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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

INQUgsT-The Coroner held sn inquest yester
day NJ the house 10 Jane g. upon the body of Peter
Bogart native of New Jersey aged Is years who dei
from injuries received "Wednesday last, By the ia
ling OF piece of timber which struck him the head
while pulling down an old building on the corner O.
Suiolk and Delaney SITS Verdict IN accordance with
the above facts
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

BARK AsHosE-We have been informed that
the British bark Euturpe McBuruey. tor Liverpool,
which eft this port the jlst ut with 24'' baes OF
Cotton. went ashore yesterday morniDg' nor1h oil
Bybee Bar, and viii probably be- a total loss Our IN
torrnant states that -he humping heavily when ne
LETT and that il was very rough outside the Bar.
Savannah Georgian, 'th.
EXECUTION OF SARAH THohAs.-Ihe Non
fral C0ura Of the 9Th inst gives the Particular. Of the
execution Of Sarah Thomas AZ Bnsto. on the lst inst
for the murder OF Miss Jstres, and her confession oi
the deed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
MA z z LED

CIRCUIT Court CALENDaR-Jsns ll-No J. 4,e. II, L
Is. =. D. r.. 6l.
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D I ( D -.

On Thlr.dsy Js1- sg R-v DAVID B-sny, OLIVER PkAI
0 CYNTHIA {. STOUT sIoi ili. CITY
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

FoU>p DEtD.-About s O'Clock on Sata-d,v
evening the body OF a man found ia the lumhc
yari of Mr. Liitlc the corner Of Jeaerson and che
~ sts The Coroner will hold an inquest to day
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

AcciDEsr.-A little boy s yesrs old, By u,
name OF Petemo was run over by car on Saturd,,
and bad one Of his legs 50 shockinsly laceraoa Ia,
immediate amputaiion became necessary The op.,
ton was performed by Dr. NJ Stephenson. assisted 3,
several medical gentlemen The child WAS put ups
the influence OF choroiorm and manifested no sym,
toms Of pain during the operation he !. now DON,
.N
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

The NEw-YoRX CsNTrERr.-This necronas.
is situated on mos, beautiful part Of our Bay e.,
mandng from many point. in the grounds afuI ",
Of the shores and cities and the distant Ocean II,
bu, shor, distance from this City and will beco,.
popular ground tor burial purposes. ,seo the adv.
tisement in another column)
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

~ SrOSE-CUTTERs and MAsOSs will find work
at Washington City, according to an advertisement in
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

FINE ARTs-NOrfcE- Hereafter the gallery Of
the Old Masters, at the Iyceum Building, j6J Broad
way. VIII not be open after sunset
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11


our columns.
LIFE OF q Adams Stewards Eulogy.l-
VIM Bu,re u Futon-st is sole agent for this work in
our City
MURDER-REsULT or TIRE iSQygsT.-Coroner
Walters held an inquc.t yesterday at the Fort Wssh
ngton Hotel Bloo,ningdae upon the body Of Patrick
Boylsn, native Of Iceland who shot IN an afiray
By Ben-dc, Schmidt the proprietor Of the Hotel on
ridsy lat. From the testimony Patrick Davis, the
hrst witness examined, it appears that the deceased
boarded 10 the house OF Schmidt On the night in
question the deceased. in company with two others
named Mccarthy and Ward. were drinking, and, after
partaking OF supper, prepared to 90 to bed Ward in
sisted that there time enough 10 90 70 bed yet
The deceased then said that they should make noise
IA the house, Mrs. schmidt III, and that he
wanted no noise The deceased then went 10 schmidt
sitting room, and said Boss Schmidt, | 10 see
you before you e. to bed, you are a nice man.
Schmidt halowed out 90 % bed" The deceased
called gu. tosr FIVE times At the door, and said
that he wanted 10 him. lie then knocked at the
door gently, and it few open Boylan then turned his
face TO the psror and received thu shot and died In
three minutes The shot came from double bsrreled
gun. Cannot say who were in the paror beside
Schmidt and mis- wife. The deceased was not intoxi
Gated neither was he in the psrlor At the time
Jo'Ph L>ar-aa, the next witness testified that he
was IN the employ Of the accused and standing by
bis side when the deceased shot and was also bv
the side OF Schmidt when Boysn TO the door and
kicked al II Schmidt did not cay anything; he wa.
undressed except his pants aud after BOylan
kicked at the door, Schmidt went into the bedroom
and got the gun, which was double -bsrreed one he
stepped into the psror with the gun and him
and hre Il al Boylsn but did not the deceased fall
nothing was said by Schmidt and left the room the
accused said 10 witness before be arrested that he
had had trouble enough with all of them before, and
that was the reason he had shot Boylsn.
DR.. TA0Mas Holmes made post mortem examination
| Of the body. He found in the neighborhood OF the
night nipple puncures from 65 shot The shot passed
through the aesh fracturng the second third fourth
and hfth ribs Of the ght side and went n'o the
heart.
The Jury rendered a verdict that the deceased came
to his death by guns wound inflicted By Benedict
| Schmidt.
The accused was then committed to prison for exam
| natiOn.
THE SIXTH WARD.-Thirty seven cases Of
drunkenness. were brought into the Tombs Police OF
ace on Saturday night
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

