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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
Domestic Ports.

BOSTON Ms1rh saps Hfsert rhrop kaos-- Ils.r
Fl. Nonsan. Loft. o. D-Fou-h- lei N-s lck
sch Charles Voc Coofd N.chia-. Lea. Psfs-f frsrs
Lay, Luguss, hsna-osuk Amelia hlfmou. Porsalltt, -of
Nslus fr-stt, onur--f-r CO shp Ctao- ,o NB-ior 1T
oi A pof Rlari >srrfy, hs i-l anl market barks ~
Jsato Of tbs ATE I'd Danautts,i DAVE Ehrs- N11-
larou icl Ner fri s~ II Puft-neui
Mod "a fra Of Beverly. at "a fant.
tors CaIrn Walls Beverly. bad c. Cauls. tr L H llt-
kd-fau. Hssna kuius sss-, Dlshs Nor-ans a.1r
81 ho--f htss Clha b. hafsnaEa. = Johu, N0 Atafi
lssr-c- kea Aicfk, in1e-u-erc- Atlr ka-at Nsstl r
ftoNtpk>Cs, March AR schr Lu-i.rs ProsIle-lsn
fEnr Nel'A >-.fofL s. -Lf Jacli3, Ws Nss iofi
sop Jss anes Asnn-, Co. DicfFed s-o~ s-ft Na.la4sA
NxwsUKfPoRT. asnrh l-An .,irs Lolss. Last. Bosscn
lesa Cheer.
VIEW BEDFORD ssrcs AR .aur Portugal Iae- Nsst1ct.t
SEN HAVEN harct sA scArs oy ChsFa. Frostslg-
E1rs Rng-r-, - '-rsn. CO.
BALTIMORE Nara sAr tfS. EI1ateh Porter fBrI ccaf-r
LOG issrc hoisfua korrts R. Sc In-o. khari irs-oI
fnner. Nor-l1- sclr fa--.e Nton nea- ca 5ss E11a-
Rss 90 >ls4n iou. h bcs0cs ehrs So frrf Dak. Pa
sl-pLsa. Jo-csioe. Ns-r- Mon.
CAAkLESToN 20 ar slhF H-.ty Mars Br,sat
lsh shq Cahsrlr H-roer Nlorts tlIss kia1sy
Iivsrpoo N-isn. y Clsch. b-fs NJ Bostoa
b.. Newell Ware Brsto hfs Del >orts Goaa
s,sfa -. BVs Orahs. NOssls ca .hP Chsr@-ica
Si-s; oug Lyrs tsy PklAseYAs hr.sonsf. Wso
w.s.eo;f Pass1eiphs " Err s1u wss;oo 60 50, .hg
Cof1ltis. John-or. NlOfk
NrW ORLEANS 20 gl--Ar su. Dlks b. Loe55u. walau
Val sespor Wes. Iascsr Liverpool lats 60 harss Mar
@ Nes >egtsns Ro Jsr-o kr-aA ts~sl Gott-lols.
ssa brr Csrr~ Ps-rna ca shFs no Orsnce. fhlz.-pta
Niots cun P-a,ef, de- Coefsr 30 Aosyt, 90.
trrs Erlly. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
The Bredtead Papers-Cemmou Schools and
CoIIeses-Piermost Ferry-An Extra ses-
sfcu. Ae.
Of The Tribune.


Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ALBANY, Thursday March !.
The Senate have refused TO print the iar-iamed
Brodhesd Papers aud voted to i5r0w them open 70 the
public By vote Of Is TO 10 the, Ia n allow any book
or newspsper publisher to copy from them, and 20
patl.sh in sny form they IT, senator w. HALL
moved 10 reconsider this vote, and mat mouoh NaS
laid on the table Thus the matter stands At present
The House has been occupied for two days upon the
usnai Common School and College appropriation oii -
A provision in the Common School oih crectng tne
s,s,e SUPERINTENDENT Of schools 20 procure for each
Common School Library copy Of b-fnafds Archltec
,are vas debated days and finally stricken out
and the OIL ordered 10 third residing. spproprlstes
The sum Of SIS COO for the District Libraries Ia the state
The bin making appropriation for Colleges 10 yet IN
Committee and will not PROBABLY be got through VITA
much uuder week-to judge b preeecents
rs b establishing ferry from Piermont 70 the op-
poste shore In Westches.er County is now Jaw he
Hudson River Railroad will open b sing Sing IN June,
al which time this ferry will 90 into operation, and by
this means the communication from New-f0fk 10 the
opposite shore Of tie Hudson Fl and above Pernuut
viii be easy and rapid Alderman SCHULTZ Of the fiiih
Ward Is 81 the head Of this enterprise.
Petitions 70 tho Governor 70 call an Extra Session
OF the Legislsiure have been 10 circulation among
members and am told have been signed 5y nearly
thrce-fourihs Of the members. remembrance ass
also been circulated but Is signed by but few and most
Of those from the City OF Nsw-York. They propose
only 20 consider the Code Of Procedure al this Extra
Session, unless the Law Codihers make report IN
which case that also will be considered. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

RULES FOR RAILROAD TRAykLi>G.-A cause
tried Sst week IN the Saratoga Circuit held 81 Bail
son Spa In which the plaintiff passs IN the Toy
and Saratoga sued the defendant The conductor
IN an seton OF assault and battery for othsng him 10
leave seat previously taken BY another. parry OF
three had entered the snd taken seats facing each
other. which In some may De dore, and while one
Of ne gentlemen absent the plsnt seated himself
in his place opposite to and facing OF the ladies
The other coming In, requested the stranger 10 leave
the seat sud be declining, the mstter referred
to the conductor who required him 10 take snoli
sssi which was vacant Some slight violence vas
proved ba, the verdict under the charge OF the Court
Judge Willard presiang-wss given 10 the defendant.
RKsELlioS LossEs.-Every mail brings Us in
tellieence Of the intense feeling Of gna,on which
the Ministerial has excited Throughout Upper
Cauads and the British settlements OF section
OF tie Province. Prom Goderch TO Sherbrooke there
i, but one continuous cry against the Diquy OF tie
pr,ncirs involved In the payment at the expense Of
the country Of losses incurred by those who sought 20
revolutiouixe the Government and who, successful
In their wicked and ambitious attempt would have
driven every oysst Gus OF the country and eolsca'ed
bis property We hear o. no single instance OF any
N manifestation Of public opinion In its favor.
lkonsresl Herald, 27ih Hls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
oANoHALAauA TnIUMpHAnT.

