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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-05-26
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~aI.k0 The attention Of teachers and
Z parent, throughout the country
~.shN is respectfully called 10 our gene
raj assortment o.
Srhp4 Booss
Heb-ter's elementary and pictorial Spoilers
MrCuiicY eclectic primncr~. Spoilers. second
third and fourth Readers; krkham> and Smith :
Grammars. Dawes, Smith aud EInmer~on'
Anthinetics Colburi's First Lessons in An,h-
metic Colburn'. Algebra, sequel and key 10 the
same Miss Swiii's Philosophy first and second
parts Puley's Europe, A-,s, Africa. America.
Sea, Sun, Moon aHi Stars, Scrip Book, Frank
n Columbus Every DAY Book. Universal His
tory. Cabinet Library, Bible STORIES, Winter
Evening Tales juvenile Takes, Greece and
Rome Smiths Typography and Atlas Com
stocks Philosophy, thyme-iry and Mincrnlogy
new editions. Webster. aud Walker, Die
tionarss sirm.haw's I s with questions
Blair Rhetoric Paley's Philosophy and The
.ology; Loyclfs 4. : Speaker and school Da.
'logues Tooke's Pantheon; Whclplcy's Com.
p,ad Aherrromhle's intellectual Philosophy
npham'4 Mental Philosophy, Mrs Lincoln
Botany Hedges Logic Bigand's Natural
History Mar. Latin syntaN Dawes l.egen-
DIRE and Elements Of Geometry. School Tesla
mcnis liuntcnS Piano INSTRUCTOR Copy
books. Noyes Copy Slips; Historic Sacre
Gnuld's Adams LATIN Grammar. Anthon's 'las-
seal Dictionary Anthon's Virgil, Caesar, Cicc-
70, Horace Nalpey's Greek Grammar, and ia
cob, Greek Reader
NscsiiaaeoHs
Bibles. Joscphus, Life Of franklin. Gold
smith. Animated Nature, Byron'~, Heman's
Crabt-es, Milton, Rogers and towper'- Po-
ems; Mcclellan, Surgery, Eherle's Practice,
Stcrnes Works, Masons and Kinds Horse
Frraer, Rushenburger'. Natural History. Wash
ington. Marion. Jackson TAYLOR & staff, Scott
& Staff, Life Of Taylor, Camp Life Western
and Psrlor siongsicr-, American Chesterfield
Pu,ieness, &c.
Nia'ionerp
Blank and memorandum books (assor'ed.)
record. tncscap aud letter paper commercial
and pocket, post, fancy embroidered letter pa.
per, gold paper, iancy note, letter and legal en-
yeiopes, red, fancy and motto waters, tin and
hoxwood sand boxes, medium and superior
drawing paper, bristol boards (a-soricd) per-
iorated paper, water colors "a superior article,
~ eolors each) prusian blnc cakes, pink sau-
ccr-, green, blue, white and red glass irostings.
deep-blue snalts, colofed erayons India rubber,
steel pens "a superior artclc) lead pencils (of
the hest and fines, quality, states and slate PEN
ellis, nkstand-, eane's hair pencils. gum ma~ric
red wax, auncAcd wire, ,heorem brushes, quilts,
sand, bluc, black, and red INK, &c, SC
Just received, dIrcc, from Philadelphia, and
for sale, at the most reduced prices, by
Imy27-lyl EVANS. GREGG a KEY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-05-26
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.,surr. in it, oxu esp~r~ncc. .Aboas two years
since, w~ retSr-eassd M Peel A. having joined 4
rnyty Of .6-nda,' IN Hampshire, for the l,urpo-s
II shooting ~prasanta," and only last week, =
a Scotch paper, We saw il Rrssely stated ~
surgeon. vas taken alive il the nses,and so'd 10
the ;;shsbitant- at ID. and lod. pr poapd
Tnr Ispsrs1rov on SLavxs-1be people Of
Shelby county, Tennessee. held me~ilng some
days .,nee, and T~s-sd strong resolutions against
the further introduction of slaves INTO that STATE
fr.m Keg.ukr. One of W resolutions brings
the snbi~ct TO the not.s Of the ensuing Iegi..
ia,ur~. AID uryvs upon that body the pas.Ag, Of
n law. making il a penal offcpe. to introduce
slave INTO the STATE for the PURPOSE Of selling
him.
