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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

THE FIRST SAw-MILL.-The old prac-
tice Of making boards, was to split up the
logs with wedges, and inconvenient as the
practice was, It was no easy matter 70 per-
saade the world that The thing could be
done IA any better way. Saw>mills were
first used in Europe in the fifteenth century,
bat 80 lately rs 1866, an English ambas-
sador, having seen saw-mill in Fraace,
thought Il \ novelty which deserved par
sicutar description. It Is amusing to see
how the aversion 10 lahor-saving machine
cry has always agitated England. The
first saw mil was established By Du,ch>
man in 1858; hut the public oalcry agains,
che new>fangled machine was so violent,
that the proprietor was forced to decarap
with more expedition than ever did Dutch
man before. The evil was thus kept out OF
England for several years, on rather gene
rations but in 1868, an unlaoky timber
merchant, hoping that after so long q time
abe public would be less watchful of its own
anseresss, made Q rash attempt 10 construct
anotner mill. The guardians Of The public
~eeIares howevef, were ON The alert. aad
conscieatAous mob at once collected and
fuIled the satN to peices. Such patriotic
spirit could net always last, and now .thoae,h
we have no where seen the facs dis,incslv
STATED, there Is reason to believe thar ss-.
mills are used in England.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

%The injunction has been removed
in the case between Julius Catlin, Esq,
and the Hartford and Bristol Railroad
Company-the latter depositing $l1, 900
in the Hartford Savings Bank, subject to
the future action of the Court. The
work of desecrating the beautiful grounds
of Oakland has commenced.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

~We have received the FIRST nuna-
Der of THE Republic, the new whig pa
per in Washington City-A. G. BurL1rr
and ]. o. SARGENT editors, and Gideon
& Co, publishers. 1t is a large, we'll
printed and well edited sheet, and will
command sMcoeas. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

George Better, Of Norfolk, was brought
to the Jail in this village last week, char
ged with stealing a horse in Sharon. He
will take his triad at the next term of the
County Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

Carr. RYEpERs We learn from the
New York Tribune, that Capt. Rynders,
The leader of the Empire Club" has been
fndic,ed far participating in the late riot.
He was arrested and gave bail in the sum
of $4,000 10 answer the indictment, and
$500 10 answer charge of assault upon
Mr.. Fuller Of the Mirror.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

The Fourth at Woodstock.-We learn
from the Windham Telegraph. that Rev.
DR.. Beecher, DR.. Edwards and Rev. H.
w. Beecher, were all to attend cele-
bration at Woodstock on the Fourth.
and address the people.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

Highway Robbery On the 9TH inst.
foot pedlar, named A6rahons SAief,
while travelling through some woods be-
tween Wolcottville and N. Hartford, was
seized by two Irish ruffians and robbed of
about $3.50 in bills and specie. The ras-
Gals have thus far escaped; but we trust
they will yet be. brought to justice.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

Cholera.-The deaths in st. Louis av-
erage 700 week! In Cincinnati, about
the same. What has become Of DR..
Birds sulphur remedy which was pro-
nounced an inJallible cure for this dread
full disease?.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

The great crevasse in New Orleans
has been stopped.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

The AsroR PLACE RIor.-The Grand
Jury Of New York city have indicted a
persons on charge Of participating in The
great riot in ASlor Place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

Henry Clay has been sick with the cho-
lera. but was getting better at the last &C +,
counts. a.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

onrA writer in tho Philadelphia Ledger says
that during the last cruise ofthe United States
Ship Tndependencs, there were indicted on the
oSeW N, 80 lashes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

~We are requested to say that the
name Of Lssci~s zonepkins, Esq, was
by mistake omitted in the list of the Com
mittec of Arrangements for the Bantam
Celebration.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12
EXCITEMENT IN KENTUCKY
THE RECENT FATAL rem.
CONTRE

