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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-23

Social CARD.PLAY1HG.-Grren. the "rc.
formed gambler" says. it was in the spc, cir.
cles in New York, when young man, tha, he
learned to play cards. 1t finally became an
engrossiag passion, and hurried him into the
business Of professional gambler. How
many among us, can trace empty pockets, in.
jurcd health, bad habits, and probably their
ruin, TO the same source-social card playing,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-23

Mr.. M1LLs's STATUE OF GEN. JACKSON!
Washington correspondent of the Brllinor
Sun observes, "A large number ofvisiterS wcr
on Saturday, present at the studio of Clark Mills
Esq. for the purpose Of surveying the splcndi
horse intended for the Jackson Monument. Th
noble animal is, al present, represented in stat
ne of plaster of paris over an iron skeleton, il
prancinc attitude. 4 perfect balance is oh
tanned by throwing the hind feet under the crl
ire of the body. Its weight is three tons. Th
horse is to be finished in bronze, from the hrat
cannon captured by the Old Hero, which will !
cast at the foundry of our Navy Yard. ~
vessel with these guns has just arrived. Ed
inent indgcs, from all paris ofth" country pr
noancc the form and symmetry Of the Jacks,
horse" to he cxquisiicIy fine, and every VI
worthy ofits object"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-23

The Editor of tho National Intclligenc.
having charged Mr.. Polk's administration WI
proscrpion a writer in the Union thus rctos
upon them -" With how much justice th'
can charge the late administration with pre-
crpion. may be inferred from the fact ii,
Columbus Monroe, n Wing and son.in. lawt
Mr.. Scalon, one Of the editors, was pcrmii'et
to hold one of the best clerkships under lht
government during tho whole of Mr.. Polkt,
term; and that a Mr.. Schredcdcr, another sa
iu.law of Mr.. Sea,on, was appointed to an y:
flee in the coast survey within the last TIC
years"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-23

MExIco.-Anack on a DHigcncc-Death Of
an Amcrican.--We learn from Vera Cruz that
a diligence, on its way from that place the city
Of Mexico, was attacked near Plan del Rio on
the 10Th uIt. by a party Of banditti. The oc-
cnpanls of the coach being Americans, incu.
ding Col. Ramsay of Pennsylvania (oi tho 1llh
regimcnt,) resisted, and beat off the robbers.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-23

THE CITADEL AND CADETs.-The State
Citadel is now in course of repair and improve.
mcnt. Another story is to be added to the
building, in order to give more accommodation
to the inmates, which will doubtless add much
10 the appearance Of lhe.building.
While these improvements are going on the
Cadets arc regularly cncamped on the green in
font of the Citadel, performing their duty with
all the regularity and precision ofold soldiers
Their tents are comfortable, ard the hardy
youths, with rllddy faces. and sturdy forms. ap.
pear to delight in the arduous services of the
camp- Charleston Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
INSURANCE.
NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMP ANY

az BOSTON. Agency % C-dsr-st corner 0i Nassal--f
" opposite The Fo-f Ohcel. New iofk Il- ls one oi
,le o.les Mutual Com in This country ltlas been
Gong quiet and sound, yei pfonta0e business L. prl
deaf elt- aud li- cash distributions are peculiar
advantages 10 has guaranty capital o $4,000. beside
-- lc1 afet from premiums ln D-ccmher 1855
iit-r paying per cert, uu al running policies ll- remain
llg capital amounted tu >-ls,l03 a.
statement made under cath tte stl May 3i5 by
le President shows lat l- capital is lllup paired. and
ilat lts flld- are Invested as f1l0V-
ll notes secured ty mlr--a-e heal Estate Boston
>ih4ri
il notes vel secured by pledge q personal estate
S17-
ll Bank Railroad. Ciy and other good stocks. over
: oil. .fl alter fr4lcluI al debts and laH llrs.
TIE payment of each dividend 90 er.s Fliirg ulrA-
pred 81 tlr tine ~ distributor Offers decided adj aa-
% for ts4rs, they thereby dividend
usually confined 20 ns-rrrs iof Ire and Oh obtain
-lsh. hat nos Companies pay by lddui0ss . tef'
rlssl JOHN HOPPER.
I'll -a.lmMATh Agenl al Atornen or. CON 1an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Cnde of Niralnin.

