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

SUSPECTED or STEALING LINEs.--Two men
named Patrick McMsan and Charles Sharkey both
Irshmen residing At No i Morris 81. were arrested in
This city By officer Mundell. suspicion Of having
stolen quantity OF linen, valued AZ about go Upon
boins taken before Justice Garrison they proved tnai
the property hal been honestly obtained but admitted
that they hsd taken cut license 10 peddle foreign
goods as required BY law, vhereuPon the Judge "as
about committing them 20 prison but they begged
hard 20 be let of that bis Honor told them b pay the
oHicers fees Ia Tue case and they Nigh, Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
Latest froEi fayapa-s rival Il the Steamer
Isabel.

Yesterday afternoon. the steamship fs0iel Capt
Rollins. with her usual puneaaly arrived Al this por
from Havana bringing us lies OF papers snd euers 10
the day Of her leaving that port Which was on Thurs
day last
The steamship CresceH' Chy arrived At Havana 90
Ihursdsy morning last, al O'Clock from Chagres and
was 70 have sailed thence for New York on Saturday
She had but passengers board and as far 10 We
can learn. brough. no news OF importance nom the
god region.
The Isabel cr Friday afternoon, a4 ?. N. passed The
schooner Merchant from Havana, bound TO this port.
or Indian hey spoke ship General Perry, from New
Orlesns bound 10 Ncw.York Oh Florida Light, saw
bark lvsahoe, bound North.
The quarantine at Havana. a. far As vessels from the
United states arc concerned IL no. enforced except
from those arriving from New orleans snd az the dis
ease hss subsidized there the restriction viii doubtless be
Immediately taken oil from them.
The Viennolse Children. it IL supposed, viii Z. 70
New Orleans intending to take passage In the next
British steamer
The weather at Havana was unusually cold and IN
pleasant showing thst the inclement storm which
pnched us 30 severely in this section Of country bad
extended 20 Cuba.
Madame Tedesco aud troupe are expected TO take
passage IN the Isabel her next Trip they being on
their way 10 Europe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

- John Fairl-ss and James Sowel had E r-l-
the ON ulL AZ Jackson. Tenn VIXEN the AZ
:zr blew he formers brains out with grr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

Y WILLS q. HrGHEs IS called on % become
candidate TO TIE Kentucky Constitutional Converiion
from IulonC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

MEKEr's Musus ASD PARLEI's PLAYMATE
Tor March, Is promptly on cur table with ia usual
sr,s-fafrrprf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

RATHER HAsrY.-It is reported that meet
ing OF The Foremou Of the Different ComPanies favor
able to the party Of the presen, Chief Engineer Peter
B. Anderson Esq has been called, for The nomination
Of Assistant Engineer under the new FIRE la" lately
paced BY the Common Council Of this city This move
meni has given great umbrsge TO several OF tho Fore
men and Assistant Foremeu who feel entitled 20 voice
10 the nomination. The new law has not yet been
signed by the Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

pY- The following Communication, which was
sent to TIE Tribune by gentleman well known
for his literary and scientific requirements con
tains some arguments in favor Of reformed Or
biography, presented in pleasant and popular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

Gea Shields publishes n The Aa''osa' Irta''i
ssTe o. the Is, the f0iioriSz Card 10 eSPsssuoo d
rs letter % Jaiss Breeze;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

The PEoPLE.--No. OF this paper Is publish
ed this morning a,s sPr~O0 81, il contains able edi
torias on Ireland and Franco an Interesting paper on
the Causes OF the recent failure" In Ireland, with
comments A very full dgss, Of Foreign news. &c.
SC with list of Immigrants arriving at this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

ry' Hon ABBOTT LAWRENCE passed through
,his City yesterday on bis wsy to Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

~ HrSRT PLAciDE has made an engagement
a. the Broadway and will soon appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
Port or NEw-YoRK...JULY )

