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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-29

An English paper states that the cele-
brated Daniel Webster, the expounder of
the Constitution, is to be hung in New
York, for poisoning one Judge Parker to
DEATH
The Carolinian says: This reminds us
ofan anecdote told of a British nobleman,
who was introduced to Mr.. Webster
when in England some years ago, "I have
never before had the pleasure of seeing
YOU" (said Bull, } "but have often seen
your spelling book"
Verify, these John Bulls are strange
fellows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-19
.In.ficc 10 Knhert EnltOn.

NEW. YORK, Thursday, ApfI ~.
To the Editors e) The Tribune:
have seen al article in your paper OF the 18th
inst signed Victor Beaumont, describing won
derfnl Improvement in the Steam Engine originated
in France by one Of his countrymcn. This i'm
provement, described in your paper, was orgi'
mated and put in operation by Mr. Howard, Of Eng
land, and is accurately described in Reds Steam
Engine, under the title of Howard. Vapor En-
CINE This gentleman will no doubt, deny the
statement here made, b. saying that these invcu.
tons arc different ia their arran gements that being
the usual resort ia such cases. Any person haying
any doubt OF the matter need only to refer to the
book above named, to satisfy their minds on the
subject Howards Engine failed from unaycia-
be difficulties OF a practical nature.
\ Mr. Aexoudcr, also Frenchmau, is ont 10 al
article in which he describes Submarine vessel
this he claims as his invention. His claim how
ever is without foundation, as this nventi0n Is
known 10 n large number OF persons IN France, but
more especially II Americans. t. hccng 10 our
glorious country man, Robert Futon, who invented
Ibis ship aud offered it 10 Bonapar,e az the means
Of destroy Ing the British fee. IN the English chan
mel he built his vessel and pat It in operation M
the Seine IN the ncighbOrhOOd of the Tuileries II
excited much interest and astOnshment among
those who witnessed us operations. among whom
were Napoleon, with a number Of the first Off
GERS OF the French Empire. 1t was afterwards used
oil Bouloene. submerged, and made to approach a
small vessel which it destroyed. SCATTERING II -
atoms, by means of "A torpedo or petard OF some
kind which was applied 10 the vessels bottom
through the agency OF the submerged machine. A
description OF this invention is found IN many seen
iifc works in England. France, aud the United
states II produced much alarm at the time in
England The author Of this feels called upon, as
an American, g. protect the dead from sacrei1ious
robbery THIS last expression may be thou- hi So
we're. as Mons. Alexander cannot be- unacqusiutcd
with the facts here set FORTH the history Of Full
ton Boat is notorious In Paris aso identical with
Futons upon the very spot where Fulton first *
hibited his invention. THIS is also claimed by an
ambitious Freuchman. who called il his " Belle
Boat This thing was exhibited about three years
ago
The writer Of thishss strong doubts as to whether
Nous. Alexander or any OF his countrymcn vii
succeed, unless they enter Original field, and de-
SIS, from piracy GA other inventions JVsTIcE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-19
The Webster TriaI and the Press.

