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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19

date; and quite obvious that hey CONTEMPLATED
The prisoner and murjer the haadful of ufi
and guards, (only twenty III nnnber) the Commander
gave the order 10 the guards fire iva of the mutn4ers
fe! dead. and twelve were wounded The disturbance
was nsanane usly qnlled BY this awful but Necessary
act; and quiet and order were again restored.
~~~~No~~ooo~~~~~
The clpiug stone OF The United States Dry Duck a
BROOKLYN laid with appropriate remonies on the
4th Instant Com. McKeevar and P NJ. Wenore
ESD delivered appropriate addresses the occasion
About 800 men work the Dock. and ii is ex-
peeled that 1t will be ready for the Is! of Janu-
a:y. 1850.
1t with deep reIrat we learn that John Y Mason,
the late Secretary Of The Navy has lost in less than
month. both Of his excellent parents. They were disn-
gu-hed by all The virtues which grace private lite. They
lived and Ihey died in Greensville county. Virginia,
the same Is and al the sane house where they had
settled ia 1872, after their marriage.
Mr. Seat I'm Gales has purchased the entire establish
ment Of the Raleigh Register, and will hereafter conduct
he Register sole proprietor and editor. Mr. G,las is
the Of the former editor the late Weston r. Gales
and the grandson Of the founder Of the Register which
in the middle Of its ft1ieh year. We wish him
every success.
The appointment of Thomas S Hall. ESQ.,. of Eau
quer, Marshall Of the Eastern District of Virginia
has been announced. Nj. Hall, by his intelligence en-
ergy and business capartv is emnenty qualified for the
proper discharge of the duties of this Office. better
selection. says Ihe Piedmont Wing, could not vel have
been made.
Frederick A. Packard Esq. well kn ,wn as the promi-
nent and efficient head of the American Sunday Schoo
Unon was Tuesday elected President of the Girard
College Philadelphia, in place of Judge Jones, resign
ed:
There are thirteen mills in Chill, all conducted by A.
merran miers They prodncc between 800 900 to
100000 barrels of f)ur annually The wheat and -four
are good as they are in the U. States.
The formal commencament Of the Ohio and Pennsy-
vania Railroad, the 4th inst, was witnessed by about
1000 persons The first shovel Of earth on this work was
thrown up bv Co r bins,n of Alenhanv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19

thar Paris which has eravely attempted dehrne the
Almighty. and defeda the Goddess Of Rea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
.grriUN! of the .9Iaggs'a.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
[Tr nsmiited for the Baltimore American ]

81. Jyhns, July I3th, A. NJ.
The steamer Niagara, Capt. RyIie with 50 passen-
gers, and intelligence week later from all parts Of
Europe, arrived Halifax early Yesterday morning. and
was expected to leave for New York 4, O'Clock She
will be due at her wharf at late hour Saturday eve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-15

Patrick henry Delano Nyorl; c9th Nontesuma LOyder
doj H. Moses do Sst, Waterloo Allen, 18th, lvaphoe
do; pth "Rost Benton" Philadelphia.
sIa ~tn, owe Branch. Boston; Tth Caroline Nesmith'
do 3st. FereEpore do 18th. Helen McGaw Philade
phia Slst, stephen Baldw in, Borland, do.
LoNpoNnrkEy May 255Arr "Afton;' Philadelphia sid
26th, Arnott, Nlorki 2Sd, Chieftisn, Philadelphia
LONDON, Nay22-Sld 22d. Caledonia NYcrk.
rington Nlork.
NEssiS Al May 20-Cld Commaquid Boston.
NkwPoRr May 3l-Sd Arselia, Boston, Goth, North Ca
rolina, NYork.
orr THE LlzARp, May 26-Albion, from Boston.
Delhi, Philadelphia.
"STArAHeAR," May ll--Sld Harmonic, NYork.
TRIESTE May 49, Arr Apollo, NYork.
