board SO $50 Lehigh Mort
gage Convertible Loan. s8; 600 Resdingi Railroad
Bonds bsi 0oe do bS7S 100 United states Treasury
note. g. lo1X $50 do 1o7h 100 do lo7,< 81 500 do
1884, $50 Reading Railroad, 1S11; els Grsrd Bank
11h; II NortheIa Bank, Kentucky. lo4; 8 Psnnsylva
mia Railroad, 23,<;9 Phadelphis Bank lag; 100 Nor
rts Canal, o; 800 State 5's, 79h.
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CHOLERA IN NRw ORLEANs.-We regret to learn,
by private advices from New Orleans, that the
cholera Is rapidly extending Its progress In that
city, and that all classes are subject to Its attacks
296 deaths tor the week ending the 18th Instant.
Of which 204 were by cholera. OF the whole
number, l04 were natives of Ireland Charleston
Is CO. Mercury, March n.
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Pene ~ and sales have been made Of 5000 bbs part
Om.-In Mnseed We notice sales Of 1000 gallons ct
600. for casks and Ole. for bills.
made in lots at $40 50, with small lots prime ct So
SIX Sales OF 200 bills shouldsr sour and prime for
export were made ct Axe Lard.-Ssles OF 200 800
bbls. were reported ct on 6%c. Bsef-Sales Of CO.
ter and chesse remained about the aame
RIcr. Sales Of 800 tierces were made ct So % 20
SrEARSE- Sales have bsen made Of 900 lbs white,
SUsARs-The demand for refining has been large to-
day and the ssles reach 200 hhds ct ~ $780, for
Cuba Muscoysdo; AZ $40. for Porto Rico, and ~
. bxc for new Orleaas usual time.
SPIcEs.-Sales have been made Of 500 mats Cassie
at lee, snd some parcels Of No. nutmegs at 81, 8
mos.
Ts.e.-Thsreas per steamship Sea Witch brought
together large company from this and neighboring
kets, end nearly the whole catalogue was disposed
q At fall prices the green's and an advance on the
blacks, which were Of very desirable qualities. An
nsxsd are the particulars; terms months. Hyson-
81 chests 80 SO DO 5sh Young Hyson.lA hall chests
3Se do &c. 70 do 49, 70 do 49, 1858 do 49, II do A. "A do
49, 1877 do 42, "A do AZ 40 do 4O IS DO 49, 80 do 39
4S do 49, 1A6 do $50 2oS dc 49, l2o do 37 1913 do 81
IS do 36 2e4 do a. 1ee do 3s, 50 do 49, 406 do and
49, $50 do 45, II cases &c. 80 DO 49, do 3d. 70 do
Hyson-b4 chests 37H, 40 do 30 10 do 20, 2S do 2SX
40 do 10 do 2S rs do 49, 160 do a. 176 do 81 90 do
T. Imperisl1t half chests 45 10 do 49, 50 cases 65.
Oolong-9 half chests 81 12S, IL do O5, do 49, do
CO. do o. do 63 80 do 49, 101 do 3d. At do &c. 20
do 4s, so do 48, 100 do 42s, IS do 37 % do 35 ~
do s3,a, $50 do 49, so boxes TO- "a do 49, Powchong-
1913 half chests 20, 65S do 281<.
ToBAcco-Ws submit the usual statement, showing
the sales receipts prices, and stock ON hand for the
Price,. Sold Received. Stock.
NJ rn1M1. a8k 100 hi DIS 4J.a7 6hhds l82 hds
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Port OF New York, April 1, Is4o.


