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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02

Nt hcaut country seat. fhe house comparatively fr-
A Gently hIif uu ihc premises. DO Isl believed unitrs hc
condi ZION. If aud ln NOR" Than ordi
nary degree having numerous airy aud atfera'' N'l
rooms. drtynr-roorn. parior hnck parinr bl-emcut,
kcher wash house. cellar ptutur- Sc all well hn she'd
and with most Of fle modern improvements such -
CRATES. bells marble iuancs, Sc The grounds are pcni
fully stocked with the finest varieties ui nuf and ufnt
mental trees vines climbers running ami standard roses
chiefly n fli bearing and blossom Large and nrauuiul
everrrecns carefully planted through the premises
There isl hiii complement Of 0uhudngs, cisiern, we'll
and pump The suauou--ou the northern side of the
s.andfDr views saluhry. or facility of access IL uusur
passed I'm fact the whole having been completed for pr
vafe enjoyment alone neither pains expense have
been spared 10 contribute cveryhng 90 render agreea
bic A. summer or Winter residence This place only
qures 20 be seen % De- appreciated For farther pafncu
lars apply 90 WIN l.. MORRIS
Cnun.elor-a fLav. % Broad
One half the purchase-moncy may remain on bond and
mortgage myaJ g.
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WINDOW SHADES WINDOW SHADES On
w Iuucrs. Drapery. Mu-ins, Curtains. Bands, &C a,
reduced price,. 4. " lo-iurl 20 Broadway. - BOW
o-rrlE extensive l--0rtneli % Fashionable Ninl0H
>hsle-. Oils C0rlces Window DraPeue- SC ~ a-fcl-
lsly lw prices. some new styles of O0flic- elaborate
Is -aecr 'ei French scrolls ana f-1wer- scroll Land
-aqr.. fan Landscapes. Algletfr- &c oil beautifully -ot
lr As. very age a.-or-rlclt % o. torlc-s, Cur
han-A Loop Pils. Drar-ry I---e-s. Flc4r- Cords
and l-s-r Lace aud Nuslu Curtains, &c A. M-rra us
elsll- -l~ above goods ~ nor-- ALL nra % greatly TO
.nflr 40 4lfaE- Oh anl sx4Ire before utAllg
purchases lei lmI &. WOODFOkD. - Broad ally
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81 NJ RSEKh FOR SALE At Ann AhBOR
- Stale Of Michigan In consequence of the il health
- o the proprietor this f1urshIng Nursery is now offer
ed fur sale There about 7jNio iu and ornamental
trees and shrubs. embracing about two hundred beet
rrue- of apple pear peach plum, cherry apricot n"cfa
rne. ounce goo-ehery. raspberry curran'- Nc. Also
good assortment n hulhou- flower roots and perennial
plants Ili- Nursery b. well situated. being sifunrd
fhe center of he stale the midst OF ch and fnuushng
country, with Increasing d.man for fr and ornamen
raj trees partner j. wanted, who h. well acquainted
With The business and competent 0 fake he entire charge
T. euierpr-ug man. with small Of capital 10
invest advantageous viii be- offered For farther
Information impure nj l.. NOBLE, 10 trontst New
York ciy. " : NOBLE, Ann Arbof. Michigan
Of .rDrXN kffSNf
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REMOVALS.
BEAUMONT.

