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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-06
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MYSTERIOUS SuIc,DE nv HANGING IN THE Woops-
Ss S.n about ut
birth oi hanging from the limb of Q cedar
tree on Rays farm in the woods. In Westchester
ty in place called he Cedar Groves about mile
from horrisisBa IL seems he vas out q Cunning
excursion. a. fo~l:I piece found lying the
tree the barrel wss taken from the stock, sld each
wrapped In piece Of paper small amount Of change
was found hi but nothing to show his iden-
tity lie Is supposed TO he from New York His hat,
which was found on the spot vas made by the New
York Company. las Nassau street. His clothes were
sll black ana all tie wore black sack overcast
bsck frocs coat hsck figured satin or silk vest black
cashmere panialocn., black cravst with pin In It.
cotton shirt with linen bosom. and patent boots He
ground pencil ,bsrp@nsd ct both ends, two phisls
marked opium, and the other Q larger one, with
some Drug unkuo~p from the sstsblishment Of Rush
he bad drank their contents to poison himself The
cord with which he had hung himself email one,
doubled four times. lie suspended only one foot
from the ground Some boys, ~ho were out shsotiug
found the body. On Monday, he called at . Mrs
Wrights, In that hood, and asked her II che
could give him hs dinner She gave him something &c
eat aud In spite OF her he insisted on
her taking quarter 3 dollar ss payment She
eognistd the booy.
HSALEs or REAL EsrArE.-Ws beg to call the attsuou
OF our readers to Besckers SALE to day ct the Mer-
chants Exchange OF some valuable lots and improved
property An sxcssnt opportunity s here offered for
the purchase q cheap lots and houses within half
an hours ride om the city Hall. From their situa-
lines they admirably calculated to improve In the
hands OF those who desire Go speculate.
TIE BuHSiSe on rms CHARTEH OAK.-Mr. w. II
Brovre has called TO the statement made
to our reporter by the Eleventh ward police that the
boat vas the resot II seversl vagabonds ct night He
says 10 wac walled mp and not used for scy purpose
MIR. alec states that the boat fred BY an incen
oisry, who set hre to her In three places aud laid
train 81 powder reward Of $50 IL offered for the
arprebepson 81 the man, who II Ia said Il known and
Ia likely to be brought TO justice.
AcclpsSr Ellen German fell, last night, ct ten
oolsck In Dover street aud broke her leg. She was
conveyed TO the City Hospital.
ACCIDENT or THr Nfw HAVEN RAILROAD we lsaru
that q msn. name unknown. killed on the New
Haven Railroad New Rochelle, about ave O'Clock
yeitsrosy afternoon He the track and was
run over by the inward train
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Latest nom Washington.
OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIc CORRESPONDENTS.

OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENTS.
WAsHIsGroy, March s, 1850.
There are several men bers Of Congress engaged In
pre- pairing replies to MIR. Cslhoun's views. In the
Houss to-day, there was little notice taken of his
speech; but something may soon be expected.
In the Senate MIR. Foote took bold stand against
MIR Calhoun's positions He deprecated the view that
a compromise must include amendment Of the con-
ituton. and he tells me that the Southern &C.
nsIay disclam any such desire. They willing to
abide by the constitution In all things. They do not
ask fer more than that to which they entitled.
This 10 mewhst important and may have tendency
70 promote the compromise sought by the South.
Mr. Clay was brought to his feet, in the Senate by
the very singular letter Of Sir Henry Buwer addressed
TO Mir Clayton with respect to the proposed increase Of
duties on certain articles The document is deemed
a piece Of gratuitous intermeddling, and shows
anxiety that may possbly hasten the adoption Of the
policy that by many has been deemed Of little use.
Letters have appeared from Messrs. Buchanan and
Marcy In reply to inquiries addressed to them by Mr.
A. Brown, denying that they MIR. Polk authorised,
or In any wsy advised General Rneys proceedings in
reference to the formation Of the government Of Cali.
fornia.
The House will commence business to morrow, with
en- examination Of Sir Henry Buiver's documents
Some little excitement Is anticipated.
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Shipping lnseiiasencs.

