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TO be Let.

AzkA DART of the Brick Factory, labout two thirds
lssst1 L situated halt mile west oil the CongTesa>
.A@tional Church in Leicester, heretofore occupied
by Joseph D. Sargent Co., for the manufacture of Hand
and Machine Cards.
Also, the Tenement IN the large House, next east
1.-The brick factory above named.
Also, Shop, suitable for shoemaker carpenter, on
v e premises OF the la'e j. d. Srgent.
inquire OF MINDWELL SARGENT, Admir-.
eicester, Oct Is. diff
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Eg E,JWO E.AE.

ESE.EHO WIZ,
TQ EATON has taken one half the new Store
I'm ~. 70 connection with G. w. 0iIyEn,s Furni
g.-S 81 ture Ware Rooms, M las MAIN sr rrT cern'r
~ OF Centra Street, where wifi Re found superior
~, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sp0ons-Tnb.e and Pocket C1 tIerv
NJ Jewelry and Ladies' COMBS in pre.l variety
%nich WIN DO sold az cheap they be bought In his
fersons wishing to purchase will find il for their
Cheap. 81 '"r.'i', SURE " goo' article
Aho' watches, Clocks ard Jewelry REPAIRED CHEAp.
Boy Wanted.
ne subscriber wants Boy TO learn the trade One
aoout 10 Years old would be preferred nv
Noy ~. DIV visit LEANDER EATON.
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Three COttage HOUSES.

CtITUATED on SouIhbridge Street viii he 6,
<sfA - low. Apply to l.. IL s. P, lIARRtNGTo
sAsssag- Nov H. du IL Portland ST
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WANTED,
$1,000.
Coal! that is G,OAE.!!

TAN always be found the City Coal Yard, an will
" be delivered in the best possible order Orders
be lett at D. f. TH0MPs5N's S5oe Stare, or at l.. B.
Faces Grocery Store, cor. Main aud School SITS.
Worcester, llth mo. g. DIFF B. BUFFUM.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT,
%EA A STORE on Southbridge Street with good
:Ll n Basement Room, suitable for Grocery or Pro
vision store. Apply to OTIS BRAMAN,
June 4. diff Washington Square.
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Wanted IEaa.sae dLateIy.
Tooth brushes

LARGE assortment of English, French end Anne icsr
n Tooth Brushes, constantly hand, end for whole
sale and retail by LEWIS T. LaZELL, Apnihecary,
No. 2Bl Mann Street,
Nov g. dw6w ] doors north Am House.
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POsITIvEI,Y INcURABLE.

accordingly IeIt England Travelled through scotland Ger
many and Frauee and returned home the month of
ter last with my far from being when left
your advertisement of the New York papers, ant
concluded 10 try Harris Vegetable Extract seeing Your
aud certificates oso cures OF % and 30 year,
standing, and can you sorry did so, bs ihs
Of Harris Vegetable Extract alone he restored
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-28
For the Burlington Hawk-Eye.
LIBERTAD:
CANTo /.


