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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
1.-TWO NEW ROUTE TO THE

Ill ~
EuhSl1---ieWEsT AND NORTH UNITED III
sszz1EszsHH~ST STATES MAIL LINE, via the Cay
uga and susquehanns and NewYofk and Erie Railroads.
and Cayugs Lake.
Unn fufher notice. the Passenger Trains on the Cayuga
and susquehsnna Railroad will run In connection with the
Day and Night xpress Trains on the New-York and Erie
Railroad. two daily lines Sundays excepted
The cars leave Owego al 50 A NJ and q T. NJ. Leave
Ithaca At A. NJ and at 80 Z. NJ arriving a. Owego Ia
time for the Morning and Evening Express Trains for
New-YoTk. 5000.
The new and splendid low-pressure steamer F0RES ST
CITY, Captain William II Leonard leaves Ithaca daily
supdsys excepted) at so A. ID connecting at Cayuga
with the Express Trains going East or West on the Au-
burn and Rochester Railroad. Returning leave Cayugs al
or the arrival OF the Eastern or Western Express
Trsns connecting at Ithaca with the Evening Train Tor
New-York
Through ticket from New-York to Csyugs Sc. Through
tickets NewYork Ithaca Cayuga sold on board
the steamboat OF the New-York and Erie Railroad Com.
psny the river.
Baggage checked through from New.York to Ithaca
CByuga-
The Cayuga and Susquehanna Railroad has been entire
~ rebuilt and Teleid with heavy rail- new route
avoiding the inclined plains and equipped with engines and
cars unsurpassed on any road In the Union.
Passengers leaving New York via the Erie Railroad In
the morning evening Trains will pass and arrive
Ithaca daylight viewing from the the picturesque
scenery Of Ithaca ard Its vicinity.
The connection between the railroads and the boats is
perfect, the running directly and from the steamboat
landing in CsyUge Lake.
Travellers avoid all the annoyance Of transpmeu OF
baggage riding In omnibuses at both ends Of he Lake
Passengers for OswegO Syracuse, Auburn, Geneva,
Rochester, Buffalo and Intermediate places will and this
the pleasant comfortable and cheapestrouie e6 sodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

- FARMS FOR sALE.--A iarm on The BsnE Of
~ the Hudson Of 20 acres two miles sbcye Suyyesani
landing. The buildings substantial and complete.
Also, the adjoining farm Of 00 acres
Also, farm about mlea below Albany, OF $50 seret, on
the bank OF the Hudson On this farm there 10 never
falling stream with cascade Of 80 feet
Also the adjoining farm OF ITO All these farms
are In state OF high cultivation and the buildings
venieni and In good order.
Also, an island OF IA In Long Island Bound, one
mile from Milford with house so feet square and
farm house and out buildings II lie accessible from the
shore by csusewsy and desirable Summer residence
For terms and particulars apply TO
lei 2awtf j. BLUNT, IL Wtll-st
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FOR SALE.


"a PRIvALE sALE.-The 2siory frame house 9,
40 eet front by a. feet In depth with large plot OF
ground being size 90 feet front by 100 feet IN
beautifully situated on GeOrgesL between bayHa ana
Twin gslon avenue In the City OF New Brunswick y.
The Grounds are taslefuly laid olt win variety OF t
and other trees The House In good order eno
about twenty rooms with dining room, library Psnlies
closets &c &c. ,...,., a.,
Also In New Brunswick the corner OF LiVingstoh-sV.
enus and New.st The house enclosed on two sdes ~
niszza being In size 81 feet 'front.' by 81 feet In depn win
The plot Of ground 6 feet front by 40 feet IN dep
house contains large number Of rooms, library psnes
closets &c heated by furnace, and In excellent repair
the grounds In good stale OF cultivation sno oo'n OF
the above places are only be TO be admired
large portion OF the purchase money can remain on oono
and mortgage II desired For further particulars apply 10
lee lw A. j. BLEECKER Auc ioneer, Bfosd-sI
Hxs FOR sALE-A new ons-sory cottage, WiIho1t
~ buildings and q Of good land only i've minutes
tsA walk from the depot Of Tarrytown. There me
grove OF forest trees stream ofpure spring wser
Rnovn "a the Andre Brook running through the premises
also an extensive view OF The river II would he desrs
be residence for gentleman doing business 10 the city,
Possession given Immediately and bat e cash required
Apply, as above, TO Imyl7 III 3. N. THoMAs.
a. FOR sALE-An elevated building site, with & ne
~: view Of the Hudson River two miles from Tsrfy-
AA town on The Bedford road with from four 10 tifty-
FIVE acres OF land suit the purchasers II larger iAn-
Div Of land ia desired, there is brick house, nearly new
will be sold with It. Inquire ~ me s1bscrlosr o. ue
premises lies lm'I HERVY koCAWELL
"a VALUABLE NEWARK PROPERTY
~ For sale FIVE 2story horses and lots on me MORN
Eh side OF Willianst Terms made easy lnqlre at 90
WI ismst Newark CAThEhlNE rO"hIh'
je5 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