NEw OaLGArs, Feb -.
Arrived-ship Jessors, Nyort Abeons Boston; bsrhs
Margaret Boston; Nashua, PhilAdslphiA March L. ship 81
Lopis, Nfsrk.
CrARLEsror, MAroh1
Arrivsd-sehr W Erriekson, NYork.
PORTLAND, March 4.
Clesrsd-sehr Mary, TrsderieksburE.
Par RIVER, March
Arrivsd-schr Minerva Philadelphia; sioop kxoe York
Nrw BpDropp, March q.
Sailed sthrs cssele and Cohsnnet pOrs Aisx-
tneer, Phisselphis, Liberty, kfork. -
Atrived-ship Parliament Liverpool, Jan 81 briss Sea
Beau. " ilnnston. NNs Oallio. Csrdenaf, Jan %
tlsrecstssner America Liverpool ships Herbert, san
rrarcseo kcttrt Patn. Havana; Sheffield hOrleAns brig
DuntsI, 81 ksTys, scbr " m Hiison, fort su Prince
WsasHss. March a.
lork
Arrived-slocT Aricn, rrorh.
s..s-sehIs kinsrvs Wright Wilmington, NC; Csc-tta,
Nlork.
w.RRrr. karsh2
ssdstip Portsmouth, NYOrh 70 huish loading tor Cali
forms, b. ~ busy. katsnlss.
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The Disturbance as Pittsburgh.

PITrsBURoH, March 8, 1870.
Several Of the rioters engaged In the late disturban
among the puddlers, have been arrested and the
city 10 nov quiet, though the military held in resd-
Bess, in case anything further should happen. The
following mills in full operation;-shoeno ergsr's
LiDdseye. Bsilsy's, and Loren's. Aessrs. Bissei l.
Mcknight will probably start theirs, with q full
psmert ofbspds, either to morrow next day There
q atm four Ills tla are net Working
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.


ALBANY, March 8, 1850.
LIBRARY ron THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Mr.. MoneAs reported In favor OF the bill appropriate
ing 800 to procure library for the Office Of the At.
torpsy General.
ASSESSMENTS Nv rEw roRk
The Senate determined to print twice the usual
number Of the report Of the select committee Of
year, Of which MIR Beskman was chairman, the sub
.cto assessments for opening streets In the city Of
New York
Mir Coos from the minority OF the select com mittes
the subject Of the assessment and collection OF taxes
reported . pe~ DILL, a. follsws:-
,ors q or ware q ssSe. n. rsDs Of his r.a
P.nensi ..'.. down in the assessment, roll shall
cath touskr the real estate asd
ueh they may just IL ,uch per.on shai
rriu,e 20 touching the value
shall no, reduce the value q said
Mr. MArr reported com plete the bill TO the
plank road system Of the State
skDgnrrioS NOTES
The Senate spent eome time the consideration Of
the bill providing that the bills Of the several banks In
THIS State, sxesynDg New ork aud Albany, shall re-
insrssd Of n per cent ssis the present rule
MIR Coos commended that the present rate vas al
together too high tbs Il led to the shops
sEoDs the mountains. where " difcult nud
that by the perfection Of ths system of xpenses
IL only cost o OF per cent 20 deliver 800 IRON
to Aespy that the operation Of the present
air C.HSolL propossd to add Troy as one Of the
places q redemption.
Mr.. MrLlss desir.s to have Albany the redemption
place
Mr. Mass wanted par redemption In New York and
Albany
None Of these questions settled but the bill vas
made special order for TO morrow.
sosEp EDUCATION.
The hill 60 e.orgsnfze the Board Of Education in
Brooklyn. va sent to o select committee.
wturStro sfRrsr- " yoHK.
The hin to regulate the opesing widsping and i'm
prov,nsnt OF srests and IN the city Of New
fork. ~sr referred to ssnstors Williams Crolius Beck
man, and Horgsp
The Bank tovnittse reported IN favor II the fol-
lovus bill heretofore pssses the Assembly -
Sac Nfsuevtr dspcsit tha be made savings.
ofhtr hark Of this state. BY married her
40 fts he lawful Tor the trustees officers Of
ait tsnh her Iuch she shall thus lsit
sthoush the husband Of such deroor shall
such and the chscs rc,t acquitance of
msrrad shsll be valid II she
Sac. q When such ros,s shall eroesd the Of
$50 ttha net te fu tor sueh tant pay the
Part thereof 20 the husband g such mared
and w ~. depes, Of eh married shall exceed
fetum Of $50 the husband cosrei such only ~
such rsht shall he exercised before such snail
been utert vn BY the depositor-- mt otherwise.
Adjourned.
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LATE rhos Poar Az PnrssE We learn from Captain
Butop Of the brig Hetty, which arrived last evening
from Port Prince whence che sailed the 10th ult
that coffee and In great demand, at SOS.
(Hsytisn money per 100 lbs. Logwood was also in.
great demand at $50 caused by large number of YES.
sells waiting for cargo Of it Everything was quiet at
the time Captain Il. left.
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Sale OF stoek s in Boston