Tie gold dollars, says the Baltimore Sur,
are snsop.lv awaited b, the puhIic The law
Authorizing the coinage Of fbes. pieces expires
on the 81 Of March. 1881, so that the Govern
meni has less than two years to work N, aad ii
woud be- we'll to turn much attention pos.
sihle TO the increase Of ,,i. useful denomination
Of coin. Authority TO coin double eagles
pres on the same day.
a wsgg,sb stamfnercr while one day .i,ing
at public table had occasion to use the pepper
49, 60, an, : '"''',',' ~ 'A','"'
~. ,,,eI,.J a. oar,,a, sa,,h RI q, ~.
psr box be- exclaimed with f.rstous gr.n, SIS
something ike myself
Hos So Intercepted a neghbor.
"P-poo-poor delivery was the reply
ACLrvKg BoY--A farmers wife, IN speak.
ing Of the smaftHe.-, and ln,ei.ene Of her son
lad ak years old, 10 a had acquaintance, said
=. - - ,ie'' i,"i' VI Wv p'o'''
well s- his father "Ye. mother" added the
,opng hopeful, and yesterday licked Ned Raw.
son, thro~ed the ca, INTO the we'll, and stole old
ilrkley's gimlei7
Mn ao,.,,,,, ,.'.'l -, w. 'Aeh.,h'
- 90 .'''"' '"'"''fSh-, .n's
:, ~. ,,,s, rh XII ~ r'i'"oons gan 'e i,i"ie ps
excepted. IN thirty minutes, an oyercost IN an
hour and half The sewing Is OF the most
uniform and the most perfect description. The
work issirongly pat together.
a.,,r,,,, r, NJ, ,,,,
qsy, says an exchange paper, good PRIEST Of
nc Roman Catholic persuasion, aud Of demo
cratic sentiments has been preaching tempe.
rance at Montreal with such ,arn..tpe.s and ei.
f'vt that he administered The total abstinence
piedgs u nineteen thousand persons
Mop,.r Nv don, don, 81.
,a,iycr aid modes, l,Jy ,o ha. t,,,I w nd'-
wa. ,els,;,, ,o,,, ;n,,..,s,...,' ~. So W.
i'st read IN the newspaper When the little
iel"% was thinking OF his mistake, the old
house dog walked IN, shasng his tail, and look.
ing qwfe fsioiliary at The boy, whereupon, b.
narrative '''' ''''''"'' '''
fyarrFrt THoueHr-The setting Of a
great bop" ~ IKE The setting OF the sun. The
nirg fan around ms and ,be word ..s,ns ha,
A d,,ll rod.c,,on--itselfa bro,der shade w.
lnok forward io,o the co,,ing loo,Iv ,,ah, III
souI u,,bar,.. ,,s.lf- -,hs .,a,. -. aad a.
night IS holy.
Mp Vans s,,oaL,n, az IT,. ,,h.. ...,,.
,L.,u..,Iya. a., ~ Ii ,..',,.-'. -. a r.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-05-26

" Y VI : " II II Y Y "
HAS The pleasure Ia say 10 the people Of
/ Marshall and surrounding country, that
he continues to sell Good. Wares, and Nerchan.
die a. cheap as any, and IS anxious To wait up
on HI. old customers IN that capacity. I Niore
ope door Wv of ne Marshall ha,,L n where
may be- found variety Of seasonahlp cood,-
We .olcli' share of public patronage
m, q ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-05-26

And one TO the Agent OF peiier up % the club
Three copies Of the Naiuri,iy Et,m rg Iosi,
and one of either Gr1ham's Nogd.iHe or Go
fegs Ladgs HooA, for five dollars.