BEAUMONT,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
LAS REMOVED from li- 10 Is Broadway. W stairs
t5d door shove the Franklin. myJ In
- ENON AL.--MELNlLLE 4 co Manufacturing
Ia elrrs. have removed tom Ire Oreeue-st % II
Ma.oru-Auc. zap STARS " here ey u-tr Tor SAFE
able Terms .argr assortment 81 Jew cry, &C a. the
prices
y B-A councillors Office 10 lel - above and guam
uy OF shelving, drawers. &c Tor SAFE bargain Al7g
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$50 tad the iuierneiis ate 4ndlna - Fsr- Is ~.
r,,- =. = lne new and splendid steamer MANuAT-
go fpL W y Nelson. VII eave STEAMBOAT p or
we - oi ho.nson-st every Tuesday and saturday
- ~ Oc4ot = NJ. Returning. WILL cave Albany ~ve5v
Dllas ana Fnday Freight tsksn q reduced rates ~,
pa..-se s,ss-5ooas, " freight apply o. board Is boat
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4 TEYPERtNcf Nlssl1N.-F stner Unique! 5
mission % the Roman Catholic parishes II Lower Can
ada 10 many oi ehlch he pointed OF, with native fer
vor and e.oolenre fle lasting evils ~ il,empersnce
hs. bean productive oi -1e most beneficial e-ects We
have ro4-fsl l-t ct sEfENrI SIX parishes 10 tle
sf9,r.l Hr11 of ne SKI ILL., -lt 0. Which have
the sg. rrstes recommended any pcgs1u t9r tavern
lirer-e Ills wear
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vow NEks OF PROPERTY The E1g neers OF the
NesiurA Fire Department Pursuance 40 nct of ~ e.
Legislature passed March T. l1ts. have organized fhe
selves board oi Fire Warieu aud ia readiness
COB discharge fle duties Of sad Office.
IL Dl-t..H OCkERSHAt SFN - Rosest
~ 90 Nv " CORLfE~. lfi Nalkerst
"a 90 JOHN BARRY. III Cafharne-st
Nh o. JAMES L. MILLER. e6s GfceuvchsL
ifh 90 CLARK VANDERBILT. 81 FIr-tst
9TH 90 JOHN LACOt x, ~ Sfautou-sf
sfh 90 JOHN A CRfGIER. n COmmerce-st
9.h 90 AARON HOsFORD. Twenfy-f0urfh-st 80 Az
where al communications notices Of Violations OF he
tw may .e 40 the Office ~ the Chief Engineer, n
Eizaherh--t ar which place Warden will be- u attend
auce daily betw een tie hours II and Do NJ jel iw
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- - Ivhh tLIIAs.iHInNt sosFRFgIfF Fssr0>
IT,, - CENTRAL RAILROAD or

~ - v - y q WI NNT T.NUlD 1F
fn.[ - - n Nv jersey ~ WVER Az.
, - = tANGkMFNTS- { srrnl..'-.r'y All
- ne eAien. 100 u he RI road from - i.r :. f5
WIZ ~ So go miles, - opened for travel f , al
'tns .Nr'n fa-.9n sn ihe ieriun4. af te Rod ID =
D.. = iA'st sSts lNsiNs iF-Lsaye NaN-York ~
Ii'i - . Norih River, az . O'Clock A N and & + n
"a ~ .fA BY New Jsr-ey Railroad f5ot Of COT.
Iesv We, I'll u ana = " PAssEsefR Ts.iss Dows-
100 bfa.e, al5 tln. An and ON P somervils
. ',hi a " And 2 jm ? NJ Bound Brook Al ~.
. ~ ~ - ~ Painteld a. 6 ljm 4 NJ and , psn
= a "e.ihed =, % AN. and SPIN EHrahethfowu At
- ~ ana = Pm. The freight train lvifh q ras.rnrer
~ a'.ae pen VII leave White House al 81 " Saurr.
~ y An Piainhed 81 A " and p zabcffnort -
vsatheoAi. Al u Am RETJENNc-Wlu leave Sew
b"in' ~ -iesinbost. Pier No 1 North River Id + NJ
Ts.-rns.rs for Easion, Wiike.barre. Allentown Mach
Sn.Ah "a aud for Fi-mingfon Clinton Jark sorflIr kr
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GOLD AND SILVER wArcgEs

