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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
WANTS.

WANTED-looo agent. To canvass all psr'. Of Amea
w with SINNERS popular works us published Tor fat
Winter trade WHICH be made from = 90 3 per do
From % 20 30 per cont allowed orfair wages paid y
Par ~ he bill car lay good references Call this ds
~ >klNNERs. 100 Broadway upstairs 81 I'm
NkrANTED-Slruauons Tor number q excellent air.
w ana children, recently arrived. free from CITY haa
AID ss-ociaons and !. , 10 os 10Y oegIa,e
Emigration in he Park. No charges. n2in
WANTED Agents Immediately 90 sell svery por
w uar work just published also variety OF p.cioi
WORKS From co 4o0 per fair wages paid By fh
month one agent a maAiu- 8 day. Gail or address
dii Inn - DOW co ia9 Nas-a1-t
XIANTED-A Young si.orney or competent c.-rs
w capable % aAfs CHARGE Of TIE ordinary atomey ,.
Of 7v Office in tbs CITY fair compensation VI
be- given. Address box 1914 PostOhce. - n
NJANTED-Three OF four marble cutters 70 go to O.
w distant city Good carvers and eiierer-, oher
need apply Address L. T at tfis Office. que lE NV
DOATMEN WANTHD-Ou the Delaware and Hud
bison Cans. Tor 1870 The Company are now building
hundred boats which they sell 10 temperate and Or
dls'ri0us men. favorable terms to be employed IN
IRE ghtng coal from HOnesdaie and tawley 10 kondog
and Ney.Yofk The boats are buit TO carry ~ lns 10
tor the year VIII however be only about a. uirs
The will be ,4Cn purchase money for the boat :
Of which must be paid IN each, or good security givei
for payment before ihe let day Of August next
the balance The purchase money viii be received By %
OF per TIP out Of he freight Of the boat TL
freight he present year, VIII be A. follows Fo
nip made Ia DO DAYS from HOue-dLe 90 Roud0ut at tl
OF 90 Ter 1T II day ups 81 cents PEI tl0.
III
cargo a. WI he retained Brl tho end az tie
the laance Of the freight va. be PAID In cash Al The end of
each TIP.
The expense ofunloadne viii not exceed cents per
ign.
The cana is los miles long Tie locks are tended oon
dav ana gtt and trips De made 10 days without
change Of horses. The Company engage 10 supply d.
freight ard l employment for he boat from The openile
ofthe canal 20 The close CATION When boats
loaded a. Hawley ~ miles from Roudo1l he paw WI r
~ proportion to iis,from'H onesdse When boats
CURED to discharge Newiork, the Compsnys steam
boas viii tow them without charge, and a. addiuona
ireiglt ~. be paid 10 that place.
Tie Company are also building a number II scows
tica he' WI $40 each the terms Of pay
eut a. The boats except inai lie nssnenis VIII BE- s5
per TIP.
Application be made personally of by letter 10 the sub
sc er Ct the 0ce Of tie DcaV and Hudson Canal CO
81 Wast New York with reference or recommendation
character and capacity, sit accepted notice VII
be iv 81 when sad where he be executed
MAURICE WURTs President PRO ten
DELAWARE AND HUOsoN CANAL OFFICE.
New York Jan. 1880 ~ In
G. REWARD.-Siolen, abou, me lot Of December
- II - lei ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

y NJ SOLOMON \ CO. u4.- Alll >l-fri hrl-crs, Assay
-rs sweep S1e.ic-s Ad CcErer. g esIs u-lcra-s A.
suoWr s1t,-zuces hAi con--a ~ Above -ie-4s u4 -o
silver S1orcs, al rrcc1-s stones pp-gtf Jew tlfs
sr4 .sers,u.ts sv-eps orrs sIt a. Lsll s.s-ce.
.r.1uG A. ,ae Refinery Refinery . A--s- y. us H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

nR. POWELL. OCCLl>r, RlSg &C as,ro.
Dfom <to esOk. daily - olssSscs u ne eyv And ga
~ S6 Broadway eatrsacc a " Tea-st aefe ca De- hs
his Treasc The Rye s. ca-cn revised and en.Arget
With p,3rsryirc - cc-s also, Is sc-sc ~ Eve a.
Ear foenlsios tyr sTers 0iae Vsoe s1d relieving Gee
ness great variety % bcs srne.al eyes Tor salr
serted ~ C,at rAla of OyVraNcg. - ftM&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