The Revisers 4 this Csde have inst VI a9e their
fusl report the Genera tssemby Of the state now
Ia session Al toe FagqGier White sui pngr Syringe u
Il prefaoed by the following remarks.
To fks l,snSydi Assembly, Of yySiHi0:
Nv our lss report the General Assembly wa informed
thai ne duty prescribed 10 us by ne act passed ~ e
OOH Of February 49, 10 provide for he revssl OF l-
Cvl Code, a0a by me ac pes.ed the l5h Msrco 1851
making further provisions FOR he revisal u ne siei
had bsen accom- pshed with ne exception ony ~ .aa
directed by the fourth section Of Tue act nleao-e
oct ..
and Criminal Code hen ia co1r-e OF pfePafaAon - - RI
together constitute complete Code Of The saues ~.
gina uniform n plan and execution ard Tree from either
ssiOus contradict repetlOns, e-lcrc q a. al
sueh bills a. had been or should BE- reoor o. l e uJlse
Of Delegates ~ hat ses.4Dn by s committee FOR courts %
justice, in eonhex on with me Criminal Code, and b.
criminal ycnel s,autes passed since ne prrparaIon ~
that Code should be referred % us, ia order Nat 80 o.
carry effect the OBJ recied n ne preamble N M
sad section and with the power over re VII q
CODE coas '''' We '-'n ''' 0''' the '-''' '' '
We have endesvored 20 carry into eject hose oheci
and IA execution - The power conferred On ls have pre-
pared and caused 20 De pnnie1 cnsPiefs rom -.r r.
The l5th inclusive under the following rfes - trm--
and pom shnenis b Proceeding. in eng 49,.
And ~. Penteuuary. Tue chapters 4flrf "T-- Atf-
like those IN our asi repof ha To- ,m ane il i'Dr s'
they were printed, been cent % ne JOINT Cl,-i ..s-
Revision; and the Whole "of" u no" before TIC ''''
Assembly
The iota number Of pages reported by No. l. VI 70
seen Is o5f but his ioclldes he notes nirl 20 "a -
Lesaure 10 acting the wOrk, and not Proposed Do Dbl
published Ia the Code s1ppo'ng ihe nsH"f fefor'
tssi' pot%ii.,snd.ag it voau.noas eg.isto, u no
ss ,rty years AID the general statutes oi tse -a, Al
well a. what beiarr 20 tie Criminal a. Le Civil Code
may BE- conrr sed To- volume, 'lt little sfEff a
the end isfge ~ the second volume ~ Pie 10
u 1919 While the statute law ls thus rclIc t' r.
trust r. 10 reduced value, we have entralofed
while geftng "a Of tho chad rather 70 cid 90 taan fn
ish the valuable matter
Honoreo BY the c.nldenoe which 30 pleased 'e Ge,era
Assembly in 90, - has h@-n our 49, o s "-'
meet It's ilst expectations Yet ~ hat We have ' nus
have share 81 taOse infinite. which sIe Incident q
every production q man lr he kefresentsiF-s OF it'
Vi scCla ID toe STATE, ugoer the pfo-clOn oi m 10
power. lie, The remedy for 1efects We fusi iNt
remedy viii be used 10 rebound alfe 10 he "e1''
ana the cred " tn Stale f. Is earnest prayer mo
the aciDn al the extra sessOn Of 1910 may De- a. iyf
AMI none fOr evil and render commemorate me 'oDt %
Virginia and he Legislature winch shal have eaa -
Res p,ctfgllv subniteJ, ~ JOHN N fhIlON.
RlCHHoND, July 3, 1913 cOF. h'pi''DN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

