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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
Erow CeIIfornia-Indian Dihiculties-C ondi-
tion of the Mines, &c.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO Cal. May l-f4.
The Steamer sails for Panama to-day and have
only time 10 write you few lines arrived hero las,
evening from the Mines where things are in very bad
way at present very serious difficulty has arisen De-
tween the miners and the Indians The evening before
Jeff saw FIVE Indians shot down in as many minutes
These red men of the forest were executed on susp
cion Of having been the murderers Of % men from
Oregon They uhe lndians) had been long and wei.
known as friendly 20 the whites before the occurance
Of this sad affair come down rs the bearer Of pen
ton from the miners 10 Gen. Perser T. smith, ask ng
for troops b. sent to the MINIS 10 protect the whites
against other Indians who lurking about tho Dig.
ngs and threatening vengeance against the pale faces
think he will try to send some troops out but he will
need at least three to guard each soger al the
mines TO avoid desertion
The mines are 2sO miles distant from this embryo
city and about two weeks are usually occupied in max
ing the journey-a part OF which is usually accomplish
ed by the Rio Sacramento and part BY oxteains. All
can say regard to the mines At present is that those
who weuld work obtained plenty Of gold in the beds Of
the rivers last year and this Spring bat il difficult TO
do any thing in consequence OF the high state OF TIE
water The fell ON the mountains above as 10 an
unprecedented extent last Winter, and now, melting
under the powerful rays OF olu S'' ute e"Vi'u Al'
streams 10 an extent beyond that Of any year ia the
memory of that venerable and respectable indvid
ual the oldest inhahitant
send YOU the following quotations from the latest
Price Current published at the Mines Potatoes, per
Donad 81 30; Butter, COR dirty grease called butter
merely Of courtesy 81 80 per To-. Eggs, when they
can be obtained at all. 81 each
pistol which cost me 81 In New York. sold for
S4- at the diggings and pair OF boots, which had
worn for six months for go. think the necessaTies
VI lie will be much cheaper here soon.
Yours, faithfully, D. c.
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MARYLAND Nomination for Congress-lnier-
e.ting from Africa.

tAL44-N-Af --'7----
The Loco-Foo1s la', night nominated M ~,
Ro5t McLsne. candidate ior congress Il ~ -
Conr-es.isnal District Of May land
81, -8tt.tes a .erter from Monrovis Africa
s...5 .se 71-r vhich ssys that TIE e. snip BAN
s-i.ys conman1sr slaughter arrived az AonroTiA o."
. f-.s ofNsr having encountered much hard "saine'
sy-r The passaee The oteers and crew were a. We
The Save trade vas sri unchecked. Tie Lnsi.h
had s9ckaael Ga.sras and burned down the est"'-'I
rnents on shore.
Ire hermsphroii,s big kicri was ie''F'ea Al "a
lance supposed % 10 s-.sver. sne bong
boat. we're .en, out % board her when ashi e''ls-
The boats were beaten O. and the aF'' Lieut. and As7'
Killed
Two sandman savers were near-NonroTia
Tho steamer New.Oriesns bound for New ON las
Tn. Baltimore markets remain unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

Ky PREYE>rtyE oF CBoLERA-A Writrr m
The - Louis Rsr gives his opinion u a u a.
- ah,..nts ot - LOUIS would take % drinking icy
r,sde from wood sshes there would not . case oi
rsa,,r. ia the city II iorty eight holrs tune gen
t.enan called upon - yesterday "no eonlIi.s -
- - h.. .s,'. that h'. vii. was STACKED with TIE
rhoer on SUNDAY last ard hat be ADMINISTERED IL! ~
her. which cured her 10 short time Nheh e
.ps.sns come on wine glass iuA should - afsnA
made 81 wood ashes, * tlo-r sPooa-i-- 81 80
- .,'r ~ w.t. taken cold The eVtremu-s should
-, be- bsthed in weak bot ley. and 1snneL sat-laled
n ,-or,a lev should be spplcd % the stomach ms
th gentleman informed us proved Al s-ec'lA remedy
D,srErcrIg FiRs.-A Wconsrcket, /. CT
respondent q the P-o-'aHct IrisT.t Nil.ss ---y
h,- vs-i q Nessrs Irasx 4 Clar< 70 ms 'l---e'
which destroyed about 500 w9rtn oi lnloer iosel
~ M hu s.ag connected with The yard Inc POP
ertv Vas insured - the American u-ee ID your ' 'o'
- sal
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ma Eon1ER sosrWIcK