BOsfoN, March B, 1900.
Annexed are the sales to- day. shs Western, I02;
80 Reading RsiIrosa IVY loo do, 1s, bt; Portland
saco, and Poftru suth, s3; 10 Manchester and Law
renee. sih n Ola Colony Railroad e6L; 4 Essex
Right, ~ 20; 50 East Boston Co 14y.; Eastern
KsiIosd ~, 3 90, va; 10 Norfolk County Railroad
@A IL Northern do. tbk; Boston and Worcester
do p5 10 do 90, 90 Cheshire Railroad, "a; $1,000
sullivan Bonds, rs.
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fCosNor Fis-fsrtl Moe 2sl, 2s5. ai5 z47, IS l. as
900 St7, 3ss. sol TART 2Nos 40 40 2SV, ass, 2gJ
~ asa 2so, ~, 900, 3C2 500 sS6. S1s. 3iO
StyEtMr Cow IRcUu Coz ar Nos 3i3, TO 90,
St5 S55. SJS. c6f. 900
IrAssE1E.p SUFtfios CnuRr.-N1e. 4 8, ~, ~ IS
III ~, ~, 81 81, o., 80, 81. 81, 90 ".
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lair Dye oniy ts the nsnufaotvry fan
street Toe public should sus-d against irtsobs Sc. NJ
vaucus diplomas ftIsuts whose hair has ssumsd bad
color irer m q the nitaop ives correcs
BY osihta A. abuve. Dc,s the sddts~s
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Nsw OsLHAss, March 8, 1850.
The cotton market 10 again ne. lower and the sales
yesterday we're 5000 bales ct lo,tc for mdtlins and
lie tor good do
Baltimore, March scr. NJ.
Sales Of Howard street nour. as ~ 80 red wheat at
81 % white do, Ut 81 10, and at 40 Acc. By
auction, 20 hhds. New Orleans sugar sold at 4eso
4
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useutb. be hss ely the oa vs
tea "a mefnF. tae Inconvenience rressur.
welsh stc hts eptslg ybvistd IRA 40 Sf,sts
NSys optosi.e hsukta bptel
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daiy tai i aturtrier style, any lured nm "a
sise 81 life fhs public invited 20 examine
Callsry ca frcm , tiil cclocs, 20l Brosdwsv.
". r. LsNgENUEIH
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q ne great Nsite -seut 2 proceed 70 Europe, 20 l
the sscovcy hftt tie htaiehl Faculty % faus and
den terg wtartd At the Of the
net investigating the " the most wosderfs medcns
aiscovtrea aksr4 hs sdveisem-as headed Pro.ma
H. n lsst yage ttx
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- and washinston Railroad Company. This
al, vas referred back to report complete.
Mr. TRusLow fsvorsbly, the Senate bill making an
app the Society for the Improvement OF
juvenile DeIpquspts In the city of New York; also,
the Senate bill to incorporate the Hudson Orphan Re-
.,A ,S s,% s,:s o S.oeson
Mr. GREEN bill to pro vide for the Incorporation Oh
benevolent societies
drafts drawn at sight or made payable st sgn De-
come due, IL makes them payable or due ON pressn-
tatisn.
MsoRIrY RAILROAD Rrronr
Mr. Corr moved that there be printed i've times tue
ususl .umser Of MIR Tovnssnds minority report OF
read ompsny to sell their shares In this State by lot
terry. Agreed to.
AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
Mr. MCLEAN moved that In addition to the number
alrs sdy ordered there be printed twenty times the
usual number Of the Agricultural Report for the use
MIR FoRp opposed the adoption Of the resolution
ported by MIR Mclean and said he was requested by
the Executive Commttee Of the Society to oppose the
resolution, Is they did not want the additional
number.
stating that the farmers paid nearly the whole taxes
that this Was valuable work. and he would so for q
Iss npT ,h prOposse hs SAID there Was no
from Erie, (Mr Ford to bring In bill to borrow
money
Mr. FoRp said the democratic doctrine was not to
borrow money but 10 keep the expenses within the
amount Of the income; that he should bring In no bill
10 borrow money unless especially so directed by the
House.
MIR BuRRouoHs and MIR. Pawn also advocated tie
resolution, and 1t was agreed to.
SCHOOLS
MIR NoTr reported = bill making appropriations Tor
the support Of schools for the years 1901 and
1857 appropristes 500 coo for each year.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Mr.. Gu reported bill to incorporate the Man
haitian Savings Institution.
LIS A THIRD TIME PASSED.
In relation TO commissioners of loans IN the county Of
Fulton in relation to certain roads In the town OF
CoeyDsns. Declaring Moore river public highway.
To pcorp the village of Rondout To establish
ferry at Sirg Sing. For the relief Of Ass Baxter For
the eiefof the ST. Vincent Orphan Asylum Of the
Of Albany For the relief OF the President and Directors
o the Leckport and Niagara Falls Railroad Com psuy
For the relief Of tho Roman Catholic Asylum Of the
city of Brooklyn. To amend the charter Of the Lewis.
the Buffalo Hospital To amend the act creating the
Croton Aqueduct Department Of the city Of York
BHooKLyN GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
On molten Of Mr. FsKE, the bill to sUssa the
charter Of the Brooklyn Gas Light Company OF the
city OF Brooklyn referred to COMMITTEES TO report
plete
NEW YORK JUVENILE ASYLUM.
On molten Of Mr. GILBERT. the bill to incorporate
the New York Juvenile Asylum was referred TO the
delegation from New York. to report complete.
PRIVATE CLAIMS.
Tuesday next vas set apart for the OF
private claims
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
MIR MONROE gave notice of o bill for the appointmen at
Of ten ssoEsrs VINO shall be known the Police
Commissioners whose duty it sban be to appoint all
police officers IN the city Of New York
The Houss then took recess until r. NJ.
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hes Gle Dsae e,rg thor prastical mechanic he
can confidently arcie he sss A. bcias
A, No.i Osce No. jean street. up stairs.
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N Municipal Elections In Canada.

