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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

TTSTVW HOTTT
FpwAnp w LAYTON 20 be Collector OF the Customs
NJ Newport r. l. vice Edwin Wilbur. removed.
HFxRY ADDISON 20 be Collector OF the Customs at
Georgetown. ID G.. vice Robert White, removed
yoHN NJ. SPENCER, East Greonwich, X l. 10 be 0uf
scyor vice Silss Weaver, removed
WV n = BAYLEY, Bristol, r. ! TO be Surveyor, vice
kathan Rardin removed
CHARLKs RANDALL. Warren aud Darlington X u
be Surveyor vice benjamin N Bosworth. removed.
Eg~yAsIfN r. Kendall, Alexandria, Va 20 be sur
veyor vice James Mcclure, removed
WILLIAM Brown, Salem, Mass 20 be Naval Ohcer,
vice John d. Howard removed
CORNELIUS SAVAGE, New York, TO be Appraiser, wee
Samuel j. Willis, removed.
APPOINTMENT ny THE SECRETARY oY THE TREASURY.
WILLIAM w. THOMAS, New ork, TO be Assistant p
praiser vice John w Marley, removed.
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The cnmprehens.ye Annual Report OF the Yer
mont Central Railroad presents the Affairs Of inN
COMPANY IN favorable light Il was inside ~ the an
ma meeting OF the stockholders held asst Wednesday
g, Montpelier VI We earn BY this report thsi the
s-st portion of the Road opened, between W nte
River Junction Ani Bethel - miles on the Nth June
$50 since that period the Road has been opened
GRADUALLY until on the 2Oth June. passengers were
taken INTO Montpelier. the capita Of Vermont IN"
length ~ the Road Is now ~ miles. The grazing
masonry and bridging OF that portion Of the hosa &c
tween Nou,selier and Mddlesex and Waterbury 70 re-
ing pushed with energy. The rails Will probably Dc @u
u Wsierbury in September next Since the death Of
Mr. Reiknap the work on the Road hss been reie' on
favorable terms for the Company
The business OF the Road during the year endins
June 60 WAS follows
Whole number Of = ~,
tons Of ireighf ........s..'. .'''f
INCOME.
From passenger gro-- receipts '''''s 49,, 80 -
=. 49,. 10 Iura ............ - Ss-aS6io g
Fxre1s.. ..........................sl 7.ss1 u
Ne earnings -se'i-o -
Which is4tSl0O q cent upon the cspitsl expended
upon the portions Of the Road that have been oPer
atsd 4 contract for carrying the L : Mail has been
concluded. which will increase future receipts SLOW
urer that the total amount standing TO the credit Of
the Company on his books. 10 S39e-,'0i Of OF TINS
sum there have been expended. not properly charge
ALE 10 the cost OF the Road s5l95l2 % which BE-
ng deducted from AMOUNT Of cash received. leaves
- st3 IS As the actually expended in the con
.,ruction OF the Road to the lat inst The Engineer
reports that there is required 10 Irish the kosa 20
Burlington. $4,000 which will make the whole cost
If the Road SilAlsi3 s. or as, rs y mile, (llo l'lV
me.A an excess Of $1,000 mile over the orisinSi
estimate OF this excess nearly one halt IL chsrgea'
bic 70 land damages alone. OF which Si-' ioo have A.
ready been psd The cost Of the bridges has exceed
"a the original estimate. 100000. Il appears from
the Treasurcrs statement that the debt OF the Comps
ny on the st inst consisted Of
The loan OF ls47....................sle $3.50 se
Notes payable ........-......--. 100. ~ .., .
Outstanding bills ........-.-........ 'oi "roNio -
And that the assets were .
Asse .smeuts due on old stock $50 y
new Stock. 5i.3l9 y
Case in hand. deposits and Boston -
and Providence RI sock....... 1871 '~-soi'-l n
Leaving debt OF Company .....,......'s -7o4| q
To meet this debt and raise funds sufficient 10 com
pIce the Road. rhe Directors the oh Of June ao
thorzed the issue OF stock At 40 share. 20 the
with the Vermont and Canada Railroad Co by which
that Road : leased 10 the Central, certain cond
nons The business Of the Road has been satisfactory
to the managers having paid ~ y cent on the finished
portion Of the Road The receipts since the oPenin.
