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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03
The STATE Debr Of MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE Nfdresdsr. Jan
The Governor Of Maryland Do hIs Annual Mes
.a-e rerresers he finances q a state o DO IN most
pro-rer,s. cc1dlon leaving s75o'o over a. current j.
nsuds r Tie ANNA a-nslislmeui Of no Fuoie pet-
The Governor predicts he o'a eSlnss ren' n nh" S'a-
~ g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

so q re r-1s,,ns r-s- wheh tarn~ ID. hOr's seaes
mem s'd S0 - eng s. .'sS ssS ss
sknr hi' h-sd ssAsns he evesone irsets,ns rs sxs,
ssas.r. aess : -. sAa 20 sa'f r.. 60. u,
called 10 bod .ASses, TIE deceased Wa - year
age native q lrc.,nd Aserasi va rsslsred seeeTa
" Iaianev .nd Mr. SHAW vlsled 20 raFeAEse IN g.
$50 a. NJ Luaaey vaHied So. .sa rsesaay ~
- ,~roin.sA -rv s. clsnrrs NJ 4 saves + a.
w. cha1p.c. As des' eui 10 ,ears q sac
Fur Ah,u, soc.k last niSh, FIRE hrcxe on, n
=, "a ma, 'gfacicry = Bea'sai. Halsss1 "a ..
- ~ ~ = Beekslaa-N To ncr - ere On c grosss
r,aay ant noiyiihs'sa1 ne 80, s.1-' q sssnss
4, 10 frr iarcgrh holses ~ 500 nel "a ~ -
s.., Ssrssei eui 30 furniture 70 ~ - ~ ~ as
.or .,drrahy afurec. sIr The esscsr - - -. .ss -
-,h liz usier WHICH "a oei 'ls pa. - ~, We
n-ia.ssund -, Mr HSiscad . lns'.reN, - W . ~
can hefs - MIA amount The sio-k = = - 81
s,sx ianiaSct ry wss' fcn IT, loss = Nss 's,fss
- tn, pRpKY CAS- 5 YET an aesy s.as, d,
,se ec<ass~ to saH1H'inS a. 81. WI so Hsds
Ngw OyrIcKRs Car sy ceu~
G..,. Coussy Csrk R,hst sUpr-us Goa sSSs Aaad
sarsr,Oc oar, Jesge Pose s1S Conn rass 10
90 ACCIDENT Of Hrpsov RryKR RAtkoAp.-n.
ga " Train q TUESDAY fron POosesesps:s "a 6ass
rsc. al.f above New .Hsnibureh two sug nes vWN ~
teDfv conaec,s>l aud Tie trsck sPresd psr vtl9s
ass imPer'ec'iy AID No p"s'-Sssrss N weS nls'st -,
arrived al Thry-tr,g-st q. Y NJ lhs f0~4 a><ncos
a. order AGAIN this moFpng
GREAT R0BBERr A gentleman named fsss.
brss while 10 tie barber slop N the easeSeet q al o.
I'D Ssr. Hoe. Asl ught about 3. 0clock vas roS>et
| h-tSeeu 4 81 AM q ~ Tie premise. wsns n1n<hss
n s~srcke t0 10 trace u ne rotpef . fs' tseor~ss
SCHOOL SUPsRISrENDENT AT . meeting q ts
Board OF Supervisors saturday night -sl Jsspa ~
Ken rsa " a. 4nAu,mSus.y resPpoined CSsay sspw2
| ruisng u Common schools Tor ne Oiiy 49, So~nn
| New.Ycrk TBS term Is ior " year. al "a. u Ia
sppolnl~ta Nsw'Iok
DETAINED -Mc.srs Howard ha.' oeianes ~
Empir. City. whch vss - lave - -i a - 1888
nrfi M. a. no hour 20 dsy aG icv nav rNA bfit-
naruc,ll.r. 90 fhe coror 90 f.F tfr-c"r fN - "a
Ser .ueh a 'ae case ~ nav De- re''s''fv
~ Nc,. LA, he iclds,s ac rs. he l,d.e. vi he p,
ehAsing s,arv substantial arlcc- ~ dress, o, esneh Nv
no.. Farsnsra and Ls"ns-r t.''ls 'r l.,.n-- -
~,.. IS. avis Goak. S.ks Sc Nc ta'N VII ri Hsslr
I.ta,ri y ,Sere s,a erea vii 40 an .rss
non, I'D nAer Shf. cn Drawer scari- 'ra'a's hass
| a., ,,rs So A. ant ~ very nioders'e pr,'s
Ia The learned Canary Birds ~ the coieD
~, reform fais afternoon and ~rening 10 conencn'r
All .n.r Blu who-e magical Illusions and hu'nofol,
.c-rrs IN v-n'n.cqusm have r''vin" =" Mh'' 't WI
| he rurhc
Ry>srlf ToR rHt How EoF ihs tkikNplI"
n ,, ,,r.-, IA, VISIT The Grsnd Panorama q Ane'iasi
sceucry. '9s Brt~4Way hnd doo' above N'''oS a'
e,'IuA
WHLKl', BAR>UN The Dnids' 81 wnon -
much has been said. - the pr .n,,a IN IA. a.
Boston They intend Aiyms u'ei hi-' eNl''''" " ' Wv
70 BY reference ,, our advertising columns on
reader, WI, hat w. eeinsa 49, 80 :, ~
Dry Goods, aaorilns OPP0rs hV 10 '0'eha's' ~S's
| met with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