WExFoRK May 2i-Sld Native, NYork.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BELFAST, May 26-The New York Packet, Dewing, from
Liverpool for the "West indies put In here day will
oreopmsst and topgallant mast-would repair and sal
soon.
BREaERnAvES, May 2s-The Ella, which sailed from thi
port the oath inst for New York. has been brought bac
by the Danes from Espekerogg to the Wescr
Cork, May 2t-The Victoria, from Liverpool for Ne,
York, has put in leaky.
NEWPORT May 26The Swiss Boy, Mailing for Boston, ha
put back leky after having got to the Westward of Sund
tsla
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The Latest Shin News.

BRrxERHAvEN, May2t-Sld Ria, EYerk.
BoRBEAUY, May 20--Sld Carlotta NYork.
York. 80
BnENEs, May 2s-sld John Carver, Boston.
CARDIFF, May 3l-Sld An tigua Planter, NYork.
CLYDE May 3-Arr Hyndeferd, NYork; cid 18th, Isabella
Stewart, Boston, 9th Perseverance, dol 2sth Soon 18th
Caroline klork; 2b Commodore dol 30h, John Kerr do;
Hyndeford, do.
CoRK, May 29-sld Stella, Boston.
CRoNsrApr, May l9-Arr Wallace, Boston; North Bend
Sprague, kYork; I'D, Merlin, do.
DUBLIN, May 26-Sld Satellite, NYork.
DOVER RoAns, May T-Sld Germania, NYork.
DEAL, Nay D-Arr Avalanche, NYork sid 18TH Altoona,
EYork
Yorh; 2Sth, Rio Grsnde, do.
GENOA. May 17-Ar Helen s Page Boston; 2lst Henry
Nomolo, do
GALWAY, Kay 24-Arr Clarence NYork.
GIBRALTAR, Nay l5-Cld HolIander, iron Palermo N
York.
GRAvEsENp, May .a-Arr Prince Albert, Never. NYorh
SID 3lst, American Eagfe, Chadwick, NYork.
Hull, May 26-Sld Eliza Ann Young Boston; "Mah-
lopne," do.
HAvRE, Nay %-Arr Duquesne, PHILADELPHIA Sid 18th,
Bemopt" York; 9th, Ohio, Clark NYork; CoIumbana
Maett do 9Th Argo Davis do; Switzerland Lowell do;
KLovrsANp, OF, May lo-IIs nandey, from Boston.
LiMERIoK, May 2t-Sld Vienna" NYork.
LivrRPoot, May 3l-An Apglo American, Boston; Sth,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-15

DEATH OF BURGLAR-SINGULAR COINCIDENCE
1t will be recoected that some week or two
since attempt to rob the exchange Office Of Bather
ford Co.. on Bulltt street, frustrated by tho
discovery Of the perpetrators before they could effect
an entrance into the Office. The clerk upon being
aroused by the noise made at the window, armed him
self with pistol and shot through the window at the
burglars for there two Of them. II was thought
that one was wounded, blood was discovered upon
the pavement the next morning One Of the robbers
was wounded, and fatally too His companion sue.
ceeded In conveying him away, and the next day
physician was sent for to attend sick man In the up
per part of the city Hecame and found his patient
IN very precarious condition hardly ably to articu
late and splitting blood. The had plaster his
breast but the physician not permitted to touch
H. HIS wife stated that II mustard plaster and
desired him to prescribe for bleeding Of the lungs
After ingeringa few days the man died His name
was Jas Jones alias Maiden and he one OF the two
men that attempted to rob the exchange Office. In
connection with this affair, have been reminded
hat ten years ago the father Of Jones came to his death
in this city under similar circumstances He, to-
gether with accomplish. attempted to rob we'll
known mercantile house, then situated Main street.