10 Montpelier have exceeded those Of the same time
Of Nav about 80 q cent.
The following was the condition Of the Bsnk o
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Uomestic Ports.

.ryy ORLEANS JOIN d. steamship Os's.too. Cfan-, ga
s..to Os-a. 5as fsbsa, SAT- Asyi Asr efg Fsns1
Tsurnf
ion ar st@s1.uf AItbams. I'm C1srfss
VI, srr F.oa Ny1fli .aPs D5tsa, ~rsfPoai hsA
"a ls hs. ssrh Plrntn Nfofs Astresn. Bostoa. hope
rr.-r biz Ere B.ta.4fe. Marss, Bofis.ut 'fhr Oregon
fsrpro.
.l 80 Oh . Otsnbrig.. Lssr2oo sa.asssaao 'P Bafos
.ra. SalIs. Ra. Cs~~s
N-toi Over, -tn Frsneisca W tafts lsso~ Ky
Ter -. Nsri-r-r hsgsns
MOBILE. Ja.v J-Cd org Js-l-tf, y fnfs
APALACHICoLA. jay scd b. sap Davenport, Liverpool
fsonors. sfurx
RICHNOND july Is-Au schr nihsio Por Deposit. Gr-sI
80 NYart Cf ssrs Cfar- Ane-fp. 50 Af JeAu 1pfs
sAyASNAH, jay o-cf snip Star hsPsDle' WON BAR. ~
CHARLESTON JAY -schf Cecb-oo. I'm Mobile ~ Provrisnes
, . a 49, aat u 81 % male
ssre.-ars r-oslr. CD ~ NAY Jane. ~ Pfovd.oc-
BALTIMORE Jly EAR big ffs F.yeiissas Porto Stc- -
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The address. adapted Nv the Loco Foco State
Convention, IL signed BY Ephrsin X. Smart Micah J.
Talbot Moses eherburne. Daniel {. Emery and A.
pheus A. Hznscorn. IL must have been prepared b.
iorehxnd probably BY Mr.. smart. Much the largest
part Of il i made up Of hsckaeyed SANDERS Of the
Wing party, WhOse purposes and character are Ike
misrepreseuted. Doubtless they were never under
stood appreciated ~ these gentlemen. Another
thing which marks this address, not device, y
any means is the constant ptio1 that LOcot o.
u l-4s the ineal heirs ana patent night slc-
Of the old Republican party nay that they are
the identical old Republican party tneInseves and ne
Wings Of to-day the Cd Federal party and strictly
accountable for every rea or imputed n John
Adams sdmlnistrstlon Il matters not that tnes-
LOcoFocOs constantly boast Of being in prozressiv
state, al the TINE changing Tor ne better u natief
not hat they act % 4 new platform and form new
coalitions every year they INSIST Just - streuuoasy
the breath upon their antiquity and strut 10 me
Old clothes - their grsndiahers r. obtain thereoy the
credit and rsTertarity which Their own ccnclcf ~ 2
principles have forfeitec-lse The Alegfllzte prc-
gate Who boasts II TIE respecfs5y n bic ancestry
and CLAIMS merit for > 0sf others have done For ne
fret time toe party in tins state prescuts itsci ne
seeming soeccsfe u free territory ihorr1 Deny ns
that this De- org doctrine I1 taxing po.lron against
the extension Of slavery. he address does D-i pace
toe party where The Wings u the northern 49,
have been Tor many year.. Inc address sie@.- o-i
thunder buf instead o. giving us any credit ~, .l
seeks % thrust into Toe position 30 long Ottu-D p!
