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New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

NOTICE hereby gwen. 41isfss d. -
~ pointed TRUSTEES fs ma-- 0f ua statlr-rf
.s,ais of HORACE 0RAf and NAfhAflEL fiANCS.
.nd s as -i m such f=1'0s ~4asf
b. h. ath fsy Of D-subs isfs s tts odsuih D. zoe
sad Trustees Whshsl b. frlt- account 0 tsl 80
of money b. them rrp-V- such ffff@es
Ant also I'll p-r.os ha. .s 'sr fos~ssQr ~ rrgsfu
0fsuch dtfnr. required D. e sad rfirss
b. ih- ssd December, Anf q.
doctors deliver t-r r-sp-cfrr
~ lie sd frnss.s 1ffhr ff
lst4 X uOiG. j.,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

D
j h-r~1y % ~ --isi-' f' - RI 49," tI I'D.
Carf FTsT Id .as Of-srs t-crs~i. frf -rl
10 ~. q - a,>s, fh ,as i2Py % tas srs-s a 80 ce
~ ,f ~ Yo ar rf Af1strafs urcr
. .,--,., o. tt- 5rh isy ol F-5rar a - ros "a
far--,1 Dst~s N~~ iors. jssusy 4.. i-fs
u ss-sr JAWS = ThAfER Ps.r Asr'rst,f1r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

~ PURSUANCE of s1 o,s~r n 1@ af f- li
lSs- 1orr, Is h,sy gr-n % a. P-f'ooi BY q. .'
CALEB BFSEDfCT of ~ CO. n h-F f'rs. fr
% cr-..rt ~. Az ~ ss14> ftefsel
the fc- II y~... sah - - M.lsfr-r f- l5 .f
N@~ fors 1@lsr- -utl 1ay % Ja ' s-fi 'r fi
slsss1s CHARLES BFSEDlcI Er-l-r1.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
llreLIc ADsINIsTRAIORs OItICE NJ. Z s....- /.

IpTgLlC ADAf>fsIkAIOh- OfFlCF. ~ N.sssa
- l-r-cy l-1. ~ a. rf ABIGAIL
PEREIS. " --3a-tsot h-rn-1-rs Cg1r'g. Ma
al VI ~r-d ~ lsF- it rf-saa ftat s1ef
sarrs> of to co1ufy a N-s fors -ff-r. af az
4qcu o fh~ ssi lfa fr u E~ar1r
ocors th- lcr-rprr T.r
lsss rji3 ss~ss JAMS rHAYER PasIl tfr.-t-.t.r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

aFOR sAIE-A farm = - srr-s 70 Ne~-Jsrs-y.
- rear Rshgsy TIE farm siusf-1 within feE min
-ul-s' wax y the UnorIo~n DepoL There "a cot
tsgehruse on the premises ard go01 o1I-culcnss TIE
ocauou q pleasant srd desirable Terms fasorAb- Ia
Cuir- cf f9S~sf ". COLT Nssssu-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

e. 10 Fl. fom The fr,t dsy u May, 1913 he large and
- counodiCns ssiab ish rent Known ss ne American
Role sifu.i- 90 The south side of Sisest IN he Cry o.
Albany The premises 10 the mined sie vcirify "
ths Csriio snt other pu1ic bul i7gs. and within i've
minutes walk - TIC sieAlnosf sndlrgs snd railway ce
pats Frcuife Of WILLIAM YOUNG
ffxsIM FNch4ng-. Aiharv.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

- ANTHONY J bLEkChE.h- Alclor--r
ANTHONY j. BLEEt kkk VII sei. a. suction
- fr.t dsv y February. s 4. oc0cs, At ne hrf
chants Erchenpe The trostory 1cs hou - - Do-n
.ns-sr Th- rouse fl'she1 IN TIE rp--ru sve marble
uari-is A. wI1 Cr0-1n vs'er. 500 " ne Fufch--e
money can remain on bond snd mOrifsge TIE premises
msv viewed --fv-en fhe hours cf io s-d Z islm'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
nTBLIc ADNfSIsrRtTOks OyFfCy A.

