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Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

4Ae Hasf 1rian Hsvs.-Ths accounts
from EaSSr bsoals BE ossabsis.l
which - Asdthis esptk Che aothinst.,
= cosafnsl5ry Il fkS intelligence re-
csivsa Ne Nissfs, d the ~settias hopes
n HIN sAfsssasras bsnesth the rising
black cia Sc Rdssisa md Austrian op-
prsssida. NEAils sens believe that It was
the 4 usncs u Russian gold that brought
abouE the capitalization Of Gotgay, the most
ekS5ltsbie snd reasonable conclusion isshst
YES enact ofl.ananity 10 ave his eoun-
trynen; from q Aopelsss End eztermipahiag
His capituIstioa was conditioned u
is laid upon4he pledge oftiie Russian Com
mandsr 10. guarantee The Independence
of Hungary. Arsd in the southeast. and
EKlapka at Comorn, has followed his ex-
ample and esdyioe. The latter from bis
impregnable position demanded and OBJ
good conditions. Venice has also
yielded; 10 the Austrisns. ssrdins has en-
int . treaty with the same power,
and serees ioepay 100000 francs - an
indemnity. fks body'oft the Russian smy|
had received orders to march towards CAL
The mother and children Of Kos
sutt, with the, wives Of several othes Gen
erals, hare been taken prisoners and CONF
yeyedi 10 Prissburg. Il d said that the
Emperor Of Russia has offered 10000 rom
bfes for the keGd Of the Patriot KossutllI
should be induce the assassination Of the
.Wsshington OF EEusops," for the defence
his nation spd hnman liberty by means q
this bride, Is though he was . brigant viii
the civilized world look calmly on such a.
trocity IN silence, snd raise no voice Of hor-
fof al the deed? Thentmsy the muse ofths|
poet write It.
"Hope, for 4 season, bads Che world farewell,
And freedom skriakssa As BIN and Kosssaa felt
Strength Of the c~ontending armses.--
The English papers furnish statistics Of the
forces in the Russian and Austrian service,
and Of the Hungarian troops. We haze
no room for tie details, but the following
are Nls sums total.
Russisn army, in nine corps, 226, 800
foot, ~ 600 horse, and s04 cannon.
Austrian, $1,000 foot, 10000 horse, and
800 cannon.
Allied army Of all arms, s2s,so 9 llo4|
cannon. a
The Hungssisns were said to muster in|
ell, $4,000 Of sussaa-Wash. Union.
s.. =tF
Il Ladg dfssa Lody.--Atths late IRE al
.Csps Girardean, : lady was seen bearing
. ksg,of powder far beyond the reach Of
the consuming element. Such . lady should
never be made the wife Of any of those pc
ninnies that looked csrslsssly upon
the destruction Of their neighbor's property
without soili5g their tiny hands.
a Harn.--Ths Colnnkia Statesman in|
speaking Of sehssvy fall Of rain at that
place, says:
eft 'rained & solid shower oil. water for
|sbeut seven hOurs!'' Who's what whop-|
psr!
ALAaes WITkAniLLcs.--The Alabama
has hesR .showRa watermelon Of
UNCOMMON sizes from the plantation OF q
friend, which veigad ssvsats .zhyee pounds
and q qG~Grtsrssnd measured seightssn leet|
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

IsifksSs1a
s{sEise
% $ssss S.s
Bsosehs
IE1h z 80 ~ ~ ~ Asp1
tHsh1eck: &szsfskke *E14ss1esgy tReREik4s
Imah1st 49, go 81 9sleEs q s.
thFeusheAz1EAs5esfe Ha $500
EoE s.. y sh aa 49, s;.ss 80 - - Z
lad = nIo.s Il iib.d 5sen ssssSssfysEe
lfoljowins r. ~ aSsssca /;
Hon. Il. sFstAissssls s5hs unz
cerssints ezists 81 nsng IS
ne. PfsvisesN : sssgsstAlIS 4Nkfsst4 rely
HEsSof NOtota t1l.ssl1s esssssFs ~
Aissgsasss ass y Asyssssss ~ esses4 V
aa11'nss snss.sss y ~
j. Ha&eoeK
y0crrsT =
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