the Loco-f ocOs. ~ the natural allies % riefeiy
We can't afford 10 change .acfs Attn ITEM N'''-
are III Whig III the North ready accept the posilH
the address assigns them II HOSTILITY 20 the annexation
oi Canada They opposed 70 Al. rcT' Of con n q
snd especially Tor the extension oi slavery
wogid take TO strangers into our Dhioh q -'i.. 49,
will nor bv violent fHeals b1t whenever me ~ -
| desire annexation and 0rng 70 about peacea0' y
| the Wins We think. viii generally consent I-f't
are geographical and commercial reasons "nie" 49,
10 desratle whenever 20 can ne done without 20 go
-o., yVe have no doubt IL VIII be done IN goo time
and with wise and cautious A1minlsfra1a u VII ~
done without incurrng he horrors ri war or W. U
/ Il r.4fI
million. Of dollars On the Locof oco plan Of managing
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cHolrna AT ST. Lovls.-The 81. Lon" Union


IAN worldly maitershave now given way in this city
To the absorbing dread of the Cholera This tern
bic destroyer of the human increase In
violence in this city daily until scarcely look A.
It's rAvages without shudder OF terror Already V has
carried OF over ave thousand Of popu atiOn, and
now it, blows fall with more fearful and fatal rapdty
than To add TO terror medical specifics aud
medical skin become each day inefficient and
less 10 arrest the disease In is progress 10 fatality
fhdeed moss OF our eminent medical men now declare
the disease outlaw 10 which no known rules OF
mont can be applied with any certainty Of success
Contrary 10 oar nrs supposiuons 10 seems now 70 have
little regard 10 the classes of society attacks
the r.ch fall with the poor the temperate and com
Portable In life along with the dissoue the abandoned,
or the wrelched. The past weeks bill of mortality
proves this In IL viii be found numbers Of Whist
called the better csss OF societys large number OF
these females, too, whom bound to believe were
prudent and temperate. On the other hand 900 fcv
generally impoverished, dirty, and wretched foreigners
quarantincd below this city, remain comparatively
healthy In all their filth and dseOmiorts AZ regards
the CRY itself have heard II remarked often OF late
that in the most hy parts OF Il there is the Least
amount OF sickness. What then. can Be the law thai
governs this disease II care. cleanliness and at ,hs
comforts Of lite judicioasy used form no barrier whA
viii arrest in We frankly CONFESS we do not posses
the shadow OF any knowledge On the matter All VI
can say is do what We can 10 ward Oh this disease
and trust TO Providence Come what may. be cheerful
IL coateutcd be resigned and We lessen its ierrofs
we cannot avert Il altogether.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

TIE WHEAT CROP OF OHIO Accounts IN the
public prints in al parts Of the state As well A. those
received from individual observers, confirms the Ap'
nr. tensions hitherto expressed that the Wheat crop
in Ohio has been greatly reduced both IN quantity ana
quality by the rust and the attacks OF the weevil-
With the exc ption Of small portion Of the western
Reserve, which has comparatively escapes, the loss
seems 20 be nearly equal throughout the rtate-ine
variation being great between different neids I'D inc
same vicinity, 80 between different counties. FROM
conversation with gentlemen who have taken pans 70
inquire and who have from various paris OF me
state are constrained 10 believe that the harvest
will exceed in quanuiy one hall Of tue promise oil
the opening season.
Tnr Cons CRor-some apprenensions are felt a.
20 the safety Of The coming crop Of Corn, In the
coio valley, where forms the great staple the Corn
backward aud fer from promising. There IL doubt
lees time yet for rs recovery, but propiuous weather
viii be- required To- produce an average crop. Here.
however. the Reserve exhibits an exception. mort
aye and the adjoining counties the Corn l. raid to ap
pear remarkably well as also The other spring crops
lOh0 state Journal, 10th.
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q
-. ft,s IA. ~. forouius account Of fatal rsf-
conrre n that place between JUDE amp ~ >. H.
