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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

"a no tkr-At south Broohlyu. (Cso~ apus.l . neat
twosiorv basement and auto house, pleasantly siiu
- sed on the Third avenue Al The heed OF Hamilton Az
enue marble msnes bsca IN the bsseu en ant
par'ors The boats every Is minutes from The south
Ferry ~ Hamilton avenue Rect tlrs Inquire ~ WIN
TASDY fn-sr hs prenses) Of Niu.teenh.st and
rhrd-svenue. Brooklyn. OF HANKS NlLsvN,
ma Iwi.- II Murray N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

MI property with large run Of custom. IN thorough fe
a2 n.ir on never falling II water, together win
I'VE scr,s Of hshy cultivated land. dwelling house, bsr
sheds. &c all In hfsrsl- order siusi-d In Bergen Ccun
New er.ey oinng The Saddle River stream ard winln
one ard hall mites Of The Pserson and Rsmspo ksrosd
An.nds- dep0, and within miles u Munsey, ON Tho Ns~
York and fs Railroad To persons desirous OF pafehss
i1g mill property The shove oh-fs 70 os
. t.bHshmeot n desired without much cost Tho shove
property offered for sale account of M hssh d mo
~ For farther psatisulsrs nqlir- 90 the pr-mses
mis- 80 JOHS VAN BUskERk. Jr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

JACOB : fLAIr. AuctCnerr.
by JACOB =. PlsTT.-Ns uaD.s Two .ce - plsfei
IL goods German silver together % ne value u 5000,
% be- sod I'll DAY, a. lo O'CLOCK, a. he Aur1u Room
. Psi-si 10 lots tlt purchasers, CONSISTING Of spoons,
forks. sdes bluer kuiges sat ard mustard spoons, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

~ Seventeenth Ward.-At a meeting tCiIy Re
forn held at the house OF Mr. Lsbaugh, i5l fourhs MT
JOSEPH Mitchell called 10 the Chsir, aud MI
EDw c HEATH appointed Secretary
on motion. Mr. JACOB AMfS was nominated as b
worthy candidate the CITY Reform party for Alderu
Of the Seven eenih W ard, and unanimously adopted
On motor MIR GEORGE W. GtLLkrT was nominated
a. worthy candidate for Assistant Alderman, and unau
mously adopted .,,
Henry w BAIsLEY and ISAAC LABACH were
as capsule and worthy candidates for Assessors
Of lhe Seventeenth Ward, and unanimously adopted
VARNUM 5 MILLS and GEORGE BUSH as suitable
u unanimously adopted -
Resolred That We independent voters OF he Seven
teenh Ward, viii use all honorable means 10 eeel me
candidates the Offices they have been nom
mated Dr. snd call fellow cizeos OF The Seventeenth
Ward TO arise and assist In elecung HEM that We may
correct some Of the that exist IN this City Gov
eminent. Unanimously sdopledD
Rssotoi That The proceedings OF ihs meeting be pub
nshed lOsEfh mifShSL ensI,n nn
EDWARD c. HEATH. Secretary. MO IL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

rFr FIFTH Ward.-The folowing-named gentlemen
constitute The Finance Committee OF the Ffh WNd Dem
ocrac Wing Committee for The ibfy who alone are
authorized collect funds IN behalf OF said COMMITTEE
WM A DAZZLING. Chairman, JAMES A Rich,
~ ARKEN CHAPMAN, JOHN MchiBbN'
GfoRce Y Rop,iAS Isaac q. BATCHELoR, Treh'f
Published by order Of Ward Committee.
WIN. c. SCOTT, Chairman
ARs1uAM C.pMus oeote'ales milo 3aw4wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