InM1okArron.-AThe number Of imrni-1
rrssts into lks Uhissd tsisslsssys @ VS.
estimated on she most scspssts aste thet
souid be obtained 81 $50, 900. hfs yssr
The nsnssf Vii pssBsbls rsseh sooseOe
Free schoolsi5 have been rssetz6iS Albes
marie, Va. 81 $50 msIef p51sEsss
sivs count aEktOskspshliesa
Denocrstis schools sfs leo yejecssd il
'Asesrnsrie BY about tksssms vosss
Adyices fscsIsed from Hayat sisss lsi
the RepaBlic ! Sbkogassd % 96sh
uii, and that SegIoshs was ProciaiHed
Emperor.
Es- Tho trial Of Nsthasisl Childs, y;
charged with e~mbszzling The funds of The
Bank inst. Louis, Gas been ccntinnsdto
the third Monday ID Oetobsr.
Camsls Tor hs hqasWThs rssiscti,
being discussed in somdspf The pspsrs Hast,
introdacing osmtlsad as imsans Of tzlsss
p~sfsssion across the plsins to C~alifosaiss
and Nav Mexico, 70 the place of aalsss ses
oxss new gepploysd, Eli as 4. ai,i1
e5.. -. 49, f- 1917 "a ~ q
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

Major Mesh Mood; Isss 81 Dasisn, Gsof-
aias 81 q Wnit5slt ffee shout ore hnsdfsd
ard 6fsy slexssf ehd aprlopsistsd 5000
for p1siAe szpsase6 cf snlefstions Dus
5000 tEe Ass1sd 10 sascs etk objseE-
The fsnlig tAsfsfsrs nun b raised.
papsrs
yhis i sslafar I'D displsy ofszbo-
esiea phila1fhsepy. Cons fsrxssexers
.HsEksdap, prove sour fait6 shr
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

n Ladg dssas Lody.--Att the late IRE al
.Cape G~irardean,a lady wa seen bearing
. ksggof powder fer bsyoad the reach Of
the consuming element. Such . lady should
never be made tie wife Of any of those pc
ninnies that looked esrelsssly upon
the dsstruction Of their neighbor,s property
without soilisg their tiny hands.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

IT, sks S.
illl
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

II Yarn.--Ths Coluntia Statesman in
Ispssking Of sehesvy fsli Of rain, at tha,
place, says:
eft raipsd Z solid shower of water for
shout seven hours" Whsxi whats vhop-
Epsr!
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
Gen. Taylor and his Cafechi-rs.
Fr0m ~ pIt 5ufsa Gazette

The Msrosr Llnaarg ssys that Committed
from the Western Reserve. ONO visited ths
place aud waited upon Gen Tsy .o-. 70 Inquire hi,
views on the Wilmat Poviso. This wss doubt
less one OF the tricks OF the so-ca.ed " Free De-
m0crGcg Of Orio which IS 10 the lead of Isppau
Giddiuss, Chase. q such Ike worthless They
laid their snare sirotls. 0gt Gen Tay .Dr vas Soc
cool aui shrewd a csmpsisner 90 he caught bs
such manegvrrs They wanted t0 kInS whist
ms opinion wss with regard g. slavery in the
N-v Territories He replied 10 would b. set-
tied c0nstituti0naIly.' rhty piled him with 40.
other question. ss - the cousttutiouality of tnf
Wi'mot Proviso. He ioi.ed them. by rei erstn-
thst the matter vou q oe " settle icousttationay
The Lpmnary rsbid Free Slu paper. ac-
know edges that Gen. raylo in conversation
WITH some OF the ciiiEens ct Mercer. informed
them that be had received ettsr from Gov
Smith of Csiiionis, since he left Washiugtpn
stating thst both California and New Mexic
would make application AZ the next Congress tr
ne admitted ss States. To secure this has been
the great object ot the Administration.
IA 20 one can doubt, sho hss any pretensl0ns
% common sense and c, mmon Intelligence. that
they will both adopt Constitutions rejecting slave
~. and ss such come into the Union this ought "a
satisfy the mos, captiou, and unreasonable Ere,
Soiler We rejoice thar Gen Taylor gave these
gentlemen from Ohio the snsver he nd. They
have been among the most violent of the trsducer'
Of his character and his Administration, aud care
far more for some occasion % Keep up coutinua
frrment. and for the success oi their eft rts O.
form sectional feeling and sectioua party, than
they DO about Slavery in California.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
whls Ratification Meeting in PhlIadelphIa