ARRn FD-stp Gasoaus. M,sr Rlt-r'aa May a. His7,
Fg~, .u0e lat go o. nn 49, experienced severe ~Aih
Listed tgs zane oo4u 8, 90 s.i sll,ei 'a a. DAD
Ma steamship NorrrrH-r. BIdd Chs-to4 ~ SATURDAY
sroaoa T--taa Co. 70 MICS n'rh % ,f-st'n b.'
ps-s-c steamship hrrfc s sssaAaa, passed suiu
"a o. aai O.fr.i. ior Charleston
F-h ship sparta SHARP Duakk - - ballast ard 20 Pas
k.- oTisl
VI b,A As Hsrren &C. sus passengers. Il lsl
Bfrl f.u-on, Ourtis, COCA mh9 - o. copp-' huts
De- t. s H.0r' rre-f, ,~s is-poot o. De-. eat a and
7s0 passengers W hfrn-s
Achilles, sas Ns~esa Eae % d. coal, Maiass 4
c..
bsrk zsmsn Jssapsi' sociho" 20 c. f9n aaa pa
sracsrs haaisch o..
Oss Basf Fssior "a. plaster sre sih ssarge Co
hfs Water haf@ Hone. Affnsioa tlsrs
b. Osot Ofhs n 500 D.. sious and I'D pas-scfs,
NrFs~fs
hrs.hf Lao, scott. Kemp EIson.rs D. raa c Aelsrb.
sc4r PI1suo. Ctsss. a. -.a's. h.h
schfy RsatA lnsw Heath. Cal-s days. llue-f s1ih
Bailisn
schr Gorit- state Va e.. Bostcu. mLse " Ls~s
sffr IftaIrufg Cfo~~n. Boston. mas- q A1-s
I0ets LcUreH - ilrfHfh. hsh
SIR Cot sf0.il. sai-I. X ~ A,pss
S.lfJ q ktsHs NorfF. hustnu al.tc
:. bf Haltsfs. Parker. Nhare..
Sihr La. Nrttlafe CA'sf q o.
s.hn issac hars Alls Jane aai kflf fhomasiou tine
SrlfNst~f Witch, Frtlu, cost
slNf Aiartr. PITT isfnl. m1-e.
s,tf Han. t..-. lsy Too. t-oi grtoaur, nise
ilshu lhtnsstuu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
DONEGANA's HOTEL.

MONIAEAL- NANADA
rIrHE PROPRlETORS % this Hotel. Ia returlnf tler
thanks Tor he liberal patronage always rrcriv ID
beg 90 iaf0rm the public that they have comp heir
sprng arrangements and hey VIII soon De- enabled 10
carry on their enid ess5 s1neur on more favor.
abe footing than before
TIE extensive accommodations 0f his Hotel, M 81
peror internal arrangements. - accompanies SITUATION
the bin % fare wines. baths. carriages and internal deco
al combine to maze - peculiarly Agreeable AID
comfortable for FAMILIES al- pleasure travellers az wei A.
Tor men Of business
And % Insure prompt and careful attention 70 the wants
And travellers ard residents Obj. Hotel The Proprietor
need Jay that they retain the services Of Sir o. =
Pape a. aud Mr. Courtney Boosseeper
They beg SAY That notS tLsanding The superior
ify Of their Hotel their charges not higher than those
of other respectable hotels 10 lown myl7 I'm
THE NEYISINK HOUSE. on ne Highlands Of
L Nevlsilk. y. J. j. now ready Tor The reception ui
board@rs IT. elevated and airy location and its proN
ifv sandy Hoos Bay and toe ocean. render % place
peculiarly desirable during The presel. warm season
TIE steamer Edwin Lewis leaves az he foot oi Fulton
a. every day and snds within mile Of The house Con
vevarcrs are furnished ty the proprietor On convey per
sons 20 and from he boat 20 the house free " expense.
je)o lw- WILLIAM JONES, Proprietor.
STAFFORD MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL.
- The patrons Of tins establishment informed that the
being put order and Will be ready for reception
company loth June. Every attention will be paid 20
the comfort Of The table supplied with the hest
the season affords Stages leave Hartford ia ~ Al VI
snd Palmer Depot arrival Of NeS-f ork steamboat
train rs 6w D BROWNING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

