davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-07
EINF MATCHEs, JEyYELRY, &c.

7
~. and i receiving by every arrival, Gold ~
the the bsst Ssi ngksTf en-, ,As AAIgo-Eqb Ysst e. q
- and KEYS III every variety. Gold Pens
Pencils III imbes, Buckles, etc Fine Bracelets, Brooches,
Necklaces Rings, Slyerware Spoons and Forks Ladies'
Gast2rs, ups Pitchers, Trays, Plated C2stQ Tea-Sets
Candesuc Is, Ums, rich Fancy Goods Lubins fine Per
fumery-ogeher with great variety of other articles too
numerous TO mention. Also-SPECTACLES, with Gold ,
Silver Shell Steel bowed frame and Glasses of every
Eye Protectors, etc., ETC., constantly hand, and
fitted 20 suit the eve at short notice. MA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-07
ORLEANS, THURSDAY MORNING MARCH 4 1850
Che Daily Crescent,

Pa blished Every Duy-(Sunday ExcePtsd) =
BY CROCKETT. FROST q co,
JOHN W. CROCKETT. W. TRosT.. HUDSON A. KIDD.
OyYfeE.....No. 80 81. CHARLES STREET.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-07

Il A. TYLER, 30 Camp street. offers for sale at the
u. most reasonable prices, fine Hunting and Open -
iseed s lLtsHsrs Dqslex, Anchor and Cylinder va
Chains OF most beautiful patterns Watch and Bell sa@
HOOKS Buckles and ens ete Gold Pens and Pencils,
beautiful tnent of Diamond Ear Rings, etc: Tor
quoie Gamet, EnEmeied and variety OF Sets in Boxes
Silver and Silver Plated Ware, fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods
- - S-1 Sold, Silver Steel and Shell bowed S Pee
- S TTfACLEs, EYEGLASSES, etc: with
eeAvsd for the mercan An Union of New YORK. fga5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-07

II. sTI ART, BgRder aMd ;labgcr, at IOl Julia
J.. street. Contracts for BUILDING, FINISHING; or
BEPAlRlNG, executed with fidelity and Dispatch JOB
biNG OF all kinds, done ORDER with prOmptnes Res.
denGet Commercial H0td. EV~ SASH-DOORS and
BLINDS made 10 order fy.3 sn,Ss, W "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-07

(IuNNY pAGs-tOOO nsw X bushel Gunny Bags. il
fysS% % q GEO. q q. Taylor 4 90. is Magazine st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-07

I10RTERsog casks IoudQn and nobl6a Porter IN oasgt
and pin, boeiss, tor sals low and on accommodating
.ii sc y ''' "'''' " JOHN TooLE. s Banh PiAcs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-07

No wonder that Emily tore the note which she
received with smiles and bushes into twenty
pieces and did not get up breakfast the next day
The next week she had bad cold and was seated
in most dsconsolate-looking attitude and shawl,
when letter was brought in. 1t contained the
first epistle Of Edwprd's and the following worda
| in the envelope =
give M elf 0ny imagine that the incosed letter has by
some strange chance ieaalnel p my oe.k S1a neysr %
r0n kbayg al have suffered How have rupFpaoled You
hurs YOU 10 morrow for can0t frf til heaF hon
/ yauf uMh fs that Snn hNNe ufsiyen r -
| - Your faithful and unhappy EpwAnp."
That very morning Emily lsit Of her shawl, and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-07
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

MI n. MEYER, No. 1Of1 CAMr street, Watch 30
PENS, FANCY ARTICI ,ES, and WATCHES. EfAs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-07
BUSINESS CARDS.