FIRr.--'rhe Bowling alley attached TO the Ma
s,oa House In Ucksst took FIRE yesterday morning. o
about soclock bu, 1t was extinguished with htle da
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

- j. f@x.-,-'--sr c.. al. from o- Fs1e1l'
received f1r -r-s1-t or vs'-i a; ie- residences . i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

II EATHER HOSE Of every description nan1fAc-
lItured Of TIE beet msierAs and constantly on hAnd
SIS Ha6sons sf Easement Of Of Pear AID ChAina
e. - ANasu T. o. 5UCkAAsfEk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
Yours trlly BENJAMIN KiLLMASTER.


INtl here remark ,ASi Nj KlLlMAsrEs a scnt.euisu
hose character i above a. geproGch aid his iesusony e
sehc.cut Cor my purpose show ing who 10 h.aue ~
defeating Ae ends Of justice aud u permitting co.db.ood.
cd nlsrdcrr 70 80 UNPUBLISHED
have, Nessys Kd.sors given is detailed history OF
unpleasant affair ihSt the puhho may ard ssl
are she parties eensg,a5e And PARTICULARLY io LIE Pgrpos
OF vudicsing wvso.ffrom asi newspaper sspersoa.
Noi,rs. &C } 4 GREUN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

*. The small pOx patient at the Flstbush lie.
pltal, who was 90 Ia, elected some two weeks since d.
afn ffed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
SCHOOLS.
FRENCH AND GERMAN TAUGHT

FRENCH AND GERMAN TAUGHT.
~ LEhNESs. Prof of tie French a1t German Lar
EuAges bexs 90 lni0ru as .nerts Gni i-e flo-e nj
De- taz removed io
81 LEOSARD-ST NEAR BROADWAY
al ~ Commune 10 give .essoas ether i-fe or a. ~ u
re-iteLccs . w.
A GERMAN LADY. cutie fam A. y i.h re kns ~
~A4Argusge, wishes 0 place herself .r family p" lrr -
coc mae -er-ei usrll se zcy ~ ne lo-se sl- a.
charge 90 - e. lca0l % ~ ch1rrl SszT noi sFl-t
a. o. ecf a. .1e ccr-y u Ard treatment encr l-lt
WI be g.vea Address ~ ncie, Z. y otce q
t1is paper AMI refer 10 M Il Greeley = -
TEACHER WANTED gentleman eafao.s q.
,asi-- cage u f-lecf schoo. my hear % go
urPcf'lrii- hf -I elaiey ADDRESSING Ac4leL.' IL
- w. y u ia III. aLa -e---c-ce- u =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
mr.. LARMONr, AZ KRApr-ST : :

a. teEi.tg sarr iof ils'er ~ no have lr,-- t-rs
ri-N treecG ca lie osicf s6ysicsEs Young No. - =
ira scrClln sd grscuces n lie A., =.
disease. NIL fuG Dr. Is rccSe Of ires-ssrt s,ng- -
al osheTs Tns>o oui % ne cy wl rs slsrr re-, -.
4, ia trusps1 enc cslt ice receive ICED NJ.
packeA irua casegszlol. cure Warranted or s,.,-,
icfs1ac>i females wlo are Shor1rg under rfespisrs-
bruucM or .f,u c0ds othelWisc. rely "a on -
es, cu7r BY eneoszs ST. tos tas frs1eh Ssnovaszs P
Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

H. FOR sALE-A house and lot 81 by 40 feet in ihe
RI village OF lOLksTs, beautifully sNuAied. within tao
- minutes walk of the Hudson River Railroad Dtpo
very desTahe ocsnon for any gentleman doing business
ia us ely Tie house 70 new usi hnisHg contains al
ROOMS on the principal roof and four s second
hDori hard finished walls throughout maros rnAhtss
gfaee and SID doors "a ts psfOrs all tho necessary
ouhouses for coal washhOuse fences &C &c all snd
10 perfect order For further particulars spply 10 w o
HI NJ Engineers Once ClotOn Aquedgct RotInda Pafs,
y Y tElw.
Sr-. FOR SALE IN TARRYTOWN-A tvo-s;ory
II double dwelling house, containing thirteen rooms a.
DC, cellar and sepa.aie kitchen. Lot ~ BY iD1 lee-
y1rirty Of choice fruit Trees upon IT,
Aso t"osioy dwelling house, containing sight rooms
aD si1e beautiful sceney Ia view. Apply Ia sad ylage
" y zawlm {. I. sEBRISG
o. HARLEM LOTS FOR sALE-Tuo lots On
HI IhHdaV between 10Th and lllst sts Each lot . esf
inches 0nt sLd rear and 80 feet deep. Inquire Il
PETkk PARKS, u Wal.st 6ssement ~ W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

