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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-21
Just Rebulre.
The following is part Of spirited letter
from Canada, in the American Baptist:

Day of freedoms highest jy.
Oh speed thy way;
Day when tyrants can't alloy,
Haste thee, we pray.
The above prayer will be uttered by ev-
cry lover of God and his race who either
sees or hears of the suffering condition of
this distressed people-distress brought on
by he enactment of that Internal BILL Of
denominations, called "the fugitive slave
bill"
It's power has broken up hundreds of
worthy colored families, who were doing
well in the United States, making COM
Portable living; enjoying religious priui-
leges, and educating their chlldren-com-
polling them to flee for liberty and life, and
to seek an asylum, at this unprOpitiOus sea-
son, in this cold and wild region, where
they can do but littl, at present to help
themselves, and 10 be deprived of other de-
srabe advantages. Americans, talk no
more of Austrian expressions to as, Hun
garians are free,
Oppression, everywhere, and under all
circumstances, is wrong, and should he
spoken against at all times, by all people.
Rnt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-21
THE FREEMAN.
BY y. p THOMPSON.

~ All communications to the Freeman,
whether IN husiln.s of The paper ~ ior pnblica-
ton. should be addressed, post paid 10 the Ed
itOr.
ITS. NJ. PErrEyeILL No 10 State Street,
B ,stnn, is mIr anthorze! Agent 10 receive sub
scriptuns and advertising for tins paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-21

TUESDAY, Nov. ~, P. NJ.
Resolutions. BY Mr. " sron, that the concur
rent resolution fixing upon Wednesday morning
o'clock for the final adjournment be rescinded
and that both houses be adjourned at & u. IN.
THURSDAY adopted. From the House that the
State Librarian.procure to be kept in the Libra
nv FOR the use OF the members Ut OF the Legislature,
copies of the reports Of the decisions in the cir
cult and supreme courts of the U. S. to com. on
finance.
Reports. By Mr. Seymour from com, on fin
ance, against house bill relating 10 salaries and
ices, giving the officers in both houses the same
pay that members have, third reading refus
ed.
By Mr. Parker, from road com. in favor of
House bill relating to Southern Vermont R R
co., relating to the fencing Of railroads, both pas
sell.
BY Mr. Seymour from CON- on finance against
House bill taxing R Il stock Of non-r ,sidents,
rejected II to 4
BY Mr. Crowley from select com. in favor OF
House bill to incorporate the r Hotel co. On
motion Of Mr. Thomas it was so amended that
no debts can be contracted by the company un'
til $4,000 of the capital stock be paid in, and
on motion of Mr. Colburn it was further amend
ed, making the property of the stockholders LA
Bile for the debts Of the company, Sd reading re-
fused
BY Mr. Mclean from select com. in favor Of
bin TO incorporate st. Johlsbury House co..
Mr. Thomas moved to amend so that no debts be
contracted by the co, till $1,000 of the capital
stock be paid in, agreed to. proposition to a.
mend by Mr. Colburn similar TO the one propos.
cd to the previous bill ives rejected IS to 5, and
the bill was ordered to Sd reading Is to II and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-21


Senate b Il WINS called up, Incorporating tho
Vermont North Eastern Railroad Company
passed.
The bill assessing tax on Essex Co., was re-
turned from the Senate with amendments con-
Cured in.
Mr. Vail moved reconsideration of the vote
on the bill relating to the exchange of reports
and Legislative documents agreed to and the
bill passed.
The bill relating to the fencing of railroads
was returned from the Senate with amendments
concuried.
EngroSsed Bill. In alteration of chap. 10i
R 5 reatlnp to salaries and fees of Assistan
Judges passed
Reports Of COMMITTEES. BY Committee on Ed
ucaIlon, IN favor OF Senate bill relating to com
mon schools; teachers wages shall be pad By
tax on grand list, &C.; passed.
| By the Judiciary Committee in favor Of Sen
ate bill fixing boundary line between Whining
ton and Searsburgh passed.
The select committee to whom was referred
the resolution relating to the detached militia
reported and recommended the adoption of The
following resolution; That the Secretary o
State procure and deposit IN his Office the mus
| Ter rolls OF tue iillltlt Vi NeTIOht WIN soIFCe
in the last war with Great Britain which was
adopted
Senate bill was called up, relating to the
school fund.- distributing debts due the old
school fund and for pedlers' old licenses to the
several colleges and universities. Mr. johnson
offered an amendment, distributing this money
to schouI.disrcts. Discussed by Messrs Gale
Horton and Bartlett in favor, by Messrs. Field,
Everts GrOndy and Leavenworth in opposition
adopted, yeas 143 nays 81 third reading order
ed The question was then REQUIRED upon the
passage OF The bill. 1t was discussed by Messrs'
Val and Miller in opposition; passed, yeas III,
nays "a. Also, biz IN amendment of and act
Incorporating the Rutland and Whitehall Rail
:Oa'l CO. Mr. Kellogg moved an amendment
II was discussed by the mover in favor, and by
Messrs Head, Vail, Dewey and BOwdish in OPP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
MEDICINES
TEN THOUSAND CURES.
AND NOT a SINGLE vaH-c

