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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-26
DrRNIyG OF BEN1,s FORT.

The St. Louis Republican has a la'ter
from independence, dated the y S.p
tsm5er, which says:
To-day Messrs. Pdady Ed Riley who
accompanied one Of tie Crow rhmcti trans,
under charge d Capt. kous, as far s Lit
tle Alk1nsas, arrived by way Of Beu.'s
Fort. o. tie 10Th August he was sent
over in The direction Of Ii, Clrsons set.
element, on the Moro. IL returning he
fell IA company "llh the ,rain of Cap,ata
ke,ts.
"N aiIe they were eucamped a, the
Hole II the Rock, they bend distinctly a
loud report, resembling hat OF cannon
They Joutrey ed on, crossed the Arkansas
river On the 23l of August, and saw that
the rubbish Of the buildings was an lhai
ives left. It had been burn down Is the
Indians, and vas slllI smoking and burning
on the 2ith, when they eft IL. They nov
we're able to account for the report, as the
magazine belonging to Bent had been fired.
The guns and traps we're consumed
and II IS suppose all The goods, book &c
Of Mr.. Benl's concern had shared the same
fate. The pack.saddes and riding appa
ratus we're not destroyed, as they were
still in the bastions. What had become
Of Mr.. Bent. o. any one connected with
the concern, they could not tell /; here
vas no trace Of them or their whereabouts.
As our informant came down the Arkan.
sas they saw the trail Of tie cattle from
the Fort. On tie 18th Of The month Mr..
+. Bent relieved Mr.. Fisher, aud the latter
went over towards Taos"
vs. The Greeks have published an 10.
yitaiion Offering an asylum in Greece TO
the fugitive patriots Of ! those nations
who assisted them in their struggle for
Liberty. A credit Of 100000 dfochms
has already been opened for that purpose
and large building, the Hotel dOrenl,
fitted up for their reception. The uhab
ilahis Of the lomiau island have been in.
viied 10 join in the demonstration. Abou,
80 Italian iugitiyes have already been re.
ceived at Palras .ilfI all possible hospital
I. ny.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-26
ERou OREGON.

The New York Tribune has letters
from Oregon 10 The 2S.h July.
The Legislature Of the Territory met
al Oregon city on the 10Th July, and was
organized by the eleclion Of the following
officers:
IN THE COUNCIL
Samuel Parker, President; Courtney
Walker, Chief Clerk \ Robinson, Assls
tant Clerk: C. Davis, Sergeant alarms (;
Samuel Klnny, daorkeeper.
IL THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
A. l.. Lov,joy, Speaker; WIN. Porter
Chief Clerk b. Genois, Assistant Cielk;
VIM. Holmes, Sergeant al Arms Dan'el
Bailey, DOoi keeper.
All the above officers are Democrats eH'
cep, the CHEF Clerk aud the DooTkeePeF
OF the House of Representatives.
After being in session about ten days
The Legislature adjourned on the 2eih Ju-
liz, 10 meet again on the 50 Of August
( The reason assigned IS, thai, The crops be-
inc rather short it became necessary, ~
view Of tie large immigration expected
( in Oregon this fall, Tor the members TO re-
lurn home and Gu, and house their wheat,
This crop is short, ard provisions were Al
ready advancing in price =.
While 10 session, tie Legislature did
little more than 10 agree upon the adoption
oe a memoria' to Congress upon 'aicu'
s..I cts ,caRsG ,cled ,g'balba giatfhi5-uet
the subject Of most Importance, the neces
sily OF granting donations Of land 10 The lm
migrants who settled The Territory.
The returns al the election for dele
gate in Congress had at length been receIv
ed from all The counties, and sum up as
follows:
For S. r. Thurs,oo, (Dem.) 470 votes
For Columbia Lancaster, (Dem) 32l
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-26

F." VIVA, is The state Of morals in your
district! :" SAID a long faced reformer TO n
farmer Who recently visited town.
" Pfelly good, y replied the farmer
" Every one seems disposed to mind his
o"D busire5s IN our parts, aud hc lef the
lelofnef ~ quaudaty.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-26
GREAT RAIL ROAD CONVENTION AT
81 LOUIS.
pAffIuopr. OrLI4 n p