DJBLlC ADMINISTRATION, oFFIgF 81 Ns..at trrr--f
1 No,- her,og s7-1, % 10 f-st-s cert G ta oI HfN
kf NORTON .t@ o - Cts NJ So lo- sbar-r .f-asst
sesec n hsfs d. at~-tzfs iif iprq to t- snrof
he County Of fsg iofs or Letter.. of ..irt1 .p.-
tste ot ne 80 1-@t- qr DO f F-tr1ars
eas-s q ~ ionsaoqn Di'ed Ns~ g. Jsnasr ID l.ss
Il3 JANIS THsYFE prr.r afr.-.rf-.frr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
NEwYORK COMMON PLEis-~ILLIAN RADYORD,
lNCHARLFs : ARCHER .nd JOHN sqUfER Jf sfsr.i
sSx1 1PsE ysi, 9Sss9s ~, 2 . q glt .

fo1 slruol-l H- compliant OIL. of urls
oopy h--~, upon y4 s1e CPS ~ fgef 80 %
tts CITY of NsE f1rs aas sf-f - s-rf'
hereof sIcs.Ts RI ue dsy q s1h '-r7ce 80 ge- '-I r W
comp The prln ,st- affrsf -
OF haasr-a c9i'.rs.
II thrast1 1a'ifs4
~ - Fnvy,ans PIgRFFPDsr o. Wa - PfF'. s..r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

q tAkM FOX -ALE-Coos.sung q 30 scf-s o.
-. ~-locaec and in n1e ss-e of cu.lvsi'on, Win
good farmhouse. a very large DAT. z-sry ard
oil-r oui-o1iclrgs Th- s-us0n o retired reary scc
-.ss- conlnsnclrE ~ u Goes ve~ OF srx- -x-rI of
ccntrY Lonz slA1d Souui src ~ score u Co1r-cfcuL
~ = aooli nile from ne village a. H1rrrgrcu. L ..rc
a-nc- inrr- are t~o a Commune nons - N-~-f osk
Shy y ssg-s ard th- L / Railroad. 49, niles from
eoi slrns dsroor st-nc- krh0zf f1rs 20 n- city
osiJ II VII be sod reasonable ierrrs 10 close
isi- A1c he % Il csn hai fair vsu .ou Ap
Ply WALTER y BRUsH or
sTEPHEN BRUSH, Erecusor
-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

kAhNIED-ln scbo1. % i0wr. To1rg Itfy % sssisi
n ne iuv-niie department who. f1r her services w
rrceFe nslc0rs 10 t-- sif rer hrsrct r E1gst Ap
py 70 Wears. @ a. MILLER. es5 Broadway, u-sF
b eecEer-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

w ANIEB-A flinsuou, nT { Isssicsl French s1d
ne - -acrrr Of nuch ero-ri -nc- ard highly
3nende1 - cscp marian as taught IL som- of he
30 loni 10 ~ co11ty Ary ~or i-sr0c serf %
he attended io ~ w
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

a.. Tb BkT-A small threesiory house on Twenty
b. sirih-si 1,w doors west Of SIKH avenue Rent
- per sn-uu Posiessiur given inurci iai-.y A -,
ihree story house on yfGl rrsi few doors e1sf
OF Foufh-avrru- - wl- prsfsss1n T Pc alF-n alont
th- luh u Fehrsry next Rent Sfo per sHnum Apply O.
Is SIN DElZs. BROTH.R6 co l39 Wilism-st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
The Floods In the wese.

The Quincy (IIl.) Wh,g, of the 10Th ult SAYS
The high water has caused sudden emigration
from islands above and below town, and from
bottoms on bo'h sides of the river. The ferr
bon, on Thursday was engaged nearly all dayi
taking, fhmllss off the islands above, and the
Kate kearney was d-t.ined several hours. on
Thursday, In removing families from the islands
and bottoms below the city. About thirty fami-
il's are thus driven out without home or shelter:
and IN the present scarcity of dwellings, In the
SS,'y' iney are compelled to stop where they can
nnd II most convenient From appearances.
the pre- sent rise in the river will overtop that Of
le44 and, perhaps, of any other season that prece-
m The 81. LOUIS Un,on, of the 2sd ult says.-
The limos IS reported falling all the way down;
has fallen four feet at Peru. The Upper Miss,s,o'
pl f Ling slowly between Galena and the K a.
Plds.. The Missouri is reported by the Julia to
be rising at Glasgow, aud falling slowly below
that point Yesterday morning., the river at this
rSnt was rising slowly, and il is now about at a
stand. The Lower Mississippi is very high. aud
the Iexee has broken away in places. and great
deal of property has been destroyed."
The Thb"deanx CAD Minerva. of the 9th ult ,
gays 1.-THE Lafonrche is sti receding at this
pomt. All fears Of an overflow, at least for the
present, have subsidized"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
Our Buffalo Corrcspondecoe.