Cleared.
tor BloHns Charleston BuHiey = 1'A"" . W. 'A''''''
Francisco; Convoy Hupps New
.:; Rs as g.s ~ s.sy
s Ss TuSS n Co. fesy
I;%; S:SI'sS SsAns sscs whitney
a.naSS Su cs%sn Go W.srGp Leland
seDuo. %.on Srst v oso MAILER LORD Sarah V0s
steamer-Chefape.ie. Nix. Baltimore.
SSis s::'is se a E q
xs''i
W:.oOts Hand d. 3osLs.s SaItA; Cantor. CHASE a.
Native American Lsman DO; Mary CLARK. Nickerson 81
YsssPs Gardner. Ias.ro.n; yis.ns Heath P.evi.
Haven. WV N''''' 'N.A W : ''"'''" ''"'''' Nv"
Steamship Ts.ns.es. Collin: sayannah March rs with mdss
PACED brg ~ for Charleston sosh II AZ, little
me s s:adss osSS ns
Ms her name supposed vessel Of 5 toms Same day Pm,
sds g. m s
"a main "A. same ~ u noon IL ps.od :ss.n:s
Hp ;,'s,,n N'fs Win log q man .lS..nt
shs :i f "a vlIs.' passed
sh sSs 81 b.o"
RED received Ssr
::f csn -
Zip B. "s i.!s.. e.sev Feb u.s. with a..
m W when hay: been y. i, during
s pF Z, hsS IA, 1 ss: Wind: March
spoke Europa hence for Lvspoo rspsd having
s M Cork in S. and ITS
sad ss% Sss
% shp painted blaze With sooorsd als with Il. letter
Sark saah Wilson. Dubr IS days. in ballast 10 No.
Dan ds Isdnsoi I:sAorn ssdsss viii sso nd. to
s'Si ''l. An. Rich Rich; Baltimore
sApJ Calhoun 3. Ct Ct I.sah Howell from Lvsspss
Also ship 2 barns and brisa
Sailed.
osrtruas uysrpooi Margaret Evans tpk Tinker Lon
NARcnl- wiad at SUNRISE, NV; ssdia., DE- sunset DE-.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Isnt, Morrison, NYorI sshr E1psdnen CIi chsaresSs
6i..rd;asAp AI:ss.ay. shsnsisns Nor!sa.. s.ephsa.
hsSss rsssssss i.s rig:
ns1,s: .s%
tsr .shrs Joel Csraye Bradley
6: Ssss Ne Sss, *ss:s &
Dss sss ss 81 :sss sS sss
"a I, sa9:. K
hs ~ s'' s :Ss s s s: Pa.
IS. SIP William HITCHCOCK which A.. r.o.., .a..a ..,
Bona X. :: H:ss :. "a ss
Ys :sns sr c:ps s a
~ ssnda:s r n 49, .Gns 40 sssm n'r n0sss
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Our Philadelphia CorresponAsncs.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81, 1919.

PHILADELPHIA, Marcn 81, 1917
Ateide~tsl Dyo'c~ing- Of George Folisw-
Change ~ Time of Starting for Baltiums-Ap-
rs'~t~exts-Dsdth of a Prisoner, Stock Sales,
Re. re.
Inc body Of John Donaldson Colt was last
evening found in the Delaware, at Arch street
whan. The deceased was the son of William
CoN' ESQ., OF Danville, Pennsylvania, who dis.
appeared on the night OF the I'D of December last
rom ne no,el At which he had been putting up,
ana Yea MS friends and relations to suppose that
ne mao Deen murdered for the sake Of the valu-
ables he had with him. Their fears q, ,h,. 49,,
are, however, put to rest, from the far, ,b., ~
marks Of violence were found upon his nerso Nv
ner had has pockets been fitted. II is therefors
Ireumed that he fell into the river, and was acc,
1entafy drowned. "o''
George Pollen, ESQ, a merchant of this city
died this morning, at his residence in Pine street
~ Ossvatien kas heen naade In the starting q
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.


Bosr0N March 3d. Brokers' Bodrd-2 shares Boston and
Worcester Railroad, 10 Reading Rairsad l6 rs do do
bSo l6H 70 DO d. bl5 lG 80 do do b III 90 d. do 1875
road s4x ~ Boston and Maine Railroad oS7 os
and Ne Raro. S $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds
1850, Ssh ,00O do. do, 1850 g.
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even a. loco, would be premium to this sdmi-
nistratiop. Heavy, therefore, as Is the pressure
against Medill, we incline to the opinion tnat nc
will be retained.
The corps Of ofiice-seekers IN town Is s compare
new rits 10 The crowd, and the return OF others
Who, for week or so. had disappeared from the
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made ct ole.
WHnxEr--Salss Of 200 bbls. State prison were made
at go, and so 80 hhds. Erudge, on time, interest
added,
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At st. Louis, March Goth, by the Rev. w. Girls
void, JOHN STAnHoPE, jun, Of Ohio, to LOUISA
WAITE, daughter Of the late Samuel W. Coates Of this
oitv - 49,
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KY, Virginia, ~ on .oo,,,,,>
n. Carolina. on wv mas 47sH ohhds 4S2 hds
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
Dtznsters, Gr.