7 ECTURER. AID AUTHOR o. comPris PraersA
1 ~ On rE- Nsture Ard Treatment Of me Oento-l r.
49, Or-.n.. sro. = - endi1 stes - PIP Prct e.
yftr,rt ~ ~. sa-,0r M-dsa 49, s4rE.a -faa g.
" ilolt s';su1tl1z 1in-ts en- f'i- p -. -. -.
80 ,s-. - - - lal = 49, "a 49, -
III. =. s.s u 80 Ca So -qlt 70 A.. % 49,
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,...rs nm s-r ssr-c .s s-1 - - az 90 :
- - 81 ornr-s - gr1flr~ =
~rlln slrpa---- ava < % 49, G
srsrh % 1Hsltr- l-r--0lr- a,f-1f'- 10 -
Author u trear Sc entitled rs 20 Gang M1n 4tPp'
81 pages price s. Alrhor " 4ne r-in-y rnls-l-@-'
l. kc These works can BE- 20 o, ~ P1s.,s,-f--
as - BURGESS / STklNGEh- - br9t-Nts
or nf - Anhnr - R-nAiyav. loors anoE- b-..--.t
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For The 1rb1ns
BIRTHDAY LINES. .JUSE &c, icf9.



Thy natal morn, and mine, beloved
What busy thoughts Of thee 'tis bringing,
While Memory on Loves wing hath roved
Afar unto thine image clinging.
This la.t-year time II was for me
A holiday Of hope and gladness-
A blessed anniversary,
Whereon we banisned care and sadness
Torice happy passed that natal day lures
With them and thee. my household treas
To them belonged the sport aDd play
OF ChildhoOd's eyanescent pleasures
To Us a thought Of other hours,
When first our fates were linked together
on many a thorn ad pierced our flowers,
Yet still we stemmed the stormy weather
For well content were We 20 own
No JOY on earth beside each other
Through all the changefal years now gone,
Faithful and kind 20 one another
With thy dear hand still clasDed in mine
asked no higher earthly blessing
No world, save that true heart OF thine,
And having 4, all else possessing
".
Thss birthday morn il with me
Most fitting time for tears and sorrow-
Through its despair and agony
There CLEANS no hope y hgnt the morrow I.
No hope for where, on this wide earth,
The morning breaks for thee, who knoweth
Hon far from thine own home and hearth,
Nor line, nor message, from thee showeth
Said no hopel Alb yes, perchsnce
These lines, made IN a mosrniol hour,
May fall bene ath thy careless glance,
And startle with their grieiwr1ng power
Will not Thy sogl where er thou art
Then ye0rH 20 be with those that love thee :
call thee with breaking heart
On might my voice Of anguish move thee
VI.
Fear not reproach-no breath Of blame
No bitterness-nor cold ppbrsidlng
Too weak my heart much rood 20 claim,
Come-tben we need each others aiding
Be thy merit birth day mid thine own
Come for thy children miss thee ever,
And I-through all my wstchings lone
Ay come and God forsake thee never
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, jay !; Is4'
rx- The l. $. Mai Steamship Nortter~er Capt
r : B--pD arrived today from Charleston whence
she saed on Saturday afternoon last Our thanks are
due TO cspt and our friends Of the Charleston M7
r.r, C5.r,,r and Ereq7g Nsrsio late pePers
re- We s-e requested 70 state that the ao-
sor.e of David Grsham E.q from Court In the case Of
Bggs was owing to the illness Of bis son, and not his
death as reported
~ Hon. LFvI WOODBURY. las accepted an In
v.fa,on o. deliver the Anuv-rsary Address before the
.lner-can In.l.futa IN Octnher neNt-
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The Nsw.Yoax TRIBUNE
AnnoinfHenfs.