TO CA .tFOkNiAN~.-W .a ~ "a perielce ~ De-
veafs ta prrrann. stones flr 81 fs srt ps~ser e.
-h. ..s.cr.tci c1urltfv utfrs Dps serFccs o. f
Intending % tlske ilc VOYAGE % Nali.-re a. Ids sosv
NAY Re hai esaae ilr Provisions of every dcsc
.f aav Laa.r ol persons iro Ha1i1 io 0" Years
al Stores Wi DC qai cn ia sa.taale P.ce.es ~ 80 ne
i>1mgs co l,i Tie .o-.t. gs4.s. 4 AkAt' Az. a..-si
New Nnrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

TITLE goNFTDr NAkAAGANsETr SAY.
LHlODE lsLAND-I.e above "el Aao"n watering
...-. .. .ar.e.f. Ir.r to accommodate ~ p--
r. .aI u. h- .na. l.r l1e reception ~ V-ifefs al1
hDs-ie-. of tr lll of June stage runs day To- an1
from Pal b. .-f. -rc.-- llh me cars 10 Boston, and
r,,f. Pr. J l. MONROE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
WINAYT,s BoARpInG SCHOOL

l'JR MAST h AND MISSES. a. L.u.e Fe.fy. miles
fr1m Hy5aa-n Ne9g Jersey II MS school s under TIE
charge IA WlSAST assisted by hrs WlsANT -
llslr4ctOn E.fen IA Elksn aa1 llany 4s-u ranches
M .ru Isl -flcafla Chi r-r ed tom o. l.
aye Teams tyr board and tlllyl from 80 70 s1 per
r-ar pegah- clan-ry il 4-Vsnce. for llformalou
soecrng the .cho0. llq4rs OF ~ OsTkASDER. cor.
Cana. .1d tarcf -. NeS t.rk. e-j lm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

SEPARATE ESTATE OY 4 WiFE.--SunJealt jn-
dial Court - Corndins Maaong v. George Ior'v and
vlf and Ckarbs Pore TrHao Mr. Pope is trustee for
Mrs Porter under the will Oi the late Joseph Bum
stead The plaintiff wit forth that by the terms
O he will the legacy sccruing under II TO Mrs Porter
was reserved 20 her separate use. free from the con
troll or influence Of her husband bat IL alleged that
the debt due 10 the plaintiff and for which TINS SUIT
brought was debt contracted by the VIE win
reference such separate interest aud wac therciofe
liable 10 the plaintiff claim by virtue OF the Statute
Of ls45 ch 20- The 5'h section Of that statute pro
vdes that whenever any property shall be- secured 90
the sole and separate use OF married woman or con
veyed ~eviscd beQucathcd o. her pursuant 70 any
Of the provisions herein contained, such woman shall
IN respect 20 all such property. have the same rights
and powers aud he enil "a 10 the same rcmcdi e. 30
her own name At law and Ia equity, AMI be liable 70 be-
sued al law aud In equity, upon any contract ny her
made. any wrong by her done IN respect 10 such
property and also upon any contract by her made or
wrong BY her done before her marriage In the same
and with the same effect AS # she were uu
Married. &c.
n appeared however that the viii bore date prior To-
le45 and Il not shown that II had ever been Re-
corded in the registry of deeds pursuant 10 the feQu
sition OF the 4th section OF that statute The only
question. therefore made 10 the Court was, whether
on a Joint Judgment against a husband and wifi, the
sepsrse property OF the wife secured 10 her sole beno
A. liable 10 the trustees process The trustee ln'
sisted In his answer that II be were 10 be charged n
this manner he should be- answersbe Tor the debt Of
the husband AZ well the wife and the object oi
the testaioT . bounty would be- defeated lie farther
insisted ths Il liable to respond for the wife separate
debts, be only liable 20 account IN q court oi
equity. After argument 10y the plsnth counsel the
COuri directed the trustee 10 De- discharged
Boston journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

20 FARNI FOR ~ALE.-The farm known a. ne
10 if1tt farm. situated AID half nr kast ~ TIE
~ N4p-Y0fk AID Sew-Haven Railroad Depot, 10 Ne"
Rochelle Westcnester County y L 5lnE between lAe
t4rnpike road and Long Island sound sad iafin con
esrh have arge wafer front Inquire % ne slosc-s7f
on ire premises lels Ia J WILLIAM SCOTT
~aF ARH- FOR SALE OR CHANCE icf
10 houses and lots hours by railroad from Ne" oiA
- 80 Itad 10 lease af : per year Tor term
u ve.r. 81 miles from New f0rl ~ abroad As' 70
.ere. ilr .ale ior SO per- acre. Van E1HIrN,
~. f-.. 10 D.v...on--t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