RALfaoRE, Oct. -, q +. VI.
The Great Pacific Railroad Conycn.
ton met al S.. L9ul, on Monday, the 10Th
inst.
A. Douglas, Of illinois, was elected Pres
ldent. SIX hundred Delegates reported
themselves on the first day u the meeting,
and more we're expected 10 arrive.
\ proposition TO construct branchesfrom
y, Lous to Chicago and Memphis, was
unanIm ualy adopted.
Samuel Frost has been appointed Ap.
Ptalser at New York Vtce Pomeroy.
The Democrats have a majority 10 the
Pennsy lyania Legislature on JOINT ballot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-26

Va A down cast editor saws nothing is
sweetef Than warm ardent kiss from one
we love, unless It is molasses. This is
corIobora'ed by the following couplcl from
modern juliet to a Romeo:
Enduring as time Is my love for you,
Sweet as molasses, and as sticky too
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-26
IN THE COUNCIL

Samuel Parker, President; Courtney
Walker, Chief Clerk \ Robinson, Assis
tant Clerk: c. Davis, Sergeant alarms
Samuel Kinny, d.orkeeper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

King OF Prussia would presupPose the recognition Of
the Constitution that the German Government when
have not yet decided ought Dissolve Legislative
assemblies take other steps % prevent tne mamie
Of public opinion and that thf Executive foFefh
should he allowed an the u d Nay 70 carry cli
these resolutions. Assembly aso declared the r
ca Of the Austrian members 30 DO null and VOID, and
ordered that they should be- pad for he future out ri
the National Treasury
The proceedings Of the National Asseuoy IN ne ~
ting Of the 9th were important several other An-lla
members withdrew from the Assembly, On ne sfy.-
that II had passed resolutions excluding inelf oo-
from the rest OF Germany. and had refused - o'if
any understanding with mat empire ..5
The important business Of ne day Wa 49,. -
By Herr simon Of Jrcves vino orou1ht ~, 80" ~
ton 70 the eaec, that the President u IN, A' ~
empowered % cOnvoke 70 a. any tune ~. =. ~. 80
he may think 81 and that the pres nee o. - -
Of heretofore 90 members BE- eOn-i1ef' sum. '. ~
form a bousc The oboct ~ ne i"rHf4 par. +" it'.
dered necessary BY the withdraw o. i'' Au-'i.1i
roe,ofer. me motion carried by large majority
The following important resolutions we're ai'o car
ried
,esses IL pprO5s Ou 81 The dissolution ~ i4e second
Tbsmbers by ne Pnlssan and Haa0g ensu Governments
u That hose Governments De requested 20 apif-i
fresh elections lmmed ate I'D That uc remaining va
organs be urged % express openly, cOlrage0D-iy ann
speedily, tho vii u The people in opposition % TIE ''f
sfnmenis
During the discussion. Herr zimmerman. OF -ili'
gard stated that he had just returned from me- nome
and that he had learned that armed as-fnpa-e- h'H
been already formed In the Paatina'e and inat SAD
culinary collision might DO every moment ~ pee''n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
AUSTRIA.
Coutiuued Defeat Of the Imperiali-fs.