Pearl. and had effected entrance through the
window, when he was Shutdown by one of the men,
Of the Arm who had been awakened by the noise
He was retrcatipg to make his escape and was shot
while in the window. The shot In this as In the
other fred ut random for the purpose Of soaring
tho robbers aWay.-Lsuisuius (Ry) Courier june 8.
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The Passengers by the Cambria.

Mrs Henly and infant; Mrs Wood and daughter;
Mrs Wood and Mrs Cox; Mr. and Mrs. Beach; Rev.
DR.. Mcleod; MIR. and Mrs. Parry; Mr. and Mrs Me-
Eds, infant and three children; Mrs. Walton and
child; Msssrs Swift, Gonvn, Pearce, Gundy, Bescher,
Langenheim, Guys, Spence, Britain, Milandon and
servant subriskie, Baker Petrie Morris, Ronsemann
Hsnlin, Luchame Acbagat, M. Achagat Witherman,
Lothian, Mordean, Clark, Frazer, Lawrence, Baellod
Mary Hunt, Graydor, Delphine, Hall, Hooper, Kerno
chan, Manwarding, Hayfrow, schachter, Lee.
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Court Caiendar-This DAY,

CIRCUIT Couhr IS 81, 80 &c. 81, g. 81 49, 40 A. ~,
T. 70, co. 672, TO- 10, "A, rs, 76 u. 70, So SO, So
SurERIoR COUNTS, 40, so So, GA, 10 "a, 90, 49<,
ll3 ia III AIS, 49, g. a. 100 12l 1873 12t 1885, 13o,
l32 1873 1856 1856 13o 40 las 14I las l4e $780, 6l to
49, ITO 161 162 163 l64 1ss 1865 1877 to 49, So Gene
raj Term 23 81 80 ST. 0 co. a. 49, loo loi, 1o2 los,
l04 LOG to III, 10, AZ. S.
103 4b0 A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-15
Movements of Individuals.

Arrivals yesterday at the AsroR-Hon J. Holmes
Charleston; G. T. flatt, Philadelphia Capt. johnson
Boston; r. Fay, do; w. !. Polk, Maryland; r.. Au-
lick, u. Navy; l. Bullock do.
IRvING HousE-Thos M. tFoote, Buffalo; Ed Lau-
renee, England; T.. Tylor, Boston, Judge Wayne
Georgia; g L. Saunders, England; f. Law, Rochester
HowAhp-W. Barringer Schenectady T. vermillon,
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Superior Court.
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Judge Saudford

Before Judge sanford
JUsg 14-Sdrdh Dublin ps James Muphy. Motion 10
set off costs In J. Diblin's suit, denied.
a. CuriAier and Others James Bropn 1t al.-Order
for security for costs.
y. c. Cole rs II. Underwood. to reply modified
--r Montgomery and otiers-C ommissou
TO Ireland ordered
y George La,0 and a p. 81. John, adsm, r. S,urgfs
Order calling referees to report the claims
allowed by them
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furnishes him with fresh proofs of the precarious
nature of his command, if not of the moral certain
ty that the troops will refuse if called upon, to en-
ter the city by storm The Neapolitans having
been beaten, have Withdrawn within their own
territories, and, with Austria, seemed inclined to
let the French have the quarrel all to themselves.
The latest intelligence from Rome states that
the Constituent Assembly having energetically re
jected the proposition of M. Lesseps, had given
authority to the triumvirate to treat again, and
that the triumvir proposed to the French Plenipo-
tertiary the following conditions
LIST. The people shall again be called to exercise
their sovereignty by means of universal suffrage.
I'd. The Austrians, Neapolitans, and Spaniards
shall all immediately evacuate the territory of the
republic, as universal suffrage would be mockery
under the pressure Of foreign bands.
Sd. The French shall retire from Rome
The republic, always generous and fraternal, will
grant them tor garrison place exempt from fever,
where they shall meet reception mutually due to
each other republican brethren; they shall remain
their friends-no more protectors for the democra-
cy of Rome will constitute itself without foreign
interference.