BRooKtYS lNsrITUTE.-Thc following sentlem,
were lss evening elected officers Of this uon for
ensuing year Presid,ai-A Graham, Esq. 1rcar,r
& NJ OcotL ESQ SccsctaypA q Nichols, ESQ iF.t
toys-J Waters Chss Congdon. J w FrOtling ham
Durham, A w Beuson T s. No0doock, 4 Croweli. !.
Pike J Hooker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

BURSs's FEsTIvAL.-This evening this Fcstl,.
Will lake place 81 Fomeys Hotel The prospects are %
viii Do social ami intellectual feast OF DO ordinary chs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

.. FOR -ALE.-rtcse wishing o. make assecton
E; from the block OF touses "a Twenty Thnist -.
" tween Fourth and Lexington avs now DO s. tf
nQuirng Of ; RICHARDSON. ioi TeufnsL a. II Mas
sau-st nj the Office OF A II architect ron n ~ socock
These houses vii have nr-i class fush, with al mod.
arm improvements sad The Price W. nor exceed 20 pres
eni cost og building susl house upon single oi 90 eG1e
value 20 NA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

N rhis sefsflor Seei u asae NOM 81 ts esess -
m tAe world and h enuFe.y Anercan Il = v,arrrn,s =
~ hrr.Fxse ~ returned Prsces A. l,,.
IS he imported. QUINCY DELAPtERRE
MAruhpnsa 81 Jnhnsa \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
FOR CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKETS.
ESS. THE ONLY DIRECT MAIL LINE OF
4.ILAae ST EAMSHIPS FOR CHAOkES.-ThrOugt
Tickets from New-York 10 San Francisco Is
way " Chsgres and PananlA-Fsre Reduced. tn. new
and splendid Mai steamship
EMPIRE CITY,
20,0 ins burden d. WlsOn Commander, will leave fDf
ChAsres direct, from her dock A. Pier Mr. THURsDAf
February 7th a. o'clock.
TIE Empire City viii carry he Z. Mails for the Psci6s
Ma. Steamer
Passengers By TO +. c. viii fad accommodations and
comforts be had any other VII
toe well known steamer SARAH SANDS al Panama
Reduced rsfes u fare o. ChAgres
Afrf SsoOnoniy two behs IN state So a
Forward Saloon, state rooms. IC ~
Lower Nhyll -
IA. the above dine the liable, and have tho
privilege Of the saloon
Storage, found with mattresses and board s.
From Panama ~ San francisco, direct
tft tAyh ~ -
The Second Cabin berhs rooms fully furnish
81 with hair mattresses and bedding
Early application Is necessary choice Of berhs
F0r freight or passage, spply 70
J. HOWARD 4 SON 81 BroadwAy.
Letter bags for his Steamer Will Ia made up the Pos
Office, closing a O'clock NJ Leuers 90 By her sl
be 90 marked u DAWtFeD7ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

{. KEWARD.-Solen, about the let Of December
- - AL from the Office Of the subscrber pocket ~
Surgical instnsmens made ~ Evans. London Gasp sut
Of order ard handles Of Tie knives somewhat broken
Whoever viii return The shall receive me above
ward sad 40 questions asked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
: 0ri,,R IN nm nAI p-HrAnRn--Tl..

NUilth 10 Iub oth y. ~ ~, NJ u he n
EoGs Hair Restorative q u W Isl % Va WDlch =
cusursupd vegetable PASTE = htspg sGphrc daily ~ Mr.
(ALNEkT, agent Al 81 C1Sglnersst OPPOSITE lie Para
Hours kF tne reocP1 Il ed -. from i 10 N Nises
ceeeFssd HE Tonic Cor sale ~ Mr. I. sud sod -
JOHN LANDMARK. 10 Wars, Merchants Exchsnse-
Rt'efenee cal De nsns 10 esies Already performed ~ 81
lCE.-ApP1cs,ion VII be made The Leg 'slAiIre
Not tbs SAie AZ - mex session. fog ser11oa q tee
cssrieg of The EsSen Dspe1saTy Of the CIV 4 New
York. whseh sierSon wi oe N respect bs tine or the
meeting Of he trRssces q said CorPoraeoa Is lsvvv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