To ne Edro- Of Tls TrisaHes
In the paiuiil affair of the Psrkmsn murder the
true friends OF the pabic wcal cannot bu, be graft
fed at the calm and d.suiied tine OF The Ne-
Ygfk Tnjupe Tome the spirit OF the Nsw.Yoh
and Philadelphia Press mostly. with that OF some
other carnations, has been by no means calculated
TO relieve TIE burden Of may say, distress that
has weighed upon MY mi1d concerning this dread
fol affair. Like. doubt not the public generally
have perused everything available that might
get az rest 10 this matter confess that the first
developments Of the case fastened upon ny
mind undoubtei convictions ot the guilt OF
Dr. Webster. have therefore hoped iha; the
evidence In Court would be sbundant.y clear, go as
to leave the public ~ rest IN verdict sgainsthu
But in tins desire ! have had 40 prejudice Tor 10
one would nave sooner icsped with Joy than my
Sc at the first dawn of R clear sky In his behalf
But the condition u things was such, that | could
rot " bout absolute ViO.elce u my own r. asOn,
otherwise be- convinced. Il mas hence been a mat
ter OF astonishmtnt g. me. 70 Eui such por
ton OF the Press 50 CamorlGs tJr lie acqgiiisl
Of Dr. Webster And tbs has been the more
una ,couItabc from the facts, that these papers
generally present tact n, indeed, no. alcibl -
concession Of the gult OF The accustd-whlle, on
the other ha d. they seem ready 20 crImlusie Tor
his sake ever, body that appears b. Court ssallsi
him. Dr.. Parkmaa IS sometimes shown up as
character deserving 10 better iaie. Liieheii
could generally be readily substituted without
assh-while other important witnesses togetter
with lawyers, judges and jury, are al az sweep
20 De cast "a As OF 10 account Now. 10 a.
III have ooAsd IN VAN for tone Of caudor
which should IN same good decree sancron
the sometimes Ingenious propositions presented
against the conc1slyeuess Of the tostim lny enter
tanned n the conviction of Dr. Webster 50 lar
from there ocias 4 toae 0i caldlr on the par. q
l. IL - IN a
been disposition 20 silence Irstanter, BY epit. e.
W oblpuy, any one Who should presume 70 lisp his
Convictions that D.. Webster a as tie murderer OF
Dr. Parkmsn. IN i&c'- have been Obliged % place
the mass q this public c'smor Tor Webster aong-
siie Il tha, popular false seusitveaess sid iusta-
bili'y which has Of ale years ven Us 50 many IN
consistent veriicis m favor OF outrageous yiIaIny
and let loose upon society matitudes Of convi Is
e-e ls'f their term o.; lun ,hIeut hat ,raasp.red.
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WAsHFRWOMENS HOLIDAY.
M TrSv FOR wASHBOARDS .

RUBBING DISPENSED WITH
NOR THIS SMALL ST " of = srrt re, free 90 foss -
all. furnish plain. pri1-ei instructions how 90 90 .lr
vq.tt-g y large sulv hef 80 h-easast by pan re-
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CENTS NJ system uskes ne CLOiit Hrs W ~ e -
SNOW are never ir lres the finest fahc. ard a. lIt
OFT RUSHING. also give Instructions i1r W A>hiN q
CALTCOFS ar cotton prints WITHOUT FADlNO' a.
nm ~ prepare starch cesr,sfch iaces csrorcs, Nc I'D
.te FRENCH STYLE, how % rerovste velyei- cesn
sirks ~ gloves ant many other IMPORTANT LAl y
DRY MATTERS u, pan Il ihe best known. pring
sS,~e4 bv a ne large esabl shueu;s and first famt
IN ~ civ Thousands recommend 70 IN preference 10 A.
others MvsErnsst i3 ANNsr. car refer go well sno" ?
peors Nv par isstlt To sealed enveoPs az suge letter
postage. Price 0rly 81.
r. avoid iuianous and c1unitrfsi be sure - direct
YOUR .-a-r % Madame bEANELT, PaenI Laurdress -
Arn-sf Neyy-York postage paid. Gl' oieodh
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For The Tribune.
Another Revolutionary soldier Gone.