MAsAohrskrrs-The Legislature Of ,his State
convened al the State House IN Boston yesterday
81 inst ENsIGN II. kEIIcee. OF Pius6ela was
nominated BY Caucus Of toe Wing members on
Monday evening their candidate iog Speaker
and was probshly chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANsRcAS MUSEUM Now or IL ehlldren rgeesA
not get into he Lecture Room New lesr Day DeeH1s
al he crowd but today this evening YOU can see Csrio
play monkey and witness the PanomDe hIce a'nssns
balancing comic singing sc without beng efpssr! es
elv Tie afternoon Ia he best unio fOr nniles hNsS
the peerless giant and Major Gen Mole that mie Of a.,
only remain a few days, We believe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03
Mr. ENocH SWALLOWS CERTIFICATE Nb
NOR OF sCHENcKls PL-LM0NIC sYRrK

EOR or ScHENCK's PULNOSIC SYRUP
" Tai. l. 20 certify that have been saiic'ei %
shorInss' Of breath asd eoags from infancy osrrtS
WINTER contracted : heavy cod, vh.ch s~c!es .
lungs and eonAned me 70 my room sboI, four nosns
lad he attendance Of regular physician for sbon -
who pfoDoan ced me Inoursbse AZ iengA sesrsS
efficacy Of schencxs Palnon.c Syrup, eommsses; ~
Z a. last resort by symptoms were psia Il NJ ~.
ard ef ssde--Ioub.etome and laeesssHi cough, and
night sseas, cosilyeness and general dersnsetaso'
stomach and bowels. and sTesf debility Aner tskisf
dezea bor!ss Of fa.aonie Syrup foaad hat va g
y bsnehne! and improved n heath eouiraed nA-'s
Until took, IA al Two dozen boules vheu ny hsass =,
nearly restored BY cough had nov Desry ee'sea' v
began 70 feel vel again. since which haze es>n ~
ing. add able ~ sreud 20 ny business sni ~
well u aOt better than have dcos for years stf''-
recovery entirely TO the Pgimonie syrup, - DO ~,
which It las be>a effected ard soa3 fseouinena !.
are consumpGvs 70 uy Il believing maj he sIsso
strictly followed, thsy vii receive te fsHe eses
10 zoe hat h.vo EyocH swALLo"
Rsrstan Township, Hsnisrdou Co y J Dec .
scHEScK's PulaOale syrup 10 sod o. pr 49, -.
ak bories for 81 c. V. caekaeass Co o. bsfss5~
he general agsnis for New yosA and rea-fy.
SIw.Yokx CIrr AsESrs-E h Psysoe ~
w.eh-st and n N-n,A-sv.; J. 4 l. codd.as'oe ~
way ard oS HstsopsI W. 4 wsisrA ~ 0rssss
Cook corner Alsr and Grand sta J. y onens W.
pslsSey and sasok ga W. .. crsnsss' - se"e'
~ Nse4A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03
Death of Fsfiunble Citizens.

ST Lov1s, Tues iav. jar
Nr Rom RlSKIS 4 wealthy and respectable
ei,1er Of his -fv died suddenly YESTERDAY Aso VT
wv McC.NTsELL, formerly c'iIior 81 he Yer bra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03
BY TELEGRAPH 10 The sEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
yEw-YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Organization Of the --emb!y-A Looo-fSco
speaker Elected, &c. &c.

sENATy...ALsssT. Tuesday- Js1 2. -,
Hon Gro " Prime ne Lisl- f-oT = } G CO..
ths norninE sdr nisere, tle ar of cfFce % =. -
o@rs preseIL
Tie Sens,e her 0--sr zrc -V e.ec'lE
M BoGkFT. -f C.r-n @. CO.
Or W Erli. ol E.F-o ,--s---i s' A'---
q -, v.ts..s-ls. f 49, noer 49, 80
4 Ls.s. -l s A-s<-lu- a -
T.s-o-s M eaeb 81. 'c. .tcod Whir. = Loco- >
A. ne members e.ec',d Were 7Te=fr- "Reei TX ~
BsASnEETE
iir CsDuFs u-.ued = ssri"' of ''in' r. ll
,, ~ sarsrr ,tvs-s rssd aDi. o- - notion 1i1 q
tae abe
ado,--,es ..I IL e'co-s -o- alr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