49,. ' sAL-LORIN BROOKS announces mai
rom he as .'s a. soo and shoe essablishmsni
between Greenwich and Broadway yhs so ~
pslsp, mc,sc sS.S Pea sO. Shoes Caters with the
ehoe line ~~e IN tne boot and
MI, hs nhVOAs manufactures the taesl work A. in. los.,
wees tuh woik Can be ostsn.d in ths ,s ~ ~ es'
ksoses hmse snal ihs branch OF Ms manufs,,s, 20
~ skeeted IN the euei,y Of TIE erial or hs aanes
"s stc beauty snc sail OF The fassh 0'sanoe ot
oy soheFiDg strictly 10 the mouo Of a ANAL ,.s,
non. "SPos ~ siF7 me ooz, sa.s.ac.
Mr. Brooks has made srr.ng....,.
sa9pS The trade. ana sssiy 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

1.-Two AGRIEFITH,s WESTERN Il
E-NsatssE--lNLlNE, l85O-Contnues to carry 49,
s'>z1" goods all descriptions by Canals
and Railroads from Newly Boston and Philadelphia TO
Western New York. Pennsylvania OHIO Kentucky, Ten.
nessee Michigan, Indiana, Illinois Missouri, lows, Wis
consn Mine sofa and Canada West The connection upon
The Lskes from Buffalo Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo,
Detroit and Upper Lakes unsurpassed Reference being
had annexed card. Office IS Coenessp corner South
st. New-YoTk. II. GRlFFlTH Agent
ls5O-Bufslo, Ssndusky and Toledo Line Steamers:
QUEEN CITY,. .Capt titus
q. Z FFlTH...............CapL Tutte.
bUPEhlOh.. s..ss'ss'sss'''''.. .Ntph Waats
OHIO.... Capt Richards.
TROY 'sOdpI w hlkiIs.
One OF the above LIST class steamers Will leave the Sandus
Ky and Toledo dock touching intermediate ports daily
Al A. NJ. Passengers ueketed through from Buffalo TO
Cincinnati
For freight or passage, apply onboerd, orto
JNO. NJ GRIFFITH, Agent
my2l eodtD1 Long Wharf and Ship Canal, Buffalo.
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From Tie Toy "ais'
,-...oad 20 RaIland.

?, ne Es,,oy Of TIE wig 60 u Gilbert. ESQ. En-
a Communication from ". B 49, 'i,e.S son..rsa
.nesr of,hs vermont E ,' m r' gS.
on The Sl.. -. ,bscorectne.' ofstate nont' made
calls IN 4ue'''O. on the 3)th ult and asserts
BY Ss }" YOU .,colsted to ui'sad the Pubie' that
that 'hsY -, e. furnishes an instance OF our
our CON 80 m,sreorsscnt fsc.s, aud that
pOA' :uS - depends upoa ni'',edlsg, @.'reprs
s sS%os Sss st with %s ~sss Ss article l
msThf upoN ~ attention ro o lsw facts 8al state
writer, ,,';ob uye suhi iu We a'ro give some IA
mems r.rseed from sctaal sorvey s. which may be
relied upon r.-... 81. t4-....-, r,.-,,,,,
TABLE, ci -; JTfracf f~arr = Hv61-ff hlrrry, tt,if
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

hANsslNsse-reeer $3.50 pouaoa, zitose t.c-<,
kkvtde, odoes snd colcrs or sals nsn7fsr
v-ns ori~es eATHF ObSgfCkRDS -, anntbst
LrXTRACT OF LOGWOOD.--A superior .raels,
H Manufactured and for sale BY Tee NePeLn<n Nl'G-
Once lS5 Wsisr-si la22 Sneod~l RUSSELL 4 stills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

