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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

represent 0uly partial Interests 70 confsed 70 On peo.
yerieDf locality
The Stockholders II his Company among ne s.A
sAnAi Inhabitants II his CITY, al "a. vafi~a .uirre,f.
and 90 rof doubt that n consfricfing raro4l n b.
NO., PERFECT sn fn cnlnecf fle ~ ne CIV
I'm ne Nasi .u siry 90 The interior 90 ke coaufrg ao
severed Tor nearly onefhiri oi every yrar hey wi -,
mote TOE growth of N-Nl ork. greatly extend - 90
mrresl, marliaciurng, All mcdaniel lurfrss a.,
TIE means 81 procuring supplies .n the Winter saf .r,,
working population 20 labor Dol frsf ssor A. -.
uosy do m The months " hen igAion D. op.n
These ch vets Interesting % AT Do regard he w...
Of New lOfk vii he acromp saed by iarsc ogLar {,
which the public iakc- no part and the Com panv -
poses Inst 70 a not a-Sng TOO much % desire such ca
esuerr accommodations rcccssafr tho surr...
l prosecution 90 this great enterprise rsreciag A. +.
", uo be disad gcCs fo fle streets through VIA
ha raa .hogG pass s1i vii not interfere fh ASIA,
Omnibus lines
TIE Company presents this petition in NJ corticac,
ha' he ral hus of Our ciixcns favor ii AID lf ~
ru discourage to those engaged n ptomocrf
t1e public welfare by order of De boani
GFD b. TIER -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

BALTIMORE. "wednesday, May %
The Southern mail brings nothing later from the
Crcvasscs-n0 Improvement
Mr DRELoRGEr was nominated for Wing Governor
and Mr DrNcAN kENyER fer Lieutenant Governor.
Gen WORTH death is officially confirmed IN letter
from MAJ Gen Roas. who says wrote 20 set aside
all doubt Boz dod at o'clock in the day OF Cholera,
after "a severe attack Of dyseniery
The Cholera il raging badly 80 san Antonio The
American troops up the river near Preside are healthy
The steamer Portland brings later Texas news The
gold findings are abundant AZ Gala
John Robinson arespectable merchant at Charleston,
ia Fead
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Cholera In Philadelphia Firemen's Fights
| Markets.


PHi1AnFt FIuA Wednesday. May g.
The Board OF Health specially convened this
morning. 20 investigate the truth oi thc rumors now
prevalent IN regard 20 The existence of Cholera IN this
city They report that the rmors are without ioun.
laIon
Abacksm.th shop Stable and barn situate in ihe vii
Iase ~ Busucion. Ia h. county. we're destroyed hy
rrc Yesterday afternoon ~ one umc me village was
BOO imminent danger OBJ being consumed
An Eu-lishmau. named George Bshop. was drowned
900 the ~chuy k Canal Yesterday afternoon under 'ln
.uar circumstances llt went t0 thc Canal Tor thc pur
pose of -tauuchng temorrharc Of me nose and while
standing about fyo feet watcr skipped fell on his
face and .ufocatci without sinking
The body 40 new born male colored chilli was found
ihi. morning M l0t Broad ST. with it' head 8nd
breast beaten IN AS with hammer shccSins case VI
.nianuciic
Afsht occurred 40 noon today on the south border
ot the city between the Killers and the Paramount I'm
snc Company. One OF euch party was nearly Killed
70 was desperate melee
The demand ior Flour continues limited tor export
with -alrs oi GO bhls ~ 'uper Dol Tor city use fair
sales at 'o % I'D! Cor fair and good brands ht'
Flour anal sale AZ . o. per hbl Corn Meals steady
AZ. g. with sales Wheat Demand limited and good
Red j. held AZ W. iJ per bu-hcl and W hiir no
D. 0- a nN C0rn-Salcs of 900 hu-hri. Yellow 70
-i 80 cents and l0f 90 Round AZ nO cent, bais-
sales % 30 ccnfs ior southern tn tofrc no ihrhrf
sales Susar--ome 2lN boxes brown have been -od
inr export on private terms cargo of % hhis Ha
vana Nos.sc- has also changed hands Cotton Is nrn
Is held. snd sales Of 2" bale. s - 70 - cent. per I'
proyi-ious-Therc J.. good demand tor Western
packed Bacon Hams 40 70 to % sides and shoulders
- cents per lb lard-~acs az cents IN hus and %
n kegs Whisky is dull. sales IA hhds NJ 81 a2li aud
ln bbls - ~ q ~ cents.
S,fFs oY SroCss -Fnsf Bo1rt-Sio schyl Nav b. o. 3
slOoD hes Del Cana fs afti s1po 40, 3hi q Mech
Bk. p SO Girald b. 3 $500 sehyl Nay o. . ~
= 80 d. Co. o. Penn 81. ln9. p farm Merh b. ~
80 Union lanai ma. 5000 Read Rk Bonds, 81. 500
Read RR j; 5000 Tenn Bond.. ID SO DO; 81 !"
Norr.fown RR "a seooo slsq Canal Bonds 77i -"
STATE D.. i4f
>,.,ad Roard-j0 Schyl Nav mr. 81; so do, 3 LOCO
I.ltsn d. ~. Sl00T Bank u 5000 State IS, 8t
,a0 state 6. o.. Norrsi 0wn RR % y Farmers and
Mech Bh fn. Union Cana. llt lIlN tnr. ana De-.
RR o.. 81 5000 Reading RR Bond Sd
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Passengers.