At Lexington; name to valor dear
Where Freedom first opposed the tyrant's might,
Where naughty Pitcairn drew his FURNISHED spear
And cried eye rebels take yourselves to fight y
But they withstood his threats, and dar,d to fight,
At which we on them charged the whistling bali.
Not knowing that they would defend their right
But thought that they, would tamely one and all,
Lay down their hostile arms, and yield to British
49, thrall. @ Esd
But such base thoughts, neer came into their mind
They were determined to be slaves no more;
Their dearest cares to Fate they had rcsign'd;
Nor longer their bonds; but ween them DER
And would resist, aye, spend their lives in gore,
In Freedoms cause, ere they would hug the chain
Which England forgd for them, on Albion's shore,
But cast it off; and spurn her threatnngs vain,
And rample it beneath their feet with proud disdain
1t was the morning and the arose,
All splendid DER the snow-like fretted steep,
Where gentle Merrmac, low murmuring flows
In lazy march towards the mighty deep,
LAYING his ice-crest hills, where the winds sweep,
In uncouth minstrelsy among the rock,
Rousing the heavy world from dreaming sleep,
Low moaning DER the plain in signs, did mock
,
shock.
And clear, and tranquil, such alone breaks
From the fair girdle, Of Columbia's sky,
When man from sleeps Elusive fancy wakes,
To see Aurora's bushes greet his eye -
And night on sable pinions; stretched to fly;
In winged-haste; while day in livid streaks;
Follows her flying; in his car on high;
Till on the glaciers of Columbia's sleeps;
She stands; thence down into the abyss Of waters
leaps. #-s# ~a
Such was the morn, when DER the frozen plain,
Our well-arm'd forces slowly strobe along,
Thro' brake and wild, their dangerous march main
i tain, Ea
Winding the hills and narrow dells among;
Which strangely to their rapid trampling rung;
And now the plain they rushed to Lexington,
While the rous'd inmates from their touches sprung
In tumult dir e, along the streets they run,
See on the green, they form the struggling limo
And the loud musket wakes the god of war,
Contending rank with rank in combat join
And battles discord shakes the world afar,
With steel maild hearts disdaining death scar
Lov'd Freedoms sons roll on the wrathful flame,
The combin'd strength of England's might they dare
And trusting in their cause and freedoms claim,
They strike for Liberty, or valor's deahoss name.
June Is, 1919. MUSA.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-28

= uNcw while there is nothing more
contemplate tiian an ostentatious display
of wealth, nothing :neaner or more ludic-
rous than substitution Of the mysterious
law of fashion for common sense, prac-
teal duty and refined taste, yet, at the
same time, the very follies and eccef'tr'-
cities of few amongst the rich minister
to the comfort Of the poor. Subjects Tor
satire in all ages, on and off the stage, the
intelligent mechanic will find more salts
faction in hearty laugh at their extraya-
gances, which furnish him with bread and
butter, than in nursing envy and bitter
ness Of feeling, pushing which to extremes
he inevitably cpts his own throat. u Al-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-28

The amount Of coal transported on the
Philadelphia and Reading rail road during
the week ending Nav 81, was forty-two
thousand seven hundred and twenty-sevcn
tons making total during the present
year of two hundred and ninety eight
thousand, eight hundred and thirty eight
tons. This is the greatest amount Of coal
ever sent over this road in one week.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-28

A writer from California thus describes
young lady in that country:
ssShe rides will horses, throws the las
so adroitly, and n'ver misses her aim with
the rifle. She caries hunting knife in
her girdle, and Understands the anatomy
of either stag or buffalo; knows nothing
about corsets, fupelows, capes, or Aoun-
,ces never wear. bonnets, and speaks no
Enolish.'' -. -.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-28

An exchange tells good story of a
couniryman, who was in one of our cities
on Sunday, and concluded to 60 to church.
Arriving there, he waited moment, when
to his surprise tie organ struck up, and
he concluded some sort of a shave down.
was about to commence. At that moment
a gentleman invited him in. Not 'zactly,
mister, amt usel to no such doin's on
Sunday, and besites, don't donce.'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-28

nMen who have force Of character e.
no,ich to deceive themselves will be sure
to deceive others 80 81 seeu S..
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-28

One hundred thousand one dollar gold
pieces have already been coined at the
mint. 1924 RI .s.#4 5G* d. @@6 @-@ 5'~.
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w. r. COOlbaugh,

rTTHOLES ALE and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods,
wv Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, BOOTS
and shoes, Hats and Caps, Glass, Nails, etc. etc.
80 Jefferson street, Burlington, Io,cd.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-28

ANCIENT AND MopEEs TRIBUNE, or
Hor@ts cc;; ,s7'y and 7ijerius Gracchus.-
The very idea of Lind Limitation-as it
is stated by the reporters to have been ut
tered by Mr. Greely on Saturday night
is the identical idea proposed by Ti.oerius
Gracious, Tribune of the Poor. one If
those Roman heroes Of WI ,c,o the ,vor,d
has talked much and know very little.
An American Ref,smer ouch, no: 10 be
plas'aris'' We have right 10 dem.no
rom nim something of originality. Tn
- msTlcan nation l. fresh. Its nol;,;oaI.
institutions are original. Its genius is in
'eh,lve. Why, then, should an Ameri-
can keforner borrosr his philanthropy from
l'berius Gracchua Of Rome q. AL
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-28
Il Published every Thursday,
6 aurii,tr Of ttlain s. lelferson Streets,