The Philadelphia papers OF this morning con-
tain full reports Of an immense Wing gathering
In Inde Ddence- square last evening, 70 raty the
nomination Of HssRY NJ. FULLER for Canal Com
missioner DR.. VIM. Harris presided and the
meeting was eoquently addressed by Hon. Joseph
r. Chandler, Mr.. Fuller, Hon James Cooper
Hon. E Joy Morris, Charles Gipin, Esq. and
others.
a number of resolutions were reported, and
unanimously adopted among them the following
pointing to Protective Tariff, and the Abolition
OF Slavery
R,sOlrsd That impost duties to protect the labors Of
American citizens against the ruinOus competition Of
foreign capital aud foreign art are more than ever de
msndcd by the peculiar state of American msnuiac-
lures and that the victory of s4e can only be complete
by such Congressional ensctments shall call again into
productive activity the industry of the nation and the
people OF Pennsylvania specially called on to rally
10 the OF their principles by the depressed
state of the coal and iron interests oil the Common
wealth aud the alarming avowal OF the Loco FOcOs In
the proceed Of their public meetings that no change
the tariff OF 1916 will be asked Tor or sanctioned by
that party.
Resolred That the progress of human liberty makes
and evident the proprety OF the great Prin
cple proclaimed st the last political canvass, VIZ mat
extension OF the Institution OF slavery can De sane
toned by the Government OF Republican America :
and while II s the solemn conviction OF THIS meeting
that the provisions OF the Constitution oil the united
States with regard 10 slavery are ohuihB ON s soou
citizens, II Is no less the purpose OF tbs meeting 10
make open profession of its determined hostility TO the
extension OF Slavery into any territory acquired oy the
national Government And, as we have called on fenn-
to rally to supportOi their great pecuniary
interests invoke the sctiOn OF our ieo" Gu
Iens by All the high moral principles by which hey
are distng guished to vndioste the sancuy oi human
rights
The others expressed entire appreciation OF
the actions of the National Government aud oi
the Public Works OF Pennsy lvsnis as kept up by
the State Government-and declaring a tirm de-
termination to be up aud doing at the polls Great
enthusiasm W as manifested.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

NEW tDlTION-Thi. day pablished Zoe shFd 81 'u'n
>of " The Poetcal wors. OF Percy Byssbe shelley '
Reprinted the edition edited by Mrs shelley. Win IN
Introduction by q o. Foster In ono volume. leme
sS,Dlltw JR REDFIELD. Clinton Hal
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
iptUpN tlAiDl,
NOW READY

rrHE SECOND EDITION of the American Bee he-p'
L ers Manual by 4 B Miasf Price u.
Of MONS ~ rHs fht,,
To comp N. sss sas See ss>p "a - n.s o.
- ' irpaf~
NJ as.s .ssi-a ~. .sh,-ct N ns.sso, al. 80
81 ifs. So
"R- ..-nt.a. -os % n. no-, tssei.sias n'-f~s
ssas.s ospsth
The s-ssrs r..s-s Ito ,aa--s see.rs un-
lCoumsrtl.| t-itsef
..truy -.u.b- sofs. sss at-f-.uas Mo- st.i
t-sdsss b~sI .ot have .-~a
.ts pny Ma
M Miner n. p-fcsu.s q. ts.a 18th go. $3.50"
sci- "a An-rf.l
N tn~. h.h cr.ft % he oesssst.s ~ H h.
,utAor lChsrtss iat- s1iss'
III. congf-h.n.ss .ns "a a.b- .os 20 b. si
lJcarus ~ .'nns's
sSS C SANrOS. Publisher, l2l Fultou'l
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
board of Health

Board of Health. lthsDsfs sept '
The Sanitary Committee Of this City repor, II deaths
Of Choers having occurred during the last a hours
Of which Sers from Hospitals, and , in private
practice.
Brooklyn Board of Health. TUESDAY, sept
rnce yesterday, there have been reported 70 this
Office, Elk fatal cases OF epidemic Cholera.
c. :. !. GooDRIcH Health Physician.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

