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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-22
LuBECB, February IL, 1919

LuBECK February IL, 1919
SIN am houored with your esteemed favor of the 9th
willing to aid me in exporting the boxes, &c. you by
mistake when did discover you the which
apologized for the wongsending OF the things you.
thought had done all that would be done by gentleman
merchant TO explain what TO think serious
offence You certainly would not, sir wish me to suffer
for unexpected error, and think have fall claim
upon you to what you have received through
mistake shall expect the from any merchant and
know not Swedish law and think at once you will help
me by sending back the Nc, which have sent al
together without intention, so unfortunate to you.
Hoping sir before you receive your boxes you will send
back mine, which certainly should have
have the honor to remain your most obedient servant
JOACH FRANCK
tOther letters and documents explaining the
shipment of the boxes by the "Frheten, omitted or
want OF space for their insertion ]
Know all men by these presents that John Elias Won
Langenberg, OF the city OF Stockholm notary public, by
certify and that the foregoing documents marked
A, Is, G, D. f, +, q, either verbatim copie
rate and just transatons OF original papers in the hands OF
the honorable Henry William Ellsworth, charge dafiares
OF the United States In Sweden aud that the several sig
natures are well known to me and genuine.
In further testimony whereof have hereun,o Sc, my
j. E. v. LANGENBEhG Notary Public t.. 81
hereby certify that Mr.. f. " LANCE nberg is duly
sworn public at this place. and that his signature
April, lSl5.
G. D. ARFWEDSON, U. s. Consul Il. S ]
To all this conclusive proof may be added that these
malicious charges regarded by the Swedish govern
with the facts, with indignation and contempt
have the honor to remain, with high consideration,
H. w. ELLSWORTH,
United States Chargx DAfaires
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n ECElVED Of w. w. Corcosnn hatssn collars Ia
N the fund for the i'm provenent Of indiens
May 70 ~ $500 :
TH1R iNV10ONATEn--Just received fresh stock Of
III Barrvs Trcophcrous Guerains En- Lusireie, and Cal
s.,. ,s,,se, ali which recommend Tor iU quail
,;. IN REMOVING dandruf, giving soness and lustre 70
The hair and very pleasant and agreeable w9sn tor tho
Fancy and Psrfumcry store near Nation.l Hossl.
May l7-6t fe"nyvsn'@ avenue
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-22

ms Mr.. JAMES r. HALLIDAY II u candidate for the
office of Collector of Taxes for the ensuing and his
and qualifications respectfully submitted to the
yoters of the CITY May I6-dU4
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LUBEck, January 8, 1919.

LUBEcK, January 3, lS49.
Sir am very sorry find that the wrong goods have
been sent to you by the Frheen Capt Bolin The
has no doubt arisen from their having been Trave-
munde, when was in the hurry, obliged send bill Of
adng without seeing the goods; ami when they
back again to Lubbock, could not myself them ship
ped The mistake admit is very serious one but not
altogether my fault will, however, with much pleasure,
ecy IL il you will cause them be reshipped by the first
opportunity from Stockholm TO Lubbock and should you
honor me with your further commands, shall take
that your cases ksten) shipped in the spring
have the honor to be, your most obedent servant,
JOACH. FRANCK.
The Hon. Col. ELLSWORTH, &c, &C. Stockholm.
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CyOR sALE-The house and lot occupy: Terms libe
L raj ISAAC HOLLAND,
Nav 22-eod3t [Iutl I7h
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SrocK April 10. 1919.

STOCKHOLM, ApnI I9, 1873.
hereby certify that the reclamation, given in the For
eign Office the l4th OF December by H. w. Ellsworth
charge daaires of the United States OF America
for some cases containing books household provision and
wearing apparel, arrived from Lubbock by Capt Olson
tAllmant Val y and that they designated
rived from the same port by the "Frheten, Capt. Bon
l.. MANDERSTROM,
Chief Secretary of the Department Tor Foreign Affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
The Sub-Trepsury.