lHH FLORIDA lNpIANs-The 81 .4aeas,, h..
49, .. ne tsh inst sAys BY letter nom TAMPA date
S'e sls We car 'aas az lud!Aa BY tie
one Of sam Joaes's principal men was ,ht
al OhSks sinls (eeas CreeS S,siir) ,,ih ,,e..s,
Ssss - ~ eNlSneiogy OF mo MASON WHY tAo Senno
az s w tw'ess ou the lSth ui THIS woad seci
long ss p0sslee" IL. " avn "Ns'-i'es %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
CAIIfORNIA.-Are rarre

co-.sadsl eeiTeen ne to--s o. AN snd : = In
CALIFORNIA; psrces 1rs.rors rt seaelaz f'
y Cahorn4a % ;sr. of lcs- coi ~ 81 -ed - l.s
q weight bv gole - steamer % NAsfvs ~
Feb - rs EuPle en- alc from Panama 20 Sal fTEn
cisco ~ he Ssrsn SANDS sease Ray lrAf % e. ofpo
lenny ~ cGli1g a. SCafhst bssS chez, AZ Stars
fsight psyablc here. UscEesP4cuss-e references s1e
% 60 hCtNs INNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST
1ALIfORNIA GoLD DIST wANTkD-

WANTED-To bay $4,000 Cali0ruis Coz Dgs. e
w WHICH lie Elgtrs rsles WI b. pad, BY D. ? NEs
STIR Aun-st II IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
To LET AND FOR SALE.

To IET-The secoa3. t4ira oarth iah AID s-Nih
N s.es d ne siores - All So Brus1wsT. corner 81
~ NIta-st BENZ :rxe.her 60 ~ 80 feet Ao fhe esse
-a-. ~ rsusvel .t'e hv Hvas pacrri L.lilnsfcrs
sns -r4hirz ne l,sfor Of ihc Easement there :
tksv-.e slh aAsenrut Zl1er ne vlo.c nsld-n- Aat
49,. - re ef rler or il pc.rnrs 'o slf sr-icA9s
E4fw A--lr 20 " 3 LAWRENCE a. VAS
e. Tn - M Possession gwen u1eiiaf.iy. '..
- .rselasls a. w. slie1 ScfrN kooin, ~ ov = re-
- eresr ra- Olvr Branch Barus, tllrch corner ~
Mstis0' sri Mon g1uerf-s.s llg4-r @ vtLnf.A
SMITH. g. C-an.,, Or = HENRY ESLER - Nd
s.1r-sf - w.
IT To IET-H11se SIS Broslwsr % 20 AT furniture
e: t'r sac Fo---ssol gwen On 81 tcorufF- ArfN
- rn t1e FIeri.ses - 81
g. BOW ERN BANK cc-rcr ot-cs %. -
u. ttss1rrt .i .. Bowers Btrs rf Beng fflN to-
-@ riHe .o-ru- ..r- Al f-,..-s~re Carrrsrs Ilf 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
NACQN AND WESTERN nAiLRo,n IN

WA dtesaed u So Per s6sre sss 49, 5s',lp 10
capital s'cs q sis ConPanN, payabe on DE "a ~ y,
next al te once ~ the CCis yany IN N.sS, >leei,
Bank OF me STATE c New.IoEk N 4 cifv ~ ~ d'
otFls S.gnet n TAYLOR -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

COMMISSION on CLAIMS AGAINST MGXICO-
Wa,ttssoa Jan q lsSo-The Board met prrsuan, % q.
oummeat Present AL The members The memorial &
fslrek h Hayes and Charles Jaudoa administrators
Thomas HAYES deceased claiming or services haug g.
sea ard gazing Mexican public vessel the Ten,
vac, a@Aas the Nsnsngtcn,' beng taken up FOR
eiAon together wih the proeis and documents oonnece
iefewlttt the Board came 10 opinion ha the clan
soresaii % not Nsd ard The accordingly not
bowed. TIE two several memorials OF Rotefck 7 H..
kno0'asm ard OF David Hull claiming lor loss and mpfs
Rneot ne ioFmeT as psssengeI, Tie latter
Oh oeAa NE schooner Casinp.on captured BY MeNca
sqeaarpa N Apn. ISL being taken up Coz CONSIDER
uoN toseAeF With the pyoNls and documents ccunecl,
.esewhn te soSrd came 10 opaou ;Asi the sA3 cls
SO Nena and iAc Same arc accordingly Allowed, o.,
sOant 10 Pe swaed subject - the flgrv seton o.. a..
"'~a AalesEned eas.l a, nofrosy a n oc.Oek a Nj.
l. -ll.-.Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
y l3n--r. ANn hru.AX. PROPERrN