THE AMERICAN Consulate At ICNis.-We
have a e,ter before rs iro a gertlemin At Mar
seilIe. under date Of Aug %. which states o. al
the United Sta.es steamer Mississippi, Com no
tore Morgan arrived az th az port on the yth, With
the United sssres C0ns1, Dr.. Heep, On board who
IS on his way home
IL appear. that during the last year the Ansri-
can f.z at the consulate IN Tunls, had been 10
suited by the Bey VINO sd lmpnsoned the dfs
CONAN Of the cousul. Forsevers years there has
al.o been az unAdj1,ted claim upon the bey o.
Jonn Howard Payne, oar fOrmer Consul az that
place During the last Spring, Instructions were
sent 70 our Consul, Dr.. Hrep, . demand payment
OF the claim and, az the same tune, proper ato1r-
nent Tor tn- insult 20 the American hsz, y which
We have referred. A duplicate Of these instr1c-
rions was intrusted 10 Com mmodore Morgan, Sno
under the order Of the President, visited the bey
10 the steamer Mississippi Before the ArriY.l u
the Commodore a. rgnis. the Bsy had agreed %
osy the money due % NJ. Payne The gallant
Commodore faithf1ly ooeyef toe Instructions Of
the Secretary of State, and has obtained a. the
.,ooeure en-, tor the outrage which vas desired.
Ee called IN person on the Bey on the ls, o.
August ,pd vas rece we'd 10 the most friendly
manner: the Bey treating him With the most
marked consideration. am assuring hin thar ne
desired vas granted before IL vas asked The
Rev sub.se-nty made = written comm uucsti0u
- aAfmirsl' hOEGAs, 10 which he repeated The
assurance Of his desire 20 preserve the most
friendly relations with TIE Unitsd States and pro.
missed TIA, ike cause 70 lhst Of the .drazoman
shoald DOT occur again, AMI ths; sill our treaty
s.ipul atoms snOald Be strictly observed.
Washington Hspabllo.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
CALIFORNIA I,

JUST PUBLISHED, PRICE rS CENTS
Tar SPANISH rrACHEk and Cooqaisi Phrase
i Boob su snd Agreeable method ot seeulfii q
speaking know lcds u the spanish language
By Francis Butler
Teacher and translator of languages, ~ Wstefsl
Californian. aud the trade supplied on me mosI ais.n
tsgeogs ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
" NJ. Calvin Fairbanks. who was ssnteno

R- Mr. Calvin Fairbanks ~no vas sentenced
70 sfteen years confinement in the Peniientisry ~
Frankfort Ky sbOui i've years since, Tor Acing ssaFe
70 escape from that STATE hss been psrdoned y Gov
Crirt-nden and a now his way - Litle G-resee,
where as mother and friends reside I'll. conduct
shile In prison hsd ~oa the regard OF a. sno -" nm
Among the many zno perrOned for his release was
Hon Henry Cisy but no one VAS more sctlTe n &C
com yhinx the result than M Crss The noble keeper
oi The PenitenaAry
sI6>s OF CIvILIzArIos-Nr. 5coneld o. New
London In bis ic.ter from California writes thAi ne
vas absent from camp iou- tsys and though ae IN
tended y 70 where one osd ever been before yet
a. along he found zzrss q rfrii-on, s.ch As pieces
Of ylsyins-esrss and brandy bottles
MusDER oF MAsrEs BI SLAvE.-Cspt
Tryon vas marcered on the 10Th tit a. NJ Vernon,
No By one 4 whose wife be lad sold for bad
behavior. Tne murderer was arrested.
FAdsm White youth OF H. was sccidersai-
" shot AZ 81 Louis they we're snsppiny N spori
pistol they suPPosed rot 10 se loaded
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
NEW NORTH AND SOUTH PACirIO

HHAkrs Just published, aud received ~ ~" h'h'i
Nnis. and much improved thzfts Of the Norm snd
sOuh Pacific Oceans with numerous enlarged psns Fvf
sale who -.sls and retail by to6tkf son
a. n rotls. ~, P~sfl.t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

OcEAS SIN Nav Co. Inf ianpf0r Bre-sH
wAsEINeroS Cast Ttsrs .sfon Srea rhsrio. So D.
INDEPENDENT Lr's-Fsr LirrPooi
sARAH sANns C.st rss.s.is Frr--N ra-s,f SO e
SARAH sk~Ds Csr- rs's,.is FrrrN fsrs rarts - a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
Fire at hImira, y. Y.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
MIRA Moudav :