We fnd IN the Mr. York jOnragf Of Commerce,
which very much oi a hard money paper notice ~
one Of those odi0us and absurd regulations % mo SUB
Treasury law which requires the nAti OF remedial egis
lati1n IL refers 10 the mode IN which importers are
obliged 70 pay cash duties Instead OF using certinrd
bank check which il good gold the importer IA
com PEELED thermometer AZ sO 10 send check 20 tue
hank wair till the money 10 counted in gold, after el
prior corners have been served in the way take
Ii 20 the Custom House take hs see Al the END %
long string OF similar victims wait {l their gold il al
counted aud then wait tll BE own sd 10 counted by
nclc sam Thus au operation which ought UNDER sen
sbe legal pr0vi.iOus 20 occupy ten or fifteen MINUTES
il made 10 consume the beit, part OF business day 70
the great IN convenience Of the importer and 10 ms great
additional expense.
Thi. i. one OF tho favorite reforms Of the late Al
1inistraton md az that marvellous nnancier the t'"
Scr ary OF the Treasury This sthe mode Of setting
cash duties m the days u Railroads and Electric t"l-
graphs While other things are moving forward IN ms
matter we are going backward 10 unciFufed and Oar
barous times This digging holes for the piessur. ~
filling them up this is dragging heavy loads up ni
tor the sake OF dragging them down again sufficient
" agreeable amusement Tor fools and savage Dut ~
together unworthy sane and intelligent men IN the mo
die OF the ninetecth century.
Under The existing system New orA merchant can
effect an important negotiation with his correspondent
in New.Orl-sus-beizn and complete the whole tran
sac,ioD-in lss time than - required Tor MN 20 -nl
round from Pgarlst 20 the Custom house t. pay ih1
duties on an importation OF silk goods
We should hSe % hear What can oe ssl Ia 1eiehsr
of this unmfigatsd absurdi,yan absurdity 40 gross
and obvious that II shocks the common sense OIL me
least INTEL Why 80 ibis stage OF the world man
should he compelled 20 consume three or four hours no
erecring a transaction with the Government "nicn III
could eject with neighb)r IN a. many ninuifs' VI"
cannot imagine On the face Of u -ne system H. wrong
and indeiensble and sincerely hope that the mex,
Congress will at purge he sub reasury IA" oil
nsrei.I people Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

CorrrEsY.-Shsn courtesy be done ony - H. e
-ien and oplv hy the rich 10 good breeding "n4lA
df=srs If q, all from nigh breeding. ony a. u &C
fully rernen oers the rznfs ~ others rathef ran
suUv insists on its rights discern 10 speeis4 'l
-etion with weah and hirrn but rather taat i LIS ~
hu-ap nature r.ef and j. due from At men tD"lil A.
,,en o. strr.h were your schoo.master ~ nis po-t
~ worth ANYTHING wren there. tnis with 90 HicA
.lso would te reformed Nay each man we're fnen 40
hi. reigbbo-'. scho0lmsster I'll 81 euzih r-af-
~i..-ed unnasnnered peasant could no more b. me-
~ Ian tasssn. unscqusintsd vito 5o-snca pnysi
oiov n who fei; not that the clod re Dro<e " - RI
:, 1ssv., Thomas CsEig.1.
B1sTns MsTTEFs-Jutge Wc0ipn~y "a Pig
s.et hi. readiness % deliver 'he Eliogy or Fr@si-r'
Polk a. en ear ier day tan ne nrst l.n-e - "a
ne. has accordingly been rxef- --f H.I.'- --
HaT1n Society have rollnie@fea 1t r. -. -
Taere Vers - foreign entries ~ ~ ~e'-'- - !. -
H9ase OF M0niaytae largest nun ~ s,.I 1870 y
-,.ssv T5e lark J. Parker cleared i9r ca-iornlA
IN Monds7 earned out for he Use o. ne Oszrr' "
!. 49,, s..o-.na.nt OF usefg. commod ties - Y
-. rIs5k e. . N boards = y bricks, VI clap
-. - 80. cement. - bolts cOl-Os tuck l.ele
cs.t. al. - N lsths, ~ n shingles. s..
HE,Lrar CrrT.-The eatire u7n0ero Of 5eatb'
- Nv ondon O. tr- toe year ending JAY, l-i9 va
.r-,ri'ag % TIC C.-7s ~ ninelyilree. Inis j. BE-
sv. = - the suf OH oi Jrtsi.fy Tor 2oglia
non Ct between 1000 and u 9l, which can b. Jlne
IL the United states. or 10 4ny part Of toe world
QryB.c WEArHss-The Cholera has fairly 81
in y eases in three days and most Of the sick hs'
died the thermometer a. se> IN The shade, snS
rain mscn wsnted there extensive ores IN int
woods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