Five copies Of the NHurday EecniHg Past
aud two Of either Grabam's Wagasine OF Go
icy's Lady's Box, for len dollars.
Three copies of the NGinrday ErotiHg Posi-
and two OF the Ladics Garland, for 1--WE dollars
SiN copies of the Saturday Ercning Post
and four of the Lsni,cs' Gdriand for ten dollars
Two copies of the Naiuriay ErenHg Post
and two ci the Fountain Containing 254 pages
ot original letter press, and of Sartain's best
Magazine eGgraylngs,} for four dollars.
a PREMIUM orrrEEa,
The Post-Olcc Of any town IN the Union,
from Whch We shall receive the greatest mum
Der of subscribers 20 the saturday ErnHg
Post, during the year, between the l., of No
nbcr 1913, and the st of November, 1919,
(tne papers to be- mailed 10 such pos,-Oiirc,
or To Subscribers through IT, shall be- entitled
30 continuance of the whole number of the
subscriptions e. afnaonsiy for one year after the
expiration Of the year for which their subse7ip-
tons shall have been paid
The papers will be continued on, either to
the subscribers themselves, or to the agents
through whom We may receive the orders for
quantities., and to whom IL" package or pack
ages MAJ be directed, or to both, if there should
be both IN the same town, as the ease may be.
ALWAYS ~ ADVANCE
The Money for Clubs must be always sen, IN
a'l,srce Subscriptions may be sent u, our
risk when the sum is large, draft should
be procured, if possible, the cost OF which
ma, be deducted from the amouni) Address.
DEACON a. PEARSON
No. 66 South Third street, Philadelphia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-05-26
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+ X u ) II ARR VAL,
WE have just received, and will positively
w scll lo~, the following articles, to Wit
\ lot Of
Ready- Mrie ClothRg,
consisting OF every variety Of Coats, Pants,
Vests, Drawers, Shirts, Hose, &c. A lot Of
fidrd,oarf,
consisting Oh Nails, assorted Sieyos, Superior
heavy e. s Hoes, liand-saws Files, Locks,
Cotton cards, TrowolS, Taeks &C. &c.
A good supply OF heavy
Osnaburgs and Shco,mgs;
also, light stock Of Prints, NEW style,) Print.
ed jackonei,, Irish Linen, &c
Powder, shot, Lead, Gaps, Rope, Spices,
Pepper, Starch, &c, dc.
my27-llyl WARD & WILSON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-05-26

TAKEN Up By George w Gre-AnA
l sham, and posted before &.
Nance, Esq, IN Precinct No. &, IN liz
2ilh day Of April, 1919, one work Ok, white
and red -peckled, marked crop Of the lei, car,
aud an under.sopc and upper-blr of the right
appraised at $40. H. {. BEAIlEN, CIR.
mX2b-l .3tA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-05-26
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK ,
GREAT REDUCTION ~ THE PRICE os GOODS :

GREAT REDUCTION ~ THE PRICE os Goops -!
Distance M, only lends cnchanmeni to the yew,
Bn, proiis to tho-s, who their interest pur.ur
TIM subscribers having had the benefit of the
Eastern market would beg leave To state 10 their
friends and tbs ppbIic, that they ARE now rccciy.
ing and opening a large and splendid stock of
Dry Goods Of entirely new and improved
styles, fresh from the manufacturers and well
adapted to the Season, 10 which they invite
their attention, with full confidence that they can
make il greatly TO ,ber interest to call on them
fmy37-llyl WARD a. WILSON
'l>HE Undersigned must again drge upon his
] friends the erfpai necessity Of paving of
old secres"--~dslays are dangerous ANo-d
o the wise &c IRA NJ FREEMAN
mv27 lu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-05-26

HrsIskw The attention Of teachers and
Z/ parents throughout the country,
~.sA1 Is respectfully called To our gene
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
D1ED D

sr.-, .sor fs... HESHY HOPKINS o1y sr Mr..
