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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31
NEw-YORK LEGISLATURES.

In the Assembly, on Thursday, March %, the
following bills we're read third time and passed
To cree, the town OF North Norwich from the
town OF Norwich. To amend the act for the re-
orgsn zaiion OF the First Division OF the New Ork MI
hta. Mr. SIRYKEE moved ~ recommt with instruc
tons 10 amend the bill 10 restore IN command the
Oldest Major General IN command. Mr.. DOpGE Op-
posed this motion At lensth and II was csried 40 %
"a. Mr. h. THOMPSON moved TO reconsider toe vote.
Csrried-Yess g, Nsys 30. The motion required upos
recommuting the bill with the instructions named.
and IL WAS lost-Yeas So Nays -. The bill was then
passsed-Yess "a. Nays Ito amend tho act Tor
more efiectusly providing for Common school Educa
ton Ia the CITY OF New York. Farther To amend the
act In relation Foreign Insurance Companies Doing
Business In this State. Leyes tax OF g on every
o0 premiums to be paid 10 the fremen OF the Cites
and Villages OF this State 80. Concerning the Salary
or Compensation Of superintendents of the Poor IN
the County Of klngs----Lo provide for the Pubica-
ton OF the Colonial History Oths State. To amend
and consolidate tho acts In regard 20 the City OF Utica
To Enlarge the Powers Of the Boards Of super
vsOrs.
Mr. A. Johnson moved to recommt the bill
lie was opposed 10 H. because he believed II would re-
.ut In Increasing taxation In fostering log rolling and
IN promoting corruption He believed the people would
deem this bill odious as the ten hour law was rticu
lous.
Mr.. WooDRUFF reminded the gentleman that
the same people who elect Members OF the Legislature
elect supervsor. The only difference H. that tbs one
are elected IN the Spring and the olhar Ia the Fall
Were not the people as wise 10 one season oil the year
AZ the other
Mr.. BuxroS opposed the motion to recommit
The bin was right and In his opinion demanded BY ihe
people Il would save the Legislature from an I'm
mense amount Of business now thrown upon H. while
il would work safely and oenehciAny in te COUNTIES
Mr.. BAGLEY opposed recommittal' and urged
the passage OF the BILL indispensable 10 disposal OF
the vast amount Of legislative business.
The motion 10 reconsider was lost.
The bill was then slightly amended by consent
read : third time and psssed-Ayes l'2 Noes - The
Noes were Messrs AverilL Belinser Bogstt Board
man Bouzhton Campbell Carver. Dsnforth, Dsosway'
Fisk Glass l. NJ smith, Hale, A. Johnson Miller sex
ton srever J. T. Thompson, Wheaton, Willard.
Leave Of absence was granted 70 Messrs r OK
and GoppARp for the residue Of the Session.
Mr. w. ;. SMITH stated that he understood that
the friend. and opponents Of the Quarantine bin had
had an informal understanding In regard 70 com
promise bill and be wished the subject referred 10
select Committee Hesugge.ted Committee OF Nine.
a, least three Of whom should be taken from the City
Of Sew.York
This proposition was objected TO-
Mr. VaRNUN asked unanimous consent b INTRO
duce bill 10 provide for special Quarantine 81 sandy
Hook Granted
When the bill was referred 70 the COMMITTEES
on Conmerce snd Navigation Recess
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Lieut.Lyueh,. pead sea Expedition.

