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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

rF~CoSsCLs, MINISTERS AID CHARGE DAFFAlREs the
ulet states and Of foreign countries. resident 10 the
Dld STATES can have heir seals Of Office elegantly en-
-rsFed ~ tie o-st artists EvEzDELLs E.tabshneut.
- Broadway corner D4are-st and Wallet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

sFLESDiD ExH,aiTioy " FREscH BRoSzzs AsD FAScY
G9oDs-R {. KEMP, AIc.ionssr.-The attention Of The
Trade Is Invited 20 nc age 'se Of French Bfonzes per.
flmefy and rich fancy goods ~ be sod THIS DAY a. 70
O'Clock. 5y r. c KEMP a. hs saes-oom u Waist TIE
sale pessm ptory, and vii be found well worthy aiten
zion. there many valuable goods before exhibited
fJr sac 10 his country ana the collection Of Bronzes "a re-
sly o. .endld and are vel worth se-ing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

NfW-ENoiAND ELfcTio>s.-rne Boston Alas
has more returns from l13 towns n Maize, which show
that there has been no election OF Governor by the
people The Wings have prospect OF clear ma 3rity
in the senate and have made net gain Of members
OF the House Returns from al but q towns Boz Yer
mont foot up, Coolidge -59l5, Needhsm and Clark
Trec Democracy aud HlnAer1 20oi3, Coolidge Lack
ing only = votes of having majority over both. 10
the got towns yet % hear from, the vote last year
was 2i3 Wig ~ Loco. aud on Van Buren, which
shows a msi,nty against the Wings Of 80. should
they come in ne before. Coolidge vii lack ~ votes Of
being elected by the people.
The vote 90 Ashland lV,h DIX Mass) was wrongly
counted dy ihe lils. aul the vote 81 the D.strici
with Doylst1n yet O. bear from is 345l t1r Ilomp
son. 6l lor pa.isey and 5J1 ior Robinson paltrey
lacking 6II votes ilr d choice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

DfltolIEs 10 1908 "HlG STATE CoNvEa.
rioN schenectady c. has chosen ARcHI1-LD LINN,
Esq OF Schenectady and Madison Co. IErER fAN
VAlxrnIvRoH o.. sl-lyao, as Delegates % the Wig
=. .r. fs.rr.rFt.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

a " 3IEHF0 N AI-|0I'FT
LACE SALE oF 90 CAsgs oF PAPER.-BANcs. PLArr
4 Co. 20 Broadway, viii sell 10 Noazow Saturday.
morning, commencing a. O'Clock, upward OF 90 cases
u Paper Including foolscap ard .eer commercial AMI
1aas-posi, fltcap deny arl medium Cranes coi0red
mediums, printing paper Issue, enys.op, wrapping and
Jog paper &C. Aso splendid Englsh papers, ilcuiiag
ssr papers IN great variety, coofed, laid and PLAIN laid
deny medium and royal, coiorel tissue note paper Bn,
COL boards. &c. sfIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

Of>lNs L4sr There Isl uo.l.a. .loraI5 ai GE>iN'
e..a5. .tueai except BIS uol-ia.- prices he las sac
ccclcl every year o. ac.essa iae eesaaee eeaa, Ode
raoy ali canes, 81. his tisy e, oD. Gee Fsle laa.ls
fA-laN Hst4. a.l.3a f9r .l's ti,aa, s-rF4s,es d
3D.. .s.roa. gIc4.cessors. ata s coat ty tsr, clm-
r...,a ,f i- rs.ro. iaoas. aai fa.sa VIII .l.-e 81
.. ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

MzTALLic TABLET SraOPby the use " mis- article lhe
operation ofslsslg becomes al easy and agce4D.e
For nearly thirty years when this article Ia. been before
h" fiYc, none has received sontly encoins 10 pfoOi
o llAty, " enjoyed lts elVaD.e rrplidiOl liberal
di-c'e1t 20 no rsae purci ss~rs. A & j. SAUNDERS,
81 ~ ~ l---l ~. COZ L--.-g- a-l ~ A-yal AaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