~ WATCH CHAINS KEYS. BREASTPISs Ea,.
~ Rings bfacret-, Finger hings. = s-r -r.rr.
Il A ForA-- Ood Pen. and Gases, God. iver and
ez&zb .rc rpectic r- Fancy Goods. Sc AL VI which
~ W 4rrdlri genuine. clcap AMI good Al lie . La 49,,
ma MWkSJel IoCEwoon
4 ONE CENT REWARD.-Ran auav. ID, ,t.
90 ~ me- rllLDEhALD WEED aud JOii.s FRyE.
~ LAND. l.tl ln,iented appr.ftr.. f9 h.. '
A. persons arr hereby forbid employ.ng or tr-,.,'
500 l.rf -ll- lafe The above reward y .,. r..It -
tlfir apprrlen- and c11fnenieuf n GTEvEy ''
hySi - slrefsmifn. cor Reade snd p .-r -.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
I'd, oE si.7ss.oaA 7e. %. -. , /.

4
LtGAL NOIlCES.
- -, =, :. ------------.--
~ si'ISso2A 70 ~. CO. 1865 2, a. 9.
.. . {. ' .f - 80. - 80 - :, -. "a.
s,... !. --..,-s s-,. Wa. III, n. III, -, -
81 = &C.. q. =, " , =, -. -, -. 80 -. . -. 80. -
---i. ~ '..s-sf,. n ....t : =.
~. ~ - - ,.st.,, Z, q . g-s.'
r..7s.--.ssea s-t'.i .'l q. -, '~a
1905.
81. -. w., -. -. -, D.. =. 80.
s-F sr- 'st o. F'tar- q kf.-' a-ttf 10 ''.s p-fsi
- roe.. ..'- f.'-sl ~ - r--. 80. =,
80. -. Is. go. -. %. 4. FL. 4. =. $50.
r. r--., 49, .-ls'-'i = ..I.a .- o.. ~
H --' ..' $50,
i,--, -. So g. 49,. :. -. .... ,..~
- '
r-,-- 800. ~ ~ ~. p. ....r-i- t,r' ..l-.
. -
e.o.ef - r',f'H'os' 49, ...-'..'
..t....-,, ur>f 4 ..,....r
;s,,ss',i. nm ( 49,. ....
''''- 49,
= D.. 60 ~ >'h', D.. '..gs- -, ,r 49,
y,ssis srFrsE> JAg,l... irNsiit> $50 -
a. o-.t .. 80 .-r-.' .--''-' q. i..--' q
:. % ,u.--, BE- 10" a. :. >''.'. .'-'. g,
-. -. .-r,.- ~. s b. s-...f 10 .f aaf a. 60.
. 20 ~. - 49, ,i... . b. '.s.i-s 30
-. ., ,. .r..., n..,. - -. ~.-t .. 80
N'--s' .e.>,.l. mi fur' b. 81. =. aia.r-s
ne. - >''',- -, pr
>,IFNfss CorHr rrr" $40 a. - 20, -
-. -. -. - =. 80, $3.50 n ...--,'
',rp.s. -,-..... -. w - 80 $3.50 81.
80. -. f. f.,. l..f .rffes .r.-l