DEAR SIR. In your editorial columns of Satur-
day last which has Just been handed 10 me, you state
that Lieu: Lynch and the oHcrs of the Dead Sea Ex
petition have no participation In the announced forth
coming narrative Of that expedition edited by myself,
which Is true reference 10 the title page and pre-
face Of the work will fully show. The whole Diary yss
from my pen. being confined part Of the time
TO desolste LhZaretto. on the Island OF Mslorcs on
account of my having the small pox. which caught
from constant attention 10 Lieut. Lynch, while he was
suffering from that losthsome disease Notwiihstsnd
nc which The Narrative" though no, written by any
OF the cors but from the diary Of one OF ne men OF
the expedition IL strictly authentic aud reliable. add
gives the particulars OF nearly each days occurrences
from the tins OF the sailing Of the Expedition in No
vember l547 till the return Of tns same In Dec. lef-
In order the public nsy feel ssiisned OF the Al
the nticy OF my volume, l authorized by my pub
fishers (Nessrs Carey Hart, OF your city, 10 state
that any person purchasing my book and not finding
azthenfic after comparing II with Lieut. Lynchs Mar
rsiive" when issued exchange for that work By
psyin them the difference il price between the twa
books.
Not desiring to enter into any newspaper eorresPon
dence shall decline taking sny notice OF any farther
attack on my unpretending volume.
Yours very respectfully t. P. MONTAGUE,
Recently attached TO U. : Expedition ship supply.
Nsr. York, March a. lei9
The EreanS Bsiisfa and other papers ths, may have
inserted the article from your paper, viii do an set OF
justice In copying the foregoing
North American and L. y. Gatette.
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IMPORTANT Discovery ~ NoLTAIc ELEcrRi
crrr-Nr Alfred Since. the Surgeon TO the Bsrk OF
Easlsnd and inventor OF the battery which bears as
name has announced important discoveries II ANNA
electricity By test which he terms electro
ne hss sst;sred himself that as ernsicns Of TIE seo
.or nerves are positive poles OF vo.iae circuit VIE
tee muscular substance 10 The negative pole Inc SCI
cor nerves are teersphs which carry the
10 the brain. and the motor nerves carry oseA Ioe
ron 10 TIE muscles The brain DC iniers 10 consist OF
I've distinct voltac circles which, upon tneoIere@,
grounds &c believes be sascen; 20 account Tor a.
men,.l phenornsns Mr. Since has succeeded N insS
ins ar, tci. electric fish add srticial nusrar SUD
.r.pc. The bare announcement OF SAGA q discovery
ma.t pat me whole medical world upon the seri sso
10 ,hsir hsats for The present We leave Il ssoa4o NJ
Su>-'s views - confirmed By other invesrss'o's ~
will establish an mPerisnsoe name 70 tns 49,. -
Psychological seiceee. .Lon''h SUI
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Ngw.yoRK SATURDAY. MORNING. MARCH 81. 1919.

Hierarchy fell 10 rise no more. No authority can
survive a universal movement OF derision. From
that hour tongues and pens were looscd. the
lesv en- II Mschiav-lii.m which stil polluted the
production, Of the more liSersl disappeared and
people talked as they felt as; as those Of IS Who
do not will to be slaves can IN America.
"Jesus." cried an o. Tor, babe them feed his
lambs. II they have done So It has been to rob
their fleece and drink their blood"
Why said another " have We been so long
deaf 70 the saying that ihe temporal dominion Of
the Church was ike thorn 10 the wound OF Italy.
which shall never be healed till that thorn is ex-
trActed D.
And then, without passion, all felt that the tenn
poral dominion was in fact accomplished OF itself.
and that It only remained 70 organize another form
Of government.
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CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY, MAcn W
POLL, ALrERrD.-The Board Of Aldermen met
las, evening and made the following alterations In the
places for holding the polls. Removing the poll ofthe
rl.h,h District Of the Eighth Ward from ISL sprps'.
TO SIC Greenwich 8. TO hold the poll OF the Fifth Dis
,ric, Of the Eighth Ward a, 100 Vsrek't to hold the
poll of the Fourth Distrie, Of the Ninth Ward At o
Beeckerst TO remove the poll OF the Second District
of the Sixth Ward from g. Censres, to y Elm'' TO
appoint Charles MeDousa Inspector o; Election OF the
second District Of the Eighth Ward, n the place Of
John : Cameron. removed from the City.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Letter from senator seward.

b. TeicTraYhj WASHINGTON, Friday March 30
The National Iateligenoer Of this morning con-
ts,ns letter from Hon. w. II Seward United states
Senator Of Eew-York. contradicting the rumor that
President Taylor urged upon Congress the necessity Of
passing the General Appropriated bill, with the Walker
amendment.
The steamer Isabel arrived at Savannah yesterday
from Haysns. she brings nothing new.
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y vote was = be taken by the citizens Of
Cincinnati yesterday, 10 order 70 decide the question
whether the city shall loan or subscribe one million Of
dollars towards the Cincinnati sas 81 Louis Railroad.
dispatch from Cincinnst sad There is much ex.
ciemen, and opposition but the prospects are IN favor
Of the losn
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pAIIaAHTs,s SCALES.