Died, a, his late residence in Greenvil!e. Greene
Co. y. Y. on the 18Th inst ABEL WAEELLY, IL tie
Goth year Of his age. H. was born in RoXbury,
Conn ia 1900. HIS ancestors were among the
early colouists His father having died when he
was mere boy he remained with his widowed
mother and assisted her by the cultivation OF
farm. aud was thus engaged when the War of the
Revolution broke CUT Although not Is wears of
age. he caught the enihus ssm OF Liberte. and
shouldered his musket m defense OF his country 49,
He entered the regular army and continued In il
until the close OF the war. when he received an
honorable discharge from Washington He WIS
among the patient sufferers e; Valley Forge. He
was near Arnolds person 10 the Robinson House.
when that traitor received the letter which IL
duced him - order his horse Immediately. and ride
70 his barge in order = secure himself BY taking
refuge on board the Nuturc, ard often used 70
relate tins Incident he was with LAFAYETTE IN
Nrsiuia when iha, Genera was retroaiius before
Coynw als and loved 70 speak Of the gallant
Frenchmsns kindness ami care OF his soldiers
at ms going from tent 70 tent inquirine they We're
IN need OF anything. and supplying them with
many comforts. He was also under this General
and IN the irou, ranks when he stormei the Re
doubt, az the siege oi Yorktown, and having
escaped many imminent dangers n various bat
ties and skirm shcs-having suffered hsrdships
and want, hanger and thirst during the time that
urea men sous, was permitted u relolcS - Inc
surrender ol CORNWALL 10 Washington.
he was aso 4 soldier Of the Cross meek 'o'-
lower q Chrst- As slch. he was Connected io-
more than bat century with the Preso, terian
Churca o. Gree-yilt, wa.ch he oined when il WAS
uader tie pastoral care o. the venerable Bera
Ho,cikin. Greeuvile MAS then bowling wilder.
ness he helped Eel tie trees OF the forest an
tnra the desert INTO garden; AID. living quietly
on his arm. saw the and he ioagh, 70 save rising
in emnence, wealth. power AID elory-the home
OF tie oppressed o, az nations and tie far Of al
{ rSnts.
Long before be died he prayed nightly Tor the
pslvi.1 ge 10 depart AID b with Christ aid when
at las, tue Reaper, whose name IS Death. came,
he was gathered as "a Shock .. corn fuly ripe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-19
Mis- Webster Ietrer-t Cad.

IRON A- Boston IrarscuDt
\ letter g Ms Harriet " els.er has beca pat-
hshed. and rss gone Ard is co1s The rounds Of the
newspaper. contrary % her expectations O. cor.
sen, The letter 20 whrh vas N answer was
from Atowu in New Hampshire. aad from a person
wholly unku1wn = her 90 her fam.lv. The letter
contained strong expressions o. syupafhy ald
sinfuess t,r Dr.. " eb.t,r ard hs family. Sr.-s-d
requested a. answer. Gratitude tswe.l az ro.ite-
ness ctatei a. answer. 81 which she and her fa,r-
~ resret the publicity. Those papers which have
psbiish-d ]; are re 4nes,ed - inser; ,at, Card.
Casbrtsye Apr. Z 1870
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Law Reform-The ode Practice Of the
Courts.