JsLfl' fre.lslt So sus Pc sisf0a o. is,s
Eros. ff.rrll-t y.f-rf.y 10y rsj of ~ b.
ofl nfg- 90 pare De hf-' o. ~ ao - - 80 e 'ls
.m hen r1ad est W-il-.isy krsans o. i' o-
ca -1cil-.d D.s.t-f Natc.'- tlsv- m-f-s
40 fhsf conss gsst y ir.ud CO.'S aii
Of o.
rss- go s h. tlsr 90 % fs 80
-fct~r-nt % ut matters m fr-f F1 JoNt- Jf CON
tosi il. bf c- 'hs I'D z 4 report Ia ~
Cspt-n of fls aoti lsl o--n ui.-.g m "a tsy.
Ia poi 60 a.7 sppeaed Iss Irpns oi the l4a n't c =.
'foi n -offf1 rar-r
rts Br setr fsi'.1i o. Bso-, si.i from Ns..sl
hrcashts Is-s-ng-s C.rf W.a ID sp-fs- Csr
aes nd cf-~ iorssr ls Mss ..5 ce- a n 'rE Pr
AID The Mate Cd s4r NCalt-tLs Ersk O ~-Hh
ave si b.-a psiHr- Fsplrt-d
Bsft Harvest Msur.a of ~ rom Pror.-c. RI m ssa Fnr.
ssbo'- liter do h-Err hr plot is ns Pm, m
Point cf Get lns >~~p asoaf W-t ~.
The frskwsi-r Sc ~ -t vho4t 1lssc, s1d wet
B
IT, .,r CD. ~ieh ..ors s-c. eel. i'ias isF esJ.
iufir me f~scl.1 Al1sny u1sy rang so4li
conrton. uot i1 iie -sst Ilfed bs a. sco Cert
tfNf CABOT sfrv-i gifou VI sE' 70 tast
h ltA t "a; 80 81 Too - g. fn- s l 'n- os Fnra Of H.
Orrff iof ksoaf~.. tosy 4i.ns.-1 gaze ca ls
of -lt 1T b,.5s a ne gli D. run'sf
tt- short of rrcsns sud sssri
90 ~sHre 9th. Ti.f oi -aisI p-rosy.
report. sfip raosh, 0 stn
1conqay vth h 90 h- Rsr is.ui-. tns sh oct Ih-
hlo o.i M ihfs- up -n' ~, 40 bes Of fn.i- ha.as -
huusf- tue so trd ast of sept captain
sanP-a ia. he siacn, Hsvrs, hsa h-sl
Keys sud OF -rsss has bs.r
got 81 srhou' mu. b flmif.
Cspt g rA u fh- shr - Nss o-sr. rom RVto'ss1
tst tl. .t @ a at - - = orr y 5' ". asssF
So r-Vy clp-Fst alraf-1fy about
20 ri--, sih ~bts 5ol f-i r., rni- str.s sll
ts. b-~s CAPS s.ed sfoad ser iu tss, s1t o..i a-i
ll. oaf be-
nais ns.rsa Cert Yolrc 80 I-.s-r,rh
It Ns~ Orleans if Rulis ,ra' report t,i 10 pfs
Noclfu slHf- slc s ~rtct h1ra- Two o - Dfsq-f-
ps,ssa ssrs afrr-c 90 ih- oas f--1ralh
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

cos.r-, Esrr-. ss s-.fs a. xsr,-r sctsr-c-.
=. W.---r vTsrt. Efr--.s st-r'ug g. Lzrr-1s Dfs
Ne..-t.-- ca Ea -ar...a p-1-.s Nsy fi1'r .-fl-S
o. .s- 0er rtrf lI f--- 49,. =, !,
rt. 49, .aat1r..rt. -rG.aa. kr.ls. h-ff-t. Nti
H----.-s sr-t %arHi - srst. n. rrs. 4 ei-I -
Fs..r y ST Gsf- De-. fa11f ---f 49,
l.r~.e " r-rr ff f.r-0- Nr-t. rf
Ill r~u'D. o-- ---s-r .c.- So "a. 500
-sns Frte- .ras-. sn- 49, tr-s a s-.l- - - ..
r.. Ht-s Z "a Wa - -
ser. q, 4 "a GHt'r-.. N--ts ~ ~ Lslls - 49,
-1 F--r-t s-@-s- 3a.t- = - r-l-t-- - t-- -..
SALEM u0f -A-r-s-l Cls f----T. rl-a1 -. 80
s1rrr. Ws'srta Hs-..-i Csi,s ssrrst' Il'7''i'l N-
-rsrrr. fr-rr--
stfASstH 0-. AR 4 sea- --li i- -, acl -
flsre.-- N l --srras Ls- Crass-l c. s-f r--l '---
!. - - = - O. ---- 90 - -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
CdkD
SlGNOR A GERARDi,
PROFESSOR OF DANCIH
lLAls of New. Orleansl


