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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-08
Hooks. Stationery, Apparatus. DC
II r u S IN e $.

Flesh Brushes. extra article
HorS- Brushes. hand Scrubs, door Scrubs
Stove Brushes. &c
For sale at Heweiis' & Co. = Drug Store, No.
Main street, Richmond, Ia.
March. l3, 1850. li-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-08

At TIE SRAScH
RfCUMOSD:
Sandusk v City Bank;
Seneca County Bank ,
I.i'in, Ohio;
W cstern Reserve Bank I;
R.ns Of Virginia and
Branches;
D.. Farmers Bank Of Nir-
ginia and Branches;
Bank of the Valley Of
Virginia and Branches;
Exchange Bank Of Vir-
ginia and Branches;
votes Of - and mp
wards, al par III Ne"
York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-08
NV ARRANGEMENT:

r Il DnErS WRIGHT. respectfully in
l4r.ss ti.r citizens CT Richmond and the
j --..f4i!y that lie Is pos~ opening at No
IL = ~ street. formerly occupied b. DR. How
e., - "a Drag Store an entirely new aud care
1913. elccieG stocA Of
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Hats. CAPS,
sszhrc'Ea's. Carpet Rags, Trunks,
Vail eS,
ARTIFICIAL LOWERS, BONNET RIBBONS. &c
Also, By an arrangement with the proprietor,
Il e Hobbs' entire stock Of
Books. stationery, Apparatus, dc
" i'll De transferred TO THIS establishment, xh~r
all IA want Of such articles will be promptly
and cheeTfuliy waited upon.
Bs giving my whole ate tion 10 the above
branches. afld keeping better assortment than
has generally been kept here, | hope TO he
abfe 10 osirr strong Iueucemea 10 CASH pur-
chss-rs. An examination Of goods and prices
Is respectfully solicited
TiiADDEUS WRIGHT
Richmond, 81 mo 2utit, leoO. l3-if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-08
DvERTISIN TERMS
HDN lila II II ~ NAO

Notices Of Marriages and Deaths when fur
nsiied by those Interested, or when sent over
some responsible signature, are inserted free Of
charge. Obituaries, over SIX lines, are charged
81 cents per square for the bvcrplus.
The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly in advance. All other legal aaver-
tise It's inserted the pecuniary responsible
" Of the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, 81 per square will invariably be exacted
in advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege Of changina tne advertise M IS every
tIree months.
CanLilates for office, who subscribers, can
have their names inserted for dollar; those
who are not sui,sc ribers two dollars; both to be
paid invariably in advance.
AdmInistrator's adj vertisements. being part OF
the expenses Of taking out letters OF hdmihis-
trAtion, are expected TO be pad out oil the hrst
monies coll for the estate.
1TWe expect TO adhere strictly TO the above
terms.
1rV. D. PALMER is our Agent at New York.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-08

: He triumphant success of the great Ara
bian Remedy fer nan and beast,
H. G.. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-08

LIST or EAsx NOTES Il
EAsK Al
6tate Bank of Indiana
aud Branches;
Kentucky Banks Of g.
and upwards;
State Bank Of Ohio ana
Branches;
L.f. Bank Of Cincinnati.
Commercial Bank oido.
City Bank Of do
Dayton i'ank. Dayton
B'k Of Geausa, PaiIcs-
villr;
CsnalB'k Of Cleveland
Clty I" =" 20
civ =" d" Columbus,
Franklin Blk of lanes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-08

% DOZEN bench screws;
xsJ - hand
a superior article of edmond made window
sash for sale by
FLETCHER & BENTON
Nov. 30, "a one door west of Bank
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-08

Jayne, Medicines.
A larre supply Of DR.. Jayne's Family Weti-
= ciGes. such
Dr. Jaync's Alternative.
Tonic NerHifuge,
Carmatine BasaIn,
Hair Tonic,
/" Indian Hair Dye.
Saunti:e Pills,
Just received and for sale at IIowells' 4 Co.'S
Drag store, no. i.
The following certificate VIII show that they
have been duly appointed agents for The sale Of
tile above .neC iCines:
his is to certify that iIowelis' & CO., OF
Richmond, la, hereby Guiy constituted
4 gents for tie sale Of Or. ID. Jayne's Celcbrat
ed Family Medicines ID. JAY Ne.
Attest John L. Walker, John G.. Smith.
Phila,iel ph.a, Nov. 2'th, lel :" l2-tf
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-sPE:I:KOEs BACON.