Provisions at Rome were growing dearer,
for the French do not allow any to pass but
the scarcity was confined chiefly to Injuries
Bread and ordinary articles were still In good
supply. M. Lesseps has left the city for the
camp Of General Oudinot, but was expected
back Immediately. II was also understood
that deputation had been sent On the previous
day to Gaeta with proposals to the Pope to return
under very limited temporal rule, and with a
total exclusion Of the caIdinals from all political
power.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-15

Er. Bagley, Of Milo, Me-, shot an eagle few days
since, Just - was In the act Of alightng upon his
shdi
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The remains Of the late Maj Gen Gaines arrived at
Mobile on the 7th inst. All business was suspended
on the occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
Washington Market.

lmpro, cmeuls thai woula ornament the cay, Htlis,I
the visits of straneers promote the comfort "hd ""
vance the interests of our ciu4ens and thereby GO"
tribute 90 the growth and prosperity OF the cay ar
at all tame. worthy az Your attention hui "hcn t,N
seem % De- immcd.acl, demanded Us ihe wants oil l"c
the pbuc add can Boz carried into elect without say
ultimate cos. t.c treasury. tAcN deserve iAc raI'-
consideration With iils view. ihc rebuilding oi N H-i
iuean Market winch hiss been repeatedly cAicA i"i ~
the public 49, well 4s hy those more 1iii, olsi'N ii'
es,,. i'm ia business is measure which. 300 ul' lNlt
,,nt is entitled % your favor inc present struiA
81 n ser, dllspldatci condition and WI require ii'
oucnt and lsl.e cN pcudiuscs 90 Attq d n itlNi "'
ne also insufficient Go accommodate, iAo-r dolh, ""s'
ness herc the contiguous stlrci, arc oe, "V' ny ven
l,r- and The public thereby ncomuod'd W..'N
therefore suggest that the si-ht OF rae present NA
kcf new ami substantial building Of -c'ea stories 3"
birhf h, erected which vii afford 'o vendors mof'
.,ou. accommodation, and at ihe same TIME "i 7..
oi. for both public aid private u-t thal "o-u f--.
al Ala, glty a pnnuishic revenue 10 L. nrAe't e" t""s
hlnr thus cons tfaccl 80 far nom increasing Nu-'
t,oa fo ,,,.iut, the TAXES OF the cav
lu c.nr,.N on wlil tl, subject ,honld ALSO s"--'f
hs, Tie wants of She iapdN increasing poiD''.''- pr
the upp.r Part Of the CITY msN require 20 DO o's''
isN DIE erection ot CominoclDAs N''i Ntt ii.e'' '
Aat,y la th,lr uclsnoorhood than uN aoN cNlN'.i-
The opening oi extensive railway coniliAc 'l-e' -.
the Surrounding country VAL render suth iAN'A -
the more ncccsssr, rs depot Tor produce "Ale q
improvement tending "a invite ihc residence oi PCT
w.ih.n he city 10 should oVcVc ample cneo-i
| sgcmcnt
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Sirenf Commissioner.