SsrySTwr c0rrr- a., 80 C,.r,, = ~ rse,' c
go 49,. -, ~ ~ ---s.-- % .-..sr %.
90 a.. - 49, - -, 2. e ~ -. :, o. ~
"a. 80 cog laar $50 - 80 "a. =, ~
"a, -, ,.-a-. si. ,ssr b. .--'sol go 'sH--' ,.'.
isl .'.... .-rI.-. as ro1 -,a- 'a.-r.
..- .t... a...1 ,.- f. f--a.'. f.- t7-- - 49,
80 l., .. "-'.- . 80 ~. .,
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80 ..i' ...,,s,.., vi>f'.s,r r....-'. ,.o---r
s.---. 81. .. e
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s.. ~. -, ...s .--.- - 80 q. p ...--' ..-
7s-' 81. fi.r-'t, - ....., ------. .-.r .,
-.,--. No. GO 81, 49, .s
---a- DO N'+ ,' - Vry>nl. ~, r.... ~. tt-,,r-s.
N, ssS sJFasvs coySi - c-.a 80.
ga ~, % ja-' d sac 1lf-' $50 .....
s-t7 a.. - IN a. -.. - ,.s.
ftt Obs f'"r ..t'
-. .se. -. B.. .---. $685. s.s, t--s~- o. Pc ''.
-r.-- '..s r. . y '. 80 -- ,.s.
o., s.r- - %, d. 80 .-,..- o. '..
~. .-.,..,5. -... ..r ...- .a.'.-t i.s-.
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--r., ..,..,- .-..- - ~ l.-.-. .1
RI, e. s,rstS Hie-E g. 40 s-'- ..
s-. p. C-r. 1. .... c..r .a- s.a ii l.a-. SCI.
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ID WALDEN ~.
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-. a..- . asr-.. c.-a s.-.aa' % '. .,..a. a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

FATHER MATHTw.--The City Authorities for
wsrded an invitation 10 aher Mathew, Al Ae"'l oIA
w. be present and participate IN The ceremonies A. me
civ Celebration Of the an met The following letter
ia reply was received yesterday
f' Nfw-YORK oh July. 1912
G>ngsDee--Whle gratefully acknOw ledge the honor
Won have conferred by inviting 20 participate 10 ih
dsys ceebrsuOn deeply regret that must deny myself
the privilege
Having been detained longer Than was aniic.-
psted could possibly arrive n your city 81 ins ie
nod but promise mysef the happiness OF We ing tie
bigh m nfed people Of Boston aifer very shor time
Again thanking you for your kindness have me honor
THEOb ALD MATHEW.
To John Bgeloty. Samuel Perkins stmn".
Crane Geo D Blanchard. Esqrs Commtiee
ne understand from good authority, that fathcf
Mathew will be 10 ih, city Tuesday morning, ih.
I7th inst and doubt not will be- received n man
ner worthy his claims the Temperance community
as well a. on our citizens generally for the good he
has done for suffering humanity Boston Irav 'tl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
FIRE INSURANCE..

THE BROOKLYN FIRE Insurance COMPANY
HAVING been twenty-five wears in operation. continue
in-1r-s stores rlnEs al1 Other suldllgs u-er
caand &C. household furniture. vessels in port AID lle
csrsoe. on reasonable term. aly similar insftlt
OF .e. " Merchants E1cl4rsr. Nl..st New-1 lrS
All fIf4.tol-s. brnpsyn
va ELLSWORTH President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

