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BOARD OF HEALTH.

RICHMOND, O'Clock, PM July 18Th.
Presenl-Mcs.rs. M. S. Valentine, president
pro tsm..) Wilson Williams, Joseph G. Wing
field, James Evans, James Winston, Fl. W. Fry
and DR., A. F. picoi.
The Board have to report one case Of Cholera
as occurring in the City during The las: "a hours,
which is sill under treatment.
The Board adjourned 10 meet again al 5 O'Clock.
P. M, on THURSDAY, 18Th instant
P. CLAIBORNE GOuCH, M. D.
Secretary Board oil Health.
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RIG MOND, VA.
Thursday Morning, July 10. ls49.
MISSOURI.

Hon. John Jamison, member Of the last Con-
gress, pronounced By Colonel Benton one Of the
most Capable and honest men in Missouri thus
alludes to The position assumed by Col. Benton,
in letter. dated Fulton, June l6, 1919, address.
ed to Lieut.. Governor Price:
"My opinion is that he cannot be sustained 10
that appeal according 10 Democratic principles;
and wrote out an answer 10 your letter for pub
LEGATION, giving a. full length my reasons for that
opinion. That letter and The condition Of my
family have been The cause OF the delay in send
ing this. Icame 10 The conclusion lnis morning,
that il might probably be better not 10 have my
reasons al length for opposing Colonel Benton 10
his appeal, published AT this time; but u u BE-
C mes necessary, have il done hereafter. | take
the ground Isl, That the Legislature was Inc
proper power Ia ins,ruct-ihat he had no Iisht 10
ap, cal from The instructions eiven.ihat ne
was tcurd 10 obey or resign; that his feius'
ing beforehand 10 obey or resign was pre-
cis.ly The same in principle, as having
ALREADY violated insiructiors-and that accord
ing to the FIRST great and Fundamental principles
of Democracy-the RICH, Of instruction, no ex'
cuse was or can be good, for his course in this
matter-and that, so far as the Democracy were
concerned, it was an issue between the man
and prnciplos-if they followed the man they
deserted principle, and ii they followed Priuci.
pie they deserted the man. %. take The
ground if any excuse is good, be has mol assign
cd any that are good in this case; upon this ]
dwelt at some length, showing that they are go
many evasions, 10 get around the main issue,
and 10 raise other issues 10 lead of the mind
from tho main one; and 81. discuss the Will
mot Provisional give 1t as my opinion, from
all the lights before mo, including bis speech.
that he is in favor Of that Proyiso, particularly
from that fact stated in his speech that New
Mexico and California were now free of sla2e-
ry, and he would not 20 for sending il there
and il he was not, i, would be easy for him to
say 50, in so many words. without equiFocation'
so that his friends might have no ground 10 dis
agree as 10 bis views on that question. ! then
wind up BY deploring the condition be has
placed bis friends aud the party 10, and call
upon you as an old friend and firm Democrat, 10
take calm review Of the whole matter
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a SHAMEFUL. EXHIBITION.

Is it net denied, (says the Pennsylvanian) for
the ia can lie substaniated BY many Witnesses,
that Levin, the Natiyist member from The first
Dis.rict-who is now either citizen OF The Dis.
trict OF Washington or City OF Ballimore-hav-
ing no longer permanent residence among the
people he representa- The following lar,
suage al meeting 10 Southwark called al his
bidding:
"Look VIVA. have done for you. | had Ro-
berls, a full hlcoded native. appointed Marshal.
had Ashmead appointed District Attorney, and
Slonaker The Naval Agent. This | have done
for you. Nay, more; before would allow WIN.
B. Lewis 10 be appointed Collector, made him
pledge himself 10 me thai he would select one
half Natives TO fill the Offices. Aud 50 too with
Postmaster While. He mace the same promise. ="
Apan from the dciatorial spirit OF this speech,
is the openly avowed bargain and sale boasicd Of
by this Native American leader Never in The
history OF politics have we witnessed such reck-
less prostitution ami such advertised corruption.
We repeat this is subject Tor the most drastic
examination OF the Senate.
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OYE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT. STOCK.

cEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed estate Loan
y and addressed TO The Board OF Public Works, VIII
y received at the Office Of the Second Auditor until ~
o'clock M, Of the lst August next for loans TO the
Commonwealth, under authority Of law amountin: %
spp0, bearing interest at the rate OF six per centum
oer annum. payable al the Treasury Of said Common
wealth q. the ist day Of January aud lat day oil July IN
zen year, and irrsdeemabe for twenty years, but re-
;..mabe afterwards al the pleasure OF the General as
,rnbythe scrip certificates OF stock 10 be paia ior
md delivered as follows-vz:
$50 Geo on the LIST of August, l6i9.
$50 900 on the LIST of September. lS49
By order OF the Board Of Public Works:
Juy 7-c2awtd J. BROWN. ia. I'd Auditor
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ssrnad s:ock Fail Races

WILL commence on Tho Isl Tuesday IN october, ara
w continue four da,s
FIRST uAy-rrsspAY-A s~eepstake for year
old cot. and irssSluU enhance, S3 iorieit-1 m'lo
heats 10 name and close Isl day OF Septembrf-no"
subscribers.
OF Hare enters c.. C, by Boston dam Canary.
James Tally enters {, by Orator, dam saTan WASH
in2ton. a.
TB Williamson eniers, and 10 name lst day OF Au'
CO NGren enters, and TO name isI day OF August
SECOND DAi-WRonyspaY-T"o RACES.
Fifss Race-Jockey Club Pare, mile heats. -
second kace, same "a sweepstise Tor year o'u
colt, and a icys that never won rlcs-miie Ied's
$50 entrance % foriEif-3 more 10 make fa.e-ho
Prnpr,eor 10 add 50 doarsto maine aud close ISL coy
OF SepIemner.
THIRD DaY-TBuRsoAY-Two kAcRA
Pirst Racs-Jockey CLUB purse. 8 milo hsats.
a.ropd Kace same day-A swrepstake for2 year
o,t roIts ana tiiieys-snele m:e-5l entrance, nan
G,rr.,t-tbrer or more TO make raee-;o name ana
close 81 day Of Sepemosrlhe Proprietor 10 add o. ooi
lars. r. A ,s,r
,ds urtrI ID mile bcaIs-50 dollars entrance, nun
C,,f.it-,o name and close l.; day Of September.
By order OF III: FL slarni,
lime 29-cNCCi ". HaSto1h, 'eeIes"'J.
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From tie Charlottesville dipocn'e
OF STATE SrUDEN rs.

hIFOlN Il MEN VI ~ u - - " s|ASAS -.
The following Stale Siu:ens were appointed
By the Faculty Of The University al heir meeting
July 81, TO FL vacancies existing under The gene
raj provisions 81 The law on The subject.
3 Disricr, John Z Patton, OF lie sis
6 Thomas w Cecil! OF TaZewell.
7 Arch'L Robertson Graves OF Washington
l3 Henry NJ Patterson OF Augusta.
81 John G BoalwfishI OF Buckingham.
ri Orlando Williams of Meckienburg.
% Louis C Bouiiin OF Charlotte.
30 ] v Tucker OF Brunswick.
80 AlseInon Battle Of Prince George.
As there wero No Applicants from some of The
vacant districta, las Board or Visitors thought
il best, fer Inc present, to authorize the Faculty
&c 81 such Vacancies, BY giving such places TO
applicants from districts already hlled. The
following were appointed under this special
authority from the Board Of Visitors:
| District, Alexander Layne OF Allegheny.
3 Henry G Davidson Of Rocsbrldge
q " Alexander N Jordan Of Compbell
s John Wilson Of Frederick
IL I" Robert L Madison of Petersburg.
These appointments gill all the vacancies IN
the Stale Department.
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Cur columns have bscn so much Numbered
up with The squabtlea of Railroad Companies,
that we have determined hereafter 10 charge
for all such communications. II they are Of
any account they are worth paying fori if not,
they are not worth publishing. We are forced
TO This course, (Which we have adopted hereto.
fore on one or tro occasions) on account Of the
Injustice which has been done 10 our subscribers,
who feel little or no nteres. in the private
difficulties Of Railroad Companies. We make
this public notice now, 10 order that for the
future all may know what TO expect
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The following are III. names oil the gentlemen
recently obtained in Alexandra. as lie Gems Ct
The Pfo,es ant Episcopal CnuGch, VIZ: Roher d..
Brock, OF Montgomery county, Nil, William d..
Hanson. Of fredericksburg Va; VII IAN L..
Hy!an1, Princes Anne, Md; Wiiam II. Irisb,
BUfilo, N. Y; Edmund Richards, Lynchburg,
Va W. h. C Robertson, New York city; I hso.
doIe s. Rumnry, Geneva. N. Y; c H. SHE ds,
Jr, Norfolk, Va; Francis c. Clemens, TO be or
,.ainel in Philadelphia.
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VOLUME XLVE.-NUAlBER %
INooRraTI,,N oPaape carTt