Ell IL. GALE, Commission Merchant and Shipping
IL 3geHt, No. 93 Common street. O4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

,rg...,4 n re a5gs',s -'ss ts-, 1's urgta5 g.
We ought 20 become pacific. especially when Ve
fad that or wars are undertaken % nat.ora..zs tie
i-testab'e primo le q American save trading, sii
that when American women. whose s0as bones
'i. heach.n- ~ the battle hed n Mexico and
- hose husbands were taxed 0u tLelr imported plr-
ohases % lsure The success ~ the war o. 80. are
denied q hearing in tie senate ami House % hep
resenta'ives when they complain that this psnfe--
ilg 20 he North nericau f.Gre -rzfs u ~ rars-ce
Win tue as Of God Toe night o. petition implies
not 0niv the right . STATE grievances, as me Penn
sylyau.a memorial ia the other day and wlla
cray .4g relresa = suggest s1cl remedies. whether
crude or saRacols but also the core.etrt rlght rs
en'I~cing Gge inquiry .ato the alleged wrong AID
If acc ssary further action b. Cong-ess t. re.1se
tie latter IS % destroy tie 1t-.ty % tie former
AID when the House u Representatives. io2 - p
refused % listen n or investigate case - col-
science. iu which Il vas alleged ths. the worSns
q the Constitution was .0rclng the mem0-a4sis %
disobey the divine command they tOok step IL
the direction ~ the St1srts ont % four Of whom ~
ENGLAND. one as beheaded another frightened out
" the kingdom while thlrd passed hat Of hls
life p dependent prof gate refugee
Horace MANS vote was, 10 ne unaccoantabie
He assuredy no demagogue, yet he must have
arrived nj the queer conclusion. that because Atu-r
lcaA citizens whcu comp aiming Oi real grievance.
~ 10Y H.t upon what ne ma fancy I'D roc r-ti '4
constitutional remedy therefore their complaints
however substantial shall have 10 investigation
nor De heard nor even reason given 0n the jour.
aals y show why toe Constitution IS suspended
and inquiry refused on their behalf
Such doctrines A. these are quite suitable O.
loo when religious M critics governed the word.
and they may pass muster IA South Carolina even
u9w Tor her system and that OF the 80 eho.dinC
states wars AGAINST every manly principle making
merchandise 81 the souls and bodies Of native born
ami imported men, women All children bat that
the l62 m the ma 0rity las, Monday who kicked
ont. the recital Of grievances of their fellow clti
ze1s y u.c voting and speaking rs II they would
not touch u with pair 81 tones. shou.d have mum
bcrcd cor Northern men among them, 3 passing
strange They al east. knew perfectly well that
The Peuus' wanna Memorial was MT a plan FIR Gle
dissolution It the mon, bat for Freedom and jas
tlce under ~ We are wearled of the mockcry of
compromises that arc nO compromises and to not
clearly perceive why twelve millions of irecmcl
North sl01ld bc routed AMI even tainted about
her degrade position bysiN millions South ihes
SIX ml Hons being but for tn SAID lion, liable to
he cnieehlcd ty the four millions OF slaves FROM
whose lsb9rs, under the lash, they derive their
chef sustenaucc. pANlEL d. FOE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
Important Runner FROM washipsten.

NVlssspoaceEfe u nc IiIoAhe
RALIluosE, Thursday Night Fec =.
We have reports o. a character thss seem to DC
correct, thai the southern Members Of Congress
p0rpose yetiyIag from their seats a. ne CaP'fo' on
Monday next. letter received here todsy lTom
prominent Member O; Congress to hs trend
states that sOpsthtng Of seraoNs character IS aP
pretended in Washington on that day This &C
cords with Senator FoorEs declaration that the
UNION could not last more than this week bat stu
cannot believe that the trAitoroas design OF az.
teapsRg TO dissolve this glorious Union is seriously
ss.ee'emplsted send you the information for what
lis worth Aso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