III. a--- 60 ~1-tls
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fl sfsr-oor a. t4r.fct
Jsrr 10 a. .-r sr1rss.s. MtsessI &. ELIFS
viii n GIILfLASn. sg- - y.srs az isy.
- a. sT-1 80 prscs csrI.fsn.
s.- - E. q rrcs--f 30
ss boz rt-r # sr's. .rs- a
,r.rt.r1 rtrs' 20. 80 con a-.s
-. r.rs... r-r- t-ro-fs 30 N-z 7rr-
Or ctc.srs. Az f4rLlI IA stEhsAN srse q
81 - 49, ra N.rers. ! .rr
As r. sr-r q 81 rt arss y 80 PArLiSA iSGHAN
-a~s RI Cares a.
T-orres l--na1 -
tsr 30 TIER. - " 20 rFsc.srF
u- Ts-.rtf Az n >-- srUKFs III sf1ts. Dt
srsfr aged fEsfr..
70 -ncs m 80 'su s-'--s s.los'
f1~l-r c- To- 10 chs zh-r So - 8, r--i
'ffAf ThurssaT g-cf~s &c G---
A. pa1v Pa JlF e. rE4ttr, B4s-ri 'e-e a.
F,ars He 80 - l i-r G-l scr't -1rns 80
H-resa W.
A. ss' ne C.rur'-sI Yrt's.s H-t.'I age p. 77
-.r' re- q aa. Lors M-i
iao4-a-. Co A.. Js7 7. Hon i'm, E,rs.rs. nru.ry of
Nr1.n- c. Go ss-1sl
L. c. ~ Hear Ds--s ssf =
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

~ The Agent Informs " Many EBqairers"
that pure hs-er- OF Jot- no ne Nr"- "a nis -
-trry VII deeds frre from g.. ~ - -
ever and endld ccorri pant oi me pl-clp1S -
r.-re ehso-l oh.srvaiorv. A. on The payment Oi ID
and which will b- subject 70 assessment iol ,-e i
prove m-nis 10 faXaICr, or sale on -hrc4up- - .
A. ,,.or.e WOOD q the same gentleman VINO projected
a,s CONN etec The Improvements arc erlorislur m. OF
the Phi acepfia Cemetery, ~ i--s lnsn one yeal I
the me he counirrerc mem an- = : ~ ~ -. ~ -
IN and fri.h surpsss hose OF Any oiier er-y ~
linton and that hey paid 'or too and % a. thr
.oer stion enabled tle poor snd WofAnK ss-r- p
sa.-a family burial are 1r>u vale otfrrs were tsA
81 n 80 fo. 10 for less ce-irahl~. and l1i-
s,re Phu.rthrophc G-O Wood VII eX'end ne sane
egr 10 tie s.ue cass oi G. c-z-rs, A. we a. o'f-s
Interest. Of Many Enquirer. puredup csus.sIF
E-,rr F-oirer'. 0th-r Questions. % : evident inA n
a. not -a uron The grounds. or ~ifuy sf-pr-sens
IT, N.,,y-k Pav Cemetery Co invite inquiry IN rsa-
~ m n and hope thai s WI visit ih-r grounds and VI
re.. he dsiv progress Of her Improvements ne old-
-. III - t64 most prov neat snt oea1ufl. N Our Bay
IT, -,rrcnv hsra now sKty hands ~ WORK, grad
,-y. .-. sv-ru@. he-.ce ma-cu,. cors-huoers, Ac Ac
.r1 he gen t1ir Is tlai a. = eo'--
--r. OF the y Bay Co. vi - con y.-iro on l.-.-
.-t-. ~ Frc1f-ers cemetery grCurts srr paic
~, - ri, -orterr s-L improvements commenced
T.. ~ r---fre-s~ ready 70 Cle.rlous A.