THE ANNEXED LETTER, from On smirrol lac yer =
nls Plant. NOMINATION. February ~ -
DEAEsis. have long wished 10 see you, Ihsi ~
give you IN accurate sccOuDt CT the femsfkspec
only daughter a Violent of scfofIis She 90
most three years OF age la February !ss', psh1 "a
upon the lips, face and glands maze heir sppeAsDss
Increased With fearful rspldlty o. her eye
badly ac-rsed lhst u al spYesrsrcs Il could nsys' 80
De frsofed Ihis continued for sN wssss ne -. os
most horrible sight, snd Tie hears Of her pnss s.o.
broken. DGrGg The whole u his pesOd We useo
nils IN large quantities, but the disease was no s,o
uhe rssl " nile The disease was stll ~ 10 hka'
psned one day 10 cal :. the sIoseof yogr very Ia,
agent 10 this Dacs. and reisns he manner 20 VIM
enid vas afflicted. he sdy,ed me 10 maze uiA -
aqua. Hook bet bottle hsying % soLnss s,
In H. but commenced giving accofcng 70 your a.,
stopping all other medicines 81 once, and IN ~.
the sNring vsibly decreased The ulcer beg an 70
are improved rapidly for three weeks and TO oof very
10y was apparently cared-less thzn Two boites
ben .' ,s-v ...ss 70 BOX he cure s 10 par b,.
been effected by the use q the SsfEspsfa ard VS.
easy under s1s % Ssf sss fes .oss.sa
perfectly cured stopped giving her ycuf eshs ~
posing ali wss safe ba 10 twenty Eve days sns ss
uOns r1nl.sg Al the eys and swelling, began " IT,
We waited Eve days 70 see N Il would amount 70 shy
serious II lncressed rapidly 90 before. We sssh
merced giving her your medicine, and 10 I've Jays -
same period Of time before she began 70 grow oso
10 about two weeks well sgsin, We continues 49,
the extract for three four weeks logger ssd nsn
entirely. FROM that day 10 ths The chic
perfectly well, and a. enc picture u beam
ever seen. cos Or pit remaining 10 MAJ -. sey.
MY iafher, Isaac Hodge, OF Norm Aoens n
scian came 10 with The Intention " pfcs,- .ot
her bat IS We were using ycur sdeine VIZ ps, n
the child improving rspdly, be DID not eondrmn -. sst
bis own prescription usec "a cass yoar esue -
II 10 peed.e add had no ocessl 20 y, ,y
an sure bs vii! nov recommend your medicine - "a
esses as for Iny self ssk d sycry ore W az C.s.
TOO OF Ibis kind ~ make Insl u your
ehalsgus and an cerla.n they will be rewsrsed 20 %
' HORACE J. HODGE
To FsspERrcK A 0AY. Esq Proprietor VI Oys 49,
Issus, % BIosd~sy, New-York . ~ Pc.
pytnrtpI fs>sts -Rashton, Clara Co; J.
6e & 20; Hayiland, Reese l. Co A b. L D. sssss
FOR ssls By The lesdlag Apothscsnss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

r., FOR SAIF-A country residence ofs sores, suiis-
10 BE for gentleman doing business IN the city Situated
Wesichestsr Co ~ miles from the city snd nesr he
Harlem Railroad De 0t al Wismss Bridge or Fordham
Also small farm for sale Inquire a. 81 second o. ~ W
t3 Tie subscribers will u-r sale NJ public auction, on
Tueiday, March ~. 1919. HI 10 O'CLOCK NJ 90 Tue
premises hereinao htu, al that cedain farm o. sld
situate Ia The town OF Mount Pleasant County ciWesches-
ter and bounded follows on The south By me lands OF
lsssc O. Graham Jr and Smith Ciawson; 90 M wess by
the lands Of David Hammond and Me.aucon wheeler on
the norh by land OF John Foster and James AngsSne
and on the essi by the NIL River. containing by es
mae l7c about so Of which ARE wocd and sad arm
was the properly of the late Isaac g. Grahsini 'nstea
on The west side of The Harlem Railroad, and adj uruing
hereto ons mile from the Uniuuye Depot snd cn- mile
and half from the Pleasantyllle DEPOT add IN The neigh
bofhood OF two churches
on The premises will he found good dwelling house
barn and other olihnilings m orchard Of graed nun
frut trees aud IN abundance Of good The farm Is
IN good condition and title niiirulsbe. For farther par
ISAAC @. GRAHAM, Jr on the premises or to
JOHN NEWMAN, Unouyile
n the said cay should prove stormy me SAFE WI De- heo
or .afthhsN
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE


20 ON TUESDAY, the 18Th esy Of March next ST ]
O'Clock 10 thu afternoon, will be sold by public suction
premises. al hat desirable fam situated AZ me
Grea, Notch, miles from Patterson, niles from Bloom
held and II miles from EewYofk. containing about 80
sores % which Is IN high state OF cultivation well
waercd ard 1mbered The improvements consst OF con
venien and substantial! double dwelling house with
kitchen sdJianp beautiful spring with mik house over
large barns and ell Other nsce'say Clubhouse, ss
veil good water power The premises may be viewed
and farther Informs obained % application 10 the sub
scriber on the premises Tile udispusbe
ARTHUR QUINN,
M Is. Or ROBERT CHlSNELL,
Auction 81. AT Paterson, New Jersey.
~ P--Th- conditions Of he above sale are As follows
IL per cent paid Ia ash the day Of sale 81 per
cert can remain bond end mortgage on the prrfnses
and the balance 40 per must be- paid % he delivery
Of the deed either 10 cssh good bond and mortgage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
roRr oF NEw-roRx NARcH ;.