COsss-Lsdies are respectfully invited 10 examine
the choice collection Of dress combs uJscrlD-rs
sOIe-he variety 10 beyond Gil doubt mo greatest 10 tho
city, among which W" De found me open chal patler1
much admired A4.0, be obtained every afr.e ag-
pertaining % the toilet Az SAUNDERS,
eli o. 81 Broadway between Walker and Hnlte-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

oENIN ~ Dlo.l0 " 1Tro.l-l > Fl-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

NNN0-IT' sI|sITT00T v l-I TT'T'0-8-77 y ~ ~
ladies' and gentlemen of tbs city, Brooklyn ani Ni'ams'
b1reh and Jersey CIV thar hs Riding school WI cfcn
for e reception % pupil. on Monday 30 September no
would take this opportunity of returning his thanks CD Us
former patrons for their many vors and soAcs con.
angsrce 10. their kindness DURING Ae recess ibis ssia'-
i.hment has undergone oroug h resulting and rendered
superior 3D. ans similar esaaslneaf bob ibis country Lt-
dies may rest assured of lae perfect seecf1css OF s
school, - card OF address being requested previous o
commeucngl Those OF bis pupils who had not hlished
their Lessons a. Che close OF he past season. Dee VIII te
hsnnv ia their earliest convenience with tle hope
ihit hy urrsmtei cxeruons io please and instruct 90
mer, continuance OF thatcor fience and support hereto
fore 81, literally bestowed upon him
" Il. DlsBROW, Riding school.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

HUDsON RIVER RAILROAD "A locomotive was
ran over this road this morning nom Thirty secondst
% Sing sing In hour. This was the ars. trial OF al
eng over the road beyond Manhaitanvlle, and ihe
experiment was very satisfactory. We are glad 20 see
laa, the spuyten Devil las at length been conquered
CRIB work has been built overit Tor the supersiruc-
tare which li is believed Will stand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

wUaReguIar Meeting Of The Dernocratic

WIT ~ + n ss . Secretaries 90 1915
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
Beard Of Supervisors. MONDAY, Feb. 5.

Several bills for advsrusng &c were ofdeseo 70 DC Ps0
and oibeTs refcrye1. 49, 800, -, A.,
The Coapsel OF hs Board submitted an opinion on The d
Of Toe She IA referred him The charge for sordsni'
Of he 81 psone Court He considers that Saperv-ols NO
having provided serdaus let jay, The Court had
ryb 10 mske az order the Shsr5 TO provide hen and
Tho order having been made By the Court can on
be revoked by h- Court oper application snd inst ne
n nee served Judge Habut a. Chambers WA lot s1eA
He shipks the shsrh hss n .hi 10 make th~ charge
Tho Msyor shi that attendants had been pIoveea oy
,hs Civ TIE subject ~ referred to special Committee.
sons.s{pe OF Ald. Gray, Smith and Manning.
The Counsel also submitted the cause OF the aux OF MI
Dousss 10 reston TO taxes having pssse BY default 1t
vss called uasxpecedy, when neither ne C9aess nor a.
sistsnt nor Mr. White, were present. The defsuit nos.
eve, has been Get asds TIE Counsel complains mat me
sasxv OF the oce inadequate 10 The amount OF business
10 b. TO- and that accidents OF The kinc
uust srise unless persors car be employed;
ELECTION or CosossR "A resolution was saop'so ioi
ths ent OF Special Com ptee OF tnree 10 report
pom hs propssy Of pstnonng the LssI's.are Tor Jaw
rihofxipe The election by the people, OF three Cofones
Tor The Guy sad u1ly OF NewYorkthe City TO be al.
va ed into three cisicssrd hat the fees 10 no case saa
The Committee reported on various petitions for eorrec.
sou Of tax, te.-AdjoGrued 70 Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