nR hASIlnGss COMPOUND sYRUPOsNxpru.
~ eeleorIed thro1ehout both conupents FOR a.
enres o. Consa1 peo" Asthma Decline. sps,f.rs ~ -
Night swess heut hsssthing, COus ha coda s.S n
diseases Of the chest and lQnxs ~ AZ
ls effect upon the sysien 10 mild and ,ooshf,, ., Al,
lime eeftsin and efcaeous; rarely f.nnx 10 80
relief upon the hrs application, and by r-p~silny a, ~
times a permanent cure 10 effected 70"
The proprietor. therefore, not ony recon s ,A
syrup bat rayrdn IL % euysi He warrants A 10 A., a.,
hs ehylA. and parity 1.-THE warrants 20 remove an I'm,
pednents which retard tbs free cclkon o. the oos
he WARRANTS TO open the Internal and eternal pores n,
The body and eject all the obnoxious particle. which have
accumulated In The system he ~srsns Il neysr-faal-
tag remedy In
CURING DISEASED LUNGS
Hectic Fever Night S~ents. Dyspepsia Live, Conn
PAN IN the Chee and Asthma; spc he n TO ar.
rest the formation of mbecl,s 10 N, lungs apd to beal
those already formed that persons 10 ConE npfior
may take with the most positive confidence % cnre
for ts CREST seal OF seton 10 the LuSGs which psA<ds
n al dUeegas, purifying them of everything obooxoas In
rs progress scd which n applied according TO directions
II cannot fail TO leave In perfectly heahv esndiron
Dr. Hsstngss Com pound Syrup Of Nspha Is highly re-
commended By the medical profession Thai enlneni ply.
sician, DR. Mott Of Ne~YoFk, that as punnon'c
remedy cannot be too highy praised" Dr. Arnold. OF
the Marie Hospital Savannah; Dr. Ware, II Liverpool
England Dr. williamson, OF Manchester, England: DIR.
Boyd OF Lancaster; Dr. Hamilton Of Bath ana those eu
nent English pubncsuocs The London Laos the Medical
Journal and brahpdifes RSfrospect All accord 10 N The
most convincing eerahcstes Of i vines Ia this country
IL has been used with disiip guished success
None genuine Without the written sigus,are OF NJ. y
HARRISON on the warner Price II per bottle or six
bottles for IS Principal Office, I54 Gr-euwich Of NY
Sold In Newark by X Van Buskirk, In Albany. bx &
Frohin CHAM; in Bosou by Reddiug Co In Philaael-
phia, by Zeiber Co Tnrds below Chesuut aud In Bal
tmore by 4. HaBce
sold 10 Sew.Yofk BY NJ Gulon, IN Bowery; H. l.
sanders SIS Bowery John B. Doda, III Brosdwsy, and
SoS Hudsou-sl wy2 luSTukThf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
sias- c,p,-,. 81 ~, =, ,er ioI-sT pr 10
THE WING ALMANAC FOR 1850