b0sT0N- WefHe.daV, MAY .
PEI >ioa~G H'bc,nia, f5r LnoTool-Mf and Mrs
Toby. and Baxter Providence. Mr. Pierce and lady.
" Lewis and aiy. Miss Pierce Messrs fitzgerald Ca
ucani W Mscresdy. Norton. Of England. D Rlobo,
Frrlos, Rlobo and B.ob1. oi ChiI W Canheid of
Baltimore Baucre and ? Mslari. q New Orleans
A u Brown. KIM, and Mesei.ih. 90 Boston r
Nicsenhers. oi Charleston, W How.,nd. ilsvman.
Keenan,. 81 CheVale 'f Nes-Nark Mr. Dawson OF Plia-
delpla. Mcdonnell. N.s Mcdonnell. T. Mcdonnell. A
McNah. ami " "a Cunning. of Canada. ) Schouler. %
Cambridge Murphy. nf Irrla and.
fw hlluar-pr How arI. sargent Mr. slevenson-
-irrivci tts ~ornuas from Cl.eafti->llp Burmaa.
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MAR RIED.

N-i,.-6s, M ly hlra l. Egaf Pf.t H,ctof
Ctrrra cox u J.trsa 4 CT Of
rry % rs. MAEf EALrOS yQsns-si gl-f HAN H.ory
ed rl. lry
90 r.--fsg -r---s NJ T.. R-v T., Jos. " JOIN
TALLfAs of Syars ~. RACHEL DEDERlCE ciy
W-i1--fsy assrr1r Ma -. By Re- n Ja.o
1ls. WILLIAM POST 80 NtKf A jsGGfk a. 0fflsf CITY
A. holst - sst re'or ">s---cay NJ b.,
r ss1n. NJ WALTER CAkrEE NJ ELlL AMI s.asai-r
f .slna- Tan1.sfl. -
A. So f~y f-la M f ss Rsr D-rIs NtrhsH srFpHES
FElh.oN a Csfocfs- M ANs faukat-r D-apa
hls-- p Mr., 1t Nycflrs. L4E-rr- c.. P-nl-
Atfs7ens. : Nay - 3D. r., W r T. Dr. JANIS cor
SILL O. kAChfL A -slg1'-r n J1ta Gsrr-tsoc ~
A. clir.-nat hsy j.. - ReT NJ 6s~-p- EONI> CAMP
SILL. 20 Eitlr n - Ds Iyafci w. SARAH JAZZ
WElIar tssg-t-r 81 Jcha J wnx.t.E.q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
An Incident of the Wreck.

The following has been seat 70 a. by n cores
pendent who afhTms that it Is strictly correct.
After the Empire struck, I'd while sinking tive
mothers snstched What they supposed to be their Own
infants and rushed upon deck and in their fright threw
themselves into the water One OF the devoted parent.
ne'd me child to her bosom. ana both wers saved
"he me other sustained hers until hrcathci is last
YET s'U holding on TO the body until she Was nscued
Inc surprised the mothers may D. imagined hen they
discovered hat in The confusion attending their ESCAPE
they had each taken the others child And while n.
poor woman who had supposed that her l,,le one Wa,
lost pressed to her bosom her own babe The other W.
frantic with se TO and too late that she had preserved
another's child Snd lost her own
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
Centennial Celebration In Honor of the set
Element of Maiden.