TEsrEsANcE IN IowA-For two years past a
Law has been 10 force in Iowa. leaving the question Of
granting licences for retailing spurious liquors to be de
ternlned BY the of the several Counties The
couse auenee has been that no licenses were allowed
except In one two Counties eG; the law has failed
l.; N. beneficial operations on account OF the dicGly
of hndng psrsons 10 complan of ts Infringement ana
thus bring the offender. TO punishment Tie sys'en
has been modified by late act OF tho General Assem-
the discretion OF the several Bosris OF Commissioners
the penalty OF selling without much increased oens
both hnc ana imprisonment. the license high and The
prosecution committed to the District Courts oy indiet
msns which is is supposed will prove remedy 70. The
defects OF the former bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
nRnPo.IrION 70 CALIFORNIA;

/ Subscriber. ready contract 10 supply -mg aus
% Ca 1fna with their paeu preserved fre.n COG So pro
visions These provisions, consisting or meais tsn fese
abes soups milk put up In cansiefs RESIN per
f.cfy their natural yor and keep q years n any climate
800 M. u preserved meals 80 Hs preserved potatoes Do
he concentrated soup snd f0 lbs ship bread, Is more Than
cient Tor year. susteusnce, ard costs but 81 - or
: 81 per week Having her, The trouble and expense OF
COOKS boarding house keepers utensils &c are dispensed
with 10 bags thrown The backs OF mules. nree nOlihs
supply br any distance without roads 10 the best
gold dggings The Disadvantages " -a provisions are,
FIRST their liability 10 spoil when exposed 10 the element
Or weather hot climate. second the difficulty OF trans
porting them without wagons rogds 90 desirable places
sud tli, that hey 10 De luxury or even paa.
table To hose " no ia gei better Emigrsnts he
l-hmu- cannot b. certain Of obtaining hOzrd C even Al
enormous prices Psnans or San frsucisco. i-d they
better lake month. supply OF our goods win them
and have many cent round thu Cape THIS VIII r-ey-
Them Of c0nung they Will Otherwise be subject TO-
shippers viii md these provisions much cheaper better sd
convenient hsn any live stock for vessels supplies
also excellent articles iof adveuureTs 20 California For
the inspection by purchasers cansers are constantly kept
open warehouse here be- obtained every var
ETY. Of Pickles Preserves Sauces, Es, ard West India
condiments, concentrated vinegar krout ito keep OF
the scufyy) aud every other article n The line.
WELLS, MILLER PROVOST
~ FrOnt-st New-foIk.
N B--W. NJ L P caution CsoWiaus against purcha.
ling TIE above articles that put up By fresh ussris ot
experience who far occasions ke the present o. palm
OF goods that = 90 not stand. II 3ieud'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

POPULATIoS or MILwAUKEE.-The Milwaukee
SsAfne aHf Ga.rs Of the sd ut gives the ootngs Of
recent Of the population Of that city showing
The present population 70 be 559s Thsis an increase
o. lpwar-s - 1900. 1l.is- tlc h-t Trar Oi f-e
population 9t9 are Americans. 90 Germans -
lrsh. laj i larders 7 scotch. % Norw Z ans =
French, . W-ch. Danes Q sVed-s The Sclfiati
cad Go-dfe remarks that there are many Eu-l.ihrea
10 the c.iy who DO not g. have been Included u
Or !. e. b. LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
LEGAL. NOTICES.