= tis Eef'' f ~ I'''-'f'
an enbo.isn@l oy i-- approval 'i re r-'i-'ofs
OF IN. T1trre ? proceed -v.a i'4s.-at ne a he
c.r. ,- b.,,., ~ ,,-.. .,., ,.-.-.-9 -h..-. .utb
..i -. .
--- t'
the r'-n--'s neg oi t1e t'le a-i one "e DR.
ers.
A. s-s. r1uf -..i-. s-r- st~-.--as By p
IT,. y-f . 60
-o''-'r '''-. f'- -
communication u 5 Behind tl- age 10 lll.i-
r -r.rrstrr's Cole or Comm .s'ora-s have
..-..t ......-.. ...--..+s- an 80
cepti11 . : 1915 % ~'e- '. "-1 ~ 81 - ---'
a. ;hs lawyers 1-t '- hfr ]; To-.. al;
s-o-a % b = -ou. d. principle +. thsv Should Boz
...-..s -.,.-f. ., ...-r-.i. .-..f 81, a.- Cole.
. .L-rl--..-.-,
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Lar Dc',or1~y ''r me noe A--a- -' ne tern Df-
lrcr7rrs Ihs Comm ssll-rs wee ~ gale -
bs5 .. tie waits O. me ase az o. cave te people
lncef we Arc-ssi. '' -'''' ..''... ID. 3 -i " ~
ton s1.l, law. Blt again. Gle Common Lax aav
t..-.I-fh.tr C.4-iti. -o.e lar .. g.
.-..---.,s .--..1 r-1..f cam.
-'''-i- .'.'-
critic NINE s.e.. c'te- r-c-s io the -csqe. 09iA
or ission - preach a.....rfqce 70 the rsp,.Tes !
t..ak be- Ti- 10, raa tns e',her o' the ros. e
bat there : ~ i.4l4t so.a wang ao,-i comm So
son ~ proclaim lfrg 'I 'ff captures, wt.-l =
probably what n-en1ea. But here n-an me
ID. ac'on meets Do That th' Cnumlssi Nlers s7t
hcre5. supposed o. have taken term from one oi
tho o. le.t books 3D. te Uori as su sttu'e 'o-o1e
ri Comparatively n'Ierl or-a. Coke says t'at
No. vas tle frat reporter rlt he .oes d., ri1-
ally 60 beyond iAr gear books '.r authority in us
commsnt4ries.
81; We ere told th'i ine w O.. h-1tAs NoI
pms was nor "i-t straw '. que -' ,n cess
This I conclude wa' because u was 20 I.'''a' 8nl
10 vas not glti. ay tlr advance " lAl+efh cl''i@i
ton hat 'an.ua-- beca lr comp -rat'e.! nnNHl " D.
that the writ had any use-the name being then
s'ff'''' ~ r,--'i -.if-a,ioD-gbrr.as
,'' ,,.,l,.i r-i.s.i,o,t when IEr
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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edited - CHtELEs B rRDErr' .-lao- y
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r., ..,s at r,--, ,hsu s indicated By
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tre modest t-t. j. -.'--s H''
of tie most imp -tart sc-eni'i.c l'sco' -''s' '-''
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ara l-s--.t-s beverages. i.steti- articles ana con
t.-.. ,,..... ,.,-.-,s ,ri..ss and rlsroranis We
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n sde easy. a11 tha; we have a.-ea1Y pl'lshe-'
n.-.4.-.f.s T-~-sa- & B-akast'n New-l0 rk .
o. T. fl.nA.I
80 .r.,,u.,- p..vor ctvys~ ..rio. ro.
= .s.-....,,, 80,
o-' = '---l.''' '''''
s1rs --l amateurs. Oh every --sl. f..l' '- E --'
t-oxr in th, sr1 ~fr- vc- j. .ayir, down the law
e.. .-,-i 81, I'll ,,,st.-.es f-ni y q and wing. 10
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Bar-s. P.a.t & Co. 10 New- lorS-
-...... .t.-., oil.
! hht Az Nlh't'- 4''''
q glance 'he interest ora any sum from one co"al L
! ,eu thousand dollars for any number OF days. from
- t ., ,t-ss L.ir,l-.t and ski, *. &C different
al .-.-s.-. O.. bs a ,,--,c, and con.
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Sc iiOt)iS.
TARRYToWE INSTITUTE.

SFrFCT ROtRDINts SCHOOL mr. so's
4 4. TarpioWn. \ \. \ NEWMAN, func' aus
i.sr.r,r : pleasantly sfraet orr-,lri 90 rlr n'in
of he ~ a.- rrsr he SCOT which Ms'or An4ie as
ker sns h3li hafs nle nom he steamboat landing ana
Hudson River Railroad.
f- This Institution Young gen eineg y BID 'e ih
..r.ies h. Al DE nrarc5rs OF English snt So ct
education. requisite ior Commercial IAfse4s or SA'.
college
The Pri-cirsl hsy-g been ttsn twenty years slc
ces.f y engaged c hs PROCESSION, 'ecs himself iui5 CON-
rerrt ID give rerlr. satisfaction go dose 20 nav iA.Vn
TENSION shall oe pad .o .tr rarnrrss lf - sh1 lp g go
improvement ~ De r4"is cg-'.''i g. rs care -,
There ar. Two terms in year. each hVe uoums ne
Summer CONNIE .c.l. "a De hfs1 az MFf' SN' VIZ
Winter on ihe trsi 90 November TIE prce % avaf4 eul
tuition from So g. : Be-. n sccorlg 10 ne btn'he'
pursued.
Circu srs coruainrs rarcuars, references &c can Pc
chained Sgsdug Sherlsics bookstore lssf bfcai
New iOrA or oy addressing note 10 ~ trneiPS.
ri6 eOdn
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RELIGIOUS 1NcoRPoRArIoNs.