Va-r rta far ,er bowers
II-ha-e b, Green .sgl.. ~ ems q r.e-ssr. al.
A. -a-,-,.-. --r- . made
A. ,rb.-, 49,. .,-tac hr.rs
-.a -la -cl n-saii l' ila -nanloref rnV ers
Dream N1r where .le -o.t-1 -.o-.es 1e.
AZ sunset. 'ar.-- er 'he -1Wia- sea
Au1 % pure eyes tle 'a'1ltf Is gwen
To trace smooth ssce-i from 1sr,l % Heay Ell
--t- .,,..
,.-..t .-.....--.. "a. .,-..t..4
rott ll-li sweet fa-ran-s. oeal,y q, command
Nianfs tla' mi-lta gua- like palate please
And Muse soll-creative ecstases,
Dream N1r c'olt.n- er -. estate
I'll tie o.. SELF clmp.areat ae-r- e'ate
Well satsre wi.h bliss o mortal birth
signs i0r IN immortality on Earth.
.-.-. H..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

Those who examine these statements wall per
eeive that who the colored population has ia
creased over 500 per cent IN the 80 years from
100 to ls40 in the Slaveholding States, the same
class Of population has increased but about 30 per
cent IN the Free States This statement shows
how trifine must have been the number OF slaves
who have escaped from bondage into the Free
States
Professor Tucker estimates the natural rates OF
increase Of the total coored population OF the United
States at little over 81 per cent for each ten
wears from 1899 to lsio The increase OF the col.
ored population in the Free States had been far
below tina, rated up to 1910 nor is il probable that
the Census OF 1880 will show different result
1t cannot be disputed that considering the com
Promises Of the Constitution IN favor OF Slavery
the acquisition of Louisiana Florida and Texas for
the benefit of the South, and the various approx
nations TO Free Trade in our Tariffs to appease
Southern clamor the advocates and supporters Of
Slavery have but little TO complain Of IN the con
duct OF the North toward the Slsyehoding States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
Admission OF slaves-Thr License Bili-Small
Notes.-The Union Meeting-Deaih In n
Church AZ.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
B,LrINoRr, Wednesday Night, Feb 2.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
BALTIMORE, Wednesday Night. Feb ..
Our wise Legislators have passed the bill re-
peahng all laws prohibiting the admission OF slaves
into the State Notwithstanding they know that the
masses are opposed to any such measure The
vote in the Senate was 10 to One oeins absent
There is a clause introduced by the Senate pro
hbitins their beias brought into the State for
Traffic bat every one here knows that II will aud
can be evsded with impuaty Every slave brought
ia,o the State Injuries tho poor lsborins white men
and will not benefit the SHAREHOLDERS one uttle
The condemnation OF the aotis loud and deep.
The bill introduced TO permit each county and
the city to say whether or not they viii allow tsV
ern keepers 10 cell liquor on the sabbath has finally
passed The question will be put before the peo
PIE in May at the same time the question of hold
ins a Reform Convention comes before them The
impression is that majority OF the counties viii
20 a. Ainst licensing the sunday sales. In BAN
more the result u doubtful.
An excellent hill has been introduced O. prohibit
hanks ifom ssuing notes al n less denomination
than five dollars. No bill could be more umver
sally popular but as the Les stature adioUrns hS
limitation on the 10Th oi March. it IS doubtful Il d.
be passed.
The great Union Meeting OF men Of al parties
70 uphold the integrity OF The Union, which IS an
nounoed for Monday evening. wN. II IS thought, ot
an immense gathering The eroatest UuaAmiiN
preVails IN every quarter in favor at a De lonSr0
ton that shall be OF influence. and mistake Vcrs
much II It De uotone cStho most enthusiast meet
inss ever held in the Monumental City No man
.ap be found 10 declare himself disunious,- and
rone II is hoped ever viii be IN Maryland
A coored nan named Richard Riley EEL dead
last night in a colored church in Montgomery ST
while engaged M an exciting meeting Tie was OF
his knees praying tor change e; heart when ho
was stricken corpse. The Coroners Jury pro
nouncea il an apopleNy pn,dUced by religious "a
element II caused the greatest oous'erus''0n
amoae the audience who IN their ignorance pro
bounced It Judgment snd the consequence wa
every sinner ia the place was on ms knees ins'Sa
ter
The weather continues excessively warm aa'
great apprehensious are ieli Tor the iuiI e"
days more Of the same temperature, ioDo"e ed o!
host viii Nil al the fruit and early vegetation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
SCHOOLS.
MR.: Z. {. MSRsH Acc9u MIAMI, As,sSs g,
PRACTICAL. BOOKKEEPING