THE SIXTH WARD.-Thirty seven cases OF
drunkenness were brought into the Tombs Police or
ace on Saturday night
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
T. J. HOLTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per snnum in sdvance: TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if pavment
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL.
LAhs II not paid until tho close of tie wear.
Flatering e6srs to Clubs.
8 copies one year 10 one directio, am
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
SWccpis. For Coin.

"Whal, asks the eloquent Dr.. Cummina
Of London, IN discourse on tho lost CON
in The parable, which lie woman recovered
By lighting a candle, sweeping the house,
and seeking diligently unttI she fouud 1t
. Wha. is all this that is now tai NJ place
on the Conllren, Of Europe 1t is the
sweeping Of the EuEopeen house, Chris,
may fad the lost CON, re.slauip II wlh his
image, reprint en- 1t his name. give It a
new currency, and make all ,jlice that
The lost is found, aud he hidden dIscov
eIedn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
"A Good One.

While passing down Fon, stree, yes
terday, We saw Two gentlemen somewhat
the worse for having been IN conversation
with Captain " htskey." Just as We ap
preached them, aud from some unknown
cause-Perhaps psychology -one Of them
plunged into the gutter. His companion
assisted him to rise, ond commenced rub.
b;ng he dtii from his coat.
"iau'te rubbing him. down, eh1' ex,
csimed We,
Not exactly" he replied, "merely
'craPiag an acquaintance. Phil Penn,
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Miscellaneous.
The Two Letters.
A coMrpY or ERRaRs.

My stay IN New York had been ptol0ug.
ed Gar beyond my otis'ni attention when |
visited that city, aud | ~os P.ning to &c
turn TO my native village and to the arms
Of my deates, Jsha, shom hoped soon TO
tn ko NV bfIde had dubk deep of tho
cap Of sorrow during ny absence from her,
and looked forward siih glowing anlicl
pat no moro.
Al length my business to,l, favorable
turn. There was no longer any thing 10 dc.
tam me in New York. and made basiy
preparations Tor departure TO nly native
village. u was the evening before ! do.
s,gped to set out, that wrote two basty
letters 10 prepare my friend, for my recep.
Iioa.
The ffst Of these epis.les was TO julia.
II run thus:
"DgAREsr GIRL:-l shpil leave Ncs
York ~ The three O'Clock tram to.mofto@
afternoon. In an hour from that tlae |
shall DO with you. | never kaes how
loved you. until my heart wos tired by the
teal OF absence; uos feel bns devoiedy,
how truly um your oan. Ga what Jry
II all be to mee, with you once more =
Th,, will be tho haPpiess moment of my
life, except when eau, for the FIRST time,
call you nv BRIDE.
"ioufs, lill death, FREDERIcK.
The second letter was addressed to an
old msld OF my acquaintance, who had been
Ike a SISTER to me, aud TO whom | was IN.
deb'ed Tor many little acts Of Kindness.
"My DEAR FRIEND: wtlu this IN
haste TO iulofm you that shall probably
visit you some ,inio TO morrow evening
lou soc don, wan, to fad you unpfepar.
ed' And want you 10 treat me we'll, TOO,
even II do not call on you the Gfs, OF any.
D1n'' think my affection for you has III the
least diminished. bus you mus, know my
slfeclon for enoibcf has increased, and
strong as your claims are upon me, hers
are somewhat stronger. Now dou't DO
J'atous; for after am married, shall be
esltue friend to you as ever.
Sincerely yours,
"FREDERIcK."
Having finished both Of these letters,
ssa'ed them with the same haste ia which
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
Graduated Justice.