4 AZ EDWARDS g BROADWELL.
/ ..r.s a. EDw ARDS. JAMES NJ. BRoADwELL.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-28

TyUrLER-MAKEs Pen-Knives, Pocket-Knives,
~ Razors, scissors, &c. AisogFGrinds and re-
yairs same cheap. SHor on Main street, between
washington and Columbia, Burlington, Iowa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

more i'm portans, Abundance, Comfort and Intel
eence are more widely diffused Thisis the end OF
Protection. And though at first the new mschne-
ry might run little hard-the same amount OF labor
not producing quite so much cloth in the smaller
factories in Illinois it did in the great establish
ments of Sheffield, Manchester, Sc.-yet every
days experience and confidence would assuredly
pare down that discrepancy, until it would speed
lily disappear altogether.
You have presented that view OF the subject
several times before, says a reader. Very true,
Sir; but has anybody presented the aH'rer to
it, Just look through Barhydt, and see If you can
4 nd any.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
Court COLLABORATION DAY.
Law Courts.
cBsvu cssr.-s.Es a, y.s,sra.y

CrscrIr Counr-Before Judge Edwsrds- Cstku.ns
1'ssn - s.T sesnr.r for dvo'e' os The ground
pot eonsi'.e ard az sqg-s, isis Tie ony -ss's Mr.
a. house VI ID rspst- rors Tbs Jgy defend
ant ssl " eAss.d b., psaua lot gully Of tie eosnis
i.,s.. HoiS"', Ps- n Dssssr-s D. Who r..A-. at Gs-
G,,l. &c. CO. S.St . s M q ~, q u. Lo'' sIa.S :.
sOo sase contsslt
sn . -so@ 5. ia 's s ~ H. % b.,a .s ,. ~
.o,'- " s.-d 20 s's.n ~ snd eoe's',' The @ Tk..T.
NJ " ko-ssai for asssesat ks.'r. rsasos .nd To- of
~. 8sHs Hr,sra Ina Cs-su, .ri.r c.e. to -heh
sS'. DC Or i"o other compsns has- besn ss dPstsd
1arai To b. egs,ss.e til. of-soos-fof pans,
Gerard and P.s or i.issdas Mr. w. soy.. and J. and
CoURT or COMMON Gsnnai T,rm--Before
an< IN Bs1-fo rsoo.r s.r.- a. to qs.5 % pas...
o. -aa ". J.fy s.'- :faSi Tor pssuh s-Ih'
Hsnry NJ Hs.y- Co v. TAs1o. C. Bara-In an ae,os Of
tfu'sr fc Tho vsus Of good, 70 Mr. B.
.gsm,ni Hoasga -, graz ted Tbs csr eonss-r' that a. moth
is.m or A ss-st .ca o. Io'-r cos4 %,
nsasn-1 Il shosd have sssnpst Son.uH confirmed
Sp,cidI Term-Betore Judge lagraham -Habsas Cor
pa John NJ Bsr.sy VI, G,. NJ Hanner-Sr,s =. .oa 70
a .fs.sy rssuss To- 10 psrs' s ease appeared sa
eonisaeg TIA. .sse prove shs DR.
s 80 NO s. "a. o.pc'.a y cosa. o c.Pt
nony &C. II. Court hs. spoa aouoa
Mr. "sHe, iorsonPiAinAs,i NJ k.ss tor Dr. h
UNITED STATES DsrlIcr CorRr-Before Judge
larceny psssnr eo,hsx nm -o- ss.,-s., 90 q. vS,.x-
~. h as 80. nat ne mp .. Bo-uen v''-s .sd
sschue-d.
o.au bousht b the o-o.. Of III. H.bo..s ferry
ohn fe ss" h- o~a-r. Of "a. steamboat Darn Of Rata ".
- '~,o'er SO q Tor nsy July ooun~nees Tbs
-. eoa,-ntss Nc ast 10 eoatsu.d hi o-.os-
o' 10 l.n NJ Lasos saa Mr. Gfors Tor ist h'''f'
D4f' bsa-aH' b~ess
CoURr or SPECIAL sEsHoSs-Thomn Rogers was
osae guilty o. an .'-sS .ne eas spos ne ~rsos o. go m
,saen.. .a,P-rf.S Jsu-' $ spnn.h .nS Iso' lsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
NEw-YoRK HOUSEHOLD MARKETS
lR.por-.a .rsla.~.ly s0r tn. s.- yoa rrsss-