N0T0N WclnosIHy- Wv It IN
The Centennial Celebration 10 b, lor of the set
Element Of Maiden came of to-day amid great -plcn.
dor The town was proiusely decorated with da--,
and the Military. Fire Department and the various
Lodges Of Odd Fellows, turned out 10 great numbers.
At the close Of the ceremonies about 300 persons sct
down 20 the dinner tables which well filed with
the good things of this life An Grafton delivered
10y the Hon. j. Green. when a grand display of fire.
works closed the festivities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

The attack made by the True san upon the
appointments by the Ten Governors aot only exhibit
bad spirit but sustained by iactf Oi the eight
appointments made the Wings have four-Messrs.
Kecn Anderson. Siearus and Fsc.cr sni tie Loco
Foeos four Messrs Fitch Tspper. Edrdse and Ruiher
ford Of whom the lsst two voted for Cas- 10 N0vem-
ber and With the Hunkers VIA, foundation then =
there for the assertion that Al the appou nents made
OF persons not Loco-Foc1s nd Lat the Governors
exhibit disposition . disregard the intention OF the
isW which By dividing them equally between The Two
parties vs. hgs and Loco oco- evidently designed tlsf
the appointments should be apporuoncd Ike lanncr
On ths contrary there u every disposition among the
Governors 20 carry the law in s letter and spirit
their proceedings thus lar prove % any il minded
y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
Things In Washington.

WAsHNcroN Wednesday. May 81 Pm
The Convention between Brazil aud the United
States is received All claims Of American citizens
TO be asceriained and adjusted Tho aggregate is
TO boz distributed pro rata
Nothing now or certain hs- been received from Cali
iornia by the Government Many person. are waiting
here for the hr.t June Cabinet 40 meeting to-day
40 new appointments in the Post Office Department TO-
day Ffz Warren absent
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~ TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The steamer Empire.
=. So. 14-.- ~ a


NrwBrEsH. Wednesday Nay - P NJ
Fair progress has been made today toward
raising the wreck Of the Empire. She has been
boi.ted some lev feet. ard the hole made by the
schooner IN her bow is nearly clear Of the wster
It j. about FIVE feet in diameter. No more bodies
have az vet been discovered. The John Mason
IA. been engaged most Of the dsy IN securing her
Freight Tie Cor0rers jury, at Flshkil, have not
rendered their ycrd ct The testimony It stated
vi be- closed this evening High confidence IS
placed in the intelligence and integrity % the jay
7. hss gwen z thorough. searching Investigation
into sH tie si-,anstances Connected WIKI the dis
sster
Ire reports Of tie ra.ng Of truass and baggage
have little n1lds;ill. CA tr.s side =. property
has been carefully looked alter snd secured \
few csses OF depreta;lons on baggage may have
occurred below. on the line o. tie Hudson River
Railroad
Pseksres Of goods and baggage aoated from the
boatsooa after TIC accident. 4 iew cases however
OF Io.ses onl s have been asoersined. It Is Tow
believed thstihs number Of ives lost not exceeds
thirty
Failure OF the burlington Wooden Wills
Departure Of Macready for Europe
steamer America ri HalifaN-Io-s oil Nes-
sells by Ice. &c.
BosroN wednesday Nay % ~.
The failure the Burlington Wo9.sn Nils Com
pany At Burlington, has been announced-oaPita''
s250.0O0. and IS SAID 10 be IN debt for about an
equs. amour, The failure itssad, was brought
about by the stockholders Il is believed that they
vii. however. eventually pay tnelr liabilities.
Mr. Macresdy was accompanied TO the steam
ship Hibernis, to day, by his friends IL which he
took his departure ..r Europe. There was no cx-
element exhibited. or demonstration made, Of any
kind.
By the arrivals Of vessels at Mramichi y :. We
earn that more vessels have been wrecked and
sunk By the ice. The crew Of the Bnen Cover
dale, from Sunderland, were picked up BY boat
their vessel having been cut through by the ice.
Three other vessels were seen to 60 down 4
vessel was also seen to 90 down Of Newfoundland
The fate Of the crew was not known.
The steamer America arrived at Halifax on the
9th, in 65 hours and was detained hours 10 the
fog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
Affairs at Washington.