~ t3D-~T. MD bTII-AN. PROPERTY =
NJ FOR SALE-2 gool az Wei bust dwelling house,.
- Ae sou.A SIZE Of Sl-si Of and next 70 'ae
Sixih-av
90 house nexi 20 The above ne southwest Of
Twer;y-thiTdst s1d S.Xii-av with Two s;ores ile
avenue
DO next TO tie above on he sveu4e with Cru-
ron water .n a. ile buildings ol every dccr.
For price snt terms apply 20 JOIN 3 Olgede.n Baker
corner ~ Twenty -niuth-st and SNtl-1F or 20
REYNOLDS x VAN SCHAlCK
"a Nv d Nassau-.f Ii door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

~ % r Jackson. tlg me
90 cnsi0- rr- concern. OFFER he sNoFc rrcrrrrr
upo1 terms fich he -resi.y % he ir'usCsi 81,
purchasers lesrng such properly Toe properly cor,ls''
e. rl cDCa.r-g eve s-'s "a i.sclnefy prcre
~ By rarker Cssi Iron Wafer fsr deemed % te he
best ve, invented i1T rs purpose. r n E1oi -rt on
ui 7. nschi~e shor a. wpl supplied ~ .tA rerus
nruf 81 E1ultSnf s1ppy 90 Ns-er WOOD hesss. g-
house tye house sld o er cut buildings. Are toari
s-rse slf sufficient number OF roc dwell hcuses f'r
he rrce.sarv wogkmel and iheii iales ur SAL Nh The
v1c.s prem CONTAIN about - acres o land, s.-us.e
north o. the tc1rfslirE nj CtrenUVia. fa
Pa-k Road leading from sal village ID he Efe Cana
And tie Railroad. ard shout Ten niles fo,u he same ami
lss g. siysltanges 81 rich surrounding wV0 grow
NJ srt grsrng -oui'ry u lie properly shs not De
.od private sa.- r W. Re sof A. pubic auction q he
L.1cs House ~ the Village cf Carenovla ca ednes
isy. tie j., cd Nav reN- A. 20 O'Clock, 4 VI
0aed CszenOviA Jan T. 1850
r T CLARKE
~ Sw = o. ArMO GOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

AccIpEST--On Wednesday night, al the corn,
- White a. aud Broadway, man named Larku. resio
10 Wet Threenth-st was tnpped up By some loose ll
ging and received dislOceon Of the Hnce and some
Gus eoniusions lie was taken the Surgery Of Doc
Ciark Of WalkeTst who passing al the time aud
vsd him the necessary medical attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
PHILADELPHIA
STEAM NAVIGATION co.

hILhhEiC oIEAAn hAVIdATiOH w.
T. ; MAIL STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA.
FOh CHksLEsTOs, . 4.
~fSS, TO SAIL WEDNESDAY, sob las.--Ths
4.aI.-~~r new gnd - end!d steamship PHiLADkL-
~PHiA. J. Gallagher. Commander, vi. p5sitivo.
y "wednesday, he %h Inst al 10 0e!ocS A ~ from
lie Compaays wharf foot Of Lombard q
The accommodations q he PHILADELPHIA are ~.
surpassed By any yet )gl and bannk t~Osds
ever marine engines VI gfesf strengA and power fud
may be placed upon Dor 0r ssfety speed sad
fort
Passengers ioE hAyaIs, -s.lng N be PHILADELPHIA
above, wall laSe ihs ISABEL a Charleston,
which leaves ne lst FEB
Psssengers fOf S-W-Oresns, sailing IN The PHILADEL.
PhlA, lake ard rO1e Charleston, Aal proceed
directly q. EAIEs o. FAEE
CsDin pssssge, State Room W
"
CABIN passage from Charleston Havana ...........
No freight received o. day o. sailing
Al usSss lof passage must be procured al the COnps
nYs Once N South Whsryes foot u Lombar5-st
rLL JOHN L LINTON, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