"a FARM FOR SALE ON LOSG-IsLAND.-
~ IL contains 40 acres a arres 10 cleared and fenced
The balance is acres 10 In wood young oak u years
growth House as By p feet Y feet Of The house two
the remainder IA story high All The land win the
exception Of one strong loam and pronounced BY
good Judges good land spy the Island IL 10 stu
aed u miles north II Lake Road Station 48 miles from
South Brooklyn OF easy by railroad On The prem
ises good well Of water, and pump, with usual out
buildings. For terms apply 20
les Iws PHILIP N GRIFFIN co 7 Fenyst y. Y.
~ FOR sALE-A tract Of. land in the County Of der
W kimer being part Of Adgaies eastern purchase coz
tanning IS 90 II hes about thirty miles aorn
from The Little FAls he Mohawk River, and vii be sod
sl very low price Inquire Of JOHN LAMB. Go Broad.
wsy up ssirs; Of I. p. RICHARDS Hanover st or OF
LAMB, 4l4 FourIhs between the Bowery and Sec,no-
avenue my30 l5sF
o. TO LIT, OR FOR sALE-An eegsns new
- three story and attic house with basement aud c0an
lar In Thirty-Becond 81 between Broa1Nsy A11
Fth.av finished and ready Tor occupsuon win Gil
tie me d ern Improvements Pnce $3.50 Inquire Of
CHAS 7. PLArT Liz oad~
jelo Sws between Thirtysecond and Toifry third f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
FARMS FOR SALE.

IN THE FREE HOMESTEAD-A better than the
80 Gant Smith Pfoject--The great llb-raity OF Mr.
s Smith In bis offer Of land IL justly exolled In the Of
fer an through friend enabled to make, there ia most
certainly an advantage which places II far In The prefer
ence ind warrants the strong assertion that would far
prefer 10 lake the Long Island lands the conditions
hich offer part of Them TO those OF Essex County
Having constantly wOrke the farm for over ID OF my
early life know Whereof affirm For VI ullage ci
mate market and safety Of the crop from loss by wet
drouih thing the advantage is immensely In favor OF
Long Island For productiveness by proper cultivation,
they good that would by far sooner agree to gain
given by agriculture In years from The landsl offer,
than from any north of Albany.
NY offer is-FOr half The sum In hand II Will cost 10 visit
these Essex lands and TO family TO them, and half
The crop for three years balfhe cost of cultivation
cultivated and in proved direct any industrious, re-
spectacle shall hive 10, 90 as many acres ne he
will cultivate Half OF the crop for three years over hall
the cost OF age with interest the price, shall secure
perfect title all TILED. At This rate, 30 settlers can b9
received
Part Of the 10 500 lots unsod Larger or smaller
Long Island Land Office, 50 Nassau st. up stairs:
les g. L. ID. DEWEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

~ASS-z THROUGH LINK FOR SAN FRAN.
x&4G cisco, VIA GHAaREs-Ths new and IA
CHEROKEE......I,9 800 tuns. Captain H. Windle.
PHILADELPHIA.Ll00 tuns. Capt Robt II. Pearson.
yorm the only direct line between NevYork and Chsgres
and In connection with the United States Mail steam pack
els in the Paci6e-s semonlhy line through TO San srsn
cisco.
aEDUcED RATES or FARz TO cHAGRgs
Cherokee Philadelphia.
Ansr Balloon State kooma......sl25 90 sll5 90
Forward Saloon do. .,.... 100 90 100 %
Lower Casin.........,..st..... 30 %
All the above dine At the table, and have The priv
eye OF the Saloon.
kteerage found with mattresses
and board) .......,......... 90 % eco 70
Freight Chagres 70 cents per foot Expenses on tia
Irthmus are borne by passengers
For freight passage apply 10
ROWLAND 4 AsPlNWALL, 81 south-st n. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