a RESPECTFULLY INFORMS the ladies' aud gentle
n men u Nsw-fOrk hat he has taken Al M
7 n Broadway. where he will Commence Saturday.
Il Oct rs, 10 receive pupils desrOUs OF accompi shmeng
q ~ -les Ant Art Of Dancing.
Classes for Msspr and Misses, Including Young La.
dice on Wednesdays and Saturdays AIS 2 NJ
Instruction viii be given to Young Gentlemen every
evening during the week from ~ ~, 10 tho following
iznces La hedOwa yalse, La Polka L- Polss-Mazoursa
snf la Nsss \ Cinq- Temps
Pdvse lessons Ia families will also be given, and
classes attended 10 10 Schools and Academies.
sgnof 10 kindly permitted to refer for character md
.bilty, 20 Tho following gentlemen.
DR. JOHN I. AETCALfE. 785 Broadway
JAMES COLES, ESQ. n Universty-plaee.
HENRY z. DAVIS, Esq 80 Clinton-Dlacs.
FREDkRlCKA SOiCOM, E-q 6fW FOurteenthst
Prof :. HENRY DICksON, Brsyoort-place
DAVID LANE, Esq u Brevoortplacs
JuHS BROWNsON, Esq. sydney-place, Brooklyn.
Parents Of pupils respectfully invited attend
classes during The hours " instruction.
AL communications addressed Ia 81 gaof O. 7Ol Broad.
~-y ~iil he promptly attended TO- oS 2a~ln.
~ ron NALE.-A par Of brown Hor.e., OF good
ISR size and well matched sound, good drivers and
@-<A travellers, ok years oi only Said horses would
sut any IN " good pair Of carriage horses
Inquire s os Eas Twenty where they can no s-en
~ rr1s IN tho fsy olS 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
PORT or SEw-YoRK......ooT. >.

aREIvrD Sal, ls F,-zl Sore esvss.a- lI'i' = a.
rss; ss.,s- sor-.-. "a q. os'-l 80 f's'.ss'F' %
s-s. Lo,-is. caar.'.aa sags. lat'- q - o.s-
o.. 1ras .,' H.nsa. wl-s-r ssso AJr-s. " g. de-
81. G.'rss s- s.,,a-s % o.. sai'aH 70 safs. c-.r.s
aa-s. .ofy s.a.o.s s- 9, ,;.-a II O. Lsa sa.r
s,, s-,sr Po.. S.,i--sa ro-t-- n Ds-.sr D--a
81 s.afas u tl1 i3f. m KsJ Wei srtoa fo 81.
C-.irar 4 o.
81 Lee Pre- Nlr'.s. u. ,isr,s % lsssf
Brs Lsv-,i Cr-sssT s-rsas s srssss-r y g. n1ss
% Es.r-ti 4 sr.~r
Fun' Pr..-, of ssa., 7Isr. j.s.-oa'as. ~. .l2
r., cln.f.. ~ cl. s,t- ss.st..s - 2. fn .slai "a
Gr.r1s s7 l-ss snssr - O. L. Lrt no su
gor. Csrt- 1rrs faf ilsr. r l1t '- taan
ttI ,rlg ol a.sr fls .-a.r.
Ig;cl Clastsrs Z-.rs1. r. - m 0ssss i-t sli
g r--.-n--rs. Q. O-.-1l ErHs-r
Tauraar. 500. fl.
Lc1ssi -c1-p-.sr L-It -r au-rssn port
snr cs5o a.-on. I'm - ga s-f rat " Fo-i-f 50
shr, Nts.u Hss-5a1 o. &c IN Ja1l.o-v-., r isns.f 70
} & : BIZ.
scor C.hsrIl- Do Cgr..os ~ q. i>. fl.-r g. "
I--a Les schr Eerh-mz E.rry f.r &c. l-
rs.--I prt or u. t3l, -1 ssss-s nasts
e-pr; fzEe t.ltIl lf .sr-1 - = 30 sp.rs 90
~ t-. OBJ. sa.r srfsI-ctg
sar " DAVIS srags. 4" gto1 sc o. l-r. .to'--.
s.1r r Poe rle-i " fior &C : &C. 1aFsl store
Shr Ds hs-s Br-rss argto1 -, "a 1ats .ioi.s
-. 1.fli. s.s- --rr.s sf. =. .TaI stl-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
California ye..r,s spoken, &c.

