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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-24
RAILROAD ITEMS.

Proposals solicited for the construction Of the great
tunnel through the Blue Ridge by which the Louisa Rail
road will be prolonged into the great valley Of Virginia
Saunton The tunnel will be 1850 feet long, Is feet
wide, and 20 feet high, with ditch each side it will
slope Eastwardy at the Of &c feet to the mile and
pass 7oo feet below the top Of the mountain.
The last Wilmington Chronicle says:
The CENTRAL RoAD--We understand that the Drec-
tors OF the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Company
have determined to subscribe fifty thousand dollars to the
Central Railroad covenantng to pay for the in
While twill be the same cash to the Central Road the
payment will not embarrass the Wilmington Road
The rise OF forty thousand dollars have been subscribed
to the stock OF the N c. Railroad Gufod county I'D to
the date hereo-and the progress still
5oro Pat, dug. Is.
MOBILE AND Ono RAILRoAD.-The Mobile Register of
the 18th states that the previous day the directors this
company closed contract with w d. Riddle q Co. for
the construction OF seventeen sections OF the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, commencing at the Eight Mile Creek,
and extending to Cedar Bluff, distance OF twenty-six
miles The road is to be graded and tmbered, and put
condition to receive the iron rails cost OF about $780,
600.
THE WEATHER.-For ten days past (says the Macon
(Ga) Museum OF Saturday ast0 the weather has been
quite favorable for the growing crops, and should it
tnue SO tor the ensuing SIX weeks, and late frost come,
we incline to the opinion that Georgia will make fair
average crop We learn that OF the plantations
in Houston county they gathering two hundred
pounds daily to thehand.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-24
.$l,l26,69O

Gold coinage, .........,..............$ 81 ,O9S $50
Silver observation-disclosures. $4,000
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-24
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.

Neao Cases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
Written for The Tribune.
WHAT | KNOW OF FARMING.
~ PROP , MAPS. no n
DEEP FLOWING.

NKwARS. N. }. Apul -
H. GRssLki, Esq Dear Sr. la my last com
municatiop, promised to give your readers some
account OF my experience IN Deep Flowing.
Before entering Immediately upon the advsn-
tsges to be derived from Doep Flowing, 1t may be
well to give the reasons why P'o'rmg al all is
necessary for encouraging the growth OF plants.
The offices assigned by Nature to the soil are
I. The mechanical sustaining Of the rc0,s OF
plants, and necessarily Of the plants themselves,
in proper position ami at the same time that the
mass Of soil should bc pervious to the increasing
length OF roots.
Q. The reception and retention OF those gases,
fluids, &c which Natures laws supply TO the soil
until the requirements OF growing plants shall
appropriate them.
J. Such mechanical condition Of particles as
shall bes, tend to the ready parting with exees
siye quantities OF moistare and soluble excremen.
titious matters, arising from vegetation.
T. Free admission OF such componen,s OF the
atmosphere as, by combination wlth the consuta-
ents of the ,oi, cause them to undergo changes
beneficial to their general properties.
IL is well known that, Il soil is disiutegrated
bot To slight depths, the roots OF plants ON
reaching the compsct or nndisintegra,ed portion
cease To be healthy, and refuse 20 sustain the
plant-thus meadows, when seeded down with
the surface only disturbed and not properly
plowed, will soon run out-.or the under sol, from
NOT receiving the influence OF the atmosphere re-
mains soar. and untitled i3g supplying the neces-
sarv shment at the terminI OF the roots, conse-
qaently the plants die. Ii meadows be deeply
plowea, they will last much longer without re-
seeding; and. when both SUBSIDIZED and deep sur
face plowed, the instance has no, yet occurred
where re.seeding became necessary L0eerne
French Clovcrl wi grow tor oae tive, and some
times three yeas on shallow -plowed land but Il
the so, be deep and free, as in some parts OF
France. it has been known TO aoaiiah with in
creased visor for fifty years. When Lucerne fails
the close observer wiH I'm. tina; its rOo,s have
,.srhsd soil that has not been disintesrased.
This etfec; is common to most plants and no
error is more common than TO mistake the length
os ,,o,s of plants. Those Of the ordinsry Corn
~ will average 70 9 feet in length; and II a
s,Id hs plaoted with Corn in hills feet apart, no
no,,;on Of the soil, to the depth disturbed by the
,,ow Of one inch cube, can be found that does not
n,n,.i, roots. Many of them are too small to be
a;.cerned by the naked eye, but sui they exist
soa their termisi ere the ouly part capable o' re-
ss,,ins nutrinen;, Even the common Oa'oa las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
BOOKS FOR THE SEASON.