ELnIhA MOnday sept s
MsssHs GREELEY q McELRATH: Our town
has this morning been visited BY very severe fire IL
broke out between and o'clock 10 the stage and v
cry stables of L. Fish, thence it communicated to
the stOrehOuse Of Saml SusDg }. ElmOre, dry
goods Salisbury a. Schuyler. grOcers Watts & Sons
.adlers g. w Russell, grocer, Shackeler, grocer .
Eagle Tavern, with part OF furniture and ball alley
k Grove, ssdler, sc. Loss not less than $4,000 20
~ 10000 parity insured J. J Nicks, fireman, was
Jaoiy hust Ia haste, SUBscRIBKR
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
THIS pAY PUBLISHED

lY MARK N NEWMAN d co ls bfosd~sy New
DYofk-A new edition Of Jshn's Biblical Afch-"l'.f
trans sl-d from The Lain win sddiuons and eo,''.ns
and q copiOus Index Of passages, iusrsi-i ~ lhum
ss Upham Professor Of Mora and inIsl-cta. fhilos
ophy, aud Of tho Hebrew Language 10 Bo~doio ,"egs
Flnh .duan W. N
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Ntw.YOak TRIBUNE


Iuf5'IhJI
There have been nine deaths here from Cholera
since yesterdays report And in Lowell, including
Saturday snd sunday, 10 deaths.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
SUPREME COURT RULES.

fUHE NEW RULES OF ThE sJfRkME COURT
l under he Amended Code. Which 20 into eject ,~y D.
lsW have u. been published, and iof sale Al i.- L."
BsnA aud Stationery sOrr of BELL GOULD
Il ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

~ Wigs, Wts., Wtss.-Susnsers visiuns ne
eli, informed hat ne e~.i p.e- ~ - Ssnseo.s
hair Is a. MFDhUR>r 4 HtARD'S. = Ms1~n-lsn-
where th.y have hand thc sy~.. he eh~.p~.t sui
n~.t assortment u Wigs hsf Wigs loup--s nrsts =
an. 'ifv are sIed The usd~ supplied wholesale
4. ana iuss- for vou selves = Msif~r- -sre suIn m
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
WANTS.


Tn. ogden MIL. at thi. pl.c- vii employ s~.vefs
the follow ing pficss FOR j9inch gooa. 'n picss
.erafss. per cur Of 50 yds Of lbss- goods cfi
vesv-r- t.A. o6 from four twenty four cuts psf
week II all thee. SeA Sgrss premium 30 tny
cents will bs zven and n ft~sDy two only are hf.i gnsy
premium Of twenty Ave cents viii he given. o. nee"
goo1s q saui fOur-Oom weaver can msae from " - o
u 81 per wess.
For inch goods picas fpssp s~ss ceois psf cat II
ga ysrd. skful weaver tsAs 81 from tarss Lon.
afe>s per wees. and n They all only D, oi
Them frst quality premium of any cents ~il be given
On th.ss goods ffstrsr thre-loom ~s.vef can maze
from o. IS 10 " s. per ws@s and n sa enough 10 op-
Dss Of these looms over See ao per wees ran De-
made
FOR Jsinoh goods u pcss tosns sssfs cgr II ~.
yards OF h-s- an expert ~ssvsf tases IN iseniy anf
sometimes twenty-five cuts per srrk from four looms
twenty drst quality cus rec-iye hny csnis premium, n
only IL y,od twenty-five On these goods ffsi
rass wssyef can earn hom " 10 " D. per wees
OyrfcI OcDs- MILLS CoHoys Aug - 1919
<t~DkW CHA's A OLMSrkAD Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

xXTN. N.H.LEGGETT'~ Classical. Fr-ueh snd Enx-
w F.h scnool corner OF Broadway and T~elhe.t -.
be re6pened 0r Moncsy, Sept Circu.gs nay % %
tsiu.e a. Lock~ oocs 4ll Broadway. CrOrscs, -
Brosswsy or Il Ire Pnne7A- ~ Ts1IA-s szH In
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
GsEEsg CousTY DELEGAT

GsggNg COUNTY DELEGATss.-The Wings IN
the Ist Assembly District have appointed JoHS
A CooKE, Esq OF Cstskil, as their Delegate 70
the State Convention aud AsskosE BAKER,
Esq OF COxsackie, is appointed from the I'D.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

Of ths whole subject back . TIE Committee Ths
b@ns nersfiveS another motion up 70 isy TIE /
matter on the tsb- but inis too ansacce.,fal-
Al indefinite po.'ponement ~ss then moved snd car
nd. % finishing the s-.ir ior time.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
RROOKLYN AFFAlRs