MONTREAL, March, 8, 1850.
The Municipal elections Of in this city ysster
day, and the zionist candidates were returned in
both wards. There considerable rioting ct the
polls and the windows Of house broken to pieces
beyond which nothing serious happened
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-, tlat A. tnesn ~ hsd tine whiskers fom usias "a.
lottt ~ toNkS Coral tsir Restorative. We have fesn
per rs woe ffr was msie o. sro~ stcrref f4lnny
esante srd dressed oeanuf ~ 10. "a hsadssA rrspar.
htLs az ne hsaf aV.a At as Broadway.
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wHrrtisc, March 6, 1850.
The new steamboat Keystone while running under
the suspension bridge ct this place last evening knock
ed both Of her cbimDeys down, severely isjurng the
hurricane dscK She s the finest boat on the Western
waters, and mailing her fret trip.
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diseases the Aye s fro four clock
a. ~ arm street where be had HE pepuiar Treatise
rye "a sdcp 60 cents; also, self actinx
NJ and ssr iesnahs ava great variety Of besutfsl
tlhc nj fxe
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Hop. " 1bonrsop. Washington Hon. r. G. Win
thrup Boston, Lieut Col Buchanan. Capt. Seymour,
L. q A have arrived In this CITY.
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rs TIE mode OF his hats Ter ers Of years hut vtsou
beasnE their price, csnin offers bis Spring STYLE for
hs TIE tup nun tonr. srpng In style and all the Gle
ntn ttuty and real value Of his former efforts
81. OENIE cjl bread nv
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Bosror, March 8, 1850.
Twenty-three towns in the Fourth district give the
fo)lsvipg result :Tbompson, 1884 Pslfrey, 8,3l4 !;
Robinson 1857 At the last trial the towns gave
Thompson s70e, Pslfrey 1854, Robinson l,4se.
BosroS, March SIS NJ.
Further returns received FROM, the Fourth District
render 1t certain that Thompson (vhiD lacks 1000
votes Of election There probably but little diff
ference in the total vote for Thompson and Psfrey
but the entire vote must 30 received before 1t can be
sscsrtainsd to certainty which Is ahead The vote Is
about ! 900 larger than ct the last trial.
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Trs msndous Bank RObbery-Fiight OF the
Kobber-FIve Thousand Dollars Reward.