- AT PRIVATE sALE.-Between nioe and Ten
~ 1eres of land and half mes SCUM Of Sing Sing
and about one hours ride from Ne York by Railroad,
situated the banks Of the Hudson River and for beauty
OF scenery scarcely be surpassed be divided into
ots a. Of which have good prospect With the
orchard OF grated fruit eli In good bearing and never TALL
ing stresm OF running through H. AGo aCes OF
land ad Joining the snds OF Hon. Edward Kemsy's, upon
which here Il besufnl orchard In full bearing Tho
ground Is well waered For further particulars sud erns
apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
ie6 lw Auctoneer, 8rOsist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

% FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY
- PROPERTY-Thefa farm In Weschester County, occu
- pied by the late Samuel y. Mott yr. conststng Of
about hundred and twenty acres Of land on which
there IL a and wel-nished dwelling house In tie col
age STYLE extensive barns sheds and other ououses
all erected within three years This property 10 egtby
situated, commands view Of Long Island Sound and
within one mile ofthe NewYork and New Haven Railroad
Depot, al Mamaroneck, from whence depart Dur
Eve times day and reach the city In less than one hour
Tor further particular apply 20 sAML MOTT, en- the
ette-place or to VIM. v MOTT, JR. IS Wall-sl m2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

o. COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HU OSON-For
sale farm OF about 80 In Inc village Of Hastings,
miles from tbs city The house Ia new built ofato1e
In the substantial manner, In modern style with Is
rooms and has of the commanding views al ne
river and adjacent scenery. IL untes unusual picturesque
prospect with convenience and retirement The grounds
are the finest order well supplied with great variety OF
fruit The whole or part will ne sold ocaOn 70 the
proprietor on the premises At Hastings on Hudson Y.
uy5O Ims ALEXANDER BRINE
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pARoAINs I'm STRAW GOODS.

UAHGAIhS IN . M w UOOBOs
as CHEAP, IL NOT CHEAPER, than any
~ 4 wholesale or retail store In New York. hand
Ur some assortment Of Lsdies Bcvs and Misses Hats
W. of almost every hind 81 YOUNGS, So Bowery,
betwe n Eesier and Grand Sta. jelO Eva
fU FASHIONABLE HATs.-Jua 6nlshed the
All splendid article offered elegant French SILK
Hal al he low price Of S. usually sold st 81. Also
Az article al s. 81 Neat Han al g. BROWN,
NIL lms i5s Csna-st one door from Sullivan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

- ~ THE LARGEST assortment ~ SCI ,.sses
.8rxz Beds, Mattresses and fea-hers sve' offered Iyi
sale 81 s. WILLARDS Warehouse, % C1st
hzms Of hulbenyst The atIsn'0e u Louise zee
ard othsrs 10 particularly called 10 WiiSt Psen X.
and len screw beSsiesi Ole beds renoyseci c's -ooe
sale and retail. w ~p
* JUST RECEIVED from Saxon Germs1y =
H. lot ofthe beet singing Canary Birds ever -
sHXrAsO ten Bailfnchss mat whistle two or LIE -
6SSebraied together with other fancy oiros sna
cages, 10 be sold III S55 Bowey. J-o I'm
N-GRAY BOR-R FOX sALE-W-rAn.eaa
L-Aesound and kind good Traveller IN snsI- hnl
NAcoub harness end hss been used sor ne iss yeH
ady's sadc ieh0rse IL between and yesfs ~ -
May be seen At COOPERs Livery Sable, los Chir'sss]
between Hudson and Blocker. JIG %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

ctUPREME COURTJerensi sheden ss.inai DeHrIeI = tr
- man and Jane bic wife and William ID bell.-i9
1cre ~ the supreme the State 81 Ne" ors e.
nose 70 rae the sxh day Of june one en'
tdrea and 6fy al clock NJ al the Merchants hrhane
M T CIV Of New Yo an lot Of land situate N the SIX
enth Ward Of the City Of known A. number "o nun
5,es ard forty nine and Also two certain lefs
sails known numbers eighteen and nineteen 10 Center set
80 $3.50 lime Is5N THOMAS CARSLEY, sheriff
s.rnfoRD Por1Ea. Aftye ffANSNiN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

fTfA GREGORi,sC ALIFORNIAPACk-
&LllN AGE AND PARCEL EXPRESS Per steam
ere GEORGIA and PHILADELPHIA, 18Th
June The subscribers will forward their Express BY
the above Thursday ats NJ with packages
and express fret ght in charge OF special messengers
With facilities the different lines OF steamers for dis
patching Express freghs second to none Other we are
prepared 10 offer such Inducements shippers by these
steamers az cannot be perfectly satisfactory Goods
forwarded by this Express meet with no detention al Pan
49,,
The delivery OF parcels and packages by this Express
Line for all psrts Of California 10 attended 10 by the pro-
pretors In pehon, Immediately after the arrival of the
steamer at San Francisco
Parcels received up - IL the day Of sailing Pack
ages and heavy freight should be delivered al Office the
dsv previous. Terms lDRble
THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK. Managers and Agents,
iell 3is- lf9 PeGrl-st corner Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