Tho Ausfrians have been again defeated ln n great
battle and Weldon the best general in TIC Austrian
,sryice A. he has been called has not been more -uc
,essfl against the M4gyars tnan hs predecessor
On the 10Th Weden concentrated all he forces. with
drawing even the garrison from Pesth. and from tho
camp in the ncighbOrhood Of Oen for the purpose Of
making general combined attack upon the Hungarian
forcos, Weldon attacking them IN front and Jescic p
and Schick taking them in flank aud rear TINS grand
combined attack took place on the Slih ana &lst 81
Gran aud ended ia the complete defeat oi Neld'n-
The Ober Zeitung ssys that The Ausnans were driven
back with the loss Of - guns and 90 prisoners, and
that they have been compelled ~ raise the siege oi Co.
morn. Lord P0nsOnby has leit Vienna for London
The K0ina ZcdHa9 and the Other German papers
confirm the news Of two days battle in the vicinity
81 Gran A courier from the scene Of acuon arr''d
=, Vienna on the night II the Zst Mt but the ucws
which he brought was not then published by tho nii
tsry commandment Of that capital postscript 10 in
second edition Of the C0iar /'hHpg oi the @'ih n'i
gives an extract Of the Hungarian iniclgenc" winch
had come 10 Cologne that morning 10 IN cnrcl maj
tho great blow had been struck and that the battle h
Gran had ended in q defeat Of the lnpcriallsts Inc
Uungarisns are said have advanced 10 the banks Of
The March. the siege Of COmOrn has been raised and
Pesth evacuated by the Ausrisns The Consf0HfoHeNf
ZtbnH1 confirms this news, especially respecting Go
morn and Pcsih.
Pesth was evacuated by the Impenaisis on the 9th
ut Benz has gone 10 TemcswM WndischgfaI has
arrived At Prague The Austrian commander IN chci f.
hesi quarters at Raab but beyond this nothing
was known At Vienna Of the respective positions Of the
eontendng armies According 10 the lsst adviccs ihe
vanguard Of the Russian army composed Of Cossacks
had already entered that city. II was not however
supposed that these Cossacks would come 70 Vienna
but IL generally thought they would at once pro
eeed 10 Upper Hungary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Dcmnnd. nfihc unnRnrinn..

The following the demands OF the Hungarians
rs agreed upon by kossuth Gcorgey Benz and Dem
brnsh
ancient limits Including Croatia Scavonia and The MIL
tary boundaries mon with 1ransy wanna, decided
upon by the Hungarian Dict it, sitting last year
3 General amnesty for tie whole of Austria, the mmcdi
release of the October prisoners, and lndomnies o h,
families Of those who were murdered "A Irannlss0
of all the Hungarian regiments serving In Italy aud else
where thTOu ghout the empire 10 Hungary .b kcc0lm
non Of the Hungarian Constitution of 1873 80 Hungary
shall remain under the government Of Provisional LNe
cuivc Administration elected from among the Diet, uuf
the hereditary succession shall have been legally restored
and the King ho shall have been elected shall be-
NJ Pcsih, and sworn Ia the ConsutuOn..l Gall
ca shall stand In the relation Ia the Austrian Fedora
Stale that In which Hungary Stands, and viii Stan
under the Of the Polish Kingdom of Galica. % viii
therefore. be linked to Austria only by personal union
having It's army and it, hnanccs..8 The part
sipaon OF Hungary In the Austrian National Debt shall b.
decided hy the hungarian Diet hV majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
SPAIN.


Tho poy qa N0areay ~ tho 2-th ul- announces tlai
fho distinguished Car-t chief Cabrera was arrested
I'D. flo va ult ia the vIagc of trr. on 'he French
frontier with three Of bic Ohcers iir was tr-' con-
Quoted o. Icrp4nan. but on receipt % INSTRUCT 'N-
from Paris the project Of the Lasteu iyfcnecs order
Cd tho Cars chioi % boz transferred O. OFT Lall-le
His lieutenant Boguca was also slprchended on iA'
Same day ~ O-cja ,
FROM Catalonia W. lear thai 'hc Carst chi'i Tra ~
do Ginsons has pccn taken, and tlaf both Dr. ana h-
orderly wcrc Immediately shot
The Fgmlafo Barcelona journal. oi the go Dr. an-
ooanco. that fhc united bands o r-tasy Co-co ana
others. commanded hy Cabrera. bad hocn comp'e'' y
routed 40 Fan Lorenzo BE- N0runys. Ine iafA-i- nis
pcrscd in every direction, leaving great ninD'i ID
..--.-,.-..I md NM kLlL-I IN fLn nlll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Intervention 4. the Roman states.