We learn by telegraph that George J. Bullock,
csehier of the Central Railroad and Banking Company
Of Georgia absconded, few days since, taking with
him hundred thoussnd dollars In notes Of that in
stitution. The sbsconding cashier sailed from Sa-
vaDnah the 2sth Of February in the British schooner
Abel Captain Hicks, bound to Rotterdam, touching at
Truro, in Cornwall, England He is the only pas-
sepeer.
The following is description Of his person. He Is
about forty five years of sge dark hair and eyes, dark
complexion. fine teeth speaks low and soft height,
Eve feet inches; little bald beard black, aud
little grey; has peculiarly shaped chin, with dimpls
wart 1t. At the time Of his departure, he wore
his wbiskers around his face. He Is rather square
shouldered.
reward Of Eve thousand dollars Is offered for his
arrest, and the police Of England and France will do
well to keep look out for him.
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de,c,ss his exclusive stsnos 70 disess cf ss Rye Nc
ported from Pats hrincsl Eyes o. inprsvet
structure ~hcn be hserts 20 resemble tue natural
ana sefy the scrutiny Once hours nine
mpnlet with able Dr.. w., hat
uatuitously At his residence.
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ready THIS rtoh.ane.a By every the besutifu
style OF lat yet srertd Ur pallc approval e9mbinin,
h.ntes eesnee sSd durability extreme DEGREE Tn
kNOA fashion must sttrsct the attention Of all
detIs 70 be ecnsdered fahoaAb they certainly
eSceiisd In appearance.
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eradcs. upstnoous har IRON males upper Iips or any
part of the humsn beay arsntsd. Found only DR..
lelx GOur9ua's ltssn se3csted Soap Depot waller
street tst store rcu not isD Broadway Bates Jordan
10 " sshington street. roston.
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We are desired notice that Mrs Frances
ami hkhbLk viii commence q Of ShakspsrAn
hadps NJ .he Lecture aoc 4 the society Library this
city, 60 Monday evening next March lth 70 be continued
tuccetviy We'd edsy aud Friday week.
through the In addition nixhts
the beteht u invsd che intends giving reading At the
s!ne place on Saturday mornings Further particulars Of
the Of hour and selection Of
the play, wili be a oI sdvertssueuts
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shed thtse tvtny the last eve Of which has
been unser ny snpehensence The arrt Chain Comb
In this country was made BY asd ohsi
lenge tier equal The premium has been awarded
last four year, Tbs ladies respectfully invited
and exsars ny late patterns At the Golden Comb store.
seeoLd toor above Duane street, sDls Broadway.
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The Texan Legislature and the Pacific
Railroad.