~ -, zone fI- RE slrs'sr-ior n those who have
-~ts4 o. in ttai cemetery ~ great prriens on. ~
which n feels % r -ch n. - ,' - - s - -
8es-. FOR o,s fr-e an Gear from a. i,-4moranc-- Hs
~ .v-.f -n4--t tl0usanf t0l ars rr-i io D. rslsrd
f-o-, The :, of knd pad - ne -ocxnoiefs -
fhe conteuipl ted nprov-l-cs ai- even prom 80 ~
- - -,r sborers .lis chsui1E 1rE Gene -ry,
I'd t,ch certain hi-hy re.pse. tncio-afy ~ ~
civ = nos .hres,ened o..as --r- ~ .na - .-s.s
.i :. -, 80 ut--ess "a thereof I'll certain moneys
P-si &c s. -e-rgtn r-utemau Of ffersrv fame fJr
rgnI ths besurv 1910 1c-cr ia.l ne lrst CO.. ~ -
- = -o-csrn When t1es- N- s-is.aeo-iT tnsN-r-3'
here are few more OF re sane 'or' -i' ior rs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Board OF Health. Arevsr 8. i;43 Toe rreti-
ca rI-1s- % ~ >snfa-y Conn lfs i1 tle .crtr<e
OF tner cltg fee tte-selves ec.l-u1 ezsn - s1-
dress f-T words of g. Zee AID Frecal--c % -r ic-
lo oF-clll-ls.
T. tf- f-st r-sr. o. gle season hss ,r-~si n-r
narEels Usually f1o-ed VIII f-'-s or -r-r-
r11y Ji Eairl I1rl-t. ans some sIre ND t-ray
tie nee cf them Esen ir ordinary seasons ta-y are
El0w1 te r pro rc source III se-ol. s-i .a4 hrwr
cong sris nu--. ils present season ..rv don.
rem -..u. W. regard in children esl... l f. U. D..
s--. -r.-v ...ui be- made to ---rarr er, --oir
s.-r ----t'-r r- fss-rg ile~ s-. tr- --r.-cr .-
fri. re--..- .f- H-er known tn 'e fs-a. Oh f.s
l- .tcrri place. llrrn- tsr no season t.f r~ra'-.
r..lra ar. fll --e --e oi U-r mH- valued r-~s 10
-l t- f-s-ri have By slcl -rrllrl-r. st-rrei -.
live. le The rgr-uls 90 -afr ans .- 'A-t.nlsr's 1i
-sre1- It. rr A. l- r.rri.f'. 'r 'l'
49, - -~erv -ersor hn fees himself ~ -r- 81 f
cl. er rowa f'r rW 4svs. ratI me cN1al- 81
enerses u the system -s.ef Tie lrte-. sr-l bro
convinced tfat many -sffu. e nav BE - ri s. .as
simple rre-suflr.
l' th- .-.-i p.s-e r1s lnsers s1e' voui acal rr-r
upon Ler ie.ow-c.-r-us e l-' if of rrlraFor
tv every m-a~- .7 power. fn preserve '7.ii i-
couco.ef STATE cf mind Ne.arr.oy eNrer -' .'f
sl.wr ,tst arurg OIL Tie exciting ca-ses u' f.r O'rs
Zone o. fkrV 'o bring t on as Qsr'rr-t s'l'r ''
mind Let cur re-i assured that courage.
"a -r tgllh- reliance 1r ncr---e1 frfr sense .1-
prorecrcr - ore ~ me res pr--ervsvrs against te
sssal.i. at fh,s tsrs-e Judging from ra'- et r-"~e
rr a. rom present appearance re l~fe-- -rrf tr
eve .st we ravr Go ' ,ae c. 'e-s. ara e.
n'f mary weeSsw r.arse before -e,lr--.- -. "..
bless ou- cay IDtN p - o.. N ID
JOSEPH NJ SMITH. -
SAML. " MDOkE. D.