Az sEgwIS. Aaeronss-
DY BANGS, PfArT & 90. sore - Brrs.ss,

a =. HfENlN. Alcrore-T-
by BANGS, PiArT & 90. r0re - sr>s.ss,
o. SATURDAY MORNING. - Mrcs. ~.ia a rloss x.
t-l.ivr cas-ox-s - -q-rs. eub acrg letter rsp- u
sr-a variety y qla-s &c and .1peffr- Eat so sue
al white csica9. bl- All w1ii- &C a. par lsds-r
e-r- 40 p.rk-i p.,- a. tc Az. srxs sssorsr sut
- trsr- Cos tl1ert l- caor-c u-cgri ri Al co.-rs
ard Ps-.st Go q a'le arr r1- bo1-s hes-1--t1 sod
~lcl be fs- % slsi-1erY WI te couu-1ces sm'-sci-g
. urgsi n sssor -rt n fsn.y "a sssp'- roods npo
- sni Coo -sr, b..rs hoass. -sf pencils ca- A. kc
Ou II ESnAY MORNING. -7.h Marcl. Re sac ~ hooss
al 10 cerelcec ard cc-u-utc ir Re order q De cats
ilzl- lrit crrr eicc
o. FRlDAY. 5'ta A1-ch q D. o'rccs. he stereotype
7lat-f embracing warr of urlsual vaue ~iI b. sn.r
~ - huAl eyh ~ - =. a-i- p nc rsi-'1y
rcnsi $50 s1f = ilslrsfe1 ard costly rcrs. l1ero
o1-ret 81 Tra-s sss. ~ he SOD. fTnes- hooss g.
ies-y r-c-.F-- o. hal 90 -'aFpoiHrni WI ccr1r hs
TEkNs o. s,LE.-Purehsses from .s- woe catalogue
1n.sf 80 es'a p1Fchases from ne ~hoe catalogue,
s,nui references srourts from rsrrrrsr voc-s u
Der rs four no-ss osii. $50 fogr snd o-ths
rf- 70 approved ercersti notes efro1ni ~ or-
cent vii De allowed Al rrr-hss-s ron ire a ho.e css-
.osue s1sseeins si.ro. csisiosles srs row ressy
COTTON Aacuou-er
EDKNfTUhE NOTtIk.-Th- subscriber 81 give
si,euron TO the sac Of households funniure q families
cha ars HEX residences giving up hs- seeprg curing
ne coming SCISSOR. sael shs.r oun residence, he
Aneuon Room, SO Broadway, Goihic Hal. COTTON.
THURSDAY. March IS.
A. %. 0'clock. Al ne AlcCcn Room.
HocssHcLu FrSSTrsf A lsrFe scd general ssscri-
nett 4 rev anl secordasrd lruur-. comprising so'ss
rr .,ogsnT rrr maple sri black nut chsI usrhlsop
ce-srs. cinlg and tsh-s rockers. wsrro5es book
cases dressing s1f ps1 tlresux. enclosed vas1slr-s
mahogany Frsnch ard sln bed,esss carpe. rugs nat
rrs ~ coin, hsr ard noss mattresses, piasses, soves
kl.cheu flEri.lre. g. 1r
FRIDAY. March l6
A. io- oc orE. st SIS Sowerv
DgvGs, MEDICINES. FfNrrREs Ac The entire conteuis
n retail drug store, comprising hs usual -
medicines ola. rrcures lerhs. ara pefumery
rarte-iop cugnitrs, cases, Shelving ilstlutns
mor.a' cars ~ low GLOVES slrp- sea -, store 'snf
&c together VIA t1- rX.lres. drawer. see rrg. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS
The whole - tie balance = TawrhrcErr wstches.
about no 10 az, ard srse invoice ~ sHcui > fo ale 81
plated ware o1 German silver 90 be sod rred Of &
m1rihs f1r approved psGer-JACOH PLATT wiz sell
THIS DAY A. 90 0c'0ck Al the Agrcu Roou, IS Fatist
IN lots 20 suit purchaser asc large assortment sne
krves src forks and caTvers pocket snt zen XII So
cards sriy-s scissors Shears. &c - dozen
hrsce and bits glue pots 1o1screys. brushes frsms pull
lee lead prncls genuine Rcdgrrss carced knives ard
blades curry combs. pair pistols double barre
go gold jewery n great VARSITY. and WI b. 50 81
D. O'ciucE
R-Ths sbo7s plated -sre consists o. spoons forNs,
ia- e. hgter knives soup ladies' musisrds &C Aso
70 addition OBJ the stock Of paVrhruke watches, segers
me gold watches warranted 8-csrrt ceses. &c. the
whole 20 be told without reserve Also geo dozen lined
wooden dois Aso pre- ri0gs ISLE. he counters
mi5l.s Z. o. CARING on. Auctoneer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