The epidemic IS said 70 be making sad havoc 10
Lexington ny Among the cases was the Editor OF th'
Aas.. Mr. Finneli he recovering however, al last
adyices In many families there IS scarcity Of th'
necessaries Of lite snd the generosity Of neghbonns
farmers has been taxed supply the want Among The
contributors mentioned - sheep from number OF
sgrculiuIisis 81 and smaller sums from different IN
ividuss number OF grocers, Ass, have offered any
article their line free OF charge for the destitute
At Nashville there have been several deaths from
Cholera. Gases had also occurred ~ Lebanon Tenn
The Naskris Wig mentions deaths IN one family one
mile from Nashville, and IN another "A deaths whites
and blacks four miles from that place. ne disease
wss in msry parts Of the surrounding country
The disease has also broken out IN some OF me neigh
boring villsgies aud counties In Indiana In WASHING
ton Dsviess County it made It's appearance on tn'
both ut and up to the 9th inst 10 had occurred
which proved fatal On the iii, there were ne" cAse
reported and deaths note from Nj Murphy tn'
Postmaster At Washington, SAYS The cholera u
raging in this place The citizens have led ia ever
direction. On the 9th, from AN. 10 Pm II deaths
The population IS under thousand
At New Albany there had been only one deatn IRON
Cholera for the week ending on saturday u ma
broken out in Alton H. and It is raging violently
Beleville. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
Dr.rRrcrryE FlREIs MArcA {

DgsrRrcrIvE FIRE ~ MAucH CHrNk-s ov,v1O
n PROPERTY DEsTRoTED We regret 70 learn inst =
vrv de.tructive and csautous broke out 10 Aauc
Cnunk IN sunday lsst. n the most roursnlnz AN1
business portion OF the town destroying properly e
mated - $4,000 A. least thirty houses says or
f-eyraphic spatrh Rave been reduced 70 ssnes Hr
fsog1ng Is list of the sufferers Dods9n : DeAi'il
store. and iOur dwellings Dgsan NiAans' ory
foods merchants Polk's drug store Legget : ~neei
wright shop John Joseph snop and Dwelling -or'' :
new building John Aiers. two dwellings JOhn Lessen
rinr. r. storehouse dwelling &c M fisnrf harness
and saddlery shop Packer s. O"ines shoe store
ovsned bv Judge Packer Judge Packers SIRE house
m. Court House and Jail ire Office q the Carton
- Ga-'s and materials. together Win several 1"ti
houses. including The Eagle HOTEL Ine Oid go, -.
usn w. saved bv dnr OF daring seldom ezreliec We
understand that tts ire originated Dodspn = bea-D
warehouse and was communicated from ho' @'D''
rs-sss-lv thrown under the building " nen Of -cs'
cred fhs FIRE had gained such head~ay tnat fes1'a
Was vain. heavy wind prevailing a. the u1i3' -1'
building was soon wrapped IN names 4ts colf'" -
ss.t crossing Main-st and hsrketsgliir' "N-"
rs,chad Harlan large brick dwelling Great pfa'e j
5s 10 the citizens tor their efforts % suDdus the ts'
fPhladeiDhis news. j. tn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

81 HEATH HOUsE.-The unders sued would respect
nly inform s former patrons that he above establish.
ne mas been takeu lOf the ensuD g year by Mr. DAVID
A CRONELL. and viii be under - persosa manage,
uent and supervision Mr. CrOwrli l. extensively aud
fsvoraby known having been u proprietor ~ lne ale
celebrated New-Jersey Hotel" in Morrsiown New
Jersey FROM tue Improvements aud addition. recently
made 10 the building the addition OF ne" and modern
furniture together wllh the @xpe ieuc- ard devotion 10
business Of Mr. Crowel the accOmnod atoms will dou ~
less be Of superior order anu tho pace rendered more
desirable than heretofore.
Mr. CRONELL IS nov In Possession Of he premises,
and ready Ia give prompt attention 10 Applications Tor IN
formation. Tor l<nodatons al the Mountain ne
er.uiny season 4 MARSH.
seioogsl's VI tnfain, y. T. June I. le'l
The urdersi ued refers the public 10 ne above nolce
rom Judge M8rsh md will only add that his long cSpe-
rerce iu he agement Of Hotels particularly ~ mat
ltfe extensive establishment he New Jersey Ho'el'
In Morrstoyyn. hs IL inspired with confidence 70 say
o. those visiting the above celehruled watering ace,
tn,t In The management ~ no above named estaD-
b,hment they viii meet with all the attention. comfort
af that they have received from 10 late pro
oreor The wi be open for he reception Of com
pany the loth Of the present month JaneL A.,
ie.i eudtAuglf u A. thOW LID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
New-yorL Po.t.Omce Appointments.