fg'O HEHAN BALDWGS ASsEL 81. JOHN. WILLIAM G.. a..
4 WADDELL. sud ta- PREsIDEST 80 MANAGERS VI th-
N-s Hrr- -as -- Coo f i-f~ty summoned
ofJOsfAH 81 BtssELL Erlfor snd MARY
I'D l-
1y cry ri Rc-f--r sl s-lty days i-
hereof. 4sF- oi t- tsB o fae PLAINTIFF
ClIff. tie fer-f
N1 next cong lsl---
t-f Drc-uo-r l6 lsfs WhlnLEsEf. of lloch---r. Nf
81 Dt- Attorney @r P.snras.
Pt RsUANCE OF order ri County Jsdgs liz Cosn
having sga1- DAVID JONES 0f S--toen
County lue-u-. Couuss'cf sta. f~~a.ed
poured exhibit With ~ voucher. thereof
of the Of
psc, Of 6Bs- of Joha T. Laerene .ad
No.7 waist the Cy 81 S-e Yors before shtt ay
ol August aekt.-Dl,ei the l0fh 1s} ol January.
john T. LAwktNCs. /Et-,utln
MARY CLINIsN JONES anf
I1iissi2tus CHARLIE A CLiNTON Ef-cu s.
DUBLIc ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE So 7 Ns--s7-sI--T
tAlLflELD. slos. N-s Or~s' i-e--i shn legged
p have 1-t tst~ t sh Apply p The Surrogate ri t- Coan
-sd nis,- IL s iay 81 F-bfu. a-st ock ga ~
icrsl1srl- Dated Ses- 1ois. Jsluary 81. l-ft
- -l~ts JAMES ThAfER Pshle Adin.ai-trsio,
DrBLtC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE No S...ss no
80 hereby gwen - Tie relatives saf ol 81 ABIGAIL
fEhklss Of County.
c-aet and rho a-g.d shall sppy .
- ,rroEtte n LIE C1l1y u u adn-tr
@ - NJ -staie Of ie s 1>Ate, 90 NJ 3 fs % feofsny
-. Ii3 -.~s-l JAMES ThAfEk Pssie Aamnstr.tos.
DuBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFIcE. W. Nssssa .tr~,t-
Note HEREBY - ~ r-i,es AID rsrt " Ia u my
~ NORTON of >-~ fQs .bor-r deceased sAo
a-el o. have d-t --ss - sA Apply ~ t- cuffora'- 81
C0lufy Lett~rs o At1l;rafou ag0l
% u-stat. lt Gay Fe5ra.ry n-r
cocs 10 he flr-uola-Da-i N-s y January 10 isss
Ia .swf~ JAMES = ThAfEK. PubAc Atmi1 1trator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
RROOKLYN

foiicE CoURr -Ortcers Apologize sud figures ar
suutay uzh est. 80 ssf- lls
JAcs foz .asqlon q lags o. tle n-E q sla
Of As; slsl carpe1srs tos ro - sah a. BIZ t1l
klfofy slen-frrcs; ce1 tJ M A-rltsr D-rt1 slf a.
isr~srs 81 fr- 70 ~. 7es Ne. irrtrt be- has o. Pt
lsgs solls alf -lar Brst' Crl ll-- ct, --t
slr-4y --ei TIE lsd AZ l,-t SO so
eait-d respective % - frFrrf - A.
lssi y prosasy .e rra---c ta--sT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

Ea FOR -ALE.-Farm Al Bm.hyle, A l. At auction
10 10Th Feb o'clock belonging TO tho estate Of Dav
Abrams. deceased, coutsug shout - acres OF which
about wood the remainder uabe land under a
good Of cuvsuunon the premises 10 good dwell
INK house barn and other buildings with variety OF ifut
lree- The farm Is pleasantly situated on The turnpike lead
ing from Jamaica iempstead and within ten minutes
wAlkirIm Bushyle stopping psce Ofthe l. l. Railroad -
4 desirable OcauOn for a country residence farmer "f
gardener. For farther Information inquire OfJACoB ).
ABRAMS ii3 Broadway or Of MORRIS tOsDICh. Auc-
ucueer, Springfield l.. l. II ~
% COZ NrRN SEAT AND FRUIT FARM FOR
= SALE-The suhicnher compelled by ill health 10
r-uquish the of business, offers for sale bel.
mont Farm" the Pss-aic. opposite B-uegle. n J ,
sshi niles from New York, and three and a bali ifOm
Newark IL contains y acres. In woodland end the r.
msiGder under cultivation. nh front Of twelve hundred
feet the river There IS stone house, mills house,
bath house, barp. house, &c new wharf, and a
1000 f II the choicest yaiees 600 stocks
for pears hedges and ornamental trees For particulars
spply the premises 10 H. ; HASKELL, or 20 HASKELL
herrck 10 0od-st " Y d3ieod'
80 FARM FOR SALE Consisting Of 2lO Seres of
$50 good farmhouse; very large barn, nearly and
other outbudings The situation - retired, healthy and
peasart commanding 10 does view Of large extent Of
country Long Island Sound aud he shore of Connecticut
is about mile from the village of Huntington, Island
whence there daily commune .tOn- ~ih New York
City by stages and the l.. l. RalrOad aud miles from
Cold Spring hsrbOr. whence steamboat to The city
daily Twin be sold on reasonable terms, 10 close an es
tate and tie stock 70 be had fair valuation Ap
ply to WALThk T. BRUSH or
STEPHEN BRUSH, Executors
OK az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