AlTge number Of men are engaged near Mill
,yt on the superstructure Of the Chemung Railroad
We annex, from the Ercniag Journal, an ab-
c-.si Of the condition Of the hfyfye Insurance Com
,nks Of this State, made up to the BE, December:
.nni Of raria sinca usld In OF secnred Ia ha ~ d. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

red t2ihe oldest established ON pany nt1-rOrc
Az AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY sATUkDAf
Admission - cents Doors open Al J, Concert com,
nenc-s al O'Clock The whole under tho direction and
man sgement of r. P CHRIsTY. mi2 lws'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

The Buildings with the steam engine. shsninH, Nc
- In the rear Of 10 and u Bowery, end ~ and "a fhfs
bslh,t to be let from The let Of May They vii all he rs
together at low remit " The tenants now cceupyns
he rooms wish rensin smother year To any pefson
wishing 10 engine. occupy one 90 more rooms
and LEI opi the others with power this Wilde good orpot
unity Apply q, .RAYNoRs Bookstore 10 Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

rS- Twelfth INTERCHANGEABLE WHlas.-A
meeting OF The Ward Committee OF The Twerh Ward VIII
be held 81 The house OF Mr George Over YOrtvle, on
Thursday evening MHch u.s. ls49 Al "a O'Clock Members
of the Committee requested TO be puneuai ~ business
of importance will be- laid before tbs Committee
HIRAM A. MAYNARD, Chairman
EDWARD LIZ FoRT, Secretary. mis- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
uIll,- rlrrn kNrttrAINrkNr Al

sTUYVESANT iNSTiTu TE-NI HILL, comedian;
5liaf Ysrkre Hir wll give his hnh comic lecture and
entertainment 90 FRIDAY EVENING, March l6 81 stuy-
yes,nt institute. For particulars see programmes Tea
81, 20 admit sdy snd gentlemen 50 cent. single tickets
So reuts Doors open Al 10 commence al a 0clocA
Mr. HILL gives his hrsi Day Lecture and Entertainment
90 saturday tho nh ~ ~ O'Clock NJ Doors open NJ II
O'Clock A. 81 Tcse. Cor ladies and children p cens each
mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

FOR CALIFORNIA VIA vALPARAIyO.
n PAsSEN0ER8 will DO board q Pier No. =, kast
<dxS River Ga Tuesday 9th inst at 10 4 st which
- ums a s.esmiost viii iaks her 70 sea All baggage
ma,t be- song down on Monday, Isb nors can be re-
c.yed 90 the dag Of selling few mors bcrns can be
W.li-.t corner south % slans, or JOHN OGDEN, lie
WsiLsI Passengers will call and get their uekeu.
mis- 5dss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

"a To lkT-A large ss,oty house nh Tee roou a
- sch-c recently 6sd up for fsmues and gentle men
boardefs The house has two snchens, one ot h'ch
mas beet Of cooking large copper boiler and
Croon which supply bath In second story OF Tee
room II 10 now occupied boarding house, and sas
ione very we for the sst yea Hcuse lS MOIST near
Broome Ct FOR farther particulars inquire OF
AARON HARTMAN, Agent lts hao-uya
mt,f,yf 4doou below Grand Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
MECHANICS, HALL.