N-r- TrrA Az r. I..4 s. i-.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
na nrnaE,s IIrrvERsAL HrsroRY.

\ VOLS SOW PUBLISHED, nnng'nK ths History
- lopr ~ i1- ame ~ CyrIs Price, per volume, : IS
3ounf 20 .ofn. TIE rr1Dls says
's =. GATOR.
a-1 lf-rsf-se as. r.t q
-ft-a.s- r,0. -lff sj
z, .s1 90 10 pm, isrts s-t s1tc l.slo
slg . rf-r crrsu o. = 11s sDlrees sFf
u. s-r-l. csrsry St.r4. escr1in,f9r l
a fr~ h-l-~ -str, hssp- 2sss-u'' ~
s.hop "sfssr-Dn Pr1fs-eo
-sr 60 n 80 - CLgrta. al -ts
srs g---rs l-rt tus1' -fsrJ -
h- eft-ts fst-cfA.u -. - ~
SGT y>rIra H1h-r. 10 fsrnffs "
f-r sce tt4s t--rs 80 ' -
rr n.ry sg. Tat Cff-isn.'y re- ocspr
-r-ri 1cf4rl s1lss ~ - aff@-
I-rl l-ft IT, t-. ssf ssf'~st q
.ar s1r a slf4'4 spp cat.o1 Of lr' -,
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C1rs- a. - al 4. u.rn- 20 <-
DEWITT 4 DAvTSPORT,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

In looking the receipts OF the last iour years
we notice that the earnings OF the last six months Of
the year are twenty five per cent larger than for
the first Elk months October Is the best month In the
Road and February the worst
Tne Buffalo and Niagara Railroad has declared
dividend Of four per cent for the last six months.
The earnings Of this road show small increase over
the same period Of lsst year.
The Auburn aud Rochester Road, we UNDER
stand. earned in July 50 OoO than in July lsis.
Iris increase they owe 10 the immense emgrsnt busi
ness done on that TO the West This influence
has also been fsvoraby felt on the Mohawk and other
.rks of tho chain between Albany sni Buffalo
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
Pa..engers smiled.

IN f.arIhg Eur1y1 tr Lfs,rpf1Hf Groves. Nsfr NJ
Ter Not- eri s-rvsnf Mr. J0- stnn- NJ Mar
-fn1e Hnns@ur Madame De Ctasg- ruf 80 o. VI
,ns NJ. children .,rvars Mr. Gob. M. Hsrr'nn
NeN-bh Me- Aoer. Non-sr sat N.fsr- L. yne teh
serraa VI P-cs NJ Hcot Ne--rs snd
OR Tn- d. krE Cnl hhrft. j. Do sb-r horsc- tn
g-i A-sars-f R11i Cary " Iaro-rt NJ homaf, Pa
ssrrr Gomez Fsrss sFafUr Nf Carts c. -
Ms-qg. . Esdporf. Arhtuc Grace " is"tsfc- G
Burr. Lew. srsr- Col Cilrs pmp'r Consul ~ ea'e
pitc -. WAS Rlfher of' k,>r sf'n-, ~ = W.
TarrtuH K-ee Nr Ffsi-r.k. Psfr1nf stels Herbert
Dean J. hn ef Laueh4n D.fs Mto.hs,-u Stevens.
GORDON Ic.-r.ou. Coro-I Fo~ H1'VaT sna NJ
W.r safs.azf Klleon story fhsrsn, NJ Blcs. sau
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
q MI-tnr.. RnI.am of Mmd Cherr,- !

great remedy for CorslmFt.r. ari tre ne-. med --
k1ouu 20 f1r asthma af every sfa-' yer com b..
trunctlrs rllruza. coughs Gods. ler- 1r 90 - r.s,
sh0ruess r breath pains irt wsGAress rs. breast.