Holm WILEY III BLlSlIES THIS DAY. Gardening
Jor ladies' and Iompason TO me flo"sf uslden, 10y
Mr. Loudon Edited by \. }. Downing Fourth ediuon
boo J. vol l2mO cloth 81 3
n johnston. Agricultural Chemistry. Lectures ON The
Applications 1T Chemistry and GEOLOGY 10 Agriculture,
ith Appendix containing suggestions for experiments
iu PRACTICAL agriculture Finn edition. l.Ino cloth - -
lll DowuIngs fruits and Fruit Trees ~ America, or,
fhr Culture, Propagation and Management IN the Garden
and Orchard, Of Fruit Trees generally with descriptions
of all the finest vau-ues of Fruit native and oreigu, cum
waited his country. Tenth edition. limo. cloth ~ ~
For sale az t6l broadway mi5 ltls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

AUCTION SALES.

NJ MERN IN. Aucuonecr
DN HANGS, PIArT ~ 60. siore ~ Broadway
DAr PKiN,rF SAIH-BOHN's LtERARit> Just received.
supply of VI ton. prose works vol 8 Menkefs Nsofv
OF Germany vol Schegcs t-theiic and see lueoU.
works Brands popular Antiquities d" England. >c'i ans
tory vol iumho.dfs Cosmos, vols MIlers fnllusc
pht of History vols l. p Piaos works. by Nfry. vol
MONDAY EVENING. May IA 'clock
STANDARD ANp MISCELLANEOUS Books ANn >fArloN
yR,-A large collection ct library editions of standard
works. in literature. srt- the -cirnc"-, ~
Also. an assortment of staple Nnd fancy stationery eni
hiaus boukr. being part of "a stsi.unrrs stock
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY Al ocsk
SVPrpR FN.RNvNGs-N Nearly ,au exquisite fns lsh in'
French ugra,n.s In gilt walnut. maple snd rosewood
frames &c
TIFSDAY, MAY Is. and following day.
PARCEL SALE.-Nil be- offered, am extensive and 'eiY
attractive collection of English books. just received from
London and Edinburgh Also. valuable invoices 90 Amer
books embracing many Of the best publications. OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
BOOK TRADE.
HYDROPATIIY AND THE WATER Curl
FOWLER 4 WELLS.

FOWLER WELLS,
CLINTON RAIL, ~ and l3l Nassau . publish works
y ou Water Cure. Hydopaiuy Physiology. and on the
Namra Sciences generally The following ar new works
end editions
TheWaier Cure Manual, io cents
Water Cure in a.ldi-esse', ~ cenls.
Frrors of Physicians in the Water Cure, &C
Cuuo..tes of Common Wafer, D.
TIE Wafer Cure in Bowel Comp aims 2'
The Wafer Cure O Prculncy and Child Birh. p.
Water Cure Jouual-monihy-i number
Wswil furnish al works ON these subjects published IN
Eurot.. or America FOWLER 4 WELLS,
ufyl w. iDanl OBJ Nas-nu-.t ln Clinton Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

PRoRAEiE DRowNiNG 0F JunGE MsEgER -
4 painful rliu0r ul ilr death col Jui-" g. NeoScr.
by JruNun. boo ile l.okn. River bias H,,u current ior
.ef,rsi DAYS or N.lne-iry la-f De- lfit iciuIu-Hr
fnf CARLISLE private business aHt nas l-f hcHr I'd
ust before f"ach.l. licking hitor ir inquired of 1880
pcf-onS-vhQ were ignorant oi The sudden rl-eli l.o
ri,cr was foriab.e and was answered insi 20 wa-
~4nce fhcu lr has not been heard ot
iNsy.N-e lhyI Lsgle. l-t
SuClDE.-M. Nsrguol. the Wee. Consul OF tie
FRENCH Republic wa. la- r.ta huf i.w weeks .n fhs
CITY. committed suicide Yesterday morning s tne D-cc
of the Consulate on Broad ~ ln fnc presence ot "a
gentleman with whom be- bad l,cn huf moment h'
fore ,ourcr-.us he to0s l-t0 from drawer. placed
o. against h- temple rret ami instantly ieI dead -
From tlc evidence h,o. thc Coroner inquest. thr ie
ceased Was evidently aboun- under temporary insani
o. and verdict wH- rendered 'o hat effect
Charleston Mercury 3D.
GREAT FisE.-Nesterisy tire broke out IA the
tu ship oi ST. Joseph lufch on trouf-f. between Jti
ierson ant Madison .'. and 5v coes tle entire area
between Madison 80 and TIE alley. and from Front to
Second So Was swept bare hy tc tetournc element
some Ten twelve buildings. mostly oi wooG have
been destroyed Portsmouth ID D. Inquirer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
p. COTTON. Alcuoneer
EIR\ITI NOTICE The subscriber