CALIFORNIA rszs By .1y r.l.e tzss- A. AZ -Ai pre-
mum. JOHN A. UNDERWOOD. A-r--
=. Ne--hs-r.s s.rcEz1gr. EsruF-r--f y. Y.
JoHS McC1s.s. N D N-1eal Examiner, % Dl-ae-s-
al, sllNNA>
l. NICkERBOC FIRs INsl RANCE CON
n FANL Or .,EN-lDak. 1-ra 81 " all-s- &C IA
$500 ~ -lralg lcuI- lral-l ID lsa-l Pc S..-2-15
comm 80 % -slrr AGAINST uss ard tAm-gr ~ r- % ne
lio-- iaf-iu 1r -efs. -s ueraflls arr celi-- --ey
20 ne NIi q scwl ora 1Ll ~ Illei az ff-A-- ~ All
1'ses g. -su1 aud PAD E1 1ru1l --ss A-a llerliiy
DIkrrTuEs.
tso-r- lr-asr. -. 0lr...t G.rrr- 4. 81 tr-f
fpe-fi 4-asea. I.ca Caar1sI tr-lr.- Cl-s
t--t 1f-t-s El@r p. selar. .- altI.
Sea-. f-s.-. Ffr.rtC.t fl.- 81 81
lana e..-r- F..r-.
IA ~ sa-rst. No. i-- CO.. r.rs-. b
-alHt.1. fsr. ( q r. sr.r..-E
- Ltr-1s, w. r@ar
GEORGE IRELAND Preside-t
A. AcDcSA-1. >reret4ry. - =
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cITRE OLE CORNS

40 DISEASED NAILS -CHiROPODlsT Sill.
ARlAkOFF. from 81 Prt-rs1lrgh. HIS Office "a al 81
eroadN ay. opposite Broadway Thearr. formerly nl
Cnauhrr---ii 1891
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

MARVELLOUS LErr,R-Thc following letter
found on the shore OF the Delaware Bay, la-l
week At loncss Island and brought 90 this Office by
Josiah Sheppard. EsQ OF Hopewel Il WAS found cn
closed in a small vial lightly cosked, and secured from
dampness By sealing being put on the cork
Whether II Il really what s purport seems To indicate
whether 1t Is the product OF some wag who delights
IN wondeIments we are unable 10 say. We give DC
without vouchng anything farther than that % was
found described. The folks down Fast VIII De
apt know whether there any reality IN II of not
lBridgeton (NJ) Chronicle, June 80.
The American brig Smith, Tutile, of and from New.
buyport Nov. ~. i646 This morning, white leisgfe
progressing ong and repairing The damages Of frncl
deus yale which occurred on Nov -, aud which were
very severe discovered 10 the Fast OF large shp
bearing A~erican colors. She rapidly neared us and
when within about miles, lowered The star spanrlrd
banner ana boosted the toody praucal flag She su com
timed to very rapidly and when al the dsia'ce
OF ahont mile. two men brought, up from below
and thrown overheard, aud then shot She Hppea To- Doe
Spanish ship OF 90 tons burden more near 81
ascertain there about rs her Sar carries
long tom. and also large gun forward, which s ON
pivot, beside numerous smaller ones That We 'nusi SIT
be murdered 10 certain but We going To- die like free
IN defense Of lives Que of my has already
fallen nom slvi from long tom Generous Strange
who ihoa that hndesi this do the kindness to aI
unfortunate 10 pub sh In the nearest journal
paper, and you viii 0bhgv and cotfcru favor uu
SYLVESTER McAPIk
slO O'Clock mlnatrs \ NJ
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EXCURSIONS.

IT, DELIGHfFi Excl R~ION.
= y. s---l-lO siNkW,hf fl Ocean in.sr Log
- Branch Port Wa.iIn slon Mognts Doc4
Browns Dock. Middleton O., D and Rel BANK The 90
and @1l-suJsu Steamboat CONFIDENCE. Capt 4
Hasgery slI leave west slle ol Prck.ap Pc. -.
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tNTI.CHOLERA MIXTURE