AIR. 4. 4. MARSH, ACCoU MIAMI. Aathor = re
VI Science Of Double Entry Book keepng s'mpahet :
and the Art Of Single Eniry B0ok kcepng Improved .
continues 90 rtch sboye
Courses OF rsructcn The public 10 pS,tugy inform.
al an assured hs he plan pursued hy NJ hsrsh m teach.
* his important branch Il truly course cf Practice I,
>eepmg books siher than course Il Lectures On the
rheuv
There clssses-csch pgpi dcsk to hiuse1 10
putN keeping oook receives separate nsifac ons
and nus becomes convefssnt With al the account ooks
constituting and also with many important mefcsnnls
racusogs PersCns OF moderate capacity BY his course
BECOME competent book keepers In ahcu mouth aud re
crsve cerurcsfes TO hat effect
Prospecuses win terms, obtained A. he MONS ftom
4 % NJ
BOOK NfEPiNc ~ sfANlsH-A beautiful edtucn - Mf.
Narshs prncirai work published In Spanish Price Al .
For SAFE a. he counting roOns ~ imeadh
A JANITOR IL WANTED 10 iaA- charge q uss
brouklyu lnsume, rs Library ard Cabinet q Naiars
History reside IN the building. bu, IN whose nmily
small children Salary small Application. With fefa-
-rca : requested ~ letter addressed 10 Box Si New
York Pos Ofce 4 mslss! ihe postage must be paid
lhns HENRY O NICHOLS, Secy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

Total


Increase Of white population in 30 SrHs, 77blo1. o.
a5ot 500 per cent do Of c0ofed 90 ioij7 or $50 per
cent
diminuiion OF the colorcd people IN New Hamp
sure and Rhode Island while Ia the other Free
States the comparative increase Of the colorcd
population was much less than that of the whites.
The following shows the compartiye population Of
whites and colored persons in the Free states and
the sayeholding States at each census ir0m 1870
o. - 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
UT n6yrAILro BURIAL CASE

NIX A RAYMOND ofeF or sac q toi bfcAd
xav hrss yassbs and unique substitutes fof sne u.
- .eoden cofns hey are mace u mesL Of lxhs
$3.50 srd sr>as ssrgh, n forE Lac Ne dumas bocy n
uo.ifoa ssd orasnsntsd N The casns -
80 Of riek 6szsE Gnapery lssy ere BOA sroxat 1n1
ave on tis sries wA eerrfesss ron ORA MOI, trs1es
Klssra chfson sad Ssy slowing shesf supsfor vsl1s
70 a. otleFs n0w Y 1ss.
O. ssc<ssetoSy pnessl MN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
~ TsLEGaapa TO The NEw.Yoak Tai8UhE
Latest from Canada.

I0RofT0- Q " FeH = ~
Co. PkiscF. member Of the House from Essex
has Just published bod aud vigorous letter in a..
vor Of the Independence q the Colonies
Mr. HAtToS vas nominated YESTERDAY rs tie
Government candidate
81 other news o! importtalce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Black and White.

Con5a,oi,. P,og,,s.ef ne Yh,e and cio,ed Popr,for
"a ne Free Snfo.
Tn, following table shows the white end co.orcd
alton Of tie Non Sisveholdios States % the
s,t United States census IN 100. and the sixth
esn.us. in 1910. Ofthe coored population, 1870
were slaves in 100, and only ll29 were slaves
80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

At THk FOOT % TWLNI1FOJhIHoI.
yTAsT klyEk, SEW-YOhK -Tbs shove Hosn sfs
ILlyW 10 successful 0pers,.ol sn1 ~ proprsey 100
re<pecesly Nc s-tsslOs o. hactnsis 40 a. ee1sa
1ers q 10 Ercs " a. exG1isaro1 u ~ ssc+ rr1 -
. WARMED b. is teslnOby u uls pfincipe msea,se
"a sdss bool MAKERS o. us cy IN rscomm~cAns ny
-o1s III ever respect 70 sny ever 1sn1 10 "a cyohHy
a. x - a.aereus constantly 90 bs1d.
s - 1850 ~ resoscrfguy lgyitr % cal ed er.ssns
/ n ne cfcs q - - Z. y
4 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