lust PUBLISHED by The euhscrbeIs, = new edhlon o
y the Laws e. thu Sfse Z Sewlork n relation 10 kel
gi1u. lucrrpors,aus with Sl the efdmrns ID Ia ne
present rue complete IN pamphlet form Price ~ cr''
PuhHshe,i and Or sale hy lm.9 N BELL GOULD.
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Ia DItS. near Richmond Village SlGieu lslsnd-tte
sumner session he above institution viii commence on
ruessav Anri 81 The hu ding - rrpeye I'M every com
f,r, and he location most healthy The grounds compre
bend about N Of hsh srj, commanding view OF ne
beautiful bay " New.N0k The physical exercises M
irrute Archery aud Sea Sshinc The evenings III To
devoted 10 reading. conversscn dancing, music and eng
ing Ladies' ~ al sgss NAV nere mud eheeru. nom"
For board washing instruction IN al English utsbche-'
.tu French with the Of books snd stationery FeI srs
sion OF - slOl Piano-ioe ard singing win ms
u.e Of instrument $50 tNoeNtrH chArgel The kchnon1
stage meets me boat which .eay.s Whitehall Ferry, New
York Al and ock and brings passengers 70 the gate
of Inc INSTITUTION Circulars with further particulars can
pc obtsited al Miss Cummings 61 ant VI. st'dnVs, So
Brosdwsy; Mr. Benedicts Wal ~ New ofk ana OF
Mr. snd Mrs ks.lcu a. ih~ Institution. sio ilr
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MANSION SQUARE FEMALE SEMINARY
IL POUGHNEErSlE

THE SUMNER TERM viii eommelee on NE .r',
1 Thursday 30 May. The Eevenih Annual OS'A,'sse ].
nov, ready FOR De yerv and copies "a obtained % AZ
of ths Trustees or 81 ne Pdncirs 81 the seminary
TgrsrErs-M MYERS Cofn, GryeiL VI ~
z A Nsrck ND, q K Hsudrickson IN New 1ork CRY.
Gerard SuyvesAnt Bsrne, Gibbons, Cashier -
Ocean Bank W. L OtbboNS' u ~ tNNeifN
NaNAl uNi "A laN. iNl.
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CALIFORNIA.

'gVHE ONLY Al THENrlC ACCOUNT OF Book Nr
every one going havrg interest In hat Golden
Regor-beng he Report OF Thomas buuer Mug, l. ;
Agent there Printed IN neat pamphlet form Price = per
hundred or q ceas ge Just published and for
"a. hv lal7 SCI NM GONASS, lis Fultou-s. NY
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lINN,, nnARpING SCHOOL At GOSHEN