BALrnoRE, March som
The Southern mail has arrived. From the New Or.
leans papers, learn that the Legislature Of Texas
had adjourned, after previously passing . bill ceding
tn. general government right Of way for the racias
Railroad
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ne Cresesnt City Mt New oricsn

Nav OsLEAss, March 3, 1850.
The steamship Crescent City, from New Work, ar.
lived last night.
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SaberlfrDD's Qebenstinftur

Die $ctenetinftW furirt auf cine ssl6wius
DC Nrt, uno penn aud ale W1eoi5iu Usriutt
uno nidht mebr bslfsn mill, ple !. 3. tsi l, 2,
unp 4tdai9em faltcn, pie audi Bel tiBiatu
Siebsrn, esIttwcaenen 8einen, 6tr3elopfsm
llebtlfrteM, grbrehm. Our6falI, alten 6u.
fen, Gtbnupfen, Wil5frantbeitrn,$ $ritihmer.
3en Nbeumatiemus, Nubr, innerIife DciIs,
SiepepIt Sopfneb; bic fernsr melanhcIie,
ScIif, Oiuttertei6weruns uno 8eIbIuebt; {;
Ite fibrt aae ltnreiniafeit aus benz Waaen
unp osn @eoarmen, teftrrert bic Sercauuna,
maebt pcrtreffictsn 4ppetit gum efcn, uno
rcinst auf febr Ieiebte Deiie in Sursem ras
aaerperttcftete Seblit. 8ei Sincsrn Uers
trsibt ts aQs 4rten bon wIrmeru.
gu tatsn bel linton 6aberltrob, in 8sas
bins, Sobn 8ols, in Obsr 9nlpehcfsn, H.
brabam Sieter, in Gustaun, Sobn Saunan,
Oiitrift, Seorae Sherman, N6brNsture,
Scbn 6oaf, SernpiIe, Saecb Naraana,
Winbicr. Ibrab. Ssaslp, Nhmono, 9rufc'
rel cer Shnellpott, 6amtura, George SldB,
Satlon 9aunftbip, >ibancn gauntp, unc i'll
oisIsr Sruferel.
Sstruar, 26. 1850. bO
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SQumet ntrbt !!

Scnbern 9ebst 9Isib uno faufst sinsn 9uten
3crratb trodsnsr Waarsn Ole llntsrssi6nes
ten psrfaufsn 10 poblfsil unb ssbsn alien, aus
9emelns Ssfriebi9un9, cas ibr Stcbr jun
S0auptq quartler
wirb. Sober Nrtifst Der gefauft msrben Fann
-pon Sattun iu 2 @snts Die 2)aro, Bis ~ fus
perftnsn tubsnsn Nodifidsn. - Sie BADEN,
immer tsuit gum 8srfauf
8 y et m If de 8liter,
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ton uno Yortsmoutb Stemp WosIlns fsbr
wobIfsiI. GbsnfuS Sarhsnts, Sslfb, &c.
b6hif wuncsrbar woblfsil. Sonnnt unb leht
-Sbr fsio immsr nilfcmmen.
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Oeutibes gpan9elilt 0utberiitbel
q G an q b II cb.

0ieIss bon oen erten uno Soften Gbeolo
gen 4msrifa's ansrtannte Scianstueb, oas
aus ben Sabren 140O bis 1885 bic berrlieb.
ttsn Girhsnlisow entbalt uno bsreits in oen
sr6Btsn 8smeinoen ciefes $anoes sinasfhbrt,
1T bel psm ltnterjsidnetsn i'm SroB.8erfauf
81 baben
SIR ben @taat S1ep.Oort taten mir bic
Hsentur 6rn. &oeb uno Co., l6O, willam
Stra6e, Nem. Vort, iberaeben.
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