No C0NTEoNIsE A few months ago a : ave
living about eighi lniles IN n Washington who was
owned BY good, pious member q; TIE church
mother IN israel -rsn awsy. leaving a wi'e wh0
: COW in slavery. W sh,ns 20 be with his wife. BE-
offered to compromise with his plous mistress, bat
she rejected bis offer after the allowing spirited
manner
~Febr-AEy Sd-Wben ny zsz Gabrei Campbell gay,
Ire Of Three HuodTed Dollars n cssh ara he
Of Fify DELAYS Al fees hat pad fer IN when u ihe
Dlstrlci a., thea WI give hEn Is lye Papers
"LTTSFn LAxkAsL'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
The Da,i. and Bissell Dine ultS.

We ind the following notes in the Washur DO
is.os Of the 2sth
W.sAiNsroS. FEB =. 1850
GE~rlrNrN 10 order remove aay erroneous rlrr-s
SONS which may been made he public mind, hy DE
- winters 10 re.son 10 corr = fonoencf
,b ~ rsssed he,We en Col Davis and Col Bissel
sg0ndeuce which VII show hal the matter las beer
ros houorasy o. oset % he eraufcanon and entire
..fsciion a her rutuaI fr1elds JAS SHIELDS
W,sHiNGroN. D c FEB . $3.50
- A. Inorfnef ttsl n yesterday debate yoa
81 nal a. ne rme claimed for the MISSISSIPPI.
ert he Ted q BueuA Niss o. have pbssec .hr1u.
ihe Ncifl4l forces who LAD rocc sd were rurs-ta
.hsi ri -tL the sssspp reriren was cot within ore
All aali u ihai palncu.sr spot
MOI having hccu abe 90 ind report OF your remafAs
tre proper person io answer AN charge ~Lrl
vsqouso.e insn may usAe SCANS DE Ms-iss ~. fts
mint referred o JAKE MS mode oi assing ~he-er o.. -
iuruaaul laFv received = cuffcci
Yours ,especiu-v JEfF DAVIS
W,sm>sroS Fe5 - -
50 IN fcar rc.e - - dais. 500 inquire "he.tef
CLAIMED of he klss ssippi regiment On ne bed q h1rns
Nss, o. have psssd through ne scattered nes 20 ite
Indians rex meat ard have The Me1 can Nrce-
"a d. I'D ruulc ard pursuing hA regiment he II
s,sfp regiment wss not within ore ME and aai Of %
ne bes, sss~cr can give 20 youT isea.ry "a
s>nai q ~t-ch IL IEA- far -lc -
iaaiaua regiment e1fs s1t he Nssssppi regiment
-uhstanualy 81 reference fhe kisslssryg
,rgizest sso ssd thai iks ID Ksu,ucsv ~ Z lrcl
hs ~ iaaf 'l1e ne Snd rrpulsee ~ sdFancrx cozr'
lie cneuy- Ia ms rensrs2 rr'errva % wsa' 9ocurrs
Having srsScrrsi var rrllry lerm . due iu 5-s-c
ke 10 -,sef sna De- Ns-iss FFi Rean-rt ssy "a.
made % charge kgsins- ttAl Re- l1-l- oli wl-1g
sWsri ',r re credit cue % t,cir "a az 2-d 1ls-inss
"a services itsi b4re NJ ony oeci % Go -sc.
to he cAsrsccf 10 Others nE arc dead shose cnoc-
TEL uaoef uy owa otser7 s1cn on IA oceAson-s aaiy l
Fcs,c upon ~ b. IenAss previously uaee b. 'he eourss
Ncry respectfully yosrs &c WI BIssELL
hu1 jAff- JAWS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
NVHITWELLJ- ORIGINAL AND ONLY