We do not know exactly where the fol.
loving specimen Of graduated justice"
cones from. but, wherever i, belongs, i,
deserves 10 be remembered, as fine model
for magistrates:
o. warm summr,'s day, three men
we're brought before fair, round, Dutch
magistrate, accused Of Drunkenness. His
honor, having promised With hearty sa .
Of cool punch, began with the first:
Jastice--Yo GU rascal pc GU kitty or p-
you mol kl!ty2
Prisoner Gully.
Jastiee-Vbt you ge, druuk CD
Prisoner B!ackstrap.
Justice-Val get dfuuk on no,hiu' but
biacks,rap, you william you Den dis be
nine everlastin' sentence, da, you be tiaed
forty shlilings.
The second culprii beng questioned in
the Ike manner. So 10 guilt or innocence,
Likewise owned himself gully.
JOStice-Now, tell ne, you vile drunken
rascal, va, you gel diuuk OF
Prisoner Sling.
Jas'tce-V4l YOU &c, duu on Sing
you graceess @sgabord you ss,lhn' cod,
you. Den give my darnli sentence, d.,
you be fined lac0ly shllings.
Tie lhnd end las, prlse ner was nov
brought fotuatd snd, ike the Others,
pleaded guilty.
Jus'icc-Nat YOU get drunk on
Pris0Gtr Ppnch.
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II POETRY.
The CbiIGs Last Goodnight.

We noticed lately tho sudden death Of an in
tsfss,ing liu'o Girl daughter Of Dr. Shaw, a,
Bangor. When her eyes began TO grow du
with death sbe evidently fancsd II va. night,
end that sls Was gong to sleeps and she died
with her cusiomsry--," Good night. mamma
Tca1 aishi. mamma" many times repeated. ,'c,n.
bling on hs lips grsecfs. pen in III. Gou
eesief Meas. thus refvfs TO tie event:
When tie deadly. poisoned arrow
To no fatal mark had sped,
Like ths wing Of stricken sgarow
Dropped tho little slFtrefs Lead
Dot Tie ioflgriug pang sooa cndvd.
Aad each ol1eet, 10 her sight.
sesm'd wlih lwiliEht shadows blend,d.
When sbe softly said Good night"
All ahat s'hnp'. OF helds slysi.n.
Keller far than sunstt's GLOW,
sssP' refehahee slh.sn h,r vision,
We sh0 bnger may not haow.
Ba. tile simple, touching story
Wakeueth thoughts 10 mauy homo,
OF those happy realms Of glory
Where our dear lori ebetabs roam
Nike the ssau. Il. death hymn chanting,
As II ilosted down the stream,
With no fears her ,pirll haunting,
Lspsed she in = soothing dream.
And along Deaths river gliding.
slosiy shroudcd from esr,hs sight,
Sang she. child like. calm, eonhdng.
Nov, good ni.hi, tnsmms good night"
When The ligh, Of young eye. fade,h.
And fair chIldhood's bloom departs,
Not IN VAN ihs cloud o.rshedstb
Those who mourn. with nven hearts.
For some memoiy swse, and holy
Doth survive tho witLefng blight.
Blending Joy With melancholy,
Like tho dying childs 4" Cool night"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
THELATE Nix. PoLK's BAPTISM.