BUKSEp.-A woman by the name Of Bridget
Mooney the occupant OF howell in the rear Of Al Or
p, u while Ina state II nt0NicauOn last night came
IN oonsct with the and Der clothes took nre IN
consequence ct which she MSS very severely burned
Oeicsrs Freenoy and Gsnghsn instantly repaired 10 Der
assistance eNngGisned The DANES and sent the wreicA'
81 woman 10 the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
nrAELhE JonnrEL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK FEBRUARY g.

AERNEn-Br- va Wl--e- a. All. iar N-H Have W.---
lar-s1.-s Js- o. s rrrr-r on TrTrrl NeF
Esr-n Len ara f-l hs-rs- m Aert-tra. org trEs Nt-
3 f1. ~ t We co. Ile Hsrr-f 1lg rsrr. Poll
a-- -l.a~i o. br-la'0~s Jed 0r ueu-url
I- .as N-;sf4al Haasi-' l-a- ;.-t-l A. Rs.s-s l.a
jsr n fa -- .- 0r ufTsrsu.
--r l-a ulr-.ss. Ils fr. o. a--
suLLD-s Fat-r Borr-. .a-s. csrs.s F-.-.. sa. A--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

advertiser wocc make arrsrg cement win frniIv
DO would he 10 rent nice zstory s..ic snd base.
nen loose Tor me coming s-ason Possession Of which can
be hsd iulecisey - plrchaEE furniture therein snf
allowing he preset inmates 10 remain Tie ID door uut
ley cave oNn, may se solle monihsl poruo1 q he
House n pnle order, cortslirg rage bathroom kc
Flrrilre mostly new rae Glance f1s hose about 70
commence house keeping. Apply a. 81 L4gLis, II
family sh0at prefer 10 have possession VI the whole house
1n- buy az nc furnluTe 81 low price or cash nay 30
doEe s5-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

RESCUED FROM DROwSINe.-A Young man b!
the nsuso OF Thomas Morgsa about 10 o'clock ssi even
ns e into the slip the foot OF DOverst and wogl,
have persisted but Tor the timely aid rendered BY Office
clabane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
FOR CALIFORNIA.