Csamps ne ~ Reconmsnded BY Prof hetsil q
ssw.York College Of MediciBs Pncs u cenis eo,ts .
Wniivelrs Aromatic suga ~ kecomusndsd ~ ffsr
Wstsrlonss Of Harvard University for Hsadafhs Ca,
.srfh and Neuralgia Price - and ~ cents bouls
~ Beware OyimtarODs, snd buy only Thar With las
l4s q Znaufe oil &hlt~eI 90 ne wrapper.
Sod wholesale end retail b husJoo, Can Co A. b
I D sanas. ThOraaa MaxNen. ~ 3mWlB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
IAcKsoN'- PATENr ANNCsCIAToR:.

JHotes snd steamships fsrbshsd Win ~ shove named
alachEe a. mo shortest nOues. Aso, sgnsl 0Ongs br
steamships E1ted 10 superax manner Ths aboye are
By Geysrnmenf Hotels and frstcla<s stssns
sigs Al psrFOrs c11iionsd against manufacturing o.
4sng s1y nacine lnfTn gng s patent Orders received
~ mos. CHALMERS, 10 Broadway, our orly sysot N
MS cly, q 10 7. D. JACKSON CO
sms iSzS WlIdsnssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
REMOVAL.
l. w RtJndsEY A. 90.

lave REMOVED from n 70 70 csdsf-s'. es.Seen hss
Iisa4 sd Broadway, NEsts tney otter 20 sac ~ 20
exsls.ye assortment u bOs.sly gloves s1hs ~
Noosn lnd cOltsn yzrns &c Merchants and cesfs ~
NED " cal a1d exAmins mir sfock - $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

CHARGE 90 LAUCENr a woman named Ellen
Donovan Ns. arrested yesterday by on er Prince Joha Ds
y. charged N,h stealing shawl valued Al ihs prop.
cry OF Ms May Thompson residing 81 s Cherry st. The
pawn ucAe tor the shaw found In possession OF he
accused who stated that pa'yned n the shop u fran
els McSchol. 81 Roosescts, The complainant. applied
A. McNchols place or fho properly which she Jaw snd
.l,aufed sho ralgcsed Lu proprietor not 90 dispose Of
Dr. a. 30 was stolen property Ancr he srresi McNichuN
was .uunoued io appear before Jlsuce Mounoft, when
be- denied having tne property. An officer Vas sent o
-arcl shop ho found The shaw suugy stow - away
Justice MountfD hearing he facts, charged the
broker Win having cammiued perjury lie as however
permitted To eaye, snd the woman Donovan ~ss commit
rd fO answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
TIE sErnr-wEEYLV rRIBUNE

,.,onsted every Wsdsesday sud eg'gc9E mo'r ~
eyt,e e. per sHum Two copies fOr =.
adyerlis ements cents = Inc each insertion
GREELEY 4 McELRATH, Publishes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

The f.-r-r re-a-Else t-cs 49, ron ro..rra a
po--s -r sss-s-sss sl' Sc ssl .o b. ,- - --,
-r--ors , e r-r- ElE g-- TEE s-e .--.r- oer.r --
.-- under f-e ----s-t-crs -l1r1-gtr 81 t1ae.-r. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
IEGpoaH HAT ndAHUFAoroaY.

\ WILSON LeshOrn Hsi m.n1i.ssnfsI - 49,.
j. an nous sbOge T~sny srDh-st Ssst nes Issoes
- - 1900. o. fsts lave tbem atefe1 mo
ssis-ss slsLs sitsout soy sppesfsnes Of pss<fnz a.
'--,, 80, i4 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