certain remedy for he Clo-fs. akrn when nfsi ll-
taxed and u all cases of dartea, uy-curfy, -upn- NI
r-.a d. The bowels SC never been kno~n to ial
Tris celebrated Mixture hes been introduced mo inr
I,tea STATE. bv practical druggist wnO has iat-is
sed here from Cauala aad BEL daily meeting 300 aston
l,hius Pulup aud -'d wno'esae ali retail ry
C-ce Cnarhau-sQlarr N-i0 ra. aud 60 oi 200 Pros
prct g. Brooklyn N.B-NHue genuine unless bearing
i0- agents signature. Read the ioi 0sluE trsumony
W. r.rr e0-t sts'- t ice ' ii'i a. af." --
fte ri-f- ati.tts cd fl.l-f. frtH N-
a. 40 ever. a.- haf- f1 perfect ai-
cons. s-i, ans ttf NV '-
:. f. o. hY
JpsfTH ID BAKER. f|1 Or.nir- o.
kAt-uN. 0I tH- UI "
Hasrr4 O. ed srf rI Gather 81
wv ttfNfH. -. Naf~r.f
JANE. IhNkEN. T.. .4. D-.s.f-f sf
BAIL ~ o. -tlsl
! !. l !. 1
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lDiiY GOODS.
-INE--T. DRN Gnnn- -TORE

SPRlNG-~T. DRY GOODS >TOREa-G q.
= WILLIAMS s. 60 -or.-r % sFrls and Wooster
...fal ..ry l.t. r,fl-el u- prce et Summer goods
nrsIlf Cd ONE te.. t,I fa -p5se 90 lrm 10 f-S
~te.s--'--ns n l- d. i-lo" s" i-l- "l-- y- fond
g.c,' p.-ia sai PLAZA Barge. tl'Ferysri
$50 f-stc'nrr' t.-i.. L-"a. r.
tr real scotch O.l-.aH.-
JOSH prr..f- -lvc.. -u. 10
ls' l.l-l g. -lar--. i-
sH ta-Irn.lerel kH- Job Lawns. 10
40 ~ s. CO. "r-.- So. t1r 4a-lron 1, t1v uptown
io -lt eN.e..ses .lc. q pcne-cs and 10-se-Ae-f
-, Goods " 81 c.la.t a- rNcc-.-d in DE ci;y Ooo-s
vl tr Shove freely .lf every Attention pad % custom
-is SD. One pace lskr- ll1 10 abatement maze
U-ls
TO TIN IADIE>.-PETER ROsERr>. 81
b.0-lNa, ts- . rele-rr1 81 endia assoc ilerl 1t
r.h f-is aro1r7,l aud ace cages. ehires-l-.
ar.c C.ns irunes u.,n thread ace. muslin and lace
is ,' snt' 'irac.s-l-. i1fvs1 sce- ard lf ~ 20
tasA -4,rs muslin trimmings. breakfast caps ho- ls.
Z .rn-la-is co. STE fog ls Ac A.
.a .-r-s ol ,,e SD ID. Jl.f cr ia- season rs ~
HLlE tND WHITE. ard s.ae aaa craa-7 eriais.
~ I --i -'.r " i.i 81 -'r'f --s-ls zee a.
-crr t r.. - desirable s'l res l-- 4.4l-es, GIL
s.a.. ID l- l.-- sl- received For sa.e By
AZ 4 = HARRIS. e. E1clangs- pace
CLYDE WILLS BROWN DRILLS iaeaes
mss, ..s e.se.,. IT, .a.s IS & , HARRIS.
onr e. ENcaaag-P.aev
GREEN AND CANARY PRINTS, - es-ars.
A. c. HARRIS. y, Exchange Place
VI hI tis ans c.Htr approved cllrs iar s-.- .y
ure NE>NlrH 60 81 i-l s. P.-esl
INDIGO RirF DgILL~-Recr.vei al 10 sale
- l.nuI & HARRIS. ~ EAcaAaEr-p.soe
pLUE pRlLLINC>---.N., s,-.a.s5 iaeso Dye so'
- 80 80 ~ :. |. = s.--S : : - - - -
ID HOB n coz COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES
Ia. Tee sGn-cr. l-a-iacir- az nave cf sac a.
tr. gva-s..aa. C.ry.lG had Sea frvsscs o Pc uosi
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p FARM FOR -ALE-con...ang Of -