l.
TsY natal morn, aud mine. beloved
Whist busy thoughts Of thee I Is briaging,
While Memory on Loves wing hath roved
Aler unto thine image clJnging.
This last-year time. Il was Tor me
holiday Of hope snd glsdnsss-
A blessed Anniversary,
Whereon we bsnisne1 are and ss5ness
IT.
Thrice happy passed that natal Day lares
With them aud thee. my household treas
10 them belonged the Sport and play
or ChiidhOOd's evsnescent pleasures
To rs a thought Of other hours,
When fir.t DOR fstes were linked together
On maay q thorn bad pierced our fDHers,
Yet stiil we stemmed the stormy weather
III.
For well content were we 20 own
No icy on esrth beside each other
Through all the chsngeful years now gone,
Faithful and kind 70 one another;
With thy dear hand still clasped 10 mine
asked no higher earthly blessing;
No world, save that true heart OF thine.
AnG having n, all else possessing
".
Thts birthday morn II 10 With me
Most fitting time for tears aud sorrow-
Through it's despair and agony
There CLEANS no hope u light the morrow
No hope for Nhere, on this wide earth,
The morning breaks for thee, who kno"eth
Hon far from thine own home and hearth,
Nor line, nor message from thee shO~eth.
Said no hope All yes, perchsnce
These lines, N ade In mOsrn'o hour,
May fall bene sth thy careless glance,
And stsrtle with their griei-wrung power
Will not thy soal where er thou art
Then yearn 70 be with those that love thee
call thee with breaking heart
Oh might my voice Of anguish move thee
VI
Fear not reproach-no breath OF blame
No bitterness-nOr cold upbraiding
Too weak my heart much good 10 claim,
Come--then we need each others aiding
Be thy merit birth day mid thine own
Come Tor thy children miss thee ever,
And I-through all my watchines lone
Ay, come and God forsake thee never
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
IoEGFELLoW7s NE
ND KETtIL.-MAKh y
CAIIFOKNIA.

TO CALIFORNIANS>-A .,l a. experience OF ID
yesfs TO preparrg stores 5r ships and passengers
the Subscriber confidently Offers ls services % persons
intending % make flr voyage o California a. h- store
NAV be bad estimates for provisions Of every description
for any number Of persons from month % TWO years
vii be put up ~ suitable pscksses 20 cross ir
lshmus for the longer route A MIMI ITO ~ ai.-s|
New York .eio no
EAIIFORNIA -HIPPER-.-Shippers and emil
I grams 10 California viii md 81 Broadway portable
and Al such low price, that they cannot fail please
tb.m Cal and see them. GEO. FREEMAN co.
ielOIv-- 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

Potrcy-Cant Leonard OF the Second Ward Police lest
evening TOOK Into custody young man named James
sheridan formerly cerk in ne employ 81 Prier NJ ray
on a charge Of eul5ez1l1g combs, pen snFes ana yAe
articles from employers sfOre. He was connieo
Al az early hour ms morning occr F0r-tay srtsiea
man named Charles Alnecl charge % Hiiet ns 10
enter The prem res Sarah Minor u Grsndsi ne wa
he'd 10 answer ID Hard Green was arrested a. '- .
~lc. fnis morning by of-er Chase charge 81 ma j.
o. ischef u placing certs The sreeis aud tying
lr hell Dys u houses in Waikerst Detained 20 answer.
fel oR named Pafrck Battles was arrested ~ ~ early
5o,r fls ruo-rIDg for stealing watch and so from
Conrad Ringing Committed. .Ofcef savage OF me
Fighfl Ward lasi evening TOOK into custody woman
named Reberca sny on charge ~ stealing black sha"
from sash Pasroe residing ats Oreenest Locked upby
L.. ffIaaE 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

ssPRiN G-~T. DRY GOODS ~rORE--G- b.
- WILLIAMS co. corner Of Spuug and Wooster
beg inform their customers and the puhhc general
y .hai they have reduced the price ~ summer goods
nearly one-tAii-in order 90 dispose OF them m lew
containing in part follows, which VIII be found
cheap
5,o pieces plain and plaid Bareges. at IL per yard
SO fastcolored English Lawn lie.
so real Scotch Omghams, Is.
Too small patterns green, do, Is
l5l Linen Onghams, IT,
sec Embroidered English Lawns, l..
g. ". CO. would Gail the attention OF tue uptown
ladies 10 the sok Of Dcmeics aud holsekeeP
ing Goods which be excelled Ia the ciy Gools
will be shown freely and every attention PAID 10 custom
ers-N 4. One prce asked ALL 10 a5aiemen. MADE.
fEN fk,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
THE FACULTY

