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The organizer., 1850-06-15

FATHER MATHEW IN MISSISSIPPI.
This great philanthropist arrived at
Vicksburg on the lst inst. He had
previously visited Natchez, where he
was warmly welcomed. The citi-
zens Of Jackson expected a visit from
him on the Sth. Can be not be induc-
ed to visit some of the flourishing
towns of North Mississippi! The
Sons of Temperance in this part of
the State can, at least, give him an
invitation to come. lie carries with
him none Of The bauble trappings of
nobility, but is simply an humble
priest and this makes a good reason
why we plain republicans should
greet and welcome him.
The organizer., 1850-06-15

TThe returns received to-day. strOng.
y indicate the election Of ouaekenbotS.
The organizer., 1850-06-15
DIR. L. GABBERT,


HAS permanently located IN o..
ford, and win aitsnd strictly % tA
the duties ofhis profession, When
called upon.
oTOfice al S. J. KrSo's Drug siors::
Oxford, Miss. March Is, lsS0.-n - .
The organizer., 1850-06-15

"THE SOUTHERN s."-This is the
name ofthe paper to be established al
Washington City, to defend Southern rights
We publish the Prospectus in this week S
paper, and ca rnestly ask our southern
friends, of both political parties, to give it
their countenance and support. Although
we believe the time has long since passed
by when, ifever, the abolitionists could be
reached by fair discussion, still as nothing
is to be lost by argument. we think this
press should be su stained.
The organizer., 1850-06-15

ELECTION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
The following is the vote cast in this
county for Secretary of State, at the
social election held on Monday last
We fear that Mr.. QuackenboSs, the
Whig candidate, is elected.
OFFICIAL.
List of votes poIled for Secretary of
State in Lafayette county, on the 10
of June, 1850.
The organizer., 1850-06-15

FRoM NEw ORLEANs.-We are In
receipt Of a letter from our cOresPOn.
dent at New Orleans, dated the 9Th
inst. The cotton market was dull
Middling lit; good middling,l2i
The failure Of the Cuba expedition
caused great and deep regret in New
Orleans. and Is attributed to some de-
fieiency in the plan Of operations.
Gen. Lopez was at Pass Christian,
in this State. IL was rumored that
tho U. s. Marshall had instructions
10 arrest him.
Since Writing the above, we learn
by the Crescent Of the sth, chat Gen.
Lopez had surrendered himself TO the
Marshall.
The organizer., 1850-06-15

SPANTsH PERFTDT AND cEUELTT.-The
New Orleans Delta, learns that notuith-
sanding the release BY General Lopez, Of
ihe Spanish GOveB0r al Cardenas, and two
oficers, on the express condiiion and on
iheir parole Of honor, that no harm should
come 10 The Americans lel bshiu5-ihat
soiHiihsianding this, four members Of lhe
expedition Which landed a Car5suzs, and
sho gsrs leh behind. HkvE BEES sH1r,
1hua has SpanisA ual0r been illustrated
~ he cold-bloode5 murder a fsw defsn.
sslssI inoivid1als, in vioisiio1 Of plighied
h1n1r. Yazoo DewocrsG
The organizer., 1850-06-15

PLANK RoADs.-The ''Sta'," of yesier-
day has a good article on Plank Roads,
which we will publish next week.
The organizer., 1850-06-15

HoUsToN PATRIoT.-We regret to see
that our particular personal and po>
litical friend-T. N. Martin, Esq-has
sold out his interest in this paper, and
left the Press1gang: Mr. Martin is
a sound democrat, and excellent
man. May prosperity attend him
wherever he may 60, and in whatever
occupation destiny may cast his lot.
The newspaper press will feel the
loss Of his vigorous pen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