wEpSssDAr aoxsNs March n
There eonsidersbe change TO nosies In re rsiss Of
rfodaes Butter hes rather DOWN. ard ,sodsncya gcca
d'a having come 10 sirss The opening OF nsvissuoa
'frs are cheaper and plenty and other matters vii 30
found seo1, - Indicated below
ArrLES-spiuenserss lsd per bel, pech per BEL lss
4. s..s no r,S.r s'pg s. sfss: 9,ees1s. ~
ARrlCH0kES-Pef quart al
sss .rn s5Pet sanes half dollar
Ind frorr lhs, down 10 o. and SO "" 'a''' va
BLEr.Rs.il. 8 . IS CO. pc, wholesale. I'd to 81
tail wholesale, I'D -
BEEg roNGuEs-snoked,1 % 81 to So 81 apiece
BEANS. LlNA-shsll,d, Is per su.r
BOTTER- The bee, bow comss from Ch, mans rs,n
CAssA6Es-P-r hssa red and white, saI,r.
CnRRoIs-s and 10 for sail ieg
CssEs CHEESE v.ri.ues, dis-rsu, sa.lin... .v
wotn az ets Per n. resili Wholesale o ets Tss
per ID wholesale ~ '''- -" is
cEIERY-Pss Surch. s. eIOd to sd.
CLAMs.ret hundred retail 2s9ts, per thoassud ia
C0RS.SALAD-P-r qlar, al ~"
rckASSEsR' Is 81 CITE per p.es 10 pee Quart
~ ,1S ~, ,o~-ri retail = az oc ssallne Whole
Flsh, FRssH-shsa. .. s'es. each; fSo,th Rive, ar.
sc Smells 10; Ees, Sc Hsibut Sc; Flouuf,r. i, 4, h.
FISH, ssLr-s.,.tn M.Asrel, No !. 81 50 per eoI-
salmon 8 per bol-n Retail sacs-r-l h. etc Der To-
Dried Goldfish. ess; Sfuohed salmon 10 "a. - "
fARlit=fer bunch. worth
HaMs-R-ssied al Is per pound. who .s.le Ia. MI
HERBS. DslED-W orb 3 cis per hurch
HONkl-Wh,e Honey, drained, r~tsls for Ia "A n,,
pound; wholesale 81 10 10 ~
HoksE-HADlsH-R oot'. col for a. {, 81 per baoet-
In boues lesdy grated and oiekledl worth lsi fot s
larger sxes-smsller ootles cell for sdi eta each
LARD Keisied al 40 cts per poabd. Wholesale p
sco
LErTUcE-Psr bunch, 81 osd.
MlNr-Per buuch q,
MI 'HOOMS-Per quart. 4.
hUrroN-per pond. re,sl, sGi:i eta Wholesale 1c.
ONRA-fer hon5r-d. &C.
ONIONS White, isd per hstpech Red 81 by The ou1cs
-ls per hsf peck.
OYSrs Rs-Fns. retsed At 81 cts per hundred, for IN,
thousand
PARSLEY Per bunch sQacts
PtRSNlpS- snd 10 for shilling
PEACHES, DRlED-Per quart 10 81
PEAS-Pfeseryed Marrow fac, 10 per Qiau; spll tie
same.
PICKLES-Psppsrs, So per hundred; Msngoes, % per
doreo; Cucumbers, "a per hundred White Onions 10 PEI
quart; Tomsoee, per quart la Jas mixed. lst each
for ans ishsizsd ones. Sour kronf 10 "a per quart
PORk-Rsssil loo; wholesAe6idf. Pcsled lOc. Cheeks
81 per pound
POTAYOEs-Iri,h best V per bushsl or 81 the ba,set
2s 50 psckld per hAfpeck. Csrouss 20 per hsh
peck
PoULrRY-rurkeys ia,alsc per pound; Chessps the
same; Wild Pigeons 81 Per dozen English Snipe q per
dozen; Ducks Tea tie per psrNld Ducks sdSs g
Crrvss.aaess are ia per pair.
PUMPkiNS-Apiece - b. So
RADlSHES-Per bunch, edsc
RHUBARB-Per bunch a.
sALsIFY-Per bunch 9d.
sAUSAGFS-Homsms BologuAs % per pound relAil
whoessle 2ic. In eases tordnay vsresiss) lodds No
sPlNACH-Per quart 10; per bushel 81.
TRIPE-Rsssil 6dec per pou0d; wholesale worth 81.
TURNifs-Re,ail per hslfpscs sd per bushel SOC
yEAL-Rasi. and isc Quarters OF the beet Philadsi.
phis for 9id Zoe per pound.
WATER-CREsssS-Pe quart 81 tosd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