IN. -, b, -. . ~ .taa . pr, $3.50 I'D.
49,. q, f. ~.-' -. ,,,...s 80 .i'- 90 ssu ..- =
= sv rosN srygyvr COURT H...s w., .f,.., y
~. ,rr,,fa ,ffsk.-tgfif,sTfH,. wilma,
~, ~ ,a A., "a ~ ~Ne.sN 1850, ~ ..r go.
.'sr. t..-..,. .-,,.s '. ,.. ~ .--.l
,..- So, d. ri, O. my 90. : y" Il, 49,. re, -,
. .a,t 'sg'.e .ni o.. . m -. 49, t..-.t
90 sH.s o. q, - A-' sven = 1900 ..r.,-t..s
,, ,..s''.. =. .',-a..r. .- 10 - '-a.r'.
- ,. e.s>-.g-. a.. 81 80
.i.l-, Gao 6 ooppAko fsi.a. 'H''T
\ -licy 7-,-, r,., .ssris e ,. .. e.. F''.''' 80
' -, ~. =, l -, ~. ,. h.. .sts i.- -aa n.
,aa,i-,. -r- 'o 'h- .s..rh'f ~ a ' us,,vt.w
,.,'t-.. a. .'-i'' - a. % - 100, ". -
'-'- e- fs'.--'a - q, s Nm II 40, ~,
a.. +, %. Ida. ..f ne ,...,-
10. ra.a 80 o' - 90 -. s.,tr,s ,i., '-.t.
5000, .' .'....i 40 u,a rr..'.' '-tt'f. 80.
2. n-' 20 t,',,t. 49, p. 49, es p,,ase-io
h-' '.,f' a'-'' b. ,rr-'' 80 s .,.. 81 49,
Hg 49, rfnn Three f 'i.' Nl 20 . II. Il. -. ..,....
az fhst u~ pay 90 d f.' '-..' 49,.
- r,-.,, ,.i-s. so h.f 49, rrfsfpb b.
.,..ff., psfaf fh- a. f Up Aprs
10. NA,H neNnHl ,
- f..tw. sfs0hHf 'f-f'nf
III 'hhfh % f'ifr !" h'.n.. ~. $500 r.. .. u
DCoufts n'tfs h-f-ta .sa ~ =. So, ,i. - -,
otns u~ ~''lfe n ,ihfhfN - ttNNi' -. y IL. 49,.
irItnf, at fhf he e.. 90 - ,''i ' d.. =
MES = s,t.a, 80 , i, al. .,.. p. a. ..fa- 3d. tsi
E. 49,. i..t. 81. h.n ht state rs
Il. - =, t., r .r h ,.. g., rnr-r, fl. STATE
3D.. .r.I-r a.. ...h property bonn
,.t1-' ., l., ~, a. ,.ai p,,~a Ia, d I..s
GRIFFIN Au't f.f 10 tr-ifrr
....
OF is't AN't oI en- ''i'f pr .i- ' t - /, 100.
4
IN. e. ri Hose Nr,, - ~ saih .ffs.t %. 60 e'
Y.rs an issrf, November nstt d
lei N-s Yurk. Tie ssf-ath ias "a NJ $50
RonERI . NJ hKn
nyl1 lesson iiNpih htNhNt
~ PURSUANCE NJ an order of he srosst- Of NE 'o"oV -
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THE TURrJTAR FILTER