IMPORTATION OF RARE CATTLE :
] lie Srilsti bfi-, John Hou:st, whith rec ;ily
arrived a, Charest u, brought over from Jui-
key ten Cashmere goat and Two Btif,l3 calves.
According 10 lie Evening News, llesc ANNALS
are tn first ci their kind b!ougEt iL,o lie nifd
Sales. These goa's are uuiy beautiful aIinaH
AMI are covered with long silken flsccss. Tie
budaloes are The same as nose employee N TGN
key al The p!occh, aud are sad 10 b. 4! maturity
IL Ice the s!Z. II The domestic OK.
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poWE.TAS COUNTY.

At meeting Of citizens OF PowEatao, on Tue
Sd of Jaiy, (beins court day. called for the pur'
pose of paying tribute of respect 10 the memo
~ Of tho Hon James z Polk, on motion, Dr.
Aaner Crump was called to the Chair and Chas
R. Forsee was appointed Secretary. The Chair
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DEATHS.

Died, IN Wheeling, Va, on wednesday, July iltii,
ia me ssh year OF his a.r. WILL An HENRY HOW
S1S formerly II Virginia, aud late resident Of Lous-
vale, Kentucky.
Departed this NE Mt Mount Icy, 1.-THE residence OF his
friend, Dr. WA. n. Edwards IN Snny, DAWSON
WakREN, NJ. d., Ia lie 1911 year IL hi, age Dr..
Wanen's high order al intellect, splrodid acquire
m.Ets, together with his po-hes and gentleman, man
n~.s, placed him al lhe head Il bls profession whch
GI,tInctiun lie held with eminent success for many
years unlil Called ~ bis conn! irpf
he hasls al lr.isiiion-since wtirh tm-. hs ierb
health caused - the upscnc of lis su.ey 10 max
ing professional ,lsi has partially, as II Were, shut
mostly confined nun his bed. After VISITING of
the hsathul retreats, and consulting the most emil
Ern ii the Faculty al the North lie rriurntd 10 the old
coInty of lis nativity, TO spend his last moments with
hts friends AMI early assocatrs until Surd5y, 10Th OF
June, hia spirit took ~ cht. amii-t the intense sor-
rowing and grief Of bis many friends.
CT WIG requested 10 copy.
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LOST CERTIFICATES.
THE following certificates Ct deb from tns e. ~ "a
e, slice 40 % for $3.50; No. 50 fer $780, No; &c .I
$50; auo No. 1875 for $500; amounting sl.oae'o.r 20
been burnt By s s,ou Viii Then he mad. to
n,sn. Q, Tue n,ho,,v for The renewal thereof and
~. adSsrtss the aesS5dae % law
July l6-e3m
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IN Caa.,CeRf.- v.asisiA:-At hIies held u tss
Clerks Once q the Superior Court OIL Chane.fy 'e
The Richmond Circuit. The fourth day oil June, ioio:
James heala, clailtid +:
against
BeDJamin Coleman and other Defendants.
Inc oeiencani above named not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according the act oil
Assembly aIa .s ros OF Ills Court ana IL appearing
BY Satisfactory evidence that L. not an inhabtant OF
this Commonwealth, IL Is Ordered That tho said do
iendant do apPsar at the rules be held for the sald
Court on me fits Monday In Scptembe! next, aud an
swer the bill OF the plaintiff and tina, copy Of THIS Of
ger &c larhwith inserted In so.e published
IN me ely CT kicnmcni, for Two mon6sSuccessvoly,
and posted Ct the font door OF the se Court HOUSE,
IN ines, !ne san eliy. Ccpy-aIss,e, -, 49,
IN CHASCEHY -viRoiSiA AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery for
The Richmond Circuit, the fourth day of June, lS49:
The Resident, Directors and Company OF the Bank
Of Virginia; he President, Directors and Company Of
The Farmers BANK of Virginia. William Archer, Ed
ward Scott ana Mugaret Brooks, Plaintiffs:
against .
Rem, lmn Coleman anS c,hsr Defendants.
Tia defender, above named not having entered his
appearance aud gvea security, according the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing
b. satisfactory evidence that he Is no. nhabitan OF
this Commonwealth, IL Is Ordered, That the said de
tsndant do appear at the rules be hold for the said
Court on the first Monday in September next, and M
s.er the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy or this
der re forthwith inserted In seine newspaper pubiehed
In the city OF Richmond tor two months SUCCESSFULLY
aad posted the front door Of tho State Courthouse In
Jun. s-swan ROBERTS, Clerk,
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WANTED,