The Richmond Wing learns from a
private letter, that the excitement in
Kentucky, upon the emancipation ques-
ton, is terrible already, and is not yet at
its height. The Eight between Cassius
NJ. Clay and Afr. TurAer, it is appre-
hended, is but the beginning Of scenes
Of violence which will appal the country.
There is terrible energy about the Ken
lucky character which renders popular
excitement there peculiarly dangerous.
The Covington journal publishes let
ter purporting to give true accout of
the difficulty between Clay and Turner
1t reads very like romance manufac'
turad for the lovers of the marvellous,
but we give it for what It is worth:
"On Saturday came to us the news
of tire rencontre Of Messrs. G. M. Clay;
and Mr., Turner of Madison, an adjoin-
ing county. The news came here land
such is the newspaper ,statement) that
Clay was killed Instantly, or iacaray so.
Such is not the fact. His adversary died
yesterday morning; Clay will probably
get well. While Clay was citing one
Of the Turner's, another one came up and
stabbed him. At this Instant Caay,s lit
tie son, a SOY Of about IL years of age,
ran up and put his knife it's full length,
into his fathers assailaht. After Clay
had been stabbed, he stood motionless
for some moments, the crowd standing
around as if they held "a lion at bay. AS
this time young Clay stepped up to his
father and handed him pistol, saying,
Pa, yov s0iU die-kiN Tom T'asAer.'
Tom was the enc Young Clay had stab
bed, but the father paid no attention to
the opportunities of his son-life and soul
for time seemed to have left his Clay
tenement, ahd he sank to the earth but
l rejoice to say there is hope of his re-
covery. His wife told him, on her first
reaching him, that he could 'never die
in that way-that he should not think of
DYING Clay is strong emancipationist,
and the Turner'S are pro-slavery men;
old Mr.. Turner, the father of the one
killed, is candidate for the convention.
Clay is not candidate, but takes the
liberty Of avowing his sentiments
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

Col. Duncan, Inspector GENT U. S. A.,
died at Mobile on Friday last. ,r
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

PANAMA RAtLRoAD.-The 81 900, 600 Ca
pital stock of the Panama Railroad, is all
taIea. The above amount will be SUFFICIENT
to put railroad in operation from Panama
the river Chagres, which flows into the
Atlaaticj sufficient In short, to establish
steam communication from ocean 10 ocean.
Z" through in twelve hours" which is the
limit required by the terms of the grant from
the Granadian Government. Such road
can be made in about year, more or less.
after which the investment will at once be-
come productive. The remainder Of the
railroad from where it crosses the Chagres
river to Mansanilla bay, "a branch OF Navy
bayJ can be made at any time within SIX
years, according to the convenience or inv
ieresis Of The company. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

" an ornament to ms country, but to
humanity, and even Che humblest in poor
Erin can boast of virtues which must be
reverenced. ~ p.
Captain Bunting rose. amid loud
cheers, and proceeded to say, that he was
fairly taken aback, that he found it more
difficult to make way against this head
wind than If at sea, that being accustom-
ed only to speak from the quarter deck
he hoped they would excuse him; that
he felt honored in Father Mathew being
entrusted to his care, and that he return
ed them all his sincere thanks.
Alderman Kelly proposed, in most
complimentary terms, the health of that
honorable and princely 6rm Messrs
Grinnell, Minturn & Co., for their kind.
ness in offering free passage to Father
Mathew and his suite. g
Mr.. Robinscn returned thanks, and al
luded to instances Of the kindness of that
firm which came under his own cogni-
zance. AS an 1rishman he was proud
of the demonstration to-day, which will
be gratefully remembered by the hum
blest Irishman, and concluded by propo-
sing the health Of their boast, Mr.. How
ard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

YOUNG MIN from the country arr ~auied, % So
Several cheap and popular WORKS Issued =. s2i1ners
Boston Publication Rooms The largest commission will
be SLOWED, or fair wages By the month viii Be pad.
large OF ch,sp works will b. kep constantly h.nd
Travelling sgsrt 70 viii DO well 10 call. Cal Immediately si
SINNERS Publication Room. N. Y. Branch OHiee. l'e
Broaf Wv. room No 3 ND slalra ~ In
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SCHOOLS.

