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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03
Mexican Land Monopoly.
FrIm o.. CheaSo D-uocat
EItrad from Leftr Of y n Boiics 70 4. E Elror


Erirad from a L,iiD Of v Bolies 70 4. Emore
Es3. u Wisconsin.
4 lew DAYS since. as was looking over :. Il.
Goodrich's Biography of the World, printed Ia
Boston, l-is on page Ar, treating OF the State OF
Guanaxuato Mexico, found an account OF one
of the greatest land monOpOllsts IN the world. 1t
IS ma the following words
10 the northern part Of this state lies the hacienda or
estate Of Jss the proprietor OF which IS the no-i eN
icn.yc lsndhoder In the world HE landed estate IN
th. and the ueghboriDg State of Lacsecas amounts 10
- 100 square miles and bis i've stock 10 100000
nd
Compare this with the size Of some OF the States
of this Mon: New Hampshire 900 square miles,
Vermont 5000. Massachusetts IS 600. Rhode Island
400 Connecticut 5000. Total OF five New Eng
land States. 400 square miles. New York 10000,
Pennsylvania 1900, Ohio $4,000, Indiana $4,000,
llrols 10000.
The following, which shows some OF the effects
Of and monopoly on the people OF that country, Is
taken from the same book, page Ill
The City of Mexico Is OF the most beautiful cities
q the world and may be ranked with Philadelphia,
Berlin or Naples The provincial cities are soms OF
them as well built the Capital, and the hsciendss,
which are scattered over the country, are large and
substantial edhces of stone. with outhOuses OF the
ssme But Mexico is the country Of inequality. The
houses of the rich elegant. the hus OF tie poor
hardly c. mortsble the latter are generally mere
wicker Of canes, costing about six dollars
la another place, the author says that the price
of labor IN that country is quarter OF dollar a
dav and that the church obseryances leave but
l7J working days In year.
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of The Tribune.

WAsmNGIoS, April !, ls49.
n.s.,.,-or.. Tue sr'; martyr wiiin.J B,o-' %
i..'ss' ?. VI General lI4"n
Toe boldness of Mr.. RrrcHIE, in calling Mr..
Rows martyr when he was intimately a.
;sinted with the cir ;umstanses Of that indi-
,luais withdrawal from the Office he held, and
which he So unjustly obtained, can only be equa'd
lby his mad abuse of Mr.. BROwSs successor,
lgrrzHEsRY WARREN. la brief paragraph will state
the facts of this Outgoing derived from the very beet
.p,hof,y and which wil prove If called on to do 30
On Judge CoLLAMER tsking possession Of his seat
In the Department. and before be had expressed
word of bis intentions relative 10 It's future govern
nent Mr. BROWN waited upon him and asked him
sh.t he designed to do-if be intended 10 make re-
n9val. and If So was he (Mr Brown included add
os that he believed he ought TO resign, and would do
40 for several reasons Of which was that he ex
pec,,d 10 be returned TO Congress from the ndanapo
Il. District Ind which he formerly represented and
then tormsi declared his place to be vacant and In
the Gin Of the new Postmaster General
And this is Father Riches first martyr the sec
ord 80 far Judge Collamer is concerned Is yet 10
b. brought to the stake for not single removal mas
he made. though BIO has several temporary appoint
NJ. n,s t. do the extra dutcs created by the hundreds
Of sppcants for Office whom |, is impossible to obligc
aud who will probably be- vexed and disappointed II sn
,npo..ibnity is not done Our friends are too bssy
bcy will no, give the Administration time TO act, but
fret and fume body is not attended to at
once
Ihave full faith that all proper removals will be made
AID All Offices which by any possibility have con
,olins influence elections be filled by Wings that
W. be no, overthrown throus the secret agency OF
official spies, AS we have often been before and that
every Wing prescribed by Polk Co. will be replaced
4 be desires to be.
J GoLDsBoRouGH BRUrFs fine company OF young
men from the District leave tomorrow for California
admirably equipped and organized and bent upon
better digging than that of gold-the digging OF the
soil for useful production. D. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