IL CALIFORNIANs AHOY.-For sale-A
go sloophgGed eenler-bosnd sail bosI can be- fitted
up with cabin 10 accommodate six persons; VIII
carry two three tons light dram, and remarkably
st sser Ia In complete order essily be si0sed oD
ten lines her cost here She /, now our OF The water aud
bs and examined Al the saw mill, Fourteenths
North River. Price 500. COLYER BUGARD.
- THE NEW, SUPERIOR white cHpper-buii
49, ship ACRAMENTO, Hale, master and supercargo
now being rugged, coppered and fitted gp for the
comfort and accommodation Of passengers viii sail from
hi port about the olh day Of February next and will be
addressed At San francisco 10 Edward Dunbar "a brother
Of II the subscdbers who JAILED In the Crescent City
recently and will give Information and render other faci
ties passengers that port For farther particulars Of
freight and passage apply % o,,
jl2 iYlO orJOSEPH W. HALE. q Old-sip
.TttKTKLsIOK ASSOCIATION FOR CALlFOR-
80 FORNiA. per BARK CLARlssA Capt Bsbbidge
Tor about 600 barrels ofeghl and % ready
10 receive al the lowest rat-s-and can accommodate
few passengers in a superior manner few shares Ia
The Association are yet open 10 satisfactory application.
respectable physician ia desired; Apply 70
II EXCELSIOR COMPANY.-A rare oppor-
s unity presents selflo those who are desrious Of
Joining az Association TO 70 to California A hne
vessel engaged, on which Insurance be had At ihe
lowest rates. The Company viii consist Of my members
price $50 Tor share u the vessel and oulht for 70
monh' There vii also be good accommodations for 80
passengers beside the Association For early sppH
cation must be made al p Old slip upstairs. 81 81
- EOR SAN FRANCISCO and he Gold Mines
- -1aulu passage >lJH aud found Tue superior
sisunch and fact sailing ship BALANCE, =. Wash
burn Rugges master resdy for and taking 10 her
cargo vii sail about February 18Th SepsIsi. ladies' cabin
Insurance a. he lowest For passage freight
sgumeut5 apply the Captain board. James slip
% n BROOKS FRYE, 10 WsL-st.
~ FOR SAN FKANCIsCO-Csbin passage
&[xonly-rhe fat sailing c)pperfsstened and newly
coppered bark TOULON, Capt Samuel Very Jr
vii sail positively 90 Saturday next Can handsomely
commodaie ten twelye cabin passengers No others
taken Apply Capt VERY board foot Of Pkes or 10
5f6l- ]. HENRY WILLIAMS llg Front At
- EMPRESS LINE FOR CHAGREs. -girs.
- yes-el-Tn- fsst-alinE, cJpper-fzseL-1 big SA-
BA n will positively ssii lh7 loth inst from pier
10 r. r. The u his line will sail on he lDth
nat Apply 10 VAN YECHTEN co. l3l Wa.er.sg
WANTED-A white cook aud steward. Apply az above
jf w.
/rS-~ FOR -ASANNAu-1ne superior steam
1-Ls...N shiD CHEROKEE, Cspt Lyon will lesys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
n COrNTRY -EAT AND FARM F0R sALE ~

~ sale the country ana farm Al bshyonong Island
containing shout eighty acres, situate quarter OF mile
Of The village and fr0ni the South country road
and on The bsy which shOunds with nsh gnf gaue The
house O feet olt hy a6 feet deep With wing about =
fet sousfe maTh. mAntris and sliding doors IN hs par
ars piazza front with hltsd columns barns, sheds.
howell. &C never falling spring of water nesF the house
Most the purchase money remain on bond ana mort
sage or the viii exchange for New ora proper
~ Apply 10 JOHN "A. POWER, ~ Fult5ust n \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

FOIlcE toCAT--Une FltIofIa y. Htsvuns No ~
-stsi A. lck YESTERDAY 1rl bag k--p- l.ar
ser., house >1th War IT, lcei t- O.
youus named lAa J --as- at1 c-so 01 lHs
81 .tesIra cat xa.lss ifcu NJ lsil
pr.rs-s 81 fs- Pce Ja.t-s 81 81 1.fa "a SO
oao lsi- recently bsse c'ac-rl,t ID re esa p. A. 81
rooer .-isls ci ~lt. hcEecf. sr- ~-i 90 ~
rr..e.f - -als u 49, shr.-l d .r.-l--l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
GENERAL NOTiCES.