CAUTION-Ths ws.lssSnsd reputation OF lhsss seels
~ hes induced tho veudsrs Of npsf.et ana worthless
sss.s nave ssfssy u n.sy e..s Sssa .as .a
frsnd and imposition The subscbess have no cos0ovwsy
own nsmss Bot rss~dos The psrpsUssors o. The shove
frs1d pursuing siss unjust and dishooossbse
sy ''' ~ %f,i yniRs iss ~ % Sp
~ 2.wism IAiRBASKs co, 81 Wslssst Asssss.
TELEsCOPEs, sPY.GLAssKs, AEe.--A ass
...o.,nso. Of Te,.ssoDs: spyS:.s' opsss :;
L,rseour. secrssn Psrs Tsess insunsn,s are a ~
noas sizss and ell finished 70 tbs moss szquas drs q
Insy sa ' ss Az. s'a nav !. essS a.
pocket Pos pefsons travelling o. going 10 NE
WIN b. 'osnd mos desirable Tos ..s = rsssss -
SVO CAPiTALIsTs-Asy Individual wso woaA Be-
villiIg 70 invest esoi,. n ,hs paseasss q sIss 3.
10. .nd m he ~setoa o. = ssans a,arsd sooS
10, sssss Of ,ssss sbls ssssin ssd cys essc-
ssf. n..i.aos 49, s wnD nav .s :.
pormnsy * % dong BY sddrsssas Edaesoc = sss sess
~ sosn s.s oesssd ;ss ssv sas wi n snSss -
: :s:s Z, I ssses VIII - made ~ - sss ~
90: + r. cent II JAS 81 assos:sos s:rss... r.e.
DEAg I sS. !. .. sss 9,
1ov,t Ia few days wiiioai rsE o. pan " LoILn
IN co N:d.e. ..a ssxksi 9,s ~ s.ss., -
~ 80 49, o., "a .o9IN M I'M
Ill OK ANY PAxT OF THE hAcMn1x
"A haI formerly eo,s,s1,sd he Horth River Bsen oew
I'm foT sale VIII 10 sod q great sscrfes, Nd ysers
may = hsd 70 psy fof ia. Apply ss'c sSssvrr
MI IL - - sONn nb1-
ITsiTED STATES PATENT AGENCY OFFICE.
u for taIinx psleus and masfnx drswings for ~
,,x.nrooa r. "a Civ Hal (nsrhaaies tnsumtesoo0el
i2amSs6' u hAhkIpr Aseot ~
INN KOOFE RS, Gc.-Lssd Ps,s and Sis Plssss q
every sind By he boz dozso Aso, bocs On, e@ppi
xinr and sbsstisoo. for ssIs " ne asos price, = "
Grand near Broadway. ~ ~
TvAIV1O POLAND, ARCHIrECf, esoedSl
~ continues draw plane esvsrons end s'eemeeasoen
fog public sod pnvGs badinSs snd wnso required pnes'
insssds ths erection u The same 0lo In
n A(;oThs hsbsa lSes Pea 10 essh ~ ksss,
IlCsrvss, Bassnx. Ponsrv fspsss, Wneptsg osoca.
py cYiUS ", yiEL6 co. n ssass..-sL
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MoRL or The SroRs.-Tne Boston Journal OF
Thursday ssy.: The wind continues IN the n Z AID
the weather 10, yet pleasant From preseni spPes'
,pces more rain will fAl before the wss,her becomes
.at,led ( BRIG name unknown, from an Eastern
DOR, for New Orleans. vent ssaore yesterday sooaI
Quarter OF a mile sogts OF North River harshneld-
Sac /, loaded with sysrs md will doro. Be sos on
without much damage
Young man fell from slot OF schooner OF the
lirhthouse q, New Haven dariog the gale Tuesday,
ktled
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Cotton Rnctory DESTROYED.

PIrrBuEcH Tbursday. March ~.
Gen MOOrhead's Union Cotton Factory with
the out buildings dwelling, and number OF small ten
ements destroyed BY hre last night The loss Il.
very hoavy Partly insured No lives Lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

JusrIcEs OF TIE MlRISE COURT. was acci
dentally stated in yesterdays Tribune that Isaac
DAYTON was nominated Tor Justice OF the Marine
Court. JANIS Lynch and EDWARD E. CowLE:
are the only candidates The vote was as follow.
James Lynch Edward Z. Coses. 2:
lsaac DsTt0r..-......-...f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

HOMESTEAD EKENPTIoS.-The Cincinnati A.
assays the Ohio Legislature did no, pas. the law for
Homestead Exemption. The bill ps''ed both Houses
bu, was amended in each and fell through from disa
sreemeui between the tuo Houses
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Adjournment.