WAsHISCToS. Tuesday, jay -
Dr.. YousG has been reinststed Physician OF zee
pepi,eutisrv 10 his District and NJ " TowEzs hss
received the sppoin-1eu, q Clerk
Mr McGiLL has received ne app .nir1eli O. P'-1'
%. drssga,susn % he Genera Land once
The weather here is decidedly cooler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

- Wnfer Cure.-Dr MEEKrss Orange M0untsln
Naier Cure e-iabstmcr. 40 SoIll Orange. n Is now
omen for the reception ~ patients The establishment has
one OF he most desirable for me practice of The
Wafer Cure. snd fued mp go very superior manner.
having private baths attached o ne patients rooms. The
car. for south Orange the foot of Coraudst
O'Clock NJ and VI daily. reaching South Orange 10
one hogr Letters for circulars addressed TO Dr. MEESER.
A. ahogs vel I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

Hovtcfpr.-Ws learn rom the Ro5,rf''H b as
soso,4. hist On Tuesday lss, James Green o. tnNi
eosnty was killed by Richard Z A. w asnins 'on- 4 -s
iustru used gun and an siieinp % q -
the criminal proved aboruve he having Threatened 20
~ tho=c who % take him AZ The iatesi accounts
b vas n hentlcsE- -N..-.-e Arl4--c.1. -o.l-
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RITTER MADE IN MINUTES.

IN ORDFR TO CONVINCE The INCkEDI Lols snd
.1.fv ~ rrrol. a. l. 0-locz daily. a. Jol-s- cor
m Bro.s r.v ! .-orv a charung vi be I.dr !" ~ Al
ihory Em-rson's dogl.--acLl- ho--ll e--l--
- Ii. tv tested SnE e cllr-. IRON = to - tci IRA
~ 20 .he SIZE TIE trade Supplied A. -liorr.- r
.rs 10 a- County Ents n ne >..r oi Ne
A. arper Sew-J-rs~y Hsy - 3ot1ined a, an9'T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
Lake George Fishing, &c. &c.

Correspondence OF Inc lfiou"e-
LAKE, GEoKsE. July l, lsi9.
AZ the season of recreation Is a. nsno' perm"
me to suggest tour among the mountains ~"' upo"
The waters of Lake George as Offering some u VIC
rsress Inducements to those who would o0'n0''e VIC
sports OF hshng and hua'ng with the ENJOY ~
some OF the hnest natural scenery in cur state O~'
well at the head O; this Lake, Is tashionsoie anu
agreeable stopping place but il you would ENJOY TIE
mort of fishing your hearts content take the steamer
IA land AT GARFiELDs the west side Of the Lake
Without dispArsgemsnt 70 any other place ! can say
ri h.r YOU will and good chssr oehgng landlord
I.nfy Of good boats FISHING tackle. bait osrsnen Snd
.s though not least such lunch to take with yoa IS
kssn appetite do Justice 20 The ash ehleay 'SSen
- srs Trout on which have dined weighing up
80 ~ eleven rounds and bass Of four OF ave pounds
We :, IN ,nt,rior 70 trout perch. and other small nsh.
though large and hne Of their kind are ss,Ss s-sn "a
eeosnt of the great snps riorty Of those hfsi
- -, ~ this place two seasons, and Axe y 80
well that intend 10 try II sssln- iV~is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

q. THAT VALUABLE WArER-POWTR. a. Milton.
s .-er Co. ON -1e bank oi tle Hudson Toe ihree-
- story brick Factory Building. L. horse power, oi
re~r-ii NJ stream. ilh horizontal Scotch wheel In-
med ATE possession given for part or i1@ whole - nav
be- desired IRIS of the finest priv eyes in e >.r
for srsl business. surh a. conh-nasirs 'li.'i
srr md NJ saw plate. rnulh-p ae. up trrr-. A. A.
Access easy 20 narSeisieamhoas AMI four uf'c- da}
Terms made ea-v Inquire cf
SPFLNAN FRASER. si Ce!sr.st Y 'r cf
b j. JEW FIT. P1a-lA-eps.e. or 40
CRAFTS 4 SMITH. ou tIe prem se~ 'e-f t'
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MOTTO T. 10 hereby Eiveu ma, A. APp--.ol 80. -
-r.ror of MS aorce to IS kKce ency, ne sefngr
p, 49, -t.-- VI Ne-i Tor the pardon ~ JUN ~
gr9SOTT VITO "a. .-led a. zoe N-Wio-k Genera So
- IN ta P-a- All sentenced ,1 Tie ciate Prison on ne
- CAV ID Ocber ls+3 for The Term Of nr~- years "a
corgicr1n Tor iE2my ALir - NJ DogN
(s.r.y,rs JuG- $50 fv2 al IS Wal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