lsaddi,onal Female O:ncer in the Eastern Asylum
y ;ar tbs Insane. AT Williamsburg. Appucauohs'
- aso Inquiries "a 10 the salary and duties Of the Of
Zee in should be addressed 70 The undeIsign.
a M to the 25th Of July next. JOHN NJ GAIT,
line 2A-cW4G Snperintendent and Fhyslclan.
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against
Asa OTIS and other Defendants:
The defendant above named not having entered his
.,pearance and given security, according 10 the act {"
Assembly and the rules OF this Cout, and IL appearing
IL satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhaotaI
III. Commonwealth il s Ordered, that'h sara ae,ena
al dn appear al the rules TO he held for the said Court
!, the first Monday In August next, and answer the
Nj Of the plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order 90
rhwilh inserted In some newspaper puhi'shea IN .ns
,r NJ Ri.hmCDd Tor two months successfully, aud
ed al the front door Of the State Court house, In the
~ 1, r. iia--ewam wy ROBERTS, Clerk.
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From Texas.

Galveston papers 70 the 18Th Inst. have been re-
sslved at Esw-Orleaps. The following items are
from them;
q, Hsr.bsl avs the County Of Harrison contains Io4
flsl scres Of which not more tnsn O4Ooy are vase
Isnds leaving 10000 o. Tor cultivation 10 popu.a
fon In ls17 was 900 fOuis but u - capaDe ~ con
tanning nearly 7OWO he amount u O"''D" sAPP'"
Ia ls41 was - J29 bales.
Ftoa THE WEsT-A gentleman who resides IN Cal
weston returned from the Rio Grsnde l2'h inst The
Hsps says that be lett MOncova On the 2ld III NJ "ncn
time that place quite healthy but the lnh4tahts
were In great dres5 Of the Cholera All business was
susoended ana the church daily crowded WIN
women Il was reported At Moncloya that the CnoicTs
was prevailing In sslo with great istalty, ihiJ ~
forty 10 number dying daily 1T was si.D Iep.'.os5
that Ia ALL $50 American einigrants 70 CAliiori@ ae
been Killed By the Indians while travelling inyuxh 4,
leo This report wa generally credited a. me hN.a"'
were known 70 very numerous IN that part OIL N'A.y
The Cholera making sad havoc 10 many % ~
interior towns The usual course Of tfeatuieu' "a
nlnnge the psteDt 10 tho river and IN co"se4 4fD-1
dssfb alnost invariably ensued. ne crops "ric
GENERALLY good and an abundance % fah mao .a's -
d. valley of the Rio Grande, but 20 great was we
90, and dread of the Indians, that the MeHcahs seei
- 49, 1000 m Leave home except IN strong pares,
nj armed The Indians, sbOuttweuty IN NUMBER hsu
.t,,cSed rancho about twenty miles rom 7aOin, ~
ynIddsv and killed over hundred MeAlcans 'oLo
sc,ne3 who did not take refuge in the stone houses
IN. Indians carried Of e the hofses ahdmues oU' Ho
attempt was made to follow tlcf .. .s..a
TN force for the protection Of the ronuei ofoeTeu
N be raised by Gov Wood is 70 consist o! one nun
dred men. The term Of service Is hzed al tniee
RrSAwAy NEeRors-Tbe citizens Of Walker Coun-
~ he'd meeting Huntsvile on the oh INST 20 see
stsps 10 prevent the escape OF negroes 4 PiteID'o
heading the resolutions, states that number OF caves
nav, recently left their In that nesnDofnOou
without any osisnsble 10 suspected mat ey
had been Induced 10 run away by some white person
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CALIFORNIA.
..CnNcrNrRIc GOLD WA-HEK.