WAsHNGroN "wednesday, May 80 T NJ
There was no meeting Of the Cabinet to-day
and consequently no appointments. Henry II syivc-
ter Clci Clerk ia the paten, Oacc received notice of
his dismissal to-day from Commissioner EvbanS His
successor has not Sc, been named
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

Receipts By canal rthm the past "a hours
flour. 1890 bbls CoR>, l7oo0 bushels - There u
but little doing IN FLorR. and quotations have down.
ward tendency. To CoEN. the sales 400 bush II
co. ccnts for round yellow, which slight advance
OATS moved to the extent Of 500 bush al -; size
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rnnu Ra,r,.n Grus,-We are indebted to

FROM BRITISH UUIANA--Wc are IndeOIeI %
Capt Rhodes Of the bark Noniezuma tor Georgetown
papers 20 the lth May The Monteluma lcit Demarma
On the 7th and 70 Thomas the 18th inst
j. y H. Bouwcr. accountant Of the British Guiana
Bank died on the ith May of apopexy.
Flour az Dcmarsra g. o. - I'd, and DOB good sup
riv Corn Meal - 20. Pilot Bread - 51-iuil Lard
iO ri. Candles b cts per DID, American Pork. Amer.
can Prime $40 go ~ Beet. DO. slOasll Cheese
American l2 Ct Oats do. ~ cf--siull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

4 SLAYER CarruRED.-We learn by the bark
Moutczuma arrived lsst night from uemsrsfa. that b
Portuguese Slave schooner called the Dn.o hai been
captured Oh Rio by the English and taken 20 Dcma
rsra The schooner was outward bound.
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BANGS. PLArT A co ~, a. a.
A CARD FOR MANY

}. W. CLOVES DENTIST, Sg7 Had.on-st opposite Green.
wich Bsnk, Sew-Yorx
HEw-foRE, May I. iss3.
ka years h'nestsnd careful practice After three wears
l~i'hi'i study, have made my friend. J w.,mNcroS
OLo"t' N my estimation, one Of the beet Denu. Of Tie
rvis 7,s' J. SMITH DODGE.
H..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
Progress Of Cholera at the West.

IfNlINNATI- W'lnC-d0Y- My . IN
The Board OF Health report seventeen cases
and eight deaths from Cholera for the iast q hours
ending yesterday and four deaths and four
ending noon to-day The disease il decreasing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

" 1t is surprising how sore some of cur con
temporanes feel when The Tribune gets news in cd.
vance ct them as it has in two instances lately from
California, but it De- sin more surprising that they
should allow theI annoy ance 20 be 50 DISTINCTLY soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

CIRCUIT C0tEr-Jlhn = Uciiyiriac W Llolh Z Hrt
froa rent of house u - Mark-pace, dee defense
f0 which that tlr damaged fo Oh" amount
aimed the house being put u proper repair &c.
Judgment for plaintiff. SNl 80. being smouui-Fof
plaintiff. Nj Car for defendant NJ Crl-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

PicroaiAL BEoTHEE JosATH,S ior The Fourth u July
TAs great seaia-ls Pc'oral will BE- for sac a. ne
Publishers o1ee. IS sFrlee-s' lomorrow morning. Al he
usl- P.-cs Of one shilling Ta-s number quite IS galu.
80. - sEy .Ass haY. preceded j.
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D 7 Z D

vs. d, M ELzssTrs BLOSoEL iA- sth y-.f Of
% rl.stsy -F-r1s Mlg -. OF ritumaDr. JAMES HENRY
y7-z-.t 90 s l-z IS a. A. NJ Ma. go
al u lsys
CO.. - ls,4 grar 1f l-r ag-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

ALAB,NA.-Hon. J. :. HUNTER is the Wig
candidate for Congress in the llld District In the
same Distric, W HAKRis who belonged 10 the last
Congress is the Loco candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

Receipts ri'hm he past "a hoprs-FLoUa. 900
Dbl. WHEAT 1880 bushels Co.'s. 1900 do. The
marke, for Flour is fun with upward tendency in
price, We notice sales Of i.OU bbls prices ranging
from 81 TO si25 For WHEAT there IL good demand
with sale Of 10000 bushels common Western at 7oc ,
CosN continues in brsk request and the sales 500
bushels Al 4ec Ia FREIcHrs there is no change 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