T., the Senate yesterday Nr DicuSs0Hs Res
l.,, i. regard 10 removal q Postmas.ers was mod
;s.4 and sdopted. b.. The gres, feature Of tbe Day
.,s The speech Of &r. CALHOUE Mr {. SAID the
dsooutent ~ toe Solinern states commences with
the agitation o. tae Slavery question ana ha' coz
timed ever since Tls carries the date Of Sgu.h-
ero greysaces very fa1 back IN tie history q or
eoyernueui. 3, II ve are not greatly mistaken pc.
tIt;ons for the abolition Of 5ievery were presented
% ne hrst Congress assembled under the Co-s;,r.
ton, slue1 among others. b. no less ds;.ns1 81.
Cd in1iudss than BENJAMIN FRAsKLIy. Tho
grea: Caroiniaa planned Of the ordnance o. r.
TIE Missouri Compeomss ADD the organization oi
OREGON as desg ned . exclude the SOuih from or
proper proportion u the common territory lie also
co1plsiled Of The action Of Congress ia s3optiag q
system Of revenue and d.hu-semsnis. imposing
oaegasl burdens upon Tie South, &c. the result 81
which had been - give The North "a ssccndsncy IN
every department OF the Government TINS vii
DOUBTLESS be news 70 many. Mr c. reviewed ct
soAe length the progress Of Anti slavery tent
men. At thc North-said hat neither Mr GAYS
plan no that Of TIE Administration 9ouA
ssvs tie Union. the latter plan he considered
moro Objectionable thar tie WImo' Proriso -
He REGARDED tie action Of the People oi Csi'iornia
IN forming State Government as reTolutionni,
and rebelIous and denied the legal eXlsience q
soy such state as California. He concluded by say
i1g that the South had compromise 70 ofer. could
make no surrenderor concession. and that the only
way ia which the Union could be saved was By
guaranteeing portion Of the Territories to Slave
- Lot.. o.,
ard the South. 1.-THE North were 10. prepared %
cave in Mr. Calhoun desired them TO say so frank
w. and let the South separate an3 far. In peace i
they declined u speak out, he should regard Cali
torna as the test question and her admission, with
her present boundaries. 50 determination on tbe
part of the North TO destroy iTetrieyably the eqni
hOrum between tho two sections Of the country
Mr. C'sspeech will be found reported al consider
able length in another part Of The Tribune.
Mr.. WEBSTER will give mis- views on Thursday
next
In the House Mr. DoTT withdrew his resolution
,nstruct.nE the Committee on Territories to bring
IN bill for the admission Of California. having ri
ready introduced bill for that purpose himself
The House took up the Presidents California Ms
sage in Committee q the Whole nT. SAcECTT Of
NcwYork made strong speech against slavery
and in fevor Of the admission OF California. H.
was followed by Mr Neville Of Mississippi
who sad il was no, his intention 70 make partI
zan speech 40 be made a Slavery speech, tire
principal poin; Of which was chat unless the PEG: e
CONSENT to blacken the now Free Territory Of the
United States with the curse Of human Slavery toe
Union ought ard will be dissolved
Mr. Vas DrRE Of NewJersey made sensible
speech on the other side OF the question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05


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r-a a. re- present. -lr s -.i II
nov
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-.-..--...---. ID -..s.1s 81. - r-H7e~ I-e
-a De rs9 r' 3 'a-ki. -
tr-- cr-c-' $50 --'' - a'f'.' p.
-'-- .-.-l = ---
80
f .-.--
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& n-s
81
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80 a re -l- SEQ. s'-- -. .--l ,-s s..- e =
..f--.- H. s-ev .a--- go BIZ 'f~ ti
--r.-.-.- -- 1-es.-t t-c g 80 =. -
r.. re Re -- $3.50. b. ,.-...-ls
.. -s-t e. Wet i.e n.-o
s-- a. -1-se . save q c-.-r
one $500. - -+ T..
.e 81 .a..-s -.- =. .-rs ..et as .l oer.s "
. ~ - .-. ~ "a =
-is.-.- lel 80 fraT-- ~ 49,. =. an =
- ~. .---5 t5.--.a-- TIE
r-r- - .t- 90 p Pr .-+
-- 1Ve III INV 80
80 re rs s--.~.e. - rcurers. % ~
~ l.. t-~a.... 4 gel ol-
- ~ ar ..@ p ...--, prs-tl.. ac
80 re r-te ri. and s1c.l. -s- s-ose1
49, E, -.-- ?. use " 3D. rem r- ard
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