BUFFALO, March 30. 1919
Ops~i~g Of Navigation on LIKE Ens-Tne Ea-
forgr'ne~t of the Erts Cir.t- The W,atber, &c.
Business at the different docks OF this great
commercial port, begins 20 present lively appear.
snce. Carpenters, painters, caulaers, and others,
are all bus'ly engaged in flashing the repairs oil
the many different steamers which are moored at
tue wnarves Every thing at present Indicat-s
!hat an immense amount of business will be done
In buffalo the coming season. The opening OF
navigation upon Lake Erie may now be consider.
co near at hand, as the steamer Sultaua arrived
from Detroit yeste day, and came within four
mes OF This city, but in conse queuce OF the rest Of
We zee ut'hg ra'hrr strong, she had 10 ar b,tk
aha lhnu mr. passengers and freight at Paint AL
bino, distance OF about eight miles from Ruff,,o.
II Is thought that three or four days more viii
weaken the Ice so that il will RAPIDLY dl.,n,.r
and no doubt some OF the Chicago stea mers viii
leave here by the middle of next week
The SuitaDa of which have rbefore spoken
OF, brought abont $50 passengers from D-troit, and
the fare tor each person and baggage was ten dol
lars, which WAS certainly quite q profitable trip,
fare Will be as low as 81 so per head. The steam.
er Detroit also arrived, and both the above
stesme RI advertised to leave Point Alb,no tn d.v
al II O'Clock tor Detroit.
The enlargement of the Erie Canal, between
here aud Black Rock, is fast progressing, and
large number OF men are still employed on it, aud
since the riot, they have worked quite peacaby.
They expect to have il completed by the 18th OF
April. the day appointed to let in the water
The weather here has been quite mud for n
number OF days, ana to-day 1t has been very fOggy
on the lake. 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
Fashions for B1a rch.


PCBILc Promenade DREss Black velvet red.
irgote the corsage made quite up to the throat,
tight to the shape, and moderately pointed at the
bottom; is trimmed with pelernS revers OF black
lace ceep over the back and shoulders, aud gradu-
ally sopng TO point as 1t reaches the polnt OF the
corssge, where II meets black lace rObiDgs, de-
scending down each eide ot the 'front.' narrow at
the top, and widening as they approach the bottom.
Tight sleeves, terminating IN the horse shoe form,
so as to display the cabric under.sleeve. Deep
blue velvet chapeau the brim, rather deep, is
trimmed in the interior with coques and brides Of
velvet ribbon TO correspond The exterior is deco
rated with black lace disposed IN draperies partly
on the brIm, partly on the crown. Cashmere
shawI, blue ground and rich border In rosaces,
finished with party colored fringe.
MORNING DRRss.-Grren satio robe the cOrsage
high at The back, and opening in front IN the form
OF to the middle oil the breast issdecOrated
with lapel bordered with four rows OF narrow
black velvet ribbon they dnlnlsh as they descend
to the rounded point ct the corsage, where they
meet the trimming OF the front OF the skirt, com
posed ct three bands OF narrow velvet ribbon at
each side, attached upon continuation vt the lap
pei. Long tight sleeves Canhric chemsette,
and manchettes-the latter hou,llone. Chapea u
OF rose -coloured velours tpingle, round mode
rately open shape, the interior trimmed with brides
to correspond, and the exterior with double tall
OF Honiton lace encircliog the bottom the crown,
and descending on the brm.
BALL DRKss Pink Grape robe over satin to
correspond; low corsage, deeply pointed at bot
tom, and trimmed round the top with fall OF very
deep black lace il Is looped IN draoery on the
shoulders, and In the centre OF the back and breast
win bouquets, each composed o. three roses with
Anew buds Very short sleeve, aud chemsette,
pom OF white crepe lisec There are three kirts;
the two upper ones form draprr,es, bordered with
black lace, and ooped by bouquets Of roses. The
hair-dressed in soft bands, and full knot at the
back-is decorated with black lace lsppet 1t is
ioopfd on each SIDE by a TAFT Of ieses the ends
descent on the throat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
Court OF Com mon tsis a..
Before .Judos Iayr~h.-