Rhode IsIa>D-The Genera, Assembly td.
ourncd on Saturday 80 public bills Of mponance
ware passed Tie last Tuesday oi August the --tn.
was appointed for the election OF a member oi Con
eress in fhc Western District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

fSH ss:.,s...'s;;;s MORALS fsofN kAiLkoAl-
xAN-1N EMPRESS TRAIN On aui a0sf
Ttursfsv the 5,i OF July newt au FNlre-s Train vi
leave New York foot of Cor.anfst sf IN O'Clock
fnr Mediterranean Dover. af which places csrra 90 U
boz in waiting f1 convoy passrns'fs iu DE MYlnianf
1g.ng t.err al 5o'c.ock + N I'.7 .Ineoi
....ark lane ID 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

y -sss.---iss:ii. RAlLeoAD ms ,ssa 49, :
re. and cars the fr8lu wlI leave te yer al lllf
.o.I s.Iv l~Nrepf ~.nlsf-f 81 ID 4 n and N To-
ff moe. De- rane ana direct rulf" o. Nc.s lebsasa
springs aud 20 any pao Bes-Hif- County P,s.erfsfs
f1r tle Springs BERKSHIRE County by ihe mnrnfne tis
from Sew York Wal arrive al iild.on 20 ample line 10
the ) 2 81 train jr18 5uf
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IT.. .RrII,. FERRY. r-LLlErrnLr,

s.,S---is AND FORT LEE Or ana sser Iaar'tay
s--71 - -f June he boSfs WI cave Cans -
touching 70 Hammond and rsrfeerf - every 4ay Isr-
day- -Nrrrt-iL a. B. 'n n. :. Nard ocA ana W.
cave Fort Lee AZ e. D. :. 4. 8 and O'Clock.
On sr.v.t The % AVID o'c ocS trrs from New-l orS.
ans tae % / snd O'Clock tips tsom Fort Lee w. 'e
omitted
On sunday afferr tle at uips rom fol lee W.
he So af.. o'ciocs p NJ
Picnic t-rs " he made from Nrv-Nork Mondays
Tuesday .rr.isys ant >aurtavs. ~ OBJ g o'N 4 VI
Ntr.rt tr.rs VII he nsie from Pot lee ON lr,dsN
r---.--l Al >A--l-lv m.rr--Es. n u \ VI ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

% FARM FOR -ALE-Ogn'is.tnt o' =. a'' ~,
-aH- sarsct and the balance grazing and nNr' a ,.
sne Late OF cuavatI0n--iiuated a. Huntington p.
,- .ere ,rr several churches schools, Sc tll whence
ffr4 are tvodai communication. " 200 .r t. ~. "a
r.rr.rr fl meet fsa trains 0n nc Long ana ht.o"l
.a T. 81. "a ga fv communicate "a .fA Tie c} if .'''iiI
tea Gold ~.rtrg. Rufct i- f~D miles from Nr ia i
Tie .s41 d. raurrd and very h~atT--iar house .r.-
49, Iii .s c.nr.sni. r view of large extent n go H-
- r, b.. .-i s..ri ana fH- shore of t1unrr|r|t INr
.. ....In nj. are ample and n good order l-r li'i".
y.. be- .ll on reasonable terms Pop o.D'' A1 ,.''' |
...,,.. ,f ra-r1ert made accommodating ABBY .9
''''' WALTER bkl 1H. nr
STEPHEN bki SIT,
d ------ I.
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T., - NEw-YoRK g ERIE az