TIT Eoahly sateme.t Il receipts show hts road suseg
Ell IN common vita the oher roads OF the country 20
prevalence Of he Cholera Asi sumner Il hl. sso sees
Affected b. tho depesset condition oftte river us:s ~h
believed aAs 81 $1,000 OF recepis The eonp.s
Of hs New Haven Road hiss fayorAsy Affected ks 20
'engef r-ceigts The polcy u Es low raiss Of fsss
adopsed IN 1919. articles has been sustained
results.
Arrangements have been made with The Saugsi8ck Rod
for JONI occupancy Of 10 Hoass.on!s Dep6 At BdsspSa
The DOCK accommodations A. Bridgeport have been srgsg
Improved The contract with ne steamboat conpanyf n
ne conveyance q rel bs and from Hsw.York eSpfs
m November nexi AID li 10 hougs. ihsl lie NsW-Hsys
aad New York Roed vii BY ta tine DO resdy 10 MAKES
coarae ~ ia converting ,he H0u.aoac fre Fhicref ~
rad. This vii uaieral saviny d eKpeu.e -
H9uss,orie Road aod largely .norsAse he earnings q
Sew-Hay~n.
branch Re rad digerg rg from he Inc u ne BeS
slire road a. Fsn Delserv.e AID erisncinz hence
hoasaloncy.s. Ayers Fur1se~. Obenise. siockbfdl-
or-h Lee Lee ard Lelo1 Flfnace 70 PIusted "a -
colslf8eiet clrss he at year. Tais road bosy
Ger aconr-ci ra4e n Jslgaay 1870 hat wn conpist-
ssy s.. sif . ~. S Zee c Ias .@ =
sven per cent Per anngm On s cost Ths cOnirsi ~
eI@csled IN Ja14ag, 1873 ard he work u conrrucng
rod uraec s'ry iaeresfsr commenced. Tbs road -
eoHpleted viii lae exception u few anal lfsn' y
asr part u December ST. AID We accepted gna@ =
egnIacl u ne isi day o. January la9 pegpe ss -
u ne rad hst been eIecuied % ne terms specified
Tae a-or cspiiai II 'ba s.ocksn6ge ard P.uss,1 -
% ~lea ise hogsa,onic Company l. aog . pay l'isf@
infgirg Re amount invested l cars. 10 sfi1ca al
fe1t a1feon consequently q sJias PER snlun, pss''
s~tal-antls u.
Tt.roa4 sfngs ,ae Hogsaoaie into ianedlse e1sesss
lyi ala tie arg- ranBfariones o. paper Ard vdsf
c,- .l 1e "a. ~ u Le H9gsatOrlc from Fan Decss.s
~ Pusfe1. aEl e. itsfeld connects win - 49,,
kslfosd al a.-O a. a- sane point meets ~ 49,
milgs n le Parted Ard NOrth Adams boa1- 49,
Hsciion VII beyond dogs A. some luturs esy % - 81
~ ~ he me u lie BURN g-sl AID Roland X a. - -
-acc, n-s forming unbfozen and very fLcci AI7F
bTtgepon 10 Burlington, and ihe1ee 70 honheA- q
Circular Instructions TO Coiecsors and othsf -
Gers q ias Customs
TRxssuRY DEFbsrSEsf Fso. -, -,
Viii view 70 the idenrfeAion % efes' y. -
prod 8cucl ~ mauufec.sfe Of ne Jni,a $3.50 - =.
Imported articles q fore!gu Ogn "a NtseI nc ,I -
fies shall have been duiy pad, wlieA - - % 80
from oae port of Ne Un.ie1 Szies 20 any yrf pof a
Z came via he Ishfn.s q PeHauls HAnrsif o. ~
srtc 20 Of tho kisd prsscr5ed IN ne ilth secnon
St.f,seaI scg n lfsh February lso must Be proves
eapIrafe one % be setzsnel BY he collector q - ~.
rom wfenee s trAnsportsron lakes ps9o NE onsl 80
,o,rosav fhr goods Cpon ne production o. sad IT,
~ - DOR a cestnancn ia he UEiiec sa'es win -
c,fes .ere5 therecn By TIE e0usols Of Inc Ini'sa al
!. Chasres szd Panama. certifying 20 10 dss AEa~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
THE TRIBUNE FOR EUROPE
--fts -.,. .fs ,'lrt Tis M--ut-g r. s''l5F'' '''
p, l1E.,- P-is = r-a''
- TIE LArEsT NEWS

f7 To TIE TN OF GOING To PRESS.
The Ed.-oa Of IT, N-r-l--s I'-s--e -7r Al'
r-2.. made lP r;as mails by '1e i 'Sr'''' OH
Boston. ToNo-or, * B BE- r,liro ooa'a.a a con-
,s.s hest az a.. the ate lo,a. Ed political news
-. ,,-sst MOI -eace i-,u Canals N5X.oo. x
c-,-lra.a. is.h-1as aai So-,h American news .--
iat a.-ar-.s Naaes anl N1ke' Reports 'A'e
-..v---p4--i : aippin- LIST Editorial on q. SAD
..--. NJ --,s-a, .atsr,.i aai en- accsra- O, Amer
.,. srl-ss,-s tie sailing q. s,e 'asi steamer ID
r.. Eng. 81. French aai German languages Fer
.-r.5 s..r1- 20 ss-d % iasr r.en'' .a I-7oPe
81 sal ta.s .1sstal ,aat car be ae'rs- .n ne
,,---- z complete ana accurate news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