APRIL 2.--aiberf Woodruff rs Levi Hart ct ai-Ao-
ZION on promissory note for $500. The defence was,
tnss the note was given to plaintiff in idsrsto Of
his having undertaken to proceed With repevia suit
against the Sheriff; that he after ~ards dscnsd 60
net having performed his part Of the contract be Is
not emitted to recover Verdict fos plsnnn S2s2 s.
Before Judgs Daily.
Joseph Covson ps. Ja. Dieter Action for assault
and battery. The parties keep sailor boarding hsass
IN Brooelyp. They met In the navy yard In SePtem-
ber lt47 upon the aston Of Of the vessels q
the United States Navy having come upi eaoh party
underworld to induce the sailors to to the house
kept BY bimeelf; eight va the CONSCIOUSNESS and the
plaintiff complains be seriously beaten BY de-
fsDdsnt and another man who subsequs died.
There defence, and the jury found verdict foe
pIaintiH fol NlOO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
General Sess 0ps.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Hatfield and
Downing

Before the Recorder and Aldermen HATFIELD and
Down
ArRIL 2.-The following IL ii.t Of the cases TO be-
tried this term :Arsop asault aod battery with an
attempt to kil ]; robbery. forgery, Il burglary Il
log goods by fsl'e pretences l. oonspraoy q bxsmy,
1; indicted, IL; bsstsrdy. 2-totaI 40
There not being IN attendance sufioisnt number
cent we're discharged until ii O'Clock TO (ths)
morning. Forty. eight per-ons the majority Of whom
had been sunmonsd ss petit jurors, were fined $as
G,snd Laresny.-A respectfully sttired female, one
cr..a our tboreusbf.r.. ns ., Wno
North wac indicted for stealing on the 18th of
lsst the cum Of sSs at house Of asss nation in Bsn-
Joel Smith, Who bsd sipos gone to CsIfesnis amt
whore evidence had been reduced TO writing the
statute bad met the aooussd In Broadway near Causl
street. about midnight the night in ausstion: Ana
alter having visited oyster saloon they vent 10 the
house the location and character Of which are q
pentensd The counsel Of TIE accused Addressed the
jury. He ssd that the prose OUTING vitnsss hsS
suffered her to taAe the money without hsving maSs
any effort I" prevent her from doing and thsrsfors
s'f nothing more than trespass; and moreover the
money had not been fouAs her possssson At All but
IN ,nss OF perscn named William North, who should
be held accountable for the alleged Offer CO Tao
PAD oten tried already, and twelve he'd hsssted
70 convict the accused upon the testimony of such
The DuInIcr ATTORNEY replied. He submitted
that IL wss The duty Of the jury convict The
sent vac one Of those cares whore conviction should
take place The means BY which the money vas OBJ
tsired was an easy mode Of plu.der. The sufferers
were generally srsngess who did net always Wish to
by whom ouch offences we're planned aud executed,
females for whom feeling OF sympathy wss not
tSst scm. how or smother they sso.Ssd the pun.
hbnspf which they 20 veil deserved
The RscoaprR having charged the jury, they re-
returned into ceurt, with verdict Of guilty Of s-t
larceny. Tho prisoner vas sentenced to SIX months
Implement, In the Ditsntisxy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

Col. FREMONT. gence has been received
from this en,erprising officer up to the last Of No
Atksneas, from which II was his intention to take
a new and direct route for the Pacific, midway
between the two most travelled After completing
this survey across the continent, he will be able to
determine the most practicable route tor the pro.
post great national road Gieseoss Ne Bss~sr,
Marck Is. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
United States Circuit Court.


ArsL 3-Thc court vas opened this morning, BY
Judge Belts. His Honor mentioned that he h al rs-
oei,sd letter from Judge Mellon. stating that he
would bs In town to morrow morning aud would oro-
coed arst with the jury calendar The Jury vns the.
dcbarsed until ten O'Clock morrow (ths) NOR .ius
He she announced that tbs Distriot Court would %
opened to morrow In his (the Judss's) chamAsr sad
osufss where the proofs on paper Tho grand
jury were then discharged, and the court was ad-
isurusd $500 49, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

John Calhoun sna William B. Cartman are the oau.
dids'es for Mayor of Springfield. Illinois.
Joteph Fotter h the whig candidate and james @
Miteouri.
Asxmrder Little IL tho whig candidate for Congress
in the Sd district Of North Carolina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
Naval Intelligence.