4 rrKst ANCk Order o The Surrogate o To C0aay n
tNev f0. uot~ hereby ven f1 ct ars0n. hs fsnr aiss
EIiLAhfflt AN STONY e ID The ~ o Nes fuk dceeei
pfn fi- vouchers thereof % no subscriber be
the ~ New fork. hefs ~
twenty Msrb neItDstei Nee fok, ts~aJ sst ds
oi september. lstl nENAlAH q. SIOhLs, Atmn-t'atpf
D IsNHtns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

COsGrsrIoS or THE LUNGs.-Au inquest -
held Yesterday AT the house 2t5 Thirteenth the bod,
Amelia Waugh nat We of England y yeHs OF ace.
was found dead 10 hes Ia Suing posture on W o
dny afternoon. post mOfiem examination was held FOL-
the heart found much enlarged and the lungs sc
both congesied verdict rendered OF death be-
.esliOn Of the iungs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS % caring Rse-.
L aa-sr. Dr. -lKNkE ARE q ha1su. waTra-'s fe
cure Rheuu1Ai. a or no pay A. - W. - ie--l 81 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

ARREST ToR GRAND LAncESY A black fe'lo,
named VIM HI was taken into custody yesterday charg'
with stealing gold wa'cb, chain and pencil valued
eg3 So the property Of Miss Annie Ward coiofed iaf
residing al 10 Lnurenss The accused stated that Ann
gave the srclss him. but ibis she denied, and swofo
.he saw him steal tasm He was lOcsbd up for trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

The. CoNGAREE Is. C.) RAcEs.-The races
over this Course commenced yesterday, with a
pretty fair attendance of visiters Few persons
among the uninitated expected anything extraordi.
nary in the way of SPORT but even the knowing
ones were at fault. The entries were Cant. liaeJ;
four year old, by Monarch, and Rosaiie, by Bos
ton, seven years old. AT the signal, the horse,
came up to the stand in good trim; both supposed
to be in top condition. AT the tap of the drum
away they went-Miner having the track and tn,
advantage OF a length or more. Before the frs
quarter Rosale swept past, and it remained loci
and gap alternately until the last mile. On the
last quarter the contest became most exciting, a.
the horse showed determination to contest The
heat. The rider seemed to have him in hand anc
the struggle became breathessly exciting-botl
coming home nose and nose. 1t was declared q
broken heat. Time, 552.
As large odds were taken on Rosalie, a revulsion
followed, and attention drawn to the Captain
whose galiantry admirers. The second heat
came on, which, after being well contested, re-
suited in favor OF Miner. Time, J:491.
The third was with more ease and estab-
lished for this horse reputation which will attract
attention in the sporting world. The mare was
thought in bad condition, and exhibited signs oil
failing during the second heat when judges thought
she would have been withdrawn had her owner
been CoitmbiG South CaroiiHian, 14th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26
THE TREASURE SEEKER,

Sick at heart, and lank in purse,
| dragged my snake-like length along;
Want is mans reprOaeh and curse,
And gold is biss-thns ran my song.
So, 10 end my woes and pains,
A treasure-crock went to roll up;
Stuck the sharp steel III my veins,
And signed the bond that gave my soul up.
Magic circles then drew,
And flaming hierogyphics there;
Herbs and bones together threw,
And spake the lucantatlon prayer.
Storms We're blackening ndnght's face,
But fulfilled each goddess duty;
Standing BY the marked-out place,
sank my spade to dig the booty.
Twelve O'Clock! Lo from afar,
Advancing swiftly through the darkling
Midnight mist, marked star
Most lumn0usy and sparkling.
Wonder OyerpoweFed my soul;
Then brighter flashed the heavenly flood,
And in bis hand ghttering bowl,
A beauteous boy before me stood.
Mildly CLEANED his eyes flight;
With richest wreaths his brows were crowned :
Haloed by the liquid bright,
He stepped within the circles bound
Fnendhy he bade me taste
And then thought this child so far,
Light begirt and mildnes graced,
Hath surely scarce demons anl
Drink at IAe's up gushing wells
Thus dost thou learn the maitler science
Scon these paltry spectre spells,
And bid thy nightmare cares defiance;
Spend no more thy spirits here,
But MONDAY tasks and evening pleasures,
Week. days labor, Sunday 5 cheer
Bethess thy charm 10 conjure treasures !"
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