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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

These distances IL is tue are all in favor OF the
South. which would be increased by any more
Southern starting point Now If the subject can
"a understood as il is, sad as believe the pamph-
ct " hich YOU have will explain. il must think
be very easy matter to decide upon.
In the first place, as the Committees OF Con
gress have said lit is not at all probable that th
people would sanction the appropriation Of money
rom the Treasury for such work, 10 be pro-
vded for by the taxation OF the hole country. nor
s IL at all probable that the people would sane
tion the building carrying on, and operating such
work on. or for any route. Bat the whole ques
tion Is, will the people allow me to take those
wilderness lands worth nothing without the road
-buili the road-settle the country with 81 indus
triou.. producing and consuming population give
IN the eountry the free OF the road except su-
Scient tolls or its operation and repairs, aud all
nader the control OF the people and Congress.-
rbis question embraces ronte and ali, because the
.oute must be where the lands are available
axe the whole risk of success; the building OF the
6r.t ten miles proves or disproves tne success o.
the experiment; if fail the people lose no'nios'
because they still hold the lands. and can then
adopt such other plan as may be deemed pest
but II succeed they gain al, and II VIII nave
WV '"' ''''''' A. WHITNEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
R,ooklyn Board of Health.
ny TELEGRAPH 70 THE NEw.YORk TRIBUNE
Accident and Loss of Life.
B,yonAurox. Monday. June lI--9 A

BIxoHAMToN, Monday June ll-9 A. "
About 20 minutes before 2, Saturday evening,
nan nv the name Of smith, having lady and girl about
4. vs,,. Of age in q wagon with him, attempted TO
e,o.. the track at Nantcoke Creek ahead Of the pas
.enrer train from Ncw-York
,rs. engine came in collision with the horse killing
him instantly and pitching the girl out Of the wagon
nod,r the engine ing her on the spot upsettng the
,,.gon down an embankment and breaking the lady
leg IN two places and dsocatng one of her shoulders
Smith was somewhat bruised, and Is wholly at fault
he .aw the train approaching before he attempted to
cro. the track One Of the passenger cars was thrown
oa bu,fortunstely one was injured The Coroners
,e,dc, attaches no blame 10 the Railroad Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
GLEANINGS FROM FOREIGN JOURNALS.
Translated expressly for The Tribune J

~ The unexpected success of LUcIES MURAT
is explained by his popularity in private lie hotuhd
both person and character he has gained general Ia
yor by his easy accessible disposition and by his free
dom from the aristocratic habits which have brought
omany other members OF the Bonaparte family INTO
odium
rY- The following placard, affixed to the walls
Of Frankfort shows the state OF feeling in that city
"An the women and all the young girls of Wurtem-
burg announce To the German soldiers that they have
sworn never to marry one Of them whose mana mas
been stained with iratcrnd blood. All other herman
women are invited 10 follow this example
rY- The Revolution Dem0crdftqNe ct Sociaie
publishes letter from CABEr dated Nauvoo, March
2S ls49 from which we take one or two extracts
1--WE arrived here ON the morning of March 10 we
were 2sO all-l42 men, "a women, ana oi ehhuten.-
Several seceders who had been led away 10y o'n'i''
desired 10 rejon us, but we refused To receive
In no place Is the air purer the climate more hcahy
The neighbOrng inhabitants have shown US inc u',oS'
sympathy. and seem To cherish strong desire .ne' We
should form an establishment here They desirr TINS
so much that they have shown readiness 10 make sa
cri6ces to facilitate our enterprise. -,
awe have hired some houses farms and land we
have purchased horses and animals we odse IN 'eN. %
raj large houses in the neghborhood while we are wat
ing TO erect dwelling house of wood Tor all NehA'e
large reectory where we all take our meals
We have our kitchen bakery, our bntcheiy ana our
mnrmdrN. soon We sDdA uhNt Nui eNtt'N'
for ioncrs carpenters wheelnghts, acksmihs shoc
makers and machnsts are organized and IN operation
for the community, while they are preparing 70 manu-
fscture articles for sale We are daily periecung our
Organization and soon IL will be complete We are
about to establish journal in French, German ana
English, which will make the Americans acquah'eu
with our doctrines our system our establishment our
learan Community and.our progress
Diplomatic conferences, it is said, have been
opened to regulate the form of the Roman Government
The Republican form was TO be maintained with the
tile OF Apostolic Roman Republic The Pope was to
be the Official protector. Amxsd garrison OF the prin
spa celebrating powers were to occupy Rome
When Bouchot W as released from prison he was
deprived Of his shouldcrknots as sergeant sPenAiy
for the honor Of gaining his election.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
LAW Gnurfs.