r. COTTON. AIcuoneer
lNIR>tri RE NOTttE-The subscriber WI gl's
attention 10 the sale at household furniture OF fam -
changing their residences giving zap houstAo' nk l
ing s coming either M 'heir own f'sn""e'' "i
AZ me Auction Rooms " Beekmen and ~ Ann -
B-Fumimre bought ifprGucd p toLkVN
MONDAY. NAV IA Joy o'clock
A. fhe Auction Rooms. 20 NeekmRn and 90 Ann sls
large and general assortment of good new and second
hand furniture consisting fdmcrc and ingram carpets
oii cloths 8piv carpets sofas. mahogany chairs fnh'
bee, .f,ads iivaus loesing-giasses. second hand
piano dining and tea tables center and card ' n''A
cases bankers desk cloml or and kitchen mrnni' Ac
Tho balance NJ tho sfocA Of ready made clothing a. sac
n,.,fi,a N.Y.
A. PRfvArF S,Lr-A very nicely cited mp dfnesi' -
iu desirable and central location For particulars inquire
A. fin Auction Room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

REBELLION WORSE rHAN WIrcHcRAFr-Mr.
F. NJ Hill real Yankee called meeting OF thccsuLcns
of kingston Canada the last day of la't April 10
consider whether 10 would not be- cxpcient % ask the
Queen 90 uuliiy the bill o. pay the losses sustained hy
Lower Canadians le}. and SIS The people met IN
the Court House and Mr. nm. who Is the Mayor pre-
sided Rebels were handled without gloves. the Queen
wa. pc,fioncd for Now Governor ard asked 10 uufy.
a. and the Mayor got vote OF thanks for ms me-" born
f.vnff,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
INDIA SHAWLS.

CANTON CRAPF SHAWLS va,- embroidered. -er-
' ~--. ~ All - inches soar
u0 ID vlr- and calo-s- embroidery. various -a-e-
IAN "a ..fr Crap. >laU.s. 49, 6j AID sl -lcA ~ are
(H.lrel lrare >aawi-. assorted colrs -lN tft.r-
cana Crps Scar-. rciv rrr't . .1cle.ly Dc Gag
Do 30. calia.k CURED a. Cla-.---
C.l.lr Grape AQtes. -allrl sld IN lslnasz icy rc-
san Rloe-. eiErrod-r-l. white, pink AID o-le
M1te >erses, = -1ch 1lr = .nc- vide
CoI1-et ~lrsr-s " -lcl ~. de- criilson alc scarer
VIII leners assortment gf sess0lzce frelcn anl ing
d. irrat. - r-r- ed ~ s,e 81
- .lus-ot DRAPER, FAIRC HID co. LAPs:i.-s.
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en- sAxroN PUBLISHER

III RI ZIONIST NEW-IORk-N 0lld respectfully
= cal attention 10 his assortment Of works app-ria-
ns Agriculture, Rura and Domestic Economy. few Of
which enumerated. with the retail prices from whch
liberal discount viii be made when number Of copies
are ordered 40 one fm- Any BOOK can be sent by mail
Ll5T 80. T.
The American Agrlculunsi. per vol 81 y
Aliens r. l.. American Farm Book. o..
. Aliens. T. p American Herd BOOK. -
Auen's q T.. Diseases II Domestic Animals, Is cfs
Aliens j. r Treatise Ou the Grape Vine. s.
tioare On the Vine ~ cts
sgooucr on the Cultivation Of The Grapo Vine and Making
Of y ine -
Downing Fruits and Fruit Trees u America, 81 -
Cole. American Fruit . los, ~ cts
school Library BOOKS f0r sale very cieapby
my5 f..' SAArON, l2l FuliOusf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
AnERorpE BARomErERs.