ARRIVED steamship Crescent Cy stcsisfs IRON Chasres an5
lfofa asyau. oS isys. % Howard s soa
Bns Be- Kt. ssaatsfs s. John NJ a. lumber " Burns.
sooq Apollo. Willard. from Ns- Ioaiou, bound Ynsna
Soop Harvest, Frrnch, iu frosiieace, tor1-siic-.
MEAoRANDA-Ihe ship Carmel, FOR Liverpool las anchored
tie North River
sAILEDBlg oroa, or :; Mays schf Deaocf.i. Flnouih
Jan Aat othsfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

Tx INAUGURAL MEssAGE.-Gen. Taylor's lnsu
gural Address President Of the United states, 70 be
delivered q Washington on Monday next Is 20 be ex
pressea through 20 Phiisdephia aud Hew-York BY
Goverumen Mr.. Giis~old, the mail agent between
this city and Ncs York waSse services Ia connection
with the Post Oss Depeftinen, for number OF years
tofore. again appointed b. the Department 70
proceed Washington TO take In charge The inssory
sddross Of Gen. Taylor In lie rsroed nghst the North
crn and Eastern cities From this fact induced
- berys that the document viii be OF greater length
than generally supposed, from me usual isconc say e
OF III old General LPhilad Ledger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
Disaster. SC.

Ih- ship i-nny Lind remained ytsrly before
fha csttou -Io~iy.
Ia ~ Hanover balni N lurl ashore
i-i an h~y Nest Ca lae 81 The
esd The ktose afru@1 Qfeu caft The ca nf
asss ani ard sllri a1d TIE decree ei The
lsnsg- ard wuUd pruc-ei ~ si-5
IL tfg L~poi oDnlaen nl-on, from Savannah. bound
orssls srrrri ksy West 80 charge
ha ns -u ashore sln Key Reel Hs would BE- heard
I. N. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

PRiLApKLrmA. Friday March ?.
The subject of interments OF the Dead IN the
City proper bcginnug to excite the attention OF the
cisissns Of Philsdephia and the Board OF Health
Our forwarding merchants are making preparations
70 forward goods via Canal TO Pittsburgh on Monday
.sx This 10 rather too early think. for the opening
Of nsvigassca.
The Charleston steamer Columbus has resumed
her uips 70 Charleston She cleared this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

Nsy.su-r ~ a. aAfts N-l- Pence oin = Isas 1s r.
coa5or rkib 81 >los ~ oss F-es, Lo--l g. 90 . al
bS Kat- Pent-sast Fvas- tr b-or- sit ts frtr- Mas -
~. Tarqlna. h01i1r. 20 o. S1at - y ~
Psitnofe. s; tfu. Wi-ou iurl NHstou NC t-e hh
gu1 Bsr5ato~s, 81 Nss lsrk eafs kcEtl
Mans from fr p atsrhat. 90 MA>art fr-o- I'm
q Ibas- Hess. ssA fr Nse io ccuE-acet ~ -lf,
Howard f-ai11. % Dana Bent
COD Nr-h NHAreu. a. Passed
n % L krrstranx. rom \ ofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

HOPE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM.
llPANf.-NfW OsGAslzATIos-Thls Company has
been r,ofgAnzec, and 4 NJ MerchsnI Esq formerly or
Tie Ssu1s has finally accepted he unanimous cali Of The
Beard % ak= charge " ne nsuon for The ensuug yeaf
and j. W Leeds Esq Prescsn Of he Stanford Bsrk has
bsea uo san0usy reelected Vice President The capital
slcek Of 1ne Company, tC1gh responsible, vii be
largely n,ntet. and more comnodl0us oce IL W al
OF. vii soon be chained.
Agens snd applicants viii, for the preseui. address 81
h-rrhsni, ksq Pfesdert, Wsist OF J. w Lsecs, Esq
Vice trest6en, Stamford. Coon. By order,
GfsH WILLIAM 4 HOLLY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