po,,rr CorRr-Ahout m o'clOck last night oflcef
con1v arrested one John McCarry on charge o. sols
n. VIE and chid and threatening o tazr per NE Ile
nelly was arrested lsst evening, by ocef Hi "a a
rbarge of ss.snnnx Mary Cash. WIN lnfeht - se'.Sr
& -s., - -,tss n ss.rer BERNARD Henry ard Patrck
Ccor.or were arrested late ho1r s-t ss ehafgee
- ,-oi.-rlv a.ssulrinx officer O(s and HOfan- aud
- -.,.- - re.-ue pri.oners from rhsm while IN the
srhsr1 Of their DAFT; They we're locked up % sw ait
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
WHOLE No. l5i6.
California Emisrnpr.-Army Movements. &c.
FcSriravrNwosru Nav % lssa

fcEr iEAvFNwoRrH Nav - lsfq
Daring The present exciting times of htting out
escorts and trains f'r New Mexico Oregon snd Csfor
is- 1sfe thol Eh, f Roud n0' - smiss % give YOU
i'r your Interesting rsorr few cf the details c0narct
f4 i1 the above. On The l6fh the comusna Of Brc-
tci No Alexander 81 nfsntry. cumrosed OF tour
f'Nes OF MS regiment snd .No comp aDics oi artillery
titf ~ resintntl under the command u krrvet Maj
hsntucS. lrfi the p, - for Nev Mexico Under the
grC'rcrun 90 ths escort. Col Calhoun Indian gent
q New Mexico with ~ iamil,) wss placed Ca the
l7ih Capt h"rr II trssoous. with his company left
escort % Col Collier collector f,r >.r Fr.rris-., -
This entire command made about thirtv-eve miles
when an express Dispatched With an order tor il
% await the arrival % Gen Brooke sni .tsa under
orders for New MeNico The General has been daily
expected 10 This post bur the iate disaster among Ire
steamboats, 40 your levee. h4. u IS supposed hem ths
cause of h.s delay. Toe RIDE Regiment eft on The lCh
for their destination on the Orr-ou route the regiment
hss he,u Frequently heard irom siace is departure
ami sl were cc-'in. along well several oi the officers
having their fam. iss along with them.
The following disposition has been made Of the
paries as far ss have teeN shIe 20 ascertain Major
>nder~ou stops a. the rrst post the route, Fort
Laramie his command viii be Companies c and T.
mounted uiemen. and Company 6th infantry
Ohcers. Brcvet Lieut. Col Roberts. Capt Duncan.
Lieut. Elliot Brever Capt Mel snr Of the riaemeu
Captain hctchum. Brcyet Capt Henduckson Lieut.
hootes snt Lieut. Iuhos, oh infantry. Capt NsnvAcI
a. q W. and Lieut. Woodbury.. Engineers viii a'so De-
AZ that post Rrcvet Major SimonsCn, with his Com
psny e.. and that of Capt Newton. B. garrisOns the
second post, 20 be- established az IN the vicinity OF
Bear River on OF about the hrst ~ June, Brcvet
Lieut. Col Roberts. with his Company. G. rifles, snd
Company g. OH infantry leave with the supply train
OF about tour hundred wagons Lieut. Elliott accom-
paues this command a. Commissary snd A q. Master
After the departure Of these trains the garrison OF Fort
Leavcnworth will consist OF Company Il. 1T Dragons
and companies and r. 5th infantry Brcvet Captain
arrival Of(en Jno Wilson Indian Agent for California
As his escort via salt Lake.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