MONTREAL, Saturday, MATCH 81.
In consequence OF is being reported that the
bill TO pay the ReseOn was TO be signed by the
Governor yesterday much excitement prevailed and
i, was only BY the strenuous cxerons OF inhuential
persons OF the Tory party that large crowd was pre-.
vented from Assembling around the Parliament House
The colorrd inhabitants OF sandwich have presented
strong petition to the Governor General against the
Rebellion Losses bill bill has been introduced into
the House of Assembly e. incorporate the Niagara and
Detroit River Railroad Company. IL has been stated
by the member who Introduced Il that the stocshOld
efs OF the Albany and Buffalo Railroad are ready to
take up the stock The mercantile adyices oy the
Canada that almost all the shipments FOR the Prov
lace th, Spring will 90 by the way OF New York
Tel Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03
Mass Meeting Ia ~. Loui.-Di-union Re-
inhibited ht III. FrIenc. Of 1Ir. BenIon.

Amass n, eting " the Loco. Foco party OF 81.
Luis was held on the l0,h March to take into con
deraton the res1lui IN favor If Slavery Extension
which pa.sed the .ast Missouri Legislature The
Huukes attempted TO break Up the meeting. but
failed 10 DO more than make great deal OF noise and
confusion The doctrine Of D.suuiou WAS decidedly
regulated and II was made known that Missouri Is
about 10 comercs IN earnest tie agitation Of thu great
question OF Emancipation. The following is what 10
important Of ire resolutions adopted
V.-sa, ~ ih- soa.r- i,-atc' ih-
Of Ns.n 'r-y 30 at. % nsn throughout ~ -
t.-s ssd -a-r-a. sioq-i - LIZ
p.-.- c.o' 80 So N-I.o n. a.. -..a Isanl' J-i
&c., A.-.r-. he. --p5i.d 81 ,h. r--o .tu.
,.r. shet ,ot approve % that ~ a.
ih- r--. st,f-s by H. La 'ir- Oh. s''e-n
.i,a.a - AZ the 7efnaasl- ol eur
Rs.4 1sa -l. or .on of ,h' meeting consr-'' poser
ar.s.tlan -.'1fa % iomeN >sfrN
fl- >.t~- 90 ir. ,r sai a. l---f HP' '-a-- " f'-''
- -. 49, -, .' ..s --.r- =. a. - -
49,. ,a.' "a. ~ C re-. e.l 80. vt
% az. 80 . f.r,s1- n ~ ua,.i state vi ,hrn
x s1y al ;s-i Congress ih- etrr'-
II - ooustfat- po~- ma' 90 i 1aior 49, ~ NeN,9
Jesron The Nii-toa. ~ Randepa' ne foeto-,
Ma.o Rat-ds-. t- ---ru sta,=.m-a 90 -r-f
rs~-r.fi1r a q i0r 30 Nlffl We-f-r1 I-frtoFY
Rpr,f Tat .clsr- r--r-t tttt L~--fn 90 h''oi'
siott --p.r.oi t- 'rN nc t- Committee 90 gre
Ha.-s r referred 90 them relation O. IL
80 f ave.. s.fr report he fsrrs- Irrtnn o
~ F.,h-r of Couurr, should no s1,rfY
.-prrE 81 sepsr.t- olr ivfa o ne
county ir.H ft- rr-t -,
Rsr re d. improve 81 80 r- atoms oi ofIes'
At. --1.ur- upon oar f-rgf'n n
Crn--.. Icy .tf,t our >e1rs fo 'Pposc 'ay
fr ff- Government hf t- Territories ui ti9fA
N.s Y-r., sob bills c'H,au Qrs'rs Al
Hf1 those l-frfor- ft1 ar o.
.li vunh 1Ist f-sir- f1 r-slsia Ff-~ lerrtr--
Krrr,f Tat heartily srrrlfr 90 ~ -f-- "' -r i'fN
-g,fH1 ConErss. --0e to unite Nh The hins
I'm uI southern m-n f~.sri q, -1c -eC'uus
l,'r. k- rr1t0q- l- HrUgfa Coa'-ltnn, - ife'
snf rsotortr tt-f hatlr- . s-uq'ne u ro-u Tie
,cn .f Gnv--n.n accnrrg 20 - Constitution
att slf hose Worldly -1iA- -l f~f srs ~ arc
ready H - sf. " . fHn- good ini a'fip f'snt,
Kfrra That r.gsfi efn ea--i pff- ana coon i'nfr f
great -af-f B-rf- -h-- prqt- - mate n0s t'1
4usr-r c.nf.r, snc-. process. 90 n u-n'' 'i
tht -rsrrnrt ui ulr aftrs his course
10 nsre p, ra-,,f, es1s satssraastq "lch
N. l NJ. u ( M. ~ |. -.aL -l-s-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