MALE BOARDING SEMINARY uNlLroN
vi Corn essy OF access 10 N-wT0rE Chy-Ihe Princi
ca fr 10 experience su1 surrrss 80 h-n inolcd
n --4~t house d-ssuad 10 sr-omr ots,s ~ pupils
p-sse ,@e rircslsrs which can - hsd Al th- Hehoi
no. ro1r 30 .u berv-s Also ~ %. Chsthsm.t The
term. n /. believed vii - considered and ~
sur.-nt. 4. hoped satisfactory II q desired nat nose
wishing 70 converse with NJ prncips ~oe!e
i-.v- h-r setr1..-s q he store % Mr. >urg-s ~
Chsthsr-.s References 20 Rev. Nm n sarge Nuon
Wslensr Dis-m.n. CoriFoiI-r's Orice. Nesr- OK
nj l5c ABEL VIII ELyON tllult,-
,afKITISG CLA--E-.-JONE>s INtIlAIOhl
w COUNTING ROOMS. ~ Br0sdwsy-A -rinns
class d. received from TO ard ! . 2 NJ ln]y se
thoroughly instructed n " Jores's system 80 o-seoy-
N he Een-nizry Wiring Books The success ma nss
sfi-nded Ibis system u instruction 10 ne principal scnoo
OF his ciIy ard Broosiy1 Sufficient zINs1y ns .ne
progress Of me pupil all - c0nnenslrsi- "ih ne Une
and attention given. These books are for sale BY
J. METCALr. ~ Eat brpadws
Whc-s orders AZ received a IT Srosdssy ~
lNRE>Cn IAN..I At.E AND LIrERAIJ kh -
Dr. IA PLACE. 10 princips. Professor carins M
eighteen r1r;hs n the Female Academy orgos "
hss opened be DAY alc evening asses for Lsd %
ard Gentlemen a. bic residence = Ch-mhers.t OF us 50
wei-kroun and spprove1 method ofnpsfrnS french %
short lime Classes formed pfvst- residences Les
zoos given A. priya.e tomics and aischoos Apply rom
1000, NJ q.
FRENCH IAsGEAGs.--Nl-, DtbANtf ln-
The lacies OF Brook srd vcriy thsI sc gives
10 the show lsnsusg-, on Manassas Oral system
her reef. .rc- = P-af-s Br'os N ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

EDi.D TE-TS.-Perscns going 10 California wil
tIhrd TO their advantage TO carry with them tests, by
which they ne qualify u gold. Boxes con
tanning such with scds and .es stone can be o5ained
81 a reasonable price, OF
c } 4 ". MASON l5s sltonsi 81 door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
SOMETIME LAND or DnRAMs
BY J. ". BIxef-

| LOVE- to wonder in the Land of Dreams -
From that mysterious cline, to swell my song,
Glad. golden fancies oft around me throng-
And gems treasure from its fairy scenes
With JOYOUS memories my spirit CLEANS,
For often then turn me TO the gay
The blessed hours Of chidhood's sunny day.
Till with is friends once more my glad heart seems.
Often when sad in soul, seek that cline,
And mid its fowery fields forget my woe
Fiod in the realm ofsleep my hsppiest time,
And wake refreshed life's tolls 20 Undergo.
Unreal as thou art, than Weakening hours possess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10
PORT OF NEW YORK MARCH ..

AkRlNED-shp Char-on, Bnbcocs Caiso H. su.1o 70
stanton ssed 9TH shp Hudson White for Baltimore
De- - lat 50 on - p..ssd - ag- eo- The has %
the sauthwsrd
sup rs ton Smith. Msr--s ~ B--.k-s,.
utse u bseher Draper Dsva hsd PILOT 90 b. rs m
49, - ~ 90
snip william Patton. ol Rh mont. Me- Decker SOreans F.t 2
cotton Sc 10 Ne,mrh Wsh --,tb.r ., -
passage ~ day. rorh Of Bxt-ras - -
bsrA Chds hant kh Hsvaus Is d,ys sugar 20 Tayar
Co Has hsd continued bead winds heavy sa.. durr 4
shol- pss-sse hss eeeo Is days north ofHsiier.s
hafs Lousns. Of NOrssns d.v. uork
10 master. ba. ben ~ North OF ha'-r..
bsrs thom.s Prince haowe NOnsan. - &, hos W Prurdy
Hss LAD pilit Ca board "a
ssrs Charles D-Vea s.y, Noresn, 3 days. master Wa.
botrt % days 49,
BIZ csopatrs Reni ssgus Gnss FEB 49, ,ugar and o,s.
20 order Pssz-ue-r-J Kent
Big Merchant Rhnana St Domingo City 20 n,hos.ay &c
20 MsItsud. Phelps Co.
kg odsr ssinn-r NOnsaus % ssv. md. u u...r nor. 49,.
sfs % hr~stf, Les- a ca
Brs George Shatta brtdson Mole g. cotton 70 lori
sAlLED-B4s l. klssman KlnsuAa, G,srasr
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