ID Orange Go. y Y-Iie Pmcipa. Of Farmer hai
Academy viii coriuue receive into his family united
number OF pupils who will receive instructions IN "a" AGA
drmic Classics who pursue their studies aud spfsc
their hours of relaxation 81 home under the charge 81
teacher This hsppy combination Of he advantages OF q
public and private tducst01, y Is believed, affords an op
poruuy parents DESTROYS OF sendng their sons into lh-
country seldom 10 be- found.
The New York and Erie Railroad enables parents re-
siding city vi.t Goshen remain eight hours and
return TO their homes. daily
Tie session viii commence on Monday the .9h %
April snd continue twenty iwo (2sJ weeks.
Circulars containing terms ard further psricu ss may Do
had A. the book stores of MARX II newman 10 Broad
way, ard Cramer so Broadway.
The Principal may be- seen NJ the New Englsnd Hoi,i.
III broadway, above Trinity Church, Thursdays the
ls,h and 2h Inst from 20 NJ o NJ or he Will call
those who desire X on he Friday following
all a. l. TOWLE, Principal
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CTT NAILS PIG AND BAR lROS-The under
u si-e1 rnsnua.r4,e lie i1fscGH Cat ssl 81 oracng
All -. i,c.udrr ezra fne - ard n, which viih Ia
yoics. o( Erksh Bsr Ir0,. snd Scotch and American
Iron thsy cfsr IL fsle a. 2 Wsler -
sI2Inlssod. SAMUEL 7. TisDALE CO
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snss cop.s,, ~ ets-s pr 4oz-s 81 per 10
THE WHIG ALMANAC FOR 1880.

THIS ANNUAL has been prepared with great and
ACCURACY, ard = presented % The Pubic cheap
reliable snd lucid Summary Of the PoteL History q he
hi exhi. Of lie Elec,tons Qf 800 The soiags " Con
gres. a. i-s Session, he MRerge EZpoe he Eseus
" 1912 Europe Ls u he Presidents Cabinet Members
OF The rresrrt Coz xress Goypuors Of - states &c r
CoNrESTs-Agea. u Tho Uniied STATES AsrcnOtlicG
sar.dc.. Bremen Mnts-Gc1 Coinage Brtsh cabile.
Caendar Tor Portland, Bcsl0u, New York, Phiafs prs
wash ton Ra.sgh Char esior z1d N-tE Or.eansi Ca
firuia AID New Mexico; Chronological Tables COmpen
sson q gressfen Congress Statistics Of Ccngress
al season ~ Ecpses; EcOromy N ire Public Exp-ld
ss.es; Election " President b. the People; keccOn Re
trs. Euro1c Y 1913. r Of United states aad Ores
Brf-au F,ogging iu ne Navy Gogeruer, u he United
sate- G.rCfarlcnt supplies GO7errOrs ert Saie Cspl
tas X zh-Wsisr A. Sef orx Boston, Philadelphia AID
Ckare.t9c. Home Departments House u kefres,-nts
tge. : houss " sage; i,s1gsral Address u Pres.-
deaf TarCr; Jewish Ca.~rlar; Ls0 Reform Mileage u
Co-yre-. Nuua-y NJ .sge Minister'S and Consuls
shr,,sd. Minister'S fOf~gI COgrs, AohalnIe1Sn Cal
snssr. Moons scr MAYA. Prze-NDney-Te fc pefancs
Saskl Psn.shulenis lsi2 hayAl Supplies, and Policy
O-eeT. ard Ofc-s create1 Panama i!sthmgsl Railway
Popzaioa q st-fes PcsEg s-Rates Foreign ard D9m-s
nc P.s-al EefOlu. Pres Genital Voc. 1872, &c. Pro-
eucis, Aggr-gaie; Public Lands Railways Gnt Canals
across Nor l-Anercz Recruiting or he Arry; Reyerl-
o. g Collection Sensts u he United Szies senate
Mileage; srvsr.n C-asa, Aci S-.eds Gen Eecsioa
A. Ge1crcn so fene Court L. :. Tide Is.le, I4n
mage and Shppng; Tribunals for Gains sgs.rs lie nsd
Ss.ss, ~t.l1e.' gresi CeaEsl Railroad War ClSges
ofihs Ur!on. 49,
EIsclor Reulrns carefully ra6e up for 10 Wig AlmS
rae, from Hane New Hampshire, vermont Ias-1cnu-
Rhode Island. CCnEecrr New York sr"-JefseyI
lvaala MAry.sn1 Virginia Sorth-CArVJ9s- A~na-
IA NJ ssissrti Lols sara Texas Ark.nsss Iernrss.e
coa..n JIG.
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HVSGARIASs IN ASKANsAs-The Late Rock
Gg:cste asd D,m0cyet OF April says: " Col
LsIls,ss Szalay. late OF the Hungarian republican
rces, srrlyed AZ this cisy on " ednesiay, the %
81. direct from New York City. Col : comes 10
car State Cor toe purpose OF selecting donation
lands tor a large number OF bis comrades Who
have sought refuge an America
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" The Wre OF Hon. Noble : EAerkin. Speak
er OF the Assembly, died Al Potstan, 5, L1vrence
County, on iae ssh i-sL aged = years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-19