Sl,HIS ANNUAL has been prepared viii sTeaI
l ACCURACY, and 10 presented 10 the Public 40 cheap
reahle and lucid summary Of the Political History Of h'
rimes II contains noIhlng Of partisan chsrseef bu
n e1hibi, Of the Election. Of ls4s the doing, Of Con
kress a last Session the Mileage EITose the Evrru
Of ls4s Europe List OF the Presidents Cabinet Member
Of the present Congress- Governors Of The states &c nc
CoSrEsrs.-Aress Of the United STATES; Asuonomics
stansucs; Branch Mint-GoA Coinage; British Cabinea
Calendar Tor Portland, BOson New-York Phlsdelphis
Washington. Rsietgh, Charleston and Sew-Oresnsi Ca
sbrn.s and Nex-nexico; Chronological Tables; Compep
ssoD Of Congrsssmen: Congress- Sstsucs OF Congresi
asst OF Eehpses; Economy In the Pubic Expend
States Election OF President by the People Election Re
Europe In Bfs Finances Of United States and Orss
Bntsin Foggng In the Navy; Government " be UnltsS
States, Government Supplies Governor and stale Cap
Als Hgh-Wsler NJ New-Yort Boston. Phlacrphih ene
Charleston Home Department; House Of Repres-u's
dves u s house Mileage, Inaugural Addre. Of Pres
denI TsysoT; Jewish Calendar; Law Reforms Mileage y
Congress- Military Mileage; Ministers and ConsA5
sbrusd Ministers 81 FOrrign COurts; Mohknnirdsb "a
sndA; Moons pl4er. Naval Prze- hOu-y-Tem Pcfsnee
Naval PunishrieDu lsts Nsvsl supplies and Pobey
Ofo-rs and Offices created PAnzms llsthmos) Railway
Population Of Sz,es PostageRsI-s Foreign and Oomes
&C. Postal Reform, Presidential Vote, 1873, ke- rre
1uets, Aggregate; Public Lads; Railways and Caha1
srross North America Recruiting for the Army hsvenn'
~ 81 COLLECTION, senate Of the United siaies se1sh
and Rejection Supreme Court U. s; Tide Table Lel
rage and shipping Tribunals tor Claims against ne UnifS
II The Union.
Election Rstarns carefully made Up for The Whis Aims
-. r"n Maine, Notwithstanding, vermont hsssen-
renesy lv.nA, Maryland, Virginia NOrIh-CarohnA Al..
nS nnsassippL LouisisDa, rexsA Arksnssa Icpn-ssss
sonsin Iit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.
AYREs CHERRY PICTORIAL

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss,
BRONCHITIS, HOPPING COUGH, GROUP


BRONCHITIS, HOPPING COUGH, GROUP,
ASTHMA, aud COSSUNPfION
'tNHE UNIFORM SUCCESS witch has attended the
use Of this preparation its sanitary efs power
relieve and cure affections of the lBBgs gained
ceieorty eqnsled by no other msd'cae We Offer II to
tue Afflicted with entire confidence It's vrtues and the
fo benrf mat II will subdue and the sevefest At
taeas OF disease upon the throat and lungs While IL 10
powerful remedial agent 10 the desperate and almost
hopeless cases OF consumption, Il Ia xso IN dimnishrd
doses Of The mdest aud agreeable family
cnes for common coughs and colds Read below he oop
ion Of men who known the world and mo world
respect their opinions
From Professor Hitchcock
JAMES C. AYER-Str' have used your Cherry Pecto-
ra In my OF deep seated Bronehius and sat
is6ed from its chemical constitution that Il 10 I'D srsbe
compound for the relief OF lan and bronchial dlc u
Ties IL my opinion to ls superior character be OF
ary service you liberty you think proper
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LID.
Pres dent Of Amherst College.
From Benz Sliman, MD. LID. etc.
Professor Of Chemistry, Mneraogy, &c. Yale College,
Member of the Lii Hist Med. Phil aud Scis nuhc Socie
ties Of America and Europe.
deem the Cherry PecOral an admirable composition
Of the beat articles 10 the Matera Medica and
effective remedy for the class OF diseases IL Intended
to cure
NewHaveu, Conn Nov. I, 1919
Prof Cleaveland, OF Bowdon College, Me
Writes witnessed the es~ts OF your Cherry Pee.
ora In my family and that OF my fieuds and gives
satisfaction state 10 lie favor that medicine have
known has proved 90 emnenty successful In curing
diseases.
Sold by RUSHTON CLARK co. ITO snd ~ Broad
way; T ID. SMITH, Brooklyn; J. ID. NOVEL;, Williams
burgh, and by druggists GENERALLY. sis swTuTh&Sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15