Thl~ NEWLY 1r- Heti Bs-uuefer. li- My approved of
~ he French llsrrfe. MEASURES fhe prrs-tre o, ae
lr lr r- cfV ~ cold hofe- II orrup-. no more
ls ord nary -r9noru-.@r sn. being .-
j Df Uet4 - rsl-ru--4i wilton. ar especial pre-
ctllor rev NJ itese a-alf Instruments sf red
from r- l.lufacfarv ~ L-relour >cr-tsn. Pans are
~ Dr. CHlLrON- l,sl-cal Depot - Chamber
q Aso far sac lnov-. s-sorfmel; 4 Lerehlurk
>.-r-rsH'- enc b. romano Telescopes aiIlm.-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
list PuRLISHED

NEW EDITION OF TIE LARGER tAIfC ulHM,
Y agreed unou hv the Assembly q Disucs Hi Ncstmn.
.t-r. Lacauay- History of England 90 Hi DO. different
forms and prices. about ny sermon books by different
authors. with many other old orthodox geological books,
hard o bc found 40 hc present day Bibles nom - cents o
az Commentaries ihr Bible hy various authors among
ie number are Henry. Scott. lluwe-. Patrick. LoVh,
Mh-nv LowmAn Orior Iloden's rarphra-. and others.
PRAYER Book. and P-amoie- for the t"ret Churches
school Book- every Kind that IL nf fhc present
rne Music and Stationary in an f- vaueuc. Also, CRATE
aprons looking glass paper. Sc. By
ABRAltAt MAZE, ~ Bl''ck"r-sf
ui., lt,l-. Oupn-Ilr IT, ROy-sf formerly burton st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
CARPETTNG.
PETERSON Il HUMPHREY,
no o. PEARL.STRfET

fNfAR NAnfsUNI
DEC LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTENTION oi their
ID erfs anf tie public to fr following large and choice
ecuu- uf tsrefns A. just oreifed tF ian" arm ais
from Europe. 50 rcfed parIcunr.y fnr cry trade
10 bale. urh Administer, 1000 Rugs, from : ?" -
.n do Velvet pestur. ltr rich hls-, ot every va.
- do Wilton and SaN0nyI rely
iH do Brussels n Er"ai. Nursf-ti tt"ueA" and TUT
variety, entirely new pail fd Mats
fcrn- never before il hc French and Italian Nmdo"
United STATES shades
fnoO rs Jp.y richly shaded, Embossed Fnno aud Iaue
t.H piece. suleftue and Il Covers
m, mo $500 pircr- all wool. a. Il
81. So - plain and checked per Yafd
Nafrr-- DnIgget- stair Rods. &c.
OIL CLOTHS
Extra heavy made o order new designs from FOB - feet
uffa All of which will De- sold az prices thai vii suit The
meet acid cconons and defy competition win any store
in f1. Trade mil 1meolls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

ID BlISlfFD Tn. psy-rliE ,RAiON Ml>' ELLA
I ~ BY Washington lrvng-cumpnsing fouf "n Ni"
Prirr- NrsVsfcnd Abbey. Ahh0i-ipn Authors rev sti
edition. complete in volume. l1uo being ih" ninth
volume of 3D. irving. Nork-"
GEO r PUTNAM. Publ -hcr 80 Broadway.
Jt II REC EiN I'D.
Chemical Technology, or Chemistry applied in ihe ArIs
and Manufacture. hy Or Knapp aie and edited,
with numerous notes and additions by Dr. Edmund Ro-
maids ind Dr. Thomas kicharl-DI-hf-t American edition,
with notes nad additions hy Prof Walter Johnston vol :,
handsome 8vo. illustrated with - wood eugravings
frlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
rEr FArHfR MArrnkM wriles 10 CoI. she

~ FATHfR MATHEW writes to Col. Sher-
hurnc -As % nay intention 90 proceed 90 Amcric,
about the 2si OF MAY. vii not boz necessary for You
De- interest yourself ANY farther my account From
illness and toll my friends IN the states VIII md
u me bui mere wreck of what J was. and / must
throw uysci on their kln"ness and lorhearnce while
shall ho among them I fear viii not bc able 10 *
crt mya,lf o- have hitherto nor can u be- expected
that wlll address public meeting" lBo-t Tran
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
UrGoOW suAD-S

('ARPETIN0 AND OIL CLOTHS. AT J. LAMBERT
Y CO.'S cheap Dr. Gosls store - Green =. Il
between -prll- a. b allam Window shades ron
pair lli W ward. of painted 20 order Also pen
era a.sor-llelf 10 reasonably cry goods. ~ lwi,+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
~ The Orange Mouutnin Nnicr-Cnrr -
WANTS.