T ROMEHN BECk. secrs,.-,.
ORDINANCE OF TIE TFCFST- P9sfed Fee o. Ie4-
Fvs Acat-y - eho1 r1ou@y. sal 10 granted fr tde
HEREBY r~1.re o. tue hcCelts
f.port pres>n's o~r sad grant the u s
expenditure s uof sd adj granted he above
COST sa4 u1ti r.rpllf ie Eegsn's VOL. iltl 90
fof from ttri- ot escN Asl-
. OF e Tie a. r Ltosrs ra1 n'ed s'-- M
post Funds True 1i.I ~ %
Ui,fyljuiion ~ The income a. ne Literature FIND
Ata meeting of he Repels OF the LL.Yer', on he ?
DIS u February 1867 tie diftrt uoG u 5000" Of Pc l.
come Of L.erafure Fund for me last mace
auuug several Academies entitled % participate tHefcn
. cert csis ~ The Distribution has been delivered ~ c
Controller bv yyhpse he sVouGt appora1ed 81
each Academy 800 be pad b. ie Treasurer OF me STA
% oraie or orders 10 tf1r drawn M m by ihe Tese :
te ssvrra Acaie.es; turl 1fas or or1tra nefrC
coai, ul by proper cerffrai" from the Pre- oct
SEC eta If tho Academy corporate sea- AMI il
the person signing sad cres s ne Tfessur.r n he Accc
Dtn. IN " an pointed hN The I--.ee. lner-lL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

s ,vih a. 80 's1lis = Is no ran g. wei escss-c
&c g err &rxco
IRE es's5rsei MING 1.c. = G-s-, $50 rs 7s,ed
u.crs -lr-- le gssl g.sr al. e. a-y ot-r TIRE t.
a-d ae,1 cole1 Mp Dsc-1re- Sc s-sr1 = 7 we've
N-ots .l Silver, Az s.<.' s-fo -l ID sod -se u -es
yed from sio IS Fer re- II Coz Ta-g rlsaagel u
a. AS Aexclr Company Nos, n 'as nice are 77 ~
by p-fls. sscs cree o. s9sca,ors-who .cy ~
ana EEL OF sFsli cone rst,g good F-l-- and or-ers
gsfc sav.lg flel selves T. s-rysi rec irr. BE- ,--
u Santa Lueis lave teen s. fcofca4 Tie s-c n cree
I. = ovrr l4.-y 81 ,-s 3, IS family tr- s--l -zlg
s,Ios e-sih n tine averaged sl1f.q Te, r1r, a. is
scare ~ 'as profS Tee 1s1t ri tnro-.--- 1s ca--
5ra'.l p Lrz - .s-o-rae1 by seVer4 -1.n-,-.-s .l
-l.-y -ac,r r-lo,. where's 4 M-cL.l.,sa rs --l
',s who.s e t.s---.e, HoTil- ~. n -.. -..-l
fsaes ne .,o--<wo.s q ~ r1 ,ro- 10 solse = o,l--
l.lr gac4llt.sl v..-a wss l-. e-e4 81 ~, stscsi
oisga'cl g.. welk T1e .c.'e h9Negel ~. a. 20
strorg % 10 - se1 ~ s fsr'e s-e se -erl o--rv
ellaar5lisr.sai was 'ae O.. cr-se-.e---
Fa1.- Les f1r soue -l4e oeca E-l1 3 l.e s.o~
az ollsAorel ate1rers ne N.fs Cr-z ice: b. 10
remedy ,-. s C.gFslT lave Iecar'y pr-curet fe.h
caar-e- f,r sesrs s-t r9v rrepaf-g ~ er-r-r
ncs Inc I.s probability ~. ts,e s'es-a-rs WI -, 70
Sew T9,r -s-sc q Noble Pom, q of.-s-as.I-s
ef-c corral1.- 20 between Sss Yo.G zls Vel C-l
pa Il re as~ vessels wL " placed rpo1 IL. lae 10
ae course q. few uol, Tlsy re 20 le = ' lorse-
power elch az uo1,r consf.-t1r q o ascov-
o. tas Old ne here are .. I'D .ro.-y De '-os au--
o-- ri nia2g .as'--s fe -aie 90 r. ssrer. con
aa9n'oaaoy oe'1 zen Mszico ar E-w.Yars
/ Frauds IS TEE CUsToT-HoUsE-Tbe pers'1
claIse3 AK ch.silog gco1s from ne Pstc stove, ~
9si payment n duties tss u-dsrssro c3rfss-ed ne
/ fsgds % tie sx.sr, O. $500 re si4s C1son-H a.'.
Gem o. srfe French i ror re h9us4 and tas chased
as clecks d hs employer for ne ~ tmcun Wild De-
4 hes fprropf.a,sd 10 bis OWE Use
TIE goo8s were eel, ~ tts Plbc s.ore under. gene
ri order al seeoa or5ef 1r i1er delivery o, =
= ned Of Deputy Colecor. o. presenting entry lr
1ter fackages b. ne ssne ship VIII 'e Clftes check
sro - occo laic! D. e. order FOR p..ks nj IN ~,
pad .r~ Jns order signed ~ ne Dep1y Hhou,
at1f6c.erfy co.e comparison ~ hs msks ard ru-3es
Which ys4d exposed s is1d. 80 slsF ects tie
Deputy question " my COLLISION pl he Clerk tsf he
vss certainly guilty o. c-sai oars.essuss'
III htad N1s detected Ia tie NsvI Ofee, BY 81 exsr-
.asilon OF uo goods in Public Store with The e4;des
TIE Collector ye,,s5sy raade demand upon Re H11.e
In question for TIE amount OF deficient duties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