MFDAL OF fNk>luk>i IAl Loh--Mr II. =.
Brown yesterday gave the finishing touches % medal
lion portrait Oi Gen Taylor. from which by rider u
the Secretary Of the Department u the Interior Med
A. i 20 be executed for distribution among the Indians
A. specimen o. portrs-rure. IS wei As Work Of art
this Of the rest th.nss We have seen for many
day Nj. Brown has been particularly happy u nxins
TIE character Of the President developed bis pro
NE The Medals 20 be struck ~ the T. : u ~ ID
Philadelphia. National Intel sd
t<- The Nc'amDkI Stafc Guard says thst a
Ns! Isea god mine has been discovered On ChsnclA.
- OreeA ta-laPoosa County. nesr IEntous Ms -
- cave been It -rk Tor the last w-ek W 80
aa 'ae PRECIOUS stu- Is found il ,he creates, .sund
alce,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

CHmDREN's SUMNER HArs AND CAPs-WM n lhfBE
Co Haters, will open Tuesday next the 18th instant
three cases OF French Goods selected by Mr. Beebe IN
Paris expressly for trade The character and quality
Of hese goods are far superior anything hitherto offer
ed and must be In order to be appreciated The pub.
he. particularly the Ladies' respectfully invited to call
and examine them. Also full assortment of Childrens
and Infants Lcghom, Straw. Tuscan and Cactus HAS
and Cars In every variety style and trimming mylin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
Market. ..Pi1rssrsen, MAY So +. N

The market for FLOUR IS more active today
and has tendency to advance In Corn thsres good
business doing, and the nsrke, Is hrm with upward
tendency For LARD there IS good inquiry, with
steady sales and prices IN favor Of the seller.
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81. MFRMIN. Aucl-nn...,

~ The sale Of EScLisH Books embracing many vsia
ADT COMPLIMENTS q choice Standard and Illustrated
D""h'-hedcai school and Classical Books-wiil 10
( O'Clock
Also, large cons gnment. of stafione,v pso., A..
BANGS. PLATT l. co IN e,o..,..,
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Rcpor,or,he Board of Health Mt Philadelphia.

PnIADELriuA "Wednesday, May 23-l0PM
The Board of Health met this evening and re-
ported that no ca-es Of malignant Cholera had come
under their notice.
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MRS, JERVIs UAspruovvn

nsI principal Office for the sale Of the universally
a'H'.i'ed good Throat and Lung remedy
HRs. JEsvis's cold CANDY
300 Broadway, aeaTy opposite to Der former placed
mynlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

zsuNMER FLAsSLLsThe benefit derived from theuse n
something possessing the nature Of wooden for under
wear at This season, cannot be too highly appreciated
Those 10 be had Of RAsKlN s RAY l04 Bowery are in
every respect preferable 10 anything Of the hind generally
used and he change from wOoens 20 this article
can be made with perfect safety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

CoCar og APPf,Ls-Bef1re u full Bench-No - on The
"A eudar which concluded yesterday The Pc
,inf ST. 0f the Nrcadafi Bank 81 ne Guy " Ne iors
pl1iufgs n error vs. - CtVk C9>ent 90 New YORK
nom ade rhia. among other lnd dram Un tarpen-
f-r 4 N-ruiIyea for $500 John Smith Co. both
house. ~ brokers AMI dong business together John
r. -nitl Co presented no dram and ID chez
f1r 10 Oh he PheuK Bank. which check certified and
us-seI to tie credit >u M Co. n ile Merchants Bank
40 fhs time the account 0f smith Co. lad been largely
0verrawn n OBJ. bank and consequently 90 credit wa.
gwen un doe faf1 0f The deposit NJ fhe check smith
Co. paid fle irl. u rhe reufer having stopped
payment 1n the lav OF tie deposit " me 100 check.
r.,-esuf ~ lar. Co. sued -ae Bans and hence The
r-a Mr. Flof- lr tire Bsnh Mr Lord i0r the nrOker
TIE next was lf no spcnee - hiaat, acl " o.
Boz -.f m v of lire Cry Court 81 Brooklyn the con-
---oua y 0l The lr.d c0l Df hat curt being druied,
.l- ground thar there ~as ro rlaculg calse f0 Tie
amended code of 1882 Judge D.s-mal f0r appellant
Nr San con i0r respondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