- .sss,s--~xa.,s ROAD-EAIENDED TO ONEol
o. ald a.lrr tas lst Jgp-. no NJ
H..i ril a. 'o.oHs. daily. excepnng sunday foa
sENsEEs-Ilroggh tra.ls vii cave Nee-1 ors f0r y
q. By steamboat from fie DusnrsL per a. q. os !
4 81 suI o'c.Ocz " Stopping 90 i1lap0 "a
Cdf.fer s0shen. MldaiefoUn. OusDllri S0r Jervis 4
TIE nay stations west 81 the ia-t-ii5 med pare !.
= ID I-aye Oss-eo. o1 AMI sii~i he On June ~ o
al r snd BinEhamfon, on h'il afu-r flc isf y i
a. 4 VI al s. n arriving iu .seg-Iork A. = ?
ADD 81 A NJ stopping a. al tI- say Station. beffr'
Dxe.o AID Port Jefs.s ard, eas " Port Jervs a. O
Vile N.ddlrt1sl Cos0eI, Cluster. kafaro -falas -
Srrny Valley. WAY lksIss lOr POr Jer9ls ard 81 =
irfrr.aed ate stations, vii Fave S~H-Yo-k by sfsar,
Taonas Powell from Du-le-st. pier, AZ =, II sni y
Ard Will .~aye Port Jrrgl. e. 8 A. VI AMI p N ~
Taai,s-A Tram leaves ots1Iie a. q 4 N snryisf
N-w-lor about ID. TIE afternoon nls d. iaken y !
tram leaving Por- J~rls al : O'Clock p - and sr1't
lr SeVf ofk about midris l- FREisHr-Frsiglf 80
Nrs-lork every ri llt i1r al tle re. l.zr Ols % :
road ireg ni train Will cave ONego every n0r1'ss
o'clock 4ll another gll leave Port Jerrs 80 80
eves morning et O'Clock. = ia market ffeIflt AZ
fxrIr-.pr Tickets ~ = -scl Vii te seed ui-, :.
eilt-r 80 - pass ne Qrrsors named therein ffp~
forS io Oweso Or ary other station on tte dsy = -
wiin DE privilege Of returning "a he sane 0f 80, ,
the two neXt sgccescug days Apply a. Chces' ~
= Pier AID On board steamboats, -
my5o JAMES HARDWOOD. sgpernissis..
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C,rAL.Si. the Italian Pama Donus. wno re
c.r,.y died Of Chocrs a. PARIS, gave dinner 70 .euy
lind ca TIE saturday previous - Der aeA-I - :
then full 90 gs-Sy and hea-ih- ne "~' A'''e -
Monday ana died Tuesday
II Perhaps there vas some 'oi-1ee'''A 'e
,,resn tbs. Dinner and that case Of Cholera
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DIZZY GOODS.

SPRING-ST. DRY GOODS STORE. B.
- WILLIAMS 4 CO corner az Squng and wooster
beg inform their customers and The pubic genera
y that they have reduced The price OF sumner goods
nearly Oue-taIu order TO spo-e u them in lew
wreks-contsiuus in part as follows. whch W.. be found
cheap
SO pieces ? lain and plaid BAreges. A. l. per yard.
So fasicoorec Eng .ish Lawn As.
5s' rral scotch Glu- hams Is
loO small psttefus green. DO. Is
80 Linen Gina CHAINS. Is
So Embroidered kug lsh Lawns Is
a. b. " \ CO " o4Id ca. he attention OF tte uptown
ladies the sDck o Ncmesc- aud house, r.
iue Goods wlcl cannot be- eAcelrd Iu The ely Gools
Nil be shown Tree ~ and every attention paid o custom
ers-N B. One puce SsSeo s-a no abatement mace
Is. lN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

~ Wafer-Cure institutes.-Dr TRAIL receives
patients a. h- counudou- city esi1h shment j. LHghi-
one door from 81 join spark and At Oyster Bay. l..
he has $50 competent assistants for outdoor practice
Consultations verbal or hy letter = iel6 lm
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TUE UNDER-IGNED, p