'EHl> SIMPLE ARTICLE TOR he publication of The
tl0nu and other river water. viii bee found f0
f.r purpose better than any other, and IL sold AZ
thc price u = ~. to -ut fh- Of all They are
attached and coolers suitable iur country. cfy, or
ship When attached O fhe Crpton hydrint Viii hitter
from to to 0O gallon. per hour For sale whoie-ne and
retail. the olce q Broadway, east corner of Cham
h-r..-t fms - lm+l " LATINO
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,OR KnypoRr AND MIDDLE.

TOWN POINT Handing al For Hamilton
= Each way The Steamer JOHN HART
VII make daily tnps Sundays eseeptedJ between Key
Pofi ana NeH- 1ork, leaving keypOrt 81 = o'cnek VI
81 Ns~ ora from he foot u Chambef--st At ocoes
~ a1nnz "a" months u July and August She - maks
HO UPS per day, having KeypOrt At :. oclor. 81 al
and New yofs Al % N and y a - an
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SECOND BOARD.
500 Ohioos. HO ... lN7 40 Harlem R Re-. els 80:
DOB Manhattan Bank 1923
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HOTELS.
\EwBrRGH SUMMER RETREAT

NEWBIRGH II MINER RETREAT.-The
proprietor Of ms establishment respectfully Informs
the public that lis house now open for the reception OF
v-iirr-. o. Situated up0u Academy HI. overlooking
fi- entire hay and ln I'm OF West Point ant the
Highlands. tl- afJrl.ng view which s not surpassed
fLc Hudson RIVER
Steamboats, .-ave for Nes-lork several times a day
Communicative may he Bred Nth every part 90 tie
country by means of te Magnetic Telegraph
Ncnhurgh j. celebrate a- being 90 e most healthy
places the country. evidence of tl, hc pubic
referred l0 lr Cholera statistics uf il 2-durl- which
-ra-nu nul single occlrrd 10 OBJ, place TIE Sub.
-cruer flfirr. himself That be- v be- able Orb furnish every
ruc fl.f ado the comfort AID happiness ~ hose
u lo NAV vish quiet retreat for few months
Nrab 4rgh. M8y. l6f9 lmy-s ~ l.. DODGE.
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~ fARM FOR ~ALE.-A de-lrnbIef farm ofgi acres
- oi and limestone soil suitable either lr grain
grass, situated tao miles west uf Nrwburgh, Orange
County ON The premises good h0us~. large barn,
cnf1t house, sheds. &C. fine frIt snd excellent water
Firrculars HLl boz given application f0
Iell Ivy WRIGHT A. LOsEE. ~ Ffuntsf
f-1 FARM FOR SALE or exchange fIr cry prop
- cry if consists Of lJf wood. ile bal
~ trre pIOw and meadow .fIl-l miles from Ar.fsr.
dam, AMI " from Albany, boz Montgomery Co App.yi o
HOWFs + BROW g.
mv8 o. al .t..,l..f 'i, 49,.
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WANTS.

- l. -,..s.l. -t-
"ANTED-A gentleman residing 70 = fiv--a..- q.
seri- Tasrs ~ - ~ n. su.r--. Rh.ch consist. In
- -a-fs~---a ~ A. s---'- fct J. N universal
80 So - - - ~ f,.f,- 40 Ii which there %
- - .f~-a-- /. III Cd staining AID
,-- - - - .,r- a 80 ~ srrum 4 cash CAPT
"a d. 80 W. -ni 10y o-! - "a - "a, -
-, - -. 's.-,,-- 80 --sI ra-,- IL
-, -, so A.-l--r' l'--f--' ~ -
Oo--'--h- -ll-f-, Z ----
xt-,>TFD- S-rs-.--. s,- number q excellent gir.
w - - --- ---.--.v s-r-i Tree from CITY 18a,s
=. -, = - = 49, -. - - 60 .---,
= II -- -. -r.--.. "a Il
o. L---- l--..-- = - - = -
vI-.NTpn foo ,-a--. %, ser A. elegant v0-k a I'd
w - - - ~. - ~ VARIETY u
-. .li.'s'. 49, .-.... -. ~ .-.-..,-.-v
Ff-'.' f-- = - .---' .. =. &c., -
y Or address. postpaid. HUG hlN>DN n!lt -I
. .-. ...
" ~ fD-n. ''---
go. - -.
-l- --- --' y. - .
c-l r-.-relcr g. . p .---.-.- - -
tx-,NrpD 49, -.,lr f,- 81, ~ .t.-- q, ,-,-f
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raFoR.,LE EXCHANGE FOR CITY

a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
- PROPERTY A farm of - acres superior land. In
nm" order H0use -pnclou-, and tenant house, TWO
barns w. h other Outnuiliugs within half mile land 10
sigh ~ he Harlem Railroad Depot az White Plains hne
apple and peach orchards, and abundance ct other fruit
well " excellent water. and living spring re-
Fauu u D feet above he top OF the house. which could
De- .urilced Mroug hout A. small expense Inquire II
ANDREW MARITIME. White Plains on tle prem' ses Or
YORK uglj linz
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ss.< bark ALICE TARLTON Will be- 4spatclef u sst.
lflsy m0ninz One hne sials-r0ofn remain. d.
sKtxed-Alorr peri0r vessel viii Immediately sue
coed te For balance ~ IRE ght or passage APPLY 10
MYTH ISAAC 7 SMITH lll Wal cor Fr0ri-.t
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NARRINEK' UNION HOJ~E, sPRlNG-
w FIELD MASS-Mr aud Mrs. kkkl WAkhINEk
have again resumed the charge u tins well known house
Hauhg been sh-ent from % dlrng The .a-t Summer.
return With the determination 10 make Us.
connected and happy. A. that elegant rooms cunol-
cooking inviting beds. and Mr. Warmers house fiery
csn DO Tor irayeers--sL his We promise them-May H.
ls44 mv2j ~
THE BO>APARTE not Il, with - splendid
u farz DIVES" near bordertoNn New-Jersey taAcs
precedence among the inviting fashionable summer
irests convenient 90 Neviork AMI Phade phia Go and
DO at shake hands with le oog.ng h0st, Capt Cla-
20 " .er lmT - law5f>f A kl>lIER
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- NEW-YORh AM NrU.ut.