DTTT,s C0NCENTRIC GOLD WASHER.
D-T machine -s 1o-1laS o.. 600 5t-1 '-- 1- --I--
10 ctr rre arralE- tlait j. rla1rl o rat - every
r.r-- flai wo1d ne wasted ny ne inner one There 8
t.re 11e 10 .-0-e- tllf paus are tte best ac-le 1f
ua-l.rz GOD Tie same k-oWledge can Pei acc irel p.
sv ~ Oh -l tgrasaag AM -ssaying esa1s -rrcs. l1
50 tao . them arranged above ls decided improve
r The following c-r1cAe coming from ole " o.. C.a
81 and largest establishments, amply proves;
q. l-l. c-erf4 aai ~ ys-s- n 70 80 s'fai
or 111 erillf.i mas - 20 rt-as a' = -,l 10
r. E "A arf- 20 tfaf
80, rrl rt o--sr 1t-s -sy .srfl-r 40, hr
.rcs o.. 4asag s-rr .-t n-av--, ---i 90
r-4-s H.ss Warsrrr - lral.st =
'eLtf = pf-LL. l15 5ltrd-e-sL y 7.
ITO CALIFORNIAN-.-W az eKpere--e Or is
V-a-s il preparing stores Tor sfir- nr1 ff--nE-fs
lie s41-cr.l confidently cl-rs Es services ia persons
Intend uF % ulasa voyage f1 CGt1rll., N De store
may 30 lad estimates for provisions 10 every lrscplo1
flr any llnher OF persous rom one month % iwo years
stores Will 10 put ~ sllo.r packages 'o crls, TIE
I-,luu- or for he longer route. A KEMP llo Wl.-st
NeV York lelo Ina
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FOR Tie Tribune


MOUNT WASHINGTON.
TsrAKD ne.ide thy rocky bais,
Thy mighty shadow round NE thrown
watch me oying sanset trace
Us glory o. ibs A'ctlc zone
g, graad, 80 calm Tie daw1 q night
IL seems a many voiced ceiisAt.
And now he ia, }. goae-l see
Toe siivsr-sh Mug sta-s ou oIgn,
AND thy green head. on Mount n me
Il leaning proudly 'gsi.s; ine FAY
And through Thy pi4es The breath Of nigl'
Comes Ike many voiced delight.
Bogg soft and gently silence bincs
The sOlsDn woods tle. garo toe sceAe'
Save when the thunder mocsing winds
Come rusbiog down the rock rsvine
O'arwearied " ith the day, the night
l hail, msny.voiced deiisot.
Oh sleep upon my eyclids rest
Oh Cd me safely guard and keep,
while stretched upon Earih's NOISY breast
swsetly dream or calmly sleep;
And shall ever bless TINS night,
Which comes a msny.voiced delight.
{. .. STrATr.
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,.ArynscApE PAINTING.

~ f.F2 ERNST. ard Pie LFctIfl. hfcl1N aFf
10 ,r.-T ~ Pruce -,lr. ". WHITLEY = pc
nalei b. rell scaqcs 81 every pce Te so 70 90.
"a bus. fr. frcn 1I ailal lrawIurs taArl 90 liz spot 10
. Oh -.ft Ssfes ~ .aC Union ana IA Canada. III W 8
se s-4e af s .fl.. -rl Viii compare iavora1F "ilA
III. yvi.t. ID orr CIV arr SIS oi ne cd masters d.
-s case arc ESQ made 5v NJ " VIC also restores il-
...e.. p'..1-e- CD t4-lr pristine condition.
>-hless lI lrssls c4-es. u9l-s. fll-iac-iir. ana
uvst- resaefces taken % WAGER or l o oa Terms ex-
rseir ~ moderate Ala engraved o. copper ~ s.ol-'
,'----..e "a 2sS1m
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Law Courts.

Polr-r cousr-A man named Tino,ny oa,hey 80
-r..rl - vsurg ~ s.s.iz; Cap Cox OF ne Fisi
Ward, % D. charge u forsefy Fis7''-- 'Ha-' ''-4 =.
- r'---s p..r g. 4- -~.r ND
. -.-ss Jo.s " Vsor;h ard Joseph smsi were tsEer
into custody ty ofacer ROO, on rlei 9 '.''-'
~. - no .asrlaosf FrsrF. -e DAYS .rce Comm. p
- ore Abraham W. iarus wds e-res-e1 ast sfe-4lg
al rt4rge = 9rsnt larceny - seefg az -' 80 "-f g
81 81 verw1re from he steamer Ores-r RED icf exam
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y ATE ACTUAR1 or IhE MEChASlCs lNsIl-
LINN las removed La Patent Agency once 20 -
Bros i,,ar. al vl- l future devote ne "Lo1 %
rae 70 l-or4nlg E-.sals, preparing statements %
Uncovered patent cases elcal--rs, dl-"--- ~
examining ntIr ascl-las a. furnishing 4lllfl--iul 10
-U-lrs ans others I'D mechanical and l-a--ac-f ofV-
rr. Zee. t1o1cfa Go All nc s-rc-est regard 10 ne
-. ,-,er,..-. A. -~r. .rescrved uyl5 o.seC-t'
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DIVIDENDS.