The Stree, Commissioners Department whieh IN
volves such vast interests, demands attention Al NO"i
hands with view OF Cncctng such changes IN the 81"
rnnstration of affairs shall be deemed proper snd
necessary By existing ordinances the duty OF making
up assessments dc, ovcs upon the street toums
or in CONJUNCTION with t, assistant and the hr-i CLERK
and has grown into of no inconsiterabie magni
tude sm informed that at no period within me p"s'
two ycara has the hfst clerk, upon whom me cai'u
Intons are mainly imposcd been able TO keep up WIN
,he return of work at the office would therefor
suggest for the consideration Of your Honorable BODY
The proprcty of transferring this duty 10 permanent
Roard of Assessors. 30 be hereafter organized, anu
whose compensation therefor shall he included Ia u
cxrcnses OF the assessments all 81 Whi'h o'hs on
Trust account. the expenses should DC oo'he "> wv
persons property or whose oenoht the ao'y Is l''
formed. s
The copying Of the assessment lists, after conhrms
non now entrusted to the second clerk should ss" De
irnnosed ON the Board of Assessors. by ms afils
mont am confident that this work would be- as wen d
moi better done than al present and the departure,
vonld be enabled to dispcusc with the services oil h
srst clerk while the second clerk would devote NOR
.. hi f,,nc 10 other important daics IN the oihcc
Assessment sales and the preparation Tor them' u
details of which require great experience ana VAec
examination of the proceedings, IN ORDER 10 insure u"
notice and entire fairness 10 owners Vi properly "
well a. security 10 purchasers at such sacs sn per
han. also be referred with advantage 10 this Board
Inc n,i in relation to the CrOton AQuedaet depart
p,snt viii relieve the Street Commissioner from ~
onerous duty now imposed upon HIM in me constr" '
hon repairing and cleaning of scwefs-ihcsc "trs ."
The fourth section OF the act, tiansfFc' 20 l"C
Aaueduct Department The remaining duties "i "'
Street Commissioner relation 10 whSr'os ana icts
lands and places street regulating anu paving inc IL
ecmption OF property sold Tor assessments Win var
Gus other matters. Will however. suu continue 20 ivi
der this Department of leading importance IN W
administration Of the City Government
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have been fsvorshy impressed with the superiority
If the recent pavement IN krosdwsy in the vicinity o
,h Park over that OF the coOoc stone pavement IN OF
d,nar> u.e II presents much cleaner smoother ami
NOR. durable -uIscc ana promises greater exemption
,ro constant arrangement and consequently hess lrc
ouent interruption 10 The public travel Iac ennus'
fns, t,r rrpars A. well that tor cvVIllns The
-, n,u.t n, very considerably decreased 10 Is b
- mai n viii also essentially diminish The veal OF
vehicles produce less fatigue to horses sad add much
90 the comfort Of passengers II must Aso se'e IRON
49, ysesr The ire engines and other apparatus
s,h cost ons tutcs able itsfn a inc Al
nnal cxpcnditurcs OF the Fire Department ihe uih'
consumed IN reaching the hrc vii q course u 49,
"a and tho water sooner and more euectasIH Spp.e'
A., a. extnrushuent Their other obvious oo' IN
FACES in his mode OF pavement 70 which Il Is no "e''s
say AZ present 20 sdNert ~.
deem the subject Of sufficient inieVei - INC 'uu-
q, nbnit 10 your Judgment whether along the ihrone
"a thoroushfares OF the Clly this OF some otner s
mode OF pSvcmen, might not II the p0ohe ueSs~i,
VII permit, be advantascoasly extended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
MEDICINES.
CONSUMPTION CURED


COMPOUND SYRUP or NAPHrHA
fI'UF MEDICAL FAft lily. as wei rs ile public ere
L struck with ondcr u' n- hunefpus cure, mode daiiy
1y this extraordinary medicine, and s poi" nc Ano~ eiged
bt many most eminent puy-cians iO De certain
and speedy Tor Tubefclar Consumption. in - worst
.far,s n has been inlrndei by fha eminent pysl-
-isn DR. Mou and constantly lei DO lne Marine hO-pi
f ''c H1,rifrI TIE London lancet Lonaoil Medica.
do4 Medical Journal' have spoken ~ praise many tunes
'pR. hAsTINGs'S PREPARATION
Dr. has hrs mos IEhly 'nri not only in ie Hospital un
ier c charge % Dr. iii-ungs 90 London hii also by oil
lfrisaiei remedy Do Consumption, and ON other
ti-ea-c- ofuae urs- The following are rev % me om
ions eKpo--ed by ,c medical 'ac4iy % England Dr.