-k pa INC NAIL STEAMSHIP CON.
@xzsLzssss..s PASY.-THE u. : NAIL ~TEAMPACKETs
The CALIFORNIA. OF $50 tons apt Cleve-
land Forb7s the PANAMA OF .i87 tons spt william c
Stout The OREGON, Of 99 tons Capt Robert ii Pear.
.orno~ on their way The Pacific Intended % cave
Panama, Tor ports In California the 18th Of each month
Al experienced surgeon Will accompany each ship Pasep.
gers IN the alef cabins finished bedding bat not wine.
snd liquors. and will be allowed space for personal bag.
gaze free 10 tho extent 81 no he weight Freight on er
Gees and al other goocs $50 pert0n ard one per cent on
s2ecie Packages should not 80 lbs veghi-for
mule carriage
s.li Ia" 400 s. stat. rooms =,
Sau Da-go 3lfc
SFrarcrsro.
Fassage ID Inc lower cabin deduction Of oosfNh rom
he shove rates Passage IN the forw cabin from Psus
10 either of the above rEned por 500 ncud ng or the
same rsuoLs as are ,-nlsled to ihs crew Atlantic pas
sengsrs are 70 have priority 10 choice u bshs No pas
sag secured until paid FOR Apply the Once Of the Com
pany New orr, - 5Ogih-st HfH
IL EOb CALffOhNIA.-Ths new bars SUSAN,
49, ~ tons, yirg Al foot Of COen is slip. vi sa 10
few days, snd can receive i've hrs-csbn passsng-rs
WIN nsndfome accommodations; slsO three more mel
0ers 10 select association, who will own he vessel and
earso and complete outfit for yeaD Apply early at a
" aFsI or on board. nj IL
Il SCHOONER FOX sALE.-A schooner.
nesry finished, suitable fpr csnsi purposes meas.
uring u feet keel II feet hesm, 6. FEET bold adapt
Fl 20 the North River snd Albany trade AID peculiarly
sfspied 70 ihe Dismal swamp trade 10 Winter Address
msN SAMUEL NAUGN, One ret Remington, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10
Snnkrn. Ac.

sscui De- = irf Cautnn.
- - "a. :. - os a. s.rt Lsea from sss;ra Fernando
CO. - csys oct. 90 <lors
i.o ~ at q g. "a - Is. 81 Aatr-- seou from AP.aheo.
Fse Al e y oa > g. 'F Great sra so,,os r Ioa.
IL SAYS
f-e = AZ ~ TO- Ion - i sa Ham. Pserno 80 Bon-
March J. 81 sAr-sat b. o. cuas-r.ad l Lrsrpo or
Nufk
lpn Surnsn Tor Bo.ioa isys
nsrch - Caps Hear aar Palchts q Nsstsryp5r In Porto
Rao ilr Rastnn
Sane tine. ~hs- ship Fsary. Go ssg Harbor
Mar al > So ca > s.. ssrs Jlt-- from Cuba Pors,s
- t.y. cat
harrh az - on = o. vss. Csron- from
b-fort he { bss been = csys uortl oi Hstt-rss.
harh 3 ai % s. ou . s. trs nia q EssiPor. iron Bslsa
IL.
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Domestic pOrts.

bosi on Nsree sArr .chr. EIc- Lowell Iacon Bsars
hro~a is thasei An Belle Cusrl sni Lou MON
Saone " Densd Prosino-o-u Cd tsr.. HI. Carts Ro
s-o no Cofif- bsVsns l. .-nder.
heffs, LII, Nofesn-i of<s GA Rcc Ii Aola
sol- Hsssoi John Dutfon Der sgus far b.
lssto hsaI schrs Bs.nc- Elsr.ss- Jscn- Austin @ a.
Port Prno- $780, '
hlNt Nsrct O. Arr shops fhr-- Brothers Gsdtug NYnri
Art DAVIS Somerset Slors R--u DAYS Ware for SB.d
h'rf c. nsft v lnthro0. Moore. 80
INV hANtN. NsrCh schf slor
hsg Ne y Yarmouth = ssop Ffsuslu. Wrahf. NNors.
NV BEDFORD Nsrh AR schrs Psfry "a Helen
h.fs Ofom--l Homes Hoe. sl-p Hs-u. Hlss.y NYo,t
hu'iDhNCh March Ar soops Jsao Aer,. Nss fofs,
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OsT CERTIFICATE

| DST tERTIFiCATt.-Ns mailed M Hsrris'
bburg. Pa sometime In hs month II Apr 1913. and d.
eced to the subscriber. certificate Of Pennsylvania Do.
mesic creditor s-rp, described 70 lows. No 81 8
dated an. - 1873. favor Of Culum Barlow for : 90
bearing interest At per cent frrm tn Apr 1912 A. j
signed VIM. Packer, Auditor General Ga SAID Ger TN
cate payment u SH0Of the principal beside .undry pay
elis ~ Interest have been made all Of hch credited
thereon said certificate being lost stolen notice IL
hereby given hs application h.a made TO the Auditor
General Of Penns ylgania for Us renewal
n LAVISH. " CHANDLER. Ner-Ynrk
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CALIFOEIiTA.