Austin n which tie latter was ki4iea- = - -
Austin publishes card in the Psd1as 49, ,-,vs
Sb - ssv. that he and A. his family ireeis iors,e
Jus-e Campbell and ais language GOES - =
he Judge from Al blame IN ne -
Campbell wished 70 withtrAT ifou = - .9,;,svs
TIE Convention after this Occurrence - - -. -.
81 Psaucah held public meeting and Feaaes'e1 n- NO'
% 90 80. ... -.-.,,.-e between
10, Jsrne. Campbell and BENEDICT Alsun o
- !, ,ba rou-rh use which resulff7l N ~ 1---
NJ Austin Mr. Austin and Judge saIp9- =. u A.
candidates for the Conventon NJ A-s-.- n
I.us some weeks ego Used very insl -tln- ---
-. iarruaye toxs-is the Judge AID MS isi-l-y- 80
notice al hi. remarks vas taken y ne .-.. -
I tune Thev sfterTard net on ne stump - . = =
| csmp-ground where NJ Aa'-H - ',s sneskipr
! cs1~teCus toward The Judge ana A.. - - -
I-ara Campbell remarked % Ny AlstlA .H '.''---y
way saying Benedict EEK A,'-e i' In - -
you aaking flr your conducl :, -, - =, - p,
! hsv!or to-day has been such tnat IT, - ~ -
| T1,av sho ( hands and dned together IN ''-n~ty
Iss, Mr. Austin spoke 1rst ana IN Ms l-liAl - p
/ abusive. and stated hat Judge IN - - -
.-rrred I'D "a .ehoad % IN IRE hl o. sec -It " 4"
! - ~ - ass1y Roman Catholic Inc yloS' nAl-
| nv way Of illustrating the sovereisl'y 81 -
lis County. aied ac0rrersa non - -
| M Adsir Mrs White he daughter oi 'o,' -AlH''
when ~ Rome anxious 20 see the Fops, %. = q
informed At all who visited the POPE ie-s u ~
eleu- were required 70 kiss me fof- ~
White unwilling - 90 tnis' snu 'sla - -
va 4 sovereign &c The snecdote had ueen l.-H.'-
| By the Judge several occasions oe''ie ''' ''''
| becarne = candidate
| Nr. austin on Monday last in his speech - yerJ
! abusive and charged the Judge With i'l'fnood. In'
Judge politely asked for an exp anaton' ana 4II
Of Austin If he intended O. say that the aneeaole
untrue or had ! Judge CamP1el) TOLD iaiseaoo1 -
Mr. Austin IN very insulting manner Ieiia'N SEQ 80
statement was a. false hell advancing toSAu l'
Jud thrusn- his face IN that % me JUG . N' l.i'
- e.. 80 .n ho.f,la and nlenacin- attitude lnel
we're on the Judges platform Il NJ Al'tn al' ans.
tho Judge struck him feeble hlow. with his nsi MI
Austin advanced and struck me 'Noee sf.''st oo~
d, ,be lace ths Judge vas driven back o. the step
a. f.r a. b. could retreat without danger OF oein.
hrr,t backward over toe steps some I'VE nsn NJ ST.
facing Austin drew pistol and fred killing Mr. A. "a
srsnf = The Judge Immediately gave himself up. 81
| r,estsv he va. brought before court oi inquiry
four magistrates sitting. snd was discharged without
| IL.
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Disasters. - G,

Oath ,,lof Fr,4 gr-m-n - bstm4f~ 49, - seA
JIM I 10 H DO 3D. go nssts. hAsfs l'-n l'
.-.t 81. I'D.
f,s t-ru 1rz .lek fhs Nsror-' hp ~ ne tn so'ni
.a = r-ru.nsi a5 hsi uluf ~a-a no fi ~ "'
tf - III dol l.r cree r. Nrt bosag stl0f r
A. he Tine 10 CO. AFTER sts N pan OF l~f s@
49,. rsn 0n slors a Nsrflrs~t .
v,r,.o To-. .oos hn .uoy snghss pat ITO H1rg
y dare. ss s-tsnsd lr spsfs sat 80 lot Of
......-
SIR CaroIa- F.ar-- F1irs from Phsde lh iof W an.
ru,sh puf Sofis Jly lf frs., 1s,as -fP~f~ -
.Th ~ -orq-s-t On ises osi 80 tSsf
nsr sad. safs-.