ROBBERY oY The CossEcrIcUr RIVER BAsK
AsD RECOVERY OF The MosEY.-The Connect.
cut River Bank at CharlestIwn, N. n YVES entered
on Tuesday night last, and robbed OF 81, $50 viz:
$500 In gold Gin mostly American; 9 800 10
silver; 5000 IN bills Of the Connecticut River
Back; $500 In bills of the Claremont Bans and
$3.50 in bills OF other banks. The door OF the
banking room was opened by means Of false keys,
as was also the outer door ofthe safe: bat guDpow
der was successfully applied to the inner iron door
81 the safe. Since the above was in type. We l. arm
that about O'Clock yesterday morning, Mr.. Gee,
of Marlboro n. Il found in the road at Marlow,
twenty miles from CHARLIE town, horse and buggy
standing, without being in the care Of any person.
MIR Gee took the horse TO the side Of the road. and
tying him r. the fence, left him Shortly RAer,
brother OF Mr.. Gee went to the buggy, and found
therein all the money stolen from the Bank togeth-
er with lot OF burglars tools and several articles
Of ladies' wearing APPAREL also, a buffalo robe
marked. ) Barton. Jr Deputy Sheriff Stebbn',
Gov. Hubbard, President OF the Bank and Mr..
George Alcott the Cashier were soon at the pls CO.
and took possession Of the property with the ex-
ception OF the horse and buggy, which are in the
keeping OF Mr. Gee at NARROW The superstition
IT, that from some cause the robbers became alarm
ed and preferrlng 10 male sure Of their liberty to
the risk Of detection and Imprisonment took TO
their heels, leaving their punder and effected their
escape. Boston Journal.
CP' WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN. Esq, one of the
oliest pioneers of Western New York, died at
B nRamton on the l2th inst. at the age Of 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
JULY DIVIDEND.
yUIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND.-

INTENDING LIFE As,URERS are respectfully invited
lto compare the prnetes rates and whole provisions OF
the .-.-....-x. .o,.o.y,
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
with those OF any existing Company This institution De
ing MI rUAL SOCIETY the rhote 81 ne p'qhs oe'opg
same tune exempt from personal abity IL clslms sups
riority over other Companies In the following particulars
OF all asses ID accufaied adjustment OF Tue
rates OF premium 81 The principe OF division secures
10 the Insurers themselves all N, profits hch JOINT Stock
and Nred Coupapies have found to be exceedingly ocra
live 4lh PREMIUMS for mercantile purposes greatly re-
dueed. 5h Persons making inmefiafe dppheItioH VIII
pSticipale 10 the JULY DIVIDEND
DfREcroRs Abbott Lawrence, Henry Croker, Danlei
sharp Jr Elisha PrtL Walter Hastings horsno harris
EIra White. George Collins John D Lang Charles
Jones Joseph II. Williams George Dudley
BOARD OF FINANCE Franklin Hsvep, President Mer'
chan.. Bank BosU1; Thomas Thacher Merchant Boston;
Reuel Wiliam. me President Ketbtbee Railroad
JUDD Il HOLLIsTER AR'ls 81 Waist Ja1neey Court
C. r. GILMAN ID Medical Examiner.
Perits granted fIr Sea Voyages Foreign Residences
or in The Teritoes Of the United States -8 aw5tisSat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15

NEW ENGLAND
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW-HAVEN, CONN
Capital $50 900.
HORSES, CATTLE, &c. Insured against death ~
L Idiscase or accident
DIRECTORS
Allied Ed wards J. 81. Andruss, J. l.. Taylor.
K 2. Mason, J. w. Valentne.
A. EDWARDS, President
C C PRfscE, Secretary
CHAs WILLS Inspector.
Applications for insurance received al the Agency Once
81 Wall a. N. Y. snd by
J. L. TAYLOR Brooklyn, l.. !.
MI lmeOd' HENRY PAYsON, Whlamsburgh,
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LIFE INSURANCE AND

SAVINGS BANK COMBI NED:
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COhrANi
Office n W1l.st
Guaranteed Cdsh Capital 10000,
This coupanv beside usual Insurance Tor tcrm OF
or The whole and the granug OF uines sLo
endowments Will issue policies for any sum not exceed
in nO0 osyabe st Of 49, 80 90 the
les Insured or In " death before arriving al one OF
Hose sges payable their heis or hs means
Heath aud also for themselves In the event Of misfortune
sickness or disability from age should they survive 10
.uraDce nav be made either with without partic
oalion IN he profits the premium being proporuonsbJ
less 10 the izter
The Charter OF the Company provides that should Ia
Iqaraneed capital shove from any whstever, be
Impaired The stoc holders shall Immediately make good
FREDERICK SHELDON, President
J. EaDIE, Jr Secretary
JOHS STEWART, ActuAry.
Prosp-cuses with and every Information, can Dc
mad AT The Office a WalLst my20 eodlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
1STdONY }. BLEECKEk AueronseI
nguRmpTOKY SALE or FOUf fHOUsAhl