- MY: undersigned have on hand a large lot
& of excellent BACON, Of their own curing,
which they VII sell low for Cash. Call and see
it. PAXSDN, LEW Is i co.
Richmond, Feb. 9Th, lc10 l0tf
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DR.. SW kYW E'S
Compound syrup OF E.i!G berry.


A ULY " o y D !. Z z [ !. { l. l.
Read Ills EttrG rtin1ry Co..
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

Dr. Parkman then the Jury must decide whether the
person came to his death by violence.
Dr "yman thinks that portion Of the bones of the
skull were fractured before caIchation. Dir. Holmes
testihes that he sol opinion that the same appearance
might be presented il bone was fractured after cacin-
ation Take the testimony Of the two together and
there must be donbt upon this point.
As to the cut in the breast three witnesses testify
that the stab was not done with sharp knife. One
witness CDR Strong) testies that the cut was clean
one. Here again there is doubt
The parts are divided. Though this body is found
mutliated, there is not one who believes that this
mutllaton was the cause of death. How the man
died Is still a matter of mystery and doubt
Is it necessary, because the remains are found
that violent death took place? The man wasmis-
sing on the 23d, but the remains not found un-
til the Both, seven days after Can it be said that
DR.. Parkman did not die natural DEATH
Lord Hale said he would not recommend con-
vicion, under circumstantia evidences except body
had been found. The same caution must be applied
to the means of death. And if there is left doubt of
the means, then violent death cannot be assumed.
DR.. Webster does not pretend to say how the re-
mains came in the Medical College. Some one may
have placed the remains in the College after suspi-
cion had fallen upon the College Can it be said
that is not so?
We contend that the evidenc shows that ifa homi-
eide was committed by DIR. Webster, it was done
under such circumstances ofexenuaton as to reduce
the crime from murder tc manslaughter.
If the jury is satisfied that Dr. Webster killed DR.
Parkman by design, then the homicide, by the law
becomes murder; but if it was not done by design
but with proyocation, in the heat of combat, then
homicide is only manslaughter
The government denies that business interview
took place, as DIR. Webster has admitted-denes
that ne paid the money to DR. Parkman, as he SAYS
ne did, because he had not the money about him
therefore the government concludes that the visit of
DIR Parkman was in consequence of the euticements
of DIR Webster. As to the evidence of Mr. Pettee
aud Mr. Dana, i'll relation to DIR Webster S cash ac
counts the counsel authorised to say that this
was not the money which DR. Webster was to pay
to II Parkman.
No attempt has been IEade to show where the money
came from, to DIR Parkman, for this is utterly imposs-
ble But the government has right to contend that
malice Is expressed from this circumstance
The counsel passed in review the statement that
DR. Webster had paid the s 4sO to DR. Parkman, and
commended that the evidence went to sustain the de-
claration of DIR Webster. The other business trans
actions were gone over, and the counsel commended
that the inference that business visit took place
was much more likely than that DIR Webster enticed
DIR Parkman to the College for the express purpose
of numbering him.
At this point the Court adjourned
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30
DIED,