FlRL At ST. LOUIS. L0f,is Feb. zo-The
boat flrll.1f1g of MrAl.sfer Co 40 a. On the
Lesee caught hrr n he cellar eyeuing and entire
v destroyed II va insured for so,0'p on slock ard
g. GO he building The eo.missIou house 0f M He
delburs1, u tee fe-r u Commecias Ne- destroy
n Loss Dot sscsraned McALisier slcceeced ia saynE
a. books.
The o,y Register reports IS dssihs tai, week ono oil
wt-ca wa Cholera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


M5SpAr. Mach pm
H. Stocks the market has been without chang,
ofupoulrcs, and he densnd 0. moderate. Governments
have been IN GOOD Inquiry and steady Flrccs gene
rally heavy b8s a. le ai Board rather nrmcr
Erie va. lrm for stock and Bonds Reading sl0cA vs
also funer and per cent advance ace mo ose.i
poniiu Jalulry Toe capital snd Income o 'ts
road for he las fouf yeas sand a. ol!ows
"a. ,arer H..erf R~.-r,tE'pf g-f ilspert W. i,eas
i'i1......si .I96@ s.@9l.i s5boV eLo%nl
i.i5...... $3.50 5 $500 $3.50 soG,
The above statements by ilHr own reports sh1s shclt
- eco Increase m capital and about sooco ess nrors
IN three years.
The business n Exchange has been larger both
or Sterling and Fflncs, and the market closes without
nnn1es TIE supply of b.l. Is large vel a. iha dc.
maui Sterling sells atsr) per cent tho baA Of buslesi
bsia some q, si93i and he close Bank b. sod ,t'
reg per cen, Large transactions were made IN Frin-s g,
5.52i f5.Hi
In Freghts thero is o good dcai OF hrmness bI,
the transactions are 10, large Tho amour, Of rrodues
oasiing Is eon,derahe To Liverpool Cotton 10 t21d etd
Corn IS 6a6,d Dead Weigh, 22s 6dU.s. T. iiavf-
small engagements sre made Of Cotton a. b
The Receipts AZ tho Sub Treasury to-day A.,
$0c5 Payments. SL3i, Balance, s3es157l
The steamer takes n large amount OF Stoc.s
Governments Nev-York sa's snd cry Ef.s Bond. 4;
TIE transfers 20 foreign account al Wsshlugan w.ha 80
iast 0r,ngtt have been o0ooO iargo portion Of
hose SOCKS - he Continent whore colfisuos oca
St0cSs agaln riuol dsnfb~d.
We understand that Mint Cert fcatcs o. No 80
are now payable AID hat January ieposio. no'
yet ready.
a dispatch received b. the Chief Of Police from
Savannah. siates that M George Bullocs who 10 Tree
Of he Genital Nouh Road Ard BANKING CompsBy.
bad absconaed with isrge amount Of cash Aui bis
cevsblr belonging that Five thohsani coAis
reward i offered Dr his apprehension Mr Bullock BE-
ongs u tho most respecsbe families n Goorgis
The gross pts OF the Vermont and Maass
ehl,elts Ralcoad for lhe year 1885, we're stio sxp~r
.cs 5000, bet profit s64l5A
The Annual Report Ok the lIo1satonic Railroad
been delayed BY The ae's Of The Treasurer las
teen publ she'd and give below no material points u
L. Tho iota earalngs o. MS yeaf eriog Sls Oscenhs
- -
fas.chlrfs Alg3 %
D.ltf ftcrlfLs - -
Total. en- ~ y
* 10 a. =
Net Slests "
Rsnt Of Berkshire Road $1,000 REM u West sOekoncse
Rad, 5i3 s. Iatsfss' $1,000; Dyidsad pfee.ci
sock $3.50; To,s slS39l3 . The sarnisss Tor 70
AT a. ,aars have rea1 a. flfloHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