PRoFfrs OF TIE FIRSr NEssEL TO CALIFORNIA
The bark John W Cater belonging 20 Fernando
Wood Esq sailed hence for san Francisco October ~.
snd arrived cut March D.. making the run in four
months and ten days The Cater was the hrst vessel
with cargo after the conclusion of the treaty with Mex
co thar cleared for san Francisco direct from this
out a codsTiss clearance for California Pursuant TO
his Instructions, Capt Hoyt went directly TO his des
nation, touching At intermediate port The vessel
her voyage round never lost spar or split sail
She dc ubed the Cape in the Christmas holidays which
there Is the most favorable OF the year. She
spoken her tenth day out. and thereafter was
heard from, tall adices received Of the sale
of her cargo and OF her clearance from san Francisco
for Oregon. Her cargo. which large and we'll as
sorted. will net the owner one hundred and 6ity
thousand dollars profit Every article in great de
rnsnd and rapidly sold Immediately ON her arrival,
kct already well supplied Cooking stoves that
cost $40 sold tor $50 On many articles OF TIN the
per cenia ~ a profit about the same The vessel
retained her crew aud proceeded 10Th March to ore
gon 10 load lumber Tor the San Francisco market At
the time Of the Cater departure nothing definite was
known Of the golden treasures in California Indeed,
tie credit given here to the gold stories that
the Cater offering excellent state room accommods.
on- for passengers carried out only two and those in
the second cabin. journal OF Commerce.
~ Col David Ross. of Estouton, Ga was
shot dead on the 2lst ult near hs residence The
used double barreed gun. loaded with SPUR
rel shot barrel taking effect IN the right jaw and
IN the right breast The perpetrstor OF the outrage
has not been discovered
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
wAssiSeros HU'

pxpsoxsL.-Hon. WAsHiSoros HUNT, Conuoi
IA, ,s,n,ned 20 this CITY on Saturday We regret 70
IA ,ht the illness OF his father by which his absence
was prolonged. terminated fatally. Among the vsi,
TOR, n town last week was Gen FRANKLIN PiERck Of
New Hampshire. Hon wM II, sswAhD "a has been
fs.s,onsi dnties Alb. Argus, llth.
Coin IN ILLIsoIs-The Cktedgo Tribune has
.een rod ,hs; found the bank Of the Des PLANES
few miles from the city II Is In the form OF mns's
runnins In velns and seemed 10 be abundant The yel
low dust has been subjected to the OF acids and 50
far ii stands the test perfectly farther eaannsuon
of IL in combination with qaicks,teI - ~ % '"A"''
when lie genuineness viii be fully determined
ExKcrr,os- Antonio sieblich. convicted oi
murder on the high sess was executed al New Orleans
on ths lt nat
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
NEw.yoRK TUESDAY MORNING, ~. 1879

,ra-aI. a. are struggling fw liberty. sad turning
anxious .ogks 30 us for ali and surror. NOT hy
srm. icr thst they know 20 ns impcss bic. bar 'or
th- mo-sl ait 0f srani example. Trey look DO
vaIn. Ga example i sgsIasr them and Do tie
present struggle i.r liberty .hal s2an misca-ry 'n
Europe. N- may take 70 ourselves iar-e :. are "a
t. blanc. Olce csIle1 the model krpuo by
rrr friends 49, up< - cali j il derision ty oar
toes ald the slavery discussions snd ssensions
quoted as the pr.O,s ot the inpracucsbe form 90
!. v-rumenr w hich we hsvs adopted. "A MT en-
ssc ia s1cr discussnns. .ncr 30 snt tha. % d-press
fl- cause oi strusg irE i-. enm throughout Europe
Ncr can d-syarase the work. or abuse the sift Z
or ancestors. Never has there appeared upon
sssih a boty ot men WOO Jeff richer inhrri,aace.
or a nobier example to their post-rity. Wisdom,
molesty, deco un. iorbesranee, dignity. modera
ti.u. pervadeI all th-ir works. and ctsractrrz q
All their conduct. They cornncted = Revoiauon
" th the order oi Ar Old established q 'vc~nmcu' (;
they founded 4 new Grvsrr m-nt with the Wis
doM az a.es. they in4I1istcrgd rt in their day
IN temperance aud Judgment They let Us
the admiration snc the envy Cf the friends ol tree
throughout the world. AID a-e ~. their
yosferiry. il the second generation. q spoil this
p. i.h iutrrifauce-mar tnis noble wurN-liscrett g
rvs great axsm oie--sud throw the weittt ot the
Republic against the friends ol repub.icSulsm pa
treir deadly struggle I cannot do 10. Taught 70
admire the founders OF our Govsrlme n my
early youth. / reverence them now taught O.
value their work then, worship 10 now s Ssna-
tor for thirty wears. | cannot degrade the Senate
ny engaging 10 Save-y and disuuIon discussions.
Silence such debate IS my prayer and II that can
40. be done | silence mVset
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
~ Col. David Ross, of Estonton, TIA v
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ FOwlers s. Wells, Phrenologists and
Publishers. Clinton Hail. 3l Nassau-st near the Park
W Mrs. VI. -. Cove Nichols, Water-Cure Physi-
cau q LeNng Consultations rom 10 A Nj 10 4P NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