Inc Frcnch UOVcrnmcnt have rccciVcd The leIOW M
Telegraphic Dispatch from Admiral 1rcpouart
CNlfA NEcCHiA. Apui se-ll \ VI.
The hotnls under my command anchored Yesterday al
10 o'clock before Clsa Necehia Al l. O'Clock the city
Mss occupied ~ Inv men ot the eNpcduonary forces
This occupation TOOK place with the OF the suihOr
Of this city, and without hng shot Al the troop.
dsemhe fsed since The morning, and now landia
the material"
Subsequently the Government also rccel,cd The tol
lowing tslcg raphic dispatch from General Ol,slno.
"CtvtrA NtCCW. April -
ave are masters OF Nccchi. without hfing shot The
authorities made resistance. The Inhabitants and ma
fional guards have welcomed Us " IN acclsnlatons'
The Cosismgvaaoo OF the eoth ult says Al the per
sons attached To the ronhcsl residence have receive,
orders 10 quit within i've days Yesterday The arm
Of the Republic placed Of the fronts OF tn
Quirinsl the IN marble having been nrst removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

by accousts from Vienna 10 the 18th ut ii seems
certain that In day two more there viii be- Rus
sian army of $1,000 men the Waag. Tho line by
which the Russian will be poured In is the
railroad between Warsaw and Vienna. The auxiliary
army viii be concentrated at Cracow. From the from
tiers OF Morayia they will march into the country be
tween the wasg and Gran, spreading their left wing
along the southern base Of the mountainous border oil
t,alcia Before they free the Gacian succours
under Hammersten they will have to beat the lungs
mans out of their newly conquered ground m the north
counties and rctakc kaschau Eperes, sc, Tor Ga,
AustriaDs. The Htian ZcgnHg inserts a letter from
Crscow, OF the eth which says that the Russian corp.
collected Cracow, consists of 5000 men, viii
than 30 pieces of artillery, To which reinforce
mcnts daily expected Another paper reports that
5000 Russians ON the march from RRd1iwiOw
through Crac0S, into MoTavia. From Odcrburg they
were 90 he transported by railroad, and in icw day
would be al Ncutra
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ITALY.
Peace Negotiations In sardinia.

The L0RdoH GlO5s contains the following statement
respecting the negotiations between Austria and Pied
mont 1--WE are assured. from a which we
have reason 10 place reliance that the French Govern
men has just received dispatches from its representa-
tive at Turin announcing that all the excessive prctcn
sions brought forward by Radcisky have been ahsn
doncd In virtue of instructions from the Emperor and
that the negotiations were proceeding isvorahly.
These new prc,cnsions, against which the French
Government had protest couchcd IN very strong
terms did not originate with Radctsky. They had
been dictated 10 him. and against his convictions
by the Austrian Cabinet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
DoNEGANAis HOTEL,

NUNINtAID tANAUA
flNHF PROpRltIOES of f- Hotel. lu returning their
best thanks fDr le uert patronage ul"ays receyed.
beg Io inform tar public that they have completed frf
Sprnr arrangements and they "ill soon Dr rlhhrd D
carr. 600 ti,ir .r cudd e-taDl .meut GA more favor
AL .c footing than before
The extensive accOmmod alton. 0f fls Hotel, tle old
oror Internal arrangements. if. Incompatible -iltou
fhe btu wines. baths, carr ages and INTERNAL deco
rat ln- combine o make if- peculiarly agreeable and
comfortable Tor families and pleasure travellers as Wen a.
for men OF bus
And fo prompt and careful attention io Tine wants
and and residents in tns Hotel ,c fIupnelu-
need only say that they retain the services 90 Nj C.
Pare a. - per- ateleu and Mr. Courtney BDos aer cr
They al-u beg -ty that Notwithstanding iue superior
lfy lf their Hotel their char are not Zlrf iin IpsT
IL ..rhar ra-nerfah 4. hotels ln Town uyl1 -in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

Letter. from legh0rn ~ Use ~ n.t 'tat. ihai ine
MOI 0 that cty bad forced lc iof'rc-. and BAD , Hfl
pos-es-lon n Old the firearms. lncy na1 p-is-fA To
CRY treasury and fhe custom house. AID hey ne1 li'
thor demanded contribution of 10000 Avfcs Nn'n ''
wealthy inhabitants. They had subsequently reduced
fhoir dfa-a8 ~ 10000 .rrcs (which 'he Chamber o.
Commerce had undertaken o. pay 4ae Dor-A-- ha'
protested against fhc sct
Lcsh0rn s'.l holds out. and tho Grand Duke ni Aus
csny has nlf returned o. Florence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Manifesto OF the Assembly.