THE UNDERSIGNED, Pateate~. hereby ODER. 10
-. u individuals the ght 10 us- hs paielt Tor color
tng fro1t 5rck. Whch d0ue 10 Tie process Of uaklng
~ bs5re they burnt, b. which they rendered.
vthog much additional p-nse Of v-ry superior and
ur.drt -ei color Inquire q Morgan OayiOn foot Of
Thirte-athsi North River A. Travss brck yard Crotou
| Of cYRus D. DOTT, Psen.se 1eE Ferp.ancss Point.
l els kns
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ANTHONY BLEECkER, A1c-onrrr -,
<,oT>rRN SEAT On STATEN ISLAND

I ANrHONY J BLEEChER VII s-- A. n-o-.oI IT.
TUESDAY. July ln. a. l. O'Clock, a. lle Neto-a.-'
-L.-ys : hasuun. country seat Tie house npaI-
w. ' recently but on the premises % - lrFel l--t'
h. Condition Of taste and convenience M more An
~ 4.y-ee having numerous airy ana aSfrean" 'r-
-lo1,. .uft q drawing r0Q1s paruf .-'A faf-oI 49,
r,rr. kitchen wash house. cr ar panirr-' Ac 90 We
.i ard most Of the modem imorofeir-f sl'h -
-. 49,. marble nantes So. TIE dim-ls ol- "i ia-
f4-ry sr- .. f-ri frUr hy IS feet deep; n feel l .-
to Tie eare- more Or or .e-s- ne kfy-ll - $3.50 ~
re-. vince c rnners running and standard roses emery
,r ri bearing and blossom, .srEe ani o-a-.---l r'r
-.r. are s-fr srf-c through ne prem So llri Z
i. u u ro1c -ren-ui Of ol.-1-i llnz-. c-rrn t a-
r-rp TIE -iraton he northern side OF me i ~,
~, r. 49,. owe ROAD soouf from Port h mono
49, artrrs ri wife from Fscloryv-e pr - 10
br-v ara f.c rv u access D L ln-urpa-srd 20 i1t-
whole having Been rcmp .-t-f ior persona r. -
-1qrfrz rverythns % rerder 90 agreeable a. sunni
or Wtrler r-sirence For iarther psrucl.ars app %
ANTHONY J BLEEChER Br1sd-sl A por'ion VI IL
purchase e orev nav remain On bond AID mortgage
Tvs s. 8. :. $40 IctI
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.s CIV fI " amshlr-h. sc the Mf-casll- rN'NA ~
- ~ kVN n FRANKLIN son, on Ihlf.aAy' .
q nj \ O'Clock " substantial. elegant --ilff '.'''
. h4.arr-nf- and counter eel fr. luciiiihg I' l3 q
BE- II 40 The same time and place me al ''lnt & . y
= Viii be- sold Conditions Ten per cent required q"
.- tsv of sale ana the remainder on delivery do I
4.4. THO house ana iof can h+ viewed az All hirs n
.~, an rta premises south s.x,lsl. corner ol ihfd
.e- iw
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nr,u-vnnR ANN GREENWoOD

90 LINE OF STAGES. from the foot Of
! [yStss - Is Whtehalsl Nen- York Stage fare only
- a cents.
P..s4rg-rs wishing "a visit Greenwood can leave he
f,lf of .ilrha-st where stages from al parts of he
CIV II S-,. YORK CENTER ny hs Hamitnn-averur VERY
Cd SIff Brook en AND BE- fo ih- Greenwood Gene
terry Gaze in ne ab0v- line of ars,cass stages and
- fnd h 'ne shortest cheapest AID most pea-ahi f3'
d, Greenwood CARLOS CANE = co
s-lnIf Rranslgr Anri ian A''"
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~ Fowler~ g. Wells, PhrenolOgists and
Publishers. Clinton Hall ~ Ns-sal-si n-af ne f7r'
J.W. Gloves, Dentist. 80 Huisor-si. oppo
49,. Greenwich Bank. NeW-l ORR. once Lours from
oclocs A " 90 L " ielo ina
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ID uORNCO.,~ COPYING AND SEAL PREssEs