OFFICE OF The DEL. AND HuD. CANAL Co.
Nev-YOrk, Feb ., 1919. :
rl,UE ANNUAL ELECTION for Managers Of 1hs
Company will be held st lie oice 81 Nsllst. on Tues
day the x7I day Of March The poll viii be open a.
II o'clock noon ard close PIP NJ. The transfer book
will be- closed from the I'd to the 18th March next
By order OF the Board, ISAAC ~ SEYMOUR,
gir tnh28 Treasurer.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
- FoK CALIFORNIA AND oREGo

>f~s- FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
4xrL8Is 9Th MARCH.-Ths u Mail Steamship Com
psny hereby give notice that, In pursuaoce Of
their with the Navy Department. the splendid new
and spacious steamship FALCON, Capt Thompson, will
sail from this port for Havana and Chagres On Thursday
March at noon, from pier 4, North River, with the malls
for the Pacific
Persons wishing to take passage TO California by way OF
the lsthmus OF Panama will find II 10 their advantage to
avail themselves OF this opportunity ss In the opinion OF the
undersgned agent Of this company Of Transports
ton up the OF California will be found at Panama II
expected that tho Falcon will arrive al Chsgres In time for
to The Pacific Mail Steamers Of March and
Let April from Panama San francisco Persons having
tickets for these steamers should secure their passage me
daiey, In order avoid disappointment Before the ART
val Of Falcon Chages this voyage the rosd across
tbs slhmus viii be far improved that danger di
Guilty need be expected In crossing
No engagement for passage viii bs binding on this Com
psny uness the same be sanctioned by the undersgned
$50 lbs baggage allowed; Toe per foot FOR freight
Information recently received Al this Office will convince
persons visit California hist the route by the Mail
Line via Chaees has great advantage any other In
speed safety and economy The departure Of the Falcon
Is fixed date 10 avoid delay at Panama The passen
ger list is open For passage farther particulars
spply at tho Office Of the Company. llS Weslst
Z7flah8 M. o. ROBERTS, Agent
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SECOND BOARD.
Passengers Arrived.
rrARINE JouREAL.

H. ifsa~slT Crs'esaf Cy yo- CAagr and HIrara-o Gil
man, ffanCo >c-, Wa Livingston Han0us- Chser-..
A } De Narsna havana
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~ New-Nork Wntrr-Curc EstHbli-h ment,
I-niv-r,,ty-rISrs n. 6x'
r. Water-Cure.-Dr TEiLL rrce yes Par-ns ~ "a
-orno8lrs div ,,sb l.hr-nt IS Lsighst and ~ Oyster
Bay. / where rev sad excessive buildings are v-ing
erecre1 1n- Summer tern VII couln-ncc ApfN D. Oat-
door p zct.ce Attended n. Corfuitauo,s - q I'M
r. nr. Dana. Lectures GA shakespeare, In
Brook The artt II me Course VII ue l-Fricl Al
TIE FsmEe Ac .femy 10 Jor4omer Nonfsy eyenins
Msrc1 5lo Commences 81 ocoeS The secord ieeare On
Thursday evening nexL HS-'
~ Wigs and Toupees.-bArcHELoEsr Ivy ~.
vented " "a s11 scalp. obtained s4'rf media ~ .9e All
u he An-rcs1 irstiufe They sre made o inr n1s-l
rsturs hair sld II urequsec HoIs snnp snd o-I ih-
superior advantages % extreme ~ ntrss u1i-
s1c durability. They are - leiAe q 10 1-y e.'Se
uon TIE largest ss.orte1f q Wigs ard Ipees 10 me
ciy b. s--cie- from a. bATcHELoEs hal1 sioif
walls near Bro-avEy. PngEie rooms for h.llnE Hixs
Copy - address. ei5 hN@rI
~ Hydroparhy ard the Nater-turr'-Fo"-
Las : WELLS Isl .sssAa-E New-l5rE, punith- snd
have for sale, al work. OF Hytro7siay, WssrCure,
Physiology, Phfsnology, Magnetism Ard Ptysogno1y-"
wholesale s1s retail complete s'so'iine' o. re above
named worEs always OF hand. Jas published Iae wa
isr-CuFe Journal, monthly 81 y-sr; Wser-Cure hsnuA
81 ceis WsrrCure In AL Diseases g cents Tbs Cho
HytropsiticzIly Treated, 3 cents
mist FOwLEgs WELLS l9i Hss'su-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
WANTS..