lxPoRrASr TO CALIToRsIA EsIGRASTs.-We
learn from the Lssis,Is CyEyt- that Mr.. VIM Stewart
who 10 siisched 10 company forming In Louisville for
California has returned from pioneer trip 10 lndepen
dence Missouri lie says that mules and everything
sse desired BY the euigrsnt are more plenty and
cheaper NJ Independence than Al any other point Along
The Missouri River. Mules be purchased at prices
ranging from SIS 10 So per head and cattle ~ 50
Der pair or yoke These ehesP rates as the cost Of
transportation sc. 10 saved Al Lexington No specu-
lsors were buying Up mules At s15. Corn 10 scarce
and commands 50 cents per bushel Great numbers Of
Mexican mules arriving II Independence
AFALL ASD Miraculous EscAPE.-On sstur
d.v afternoon Charles sge1 about Elk months, son OF
Mr. James Collins, Thsmess fell from the dormer
window OF bis fathers hou-e 20 the pavement below tn
the back yard distance Of forty two feet and strsnse
70 saw not bone was broken, and he 10 nov doing
we'll In the fall be struck the spoaiing OF back build
ing about twenty three feet from the pavement and
bent IL considerably. His escape from instantaneous
death /, most remarkable Bali sun, 2ota.
AxorHER CREyAssE.-The Baton Rouge i'd
rooas. ,sys that q ersv.sse has taken place In The
Grand Levee nesr the mouth Of Red River, which
10 spreading destruction and ruin 10 It's course ~ THIS
supposed that AL the country 10 the Bayou
Crosse Tsss r~sion will be inundated
tR- A bill for Homestead Exemption has been
Introduced into tbs Missoun Legislature
n There were three cases Of cholers n Nash
vius % ne lsIh inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
ID IED d.


On Tuesday. March ~. O'clock PM FRANCIS r. BRAGG,
aged 70 \
--ad OF her father Isaac BsssE .ai Of b. huy o.- Of
sons. H-nry Bagt, VIM Was- sod Peter B.e
uy attend the funeral from ~ Cnsb THURSDAY
afternoon. The 90tb INST at Ococs.
90 Tuesday am asI Of eoa.umptu sEhssrB ,s.s
m friends All friend. " hs family repeatedly
ysd .. attend tbs funeral Ihudsy 9sh n-t t2ocf. PA
70 ~ o.
GA Monday, March o. MARY MARTHA. wife Of Roba n sbss
10 tho ssih yea Of her ago.
The friends Of Of Jsns
i.ro respectfully requested attend ss-s wesnss
o'cs
between fith and = nth -'s Nilismsbuf.h.
Ou March a. suddenly OF disease of The heart JAMES sMfTH
the o3i year Of hts
H i~ts and aud those Of ,h- amy
fully requested attend his unsr without father
Thursday merit sssh INST st1 O'CLOCK pm from his late ...i-os
sprns mas ~
Ga The mornns Of Mtch H. JAMES EDWARD Of SOLOMON
Margaret W J-,nsr, aged aSd twenty jsys
SLEEP loyey bsbs, arf fst- thy rest
sucs young and old must de.
God called thee hon- III thought u test
To reign nth HIM on high
The relatives snd friend. u family Ny
ul-ra III afternoon, cok lons
dencs Of his parents, 20 M.rsetst
Syracuse ny saturday, March a. Of consumption JERU
sdA ~s Of John Forbes and mother Of M Robert
OF this City, aged a. yesp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Correspondencs Of The Tribune
p.rrr r- LILA IEefraT. MA