IS i4llsou oi laucl, -tcr thus " rfe-.
rNDsk rs GNFICENCE
l..- r- -s'd o-fg on ~hoa- ofoT p-au h'd ser
A. --a slqlfs sad rgA-and 81
-aaa- -asy uE % atsa-- aasnns I'D iv.-ns -o.sb,
10 - an Dr. VAR ~ % o. LIVERPOOL. '''
say fsgarl Hasis' syrup o N.ph. a. oee Of a- a'',
-. as,aa a. -.t,bl.-a s-yoa4 Al s5os, or -.,sa
DR. Bo,t af L..l.-,s .I D.. lie re-; consanpts-
r-a-, -Leh - '-ei o. 30 rsHo'g 'as-fe-s iron
- i.ns-. la.i pr-s~ut4s iorHst' Of e,b-r- 20
-r-.e bottle wiA prove If- efficacy. Az Toe pr0pre-
or ask e ir al oi oae bottle. Ae acou oi WHICH VII
prove ro fhe patient fnr ftlr of tae medicine Coughs,
cod bronchitis decline. asthma mig sssess. and spit
ing oi blood are cured i1 surprisingly short space of
us 1e -,serf-t cod- having yielded 20 he aient OF
H- Napfls cyrup .l fHe -ilr space ~ g. l0urs. james
Western oi Pouuae Mich. was attacked with splitting Of
blood AND could .. ,.i 10 resi 81, be- fed
wnirn stopped f l bal. bon. To elumerafc all tie
pert Iunr1 lF li- il cine w0ul occupy vulu
-he accompanying having been selected by The American
Agent fron ~ r-rl.c4.rs ana letters which have
been received by him.
sf.cE. Road County, s 7 S-pt p "a
MAF H4s.ls1s- @r> 20 ni.rll yel ol - -f-tt
ssrlp 4r.n l, g.. al -t,i
ri ysss. lad ben gv-s ~ by
physs -5@l yo4r afs-ri-r Dr. tastgss Com
fsss -q g S4Yhls Bsas hTof.sy impressed r. 50ugb
- stah tsf sasfrisi eta y-f-s
OF o. Wa-a ne con6r-s .
% sit.1f % aol.shoi
|
entirely -f soul slo aii ny a
-cei h - -'u-t EARLIEST ialncy All .nsue-
% ~ - -1t e IL ssPssa sYrsp upun her al I'D ~
ed nsf pe clnpi-t-y cared los o-rty
| ~ -tl-f al ga4r tscrstloA ie-P-,tllF.
JofS G PERRT
Lc-tiLLs. Issa Cosaty y AaE "a, l-ts
n a Hssaisss l-sf- o-s Dr. ha-ihe
tcua1f eyrsp 90 NspAiht IT, llriFa-1 u-fcns A>f
pruc- ~r-n-ai t4- cun4ntTs h4nif-- ls- -
81 AT fr1us-sfs sta--@-f - n-n-nl
A. can has cur-d, sst cafnf -f-f
AT sev-ral a-t.nr-- ha- restored
l-r-c-s 3D. 1ar- t--r up he n-ft tcHlf
| y.rv re.9-c.isfy yoar. yOHN BESLDiCr
We mi stf nd voule with c-rtcaie- Lac these pt
SIMPLY as Tor single trial u his medicine, ~ We a.
confident that there j. person suffering from any seas
of h- ung- but vii find immediate Benefit and speed
cure from IL Prlucip pa. Office l5s Green~clst tnre
| doors ilom C0Tt.anf-.t Prce g. Or ~ bottles ior -
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The Fare Department r0atlnae- 90 reee4Fe a. - ei
nenfy menu. fd- conldflcc o: tle sltnorues r-l %
To rYInul.rrF -f Ial- 4. ra.1-.nN a. If'-'D ..i
efficiency 4a. ao~er r..n eat.l-d all aa happy p.
add DIS r~1r .e ri uirr'r1 rrr4-' for tlf lf''-.