In THIS city, March 25 Mrs Lydia s. Eaton aged 55
was the widow of the Rev. William Eaton, late If II
mlck, MS, ana granddaughter of the Rev. Mr.. SaniM
formerly of Midway. Her ife though not lone
ana answered LIES great end" In her youth she son
the kingdom of God, and herself to the
OF her Redeemer. This early conservation gave tone
her feelings and exerted happy influence on her NH
character AS friend, she ardent and true As hi
ana Mother, she was affectonate faithful and devoted
.he companion OF clergyman, she was "help meer
ner husband and is remembered with interest and afc
IN the several Churches to which he mnisered in MI
things WIN cheerful disposition, she was ioyf A.
her many trials seemed TO strengthen her faith and TO d
heT eye the more constantly to the things unseen and nd
al oGe her removal to this place. she has made frierI
who will oys to cherish her memory in their hearts m
last sickness was short and her death sudden but her ho
was steadiast unto the end Resgning herself and her
Him whom she had long loved and confded in She mass
peacefully away from the abors of earh and il is co
deny believed, is now at with God Her children al
friends mourn but not for her. May the promises Of h
great Shepherd sustain Them and death renui,e tb 70
III new blessed lfe.-Com ~ " "
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At this point the Court adjourned.

BIBLE PANoRAMA. This interesting exhibit
ton closes in Worcester next week. Those who
have not seen it, should not let themselves be him
dered from attending the exhibition soon 1t will
be open this afternoon at O'Clock, and in the even
ing at IL.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30
Cambridge Cattle Market-ye5oes,,,,, /,

m o,,.,.l = =, tslWy -IQr E
lkeported for the Boston Journali
CONSISTING e,s OF Working oxen Cows and Calves. tw
PRIcEs-Market Beef: Extra 1925 3P cwt: first n
S4,25. S-'''' oiuiiafy SeI
stores-Working Oxen $40, 95, 1O5, and Sis.
Cows and Caves-$23, 80 and 49, Veal Calves s40
SIS, 25 "a 80. '' 'i'ee years
oheep and lambs-747 at market; nearly all sold 7
at 50, 5, = and g. By lot $1,75 and 30. '0'O'
Swine-Retail a &C.
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Brighton sTarkef-71urs5or ,ra..t ..

lheported for the Boston Advertiser1
h pn ooo Bcef Cattle, 1900 Sheep, 25 pairs Wor
"1el, 2O COWS and Calves, and $500 Swine
" S9,5ON5,l5 second do $5@5,25; third do s401475
Working Oxen-Sales $62, 6s, 70, IS and IS go
Cows and Calves-sales S23, 25, %, 80 and IS.
Sheep-Sales small lots 1915, 400, AIS and $50
swine-Los to pedde, 8 M9sc for sows, a ID glc for
rows; lots to retail from 4 to Sic N-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

70 An anti-seward Wing paper has been s,a
Albany. 1t goes Taylorisn, Websterism and
generally. Name State Register.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

" zen. Wilson, of New Hampshire u
paNer' Of Illinois, are in Connecticut, making
lof the Wings, at the rate of IS a-day from tbo
States. V'i' ''e
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

~ The value of Diamonds is measured II
carat OF four grains, the single carat being WORTH
TWO carats $50, three $3.50, and so on a d;nl
OF one hundred carats is worth $4OO 900.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

JUST HIS Luck" Shocks was advised 10 oct
ms lie insured; "Won't Ill" said he-sit woaId
SeJust my luck to live forever, if should, Mrs
Snooss very meekly said-"Wel, wouldn't NV
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30


WAsHINGToN, February &c, 1850.
"What an awfufresponsibility rests upon the heads
of the slavery agators in this country Nearly six
years ago, the Wilmot Proviso passed the House of
Representatives, the peoples branch And it has
passed that branch every session since, and been
killed in the conservative branch where almost every
man, since the days of Harrison, Tyler, Polk, and
Taylor, can make some claim on the Presidency
And all this from agitation and whilst this agitation
has done immense injury, what good has it produced
Men have killed themselves in trying to kill the Pro-
viso. The principles of Thomas Jefferson are ever
dear to the American people. They will outlive all
agitation
'Benton comedies the power Clay comedies the
power. They are the great men of the day. Cass
conceded the power generally in 1916, and comedies
it in State bill now. And Cass is no small man in
any respect. Taylor comedies the power, and he IS
considerable wih a sword. All these four men are
for California as it is.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

she hath gone home,'' beautiful son1 in nj
py Crossman, is published by Ditson, and for
Loring's Music Store, No. POS. Main street
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