81 F0wter- n Wells, Phrepologi-ts ana
Publishers, Clinton hai. li Nassal-.t ucaf 90 tAfs
- Carhart's Nelodeon-.-I hese besu.i,ul fsIior
lnru-rfs o Justly eehraied may be Ohisnel u BAD
CIR the asiemaksr 3 Brosdwsy u no IS spponisd 'oi-
agent Tor The manufacturers. hoN
r. Wnfer-Cnrc Or TAIL receives pauents al ne
rommofous civ essb shmenf - Lsighst ard Al oyster
Bsy L where new and extensive buildings are being
erected The sumner term viii commence pm J. pll-
door practice attended To. Corsuiiaiiors - 81 i'm
IA splendid Fair and Festival ~. re gwen
Al the Chinese Building, SEP broHd"AJ on " rlIesuhy
Evening Feb = hy tie Lsdi~s' lndlslna iciriy con
n@ced with The Fifh llFersf-i Society IlcA-s ~ a.
m..ion q Cents % bee procured a. The door Band Will
- boz attendance addresses Will be- giver and variety "
sruces the ladies' fabrication viii be Tor sale afi'
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AID Prchar moved srencmeui 10 the report On sree
Committee BY inserting the words sceofclns 70 o-hsn
&c which adopted, accepted and Inc report IS sS--
eo. adopted. ,....
The second .pecs order hen came up beng De ,Il-c'
Of Gas The report of TIE toluf On W oI ~
.i!on Of The Brooklyn Gss Company, Henry h-ss-of5
Pr@.ils, 10 .upniy he SIKH. Seventh, fgln sna ~
Wards % Cly viii Sss f-.9 ana amer ~ So
raiec decussiOu, stop.e4-Ay-s -, Noes
To- Law Committee reported 20 favor Of enscns ~ OF
dunnce regulating the burial of tn dead 10 ne Sy OF
BrCossu 40 secunn- register o. The deaths 20 - r.
ported h tie Physcia1 Of ne Board o. Health Aso N
fsvof OF a,eYrg he pr-sen judiciary, 10 order 20 ert
M. Court OF Over ard T.rn4cer from The sccuIl4ae1
N as Ct peuy criminal bun1rss AfoPi-d s-.-,
The orr the Conn! or AIS, Sc ence- 81
recoure1ding Tie Of several gensn-n 70 hl
vscsncie. he Board Of Eouoaio1 va, read .I1 saop
ed 14o ir favor q pure sng IS a. ne Long i1n
St. mor.rg s. volumes from 1893 10 January ], ,i-,
osriod II n yesr. Referred 10 ne Counselor Of ne
Board.
BUke1ARY.-Several buildings IN Heuryst be-
longing % Mr. Heushsw Esq ard olt recently erected
were broken open 90 sunday night asst and property
con.ls,g Of silver plated door knobs and other att.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

E.IIFnRNIA RnOr-


L FORNIA Those who have children. and are dcsifuus
OF securing them good home cuIinf trfr sasalcr are
hereby noutsd that limited number WILL be received ~
gentleman into his family AZ De educated 10 lis lins
school-hs number Tot 20 exceed thirty, and unte u &
med ale chsrge The location very healthy All vi n
o hour ride % New York City The ~ 'use ilcuil1-
board I.loa cothing &c no extra chafsel ~. per
anrum. payable within one year Address j. w New
80
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"a arrrsies sAs norrus charge Of seArs sv-f ~s
.hei Al 40 kntr,~ N<Nalus. II No . Eust Cai1a
rp .ares Mafgsr-t My brought and s-tas1
char.s watch vased Al Sis oncer N-~a
- a srs~sl-l snth Backa-u susfNos % h4v
,,..a sll ~ah y4ac1 $40. togas o. Aef pOssessa
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GOLD AND SILVER.
METEOROLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL INsTRU CTION
E.tr fb. In "a rrufa

MlNERALOblJAh AND thEhlbAL lNSIhl tIION'
For those going to California
I'HE SUBSCRIBER can accommodate few more Met
aiurpic Students Ia the Analytical Laboratory ale
COLLEGE NeT-laveu, Com. Particular us'ucion will br
given lhp.e goiuk "a California ln the methods OF gold
and silver asssyrg and The determination OF the value OF
gold dust and bullion Muchimpofianl Information can also
be- impaired IN comparatively short lime. regarding The
ores OF valuable metals and the substances which likely
10 be- mistaken for them For father Information apply by
letter SlLLlMAN, Jh.
New-Haven, January ST. 1870 II jieoi