60. s~l aI other d'scf-r- of frc pulmonary Nr SIS
very lr0r.srf l --z.n. over which ll n sn ever -
very powerful influence Isl 81 AZ 1I C. lses.fi Dr iI
t.- corn p.art ts- lr i' lrcy pro. e1 more fr0..
trlu ary remedy l.tlcre EMP nYeo. and I -r.. r-
sfar POI. when patients Al erifI"i .ort i'i --'r
inF from le disease without rfreirir f|a .rI..
frou. varaa. renro.-s 49, ~cen Mercury 9- Hter -r
sorted f0 .- vein. tte r-e 1f -.is a-i.1 i- s'f
liver f1 healthy acton. l.a l many -rs rf-r-rf
re cures after erers .rnr rtrtt Hft ft.r '1
produce fh.- desired eject Besa, .fa a.fIl.- rr
il ire -eases slJFe merrolel- va a.1 -rt t "a
very efrr.l-i remedy in asthma. romf Amt .r 81
IA. u-Hu eNtfr.rts used w'1 decided -rr---. even boz
0l yelr- Standing if nor &C. ens-1's- from
uIsr physician. hut lss r'-1 ne'r He. fs-tr. n "e
tirt- fn- wA.cl ts rsconus -ri itts rut ny
or. either f1 clrs i wvsfrrr H 7~y
de-e.re flr FaH Ny ovrrratng .ts rIit"-. n. c
clur8.v. sN4l Simply euifarnr fO give -t staten 1t
of i.. mess. and fsi-r sef Lat - sl1.~r e-
u enable lrr fo fllri-u sicl proofs oi t- rr
er .f '.' ' ffU-t rrrs ia. .1r thf rorslr g nay
SOL cir Boz rsrcf. % tlis a-iirlue 1e rtiHrfe1 fH
TIE genuine - signed SUITS
Fr sale. wholesale and retai.. hv Nessrs 4 T. 4 d
SANDS lOo Fu.fou.t - Broadway = East Broadway,
HAvlraND. KFrsr Co. sl MNieu-.are; Mrs H,Yrs.
Rr1nE rn. and by druggists generally ifih
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
BOARDING.

BOARD AZ PERTH ANBoN.-Ihe advertiser
ID rlrng asen fre large ionluuse anl grounds OF
f-e 1fr " .Ie-v Brown. FsQ IS tesron. ~ n al a.
r.nIanfs Nf,h families and s'n-e s~nf suen Tor iu'
summer season Te place. = deftf "a ~ situated oeins
OBJ. fa wsifr and commanding tne vie" oi me sur
rounding corn'v The bathing cannot be- surpassed m
.c house iseIr billiard table. wfirh wt e't a. .he
WARY .rar-I'rs Aprv on ihe premises The l0hn fol
frr leaves PIER 80 sri returns e SANE LAY sus =
nOaRD with pleasant rooms. car he ohtAined by
ID arnicat IN a. 't6 Broadway The house Il new
very pleasantly located flst above nion-pars very
f.,.' ',r,rsar. - r,reiv,f su9 81
DOtRDINC-At lr Chsmbers-.t with spessani
Droor flrnished aufurnished for anal family Or
~ gentlemen. sI' ~
DOARDI>G.-Furuishe rooss A. sti Broadway
- suH i.s-
,ED GENTLEMAN oi retired habits. sud one
who wuu sppreri ste refirei home, i'oni room ON
second fO0r and good panryrooms attached ues1v iuf
.hei and arge ard sry 90 ict "'fh'ut board m sns
private family where there 800 boafiefs or cudfen
Uptown We. NJ psrsleground. near t~o or three sisge
r1le. pleasantly located 90 permanent per-pf term
vofd 6e res.orshIe. nut permanent suited nred
aoo.y. ureNrepuonshe reference required Ky address
~ na-. n Warren a. thus uf-e stafing where az ir
t-rvi-v may be- noi. Will meet With attention suI JUS
FAMILY oftwo persons, occupying s'ms' ihree
tsnrr house The upper part ot thc iy.~e-t sdr a.