WANTED BY ,oang grl. situation as nurse or
w chsmherlad IN respectable family Ca s. "a Van
dam-.t my5 -us'
E,>S nnD TO LOt>-On bond and mortgage. ou
SCo.ouuPn,duclve real estate. in ih., o.l CO..
Rroos ,n ~ one or more Apply fle kalA Note
Fxchsfrc Oa-- % JOHN + CoNREY. o. Wallet.
,ao nnn WANTED, cn b,ad snd mortgage on
Nc.VtVseN sarso.c property few miles nom ih~
~ Aaf-s.. d = " Tribune Ohcc Wy4 sl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
The Weed-port Wall Robbery.


Cor oithe Aba. I've nf lpufn-
WErDsPFor. April J. 1872
Messrs WEED DAwsoN-The Assistant. or
Clerk GA the Post Office 90 ths pacc lNr koukcr
who on Saturday of last week len under suspicion
OBJ being concerned In ah-rscrnC money from letters
passing through the Post once was Yesterday found
-ccrcttd in a dwelling where his mother resides and
to-day Was committed by Judge Couklinc. his counsel
waving examination Bal WIS liked for s20N each
i0i two securities and his own rccoCnzance of ioo1
Probably the bail VIII Dee given The impressions OF
his guilt very strong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auctiouccr
prNHpsrORY SALE

az NALl NBLE LOTS ON Broadway, tinh A.. Mail.
Osun.av an ON Twenty glh Tweniyninih and Thu.
ieih sts ANTHONY BLEECkE will sel Al auction,
ou ESDAY oth Nav al u o'clock, at The Merchants
Exchange.
% lois of ground In the Egheenih wani situate a. fol
lows
lots Broadway, between Twenty enih ard T"en'
ry-cichih ST.
2 lots F.0haj between Twenty eighth snd rhifnelh
sis including corner lc's.
) lots ON Mais,a.as including The corner of rhlileh-i
d lots ON Twenty eigilst between Fiilhay and Broad
WAY
q lufs an Twenty uiufh..t near Fllhaf.
b iufs pu Thurih-sf 80 feet east of FINN nv
The above oif form m entire parcel and have never been
Offered aucon The nii" being IN or gina hands. and me
the oidr. and best New YorA Tine sale VIII be- ah
souto - per cent ~ HE purchase money remain IN
bond md mortgage B per cent payable on or before ne
expiration of three LthOgraphc mhps ~ NE lps
can be- obtained AZ the auction room, Broad after he
1T OF May The properly sold free Of oil asseesmen ~
ncumbrances OF any kind, and fll werTsniec deeds will
bee given. 1881 an ems
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
INSURANCE.
THE EAGLE LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY
OFFICE NO. 40 wALL-ST. NEW-YoRK.

NFNIIF'NTF " Al IHUtIIF-
tOSTRoLLERs OFTtcf, ALBANY, May !. 1912
- SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE having been furnished
80 me that Joseph W Savage II the cry ~ Sew-
YORK. has been duly appointed Agent Of for The kas
Life and Health Insurance Company, being Insurance
Company Incorporated by the State of New Jerssy and hat
the sad Company pOsses.ed 0fthe Of acuslcsp
tai nnmpnlrrd Which IL required by HE seventh II
ac entitled Al Act 10 provide tor the Incorporation Il
Insurance Companies passed April 10. 1870" Sow, there
Tore IN pursuance u The Of The afOTe.ad
Washington Hunt, Controller Of the State of New iOrs
DO hereby certify that the sAd Savage aufhon Ied
Agent OF Esgle Life and Health Insurance Company
-ue pOces receive premiums and transact the business
81 Lr ana heslih Insurance Ia the cry and County ~
New YORK
In eItness whereof, I have hereunfo subscrbed nv
. name and caiised the sea- u my office GO be- ann
lS"Hll ed The day and year brat above written
- W. III vt, Controller
I'd" above certhcas having been obtained By
pany Lie and Health Insurance be- cfecifd b. srpy
~ a. ~ Wast Manhattan Bank Building a. heretofore
Ihs Company conducted uoon he cash .y-fen aud
an established reputation for liability and proDfne..
GEORGE " SAVAGE President
RcH.ED ~ Bull, AN Aciuarv nlyg Mss la,yer0s
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REMOVALS.