The Legislature OF Ohio adjourned slHe DE az
about o'clock this morning, and nearly al the mem
Der. si The ely shortly Aer breakfast for heir homes
The Session has been lsns one, and remarkable more
for s partisan Onset and personal rarcor tnar Tor any
l.sn. benefits ha. bsques,hed the good people Of the
state One hundred and thirteen days have been
charged and paid for. 20 l0- members, beside their
clerks and other officers
This was one Of the l0HseH sessions that has been
held n not the very longest untsr our memorable and
much sbu.eG Constitution Il will be found when 1e
come T. cesr W and calculate the cost II We are not
mistaken one Of the zpeasire sessions tue state
nss ever had What Is remarkable 10 the mater Is tbe
fact that AZ the time for commencing the session., Dut
very little business required the acuon OF tnat BODY and
one toe shortest Of sessions Confidently and rea-
.onsbly calcul ated upon No great Of public
policy nas challenged the attention 81 the BODY nor has
any important principle been established ~ tnfr cpun-
ellis. On the contrary the great ei0u Of the conserN.
i've portion Of toe body nss been 70 preFent inc Up
turning and utter sa0verson Of al PnneiPis 81 civil
liberty. A.,
Iii. cause or congrstulstOn. that nosritnstsnclnz
the disorssnx revolutionary sprir which oroazni
10 the Legss,ure almost msJor,y ~ those VINO oes
ose the restraints Of the Constitution and cone On me
.rs-.nd nOtvtnstznoipz the dupllety Irsacnsfy and
corruption which naturally sought alliance win s1en
"a stersls and by base coalition found an smAg.n
constituting al actual majority 10 oue orsnen' ana
Toasted of The balance Of power" In ooth-~e say u
!. us,ter Of rejoicing tina; body 80 esnsutuied and
which mad fastened ia sngs upon me body poc ns'
been disl0sged without doing more harm
We truly syupa,hiss with tnose members Tno came
I'd 70 toe lspiiol ~ih homes, ntntons and who have
lsoored N sssdaity for the puoAc ~eaL Ineif 81
forts cannot be too highly appreciated oy 'neh ie4oT
cirxsus Nor have their abors been Alto getner IN van
Athough bar little has been accomplished IN the wsy
Of lexi. arve 60 sc;nen< vast amount Of medlisied
evil has teer oreTented-and tAss, We hold, no ess
neritorious service than the sttsinmen, Of POSITIVE
-nos lOAio state Journal 26ih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

VESSEL os FIRE.-Abou, 10 o'clock this morn
ina the .loop Willard, lying at the foo, of hadsnane'
was discovered be IRE In the forecs'de Oiaeer
Mclean instantly repaired to the ve.sel aud succeeded
ed In gushing the lame. after little damage had
been done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

MURAL TABLEr.-A white marble tablet, very
neatly dressed and lerered By our next door neigh
bor, the Messrs Mead has recently 0een inserted II
ous Of the ws. OF the Episcopal Church In ihis VII
age with the following Inscription
AMsROsE sPENCER.
Ii. Of supreme ~ ne sste u Nss fort
Y..,rmsr sas c1rszl supporter Of MS ChafcA
D,-d Nlrh =. l-ss, SO, > y-ar-- .
This tablet erected BY bis colleagues IN TIE YES
Try In commemoration Of nis virtues Lyons Wing
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" .s.-o.-N- Y1rth. an of-r I'll - made yo1
m ne iron rr.oa Your lie - t>pert lPoa
goa .src,.. t. nonsnt BE- r-,esed lie Js-e-
III ~. Pssrt he -lre stoct Of Jsr-y lat rss
Ecs 1- l- Of Jtllay ani - oI-y
al god taksn IRON - boy % - man -. as
numbered b-s-~a G-ofs-o-u sni A-isncra 90 - m o. hih
trtl % farss4 ~. 1lsHo c. hIy-st IAH N az
%r- ftf ,rt frr Your - - -
ana ul1 cat -T-r} move, ssi q
roa a. 4 ksrir. N-1c lo-rttst. -.sf de-
- - fli s1-ftIs- L1-rlt- N-ht ani
80 a 70 Phla-Ph and - --- soos. al may sta -
i1rhcor1x h-si~lis ntE7H
Addressed on the outside d" w. Ses,on, MsyoF Of
Washington, ID. C. lfnilsd- Ledger.
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PoIrcr Cousr Two msn who gave their names
Jn NrCe..ey H-fb- arrested hs morning
ctar-s 81 ...snt valued .i..-oa- James scott "a
oi.s y an.e-r = cbsrx- Of .ts.lrs a. from Ia ssuler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