del. -ns or letting with the flfuure. ana 9oanihs
lat lrr rent Address Board uAce ot This paper
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" VH II 1NT1 ~. " II . - - ~ an
COMPANY dividend u hire per cent - = rer
"a srock " ne S-ss Ors .ni New. HsFsn n>fos-
.arv 49,. ~ psl5 ~ -n- several siocA1oaaSf' - ~
n- ION Gay VI A1k1s. irsfar- 49,. yo,.
stlrxry t-rs wlDse stOck = rez1stefee 70 a.1,
- receive .rer vid-n1 u ne ortce ~ oe , "
, p.-over.f SsH.YOrk TaDss rerger-d 10 We rs rs
ver A. 10 ofsc- u .nr psny IN Ne~-hssen-
-.r-r.e In Boston. LIZ oties Of J. y Tnayer' SS1"'
Boston 49, -. ,,h IN ths
IT, Transfer Books viii be elosed from ne ttn 70 20 @
l0fn Auys.t i843. lnc lsigs Ssv-Yors Angls !, les
80 I'll, NORRIS kETCHUA, Ire~safo'
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CITY ITEMS.

DECREASE OF CHoLERA-The reports OF tie
Board of Health for the last four days compared with
the corresponding days of last week exhibit the crafty
ing result Of dscredse Of to hundred and hT'y'su
cases and Alndyed and four deaths, of Cholera ],
now certain that we have endured the elimination OF
the pesuence and may safely look for it's speedy de
psr,ure Yet the sices caution in regard to diet and
ovcrexcrton should be continued at least during the
not weather.
~ The steamer Europa sailed yesterday at
p for Liverpool with % passepgers-the names OF
whom Will be found in another column-e7 are for
Liverpool and for Halifax Among them we notice
the name of Mr. Thomas Placide, the comedian. The
cornerstone OF his theater in New Orleans has been
aid with s fitting ceremonies 1t was laid by Jas H.
Caldwell, Esq.
Rtv. DR. SPRING This gentleman sailed on
Tuesday for England in the Ashburton and will be
absent about six weeks. During his absence Rev. Dr.
NcGM of Pitsbur. will supply his pulpit
TUNNEL FA1IlNo.-E Early yesterday morning
piece of rock weighing about Ave tons fell from the top
of the Etunnel Of the Harlem Railroad At Yorkylle
across the track, which it knocked TO pieces 1t oc
CURED shortly after the o'clock train had passed.
~ The American Institute have removed to
35l Broadway They have lately purchased the lot.
which ia about 25 feet wide by 76 deep, and contains
very fnc new fvestory building, having handsome
treestone front The first story is let as store but
| the others are be occupied by the Institute The
Lecture Dom will be the second story At the hcsd
| of the stairs and is large enough 10 accommodate
several hundred persons without difficulty. The ~
brary and Reading Room through the third story,
and will be fitted up with glass fronts 70 the book cases
and writing desks and furnished with the papers
of this City and Of others, well with al the do
nestle and foreign periodicals OF literary and scientific
character The fourth story 10 be used =. the deposi
tory OF all tho articles in for examination OF PIE
| scfvstion.
| \ CARp.-A statement derogatory to the char
scters Of the undersigned having appeared in some Of
the daily prints the authorship Of which IL placed 10
the credit Of the notorious Confidence Man No. ].
endorsed by the present Ds,ric; Attorney the Honorable
John McKeon par crseuos we order 10 dissbuse the
the impression sought 10 be made by these psir oi
worthless par nobs rarim deem il proper TO request
Of the public 10 suspend their Judgment the stse
neut above referred TO- matters now in progress
Of development before the proper tribunal to test the
validity of the koHeS'g OF the Confidence Man Ne
and the Illegal snd dshonorsbe conduct Of the H0rora
81. john NcRcon District Attorney for the City and
| County cf New York.
| JAMES MoGRATH Police Justice.
| JOHN : NaGNES. Csptsin Nlrh District
4 SMITH Otncsr With District