A. ROBERTSON ROGERS s. G. WooDMAN
COUN>ELORS-A1 LAW.
HAVE REMOVED iher Offices from - Wal-.f -o q
1 4 ~. - 3 dom. ahoee Wa-.-.t u. lpis'
IL EMON AL.-sWIFT. no RLBJI a CO. -aFe -
IL --r.,. f-orr 50 " a-rr-f f1 DE- -pa'Hls sore -
Pr--- tlr f,o-. above Mald. lane, formerly occif -
ey IS Al r N.o-- 4 90 N.Y. lNis-
ID FUoyAJ.-DAyID DUDLEY FIELD ard JAMES
IL ~Lr-YrFH have removed rae.r a. rr1crs irl O.
w. q. a. 49, myl 6ls
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THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,

%
Is SOW READY PRICE - CENTS
EONTENrs Manhood its IIindrances aad Hoppe. by
y II Greeley Life and Genius ol Michael Angelo. by
Smuckcr Tran-laous from the German of Jean Paul,
Reeve Land md Labor l.ne Men of Genius, Burr The
Dignity of ia5or, Walker, Tho Hebrew Prophets aud
Christian Gospel Win Biographical Nouces Poetry
Criticisms. &c Sc sTRlNGER2 TOWN sEND,
mti Hi- - Broadway. con. AIMS
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BOARDING.

BOARDING IN NARRkN-~T.-4" COZ inr,e
DNery D. ca>auf rooms. OBJ board san De- Neisng ar -
Marrr,-s- where there hut few toanic's \ Aal.
zone perIlr ami bedroom fac sc>ont ro'f lfpnI
be vacated on fhe -rhl lsi sukt.e iar gentleman ara
lady, TIE rooms wold b, cI separately Z derttri bel
crcnccs exchanged mA' +s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
GREAT RUSH TO TIE CHEAP STORE.
- HERWOOD & Chaplain. coz N SnrL-, 4.

: >ll-lTal 40 sr- tsklnE tlr rad seInE gDo.is
cheap TIE fh0lssuds whO Visit the store daily viIl
1cir ~..less TIA. % .e -esi All cheapest sore 10
ssrs as Mains
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DR.. HOMER BoSTWICK,
IT, ,BAY STATE LINE TO BOSTON,

Ia va Newport and "a. Rlver-fhe prOprie,
Jr- ~ flI- srrce--fui line have recently
purchased the STATE " MAINE" very superior
boat Inch bulk il TINS city ar nprng. and run
during ,he pasf Winter 'le gf0u inc where .lr
la. o~~u great fav0rte with 'a- rubhc She VII rin on
fhe FaA klFer route luL iha repair. = he EMPIRE
STATE comp -ted, sh.ch win be- .a June and viii
then de zel A. spare boat This line wi then consi. u
flr ENFlkE STATE Cap. Corl-tscx to-. BAY
STATE" Capt Brown snd fi,e STATE or MAINE"
Capt Jewrf 'lree boaf- pes bail fr The ON
Fhrn hey sfe employed and tor strength speed com.
'nT AZ e.rEenre lnslrpas 1y any line 81 bosf- ever
r..i- They est about $1,000. and Sired ID with
rry reEsrd o safety vel cOmfort being provided
20 a. -e noi-rn Improvements 20 quart against nrrf-
dents The EMPIRE STATE" and BAY STAFF
are 80 on eacn They are commanded by able and -
'uperor Plsseugers by h. liue can sleep until clocs
~ ne lorng and .rriye n Boston A. esv- rgsin A.
yel"fA 2 VI All 20 1 SewfOrk A. the next morning
-- I've a 'oclf a. f1- nearly 30 niles durng
4ns' ana narinz ne intervening day ur business or
pleasure Tbs We venture ~ ssy, cannot be- equaed
sny other part o. he world myIsI.
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SUPERIOR CorSr a special term was he'll On So
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THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY or FINE ARTS
THE EXHIBITION or PAINTINGS t1 Art
Il 1f above school. VIII ff- open every lAI
ftt. rt-eret rom loo'cl.es 4 81 until DO oc1cs. NJ
% r- ars- room over the ha uf 'lf IrcI 81 u' 90
inlr ll Broadway. Deiw cen >qfl- 80 flcr - AZ
ris.ar 3 cents. season tickets ll. l3t June, l-.-fr,
ST. CO. CatiIuEIc- - cis al --..'s
NCFI,I GALLERY or TIE OLD MASTERS
l 4 6s lvsv-r.e rle-t cod rc-on ~ Fal'lg- and
Engraving. ever il fl- county V ~ VI ldh, p ' "a
DAYS and Saturday -.luf- sunset r." iit-
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