The Roman NoHStsHr, Of the ath ult stSi,s that on
the 18th the Constituent Assembly voted the Manifesto
drawn up by NJ OudinoL and Addresses 70 the No'eIn
ments sad Psrhsrnents OF England and France. The
Assembly contends, in that document that the hoisn
people has right to give itself the torn Of Govern
mept IL plesscs and II having sanctioned the indepsn
dcncc and tree exercise OF the spiritual Suhoy OF the
Pope il trusted that England and France would not
assist IN restoring Government irreconcilShc by as
nature with liberty and civilization. morally destitute
of authority for many years and materially 80 for the
las, 6ye months 4 rcacuonaFy movement in favor OF
The Pope had taken place IN the mountainous districts
~ TN, proyincc OF AsCOl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Venice Uncouauered.

Letters from Venice of the 18th lt state that the
Sandman squadron bad sailed OF Notwithstanding the
promise made 10y Abln 10 the Governor 81 Ancons-
Seven Ausrians shpsof arrived on Venice in the
evening of the 27th when the hlocksdc commenced.
In the morning of the 18th however the mail steamer
with several sailing vessels two OF which were laden
with provisions. succeeded in entering the harhor
Venice was tranquil and prepared to offer an energetic
resistance 10 the AustrianS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Farther REPORTS.

The Paris Ia Paric says; '.Govcrnmcnt tAis even
inc received news Of the French expedition In the 10
man states. Our troops wers near hohlS W. nc
,hat the Romans did nos wsi for the arrival OF our
,roops 10 rise against the iriamviraie Nsxzin had
according 10 the statement, fed, snd the p0pul~aon
pronounced ior fgus IN ,A
ANOTHER report saws that the report thai the french
,rooos had entered Rome Is connrmsd; Ms<xini so'i
,hs Shef OF The Administration had bed and the people
o;iered no opposition 20 the iToops-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18

TO LIT-A superior toned Piano Fort,
- 81 sail be- cf io respectable" person af -
1J-lJ II n per month Apply a. oi. Gfren~ica-i
/ ~ / j myi1 lw'
..g-- THE PIhNO-FOKTE.-Mr- NOR.
- rIjLEi having usf returned from the >ou'n.
II I IT, r 2 ss ssi .sr "g pl,o s9e S
give instruction 0u hr Piano. Forte, al her rrsfrnc",
To Lcousrist AZ me residence of her Wps, on v"fy
reasonable fcu- NJ. " viii - happy f0 arrange Ifh
Schools fle ,fy ur country. Der long experience" ~ "a
teacher enabling her 20 npan thorough Musical cdnca
..lr N, ffh ft~.llf. mvfT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
Entrance of Deu,binski into Pcsth.

We have also q lew addiuonaI paTcuIaTs a60ui mo
entrance Of the Hungarisns into Pesth Demhn-h. If
the head Of 1900 Magyars and Poles. marched into
the city on the afternoon the oath amid the most
extrsvagant demonstrations OF JOY the part Of the
inhabitants. He Immediately summoned the garrison
OF Ofen yacac the fortress within three days The
two Pesth newspapers whose reductions had packed
up all their traps type &C. and retreaed IN the escort
OF Weldon instantly replaced boy Two blazing Hun
garan Journals whose inaugufaiye numbers delighted
the eye of the Peshcrs with emerald green type and
scarlet 1Ourishcs about the border The white Of tbe
paper completing the national ri color. PFOcamaiiOns
OF Dembinsk and kOseuih astonlshcd the weak minds
Of the people with true account Of the war, about
which eager groups of readers might be clustering
al all street corners The Hungarian bank notes flew
up 10 par II was proclaimed that should be- per
secuted for political offences The ladies were foremost
in bestowing tokens OF their appreciation upon the gal
lint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
SCIIllllI.S.
ROARDI>G ANpDAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