nI~sOITTIOs.-Thec coparrnsrship heretofore e1
IL stng between The undersigned under ne nrn or
HENRY 1sTODDARD 4 co Mobile, Ais, and New
cans. "a and of JOHN HENRY co in he Ciiy of
NewY1rk bns his dsy been dissolved BY mutual con
sent IOHS HENRY, THOS- PORTEOts or ALEX
sTODDARD are authorized 70 settle the sraan o. said
copsrtDerhip and use Of The rn tn hqgidaton
-Sex-York jane I, 1873. -
JOHN HENRY. THOMAS PORIEoUs,
ALEX. sTODDART. JAMES HENRY
R0BT. T. BRoWS. Isli 2ws
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

DOOFING.-Goodwtn's Patent Cenent shestssng
ID Tor Roofs . cheap ght and durabe-prce y eens
per foot aid on rough hsmiOck boards y esns per loot
over On or znc and warranted. Apply 70 . OooD"iN,
u COllege-plsce near ChamDersst References H. has
1rS rof Done $50 feet sl Cenue-sL; DeCosse, roof
done s65 feet y Wesst. A1ernea Ferns roof done,
"a feet, 81 Grsenwich-sI c. Fly, roof done, 1851
- IA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
r,- Wntrr-Cure In-iitute..-DR TR,LL recei'

paf n AZ IN comnod Ous city shent 10 ghIst
1ne door from Johns Park and Al Oyster Bay, l. Tie
hss also competent assistants Tor outdoor practice Con
siltatOns, verbal or by etter. s. myl, Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
rr,o DFNTI.T..-Jar received FROM our On

ITO DENTI-T-.-Just received from masofac-
tory AZ Trent0n n J. fns lot Of incorrupuole teeth
beautiful 10 Of enare shapes naiura body good
and solg Dianas and well set, warranted 10 stand
the bOwpipe without cracking changing color, and for
sac wholesale and retail a. FOSTER 4 cos S7 Broad
way, u the entry first foor where have hand
several improved drnta operating chairs with movable
backs, &C. We have hand lot Of hnely pGlyerssd
leld.par. free from lmpgrrez crude DO myz 6w.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
The Cholern at the West.

FIT1sbUHGHl MOhuHyi JUNV IT,
A case Of cholera occurred in our city to-day.
The victim was Mary Glass, who died in few hours
sher the attack
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
RPOOKLYN

c,-x cor.r-Before Judge Greenwood and Aldermen
ps, nd Cuies This Court opened ths morning
ne usual h0rr Upo1 calling on ne cases none were
s,S 10 BE- ready and the Court accordingly dicurned
over Ill to-uorroW-
Kr<rs COrNrY CIEcUTT COCRr-Before Judge morse
No On Calendar frst tskea up which Jans>s
Freseh vs D1ad Tgs FoSrhis Sh<rIf Of hiaSs Comfy
h. was an action Of repeva 70 recover certain goods
which had been levied upon by the Sheriff is
tended Illegally TIE esss vii probably oecapy the ea
ere day.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

PorricAL The following curious coaPie'
painted on sign board in Pellst.;
.wsshine ironing, and going 10 days woIk,
Donr We, and well done. by Lo0iss bocrSe'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

"DyMoCRArIC' UNION - WiscoNslS.-The
State Central Committee Of the Free Democracy
# Wisconsin have formally approved ct the re-
commendaton Of the Tnion Meeting Of Free Soil
men and Democrats held az Madison, March 80
lsl9, aud have invited the Democratic State Cen
trsl Committee TO unite ith them IN calling a
State Convention az Madison the 2th OF Ssptem-
ber next, for the purpose OF efecting sunion Of
the friends Of Freedom and Democracy, and of
nominating candidates for State officers in accord
snce with the suggestions Of the Union meeting ct
Nadfsou
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Board Of Health"