~ Broadway, between Ofsnd snd Broonis SIS
OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEh.
The original aud ~-il-snown
CHRISTY,S nn1NSTREIS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

'I,ABhNNAILk.-hr DEMP>rtR, composer Of NE
MAY Qaeen" Lament of tho Irish Emigrsni,' Blind
Roy 81 honor sunOurce his Intention OF giving
hs original Basi Entertainment Tits season, 81 me
Tabernacle. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March ~, N
Guiding ihe folo~ng sngs The luiiens Compalot-Oh
why does tle " hits Man follow my path 7. When The
n h wind e,wsleh; John And-rson my Jos Lonely sold
wife home IN The Heart Lament Of me irish tmiersni
peAlh u Warren. Bi1d Boy. Emerald Isle; I'm alone
III one Tax ysr aud Cloak about Ye and his popular
cartatr ne May Queen In three paris Ickeus 81 c-ns
Do,fa omen Al Z 10 commence a. O'Clock mis- fts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

" Water-iure.-Dr.T RaLL receive, pafi-rt. q biz
ilmodo1s city eslsbshuelt Is Lsghtsf and a. Oyster
Day 4 where Few and excessive Duit1gs .r- Being
erected TIE sumner term all commerce Aprl I O1i.
1Dof pfscuce Attended % Colsgtsf'ors IS uf5 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

4 ON E-Mr BUCktNGHAM'S Musical Entertainment
gsu Love hayiag been received with enthusiastic az
plsus vii be repeated 81 the Panorama hs, 1@ brosd
way on THURSDAY March Is snd Saturday, March ", CON
n-ucng A. o'clock The Musical Illustrations vii he b.
Miss Fanny Frazer toi the liai.n Opera and M A
Da-sut from tho London CO1c-risl Tickets. Ia sdmh
and sntema 20 cents 20 BE- hsd Il me MUSIC stores
N 81 Crnnan,s Blokslore. and At lhs door mis- ~
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-27

reach the capital to-day, to learn what
further steps 10 take.
This is .the whole amount of the diff
Guilty between the two republics. 1t is a
quarrel about etiquette and courtesy appa-
rently, but really about the validity of
claims demanded for the loss of French
property during the bombardment of Vera
Cruz. By two men of common sense, in
any honest business street, either in Paris
or New York, without even dozen of
oysters to smooth the negotiation, It might
be settled honorably in half an hour.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-27

All promotion since November is annulled,
until the commission shall have reported
upon the conduct of each man, winch, II
found satisfactory will enable him to re-
gain his rank.
The triumyirate of Cardinals has lnstl-
uted commission for the purpose OF pre-
senting the authors and accompllces OF the
outrages committed during the revolution
ary period against religion, its ministers.
the majesty of the sovereign, and public
security.
Gen Rostolan has assumed the COM
maud of the French army of occupation.
The Austrian troops had evacuated
Movers, the last place which they occu-
pied in the Piedmontese territory.
The Sandman troops received posses
sion of the town on the same day.
The Danish Government under date
18th, had given official notice that the
blockade of the east coast of the Duchy OF
Holstain is raised.
A report has been spread of collective
note for the three great powers OF the north,
in accordance with the French government,
to the effect that the Canton Of Neufchatel
must be restored TO Prussia.
Bills drawn by the Spanish Government
on town in Italy, for half million OF
rials, for the payment ofthe troops forming
the Spanish expedition, have been return
ed protested.
Lord Elgin has been created Baron.
Nature abounds with those illnesses
which harmonic with the mental consti-
tuition in state Of health. Christianity
as being restorative system, abounds in
illnesses to the same constitution in state
Of disease.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-27

VAST STEAMBOAT COMBINATIONS A
co mbination has just been formed says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, including every
steam vessel on the Lakes, Erie, St. Clair
Huron and Michigan, and the rivers Nj
agara, Detroit and ST. Clair. This gigan-
tic combination includes the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad. The nature of the compact
is such, that the present owners of boats
give up to the combination all control OF
them, and they consequently become, in
effect, joint stock property. Persons are
appointed by the association 10 appraise
each vessel, and issue scrip to the owner
TO the amount of the appraisal. The ves-
sci then becomes the property of the as
sociation, which places her upon whatever
route it thinks fit, appoints her days OF
sailing, &c, or lays her up if it thinks
proper.
General Reid of Erie, Pa, is President
of the Association, and Mr.. Kemberly, oi
Buffalo, Secretary. The amount of capi-
tai invested in the combination cannon
fall short of from three to four millions Of
dollars, aside from the Michigan Central
Railroad. The result of this movement
will be to raise the price of passage and
freight.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-27