BUSINESS on TIE SAcRisEsTo-TheN er- BED
s,-4 reycuv. Of 27in ssys A letter received here
from Capt se,cher Of tais city dated az san Frssoisco
De L. mentions his return % that place, siier a. 40
,ce Of SIX days I'D the river in bis launch, and ,hzi
tne ,rio yielded clear pro6s Of s575 Capt n 10 en-
Taxed IL carrying passengers AMI trading 90 the saers
nsn,o Another letter receives y Geo. Randall Es4
fross c.D:. Wn n Wsrner, II the U :. corps Of To.
oaxY.peiesl Engineers dated AZ Nav He,Esss, Nov.
spe.xs Of Re climate q, ina; Place 20 delightful, snt
ne po<r district extensive. and fully corrooorstns a.
tue most favorable accounts hitherto received a. 10 the
aS,ndanes Of GOLD"
srasors Appointed examine l,o tie dc-i,y between
Ia Com risoners of Franklin Co snd tho late fress
urer rave awarded 500 20 the County. Which vii oe
collected from lhs Tressgrers sGrsaes. IA News
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a. Liqaia Hair Dye.-sArchsLoas - snisnsoos
r.d q ne ses article 10 he world for changing red %
ray hsr 20 rz,urs bacx brown color without nj1ry
% 5s har slin PeSsons visnirs he os article ne
cd Nc. q nsU srosdvsy. Copy ~ sddssss dls t1tsa
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~ Wafer.Cure.-Dr. rRALL roceses ps1emsC - na
comr,otous civ eslsbisbneEL IS Lsgntst ana GoySs
Bsy l. 1 where new and exicoHye '-l-oI - ~ ~
-,-s,-s rs. s.1umer term viii eomn>oee Apfl O1s
400, nr.-,ic- .s,snf,d 20 Coos1tsuons -. mio In
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THINGS IN ALBANY.

The Direct Railway-supervisor Bill
Whsrfase-Iucorporat Bsnks-rhr Q1sr-
antius-New-York Common schools, &c.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Don for Ofeers aud Members Of the Executive ConmHee
VI ne above sOcesy, vii be bed he ofce sprseose
Monesy nsrf, the % day q April. The po.s VII DC
ooec ~ II oc.ocE and elose preciseiy 81 7. y
81 order lrrl7 vi X B. DALI s>c~J'
g.s. hffa IN
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r~A BeautifaI white for Lsdies-wsrsnted
,ai 70 d. ur. oat ne contrary ~ improve ne sxnfe
r. 49, ard maze sof smooth. sod give The Ace recx
- 800 az .dies pure, bfe-ise hIsrees Such tns
qualities Of Jostss spsnsn u "e.'e-os' III -
zerufr- AaE for JOskfs fn<s Aeoo
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TIE PATLSr OTFIcE ROBBERY.-Ihe Mayor Of
Washington received tie following letter. on the -6tn
through the Posl Ofce. Is written IN disguised
hand and may Be hoax or Intended I. serious. Ia
either case would promote the ends OF justice TO dis
cover the author.
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IANUSEMENTS.l
ITALIAN cPERA-AsTVR PLAc