Ihr csr.zl1 V-l Bl-11i s5.lf A.
.~el Istl t-r. ls- g. trs tlltasm tlf g.
s;3l ~, sl ir sal - COCO. rl les 90 r.-ss Q
rosi rs. ss.cl-nrs trk-u sal
rst'- ta r ooc0a.1 - h@lVr fea o-sa.-f OF 5a1
n-r sh. ls-fy pan -fo' OF ft- RIVER ci 40 o. .
mg..... ra'c- YES st.n
sssy rf pI-1 -tl l-ss- sr -a- oor- ar cr
r. J.rfIo. Go sHrl --f f-r- rf
.rra parts iI-t t- l-rrr tferf1 asfAfoi tst
ss1 ls-ts Ti- .fsr h--rf ss-. f'.u-l
rarrIrg sfrlHg .-1s. rtra r-ssc
" ~ % f1o -insss telr 80 t-sf m 1 bear ~ T Been
Afros. s-fir+t AZ efh f 1-t-Af
C~pt Dlr.-- 90 tl-1fs Vs1 naj hls1cs Asrss or
Tbs C H,~ssi J.aa Dlr-ss. uas,s. ~hs ss-c from
ss,.s ihs I'D Jal g. cslr havls sEfsn-0s-
vsy s.ry ~.h.f ant spfua- 80 c1-ss7as5cs %
q August vhsa s0 " 1f 81 pit She
err 90 a. B1-n.s Aff~s tts is.h .sr- -.r'r
o. - si -i - 81 l - e. 5fs Aaaes, h,,s fon bofio-
i.f Is.t o.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

Maryland comes down gpon her citizens with sv
ersge Of 81 IS 5P0 heed while the ssgresste tax Of As
bsms lssi year $4,000, and TIE deficiency Wa
largely made up by OF the Asseis Of iher State
Bark The principal OF capital o. the Bank, created
BY an Issue Of State Bonds should b strictly held
meet ihose bonds ard direct tax lsviec from year
TO year tie nisroH and ordinary expenses o.
the State
Hence says the ssiif-srs A4syicaa, the quotseo-.
OF SIX = Geo, stocks Maryland 1927 AlsOsms Is
Georsis, on TIE other hsrS, with rooie public i'm
provemests yielding tslr income. exhibits public
deb, Of two millions OF dcsrs and snnusl rsvesu.
Of ssi9COO.
Tne following is oondsHsed statement Of the cen
eition ef the Bsak Of the State Of Georsis ard
Branches. on The lst OF October, lsi9
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
In relation to the En-. Railroad, tn. Bssale

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- -ea-or sstg 80 fsre -srrot b. r-clr-d . IL
BE- forc srs Of op rio-, DOT 70 - very '-i1 -
~ clr1larce n .- Dr-s-ct rsies, -1i ne l-''' -
d-Iv-r On sesk rl1r- f-sors'.e route
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
SCHOOLS.
ROaIys0N,S rNsrIrurr

rVHls FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, designed 'or
males, % pleasantly sIf-a-c r G-lf1rr, Co1- 90 . :
sClrc. 1 rir. esst n New ak7s1 ~ government -
vlrh st-fy parental Tle course 0f sll+'cs ID
embrace tc-ulsh f1sush. Ci.-srs s-d Msfhef
Edl~stor TIE inter- fcrr q > weeks corirsrcrs ile
q. of November TENS 'ar board tlitur. Washing Ac
- ih- lr.ruciors family. rem So 30 $50 ger year.
c,rcrg 70 % ne eZ-s zr ll4c-. ~ 1e 4-r sant qsy-
sn.e s-lIi-s1r-- u "a ll 44rsrcr It- frrcGal uey
- sees 81 lls Sor1-klrcun H1el ron ne i5il lie
So cf ilsL NoT. Arer-ll- may BE- made 90 Rev Ilo-
mas TAYLOR k@r Joseph Ilont .on DT Jsred L Is
ig jn-epl Ho-e, Horace Gre ey ar T11-as {. fi-cE-
rsy Escs u N-~-f OK -Guf ford OcL ID. .sll
81 IH.. SAMUEL RDgIN-OS 4 N Pr-rI-zl
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
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