xITaNTRD-A situation to earu the nschini'i trsd.
w Young man uow IS years DID, Of good health and
constitution, vshes 70 .pPernce hilnssi % .o.1 n
business Wages rot much object bu wants - learn
The trade isorosgs n a. I. er,seas' me e
ssu.iscIory reference given ard required Ms StDitM
kkThNTFD-A widow lady thsving a child yeaf'
w old isa1Kous 70 secure siirauo IS n
r. spectacle fsfrty either IN his Gig or Brookyn IN
exception abe ref renee vii be given and The same re-
CURED. Aa5ressa - The of-e n THO psper rs 81
tsJANTED- sllusior, Tor aufno-f OF -Eeenen, ~,
w ana Children recently sfTived free ron ely hshn
.nc tfsccisr01t sl- wiling 70 work Tor mGcerse wages
Application 70 be made al TIE Office Of the Camuissone'io
:nisrslou 10 he PeFs No charges n-lu
IVA EWEIKRS-WANTED-By youns man Of
good education, who ia experienced q retail sales
and " 10 !. also wa'ehmaser siiqs.on 10 whole
sale or retail jewelers. esishshmsnt Would expect 10
make himself ssfu generally The best Of city reference
to previous employer VIII be given. Address A w N
Tribune Ofhce no =
XOUaG MEN from the county wanted, to sell
I several cheap and popular works ifsIed Al SINNERS
Boston Pubcsrion Rooms. The lafges, commission VII
rr sfocs Of cheap viii be Kept constantly 90 hand
travelling sgerts will 90 well 10 cal Cal Immediately ~
SKfSNtR's Publication Room. r. Y. Branch Once, 100
Broadway. room No :, up stairs 81
\TOTICE.-A Physici 81 wishes to OBTAIN situation 10
' drug establishment 10 lhis city. He will make him
pensng medicines, having good knowledge Of these de-
psnmsnls He wishes steady employment. and Is willing
highest testimonials given Of ability, sk, &c. For fanh-r
infomsou apply 10 the publisher OF the Gazette Of he
Union aud Golden Rule, - AunsLN Y. m2 lw-
IN Nn,; -MA>TtD, partner who can furnish
- fV.OVV. >lofEH. - invest business The most
profitable and fessh- IN The United States the TO be
located the City ofNewHork ana requiring the business
talents of three pers0ns The uan,nctors Of said
business VIII require 10 have the obi. zlDns Of the
given The Of on- dollar, and The sdver
User show profit Investment Of 100 per cent per
snuum. Aly person hsylg ne amount shove named
aId willing to invest by addressing Pro6tsh.er through
he Peat Office be fully convinced Of its feasibility
Communications with real name and address VIII be bed
strictly confidential, and receive prompt attention "a :"
1 pST OR ni~LAlD-Ccf,ifcst- No 60 Wabash
Land Ee Canal 6per cent loan, for 500, ia ed June
1917, issued DAVID J. ANDERSON, for the hrst inss
meni OF per $1,000 Of Indiana bonds Applca
ton has made The Trustees Of The Wabash and Erie
Canal Tor certificate In lieu Of the abO ard notice
gwen them Of s loss The hnder will cbhge the under
signed by Forwarding the 10 his address leaving
Al the Office Of the Trustees, ~ Nss.sl-sL v.
DAVID J. ANDERSON
26f 2sw9t' Wellington, AquacsAnock o. j.
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OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER oF TAXES,
Civ Hall. Park (