Hoard of Health. MONDAY, June H.
Dr. Geer the Resident Pny'iclao, reports n
NV, cases Of Cholra snd y deaths A. having occurred
.oce his report fyesierday, u OF which have been re-
oo,,ed BY physicians in private practice in the Cen
1t Hospital, and in William st Hospital. Deaths
a in private practice, in Ccntrest Hospital and
a. ,v,nisrnst Hospital l-igned by the Board
RrookIyn Board of Health. MoroAY June H.
slnee Saturday there have been but cases OF
CHOLERA reported 70 this Board, and death.
cHAs s. 6. GOoDRIcH, Physician to the Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

n bLl5hEEc-We would inform az consomrs ot
Printing Paper tz prepared 70 fgrns ~ xood and
inform quality u News or BOOK Paper, sor can f1p-
sners will ind the cash system the nost rotabse a. wei
In their purchases sales We resrr 10 s0ne oi oe
principal In this CRY and Eoston a. 70 our aDi
Ify manufacture good srtcle 0f Paper Any Sze or
We Khf made order shO<f notice s-PPy
gusTanteed JONES l. WHEELWRIGHT,
wyl2 I'm 10 s.a1e-st Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
C1scrNSArr. Sunday. June

Twepty.six cases of Cholera and six death
have occurred within the past p hours.
The Produce Markets yesterday were unchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

Rrscusp.-A small boy named .nss anne
yesterday fell overheard at the seee0nS '''A' 0D'
rescued by officer Coulter
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

Ors<s Cseres ssssseef boAss Stne y irBi
rI,O PAINTEHs.-sessd proposals vi be received
by the subscnber N this ohce, until June TO- 80,
oclos NJ for the labor necessary paint tho fsnes
ar Ound the receiving reservoir, Eighysxthsueet 70
have Of paint The Materials fsr the same viii
furnished BY tbs Croton Aqnsduet Department. snd The
work be done under the direction of tho President u
the Board
Proposals 70 be endorsed Proposals for psiDung ths
fence the Receiving Reservoir" ana 70 bc directed 70
the undersigned. UZZfAH WESMAS,
ies tl3 President Croton Ac1duct Board
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

SARATOGA WATERs-Prom Pavilion. Empire,
CIotne AnG Congress Sprngs constantly receiving and
70, ..s By Ss 1s.sasx 2, rss yasy. * ~, o..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

FIRr.-A FIRE broke oot about lo3 O'Clock yes
,.,asv morning, In dwelling on the Fourth avenue
ma, One Hundred and Twenty hih St caused by man
..,,...lv lsyipg down a cigar feather bed, The
"a s. ss.,royed but no other damage was sustained
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

T ETTER COPYING AND NOrARIAL PRESSES
1.-The sabscrbers odsr for ssIs large sssoftment %
Copying Presses both screw and sver of vsno1s sues
and psfterns Sotsra Presses, lsree and email booxs
Of COPYING Paper, best qasAy Dsmpns Brushes Copy
ing Ina. Oiled Sheets
Blank Books Paper. snd ssssiossry q e.sg possible
,e5 N Manufacturing slaronsrs, n Msiden-l lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

~ Liquid Hair Dye, improved 80 as 10 color the
hair hskers the momentlts applied without the least
nuryts entirely free from unpleasant odOr, AMI eau b..
washed with stou yest soap Immediately Il s applied
without waiting IT, dry For sale, sppied at BArcHE-
LoRfs VIZ Factory WasL myl5 IufhA Sat n
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
rv- w,,erCure.-Dr Mrrxrs. Orange Noun

ty~ Winter Cure.-Dr MEEKEs's Orange Mountain
Wafer Cure establishment, st South Orange, y. j IL now
open TOR the reception of patients The establishment has
one gOst ssrable oc tOns for the practice o tht
Water Cure. and Is htied up very superior manner
having private baths attached 10 ihe patients rooms The
cars for south Orange leave the foot OF COandsL al
o'c och. and 7 NJ daily, reaching South Orange II
hour Letters Tor circulars addressed TO DR. MtsKEs
above. Jei I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