% See Selby s Co.'S sale of two-story Dwelling
House, this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

W Rev. Q. II. Tiotson will deliver lect
Temperance, at the City Hall, tomorrow evonin,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

MIRACULOUS ESCAPE. 1t has been said that
reality frequently exceeds romance and nothing can
better exempfy the axiom than notice of the prov
dental and almost miraculous escape which Captain
q. w. Andrews, of the Caroline, whaler, which
shptouched here on Saturday haslately experienced
Captain Andrews, IN this instance, whilst in pursuit
OF whale a few days since, took the place of the
harpooner, at the bows of the boat. On closing
with the whale he struck home and the monster flew
immediately downwards like lightning, but by some
means, the blight of the rope caught the ankle of
Captain Andrews, and whirled him overheard. His
sensations at this moment may be imagined but can
not be described Descending rapidly into the depth
below, ne had yet sufficient presence of mind to
retain his hold Of the knife but the pressure of the
water was so great that both ofhis arms were drawn
over his head, and he found il impossible to get them
down to release himself Happily the whale, from
some cause or other, ceased to run, and Captain An
drews was enabled to sever the rope below his an
kle, and assembled to the surface, totally exhausted
The depth to which he descended must have been
from fifteen to twenty fathoms from the time he took
to bring himself to the surface again. He found his
ankle cut to the bone and otherwise severely niur-
ed. Probably accident like the one here noticed
has never occurred before, in which the sufferer has
escaped with life, and, had not Captain Andrews
happily retained his hold of the knife, he most GER
tanly would have persisted Ceylon (India) Times
90 DooD AS II II WERE EsoP A mouse rang
ing about brewery, happening to fall in to vat Of
beer was IN imminent danger Of being drowned and
appealed to cat TO help him out. The cat replied
~ IS a foolish request, for as soon get Won out
shall eat you.'' e'VN
Inc mouse replied, that fate would be better than
10 be drowned in beer. The cat lCed him IN,
but the iume of the beer caused puss to sneeze and
the mouse took refuge in his hole
Inc Inc cat called on the mouse to come out
lou, sir, did you not promise that | should
in liquor at the tme.'' ~ A''" : was
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

JUpeEs AtLEs, 1t giyesus great pleasure to state
that we learn from Washington, TINT Judge Allen has
80 far recovered from the illness which has confined him
for three or four weeks past, that he expecting TO-
and probably did, resume bis scat in Congress eary IN
the peesent week
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30
WAsH1NcroN, February 26, 1850

PITHY. We find very pithy letter in the Chi
cago Democrat, from which we take an extract.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

GH The case Of A, 6. Randall Ese, before the o,,.
mittee Of the Legislature, came a again on Tb,rsd,v
n''ernoo"' when large amount Of testimony was intro
u"ced IN support Of the general good character Of The
respondent and in contradiction Of portions of the
tlmony against him We suppose the hearing was con
tinued yesterday 1gsss ss, ~
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

The LeuIsviLLE ExAMIs have rbeyed
Nos. and 2of the FIRST volume Of the Loadstih En-
afiner in its new form, it being nowpublished ithly,
SO folded as to be suitable for binding. tits punished
monthly at ~ a year in advance, by Paul ScyIour
John II. Hayward and Noble Butler, editors.
The Examiner, if sustained, il ought to =, VA do
good. 1t deals with the great question u Slavery "a
the right spritfearlesslS IRc perennial folia
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

W Littelps Living Age, No. aO7, u published with
q rich table Of contents as usual. hfifH
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

% The New York Herald corros.o.,
" l mere are rumors afoat that Mr.. Foote b,s
ca Mr, Benton. cannot vouch for the ,rntl
out very much fear that there will be hlood
iore the slavery question is settled. Such i 4
al apprehension here at present."
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

Calisthenic and Dancing School.
II. MRS. MOORE respectfully inform the citi-
~ zens Of Worcester that by the solicitation of some Of
ieir friends and patrons they viii reopen their schoo
w, wAnaEN IiALi on SATURDAY, AprH 6th, commenc-
ing ~ zoclockP I'm ~ enE d6t ls -.af, March 49,.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30
GRASS SEED.