SUICIDE By SLAvE.-The NashrHe AmSricaH
SAYS negro girl belonging 10 Mr.. Louis c L.oy hung
herself last week. Her mother mad run or ana tne
-,t bsi,g threatened with punishment II she did not
rive rformation E. ~ ths wheresoou. Of the runaway
committed suicide.
Had the two persons referred to above been white
slaves in Conssn,inople or some other place the con-
due, Of this sef.scrhcng daughter would have been
considered in the highest degrees heroic even BY tno'e
who make merchandise Of human flesh and blood but
a. they were only nggers in Republican America
w. pre.ume the AFFAIR will be put down only as another
Indication Of the natural obs,inacy and stupidity OF the
African race
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

Alas Britannia has ceased TO care for her offspring
She has ruined the west Indies by most htsrani
breach Of faith She babe them emsncpste their slaves
she promised. in recompense 20 protect them sganst
competition. Unwilingy they consented She broke
her word and gave preference TO their rivals, the
slave holders Ii accursed deed and bitterly vii!
she repent Il
Canada suffers 10 ike manner with the West Indies
Thousan % have been Induced - here under d.
rect and Oft repeated pledge ~ assistance and support
That support suddenly Withdrawn. The lumoerer 10
ruined the farmer dshesrtened. English msnuiac
turers-the most selfish OF msnkind-Oger supplied
their own market, are cOyetOus of engrossing the
markets Of the world They advocate Free Trade
because they hope 10 pront BY it-heedless OF the
curses drawn down upon England from mJrsds OF ru-
med foreign sr,ihcers whom she would fam undersel
la England. evil cOunsels are In the ascendant
Canada 10 eii to depend upon hersel'Cansdiau loyal
sta have to CONTEND as they may with repuollcansm
and dssitr n-unsded By the mother country-nay
chi led hy he- indifference. What marvel then. that
hose upon whom the grievance presses me 81 sore
tno.e no are second time threatened with the ter
rori.rn OF -37-.hOud cast shout tor aid against the
lmyeuding n.licton-should look southwark TO men
of kindred blood who. however differing on questions
Of public pohry-are at least Eogsh-Engish IN name,
in language IN history In iee!ing-sy even more 60
than II will own
md that we OF the Upper Province, instead Of aiding
the m agsnst the foregner-are only BY our 'epesen
tatvrs 10 Parsmcnt-sding 10 riyet tighter aud nrn
r the sheckes that once so nearly forced upon
them
There are other quarters whence this word al
nexaton hs. been heard. In ne~'PsPer'-s' pup
lie rneeting.-in the street.-The same sound 10 echo
ed day by day In Canada West, and the social meeting
ha. been invaded By the usual topic.
This is strange language 10 proceed from the
Toronto Patr,0t. During every political crisis
through which Canada has passed for twenty
wear. the Patriot has been radical in It's loyalty,
and half.fendish in its denuncations Of 90 an
keei.m." Bat we live in an age Of progress.
Strange things are happening all around US
When royalty is put TO fight 10 Austria, aud Re
publicanism IS in the ascendant 10 Rome, the To-
ronfo Pa'riof may be forgiven for limiting at the
policy Of annexing Canada to the nlted states
Albany Evening Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03
The following are the members Of the Warrington
CIV and Califnrnla Mining Amociaton."