purr.pz,rHrA Tuesday, March q.
The triennial parade Of the Firemen oil our cry
came Of to-day though possibly the weather coua mol
have been more horrid They formed ih' morning IN
Arcb.., In the midst Of driving snow storm WHICH
continued with undated fairy through 'ne "nos r0u'e
chosen for the procession The scene IS
beautiful IN the extreme. The snow iAins upon 'Ao
p.r.,u. and equipments Of al eolors .ney pusnss
on Amos, blinded by the askes 49,, .,
Ipr spectacle rarely Witnessed N iAcS '.- ..,.-
th- f-emen generally was admired y e.eiJ -
vth firm and manly tread they pusned on a. NJ
ful and happy . If the day vss Soilis'es a. nnt
vorth', nssuifcent COrnet Band Preeeoe1 W ~.
grp, Hose which celebrated Independently 1ns anu
:. learn refused 10 pas.de With TIE coio'eo Dsle,
The snow storm ofto-dsy has near su'PenaeIi
door operations and prevented the uniosoios VI
number Of vessels The Flour marke !,
dom and Inactive Common brands are one'eu -
a. g.. % per Dbl no sales Tor export ns'1 49, ~
rsuoried Corn Mesl-The general sshns P.Se -
81 90 per Dbl ct which q small sale nisoe. e
Wbe.ti, arriving rather more freely. cargo OF Hi
and FOOD Penna Red cold at o cent per ousn; ye !.
duU Corn ssl,s Of Ca 600 bush FennA reno" -
81 81, weight, O.u-A cargo Of prime soutnern soIa
At 20 cts per bush Whskey sells N nnoA ~ - GEMS
and bbls 81. and - cents per gallon . = nj, q,
sAIr. OF sTocKs-FTS bgd-2U D. ~
400 Iebigh Coal scrip. II $1,000 state q, 1si
A. 900 DO. ~. $3.50 DO. y: % Morris Canal "a 81
Gir.rd Tx l2t; 80 Morn. Canal :. sl'0o headin :
Mortg Bds 81: s.. 900 do, cit. $1,000
Sscosd Boord-s20O state -, 'si sl-OOV heed D's'
53i IS Reading RR, l6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
The Great Spelling Hubbub Qpieted.

Mr.. Mscsulay has addressed the following letter
to the Messr Harper in reference TO the spelling used
In their edition OF his history It seems that great
deal oftak has been spent in the matter quite grstui
tously
GKNrIrsES; The copy of my history, which you
were 90 good send has this day reached me can
yet only judge Of the general effect OF the psper aud
typography and that effect Is highly credi,soe TO your
house
The sDeins differs from mine. But the difference
does Dot feet either the substance the style Of my
work and therefore do not consider myself per-
sonaly sggrieved BY tie change II my senti nnents
were suppressed or my language altered should think
had right 20 complain. But. 10 the spelling 1
have wish excep that II may be such IS IL general
ly acceptable 10 the American readers
7. B. MACAULAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
Neyy.york LEGISLATURE.

Our Telegraph Dispatch Of Mondays proceed
ing. was only brought down to the afternoons adjourn
nent From the brief summary OF the Albany Argus
the only report contained in that psperwe gather that
the Evening Session Of the Senate was devoted to bills
of private and local nature. 49,
The bill in relation to the wharfage OF the City
OF Albany was passed.
In the House the bill providing for the erection
of FIRE proof building for the State Library was dis
cussed In Committee, and was amended 90 a. to re-.
ouire the Trustees Of the Capitol TO report plan and
estimates for a new Capitol and 6reprooi Library 10
the next Legislature. The bill 10 relation 10 building
for the New York Historical Society was also discussed
The Committee then rose and reported progress Inc
NswYork Aims House Department bill then re-
ported by the Committee of Conference. with amend
ments Laid on the table, after which the House adj d.