ITALIAN cPERA--ASTOR PLACE
DRlcEs OF ADMISSION -pscues ia and ID rssrs.
L 81. Amphigh~ager. - ec1ts-rhe eox booA WI -
ope1 81 the Opers Hcase Aston plsee nor A n "
ard a. Hss Music Store. ccrucr Of brosivay and r9t'
, ace. rom iloSrM poors opea u. cSmmeoee ats
% MONDAY EVENING, April :, $50 ~A ~ gseseot
81 for he erst une Douir~sfs eeieersied Opera %
BELlSARlO
Antcnns. Sxus rscicri Sehssr'o. s's Noven
lreue........ MI. Bcrshese smrs. SO Sor-M
Ealosx .Ssrx Avos sdo Giusunisro. Sig oiaoues
Earopio.. .............sig fiamSusse
Director ard Conductor. MAJ Marsss
UaUADWAr vHkArkk.-poeus ssee q
ID performance 70 begin o. Y o'cloea -or sAiohpAt
EVENING March 81. wtll be pertorrci -
THE ENCHANrREsS
stella .........M Mrs Ssgun Nssusf. nsmsa
Duke ID Aeuta Leah Nahan Asius.
Don sylyio........ Rsev-s Forte brscho.. haos
Rsmi7 sssuiu Gsl-ss. Mocfnoase
uress circle and rsrQu-L IS css Family Cree and up
ser u-rs 2sc,s 1s entrance on Arhony yet l2t GU
uURTON's rHEATEk. cHAMsEkST--
DSArURpAS GtCNiNo March 81. ell, be rlayss
THE roODLEs; or The rnners psusee,
Mr. Timothy rOodle. Barton hrs TIM roodis hnN ~oco
To b. followed By
THE CAPTURE OF CARY CtrTLE
Capt Cutie. Mr Burton MS Messiuser. MO Nssnco
Ansr which. The new version of
MACBErH
Mscbelh .......... Broas an Lady Macbeth enNno
Mscdud ........... Jchnslon Tie Cal. bW Snspmsn
Banquo. ......... Raymond flesncc. Ass hofssn
Pnces-Drcss Circle and rsrQueue ~ cis. Family Sbeas
81 Pier Is Doors or~n o. f-Tnrtain r"~s
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~ New-Ysrk Water.Care Ests ens s snes ~
vi, 0ynnsrUn, d fIEksor cor OF f"s. ~ -. -
Uciversiiy- place
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wi French Magician, will continue me nnsosemsI
sors.s every eyenios this weea The M.asrys Roorr
as Broadway when he viii sivc 0rsnd hsersl On
Esypsn Entertainment Doors opsa o. ocloes peffosu
snce commence at u O'CLOCK Admission ess's CO..
df-n Is r-nts m"
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TOWNSEND ORks MANnOrA
pAuoRAMAs OF TEE HUDSON RIVER

No Tine pains o. hes been spared 70 mshs eeee
Psintngs worthy Of tho Empire City o. the Empire Steae
Tho object Of the propesors he's sssn 70 pains
OF oar noble Hudson. end o. Nsw-Y0s Guy, which you'll
be vastly superior size, besnty and artistic men " spy
na have herstofors been eshbitsd In the wosh Tesy
rssdy cos. sbou, fWE NY .TIvEfHO DOLLARS
Door open 81 4, Psnofsms vil commence moving q
3 O'Clock.
TNseu 81 cents children bali price rietsp sdmitrnG
q ssslstasn and Two ladies, u.
fbsrs viii bs az Afternoon Exhibition Wednesdays
and saardsys 1clocs for ne serommod anon Of seu-
lee schoos and hoes VINO esnn% male Il convslsns 70
suend evenings mbuSsS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-01
Fresh Groceries.

Il
FH7ilE subscriber begs leave to acquaint bis old
IL friends and customers, tha: he is receiving
largo additions to his extensive stock of Fresh
Groceries, at he old stand of Austin & Clcgg, ON
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
to which he invites the attention of purchasers
being satisfied that he sell as low as any 9TH
er establishment for Cash or Country produce.
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt SO kegs nails
100 % coffee 1000 lbs lead
2oO bbls and half bbls 20 kegs powder
Whiskey 20 boxes tobacco
Is hhds sugar 30 soap
10 bbls molasscs 10 GO Gunpowder tea
10 '' loaf sugar 10 :. Starch
$4,000 lbs iron assorted 20 .s boots and shoes
800 plough moulds 200 los sole leather
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 80 sides upper do
IoO sets wagon boxes doz painted buckets
ooO lbs cast steel. En- 3 sacks pepper
gsh, Blister, German, ginger
and American do. bales domestic
Together with OK chains log chains. DRAWING
chalns, TIN ware, queensware, and saddIery.-
Also a few articles in the Dry Good line, and
many others too numerous to mention; all of
which he will be happy to show to those who
may honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-01

Fancy Groceries.
Ana BOXES French Surdines;
4VO SOC Cans Lobsters:
80 Jars Prunes;
so - Brandy Fruits;
barrels soft shell almonds;
50 jars Underwood IS pickles.
81 boxes asst. claret wine;
~ :" - cOrdias;
III '' IS wines;
10 Sc Muscat;
70 6 Undcrw ood's lemon syrup;
lO Champagne cider;
lO 6 Brandy chcrrics
10 - Scotch ale;
casks London porter;
- Ale;
~ baskets Champagne wine;
% boxes raisns.
June II, 40. SCOTT, WHITE & CO,