BOARDING ANDDAl SCHOOL FOR lOt No
blades IN SOUTH BROOkLNN-Mrs ana NJ -
CARROLL inN o. tie attention OF parents 10 tnis CITY,
Brous ST. and vicinity pan they iuiend 90 adopt Tor
TIC education Young ladies' entrusted tu er charge A.
SCI forth iu their circular. whch may Dee uthned a. me %
residence IuOu-st south Brooklyn, or A. te BOOK
sforr of { franci. Co - Broadway The SITUATION
of chose with view Co - neaihilncss
BE- being optu the from fhe Bay and Tue adjacent
coluiry also Accessibility to This CITY, render
i'm convenient ioT children tu return Go their homes al
the Of ilc weeA should thelf parents 80 desire
"a
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| OrricE o. Use DsL- 4 IiVD. CANN Co
NfW-NoSA. Man Is 1919

NOTICE is hereby gwen that .1e Bo-rd Of N.nasers
\hsve directed a. s.a ncnt 81 SIS share o. he le~
Scrip STOCK oi Company. % D. PAID 10 -e irta
Ter u The ComQsay's Ohce Ne. 81 Wa-l-st ga luesly
the l-h Gay ol Jlle next Tor he purpose o meeting ne
expenses 81 Enlargement OF their Cala TIE present
>cQ Ceftraes mus be surrendered he urr % pay
nient. wacl vii Dc issued r. order % ne
Board lmyl6 lnl ISAAC y SEYMOUR. Treasure
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IL ANE> : BD6ERT JACOB PEER. rlee ia -lri.-.
ani fns DAY dissolved .nir connection
b. u1ltla. cuf--rt TIE bushes. Will con-uuel hy
JAMES : BOBtllI. ulD 4l0r- authorized ~ set II
il- -falrs u Boyer; Peer New YORK. May a. 1870
JAMES BOGERI thankful i0r pas, fsvor-. bers
-zre fo assure Ls 01 customers All Al 9-ers iea W ir
DE- ile. 'ai lr WI carry business. vince W.T. ahf
aal blacksmith ~ tae Old stand u TNeufv-ffh-st a.t
east uf Es1s tli hopes = receive share ~ rr
ga-r,-a-e. Ncw AID secout band wagons 1-d carts
constantly W lad al ior sale myls Jleo1-
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RtMON AIS.

story. ~ ca. .4ll.-qu opposite jams SCI -
RUbkhT- kEE> beg l0 ANNOUNCE flal tr" same ~
ni prce. alt -~ 'r each only, - SUB continued
fte above They Invite esr-clal attention ~ r
t1l0NIng .ot- All psrssE--
Just RECEIVED.
.s" Sd. SINAI raif-ru -r--n ald llgafns Is per ~
80 -- scotch -ll- ans, peace per 81
lHIsu very superior "a pr Sd.
r0 nsin add PLAID in-u zingham- ol.y D. - Per yd
IH cine ra--I linen listers. j. y PER ff-
Tnrsrter extensive 4--ormerf of other El- r.
c.s-s rrr-. ro,-ts f9r -pnng and sumner wear
NOTICE - cases. containing -rEarf li Jffr ytrfs,
of sr -ufld ia-fc11r-i rrc-. pence Per yard Pad-
Or boys great variety .r-e ot ~ real French
cashmere shaw IT, from = each. ac. ta-an silks very
cheap l-sh ln~l- -1--lngs- slirlly c1ulferr .l--,
cl.. table linens dsprrs, and most extensive stock NJ
domestic roo1s To hosiery and glove department - re-
wt-t every r-D-lL small wares a. wly.e-a-e
prce-. lo< ClsinaI---lsTe, rpo-itr Jzmes-s-
BAL soods cod ldsrru-et lyl lofeot-
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FOR sALE-The iron hull ~ the steam
- ,. GOLD. Her length Of keel ~
Feet, breath ~ beam - f..i depth ~ bod
t''pt iee incl~- built strong and substantial
l' "in "iogsi IRON nelson's. running snd M and
cf"-s~l-e, and wrought iron clamp. The main beams
- vl t'ho" ple, deek and slfnns 81 whfe pine Ifs
nu = neN Wa built sbOgt var snce, bui has
n'"ii IN -~ffife She bee tho A.. ante
Dprs brpoSyn she ~ili be- sud i0N anI reasonable
"fn-- Any farther particulars can bee had NJ MERRITT
4 ~ , Souih-st corner of " aLsf Ses fofk or y
ssaSfessing bEIIs, HARLAN & HOLLINsNOkTH
aluminium b~iAssr~ mylo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-18
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