Az "a Rs.f from Baltimore for lsgsayr pat ato har p'oa
r. a. sn "a os- srr-d sgaend rails ors>n y
th. .f~.a 81 G-ccsla, ~l.ch ai oil
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uANrRn-tmnlnane..---,.-. ,

WASTfD-fm pi0ymenf In America for a Ker'is@n
w ~ bftb viii fortune somewhere 10 the 2sf-Dect
I've tie Is cynverssnt ~ifh Aafa-dozen IsnEuages 10
dersiaofs commerce, an1 j. s1ept In M4ih~rsrcs-
he can navigate a ship round the world, OF compose
solhei can leelife % Astronomy. Wnfe ard ilins
raie novel; can preach . sermon On Temperance, %
~ofk AZ HE God Dlxgns" lie can Do znytlirs
out brK He has smeIf powder amid f1e paylnf
stones n Pans and Vienna heard fhe bullets ~kisb
~ no plains Of lsaly seen Common Sense fooled
England tasted hunger the halls u sterfDrd -
nov ne fces Lat BIS hope n success 10 In Amerca ~
- - years 81 sgr. asd 81 honor Any honest 80
Pioy Vii BE- gratefully accepted ard satisfactorily 80
Ofiace, NY. va SO
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"A TAIE-Pgfs1 ant % decree u he Orphau's Coan
u The County q Monmouth, Nsv-Jersey made 10 ~
Term Of February, 100 ne Subscriber Admnisfrstor
GEORGE OKEIG cecessed, VII sell Al vubuc vendss
on me premises. on WEDNESDAY ne 45 Jsly betwe>s
ihe bours Of IL and 6o'eock VI Of that day ne Fsrn
o. SAD deesas.d, containing about . acres. situated
Long brsnch Monmouth County, New jersey cstsncs
shout three hours sal from New YORK The house 100
sorss hikh, Win nfs,rsie dry cellar paved with brch
snd kliehrn and shed attached us~ and buit 10
d~rn style, and Of Tie best mAensls and ~ork msnsd1
so 'srse sad e0mnodous barn, carriage house saos
noa,-' and al TIE necessary osSb1iidiss., sns
goa order On ne place 10 . variety u fruit rees
afFe portion Of which have been grated. and q most e.
.ssn' sra nssesishaz spring also, essern Tor 70.
49, Toe lsnd = In high state q euitivsOn. and
most admirably adapted v tie producing % 81 rnds q
market TUCK both fron The nslure u t1s sOll srf 10
clo.e proximity 20 he nesYork market, y beng crl
niie- rom kston Town Lsnd Dg. aud iron Red bsrt
rom either pscr iin he sessonl there csy
communication win ssw-YOrk. by the Efrin
Lewis and Confidence For gentleman dong 3asines
70 New fork, and wishing she healthy SCOT u essy o.
esss to spend Ihs sumner, Tie shove % dssfsDA
location
Also. al ihe tine and place, a lot % wootsno
situated Al Peans Neck, cOutsin ming shout " scres
Persons wishing TO view N. premises. viii pissse
ply 10 Mr. J. > Lane stor>keeper a. Long bfsnch. w.
will show the and give such information may y
rssztrs1, 70 WILLIAM c. GREl0, Adrsinisussor.
uu sw' ~ casrysI Nsvf~n
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Tev,. s,,- Route % Clff H1tHG.-We men
.,,.5 --rne months since says ne Huron ief-'rni
~ fhe ,h instant hat we bad been informed ~ an u
-.a~ tha- there ass route from santa Ross 70 hi
rusrsa Which was about so miles nearer 'nAn -.
route a.uaiiy travelled by sFrss W noA'e % ~.