OTTIcE or THE DELawARE AND HUDsoN CANAL c..
NEW-YoRg. June 4. l'44 I
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS o. lis Conps-
sy have declared seri-araua dividend OF eisai per
cent Of le pr0-s oi TIE Company, psyan.s CO. ina
alter Tuesday ne i1l net The transfer BOOKS srs COW
closed and VII remain closed until lie -Orni1s OF he .5h
Inst. 3 d orler Of tae b1ar4.
lel 6w ISAAC y SEYMOUR. Treasurer
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
= CONPANi.-rle second tlvl1en- on Che preferred
sfock Of the NevYok aIi Harlem Railroad Company. a.
he rae 81 eight per cent per M De pad a. fle
oace ~ TIE Company. Tryou Row 90 AMI siter Tues
3ay 81 dag Of July next The transfer books o. ue
preferred W closed igom the 81 Gay Of June 20
he 4'h day % Jl nrat--Daiet jane IA, lti3
iel9lu sam L VI BLATCHFORD. Treasurer
1rEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD com
NPASi The s-ll-enlu interest - tae rate 81 per
cent PEI snulm will be paid upou tie hl stock o he
New-N ork AMI Er- Railroad Company on and aer me
isl day u July Tue transfer books VIII be closed
from Tie 9TH DAY ~ Jus the lat c-y 90 July
Yo-z June I, l6f9 NATHANIEL MAhsh-
axtfvI Secretary.
nIYIDEND.-The Board Of Directors OF the How
k(afd Insurance Company have tls day declared VI
lend Of a Ter the capital pay,te on ard after
Iur- isf lmv2- islv Tint LEWIS PHILLIPS >-c'Y
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FATAL AccinE>r-The Sciotarls P0tri1t says
Young man named Jerome Crggs wls killed 5T Z
runaway horse On re sth .nst and another named
Francis R1.s W1s also osl.g ir 1red
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MEDICINES.

A GREAT TRICNPH N MEDICINE

EA--<s6 ~ . -
GREAT TRIUMPH N MEDICINE
.- prrN .rtrrr. I'd b. rr---r : Elsf .. "A, ~,
III - ,-,..i., i D..
. al d'f''lrf' 1'if' aTs' - ~ 1Al.-- y ~
k.5ifit ff1te - fis NERVOUS Oh VITAL - IN
np uanr~ NrgFTAEIr EXTFtCr
...
The astonishing success "-'- Is A--'-e- --e use "
,s.. .-rsas.s medicine -1r Epepcc Flts Tor Fa.ing
s.e-.I sa1-l. cramps c,nsl-ians &C. renders d. re
pos, ra.llh.a medicine ever discovered IN tsc- -
remedy .or a above diseases. D.. sra-s l-nvael sid
A.cle. Ilcre = lo o.-rr re-.s-.c remedy.
lEEltiNG. WORMS.
or c,s-.venfss ur F-uiurr ,ls disorder Tn a. suck
ca.-- gre Vegetable Extract is r-r medicine inch
car b. re Cd ODD ur Oh. degree Of safety Mo.lers Who
have .rlal. children should remember It's.
MANY Child
tte pas year, wac has suffered VIII his complaint. ard
Is Been ren uslr ry rlT--lrs .o e. has been
al t, he use u D.. Har-- Vegetable E,t-srL
A PHYSICIAN. lESlIADNl
IN nefereuce io tie almost miraculous ecacy q his val
aabe Medicine se would refer the al c.ed 90 le iolow
hi r-tr--v Of Dr. Dart enc among the eminent ply
-.cs-s d. C.-cilra-.
z. nl-r T., if . Hli-rf Ci---lsL fse-ff - 80
-.- - D. H.rif l-if.r.t Elff r. Pc " -
GFNrLE,fEs d. slc- CD Dr.. Hlrt .se' 90 M 1lry 20
se. sea .-s faos a.. .4 r--...ol maze use o. .
4. vl riav deem lts..lle. My clid severely a.
f.cres -l r1 ec-r ifs ol les-y ,t ls' 81 -nes
be would 44~e rom -Eeve 90 eileen Us tr - hours A.
uC>f every E-t NJ medicines feneray lsel y pltsca-s
irr ls l.0si CON 1' gss riel without lry
beneficial res-fs Oh Say sf cae 60 he conclsoli 10
~ d. Hlrs NeEe-aa. Extract J -el d yl-r sore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-29
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