jew isto->orhviae Faron CO Dtf.us Moore peaa
p GsnssrooTt SANTOS - es-es
sgpoaisd Harlow Lswr-uce. Y ~ Grernned .-'ts.
t,xs C. Rows W..l.rs Oa~s Vsss. Asd-oo CO Geo ~
zud Leosnon Horace A Canfo~i N--isafs' '"
lnghsfn Gi-rhsr. DaiCh-s. Co Jsu-s A Is ~n-s.1
Ulster % ctAasr si- aac usms - " bsrA Sr-eA "a N
A. mNhie, sPp,lfte, v 49,.
Place. 40 Chsfi-. NoothaI SrthtoEn So jan - fa -
lie % S~ta IA, nor fr~psc-. % Nsiatne rf n-.i
S1--rs CO. Joaa W Sfuth Ms worth. N'aene 90
l. Ma .1stlfsh. Msue1 CO la kassel bAii-,'--
zion C = n hy AZ, lrn. froone Co T. fla- ia 4 -
u- fuosm Go Auglus hsr-1 fn-r, Cha1su4as Go n-i-
~ get a. Wet kery &C. kuso f-toa sgFaiea y
lnoa kiefy. So yhsug- i.AsrN Las e-.s
Wen G s;~ tasrs- afc H-rusn ~isor 7Poat-a NJ "a
Creck. w n. c. chsr g~d - " lss
Nv fcsr orricrs ksr.BLsHtp Ju s. lst9 Pep Ns -
% ka-ss Cos-s Rrash-t ta Msrs, Issac W
Sater LA. for Nst- Jobs B-,t-- 81
"a CO Jse Mer foftvA- Me- lors Co Chsr-- Gas Pste
Rehsri NcCos hutsflut pa oag- c. y
"a Tss-s Jrser.oa Co ohs Rsrpos Mar-tf'. o.s-s
Co Stsuoa Gie;. dsutoA Ceuisr. 90. A-trs~ Hs-t W-
n.s Schohar- Yf~ard Moos Ctr. 1cHQtas ca
tn.u Warart >oah Cn~faurs Cheruux Go Geo " knrrt'
p.sn Ws.cA-.sr CO Joan Bon To .rse- oa;a CO !oei
n r.,y-. B1d Pont CO Rsb<r chssuz 40 kv- Jeaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
HOTELS.
MORIARTY,S

CONGRESS SPRING TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
Broadway near the celebrated Congress Spring,
sAEArocA sPSfNGs
EEPr As 4 TEMPERANCE HOUSE for 10 years -
N ia deli ghttu situation and its proximity o. tho prnc
pal spring renders u desirable resort for visitors
Norarfy Of New York Cry. will be- ascot ated with his
mother OF the business Of his ste father
Good accommodation for gentlemen travelling In theu
own conveyances MRS. J. d. MORIARrY son.
Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
:. ADMINISTRATORS. SALE OF RIAL Is