NO GENTLEMAN ahou d MIX oflesvng New York for
Nhe God Region Thgui ing supplied with the Golden
Dfoys, sovereign remedy lir That terrific dsesse,
SEA SICKNESS.
which heqIsuty continues for months. until the psAn s
reduced 20 q sEe'ron This medicine taken fs~ hours
before sailing, according directions will almost every
inszcc- prevent asc6 ri 0getner The Golden drops
are specific Tor dyspepsia In -vsfy form constipation,
liver complaint. piles all Of which be produced by
confinement shpOOsd change ~ cimHte diet, hsbt.
&c Its peculiarly adapted o diseases Incident 10 the
mate 81 California This remedy 'fecmslly The
horrors ~ voyage "a sgrsk from personal eIpe
fieuce We have REQ Ie0ty ed upon persons
ani 10 hiss never failed A circular will sccompan esch
botte giving ~ dl ecuons Prepared exclusively by the
American Therapeutic Urion. Price II per bottle FOR
Nv mi Vsof-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

Inc decree OF tue supreme court VI ieA"s!'"
MIA in the Of the scbuykill Bank plaintiff 10 error
the Bank of Kentucky, defendant in error s as an
neNed
This heard ~ u term tsI September Term
sfi and srEr-d By counsel and Therefore upon CO..
ordered. Al fsd aid ecr--i, that he shuy
Baas Cts pLa Hose, j. L-ss pay unto the
the Pee dent Director. and Cmpsn' ohe bans
Kenfucky mlon hundred ant eighty four thousand ssf-n
hundred and hriy eight dollars, ss173s ret ni-nny of
the os cetruet and dsm.s-tn shfh thy the ss couan
aGd tie io1er. Of the hereinafter mentioned, have been pot ~
have tuasd BY q ibe fraudulent .'u@ Of hretn
thousand hui d'et and -.h Eve l3le' shares 81 Nc
strk ~ 10 sac President Directors ard Compuy o. H. b.t
ofksnfuy by The sd the schuyt Bans he Cy o fh.ds
cha sh- tans-f Of The .si President Directors snd Com
Pany IT, Bank of Rsnt1cy b. with and through tie pre
Hoses Lsv ard Nhch 40.
shares 81 he .f stocs he ss Pre- d-i Directors su Company Of
Rart o Kentucky have either assumed untitled o. repre-
The ,uch made and t-d and hti
defendants N. schuysii Bs the CITY II Philadelphia
Hn.ss L-y farther pay The ssd Pf-.i-ni Director.
and Conf n the esnk Of K-nt Ity the costs Of . suit
ssueD EDWARD KING.
Aprli', 1870 Pfesi1eni Judge.
The Boston Alias has prepared a table show
ing the condition of the Insurance Companies Of that city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

But this statement does net include losses known and
unpaid, which Ii is presumed will average about the
same at the end Of each year aud II So the above is
fsir ststemen, of the years business done by the
three companies Losses sscertained and ucpsd are:
Coss,ers, s21 1900 Equitable SIS 800; New England
sl2 GOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10
The Boston Alias has prepared table show
ing the condition ofthe Insurance Companies ofhai city

In addition which. these Offices held other assets
FOR premiums risks undetermined, amounting to
sl6l3lO0
The gain and loss Of the Mutual Marine Offices for
the year ending December lsis stood AZ f0ilows viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