o8.oorough Bruf and Commander Gideon Brooke,
We President; Ben Edmonton. Tf-s.ursf Paf.h ss're
Austin Sars,nn Board DTecfWS-WmH D-tr. Geo
John G-ofg-t~r WIN Je-el Jf Of George
EtNin Garrett Ensxn. James Foy bscssmiis
iams John F.ar Queen. Geo ByinKto7, Counbe
John Dom Wa.hnsuu Lssis. W Barker DAVID fovbe
WARDEN stephen Cuvsrse Nuhy. "n Lloyd Robert Slight
Grifh.. Oscar Rshsrd Cnv-r-sl lar
t-, Y-rrltln Columbus 81 l-od Thomas kng-oofy.
chs, Morley Laurel Pnacs G>orc-s M John Bates st-phsn
C,..n Georgetown c. WIN Truman. Jsm-s Enri WIN Pope
Il nsri Wellington w-smor-land County Va IL Bsfssr @
A-tani~r * County, Va Garter Dorsey A,rnin
We3.or A-rsndns, Hearv Chsr-, bishop Nssruder
John Enu- Enn,-. james Ils~ JOSIAH Has, Ihpma.
SCOTT Lac \ Oxen. Wal Cbare. Fsnisrh, Jas NSis
GF.,o-n Augusta. Csprun Laurel Punce Georges County
NJ wa F.n.n Charlie, Rssi JOSIAH VIE, Bafchs joe
Rely Matthew fsppr-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

SLAVERY II The DISTRICT or CoLunBiA.-in
the Ohio House ON the 2iih met the resolution req
tive 10 slavery in the District OF Columbia 90 MOTION
"fMr Pennington was taken up and passed By the fol-
losing vote c...r
YEAs-me.n Bigger, Brsiosrd, Brewer 1octenI'
ccnaIsnd DOdds Gidcinss Greene. Gregory, HHdesy'
Hn..-d iohn,on OF Medius Julian Marsh nontofI Nor
III. More. Norris. Oldf Pennington, KsndA- heoe''
Rockwell Smith Il Brown, smith 81 nAo ~. ,,t,'
Thomp.on, Townsend. Truman, Vac Doren' Wax WILL
WOod.Ord-& ~, r...... n-,
N.Ys-Messrs Armstrong. Bur-, Dslzen Drs,nscS' p1,-
hin Ed.on Fester FRANKS Hambelon, Keller, King Ls'i-
mer. Lons, Miller. Mot Myers, Pierce rhiAip' KING
wood Roedter-.O. ~ a. A.,
During the calling of the Yeas and Nays. M arm
ting aid he could no, vote for the resolution, owing
10 the wording of H.
Mr. Long also oh sced 70 its language.
Mr. Mott thought God Almighty intended the mig
Nh Monitor, objected TO the bombastc OF the resou'
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

THE SLAVERY QUEsTlOS AMONG TIE CHths
KEEs.-The feud in the Methodist EPlseopa ehulen
North and South has appeared in the Cherokee coun
try in most rsncorou. shape. The Southern Canrcn
have supplied the Cherokees with pastors Tor some
years but the Church north, according 70 the CAoHs'
4drocae Of the Goth OF February. sent another pastor
who arrived IN due time. The SdrocHe says
No religious meetings can be held at ght without =
riot Mr. Gurey attempted IL at private house where
il supposed M intended t. seizure MS
breach in thu public aggregation The house was sur
rounded by lhe mob, Mr.. Gurey compelled 10 lee ana
the meeting broken up The windows OF our neS
brick church have been dashed % pieces the Stoves
torn down and the interior Of the church thrown
into the widest disorder. Hence acts o: retaliation
follow The excite menr has got among the rrehsou'
portion OF the nation and matters must come 10 Crisis
shortly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

A FALSE REPoKr.-Two men came into the
Boy ofHce on Sunday morning, and EXPRESSED
ofne surprise at no, seeing the arrival OF the brig Mary
Ann OF Baltimore, from Rio Grandc via TsrPsulin
Cove Oas OF them. who represented himself to be
Cspt Boggs, Of the NJ A. said he arrived Saturday
afternoon; had experienced very heavy weather gave
a an account Of what he spoke At sea- &c all Of which
we published In Monday mornings edition. which
proves TO be fabrication entirely. The person who
was With this Capt Bosss on Sunday called again
90 Monday. who stated that Capt had borrowed $50
from him, on account Of the profits Of the voyage and
S'ce then he had not succeeded In finding either the
esp'sn or The brig On referring to the Custom House
books we do not End any notice Of tho arrival of any
sasA sssssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

FATAL Acknowledging Pulzeler, night
scsvenger, fell of his cart the Of Pearl and
Whtehsnss. shout o'clock this morning and almost
instantly expired. 1t is supposed tina, the deceased
broke his neck BY the fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

CALIFORNIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lie is rld-
die says an old Monk and If the saying 10 not literally
correct there Is cer,sny much IN the history OF men
ana women too that iuexpcable by any rule OF rea
sonable and Iatonable conduct Our city IS now
crowded with An immense number Of person. from all
quarters Of the Union their way T. the gold regions
# California We saw in the street yesterday, IN a
rickeiy wagon, with very poor team consisting OF =
yoke of oxen and ilfed horse an aged man We sup
pose full seventy years snd his wife scarcely year
his Junior on their way from some county 10 ILLINOIS, ~
california The cid man buoyani In tine hope
If making sortuue IN the gold dissns as any OF 'ne
many Young men that sre destined Tor the same place
and his wi,hered snd aged partner talked eloquen'y
of the en- anticipated on her return VIA al
abundance Of the rich metal her children some yesrs
bence They had sold their farm aud proposedto MAKE
the entire trip by and They were willing to endure
all the prvati rs exposure and nardships consequent
upon such Journey under the consolation, ana ehseI
3 by the prospect Of returning In few years fch III
gold They had bulk their airy castles, ana even age
and inhrmiiy did not mantle any part OF u VIZ 'ne
moss or iyy Of doub, or disirust at 20 the resuls
81 Louis Republican, I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

The Philadelphia Norfh Amrican IS indebted
10 friend for the following from private let
ter dated SAN Francisco, Jan 20 ls+9.
| arrived here last night, after passage of only
fifty one days from Valparaiso including the detention
Of ten days a, GusysquL learned lafe this evening
that vessel 10 sail IN the morning for M-zatan,
and avail myself Of the opportunity u drop you BRET
note announcing my safe arrival at this place have
not been here long enough yet 10 inform you what my
success in this present expedition may be- but prom
ises well
md tina, property has risen nearly one thousand per
cent since | l-tt here i've months ago For lot
which sold for 81 0O last July the present holder has
refused $4,000 Other sales have been made some
nine ten, In which property nss advanced IN ,qia
proportion The influx Of population il already so gres,
there nearly 300 people although the rainy
season. sleeping cut in and under porches and
whale boats
The rent of fifteen feet square is fifty dollars
per week Board with space on the door sunciett 70
spread n mAttrs.s on. Is fifteen dollars per week Gar
pentcr.' wages so per DAY. Lumber sl2O per 1000
and not 600 feet for sale or TO be had even a. mat
price Immigrants from the coast OF south America
are daily arriving thousand AZ least are expected
within the next few days.
such ssste Of ssirs here exists nerT bfre ttsttd
Mexican coin and gold dust SO abundant and many
OF the necesssres Of rapidly increasing population
are 60 scarce that the relative value VI the precious
metals is almost nominsl Capitalists are still pouring
In from all quarters of the Pacific and II hoped inst
the influx of grafton from the United states VIII De
immensely increased ~ the new line OF steamers the
rst OF which the CdlyruiG)i daily expect u arrive
The United states storeship Southampton arrived
here at the same moment with US bringing Gen. Lane
Governor OF Oregon from Lower California, and news
Of the election Of Gen Taylor. vessel arrived few
hours afterwsrd from Mszatsn, confirming this news
by the reception OF express ovefisnd from Vera
Cruz.
The lag ship Ohio is soon expected up the coast
Commodore lone 9 ia here snd have twice called upon
him last night and ~ his request t. iAso luncheon
win him tns IN corning The sloop.of.war 81 Mays
10 10 port
The Winter am told, has been very severe, go much
go tina, sod digging is entirely suspended by the heavy
rains aud the swollen streams in the valleys, and by
the deep SHOWS on the mountains, and will not be- re-
sumed In all probability, until April However, there
is abundance OF gold in circulation. DO
not think that have exaggerated IN this hasiy sketch
of affairs here have not time 10 tell you the nall &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


&, Ts>Irophl PHLADKLPHIA Monday, April q
4 slooP in tow Of an Ericsson propeller IN
eouiog through the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
,,ruek rock and Immediately sunk She had the ma
b,oery on board for the u : steamship Susquehanna
A building at this port 1t Is thought that 1t will be
.ocnxered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-A person by the
name OF John Armstrong fell Of pier Il + K. into the
water and would have been drowned but for the timely
aid afforded by Policeman of the Fret Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03
New.Orlenns Races.