zeal sad fdfi,r el'a which 'le raol-'. 'l-'.-. Z.
fte.r ,ldas4. end -.. p1-st dl'r- 4-e ff.-.-'
force col-i-t- 1l aDos. Dti men We're 20.
a.. r,. p. ...,-r r...4 - sulal. h,.T AMI .-fi'r
truck. .- .lar.vialed csrs-e-. ?, o. tFo sas o. ''
and 5000 feet a. ro-e
I1e cf, +. now l.iel ilf9 'lrfe o-.i'i'i- 'l '''
Or ,e r.afs.nlug fn. reaie-t amount a. .e-Da.'' pro-
-e-rv cs.errug cDin rafIFey -.a -f1cn o - i."
v tne limit 81 zoe a.. or u-trctsl u Dol4tH '. ~
tal, cxfon. 81 toe leland lAl- inp0se- upon iD' i
men o. tte upper districts ~ unusual ana 'li''
s.,. f..or and think zoe interest oi cl-1.l- r.
sla.g % De- Yyger psr % 'he clty "o--i ~ e@-
hv the formation of mex district conpfl--"s o." '
rsrt Of me cfy North oi Twenty secOnl --i 'l-i '
rso a. Convenient ll.tsnces ~ the nece--alt 4fr@
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Neu Fn.hlnnnhlr nnt E-labli-hmenl.

Gent cmcn'- Has, NCHoLs Co go Broadway, Que door
above PHrs-l nr-
IleS BeIrc, Nm reduced p = sias ~ boefn 2, -
liy reason of hc Increased demand Or 'h'rssln li-
and c0n-rara reduction u fle pnce o furs. r suD-cn-
ben. afr cnhcd ot 10 te- quality 40 genuine bea.e r
HAS 90 fle reduced price oi 81 - ahc -la Pc equal in
ISL respect f0 Zee productions o uly house il Ae trade
and they pledge themselves thai e nf' u-c quniy 90 i
Mar shall be- maintained aitauI- IN greatly reduced n
price fhe intention ul 'lr prpreinf- ip cpnhle iitf
efforts Hc oIucuun ot ODE hncs gua4ur- ni Beaver
.na Mo--r Hate. o. e h2ed prces above -ta'fi rtlcr
liu 500, their agenrOr nT manufacturing Interior quail
ol Haf-benc lac--i flnl co-t oo-~fs anon ai
-4c l1le experience ol te primo pal M be workshop and
-a.e- department ui oue ol fhe oldest aud n'- fi'as
r-'oh sLuru- -le fIa4r. tAa ae bcsi quality 90 HAS
-.r decided. tie m0ft economical.
Best ql.y genuine Beaver - y
Bee Oh tlfs genuine Mlr-AH - OIL
NICHOLS co -f0 BrosdNay, ouc
ALI MASlm. door above lars-uIIfe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
Ilshi.

,so, i,np,ri.ncc and froin the report made % me
r. The present Superintendent IL would spPcSf that h7
I'm hss been 10 substitute rapidly as has osen posi-
be sss lamps instead OF ol lamps ,hTo"sao NE Lamp
p',ssr, Prom The numerous petitions constantly pIt
49,, q, In, common Council ior lighting streets WITH
sen'.S lsion il irresistible thai he inhabitants
rom their experience in both mode. Of sa S s,S S.,
hsNS w. c,nrs, of the Department therefore Il m
o. or "a, =, accordance with the wishes OF the Gu
1sn: ssss ana . long IS the SAPe should ' S eSna o
the ~ ~ r,rei for oil wherever s; can be e.
s ssS Re number Of gas lamps required 70 sa' N
isS'ea hoN Forty second 81 nov lighted wsA q.
would involve only the sddtSsa esps,S {" u 81
posi- So s, in use is 10 and o. gas lamps - ~
about ioO which will be ready Ior ase s00S' 'AS