There having been some errors IN the
account Of Mr.. Poik's last hours which
originally appeared IN the New York
Herald, copied al the time into tins journ.
al, the Rev. b. McFerrao, from whom
Mr.. Polk received the lite Of baptism. has
Published certain corrections, the most ma.
leriaI Of which are that the ex President
did not express any wish that The Rev. DR..
Edgar should baptise him. or make any
suggestion of the kind to him; that he had
years since determined, from solemn con.
ylclion, to unite with the Methodist Church;
that no such promise as alleged ever was
made to Mr.. Veteran, and that no con
vcrsaion on the subject ever took place
between him and MIR. Polk. Mr.. Meier.
ran baptised Mr.. Polk in the presence OF
the Rev. DR.. Edgar and the Rev. Mr..
Mack, another Presbyterian clergyman,
who were both present al the request of
Mr.. Polk and the family, and administered
to hm the Lords Supper, DR.. E. and Mr..
Mack both partaklng of the emblems, with
several other pious friends. Mr.. Meier.
ran says tina, Mrs. Polk, Sen, knowing her
sons preference for the Melhodiss, gave
her hearty approval 10 he step which he
took.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
The Sin Ord0iRS Nothing.

In an old religious magGz ne there art
the following questions on the words, Curse
ye Metoz.' The writer says:
"By whose authority ? The angel o
the Lord.
"Whlt has NerCz done Nothing.
"W by, then, is Mefoz 10 be cursed :
Because il did nothing.
"What oush, Meroz to have done
Come TO the help of the Lord.
Gould no, the Lord da~ilhout Meroz
The Lord did do without Mesoz.
odd the Lord sustain, then, any loss
No, but Meroz dad.
"ls Meftz, then TO be cursed =! Yes,
aud that bitterly.
els it right that man should be cursed
for doing nothngl Yes, when he ought
to bo something. who says sol The
angel Of the Lord, - That servant who
knew his Lo,d's will and did not according
to his will, shall be beaten with many
stripes. Luke, II, Al"
Rich men have commonly more need to
be taught con,entment than the poor.-
Eliza Cook.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05

10 marry another. This was The cause o.
Lucy's tenderness; this was The cause Of
JUDAS visiting her cousin.
laughed; dsnced | dare soy | cot
up every manner Of silly capers which
man ought TO he ashamed Of. Aud Lucy
all The time was staring at ne as before
had stared al her. THIS brought he 10 my
senses.
a mistake" stammerrd--" this letter
i wrote IN hurry put The wrong name
on the back-seDt yours to Julla-seni Ju.
ia's-this cne--,o you !"
] shall never forget the old maids con.
s,ernalon. She understood VIA, wished
TO say-she saw the error IN ITS true light,
though, she would sink through The flor
but she had bod of lie door Iach aud ,hat
probably sustained her. | WAS glad tho
The door latch aas strong. Al hat mo
menl my conscience bit me a severe cot,
and made me smart. How cursed my
carelessuess which had Teen the cause Of
50 much misch ef | made hurried apol
ogy, but | dldutsiop to see il Lucy fam ed
OF to have the pltasu OF hold ng smell.
n. bottle TO he. hose, ~ case che should
sink into 'ha, in eues'irg state.
though, of Jul,s. a W 10 make an
ex, l.usIion. 1t was three miles to her
aun''s house, but was ,he,e IN ,,fe over
three minutes. pllIi1g Ike steam en-.
zine. asked 10 see Ter. aud vas shown III.
10 room lie she MAS blnte. She re
gaided the with so cool a 1, k dat | am
sIie II would have CHILLED ue thlo'-made
all lcic,e Of u,e petLaps-f had DOT blen
80 DO, With running. | threw n! sell al her
itel. She started back--it might have
been in disgust, and might hG'e been he.
cause her hand touched my face which was
Turning like coal.
Dear Julia sighed.
| pan ed, suppose, tus he'd is the be.
Ter word.
We'll sir, So j she, colby.
d n, sco'n ne I'll u.tke i all righ, ;
lis ouly mst4ke."
"W hat 7
"Why lha, e,ie -"
THAT letter, ST., vas fie,d'y one
am sure I'D 60 r added Jula, Butterfly
" feel qlite l.tefed by your contilel &c
IN 90 IN making known your lnl,n'loLs TO
marry. | hope you viii get rnod wife,
sn; hope you will be HAPPY -
julia julia ~ cr,,d IN egony. al
say its all a mis,aks- Thai letter ~a. no,
meant for co.
Juhss assam, coldness ond md ference
had vanished 10 mom,nt. Then she
took, at me.
"ls wash, for you, repeated. q!
wio'e that 10 Lucy Maihess--pot The
wrong name on the back. Heres The LEI
ter wIoe to you"
gave er tie one | had snarched from
Lucy. She read It cage ly. She saw he
ans IKE, and bufs! inio tears Of y. The
mex, moment We were lock, IN each 'he.s
arms. was Intensely happy. Bl, in az
ins'anl the bush, heaven of u! joy vas
cloud-d. thought of Lacy.
ava hat shall | do r. cried. "She
thought The letter ass adJress,d 10 her, aud
believed | loved her. What a mistake
VIVA, shall What ought to do 7"
eco TO her at once, SAID julia, and
make foil explanation, and suitable q.
poloqy."
| followed her advice. met Lucy ON
lie threshold.
"Not a word" SAID she, laughing, 81
dou', need any apology from you; you
have not done aay particular damsse to my
old maids heart. You see | knew there
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05