= y - IUNMI ia
IlON-On and AFTER lsf Ilrs Inst
pinn.iaon Tickets vii be- sold A. fie 0fce Of I'M. Con-
pony, 10 iianDterst to residents Ca fhe u. al 10
Road a. the following rates
- Aonmnotstaa/ (yy.un. r,....,o,
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NEW-YoRK CEMETERY.
ACCORDEONS.

VIM LEANENWORTH. GENERAL AGENT
Once Ni--an-.L imyil I'M
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BREWERY FOR -.LE

~. Vr together Win OFT ne necessary Drew H- A.tH
IL very comp csc art lr rnUt nrirr raf'rf ten
In use orv ahogt.lN nnrfts Ills rare chance for a
rr-sin WIN .ma. tsrtt.. - no W. nn sot c'rHN if
r-.h pl.se-. .r can Be- hit mr,.l ae.F Apply it lei
brewery corner ~ Baer.m ard Bergen 50 1f of - r
.lnhisst Brook yu
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10 PRlNTER~.-Ac complete SCI OF DRYING Poss.
sAe 81 he Tribune 0tce uysa
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JAWS GRIDIsY. L..
niia fs-sms pAStFI MILLER S''"N'N

~ ssrANCt of order Surrogate tho Comfy n
] 49, lHb notice hereby gwen ~ t persons having rhms
tsnrt LOUIS VI HltHANDs ate IT - tfi N~s fnrs
tsn prescott fh- ~th vouchers thereof fO ~
.a-,fh-r III. office STERLING fhsys 80 Nas-sl street.
beif- the ihff@-uih day 40 ssIisatef
niI i.s,n GEORGg u RICHARDS Afmf
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tNATER-C KE.-The Orange Mountain Water
W Cure establishment a. South Orange. y. J. l. low
1pen end patients IHe cars " the Morris and
k-sex Railroad .elfe fhe foot uf Corfaldfsf 0c0ck
A VI and 0'c1cA 2 81 daily and arrive az fir e-tah-h
mrlf a0olt one hour. Leflers addressed to Dr. G. IA
Meeker shove, will receive attention. mv1s need
NEW STYLE OF PENHOLDER-For sale by
-NFhANOl> 4 Lou IkkL. n Mal1ru-laue. Also. every
description of Account Books Wruug Papers IN
We ops bui pens AMI stationery arlce- mYit
| EATHEK HOSE NJ every description manufac
Lurcd ~ TIE beef materials And constantly hand Al
- H-dson-t ard basement Of of Pearl and Chatham
- lls AWAoul 7 O BuCkMASTER
SHOE MANtFACTI RER-.-Auy one wanting
- cutter car ruc one canal of fakng charge ~ il.-
nrs- ty Addressing l. box 1882 Post Once myEl geod
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'HO DENTf-T-.-Jusf received from our maalfsc-
tory AZ Trenton y hne l0t of incOrrpuble teeth,
beautiful texture of enamel, shape. natural body good
and strong pa' arse ard well SET warranted stand
-l- bp~-ppr without cracking OF changing color and for
sale y hoesae snd retail A. FOSTER CO.'S ~ Broad.
way, % the entry nrs Io0r where have hand
several .npros Ell drnta operating chairs with moveabe
backs 80. We have on band lot Of finely pulven-ed
fedspaT. free from Impurities crude do. my2 0w'
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ROBERT MURRAY
NORRIS fkA>Aii>. h'-' a'"''
f1>UIFY kNAN