.er AZ one of the Company g la-iiornla ti.l- AZ
rl..hed iu the >0H 4 gIs'ire f4''1r th-t i"' '''
rarr has concluded fo take tnIs ron q 70
ftis called the -mur1lrrs Pass and j. npl ohiJ ~,
-srs rr los shorter than the Old route. bat aHpr9-
s,,er Grazing and good water u u practcaf-e on
g,r mule and h0rses ln.morsa quantities u eoo's
Eve boeu sr-1reled through i - Chinuanua-nfnce
- nsrn.-the -muggler's Psss. The distance i-om
r-uus Christi % Chhuahua hy this route u doaoues'
about one hundred and my miles
gentleman who arrived from bexar Al houston pr
.t "A irst has informed The editor % the Iae2rai
80, tbe Co~ernrnant train which lately started from
Boxsr for r. Paso when last heard from was near los
yorss and hsd met with No obstacles in is route --
ne frns rsra Sd well and In tine health and spints
T,ov viii probably reach ~ Psso by the ION inst \
lev csses of Cholera haVe lately occurred AZ heNhf
bu, they were mostly strangers, Who nad recently
visited the city. s. company Of O. = Dlsgoohs hA'
boon ordered 20 The west bank Of the Nueees' ID tn'
vicinity Of asa bianco. o..
Nsrf D.s-'I.ir.s III citizens oi Washington 'ouh
~ have detected several more OF ne gang OF negro anu
horse thieves that infested the line OF counties from
Rcd River % the Colorado during me last year or TWO
several a. this gang 10 is said reside near Lsgran ~
and have hitherto been regarded a. respecta.e Ih'
fr,r nid only ta induced fo disclose their names
sben the halter was about he neck We trust that
-,rv procsufon will be- used % ferret out The tIuf
villain. while 70 th+ same time they should not ~
uificd BIZ IA testimony, % lmpiicate resp
and honest men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

RAsiSo THEIR DIcsITr.-Tne Boston papers
tell US that there now something Ike eight hundred
iournsynen iaors On sinke IN that city. Iney
have had a number Of large snd enthusiastic meet
ngs whereat divers resolutions suitable r. the ooos'
zion were passed. Among them was one fesPeeuu''y
inviting the Tsioresses 70 cooperate win th'n id
or important struggle % raise Ourselves from de-
graded position in society in present crcum
stances thoy and well aware, from our present
rate Of prices that we cannot procure even the com
non necassarles 0i lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

DsATH oF HARMANUs BrFFcEFR.-W are
called to-day 20 announce the death Of Harmanus
Beecker prominent. wei. known ami universally Ie-
srected citizen II Albany Mr klecckcr was born in
l-s and wa- many year, engaged, with the late heo-
d0fo -edgwicN partner IN the profession Oh me
law
10 $50 or II Mr hleecker was elected 20 Congress
where. IN l-l2, he spoke and voted aghnst the war
with England. President an Buren, appointed Mr.
Beecker Minister the Hague, where he resided Tor
years and where when about to return 20 America no
married the Youthful and accomplished lady who has
een his companion aud solsce through years OF de-
cining health. Albany I've journal
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Frntn snnfh America.

By the arrival Of tie bark Agnes. CAPT y 49, ~
81 days from fio Jsr=irn. he C0-'riere'A Us ~
papers % tie 1th q June inclusive -.
The J1rHsi d June las sccouats from AoA'e''~eO
. the eth o. Nay. cs.-
The .uspension q hostlites IN ard aooui 'n.' ~
vent INTO eject on the 14th- The insate Lriz -
vevinz tie treaty. o. propositions for zeneI~ - =
rrent u dfrufies "a ed for brest on ne - - -
the same DAY General Nechor rsrheoco = -
MARBLES charged with irstr-cti0ns rom - a.,
renf NJ the Oriental Republic, or r@tntr u - 4.
A. Envoy 90 the French Government rs
% oppose the treaty. - r.-,-so--
Trf Frar-- war s-esrners Dn-fnefe -
and hrfr Tact cue were soon % i1-o~ - N FL.