OFFICE o. The hklkINkk IAAtsi
New City Hal, Parx.
vTiXES-1StS.-Notcei 10 hereby given that an AID.
4 prizes Of ONE PER CENT. will be made on al
TAXES remaining unpaid the 18th DAY OF fEBAUASf
AID TWO PER CENT. ont he 18Th DAY oF MARcH.
TIE Receiver would urge upon payers the importance
Of making early psymenss possible, 10 avoid tue
crowd and delay which must necessarily occur usl pre- VI
ons 10 The per crntases being sdced
Hours fir receiving money from to O'clock, Pm
BzrtA.ls -orey only received.
n topIs WaRVEY VARY Er~eiv~, ~ y,srs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
MALE BOARDING SEMINARY

WI Com easy Of access 10 NewYors Cify-The Prrci
pal from bio pss experiences and has been Induced
10 erect house designed TO ac-omr 0date 20 pupils
Please fee circulars which be hsd the Methodist
book rOun Mu terry-st Afo II 76f ChsihsnIt The
terms Il believed viii be considered reasonable and IT,
ducemsnls Il II hoped satisfactory lis desired thai those
wishing 10 converse Or arrange with the principal would
laav- their addresses the o. Mr. Slrees ~
Chslhsmsl References 10 Rev. Wm- H. Bangs NlIOu
Mskemsn DkemZn, Controllers Oftee New York.
mi IHs ABEL WhIrLOCK Principal.
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''''' from 'n' s s 1900 miles IN state room'ss
San Diego, 300 2ls

Passage In the lower cabin at deduction OF onehh from
the above Passage the forward cabin from Panama
either Of the above named por 500, including only the
same ratlOns furnished 10 the Atlantic pas
sengers have priority IN choice of berhs No pas
sage secured until pad for Apply At The Office Of the Com
pany NsxYorx. = SOuli-st lfN
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IL FOR -ALE-The fee fastssiing brig LONG
49, .LAND, bulk II Brookhayer, L. l. copprred and
peT-lzsened. us ton. register, Or 80 barrels
uoder deck She thoroughly oyerhS1ed AID shested
with Hu1izs heavy metal IN June ast Sails and rigging
nearly and In complete order Tor voyage Her
sp endd cabin accommodations we're pot without regard
expense aud for comfort aud every convenience
surpassed Parties about purchase for Czorla will
BAD This most desirable and sUsb5 vessel Can be
pier u j., X. and Der inventory application to
MI - JOHN & ROBERT OSBORN III Wsllst
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COPARTNERS SHIP.

fI,HE SUBSCRIBERS have formed a partner
ship IN the practice Of the law and VIII give prompt At
tenon 10 all business which may be entrusted 10 them IN The
several Courts Of his State sad Of the United States March
ll8i9 SAMUEL STEVENS,
JAMES EDWARDS,
ORLANDO MEADS.
Once 4s0 Broadway, Albany M I'm
CD-PARTNERsuIP.- b. FULLER
Nhsvlng formed aCo-psrtnershp with JOHN DURAND
will continue the Iron Commission Business, under The arm
OF DUDLEY B. FULLER co. al l5g Greenwlchst
March I, 1919. DUDLEY q ~ Lick,
nj I'm JOHN DURAND.
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.,..sSSss. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP com

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S-LrS PANY.-THE u. 5. MAIL sTEAMPACKETs
The CALIFORNIA OF 1850 tons Capt Cleye
land Forbes; the PANAMA, OF 87 TONS Capt William G.
Stout; the OREGON, Of o99 tons Capt Robert H. Pear
their way the Pacific Intended to leave
Panama for ports in California the 25th Of each month
An experienced surgeon will accompany each ship Passen
gers aer cabins furnished bedding but not wines
and liquors. and will be allowed space for personal bag
gage free the Of 800 lbs weight Freight
and all other goods SO per ton and per cent
specie Packages should mol exceed $50 lbs weight-fo
mule carriage