By Tebgrsph BALTIMORE Monday April2
The Southern mail has arrived, but contains
,o,hirg Of importance In the grea. Race at NewOr-
is.u, Vefiisr beat Charnier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

DARING THEFT.-Tbe house 80 Coumbast
Was entered yesterday morning by some dsrng thief
who cs~ied OF some articles of apparel the property
Of Mrs. Brtton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

FoUsDLISG-About clock last night hne
healthy male child, apparently about weeks old, com
iortaby clad and wrapped in shawl W" found at the
of soonest aud Coentlesslip by officer Fulton
Il was duly provided for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

AcE-Under year Is to years ., ITO ). u 5o ~.
g. 10 to 20 ~ % to 3d. q - To 90 II; 40 to So % 50 TO
co. Is; o. TO To. 10. 20 TO 81. 4 Got ~, ,
Places OF NaTiWTY-United States, 49, Ireland a.
England 7; Scotland Germany 10, France, Holland,
Italy BRUSH Possessions Ii North America, 20
land. /. .
From Hospital, Believed City Hospital, Aims House,
RIscGyelps leland, Colorsd persons a.
No returns received from Poier's fled
A. w WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inapeclor's Offce. March 81, lst9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03
GENERAL. NOTICES.

SILK GOODS
LlNDSLEY CAMERON l. HAYWARD,
DO LlBERTYsr
FEW DOORS FROM BROADWAY NETWORK,
HAVE IN STORE AND Ass CONSTANTLY RscEJ'IscA
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting 10 part Of
BLACK Gsos DE- RBfSs, PLAIN, CHAMELEON, Bsoous
AsD FIGURED POUR De SOLE SILKS,
PASTED L.WSs, . great yan-Iy,
PsiSTED JACoSEr and ORcAsDE hUsLiss,
PLN< PRINTED and SATIN STRIPE BAsEGEs,
SILK Tissues, hne assortment,
FsENcH. ENGLISH and scOTcH GisGHAns.
ALSO,
Satin ar Tsfets Ribbons, bombsLines
Hst and C.p DO Black and Colored Grapes,
81. ant Isle Thread Gloves, Saun and SNk vesings
Beet KID do. SIS sofges,
G-rtrmens Cfsyaa shavls all styles,
Pong.e and Banda HtkS silE and Linen Fhnkes
ALSO.
very excessive assortment OF WHITE GOODS
LACEs MILLINERY ARTICLES, le. &c. al u which
are of-red al very low prices,
For Cash or approved Credit ms lmuIm"
" New.Yerk Water.Care Estabiis hmept,
VIA Gymnasium, D. PlERsOS, cor. OF fvelftbst and
Univ-rstv-plsre M bWS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

II, Nar5r Mining ard Ifaii"g Cg-gary OF Direct
ID hunuri, President. Richmond Seth sheppard,
VI pr--tf-rt Robert " Lynch
burg NOor- George Whtdec Gbsr Claiboms. Richmond
Esfnn Secretary. RI hneod John Robinson Treasurer 90 }
GOV ND surgeon Lou Joba Rsn-. A-..tnt s.rg-on Rfh
Jaw Cl.fboru-. MI. Hodges ND r. hnond James l
CLARKE ND ccsir A " rsfsi-r'. MD. Muh-ss L-ut
Jones' 81 Hsmt Lieut. " smith ~. Ws.hfgo HAh-fi
Anterior Andr-~ W Atse, sam Bailey jas Duss John
"A Hars. John Hfshcts Chss Howell ho-co ID Jen
Ans iu ng John ng- Maf-t John INITIAL james
Purt~rf- Chss Scott ia. smih W FNAughan, WI N,fth
K.huUrf N-nab. FtruTi. hrgnus Cooke. Norfolk, 6
RhAr mouth Tho. Gillian. John Greene Rchsrd
Drumunt P-tersbur Thomas Pea,hy. MsmsburEh Lpcisr
F-t,h-f John Ismpsn Amherst Tho- MesuS Amelia. Cram
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