\ TATE-P1rsu4 ant ~ decree 81 ne Orprans CCQfl
m IN. Counry u Monmouth New Jersey, made 10 n
TEN Of F-1r4ary 1913 ths subscriber, Admnisrstor Of
gFyEgE GRE(O cecessed, VIII sell Al publ geacue,
90 me grsnses % y EDNEsDAf, he <5th July, between
~ hours 0f y and 5Oclqck " Of IT,, day. ne Farm
u 1ereased, Containing about = acres, slAtec a.
Iorz BaLcl NJ1mou.l County, S-wJersey, distance
ABOUT thr.e a0gfs sal from NeEYork. TIE hosss . - o
stories aiKh. lf.tras Try cellar, paved Win oric<
lrd Ei-lr- a. .t-g sachef, 81 new ard butt y no
Ora -ty- ard Of he beet materials sot Work1AnsAI
$50 a. = sHd comElOO barn. carTAse hO.sS -. -
Llrse, s1d ~ The recsssary Cstbuiicsks, Ee" -. ~
good order On he pace i variety o. IT. ~ ;.
age portion Of Which have been gra-ec' sno - ~ 80,
c. lent ana revers y spr.ngi siso e.'s, 80 -
xafer Tee iz-d Is in bzh state oi eol, IN -
net .c niraby ADAPTED " 10 pfodueas q .. - a.
rket t~-z both from tie mature u NJ 81 =" -
-. roxtrlfv 70 ~. Hsar-Yyrk rIxrE.t u ~ ~ oiy
-. go, ysfoa Ton Landing. md RON rec c.Ak
49, a-s-r ~ia~- in sumner sca. OF lrfc 10 1siy
--,rs,l-s IN viii NeW-Yofk, BY ne steamers Ea"ir
-. a. Coofd-nce FOr Ken--snan dong D1snes'
= ,,.-y,.s srf W-rfng re healthy sfO u easy az
- IN .rerd Toe ssuaeT ne sboTe Is most desirsDls
- a, ne same ime snd pisce, lot Of woodland
.r-.f.d Al Penis Neck, cOntsining sboof u arres
psr.or. wishing 20 view IN premises. VIII please sp
nv 70 Mr. 8 lane sore-keeper At Long brsneh. 90
tl show ths same AID give sach Information 80 may %
required, or 70 WILLIAMC c. 0REiG, Acninsus,os
Iy2 1x- ~ CnsrySN Ss~'"s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
BROOKLYN Board Of Health TUESDAY, July H.

Since yesterday 10 cases Of Cholera have been r.
ported : Of which proving fatal, VIZ Mary hngnss'
AGED q Graham. 81 Ann Egan aged 90 Atlantic e.
son Of Isaac Bell aged years, Myrtle avenue Claus
A.ander. aged 40. Columbia ct John Blank aged 80
Furnsn.st CHAs : j. GooDRicH Health Physician
B.-The Board Of Health particularly request nal
all complaints Of nuisance be made in writing ana
signed by the name Of the complainant as II Is impo'
rble b. take notice Of anonymous communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
ST. CHARLES HOTEL :

BOSTON The =; Charles Hotel corner Of Beach and
ID Lincoln 81. opposite United states Hotel snt or.
-.sier Depot has been thoroughly renovated snd pacJ
in the best order Il will be- found to be Hotel OF the
rt ass with every convenience and attention that can
r,r-rihufa o. on insure the comfort OF li- guesis
TIE ST Charles Hotel IL conducted upon sbic Temper
auce principles Terms moderate. -
Pagga taken from and 20 the Worcester End Od Col
ony Otpuis free oi charge MlLO A IAl LOh'
Boston, June 7. l8i4 proprietor
a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
STMsIER RETREAT. -

- MfIEK KfTKEAT. : TIC sNenfOn 81 NE
,~iravrIng community aud those who wish 10 leave
the Of the city for few months 10 caeo
banks u the Hudson % miles from this city. kept by J.
Hafdeu every farty that could be asked FOR 10 and
frr tfe civ where they Will find variety VI beautiful
.c-nery e.h trusts green yards and meadow adorned
with frees and every attention paid 20 those who may
favor The house with call which l. designed 20 be kept
o1rn ~ an Ous Of the year, with good stables Tor
l- teams Of those who may wish TO travel Ivy land
fvff w. ISAAC HADDEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

THg FIFE ASD Moe At ALLEGHENY CTf.-
dispatch dated Pittsburgh, July i6-s P n. say,
We are sorry 20 say thai the authorities have iolnd
u necessary 70 call out tn military 70 enable the hfr
department Of Pittsburgh 10 do effective service IN
9usl,ng the FIRE At Allegheny City, and protect the
lives OF the inhabitants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
XIAN-ION HOUSE. KEyPORT, y. the