- FARM FOR ~ALE-Cpn-' sting oi ~ a, fr-'
10 aout - 0f which wood of -ulftu grow th Tor
marsrt and the balance grazing ind Tiled .ali n a
fretfaf- Ut vafon--ifIsed 40 Hunting on, l. Island,
IS here there are several churches schools, &C ana whence
there are fwulaiy communications W l ihc cty 10y Stages
running 10 te trains fle Long Island hAiiohi
there II -l-0 daily communication with fle city hf steam
boat VIA Cod Spring which is f~O miles from iAe farm -
TIE situation reuied and very heathy-inr house urht
on go land commanding view uI .hr-r tN.ri '
f, rr l..ni sound srg t1e shore of Connecticut The
ci buildings are ample and boz good ORDER Toe property
will be- sold GA reasonable ers. 90 close an --r ai
Terms of p4yfneut made accommodating Arpyfo
WALTER + BRt 81. or
STEPHEN BRUSH,
FNarIfor-. = Fronts
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I.AEDscAPE PAINTING,


A Nc tKIIN--I. an n 10 y "'lT- bIlfI !" "
lZD -,rr-r N Pr.ac--Mr. 80 WHITLEY b pre-
"a r.rf tom sr .1al lr4qll-s -azel ol 'l- sfot 10
t.. --r-nt s-aes 9f tie Ll-0u I'D 10 canada Af " :
.re tree ali Ia -lfl and H4 compare lafoia't VIII
-- ,.E f our civ arts,. Copies 0l Tee Odd masters 10
i.cao~ as .l.9 sce dy SIR W w-J also restores n-
-.--,i c.rtlres o. their pristine CONDITION.
--t .rs VI t3g-s elites, notes ntf-iacl9fir- ana
-I.ef- r-- erces taarn in wafer or ll Obj gr terms 81
---l1 Isl moderate. al -l.f-,ed Oa cOpf.f w s-9ne,
.,.I.,r.rll - -sN-u
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NEW ARTICLE
GLASS MILE-P ANS.

THE UNDERSIGNED las ga 1la1 ASS u4.s-rs-
4 lapproved By he Auercsn Ilsl.-iel which l- eaa
sell al he price q. earlenvsre lq-r w1o -se ne -iA
e.s viii % We L 90 CAL S11 e4AIlne q -s sNia-t.e
~N7 ~ EDWARD HUGHES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

ARRIVAL oF GOLDEN LErrrK--A RlGRT
Co~srRucrioN AT LAsr.-Csptain Hoyer. who arrived
here day or two suce tom san Francisco Via lhiis
delphia was the bearer OF piece of pure gold weigh
ing nine anu halt ounces, IN s natural state taken
from the mines valued al about SlSO IL crescent
shaped. about i've inches IA length and evident, oi
volcanic origin IL was accompanied by letter ui
somewhat questionable chro sraphy which gave ~
report that the precious ore had been sent home by
whAler, a. concliaory Offering 10 his shlpmsstcr,
Captain Edward Ganincr o. this port sud accordingly
sitter II had gretned the longing of hundreds 90
our citizens, the gold and accompanying letter we've
10 his house and placed in the hands Of his lady
the captain being stll % IN pAustakng peIusl
OF the letter MIS- g. discovered that u was address 81
TO Mr. Ldmuad Gardner, smother valuable cit en- sid
after lair public exhibition both the letter and the
gold were transferred o. It's new ouud destination sid
,ho gold again exhibited In feeling OF honest
PRIDE, present to Nj. g.. from an old ard faith u
family servant 5u' who had within thc last Twelve
months wcnded his WAY 10 the new Dorado, snd bad
eheHcd beautifully In is trcasuresrcpor says % tho
amount Oi me4e than $4,000 more thorough ur
cyp@etieg OF the almost unintrciblc letter how~Nt
~ hsth revealed the profound TACT that the gold ha
oen sent bona nde from the faithful attsche above Cd
iaaea 70 mol however, present 10 his old
ca' " uusi l. be- transmitted 10y him t. some place ia
the western pArt OF the Enpirc State for the and
eehooi ot certain relatives 90 the successful Cshluf.
man snd u eAs been dispatched accordingly
New Bedford OASssl Mercury July .