RIII.DINO LOTS and valuable Warf fiVns,
de own OF Dunkk Chsusuqre Go a ne OF
he Eris Railroad Sale 70 be psabe al we q
-h.r1a IN Inc civ Of NewYoTk By order OF Enseeh
H-ytns and Cbaies King, Esqs Trustets..AnIhOnI
/ BLEECKER vii seil si snetion On ~EDnEsDAi
yt.5sh N lime Is5O Al II O'clock, % he herchsrn
Fxrasags the following yslusbe property, srs In ne
towp on Dunkrk, Chsulsuqne Co; sisie o. Hew'fors
y order Of trustees about 100 oullaing o 10 ssIe
n ne bsTbor The sale OF he whole u which viii be AZ
sours spt unreseryed The best htddefs LbosrsFh
4. of he property be obsined OF The enciooeer
Rrsst ooe month before the sale IS per cert OF he pur
ss. money can retnzin bond snd mortgage for y,t
a Der cent per Annun D1nhk being tbs terminus o ne
gde Railroad and lie harbor the finest on be Lsse thi'
property oders greet indaeenen.so buyers re sale VII
Sc eonhp1ed daily until ne whole property 10 cold -,
uyla22 a y n sos 57l0l2s Nllel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
NEW n1ARKET.

s,HE SUBSCRIBER IAses his method Of informing M
public hal be nss opened Q new Meat shop, Hl cas-,
ade Of Thirc-sy. between Tventy6hb and Twenty s1u
m f1rnsbng the bezt OF every hind q
neal m s-sson determined hal Dolhing shall DO vsn
az 90 his psri 70 give entire ssrs'scffos
Also, The psce Bsof calyea Sheep sod LsnDs
Il wholesale on fair serms for cAsh CO q Ihe IsnShie
,ooss h Twenty oursst between eeeobd and Third avs
nyle In MChOLAs hfEksoH'
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1890 f,UanDsSs rtboOs> WHOA, Con-
MI ..Stenr-l s~l Whtlork. Principal AIrsr gements
- r.ss for the sero nu.ccsion 81 few pur's %
his institution, pDn o@'ii ro~ sboot nhJ NJ W rec
~b.,I 10 ibe ccuair N safety tbrms-v~s Of ihs pdpse
u,-ots sns vbeh ibs seheos ossrs can D.
~5.tsd sphczt Officially ~ he OF ne New yorh src
sew Hs~pn rsifos6. winch psss ssyoesb korwsk 10
oa.nsly evey day. FOR psrtcun hfosDsuon p~ssr sse
rrruls,s eth usmes ~ psiroos obtsfred ss bfosa
wsy 70 Bovtry, 7st Chatham Of, New fOfs. Jeii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
ANTHONY j. BLEECKEB, Auctioueer
r ARGE AND PEREMPfORY SALE ~ 400

i A VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS in THE FiLbAob
or ASTORIA Long IslsDd, At Auction
ANTHONY BLEECKER will sell 81 sucnon on
TUEe DAY June l8 $780, at ~ 1eloch, a. 100 Real Estate
sales Room, Broads the following valuable properly
VIZ -. .es ..,,.hl. h,us,.. io,.
In The Village o. Astoria Long Island bisatfnly situated
ON Broadway Ridge and Caela ss and on The Crescent
First secord and Thrd avenues Tbs plot o. GROUND
formed by the LOIS Of he most desirable for
building purposes the Village Of Astoria having com
nandpg view overlooking Hsllefs Cove and the Long l
nd sound Some Of the above lots viii be sold 10 lots Of
from one scres most eigibly situated I country
This sale oeers opportunities for ANAL capital
be posiive-evey Let up win bo sold without reserve
10 Tho big heat bidder The Of sale will be very
CON snOdsiing the purchasers Lbographc maps and
riher particulars be obiained 81 tho Aucioneer,
Bfosdst - - 49,
VILLA SITES AT ASTORIA, LII
VILLA SITES Al ASTORIA L. LIN the new Crescent 70
Gently laid IS poD each ll0 feet front by 500 10 oo
depth eIsvssd ground Of good sol for fardenog and
Commanding excessive views every direction In beauty
Of prospect they be surpassed and they are OF az
easy Dusit the upper part Of he city Yam
lies DESTROYS OF forming select neighborhoods among mem
nay BY early application before ne public sale 90
h- 18th select and contguous pots "a e
In coz siderson Of improving them Immediately uspy
number odsr will be taken 10 nsss so nsxnoofh""'
select desirable. LA =. L. =,
Maps and views Of the proposed buildings can De ZEE
The auction Of A J. Bleeeke, bfoso 81 NJ IT,. ~
board the steamers Astoria and Warrington nsnk nynf
10 The Village OF Astoria, IN which the properly 90
person viii be 90 The ground every day 70 snow so ~"
and give snv Information desired yeI< us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
INSURANCE.
MAY REPORT