THE FACULTY are Informed Lhai the Lever Truss
Company have completed their Truss, AID are nov
ready 70 furnish the public through The practitioner with
te4r novel Ir2ss, upon mutually A1vantAseos lerus-
Ihs article has received The sanction OF COMMITTEE a
pointed ng he highest medical tribunal o. ms ely Ant ~
the recommendation VI Board q surgeons received ne
premium ~ the Aie Fair Of lbs American Inst ue IL Pc
cu@r1rs are - upward support and is Stationary and
lever principle; passing from the umbincgs down ne an
tenor PeroT portion u he pelvic region over - 4ois
AM pereneun 10 the coccyx. and up the spine y n belts
embracing the pelvic regon adapting Itself al klns of
re1lclte hernia relaxation Of the giving per-
aleni stationary support with without pressure, t1as
forming "A instrument 2nlng al he surgical Indications
N The treatment Of every for Of mal3y susceptible OF
mechanical AID Otce 10 Broadway, room No - up
stalrs JOSEPH CHAMBERLAlN Pres'L
lEAwEWks
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THR UNDERSIGNED. Z

THE UNDERSIGNED, Psientee. hereby oeer. to
SCI 70 Individuals Tie ht 70 use ns patent for color
ing front bricks which done Ia the process Of making
and before they burnt by which they rendered
without much additional expense OF avery superior and
uafinE rel color lnquire u Morgan A. DayI0n foot Of
Thrteenthst North River a. Trsviss brick yard Crooa
Of CYRUS 3. DOIf, PAfeaIss, aeAf SsrplAacks Point
!sls 31s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
ST CHARLES HOTEL

BOSTON The - Charles Hoe. corner q Beaca ard
Id Lirco1 opposite Uui'el States Hotel and Nof-
- neost IA 6-eu fhorourty renovated and sced
b. f-a A4- order D. will t- found fo De Hotel oi DE
f-.r class with every aud Attention -ai car
rr-,r ..e 90 lr insure Tire comfort oi 10 guess
Tie - Charles Hofe conducted uf yu sct TEN PER
nrr- principles. Terms -lo1rrafc-
Baggage iaken from and 20 tAe worcester All % Co..
onv utgdis free oi clarEe MlLD \ All oA-
Boston, June :. 1888 ffoYir.of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

- PRIME COCRr-P-t-f ra~as- t4i 6eofs- iDsl-e1t
- Irust--s .-psf.,-
Ctsf-s Rzcn- Roe josh H.tt May h.tt james VI o.
fnrser.d Ei~srt Coi--H Mfrm Brt.s Jln"r Anrs
h.n pasi- Dtsi. b-ft krh.rs Tamsdg- Cu-husu,
R-nor Ja--ph Hone kfn'nd ;fhs TO JOSIAH
HIATT. MARY Halt ELISHA Fl'LskhALD You are here
required tns scfan o.
ssl copy h-i s oH- of me Cen of ms Court oa the
J4n- az copy 4 a.
- Wa-ir-i lbs CT, Of N-~ fork tho twenty dss
hereof srcar- Of t- d.J o sleh se~ .ni %
tn compliant Aforesaid. he snf N tppy
Court ias the rss t-rsnt-d u- psnt- pad N-N
Yort Jan- g. lsfs GEO }. CORNELL, Palntn At.fu-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
MINING COMPANIES.

NTEW-JER~EY MINING COMPANY An
~ per share of The stock of tins Company
required DE pad before The 81 day of July lSi
lie Office u The Company lae Rocky Hlll Mines, near
Princeton. J. g. south Fuurih-st PhAadel phla II
any s.ockhoder prefers assigning 20 the Company twenty
shares of every hundred Of ms sfOck The same VIII be
accepted leo " The above assessment By order Of The
BOHrd Of ID reci0Ts A MARTIN, Treasurer.
~. L.
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HOTELS.
HousE

TITLE COMPTON, NARRkGASSETT BAY
LRHODE lSLASD-The shove vel Gown y eislllS-
place Il sufficiently ars- % aceuirinotAle - -,
boarcers o. h- l5h u June stage rlns a-lt 70 a.
from Fa River. iniersectng win - cars 10 Dos-o1 ALI
So, - - l. MONROE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
INMATES noARp1NG scHooI.