" PARIS LADIES RIDING HArs-WM n BrFBE
Co laitcrs, - Broadway, New York, and 1873 Chestnut
~ Philadelphia, have lust opened splendid assortment
~ Ladies' Amazon Riding Hats, selected In Paris, by Nr
Bfeue, expressly for our trade These goods really
oi ne most magnificent character and viii well repay tho
LIdy e7uesfrtaH for the trouble OF n inspection.
ia addition 10 fhe selection Of Pans Straw Goods for
Infants and children, exhibiting abishmens
We shall receive hy the steamer Of the h of this month
from Europe the largest and beautiful assortment II
summer Goods ever imported. We would recommend Ia
our friends aud customers 10 delay making their purchases
n possible, MI they have the opportunity Of seeing these
goods As "e are confident that they Will md among them
everything "hich iiey can desire myl96
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

P0Lfcr CoUar The Captain and Maze " the Lighter
who WE'RE charged with having stolen four barrels VI ard
valued s. from ,le brig Emma Pre-c0u while unload
lrg her. were cImmtt-l iur tnal a the Brooklyn City
Court lr evidence being strong enough a-Al-f them
warrant Ltr detention tu Jury decision Dolly
Psfer-ol. ro.0rrd woman. va charged WIKI having
lr-lfenec POP oeF-ch Rachel feer-on ald Otherwise IN
urr Der Dolly was arrested 5y officer Mccormick 90
arranf bar here being some Legality " procedure ne
Court ur gel fo l-mi.1 le case "A warrant
yesterday f0r ihr arrest ~ named Barber
Who stands charged with having disturbed public w0r-
hi boz church a. CarsF-.e lasf sunday. He MAKES
rracucr n doing 4e ding every sunday without
any prov0cauOl whatever james Dolghery sent
to ja.. Or fLree m0nfls for getting drunk
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~ Among the Interesting o'd MSS. f,up

u Among the Interesting Old Mss. found IN
removing some old buildings in Philadelphia las week
u sailed agreement between Dr. Frsnsln md other
Directors Of the Franklin Library AMI Root Greenwav
Librarian securing 20 him salary q! - The terms
upon which books could De borrowed are stated AZ
egh; pence per book Tor al olos TX pence per book
Tor al qaartos AMI four pence per book tor al o;her
books ana MAKE good all damages The Library was
20 be kept open oa the last day Of every week roa u
. elock IN the sitelnoon The documents have eeen
dePoslied IN tie eeansyl " Anis Historical Soci6y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

"SocESiLs' TEAs CoFFEEs, 4c.-ws would inform
The public that D. FOwLss has In store one Of the lar
gest stocks Of hne Green and Black Tea. snn,io,
Coffee Family Groceries SC 70 be found In the city all Of
which he IS Offering Wholesale and retail A. very reduced
prices lie sells good Table Butter a. l. 3D. fresh d, a.
estorange Co. Led per ID fresI Egg, Il Also Hams.
Shoulders. Lard, &c Sc his large stores 20 spd ga
Greenwich IS Vesey and cor. Grand and Clinton .ts
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

Markets. CINciNNsrI. MAY S-5 T n
For FLOUR there is a fair demand and the mar
kci hrm. BACON Is in good inquiry and prices have
81 shily adv snccd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

srRANssE, And CrlzESs-For elegant Carmen. rich
%" e!o'h' rugs window shades &c. 70 direct ~ tho
ceeOraed cheapest carpet establishments IA the tinted
states 70 Bowery-iiiRAN ASDfRsos's We have visited
me h'e large show rooms displaying the most beautiful
a-onmrn' a, astonishing iow prices You can purchase
handsome warranted all wool Ingram carpet beautiful
"s1'es' from Is 70 IS three ply carpets . 10 10 stair
80 = 20 .. fuzs - and 81 shades. 20. unique
paiisns Of OIL cloths ~ a feet wide a "A n, q. oer
yard. Crowds secure bargains daily
~ Cards for Weddlngs and Waiting eeo.n,iy on.
graved aud printed the hne.t French opo,sd ard.
'Rhy poshed on both sides also beautiful assortment
oi Gard Envelope Wedding Waters Of De La Rue. and
V'nsf eelebra'ed manufacturers great variety q ele
sa Boxes Tor Cake, Sc at EsEsDELLs Fashionable ard
LsaoA shmeni N2 Broadway, Of Duane.t si square
above the Park no, -.