Worcester Bank.
4 DIVIDEND Of profits win be payable TO Stockholders
OH Monday, April lst. WIN. CROSS
MafcD II. DIT Cashier.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30

uaS The Senate of Pennsylvania; on w,
rejected the bill granting Edwin Forrest d.
MS wiie' BY tie vote, l6 to Is. The eyde,
which he asked for divorce is published
ork print, and is sufficiently s.andalous
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-30
Waldo BLOCK Forever.


d. LCE,
kevA A NEW and convenient two story HOUSE, con-
f:sS thinning II ROOMS at the corner of Myrtle and
1k-ssss Southbridgc Streets. Apply Immediately to
March 80. distf D. BRAMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

or harss IL hea-ty greeting We hope fSf fnendy -
ur f,r srsspUon whch one Free feope sres b anoasH
We count pon such sy1npsIhes INST eXis; ee'"-e
g-.su,e7 " 10 Usually homer each other
". coma . vo1 % sex rest here or ile aeors 90 pa
- - - .lsvisron h,r oar sorrow art ealIiy 20 ANsii
- winch Providence las % reserve ior hs reso' Anon
of or Counry.
We sk VA eouslrnes toS sfi-ahe feee P1ou y MS
s-e,cl, snd wh.ch u,sy prove 70 ne srans 90 Ne earn
"a Free Peoss a. closely Sousd 20 sseh ot5- ari lia-
r resolved O. carry o. "a sugss Tor - ineTai'' % 'e
Human Rsce 10 svcforicgs is-ae.
Cd saw Auerc. bsp tas oppressed al oa''e f''''
i,u 10 reign ra-ci ac-. DR. -aih May ~ sy 500 e'e
~i~u emsrerse EunSsfy riy sTs.ef'.y re'lrr ~ -
backs rfthe Tree Ot-1ha he h'Frai, fo i3 % -rse"
O. fhe -s.et Ps--.1ts by III 1ahle A'nef sns
COP ass HrNGASY. Con E-rss 2Hsslct. \ a'aT-
,i sreeunS % Free America The Exiet Fa's,'.s ID
Hsr..Iy 10 ~ -srss OF Tee Enued dlnszusrs, he
COMMITTEE
r. GEORGE A wiNNff s' .-.sr
Poo qrfs,- A. re t.r la-.f r. f.Hssa
r,.f XIV AID ThEo pkNfrEGhf.
80 tAa--s t' Arlr-. fr 80 Cafe. >.sf-s
Ms ENkR BANNAsl.
Crco~ JOHN fHAOAf. A. lisat css-rs.
r.cr.' Sal AZ th~ffn.
varr COENgLiI> FoENkE
Cs-t,r ENTRiCH RArMtNh
Nra-lrsS. Feb. y. isSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