Ia eompliauce with the prov sious Of the 81 Sc
non 1fts Ao ,niaed "AaActapprapf allr Tic Eege
4 te .et;lrc and U,i'-d States D-post Fund psss
Ap TO- 1913 tie Regents " the "a rT.t, 10 TIC @ -ar
fF.lrlar l85 appr0yraea 10 The several academies
heuluscr nane4 nc suL " none BE-, orp1s e % leI
rs7er ,e names fr he purchase = hooks ard sppar -
QIa gmUIlt u4I Dln rsi.ed p escn a. 80 &C l1r
mics from il1e 81. u he corporate funds i4r
@ "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

HiGHwAY ROBBERY - WEST JERsET-A Cit
zen q Camden, rs.urri1z from Phate pha day .ss'
week red 0F two rc1 near Cooy~r's CrseE. -
s-fey 1eaisn 49, robbed Of his pgrs- wsch s1d
he was cAed up soou zief and AIKEN lhe P-ur
s.Fsu.a H1sc.ia-
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it,prlrnia Monesv, March g.
II, 6ne pscketship Tuscaorn, Of tbs Po't
which has been sshore a. India River ln'et. sine,
The middle of Nov last. wes l1stcd into deep VS.
ter tins morning BY The rOiioas N @: heavy sea
She is nor seriously sama-ct
Taereis 20 ch1uge "a uccria The CorTcS market Tie
ssts Are rr rcd sna prices 10 buyers IRE
asIhe coorulss caie; and 10 sales t'r sipmei lsts
cNre under notice. quote commou orsuis e. 10
fSf D th Soi holder generals Gefnsnd tae latter rai.
Ycl corsuup'rn sales - c1mcu ard gov brands 20
81 s1t al rho.ce los ard eNrs ~ CHER rscs De ss
sac II Rvs FLcVS wss a. so ans I'D Com MIA g.
g6si = thl In WHEAT 70 sscs nave be- reported co.'s
"a aeta hrlsk deualJ All on 70 ltQ" s'sh >oulsf
"a have been 'rke fr ~ Tc TO Al Sc araa, CT Sc
IN A.lerno.a sl o. see hlsl sid az See l. oArs
tfrs Il lo rlarea NHIsNNhkas src hel 81 &c sll t
81 shc hgi i1v : sre n,'i ~.
S,yEs Is SaccKs but Bssr5-,5 Sasss. Aa-rs Cave
II. S5ote Penn - sct lo0 ~rii-s OSrieu 81. s5i
scscushNnns Csns - 52 S..5o sac Is, 9 s. lr.,
Csrs % d. $40 Leo ts IS. 81 Nofrs.nwu hh ~ cl
G,rarl ozns - $50 Esaapg hii ~ s.hNo Aea.f s
RR Bop's, G. - Monls CSls. "a. l'e GO "a - :
kaDk.
Sscs,sa Boa,,-4oo aou.s Csnsi, 81 100 Eesenr RE
lsi; go DO MOI Sons. "a ) 80 80. g. $40 :
Me- . -; 80 hsfFiNsTs re, ga - d -
Treutou Rk us, co l4n, r. 81 bath. IS t,-.t
Teas keslsie' sd NcteS lf. Fean hR ~.
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- OR readers ar- nves - sreac he large sac q O.
W-lsirssafFh Building I-o,s, ay ANfHosr J BLgscErs.
Is DaT. 81 Il oe3cE, ~ nerchan'F Erclsrre D.s,,.
Aa-y s--a.ei o. 5lslE.cs avenue Wimers.s stn,h-st
Ja1kson-s- E~en-st AID m NorA-Sr,tsc A.a Bslalax
os cn Avenue 3. Teniar. r1ny-fr., ala FornstA q.
hs~-fok L'-sografE.c Esps Z ,he w4sussursh prop.
srfy can PEI eo-a.aed q ne ofcr n ce As-io,,,, =
g~n.dsr rc-t
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MARRIEp