LHOR MASTERS AND MISSES a. Luie Ferry, nj les
I from huboAen. NewJefsry lhis school u under The
charge of A b. WlNANT, assisted BY Mrs. WiNANT -
distraction = gwen n Ergsh ard many usefui ranches
n family education. Children received non % -
of age Teams 1r board aud ,l1n from So % $40 per
wear, payable quarterly 10 advance. FOR Information re-
speeding ne school inquire OF Mr. OSIRANDEk cor
Csla. all Nlrck SIS New -IoTk ie-5 Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
ID HOE NsO.,- COPYING AID syAI pRpssFs

- HOE n CO.'S COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES
IL. TIE snoecub-rs manufacture and have for sae at
their ~sreroos, Coping ind Sea- Presses OF he noel
approved patterns % 9hch they would call the attention.
Of Merchants and others who 10 d superior ar
nce a; Moderate pnce The surface Of our copying
presses being TUNED True perfect copy may be obtained
with and ped tOn. They also furnish copyinRink
copying BOOKS, copy paper, Nc. X. HOE X co.
I'm re- AZ Qolf..f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
r., -rs.--,r..., * RAuAPO AND PATRR~Os

~ vs<<<r~-s.<<-tsA PAIFhsDN AND ~ D-yN
RIVER RAILROADS Ia and tilsf
h JUNE. me trains leave follows Leave slnfrs DE-
POI as O'Clock A S. q O'Clock 50 min " ani - Vcos
p Leave Neyv-Yofk ~ o'cock 4 u lit y an1
O'Clock, 81 81 .DAf TkAtNs-Lrste ssherl'f De
pot 81 o'cock a y AMI O'c.ocs. J. 81 Lave rfs
1ofk AZ 0ciDck and O'ciock, 2 81 fAIthovn
IkAINs-LeaVr Paterson Depot af ociocs " ~
A VI and O'Clock ". Leave >rv.Ynfk 90 . 0'-0es
A VI ~ ofDcA, = y and O'Clock, n. 81 rDAl
TRAINS Lave Paterson Depot ~ O'Clock. A ~ ant
oclocz, ? n Leave New-Iork 81 O'clocs. n srt
D 0clocs 81. The fraiDs on nc Hamapo Rad Viii si9Y
AZ he hsfket-t Depot, AZ Patterson The ffaius Ssrn
leave Ne ~ fDsk a. O'Clock AN ard y 0'coek N Ill
De 10 TINE % meet ne RE trains mufning snd evening"
going West. a. Suf-rn's Depot
Df 10 80 "a l- frs s.ls sLla Per- Jews - q
aftrt 40 soi.ssPd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

~ f<f~ RAl LROAD ON aud afsT M9naay.
May ~ The following trains eiil 30 .
the Office II he COMPANY - Cane'-t fassslgtfs vin
also be- cccved 40 the office a. ho Now fnfA ad Harlem
Re- road af TWENTY. ssgcuihst Accommodate III AN a.
IA 81 for New Rochelle. kc kkprcss Tram af 3
f1f Stamford sc Express rain a. = n for stamford,
&C Accommodation Train atft n fpr new Haven AZ
Communication Isain a. NJ ipr Norwak IraiHs ~ Neo-
yo,k. Comma'9ilon Tram arc A from Nofw ala Ac.
com Train az A from New Haven AccQn Iiaiu a.
So A ~. from Ne~-liaseni Express Train at "a 7 "A
from New Haven. Accom- Tram az = N from NrS lis-
ven myll a. -. MASON. supf
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PHELPS HOUSE. BUFFALO.

FI'HE UNDERSIGNED. late pruQ1riDF y II UtIi'A
House A harv would .rform ~ friends Ali DE Fli-
he tha be Las leased The Phelps House. bur-o located
Main aEi South Division 81 fuppu-- ne tl4fcne-
IT,. house . p-a..nty suaied. hsv.lg TIE view ~
he LAKE Fort Ere Canada All SA-ara River and -
elegantly furnished With new furniture he IN
s-- . r-lre- himself t1af no efforts lls para sra
b. are1 o. promote The comfort of s - Do may igor
-. 80 -h.fr ~aIra~a~s r..fl IrI NAIHL RIGEkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