~ From our cutemporaries along The Hadsoo,
bat chiefly Inc Emg'Ga JosysaL We gather VARIOUS en'
of ineresf.
CBILDRES BUKSED-At Hudson. a small ciaf
u John Puver severely u Dot fatally burned on Tue
lag morning ias whis lying In he cradle BY The bsalS
NIih which % covered taking FIRE.
A. Fishsil hoy from Maueawsn aged shout II year
Of Fsfrnyton Ferguson dreadfnly burned ~
explosion Of gunpovder ard there but nns hopes
u his recovery lie passing he railroad rser
indng keg Of damaged powder which had been lsf y
he conNscors h. tpoh and placed Il he gfo9sd
hen, applying mach, exploded and communicates ts
10 ihe whole keg
A, Twsfski.. Mary Acc, youBgest chld u John No
Gaufen DROPPED spoon he hearth and bile eudss'
orDg 10 recover with shaving her elo,hes esosh &C.
and she b.oy burned Tie sufferer fingered nA 10
ls'h, ~hsn death came % nsTrensf
FfnEsAt Poaghk eepsie on tho 2-d, three
barns, -nd house occupied By yIscent ograed
Loss q soD-,asHancs SgO Canse careless deposit ~
sses Ia barn 81 HUDSON, sunday oighf. vas oofnse
Too hou.s q Mrs Beat, occupied by her dwelling an
Millinery. 4 polu0o u tho goods removed Ma
Best tsd Of io "a lbs bsidns and gcoas
which will abOg carer The loss
PL4sK RoADs.-The last Pine Plans plank foai
meeting ss1serbsd tl1ro ard organized an Association
Tie road 10 Of easy grade and . miles log There
regular Plank Road fever In hat section.
CoCSTERyEiIs-A Altered notes u the Ban Of
Rond0gl seost being made OF u onss sni Zee
or n eos T. i easy detect ire hAnd TIE genU -
sns tavs 'ignete u Liberty ard Plenty On ne "a win
poruA lof 81 Wgf1J he shi ths G,ufe being 10 A.
ac lHiaefsis f0l The o1es have ggnetie view u h,
iogi % lie hshl win female lssd On ~ lsn. Ihsns
lres u he stored notes Roman Number tA 'ne
word Ten On he ieh upper corner TIE genuine i've s'
% eebu yignette b1l sIsossqus On ths len as's
siia por.fsli iof lls ais A HAsbrogesl he night
y ArsTERT The journal has an elaborate 70
port ofs s0sPicogs Affair" he points u which 'e@'n'
be hat woman passing Afs Mana, cane ~ F1is~
>eepss aee nous aso, TOOK boafd here gave bHn %
child snd died ana iaai % e mystery 10 BE go''i'
Wheeler DECEASED Nss femme oosyL IeAas ne sr"'
o., or y.cdm d ,efscioa Tue AmotorA PosnfS5
sss~f he az, 10 be h sea- character Of ne emss
Nav MILLs-The Hnds0a Ca=etfs says, aooSs
he business snierpzes Of mar cry likely tobe ef>eei q
season. Il he establishment Of sfss sourns NIL lSa
stove foundry.
SrORS-Dannz the heavy tall d rain last "esA
sonz ffasLet occurred IN the Esopus ertek a. hsi ps
which resuliet breaking up Of bs cs so0Te, sH1
is descent novel large body % .ee In he pod aeh ~
red everything before II SIX eight sloOps az a. rs
doeks beOw DE dam which hurled from their esfSs
.nd dasbed against each other with fearful volssee uh-
soue u nc soop men succeeded securing BY %" as
lhose tez 10 tie dock and easung Of Ihose he oa'
ImPRovEMESTs,--The Newburghians are MAJ
lcg some the improvements 10 thsr village n ne way
houses AL sIees Powell Ayeuae- sne street o. ~
suiie, q Just graded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
first Annual Report Of the Alns-ilousc
Governor.

The Fins, Annual Roper; ct the Board OF Gov
.rnors Of the Aims Hous, for the City aui Coua'y
I'd New York forms thick, neatly printed pam
hlet of two hundred pages We append an alb.
tract OF the principal features OF the Report
It'll comparative statements OF tie Expenditure
r. toe arrows Departments IN the years l-i5 and
SAP. We bespeak for The subject the candid and
trcim atcutonoi the rcaser
Tho Board OF Governors was jul, organized .n
t,e -th OF May. lsi1-by Tie administrator o The
oath @. ohice t. I'LL the persons named IN tie Act
excepting Hon J rHuirrs PHdNIN. who de
Oliuel the appointment SIMEON DRArtH, ESQ
was elected President Of the Board-an office which
he has snce filed with no less dignity thonabh,y,-
aad James H. Titus Esq Secretary, Which oace
li,etward doyo,ei uvon and 5 LOW filed by
francis Il niloO, Esq. The Vacancies which has e
.c,urted from time o. time have been filed by
.cctious The Board now consists of the follow
.ls m mbcrs hodine their offices .or the terms
sci opposite 10 their names, from January ct the