Cf. sa ssti s.vh. - Es. { F,, q otoRcr
HOsisf y Ro.less-f 20 n. sARAH foor. ~ Date
Nass
e. C-tses. L 1 70 g. BY R.- NJ Tns, cHAntss r
% March Pen. N4.af. g.aa y Ffss, cs.-,,,
HENRY spArL0lNG Gus CRY On kosF ger-ges' ado
sfth. a.. h-, f,r lacrp.on ~ tl. 'ofmsf p.o.
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Carre.nonflenfs .
cenrrr..-Nir. Calhonn.

x-y,r.e, " drown 81 hastily" go : 10 'n-oV-,
-. - 80 r-iess fnev 20 - rosasl 81 tll.n-t
-. 80, -os Ia senrr1enf bgt g. g- ecFe r 80 ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

CITY MoRrArITY-Dr Charles s J Goodrich
Physician Of tne Board Of Hsalh repors the weekly nun
Der " deans ard ntrrmeuts 10 he Guy q Brooklyn Of he
week ending March $50 ~ be mAles, = females le
aogls Is. c'ldrrn . T0nl g. Iaisrments n C-een.
wood Cemetery sn4 other Brooklyn grounds, from New.
YORK and other places, are IS
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- Mr CHARLEs VI GHAHAx, Jr kas been Goa
sras4 b. le Board q AIDE az he sUPernisncsr'
20 RosGs
= A. Enrineer must give rs name Il he e1-
psc,s any 1ot-e % be aken OF Is Communication
HoR,E TH,ET TAKES The Chief Of Police yes
leriss received s.Pacs toa. Boston, nat man aas
s.osa sps1 ~ Lcrs-s al wagon AMI sone Y5'kwlEc
He cert oHcsr CsTow re -utrZ sn1 1ccescei 10 re-.
Il. -.-. LEI - rras.l-E
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OJSTLEHLSs HArs-sREIse FAEHI0s-l1 50-BssrA
- Cana corner % 0szr o. hzs Has nsrufscteres
ls pfriizes - experienced WorImen unfer his re.
da,e iCspsc0n -enY ts customers can RELY 10
fel1s sfris " Feflor ca fT A.. n tie oves ~e
d. not forge Ia EaaTts rrcss are - PEI Great ess Z
- Las -laI aly 4ea.er ia Bro.cVsy
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Coss sAi1Los.-Iaose tf11osc VIA Corns or Burton.
- be- zrsiiae-i - carr nal Dr. LfTrLGFtELo's Con,
,f.ets AID Psaier sfora TEN as sor essc;ua r.
% Iaey Fever h q gvns ,5e most perfect saisfscor
a A. ts-y gaming 40 eria6-s popularity soi1 &C. Dr.
9ler, 81 Exc-ang-. WlAElnsfi McaA ma 5Il H.
wsv 1srr,....
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- NAH hQs8EEITs At -HE NEsT are bcccm
- a .-rsr nrq1ea- IT, 81 EozrI Errs..ius ol u
- ~ ss1s = ie--ErsFic c-sgalc- ION ba1ller-,
1s-f1 F-stF-zT, szys rtal he ual frC > L1l-s post
i-rs-- e. s1 1c t-n received N Ia eily Il : -oi
E- - Boz =. lis yosauon q ~ nal las sAincee o1i
g11ers-az- TAT -orsy vas T-r..tsd Z IL BA1-ors
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