CHEAP
T. WILSON'S
HARDWARE AND FURNISHING STORE
ZIG Bowery
OPPOSITE RIvIscsror ST. nET-YoRN u
CONSTANTLY On HAND = fGli asso, t, =,
STshe Cutlery. sriiapoa w.re, Tee Tray S,es~.
Brad. Techs. Locks Bois. HpgsA ssnd PsPef' oae Nc
Ia ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The United STATES Mall stesm-peckeu
PAnAMA.u...l,Os7 tuns.... Capt David @. Bailey.
OREGON ...LOs9 b1ns.. Capt Carlisle P. Psuerscr.
CALIFORNIA l,c5O tuns.. Capt Thos Budd.
TENNESSEE. 800 mns... Capt George a. Cole.
CAROLINA.... 800 mns. .. Capt r. L Whitney.
UNICORN 49,. 600 tuns. .. Capt J. Y Nicholson
are Intended to form q semmonIhy line between fsnsriE
and ports In California.
Passengers IN the Aer Cabin furnished bedding bat
cot wines and HqucTI- Passengers In the seeTago are
found with such furnished TO the crew, and
with Mattress and pillow All passengers will bs allowed
space for personal baggage free to the extent OF 80 lbs
weight Dot exceeding IN measurement ten cubic Feet
Freight on extra baggage or merchandise when aksn t0o
per tun, snd II per cent on all specie.
Packages should not exceed lS5 os weight for ntls
eardaee Cabin. sgga
Passage from Panama 10 bsD Bias or hsEstan SIS sl0o
ban Diego. 81 10
San francisco 500 10
No stores be snds1 viii be taken baggage. Charges
ofembsrEng and debarkng and all persJnal porn chagss
intending health fees and boat hire be paid by the psssen
gers No passage paid for Apply n the Oh
bee OF the COMPANY New-York, 81 SOuth-st Tfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

q J. f. LIMBURGER would most rcspect-
~ fully inform the public. and bis friends particular.
- ly that be has removed from IS Wast to foe
<zk.b Broadway, where he keeps iui assortment Of
Ws.1fes, Jewelry Silver and Plated Ware, aud Fsncy
Goods carefully selected, regards quality and style Al
very moderate prices and hsers himself 70 be ab 10 give
entire satisfaction to all those who may favor Inn with es
B. Watches and JsweIy carefully repaired arc gar
rfned myl4 lmA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

-. FOR mATANZAs.-Ta- reEslr p-cse, 81
e. EnGAs Captain Jsnaes Eli" VIZ SAL "a % -.
$500 a. Jru- r@r f-euisr day 20 nctffi. ~ 80
soPesrrly 10 sYOFFORD, TILcSroN co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

IUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE No N,...,...
Notice hereby gvea the relatives and In o.
MeCARIf hte Of tie City OF New OH hborer e-.- 49,
alleged hsve died interstate. that shall sp, 10 he
te County Of Ne~ Yo sor litter. 81 apo, H.
ofih- saf testar tie 22i day Of June tea i ~ ~
fDrsaooa.- DATED New lofk. Nay q. iSS0 ~
rNai gse4~ JAMES ; THArER. Pebble Aaran.,r...,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

NTEWYORK SUPREME COURTc-CAROLiNE DUNBAR, an
~ snt bv her guardian Simeon H. Alderman eganit JOHN
h DUNBAR-Summons. To the above named John X Dunbar
Sir You are hereby ouei tie compliant aed in this
cause on the eleventh May 1890 the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Cy and County New copy yosr
Office No l4l Broadway The City OF New fork with
in twenty days after Tie hereof exclusive tue day sue
ssce and You fail the complaint Aforesaid, the
plaintiff sppy 10 the Court AZ the Cfy Hal IN The CITY OF New
fo on Monday fsepe nber thousand eight hundred
and 6 Al 10 O'Clock the forenoon tire ri ef demanded the
appointment Of referee 20 take proof Of The
% and ssd compt for such fur
der and other order shall deem the
Publication ordered May ilth, 1850.
ALEXR. KtRsHEEDT, Plaintiff Attorney.
myl4lswl2wTu lf2 broadway, New fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