The French admiral vas expecluhz q - ~
v..se.s tbst hsi fuflcl Their tlne % -.
49, -. III tie 'ettfrs from NlrteTideo exp
ror-sar, ~ .ef that the TRAY W. nDi r
~ fhe French Government Dli Lei'' ~
-, 80 "a fafh her O. the thought -.
/ 7-,e .s-ices from Blen1s Ayrfs were - INC $50
a. Nothing 1ew q arT rnoulenL = 80
s.eo1r-s from PerusU 1uco oi nay - go =.
s-~,v Which tsi calsed some alarm --l y - -,
sare' been railcr private right tnAn yo---49 -0
I onstrsron. s. -. ~o,o-f
/ 4 let,er rarsi~ci - 'hs agnes cor'-ils -
I --hishei tew iays srce 10 re.alan % ~, -
some ~ the passeI gers OF tie ears nee 81 -
i. ,re mouth "a tha -rraf- ~ hag-i an tno--n ''l'
Vas a strong probability ot tleir having lle 80
tie east end ~ The bay. The Litter st4i-- in1- -.
.-.s mate three 1f The crew. ard At o. Der f1s
/ uere !. tee beet The following persons were Fa'
seuzers in ne Hole 49, s.....o.. , D,-.e~
| a a Tsv.or "a J. r Cas-. BAIimgre' D,.''
/ - ..,-.ore o.. JOIN Bill. cd POINT " LAS i5-o'
I B-oos. al. Wr % Lsra. Baltimore Jas beeinsn' GO.
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ny bus N. C. Draper. from New ORE

sreS Julys
f;.tr. Carter Wa Kessy. Bruas gbsA Au,.., &
r-ss ycha Nasr wiu ie~ias jsn~s L.n. ren.ss x-.-r
Jca, Hkrxrsse Seas. fhf stsA fstsr YEA tRansd
A K,xss Jha Nxsoa sfepeen foear fs.Sers
~, Jn.~. John Stsa@ Hes l.h,c.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

nIVIDEND-NOKWICH 4 NUhOEsIfh RAT
DROAD CO-The Board Of Directors have this day
de- ard dividend Of and half per being
Two dollars and fry cents each sharel me capital
stock Of h Company ont Of the earning. u ne year
ending Stat MAY asi-payable The fret day u August
~ ID The 10 ders q sock the c40se Of the BOOKS
he 7h day II July as. n The bonds Or cert Gales Of
debt of the Company bearing interest A. The " six
Der cent per annum payable To the Guy Of New orr Oh
he l.. day ~ Febrlsy and August ia each year snd Tho
orinc na ren1ur sshi- the - day " August l1bL
Hold Of stock registered he transfer books In the
Cifv Of New YORK viii receive their dividend Al The rans
f-r ofce No 10 Merchants EKchange-s others viii ap
ply = this o1ce
Th- transfer Books viii remain closed Until Monday,
ielh july, inst
Dated Norwich Conn. July II. 1913. jylJ 4nus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23
O,gicE o. the GovER~oRs % rHg ALN,-Hovsf. ;
NeW-York, July D. 1913.
-tI-ppIIES or LII ARilAknnu FOR IL

~ALN~-TOUSE Sealed proposals viii be- fece sed
bv he Governor. Office in me Park tRonnda an
%, o'clock az the 2flh instant for supplying Tor of
IT, . House 700 cord. u good sound southern. New
f4-sv or Sorth River White OAK Wood Of ~ solid feet
The delivered any wharf or ~harves m he
CIV OF New-Y0rk and any wharf Or ~harFeg on Ran
ia II or sckwes Islands, free Of al expense, when
notified and be subject the inspection Ot competent
rers0u appointed FOR that purpose by the GOVERNOR,
whose decision 10 quality and quantity shall be- final
Any Information iaat may be required NJ Re gwen on a
pararon Al this Office. 5. DRAPER, President
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