~ Rev George " Bethane, d. d. nas sc-
cepted call 10 the Church IN Brooklyn late under
TIE pastoral charge Of Rev. D SrodneAd Dr. Beih1ne
had previously resigned the oee Of pastor Of Dutch
Reformed Church. IN Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
CITY ITEMS.
TUESDAY

TrEsDAY sept. 4, -fs.
-, So-r, = fs< foQorfss Ie--s aPP,a-sa ~ 2grir-
Of or edfi0a n y,sf-say zo-rrS BIZ ~, ffks1 osf
MAX, IN additional F0-elsn Ner' ~ ths "hfa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

~ Villas and roup~es.-b.rcHstos.s eisef.ird
VIZ Factory 10 81 Nsllst where 81 a. uu~s can =
found the srs-sg assortment IN N. city >usns-rs snf
cu Ecns should cal and dss for hemselve. believe l4f
chasing elsewhere SsrVsstos's newly iuveut~t We
obtained silver media 81 the FAR Il ne American iusu
Copy the address myis ANSfu
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

" The Macssrel sshsrie, Of Cape Cod are
sst productive iAs ys1.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

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rvERY noRsIse tsUsDATs ExctfrED)
A. The Tribune Buildings, corner OF spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the City Hall,
Ard aelgercd City Subscribers for ~ ~ C-ns per
Eel or when they prefer they pay 10 advance Al
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Gle COPIES Two Gents Mail Subscribers Five Dolsrs per
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gor three monihss 81 Three Dollars IN sdysnee required
W al exchanges with Country Newspapers Daily papen
,scev ibis obce whose higher than nose
Of Tbs Tribune allow ed any difference
Al Advertisements inserted IN this psper appear BON 10
ne Morning and Evening Editions
TIE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
/. pUbnshrd svery Wednes6ay and SaturSas mofninf'
rhce . per sDnum. Two copies Tor v
NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
AVERY LARGE PAPER FOR The COUNTRY 10 poo-
ush-d every Saturday Morning Al the low pce O' " per
snuum. In advance Eight copies for go or twenty copies
70 address ot and the paper In 10 oas@ continued
beyond tie time ~hich itis paid.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

BgslyoLrScs.-The late Joseph Titus, of Titus
yile uesr Trenton, bequesihed $5Oe TO each OF the
two Board. of Presbyterian Missions $500 70 the Board
OF Education o. OOO and house for Psrochis schsol
al Ttusvile and o. 900 TO the chureh-ioE which be
originally gave the lot and tenth Of It's cost beside
paying eighth Of s annual expenses up 10 nis destn
Newark DAILY.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
rHE OCEAN sTEAndERs
For America.

Nav Co Ink frlu hTrf1tt = sN--'Nft-'
HERMAN Cart Cs.srss, For Nss fc-k .-. "a 49, =
rass- ira ,lt - poo - iti' hsf - 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
For Europe.

lNDEPENDENT LINE-Fr3a Lfr0Pool
sARAH sAsDs Cast rss.,.'. - N-- fors NJ o,t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
Receipt. Of Produce per Hudson River Lines

Peoples Oswsso Lns-s67 bbls Flour lOo DO Osmeal.
n DO Aches.
Old Troy Lne-seS bbs Flour, do Ashes
N.reL1aeoss $50 bbs Flour. 30 do WHISKY 81 DO
Ashes. - bales Wool
TorsL suNMAsY-2sso bbls Flour, 100 do Oatmeal 10
do WHISKY. o. 90 Ashes, 50 bales Wool!
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
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i $1,000 ~znted imm-Ji sriy ana psTtn~f a. atruf
10 ths mercantile part Of bushes. founded lmp0f
tant patented invention connected with machinery snd
An interest Of nearly hi. u The shOe
patent and business Tor sale Including The sss 0f nsns
a. vel the rsnufsctufs ~ the srnrle patented THIS
favorable opportunity for Investment IN permanent
snd prohtab business cspsbe 0fsmpl0yins large e.p
z to advantage ~ihOat any nss Of oss iss ih- socs
Of an p.nshsDl. nsus, and Always commands ready
saleJ The business has ss~sfy been thoroughly tssrd
win . capital u q 50, and ~ith b- nsst sfsiify bx
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