TS- Wigs, Wigs Wiss.-CiHzens and strangers
are informed that the cheapest and best assortment
Of g- wigs t0upecs braids Of long hair and other
ornamental haris to be- found al MEDHVssr HsAKD's,
q Aiaiden-ane. The trade supplied. myA lm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

ITO PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PUB.
i LISHERS.--F0 sale, one Adsms's Improved Press,
double medium slzs, In perfect order Also double
medium eyander press, Hoes patent and nearly nsw.
Inquire o. - AnLst nyl7 1zwimDhfmW
ITO PRINTERs.-Ae complete Get OF Drytng Poles,
90 sides, mon approved hind. msds By HOE co fos
sals he Trhor- O1<s -vs ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY, June IL, le3S
HY Mr.. ORRIS THOMPSON. Carpet Msnuiacsu-
rer al Taravc Conn assures us that he has No died
OF Cholera as reported in the Journal of Commerce
Knowing him for several years we assure our readers
that Mr. Thomp pson statement, may be implicitly relied
ON. No person looking less like a dead man than Mr.
r. Ia. heen in our office these three weeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

re- Look out for your Heads THOSE who
have the tO appreciate taste, Will recognize In tbs
style OF hair-cutug practced ~ MEDHURsT HEARDs,
Maldeu-lane something unusually graceful. The style H
suits the of the face. And ihen there are
tw0 clean brushes for every customer What luxury
my22 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
SINGER,s CARVING MACHINE.-Th

been invented for the last ceatary for the many
purposes has Intended aud has very many advantages
any other machine 10 use. IL cafves wood.
metal stone and gass IL also finishes most OF s wofh
without hand labor FOR machines and ngh TO use h<n
apply 10 tse undersigned, al the once Of Aesss A b.
Tsylor Co Iaguea Hsw-Ysfh City, where . ma
chine and specimens Of its work may be seen.
ie2 2wsod- ISAAC ~. SINGER
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

II HOE 6k CO.'S COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES
II. The ssbsenbers msn1fscurs and have for ssle,
their warerooms Copying Ind Seal Presses Of the
spproved psuerns which they would call the attention
OF merchants and others who In want of superior
dele al moderate price, The surface Of or copyiag
with and expedition They also lrnisk eopyngak.
copying -booxs, eopypapsr, We. r. NOE Co
milo 6m Pross Makers. kr k5 fsoldst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
80 OO0 Gas BR sAFELY INvEsrED 2

J7~.VVV VtTy pTOnIahIe
re- pectabe person will hnd chance 90 do 90, BY
stating and residence, addressed 10 box s2
Post Ofhce n \ jeii 81
LANES w. ROBERTSON, formerly Of - Bed
~ fordst learn something OF interest 10 him by al
dressing A. W THOMAS. Troy. Bradford Co, Ia. With
out delay jell lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

llOARD.- OF two pleasant rooms suitable Tor gen
IDtemen and their wives sing gentlemen 10 lei win
beard on reasonable terms either transient or permanent
Apply to Mrs A. NJ. Maxwell, III Chsmbersst Refer
ence required Jell W.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
BOARDING..

DOARD-A paror and sleeping room, furnished or NOT,
Dwtn board may be had In asna private ienlly where
there are no other bosrders neighborhOod quiet and
gentee Inquire at SOS Houston-s block VI Broad
lell u
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

When Bouchot as released from prison ne was
deprived Of his shouder-knots as sergeant spehSiV
for the honor Of gaining his election
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

~ csn marble for tOmbs and grayest0nes, monuments,
posts learhs 6agging, building etc from quarry atey
opened in Vermont, owned by the subscriber VINO VIII
execute orders any descnpro Of marble required
Manufacturers supplied on liberal terms ..-
JOSEPH y. LfPPITT.
New.York: S7s Westst. ard 5s5 ".shngon-st
MIA I'm ~ DERR. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
.lacnrd. affixed TO the walls

Of Frankfort, shows the state OF feeling in that city
IAN the women and all the young girls of Wurtem-
burg announce To the German soldiers that they have
sworn never to marry one Of them whose mana mas
been stained with iraterna blood All other herman
women are invited to follow this example.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

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