Total number issued ........'..:. 10y 800
Dividends aoca,ed Annually Dividend i1r 100, % per
..nt JAMES GOODWIN, President
EBESEzER FLOWER Vice President
GEoReER PHELPS, Secretary.
Tie Script Certificates OF lS47 will be redeemed by order
ofhe Directors presentation at the Agency, 81 Wa-st
opposite the Merchants Exchange
~ w. s. DUNHAM, Agent
Rs KrssAs, NJ D. Medical Examiner, at the office daily
from 20 O'Clock. Jei siosIuGoaI
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s. DRAPER, JI AueuoRee,:
GALE OF CANNON AND SMALL ARMS AZ

STHE NAVY YARD BROOKLYN.-HAGGEkTY
DRAPER 4 JONES win sel al public suction, Al The u
s. Navy Yard Brooklyn, 90 SATURDAY, June 10 al I.
lock no )u the following cannon, carouades and smaj
arms viz Csnnon-3 long 42pounders ~ long Szs q.
IOng 2is 81 oog lss IS long he; 80 long s long De-
ss iss and 6-pounder gunnades 1inch and leincb
n0Iars swiyes 295 boarding caps 100 dnl nuskeS a.,
pistols IZ3 cu,assss 81 Cors nfes Colrs pistols
% vie Knife pistols fes blurderbusses Terms cash
rhs above TO be removed from the Yard a. coon alter n
al he Carnnandant Of the Ysrd may direct. myN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
&c KEMP, AGcuoneer.
I ARGE AND SPECIAL SALE or ROSE ~

IL W0oD, MAHOGANY, AVID BLACK WALNUT
FURNITURE, al Auction, THIS DAY. tThursdsy) al
10 o'clock saeroom $50 Broadway, without reserve, by
catalogue X c. KEMP will se a. above large assori-
ment OF Rosewood Mahogany, and Walnut Furniture viz
Carved Rosewood Psor furniture en- snie csnsistng OF
sofs Easy and Parlor Chairs Carved Rosewood BOOK
csses Carved Rosewood Gothic Bedsesds, Carved Ma
hogany Spring Psrlor Chair; Carved and Plain Ma
hogany Bedseads do Bureaus with and without marble
Iops; Exten sion Dining Work, Fancy and Sofa Tables
Marble Top Rosewood and Mahogany Center Tables
Walnut CaDe-sest Cbsrs; Hair msiuass ranssses Car
pet China Ware, &c nc o..
Piano Fortes Al u o'clock. very superior Carved
Rosew God ca and Piano Fortss fully warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
MIGRANTS.

THE BARTHOLOMEW PATENT sELF.ACTiN0
HYDRANrs are strong, dursbe, simple IN corstrue-
ton and liable get Of order n ef running
broken carelessly by ehdreuwon burst pipe are resp
y repaired Without digging up not liable 10 freeze, and
last long the common cedar hydrsni Hts double by
drans for two yards and but ile Than
ths old kind Fou' 10 i've yesrs general OF ihese by
drsnts have shown them 10 be the economical and do
rsbe 10 They warranted TO work well For sale
by the Plumbers gener.y. Factory "a Marion Of above
Prince Violations Of this patent by making, selling or
using will not he allowed. jeil 3nwswf
NOTICE.-The Seed Business conducted by the lsto
VThOmas bridg eman, will be- continued under the
Of BRIDGEMAN BROTHERS. ct fhs old stand, $40
Broadway, cor. Eighieen:h-st JOSEPH BRIDGbMAN,
who has the for years Will
attend IL customers ususl aud authorized 10 receive
aud collect a debts dur The establishment
ALFRED BRlDGEMAN lrn..,.
i.i2 2aw3ms ANDREW BRfOGEhAN,1 HAse"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15

nR. RICHAROsON'S sYRUP.-One ofthe bee,
Dremedes Of the DR. Richardson's Syrup for cho-
era cholers morbus and and pain 10 tho
stomach.
Sold at Dr. Trsphagsns $50 PesTlst Charles II, Ring,
1872 Brosdwsy al The Dggist store, 46 do; Robert A.
Sands, 1888 Bowery; Hsydock 2ls Pesrl-a; also, MIRA
Hays us FultOn-st Brooklyn city. te Son.