Married the 2Oth nit 1t Auburn, nsar Natcbex
Mics, BY the Rev. Jos B. Stratton, J. Pripgle u g.
Navy, Of Cbsrlcston. 8. G, to Maria L. daughter OF
DR.. stephen Duncan. Of Nstcbez
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

Before Coirf Juetice Oakley.
APRIL The April term Of the court coumsncea
20 osy Inc court vas opened BY the Chief justice,
and jury sworn I'M after which, his Honor adjourned
until ten O'Clock tomorrow (this) morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

SuPIRios CouHr Noe 10, IT, 20, 81, "a, 36. 81,
49, 80 AL 40, Al. "a - 49, a. ~ so, ST. d. So, ~
SO, ST 81, 80, 81, 81 ~, 81, o., 90, o. 90 70
Al, a. 49, Il, 49, 81, 90, So, 81, 90 second Part =
Noe. ~, a. 49, IS, 20, a. ~, ~, ~, 30, 81 81 S.
SO, 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

The powder mill st Brighton, " Y, was blown up
few days since, and . man named Ress, killed His
BODY was blown across the creek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

The New York mall Of January 2esb, was received ss
81. Louis, Mo-, on the 3Oth ultino.
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Ser Gcf,utstnrif.

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User ben pclltifbsn Stanb pss nddlfsn SOns
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-10-30

Emanuel @. GtbutB, Gaufmann. QDcmelso.
Inantt @pen9ler, 3aseIobnfr, Neactns,
9Dm. &. Gtaufsr, sanomeffer, gcletreoto.
Sonn 9etncibsr, Bauer, GrintUltfh,
Gamusl @tump, Bausr, Gr0npinb,
gbuaro QBtuman, Saitrirtb, Neablna
Seorse Ocprr, Bauer, Olep,
Jurors fur ole 3peite lDobe.
Saeot 8attcithcr, y. Scbn, Bauer, 8. 9nIp:
STbarD g. 8rtbte, SaItWirtb, QBaibln9t.
Samuel 8rriner, Shubmahsr, Neapin1
Scbn ScIB, Bauer, Ober 2ulpebcf.n
SGaae SCrto, Sauer, Waibm9tcn,
Slhae SCrntarb, 80ner, eliaB,
SamueI Sat, Saufm0nn, SnBtauh
Carl Srelncr, &aufmanm Nraoin9,
D1ihaeI Sltler, Bauer, StobeIon,
S0tCb =. Sauman, SauHr, SrGfncf,
6rinrieb gIpmer, 6utmober, Neapin9,
Saeob gher, 6utlnaher, Sustaun,
O3iboVI Slider. 8aaeItbnrr, SuIpebcfrn,
Jonatban Slftbey, Sausr, gumrt,
6Einrltt @Ecr9r, 8ntbEnIhmipt, NibmcnO
5Einritb 81fTert @atwirtb, 9nIpsbCfen,
8Cniamin 6abs, 8aItwrtb, Ornn,
Srlrrricb g. Sumter, gilcnmsItcr, 8lbm.
Jclcpb 6CrtCln, Bauer, OIrp,
Daniel 5aueum, 80ttmirtb, 0learin9,
SacCb Srif, Ouer, gumru
8ccr3r 0lcoIar, Bauer, Bern,
9rlnritb OliIcr, Sauer, sanaftbwamm,
Sobn 81. O1iHcr, &oufmann, 9feorin9,
Dblllp q. 0(i!lcr, 3ufevkdfcr, Nearins,
Srbn O1IllCr, Bauer, Ober 3ulpsbOfen,
Daniel pflcScr, 6utmatbcr, Ncabiu9,
Solcpb G. prtCr, Baucr, Olaioenrief,
26lIllam preib, @hleuIenpartrr, OlariOn
:. M. NrlanN, GrobI6miOt, 0saOinA
Scbn Ontb, BON 0anieI, Bauer, gumru,
3BllItam St6utCrt, Gfq., $an9fbwamm,
@lljab 81. Smitb, 6OIjb6nblcr, I8omcleO.
Sotct Q6cltcn, Safwirtb, guecOmtmanor,
@amWcl QScrner, &Cbrcr, Oker 6cipcIber9,
9Aplo QBrnritb, Bauer. Obcr 5sioeltsr9.