"a ~
~ Pheaesrapsy.-T. c. LElAxo. Reporter and
Tsscher = NsTeesst Hess ssos4w.y ssd Canal - n'
~ Or. saew ard DIR. :. Roger. prseassOs-rs o
wssreuFe q FoarAsv oeS. reaSAs nn
" Foster, a. Wells. Phreselssi.s< and
Publishers, Canlon Hal Isl Nssssa-sS ss0 ~ PrA
YRS. Hesshton, VI. D.-wser Cure PAy,cs,a
q fruIS.i ls~sr FNA-Svb iGin.
~ Premium.-rae a. : school Aseney, IS Nsssss-
q s.As, sh-d issi, execafing a. eaasa,erN ofdes.
Isroos. ssss ,ese6ers AID g0vernesses iFon Maine %
reNss
RsSVtsrEs -Gccd ssmrNl All SECURED shines "a o.
part % eacners, 49, he umey oesf q sois.ole srsase
mems by empowers Wel hdeigy "a re pst ~ "
Agea' Ia gsng nfodacioas. ~h.ch he Is fecsed = 20
~o0t assuming f-rthes responshly Terms 10 eahess
or EMPLOYERS ger IN advance yo.r> se<y.
securcc ~ ran@erabe check unn eCrivaeni ren-
cefec Toe irerser OF scoos regulated "a terns
wise pay prcmply or service ne q T. moro shsA
b. emitted % reau Of tne leef PApeT. price - Apply
esry wit! a. psgueusrS Postpsa Rservnce. exchanged
M > WILCOX. ProFsissS
~ General >scict, OF Mec hanic- and Trades
men. Ssuyvessns lus1gie, ~. Broad~sy
LxcrvsEs-iSN
Frcr AsAsSn-Nsufsl Realous between Aaimas-
Moody jan lah 2i.s and .Sih Gii Pm
: W RgDuELn. ND -Phvsicgrotny-On ~ Sigrs 81
.sv Se.ssA act >,cis Escalres-se6rasry "a all Pm
Rev Or BErRJS g-Horar3 ishlstoTy, TfstA ChArac
.er Nc-Feh ~ NfSPM
nor ISsx " EDscS0s-ree corscuusiou ard Frss 10.
.uasrous Of our Cognuy-Feo. lsgh 1iiFM
ices' Library uu ~ JOHN BUNTING chArnsn
~ Liquid Hair Dye. laprov-i ~ 10 color 80
BAR or Whskefs Ire uomcnt a spoiled wiaoat ne tees'
uryii Is snire.Y free from unpleasant odOt sd can %
y Nste VIII Ne s,rOagesi soap tuaneAisy u .gpae.
- shout waiting to 4ry for sac, 90 Arphet a. bArNRsl.
'Ss VIZ Factory. . Nshs nyiSrurh8Su
~ Water rure In~Iitute..-pr rsaLt receives
% provided wilh s-yers bs!Ans rous sone q whlcs
re srpt warm dsy AMI nigh duf,g he GELD ras
,osany establishment a. oy''e' Bay, L WI r.Sesn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

Ma MIsslse-EHish WbitDn ESQ Of Grosop,
ctt1sr Il Eesl.h ard 1scrcron kss 5een uyscrioefy
abseLi ron IA koGss sor sso or sss ~esas hs"s al
,ssn y Fit<sbgEg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

O. DISTRICT COURr-Beiore Judge Betts
Seven s,amea NJ ne ship iliye Indicted charge Of
larceny al ses Ia having ron he cargo and conceal
ed about $500 worth of silks and gcnflemens walking
canes, were brought up d. De anaigned. Mr. Beb-e ap
oeHed or heir behalf -FOUR Of The number gk Charles
N l-r Joshua Lincoln Robert Crane snd Henry bfowh.
Pot m pea ~ guilty with Ieaye 20 offer shdegits ~ pre-
yilus good mitigation Charles Jones plead
loi xul o. and John HAL and John Johnson wers fs
charged he ,rctAuouey having entered, m regard b.
flarn A nolIe uFosequf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

"a TAXING OCT LETTERs PATENT bf ssw In.
4 $1,000 &c Z. H. bAkkfTT,
Agent "a broetysv.
I,vesor. by s~alng ssf n0sss need aOt yssye hoas
,,sre ,bef pktsu<. Government oes - Agsnis 500
sro.srr,fe i5(s~so<.