W Advertisements inserted at One Dollar por
square, u6 lines or less, tins sized type for The
hfst Insertion and 20 cents for each contnu-
ance. Court advertisements and Sherirs Sales
charged 70 per cent. higher; and u deduction
OF 335 per cent. viii be made fiom the regular
prices, for advertisers BY the year. Advertise.
nen,s inserted monthly or quarterly 81 per
square for each time. Semi monthly IS cents
per square for each time.
JfPostmasteTs are auihoiiz to act az agents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05

Many that have passed the rocks OF gross
sin, have been cas-, away upon the sands Of
self.righteousncss.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05

The gift Of praye may gam admiration
from men, but it IS the grace of prayer
that has power With God.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31
COAL.

GOAL FOR GROCER-.-Pesch Orchard Red
SAsn Coal hTsi cuslY, su-aSle fof sr0csrs trade. ds
charging from boat for few days FOr sale l0v, ~
case Apply ~ STOKES DiCkEASON,
fv1sa IN Arihouv-sl Broadway
EOAis-Red Asn. not, - 81 lsT.s 1gt, y = sloge
Y Snd esy L@lsa sloge enc esq = - -.- frcfr hc-if
Afo. Liv-rpoc I'D CgmDcfa and cOas yards A. undeT
sneds SIS Bow-'y aud cor HAmm-f,sy AZ Rvciort o.
OF .ns JACOB NkyEs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31
WINDOW SHADES.

SsJi>Duy, -:iAHEH. Gut Ccruces Drapsry, sas
w lns, ke NJ Wholesale and retail. Z WOODFOhD,
l5 Broadway. Lss tho mOss extensive assortment VI NE
shove Jucss found 10 h- city and Al greatly educ
ed pde-s Several styles n superior Window SHADES
Z rolls sbe syl- of Louis XIV, COthics Flowers, &c
AlsO Drsp-ry CurtaiIs Curtain Loops. Bands. Pas
Center T-sssi Picture Cord and Tssss.s Window WiTr
H. &c Merchants buying Wholesale viii md 70 - i'sf
inierefi 40 call h~f0re wssIy tber purrhasrs ~ N
~ 600 WINDOW SHADES Of ever, ,ss., se.serie-
Shade Emporium as Penrl-si doors from ChAthsm.t
grsstly reduced prices Also st cofnic-s, brs.st-,
cones iasses bands loops cxmbncs &c for the tFslr
,Ie tint Irkr-
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R<ivssr~ Csssf .k~es isss Ns-tusos NotlG g.
Sys o. h,P. Brsti ~. est Acssa. Crosts
ctsssto scer, p-ra ka<r ~, WA fscaa.s. ss
Phisdsphs
sALEu saw sr,f. Npss~er. fst-ssou. ssir. ti
Eftssgirs Cosc sstsc. >..on. sAtsnt Nsssr- - 1aan
wsEoa;s. >> 90 sscAsac s'ssnt sscA.. >s- fofs .
kcssao-A Se>s koss. sssss f Nee hsssa tsS i'S's.
10 k-enseass
sAp T.ass, Fs,eAss saA. kas e"t o~n> fars s.r D.
Sssfefs Nent sAp hot>an. iesoe >s- foss schrs
I.snins ro-as-aS Rs-tse. Va asrt ssrs-e Pat.s.gh.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31
psscsiYrros " GOODS