A MIsER-There is a man In Grant
county, KY, who is so miserly, that
whenever he sends his negro servant
down into the cellar for apples, he makes
him whistle all the way down to the ap-
pie box and back. to prevent him from
eating any of the fruit. Fact.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-27

Mr.. George Bancroft, our late Minister
at the Court of ST. James, intends to make
New York his future residence, and he
will devote his time and attention to liter
ary pursuits.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-27

New BIsHoPRIc.-The Cathol church
is about to found diocess in Minnesota,
with the seat of the Bishop at ST. Paul
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-27
Con gresS of Princes.

The Frankfort correspondent of Lon
don paper writes on the 3Ist, there Is little
doubt that Congress of Princes will be
held here In the course of next week, for
the purpose OF finally settling the German
question.
The committee of Aldenburg Chamber
has unanimously recommended the reec-
tion of the proposition to join the confed-
Grafton proposed by Prussia, Saxony and
Hanover.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-11

liz ,nrn linz r. ~ tbe bio lick 10 Tennessee ere
winter should set in and Knowing the Importance of
bavnr this done ~ HE time the LEGISLATURE should meet
!. nrdor thu, definite information should accompany The
anncation intended 10 he made to thai BODY ir State
assistance and moreover as il would nii increase The
expenses Of survey at ALL empl we'd on the IS Of
October. Mr. c. 0 Sanford. gpn lrman WHO stands dc-
servey biuh as one well skilled in his pru sion and
narticulay scientific and practical railroads. This
gentleman orranized company and commenced asurvcy
on the Dist Of O.tob from the mouth Of Cripple Creek
IN the New river at the point where Nh Prev st was
to terminate his line and completed the eatre survey
tennessee renort of which is also now presented 50
tbat The ren,rts Of Cant. Dimmock and Messrs Pre-
vost and Sanford embrace the whole route contemplated
under vour charter.
Hayinr devoted most of nv time sirce the prrarza-
ton Of the comDany I'd yaur service not only hv irving
nv personal attention to the operations in tie fed but
freely mngling with The peop'e along the line and OBJ
tannr thertr7m IN thr information possbe. ihe better
to enable me to comprehend the great Interests with
which YOU have pn,rns ed me and after muure refec
1n upIn this Inf,rmaipn aided by nv best rdrpment
cannot too strongly recommend to Won the necessity on
your part Of recommend to You the necessity on your
pa, of prompt and decided action upon work, the
importance Of which deepv involves YOUR local interests
and those Of the entire commonwealth.
BY reference to the deteailed reports and estimates of
the engineers ii will he that not only is the route
from Lynchburg 10 Tennessee practicable but Of
easy construction, gentle grades and and Of mode
rate cost Indeed the pasSese Of the mountains hitherto
represented presenting Obstacles only Overcome
by high grades and mpracca5le have been found
favorable to extent beyond sanguine eXpecta-
TONS are there any difficulties to the construction Of
railroad for general business, well for the rapid
transportation Of passengers beyond those, which have
been and successfully in nearly all Of
sister States.
It be thought necessary for me. this late day
when most of yon from personal obSefvaon 50 well
acquainted with the interests be subsrrved by the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-11