FIREs-ln Toronto (Csn.l on the % inst. the
Greenhouses of Mr. George Leslie tho Kingston
Road. we're destroyed by IRE 1900 plants were lost
and the damage was about 5000; Insured for only
ESQ., AT Boston the ssh inst hat and cap
Of Messrs woodmsn & Osgood ~ Courtss was burned
-loss about 5000; insured for $500 Cam
bridgeport, (Msss) ON "wednesday eve aiDg 7,h two.
story wooden building the Csusewsy the Lit
tic Bridge" was destroyed by IRE. IL was occupied BY
Mr.. Miebsel Gallagher wheelwright, whose stock
nearly all saved.
FREE TRADE IN MoSEY-The Judiciary Com
uteo Of the Pcnnsylvanis House Of Representative
have reported bill soolshing all penalty for Usury
excerpt 10 per cent Of the excess so0ve per cent
tekcn BY the lender This 10 per cent goes into hs
State Treasury II no particular rate 10 sgrssd on the
law establishes per sent ~ the rats.
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TO nIEhOHANrs

THE UNDERSIGNED would inform merchants ard
others that hey prepared Ia execute every variety
Of Printing shOr nOncs In ms manner and the
lowest possib prices. B Hesds BAnks. Checks srds
NC printed ny steam. call vii ssisfy any hist
facilities for al kinds OF galn snd fancy printing
qn-ed 10 this cry Design. FOR cnUnty merchants show
bills, SC. OLIVER BROTHER, cor Fult aud
et55 uafa Su
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oVFIcE Oy m. hIcslvss " T.KEs,

N-r CRY Hal PsrE I
IiXE>-Isis.-Sotce 10 hereby Zlvea lLal a. o
Il oirios Of ONE PER CENT viii - made on AL
IAnEs Remaining ucpaid on the lSth DAY o. PEgRu.ky
ad TWO PER CENT. out De 18Th DAY ~ hascH
The heceiver would urge upOu t.t payers the Importance
OF MAKING a. early payments possible 10 avoid M.
efo~a snd delay ra.cn must rec-ssady occur a pre- VI
osls 10 ne per ceriHFes being sdc-d.
sznks5le money OILY received 49,"
tesiF HsfN"F FksT Ra-.i-., - ,,v.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

A. Whmpos No' - str frnc. g. Joass sh-.- for S.-
ierk ~ 90 Is o. Johr Ata-. Ncs- Or IA
Aseese io ., De- % roesuu ~ or De- 70
AZ n hssr- F-o = p-n. Hose r NssYofs lsth sp-.c
Sra~o'd % ssh - ChA-- >gory Or Ih Rnsr
sh-'nsa es o. d. Rook ha P.nhso~ 80 ssh Or.soa
For5. a. hsrrh - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

The following from the Shipping Li'f, IS a COM
psrsve Statement, Of the principal imports at the port
Of New York from January to March l, in l549 si5.
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OFFICE o. TIE DEL. ASD HUD CAS,L Co
,,,up v S-e-f0rk. Reb ., 1919
Nonps1y Nin y lr- a. Ia ofice 81 Wallsi ou Tue,
cay ne <Itn Cay u Aafch The poll viii he op.o Al
- eiocA nool, AZ oso Al a. TIE usu.fsr pooss
VI, Dc eiosoa h0ll The III ~ the 1egh March nert
az .sss VI nc Doh'' ISAAC N SEYMOUR
W '~9 Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10
COMPREHENSIVE.

THE suBsCKIBER, have formed partner
ship IN the prscce OF The law and will give prompt
tentiou which may be them 10 he
s-v-Fs CouTs Of thu. Snd Of tne United States
l. 1919 SAMUEL STEVENS,
JAMES EDWARDS,
ORLANDO MEADs
Office go Broadway, Albany M I'm
CU-PA TNER-HIP.-DUDL.Y b. FULLER
~ having formed CO-pafirership win JOHN DJRAND
viii continue lbs Iron Com mission Busn,ss under the firm
or DUDLEY x. FULLER < co .. fS9 Gr-enwicbsI
March 1, 1919. DUDLEY B. fLLER,
MI m JOHN DURA~D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10
WANTED-ln young genu'

EAs hth itb-Iu young s eLv-m.u >
boarding school q ht chsrsseT, del ghtfuiy located
Must be graduate OF a respectable American college,
have had experience Ia teaching. be member u some
Evangelical Church, kp,copzl Presy erisn or Mttnodsi
preferred SID willing devote himself 10 the interests ~
the school, tskng chsrse Of the 10 The Principal No
objection 10 married man n unincumOered with chifrea
know e. Of vocal music would be mmend All
Duties will commence fret May. bot Il l. desired 10
he sngesemrr Immediately App cation may be msde ~
z n. WILCOX. L School Agency ~ Nsislu-st or
sddfe.sed ~ by mail postpaid to "Pocsnaco, care OF
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