ID HOE & CO.'~ COPYING AND sEAL PRF,,fs
h. -rrzr- srt have FOR sac, ~
tler ~nrrr0ons Copying Ind o-s4 Presses Of Ne no-l
.ro-nlt -arrrl. which l1ey wog q cal he Attention
II nero. AL. and otlers MO Ia va1I u superior ar
nee e. modera-e prce. The sZrfacr 0f our copyinz
grs-. ng lraed lrge perfect copy may Dc oota led
h ease srd eKpedirOu. They aso i4rulsl copying "a
.on,- = took.. covy-pager ~ L HOE = CO.
80 - Pr-ss NsEars ~ a t.nf-.l
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ROsr0N Iuesdhy .ll! %
The foundry owned by Messrs H. C. W rams
-. v..,r. va. burned Yesterday afternoon. The .o''
81. estimated A. $4,000 We 'essn mai ui'
.naeut was partly insured.
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EXCURSIONS.
-, xrxrrRfTI RNG1 R~IONS

49, OEIIEHTFII ENt H~TV's'.
.-Sfz-t<rO SiRFW> Bt RY. Ocean House Ing
k=r1xxzz>r6B-,rrhl Port Washington. Mount Docn,
R-ovr-.. Dork N IA etown.l ard Red bsnk-Ihr n'T
- sno~n Steamboat CONFIDENCE, Cspi. \ u.
V,,r~rrv viii cave west side OF PecNsAp Per Sas'
!.
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Tsr NORTH SrAR.-Mr X Deisny gas re
tired fron this paper and il viii hereafter ee CONDUIT
ed by Frederick Douglass as sole proprietor Aa ~ eN
tor We regret to learn that both gentle'0eA AS t1
with ability, ana deserves the efeieut support o. 'ae
s,,sass of Emsrsipanon lBosssn Republican.
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~ AYnferCnre.-Dr

~ Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, Water Cure P YET.
clan a. Lexing,ou-sv Consultations from 10 to@P ".
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r Ill -AroNIC RAILROAD.

- The Cars flis road cofl 4
-ti 0l with fle Nsv. YORK and Nen-it1
ven road Passengers for 1any roy aId way "a
luu- ON the Hou-at1nlc Railroad a Nd tiae Ne kl
.re-s rrs.u ou iLe New f0rk and Aen Has era Ra fOs
lr.ce - lanal-sf Stages n connection wIl 1
Caro- 10 Lebanon springs. lee, Lemon. On stockbrll
Curfisvi %. " .n-irad ard Norfolk AsO fo LItchrs
sharon, Woodbury.. Danhpry and Bethel ght il'rf
Ell flr me Housaonic aud NaugancS Railroad 10 rece
lnnR DAY fle Depot foot ~ N4fssist board Il
Steamer NiMROD. Tu.is The only Steamer rlrnlns 4
connection With ihese Roads shipper. contractors "A
cons gnees generally notified hat fret gLf f0r'slf'
hs any steamboat from another dock vii 30 "a
from Bndsep0r o. local rafrs AMI may he sub ectd 30 4
extra charge account of nuf being Waytrd hfy..
from SrW-Iofs fo qlac- of drsunar1a
g. 81 PERRY Agent. Once no per
{ A kIeTLsSD. S1per l.enff1l HnusalnuIc Rsi.rosi
PsiD HuED. Suprr.n e1arnl Ns9gatlcs Railroad.
Hssg- ofk. Feb -. 1919 vi
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There i but li.tls doing IN FLOUR 10 conse-
qnence Of the light supply Holders 're ASKING :
There IS good demsnd for WHISKY and e1''1-''''
.-e be..or the rnarse; price j. 81 cents
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TRFNCU IND ENGLISH 80

L Day >ct0ol f0r Young Ladies. 10. Carro..-p ac~,
e-cs-r-s- New-Yofs-ILls estao islfne-l -oll-c-rl
by Ma4are HIX who j. assisted by tle most iarL7d ft
fe..ors q rs CIV Continues enjoy ne confidence % A.
hose lo have -1trusfed Their daughters 10 Der care
Every Ateru0r = pad % lie morals and comforts % ne
pupils Terms moderate Tie house = spAcio-s Al
cou-frrAhe - -