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nave Ue'h 'f"uenlE fo'ec steps IN an uhura Pfe'eh-
III "l'o9e PLY c"''a Is 4 s''a' name an wA'h 'u>h
III ,"oi5 ''''os' ,'iaa0 il'J 'u'' " i'''u' III a.
t"e Se'S '.o'F" VINE" ''e hePu'lc 'etuS ldh WIN
i n " IL s''oHiaiS a"d "" 1f'hS II " hi"S an az
euei h1'9 VIVA "ei'l'i .''e one nor Tie o'iei anu
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'N0 II , oiGe WHAT" t'el 9"'. f''g Oh laFchy anl
'efolS'l WIZ De sure 10 iooW 10 'e Su;rreded oy an'h-
erreVgaoh perhaps more fTf bIe i"dn thst which have
preceueu II ana al me very lime when rance most
needs ePse she VIII md herself tossed On s'a Of con
wilson, without pilot rudder " compass and al ms
wheh sle ms man al had really capable OF carrying
her safely lhrou4 heF troubles Il she WIFI PHI have pa
Hence Inc Tcai lover OF tree institutions and liberal.
government coud almost 1T d'Vu and weep 70 see ihen
mus J'oparJi+ y. US II were by an ne Whln.
l. us NdP'eoa mas come o"t win an address to the
voters IT rance II me st paragraph " which ne says
'hat ms name Is lFci them as "A symbol OF der anu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-11
VICE. XNYEE.--E0. Ie5.

reelection on account Of bad health, heir places
filled by the election OF Samuel d. Morgan and Arthur
NJ. Rurdge. Esq These The only changes made
in the Beard 80 that the friends Of this GREAT underta
kino will now feel satisfied that il will 90 forward 10
COM in with AT pJs~ible despatch HE following is
list Of the new 3 ard of Directors viz: MeSsrs X.
Stephens a. john NJ. Bars, A. o. F. Mich son. f b.
Egg, AIexanier All sn. T.. II. Ewing, Samuel ID.
Morgan Arthur NJ. Rultdge Levi Wade, flames G.
Moore, w. = Wa;tersun. leremiAh Cleveland, I'm
Elk,n. H. ). Dcchnrd, and James \. W hiiesde
We hope ~ have thr pleasure IF laying Mr.. Ste
phcnson's and ca. Gtrnetis reports b'iHe readers
they will not fail T. impress the public mind with the
great IMPORTANCE 1t this enterp So, ana to 9 We
impulse 10 the spirit of internal improvement through
out the Sate-We may remark tina, a branch Of me
Chattanonga Railroad 10 BE- rnceI 10 Shrlbyvle
the arrangements for this branch fully made. We
understand that the stock for Turnpike from Shelby
Vile t. Fayetteville has baen taken, and that The work
viii SOON be begun. Ii is understood also. thai it is
contemplation to bud Turnpike from Sh lbyvlIIe
through Levi4burg in the direction Of Columbia. At
the late meeting II the Board Of Directors, resolution
was adopted directing the Engineer Ia survey rute
FIR branch Of the Railroad from the mouth Of Belbucie
creek to NcNnnvle. - aule TO these projects 70
show what strong impulse viii be given 10 individual
enterprise by the construction Of the Chattanooga Rail
road. Any doubt to the early completion Of tbs
work is removed and mag expect 10 hear
Of projects iOr extending and multiplying lis bene
fits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-11

Of Boots Shoes, Has ard OPS, T}Inlfs Fe5iceS Carpet
Bags, Satctciis Umbrellas, Sc Sc. SC
THEY would call the attention Of III friends and the
public 10 their Stock which is very large they
confident look will satisfy them IS the place to get bar
gains Iothe I.iits in want Of articles in line,
would say that we have spared pains get that which
will both please the fancy and render seryiee To Mer
chants Of Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes, salts
fled offer them such inducements will Cbvate the
necessity Of their gong any farther - buyhey will please
give call and satisfy themselves Besides Bcebes Fall
STYLE OF Hats have beautiful style called the Ycoman
Hat, which admired. To Manufacturers and 9th
in Of homo made Shoes would say haT
ing very large supply of stitch downs made, and viii fur
ns them very loyAso home made wells, fine Boots, SC
sc. can be bought very low at
Oct 26-ts J, W. s s. d RUMBOUGH'S