90 the whole our imports from Gfes, bntsin have
exceeded those Of year and this ss.rs q1sntiy has
chiefly gone into consumption the stock In our Own
nrke, h now less than remained hsRd At the Same
period Of last year
Tbe following comparative state nent, e1hioi.s
he CO dion Of The Bank Of Virginis aud branches on
-. La. IL Qcloher In asch ol The NAT
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....ocT 81.
Arrived.

Nal ,ssn,bE south.rs B'us cbasion. ~ ho-'s Isi
sn wen. gsor-j Roan csys. 10 d. o.~ooa. s sehHa,
a Hsrhsb
Chsroits h.ou (s Mctntyfs ofssooef II ds non, -
100 ti pA..srr.r. 20 Jsn-s lie n Co -
Hs lett IN Nas.s. Sept H. ifut. ~, %
With Nsstias iaacoh, &C. bosto1 Leptuo
hsssf lr Nfod
sebs Bu- sen stshi Csi.,, ishs. o Smith Boyr'ou.
SAILED stps uo f NOfssns th"nss Dfs-rsou ~ -
yaD Co. Auson TO- Cbs'ss Jsmss sbsph-'d Aosror '
Iv.raaI P.'s Dsu Tor savannah Wolf Nod-srf
tr f.f Ossg~ q fnony, inr Rso Dc Jsr-
Tor novaf Wlelan, fk.umors bfss Sfefsn
= ssu Ffs cisco, sUo uttsfs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

N-TEN DOLLARS kRWAKD.-srsy-d or
ASrotonn iryG ne r1cio-4rs Of Geo Fox Esc q
"-si Farms, "estcbestcr CO. New YO,r, 3 cars
rsy acr.- -oo1t 81 hands tls with black mare ard
49, arc efs o.ck below N Knees he h.s a sms. ~hite
sDoI in ce iore1s-o lis sl s and be-1 dccs.
20 tnc Ercfrc NJ nsir % q quite tnir Toe sOy.e "a
of pony 1sse, "a. : .n- head aud aecx ard moves
vel I-n 1osss viii be paid 10 sny co. Returning ~
no,se ~ SEO. FOX. West Farms Dr. ISAAC 0REENE
:. .sss-srosf~sy, Or HARRISON VAN RASDsr rs
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31
RpOken. Ge.

Otss hsrn bf sisenrf -ssi, ~h los Of snnssi san
FOrs bound Baltimore ~ plot bos; fsntee
~ st 81 CO steamship s.b.. hence for Chsstn
~ Ion 81 "a, Nautilus Lincoln, ta MNAss h
eQmptsy the ss;h 10 lat 50 20
So.fd.o ih- boat Of mp sPendd, bsyA~
hcp kss.ro~u, f'f Csiiofns. eli veil
OTIS al a. ~ loo 81 So b. bas Della from 81 Auess~s o
Iv-rpoci
s-p, n. loo Ia H. -a,xu.s.d sss rm,y Cop. H
Ma zoe Pbists pba
10 lat 20 o. n <s9 kDassd ship teppos,4 o. -
Arxtsla
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

>ITFksNF COTRT-Js1-- N ks7s1 amt WI =
- n. ,.or r, wfItfa~ THOMPSON ,f You t~rsoy
consrls,t IN h- soa -t.h 80 81
.Sc- Cs cf h. Cty a't Ccga o. Ns- fos m th'
ocoh-r cpY h-r-- t s-rTo4 aqoa
% AZ namn~f y N.sst-
lcfk. tssctf esy- sts 10 s-ffts
s q sn'-@f
cog sof~s hs psntf - tAss l-ssmsai Tor -
= p ~ t-r1V Ca . ,h 'et-'-ss
- say jay ouss1c ,sht haaarss 40 iN
of srtorn.tsf oc,Qssf . i'ts
IS ..-.- Jog> y sOUrHARn. esut.'. sttor--s,