PURSUANCE M an order of he sarossi- Of The County 90
NJ Nas rnf- gwen I'll p-rsHs haaf AIMS a4' n'i
May tHl-nDi ~ Tho I oi NJ a. ff "ssri i' 80
the 90 h- suhs rb- 81 'h- .s
william NJ. k-na- ~ no tift u N7~
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JANIS BROWN.
WILLIAM N.kENLif ts-cutuf-
,tf4 fsetus DAVID IlfFuk
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UNITARIAN SUNDAY ScHooI UNION held it, annual
meeting II the Federal Il lDr Gsnneti.l Church.
"Wednesday evening Hon S,1UEI HoAR iu the chsir
sad opened by singing by select choir of children.
under the direction Of Rev Mr. Barnard and prayer ty
Rev Nj Hall OF Providence. RI Rev Charles Brooks
% Boston. read interesting attracts from The annual
cport and e. F. Thaycr read the repof; oi the agents
from which appears they have been extremely sctye
Rev Mr Brooks 81 RI Mr. Foster OF a. Rev. Mr..
DE Lounge OF Quincy, lA IA converted Jew Kew, I'd
ward hale of W Worcester. ana Rev Mr. bunsp OF Bal
amorc addressed the society the Importance Of the
cause Of Sabbath schools. and The meeting separated
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n PURSUANCE ct Of The ,eunfy u
Ne~ iofk Nafa- =. hereby 'o si p~un- hsFrs 'a"s
AMBROSE MtNCkR Of tho 'r~ lOfs nl lsf,
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BOARDING.

BOARD WaNTED.-A furnished apartment ard
- waufed l' respectable private fir Is. having
-W Doar1rr-. lpcaruu te- Hl-'on ami I've
4efh fnr married adv Terms moderate Address
stating particulars. j G WILSON. Of Boyds Cry TX
press Ofce. A. Ni.Iam--t mv1l If'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29
Our Tunis Correspondence.
BRUSSELS, April 6, 1910.
Steam Communication With .qHtuerp

lUNIs, April rs, ISl9.
A6dbs in Thnis-The Regular and Irregular
Soidios-7hep Punishment by the Beg, &c. &c.
A horrible affair took place at Bardo, (lhe Bey's
residence,) few days since, which, originating
in a circumstance Of trifling nature, may yet lead
TO results of more tragica and exciting character
than those which have already occurred The Bey,
returning from his country palace, on arriving
near the gates of Bardo, the guards, composed of
"Zuavles," irregular troops,) turned out to salute
him. The cavalry guard, which preceded the
Bey, rode up and fell in line with the "Zuavies,"
to pay parting salute, as they were not to pass
the iron gates. In doing so the horse of a cavalry
officer trod on the foot of "Zuave." He re-
preached him for his carelessness; the officer
made an angry reply and cut the "Zuave" on the
head. The Bey having observed the disturbance,
ing at his palace sent officer to enquire the
cause. BY the time the officer had reached the
gate, the "Zuavles" and regular soldiers had got
into general row. This being reported to the
Bey, he ordered some two or three hundred OF his
guards TO get under arms, and shoot every "Zuave"
they met After some firing in which three were
Killed and wounded on both sides, seveDty-hve
"Iuavies" were arrested and confined until next
morning, when they were conducted into the hall
OF justice, each one held by two soldiers. The
Bey, maniiestng by his countenance and language
the most violent passion, pointed out five Of the
unfortunates, whom he ordered to be Immediately
shot; but, at the suggestion of the Lapatappa,"
his prime mlnittcr, he directed them to be bow
strung in private room, fearing that public exc
cutiOn might excite the people TO revolt. The re-
muiniDg seventy he ordered TO receive one thou