DY ORDER OF David w. Bate County Judge Of the
DCounty OrangeNotce hereby that attachment has
issued against the ISAAC POUND late Of tbs County
Licking the State Of OHIO resident debtor and That The
will sold for the payment Of his debts unless be appear and
dscharre attachment according Nn months from
publication Of this notice. and that the payment Of any debts
residents Of this saend the delivery 70 himor
properly within this STATE belonging 70 hn ani tho
transfer such property by him forbidden BY and are
yod-Dated' December ID. 1919. MCNEIL A. DUNNING,
II lAwgm Attorneys for Attaching Creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

q REMOyAL.-FRED. w. fACHTMANN,
~ waehmakef and jeweler respectfully i1torms hs
- customers and the public In general, tAll ne n1
bremoved from - 10 10 Csnsl-et between SuliNsn
sid Vsrick-sts where he keeps usual al us oa sote
large assortment Of fne gold and silver waicnss
ard slverwue, ofevery description, nc wncn pc w sea
the lowest possible prices Every article wsrFs1.So ~
represented. Watches. jswelry and ryer~are 1s1o
order and repaired my<l IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

fl issuance OF orier Of the Surrogate County
INe~ for, Notice hereby gvea 10 al persons having claims
asanst EMELNE YOUNG, ae Of the City Of
90 present the with vouchers subscriber
hn residence, No o3 Clinton place. the CITY OF NevYork
before the nDeesrih day Of july neEsd New ItA
ase Of January, 1850. HENRY YoUNGs, Admin strator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

yss S~GwTS. f. W GENET Plaintiffs os Broad~'y
NrEw-YOBK SUPREME COUkI.-Chnre, a M9'au ana ILfi
his agaia Joseph N. Brngues and f9rne his VIE Joh
rronaux Baheemy sefvaus and klzahs wife Laura heAe ana
jane for partition Of Lands 10 iae ,', ma
defendants BARTHELEMY SERYATIU5 and ELIZA hs wiz,
LAURA HEIIE and JANE HELE; fou are summoned 70 an
sver the complaint action which has his day been MED IN me
% ~ The Cek of the Cy and County Of New York, and
copy Of your the City New York ~n twenty
dsy sner hereof exclusive OF the Jay Of auh service
ard complaint Aforesaid the plaintiffs VII
apply City Hall II the CITY Of New York, for the
relief demanded BY complaint Dated My lsh, 1850
POWERS g. TALLMADGE. PRS Auys,
"a lav6wTu Il. 70 Wal street ew.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

q PORSALE-Tbe stocs and azi1rss oiA 49,
~ a-c eWei-y sIcr-. situated ~ pc - %, ,.-..s
a tboroovhfsf-. ~ his city. fnrO1gn iins -
<ft<f pesa h rl sni ~ tae purcaa-a ~. -
ntrs AVPS Fl" E'' mis- las3ts
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28
The Spirit of a True American!

The editor of the Helena (Ark.) Shield,
in spirited article in which his political
antagonists are flung right and left, thus
discourses:
"We happened TO have been born here
in the South; we have breathed lis atmos-
phere, and hope to die within its limits;
and this is what cannot be said Of some
of those who call in question our 10y atty
TO it OH this subject, namely, the slavery
question. Our flial love 10 the South,
however, shall not prevent us from boldly
opposing those schemes of public policy
which may be set on foot by crafty poll
ticians, and which in their tendency may
subvert this preciouse union of States, and
engulph in one undistinguishable mass OF
ruin all we have and all we hope to have
OF happiness in this world. This Union,
so transcendently glorious, is no school
boys rattle, to be broken TO pieces by
every tyro in politics. 1t is lood-bought
heritage, and, God willing, we will be the
last to raise parrcidal arm to strike from
it one scintilla of that greatness which has
given it j world wide fame.'