GOAL YARD FOR SALE a growing part Of he
Y CITY with yrErs uueXpired % lease - ois q groat
up town ard taxes $40; The bulldogs ei for $40
he surua Increase of business shout 81 co ihe whole
with horses &c and lease @iih good viii VI busl-
hess 4 over 80 oO yer anrum; viii be sod lOw the
os per 10 shout eavng he city. Apply %
ais nIMDNr kOSACk. IL Waist
EOAL ~ TuE tARGU.-rns subscribers are
- prepared o. receive ordera for Hazeton ieh gh
Lump AID Egg Goa, shipped direct from ne mines
IN3HAM HALL,
sij lw- corner Montgomery and Grsen-'s jersey Cry.
4 fUAI..-l am d-hveruR best Rcd Ash a. - per mn
= rom my ysrd corner King an Gre-rwich -. - IS
from boats nj lm'l fEIEk CLlNlON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-19

STATE LUSArIc AsILUN-The BIZ making ap-
p7op-iai oas - the State Lanaiic Asylum was
smOns tie last bills passed by the Legislature
AM, by an oversight WIS not embraced IN the LIST
OF Acts published Its. however. properly fled
IN the CGce and IS law. Alb Eve. Jour l7ih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-19
x4riNDow SHADES! GLT COREICES. ORA

WINDOW ~DADE-! GiLT CORhICE5. ORA
w PFRI HD.LiN-. IL -Fani4les about fur.i.hinl
ther widows p he shove sffclss will fad - J {
WOODFORUs. IS Broadway re lsrges' snf beat a.
s1rnieni he CITY ~ before nlro-
cgced 30 Newton isee ard muslin curtains drsDery
xsssls loops, pms, bsrcs cprriccs Sc Fam. pur.
chasing q e s-7scher nav rely upon g-itir hrs
aruce ard .c~ - % 10 pos.bs 10 Import msnyfac-
t. Arrrnss brfirg A. VITO esale vii iud gdeeidec.
u tsir ecyar,sge cal urfDre purchasing elsewhere
ki6 a e WOODWARD rs Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-19

- Of superior ssy s1c Al re1cc-c pre- PAT Up n al
sAes AL osrs This Soap vii retain is ape .ud
remain card any elna-s Aso. Psieni Care - o. al
sI.s uAL1fseured By WAGER HULLs SON,
sl8lv' l0S All 10 CussL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-19

L'DI CArIDNThe sunni cr arfsn gem ent ~ tho class
ELes me Washington Institute vii be resumed this
month H. situation affords foil country privileges, While
retaining the advantages hai belong 10 The town lostpc
lion i given no all branches generally esteemed useful
Ornamental Careful suentJ1 u paid 90 health mental
training, habits, Manners AID principles and opportunity
given parents obtain, daily, persona know edge u
Whatever concerns the welfare of ,helr children. Omn
psss he groulds ~ he IL me every I've minutes
Pare cents. DWIGHT IOKItK,
THEODORE W. PORT kk.
Isrng-or.sv s.th ard SIfh April r. 1880 AID a.