4FI-UIITIlHr WUI . NOM Ts TTrlIs hfI IN7 FII'
ger+uly thst his splendid Mansion House l. no" hilfd
iu As the reception VI Doafders and visitors
81 iri-r ana yyi.ecerr are stocked with the best the
sr sfords The airy add cool, and no enort
shall spared % render the say of guests ag-eaDle-
NJ better frites for seabaihng can be fOsnd IN the
ssod The steamer John Han leaves the foot Of Cham
ber.-st each day a. 10 A " snd JPN
,vl2Iw- JOSEPH MURPHY Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
- WIrs Wia., Wix.,-

r. Wigs. Wigs, Wigs.-Cihzens and strangers
informed that the largest cheapest and best assort
~ wigs hafvigs toupees brsds OF long hair and
oil er ornamental hair 10 to be found al MEDHussr
Hg,So's. y Maiden lana The trade supplied le1p I'm
~ Wigs and OVERWHELMINGLY ce.eoruied
VIZ Factory f.. 10 Waist where NJ all times can he
found tine largest assortment IN the city. strangers and
should cal and Judge for themselves before pnr
chasing elsewhere BArcHFLoR's newly invented wigs
obtained silver medal Al the Fair Of The American ln.u
mia gonv the .dfross mvlS NANNFn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
BY TELEGRAPH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE.


b0s1ONl u fsuHy July y.
The United States steamer Princeton, Engle
commander arrived at this port this forenoon, having
,cft Nsples the 7th June She touched At fsysl and
sailed from thence on the ID July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

~ Water Cure.-Dr. MsEgES's Orsage Mountain
Water Cure rsab -hnenf, a. South Orange. " j snow
open cr the reception OF patients The establishment has
OF the desirable CcauOns for the precuce OF Tie
Ws.er Cure and "a huei up In very superior nsnneF
having private baths attached The pSueuts rooms The
for south Orange leave the foot Of Cortland - al
o'ciocS. A. ara ! P daily, reaching South Orange
tn one hour Leiisrs for circulars addressed 10 Dr.
MEENER. As above iyl6 Inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

TgF PAsr.-Tne Cleveland True DemocrGt
speaking OF Judge rArPAS President Of the Ordnance
Cshrston on tbs 18th inst states iha; on arriving At
the mouth OF the CyAhogs ty years Hso N me moan
Of Nav. he fossd there 9S k-i-s sor' Of inaian
holstery kept by LORE, 20 CAErER Ins' SA' VIC Is.
ginning Of Cleveland And what change mas ne VII
nessed in that period Ii is most WONDERFUL @ho No
language csn describe it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Board Of Health .-.TU

U0nrd OF UfHII" ~ VE'DH'f ny -
ID, GyyR the Resident Physician reports lO5 new
Of Cholera and 81 deaths as having occurred since
M ,epor, Of yesterday, returned in the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
txrINDOW SHADES. on

txrINOoW SHADES. OH eornses Ds.perys Ng, s-
w -. .e a ' soIe-sls and retsii--J. C. WOCDfOkD
40 p-.Sw.y has t5s most e1saslvo assortment o. ne
Svs srcr. 10 be found m the city, and greatly refse-
Al ,rcrs seyeTs. siyes q superior "lndoS sn.dss,
serolis The style u LJgs XIV, 0oshles. fowen ke-
csrtsr Tssssls Pcrar. Cord and Tssses Wpdow wirs.
Se ke Nsrchsnts bausg whoissss VIII 6nd 70 thsf
utsrsss y cell bs>prs mailing sasu purchases NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

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mis- SEsAiTH a CO. - 49, - Finest
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HOWARD FVTftks NrtTfIsTy-
MON College. July IS $50 lyle teOdD NV.
BowIaY s.ylys. R,N.. &c. -. ~ y. $50

rF- nivideDd.-Ihe teposl'ors are hereby noufrd
ha seusnrua dividend. II The - per cent rer
snnur on 81 sums OF = and upward and ess than sSs
ard sve Ter cent Ter al ~ $50 and ur-
ward which have been deposited 10 ifss, three months
prev l.. WI he paid 20 deros tors and srr
Mariay the 10Th tlrg the hoCrs OF business he
Bank interest called for viii remain as rrircipai
ard draw interest accordingly from lst int
The Bank oren 'ur business on Mondays, Thursdays
al Ssuirdag- rom 20 : O'Clock VI Il 3 Bowery
By order Of the Trustees. JAMES MILLS, Prssii-nt
U II OceeEsHALL. SecrelAry. W Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

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All dressing hair deserves hrst-rsie notice. have
adopted the plan Of furnishing every customer with two
clean hair brushes This SIS certainly the acme Of cesnh
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