- FARM FOR SALE-ConsLstlng Of 20 acres,
10 about Of which wood u suitable grown Tor
-~ market and the balance grazing and TILED land IN
fine OF cutvauOn-slluated al Huntington l. Island
where there are churches schools &c and whence
there are w daily communications with the city by stages
running 20 meet the the Long Island Railroad
there daily commune cation with the city Oy steam
boat via Cold Spring which j. two miles from the farm
The situation retired and very healthyhe house Icing
on hgh and commanding ayew OF large extent VI com
tr Long Island sound aud the shore Of Connecticut The
ouf buildings ample and In good order The property
will be sold on reasonable terms 10 close an estate aud
terms OF payment made accommodating. Anpyi9
WALTER BRus H, or
STEPHEN BRUSH,
Ennllftr. = Erlni-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

s<xs'>ss<-s~S~& TARRYTOMN and the int mediate
places touching at Hammond - each way The ncw
steamer JOS BELkNAP. Capt J rallman. vii lrANe
foot IT Chambers-~L every moning al ociocA Return
ing leaves Cold spring al ~ NJ and Peck skili 40 ~
On sundays this mp extended Ia NrNhufsn iraNus
Sewburah all Z n For ps.-sg. apply on board or 70
lnulh nms MN RADkNRD CO ~ Mr.l-.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

MOTTO + i hereby given thar ar Application I'll D.
maize after The expiration Of four from the 1rst
publication Of ms noce bis EIceency, ne Governor
u the state q New YJgk for the pardon u JOHN IN
GERSOLL- who trird a the N-wYOrk General Ses-
-on u he Peace ard sentenced the sfate Prison the
IN day Of Octooer ss FOR the Of three years. On
c0uvicron Tor t.gzmy. ALIENS HUDSON,
NeE-York June, $40. ly2Hl IS Wal ..
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FIREWORKS.
COL RED FIREWORKS.

CCA4 HkD F4hk W OAAS.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED are sa.- Ag-ats Tor Il } ,
HALLS superior Coipr-l rfaF srks -
BADEAC = LOCKWOOD,
vase - WA-h p lon-.L
FIREWORKS, al ~ Cre-tliu-st tof 7esis ma
1 nan ThezferI TIE sul-cr..crs have on hand .leh
uua arse supply an1 variety standard and fancy rie-
works. which my all dispose ~ ID 1raiSi- s.r.
boas psrrie. Of pleasure All ne patriotic, 90 NE NOS
liberia terms. CONSISTING n part v ile folos nK @rers
n .. ~ $50. Beacon L.hs. Table Kockets p &C.
Llgn--. PA Wees. -~rpelfs. ecrr-- - --r--' 49,
Pigeons CniI-se F.F-r-. 1trealler- r owe -, -.
n or---s ssrors Y-Io. LiglLs, Iri-l---f ~ IAN a.
30 4c SC Carfon flre Cracs-r.. hoc.s-s' S-A1 4o
r.@t.0e- Pu..ll. Crackers Do4t.- h--ler-, &C
f-.. GAS-SER YOU NJ, - I-A-l-1li-----
T-TRFWoRK- BY TIE MANIFACIL kAh.-
DANlgL. MORAN se.- a.I seri- % ffrNv'.s 81 80
Csst1.l-st lvo doors from Pear. Iler- go ~ -.
-i .e- ,s - be- ile oay pyfofrcln-s IN 1he ely
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WINDOW SHADES. Git COnices, Drapery Mls-
w lbs. &c e. 1ol-sale and retail. c. WOODFORD
20 Broadway Las he most extensive assortment VI he
above s:ac-s b be found the ely. and a. greatly reuc
"a prces Several styles % superior Window SHADES
scrolls. ne style " Louis XIV, cOthics, Flowers &c
Also, Dttpefy SsrLans, Curtain Loops, Bands. Pins
Center Issscs, Picture Cord ard rs-ses Window Wire
~ &c Merchants buying a. Wholesale viii fad It a. heir
Interest % cal before making their purchases i2u
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49, nppO-ITION BOAT FOR AHA.

.s-Nl DIRECT -Alr.',ng u, .,. albany 20 . "a
AMI other conyeyances Passage Sd cents. Tie loN.
pressure steamboat EUREKA. Caps WaIcfhlg, VII
leave the pier the foot Of Barclay Monday eanes
tsy and FRIDAY A. o'clock For passage or triEt ap
DIV uu boai Tn. boat has been pictrIy renewed.
and her Accommodations are Of he most 4dhhfap'e Aod
Ereirh taken ~ the lowest pCces lolN