NfBLo's-Rsou = now he great aurseilon Of our ug
II 10 repeated ton rh, f0r the fourteenth limo The Ars
RAves gong South tho Garden viii close lis seasor nsz
week Every should see the superb panomme her
fore remember tbs The .asi night but four In adr1
Raoul the Italian Brigands IN which Francois has eoak
character Is given and Leon appears on NE tsh rope
I.ofs Of Am
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Mnrkris .BtrrnoEr Jan u! "


Moderate sses Of p making ai ~ = The 10
ceips GRAM Light owing 10 The ice 10 he habos
Prces for produce generally show 10 markell ehsnsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

SUPREME COURr or ruE UStfSn srarsa-
gs,ai'ptoA Morasy, Dee. 81. 1919 Ssy. a. Rs,y. Z.
Join M,Cuuoeh. Esqrs OF New Yofk esv siusssd 4
nitsed attorneys and couuse.ors Of hi. c0Ist No 4 N
United Salef plaintiff IN error - Mexican Haehsasa m
argument OF hls cause continued by Mr. Dsl.s n M
ieIenanI error gad udes by Mr. J0hnsea No.
Genera nied States, ios he defendant error rs a
Jacob Lsesm9n and al plaintiffs IN error IA0ns ma
-on-Ihe srsUIaeat IA lhs csse was eo1rsacst y u
Btb Tor DE PSiuur Ia Adj burned ~ Wsass<sx
II o,.gck . NJ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

MIR ho~an4 A.Fa-sa Asrs r.evsd - -olrtf -
Fs,eL,
NrW-eKLEANs, Tue-dsy. jan J.
be steamer Cherokee, from New York. arrived
= .ssrcs g Tie ~ q peceEhes sfcr Pessagr Ct
egei days Passengers al wei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

~ Telegraph across he Atlantic 70 cot s1oos".
The latest hgmtgg 10 man VIII sanction II ercepter
longs 70 hs' elss- Of improveni individuals who Hss
paying " pair fof her boots when ibey ~ go
good oos. for e. 50 Al JosEs'S Il Aas-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

ARRnAL oY ms LIBERIA PAcKKT-Ths nj
Ltena Packet Capt Howe, Ia, sIrISsi At BsIlnors 3
lays NON MOnroyis She brEgs a. Passengers Rev a.
10 Nsbb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

Ovgsco,rs. OyEEcoars-we are now closiss N -
large and elegant stock II Ovefcosfs snd Winter ca'
a. Cost. % make fOom for splendid stock q 500
Gliding In process Of manufieure Gail IA I'M
DkJ DEyLlN. - sad IS Johns
dD6,- eorne, n Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

Ma MILLER This unfortunate adj sha mis
now sgrtars di nol urow Lerse s,o he Fals u Nan
bui has probably been llei Ia al as,suks
deep. was on board Of the steamer lying bSrveS
Norfolk en,i Port Nslths. udsy est She Sn ya<xe
nised by Ecqusulance aud was supposed " b Aesn
paniel Oy young man whose name appeared On ~ W
Mr. Brown
Mrs NJ tnd her companion seen % .ssvs he toa
City Point where they took the for pelersisg ~
TIE. are l.. Ills time, pgsssy fsf South Rich Rec 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

~ The steamship "Soathernsr' arrived IN
CssfsesSor % Tsss4ay p0xaaS u 9sceA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

r3- W H. DssRow, RIDING School, y FOuris a'eSs'
Asof and Lafayette paces open day and eveainS
ladies and gentlemen The Reception and Drs.sns no"
and RIDING Department arc wei armed. anf every"
uon devoted 10 he comfort and gFauheanon ofs1dsa'
Hours TOR Ladies rom AN toJPM
fiours ior Gent. from ~ 5 ADD io3PH
DIS lETuTh4S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03
ELEGAsT BRIDAL CARDS.

~ Engraved IN he most beautiful msnn~f, and prH'
On ihe hnesi French imported Cads
SPLENDID BRIDAL ESsELOPs AND bOhE
A large assortment lust received from the most es'sHs.
manufacturers 10 Pons and London, a. EyGsDsLLt W.
ionabls establishment, for Card. 5o2 Broadway. oon1
ane a. Brhneb ofr. Walls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03
MARYLAND Meeting Of the Legislature.

The Legislature oi thus state convened at Annsp
oi. on Mcndpy the 5lst nit On Tuesday the 1T
INST the senate WIS organized by the choice Of
Hon william LNGAr GAITHER Wing, Of Mont
.omery as President. and JosErH II NicHoL-os.
Wig Ut Annapolis. Chief Clera
ln the House Il Delegates. JoHv FRt>ELIN.
Wig ot " orcester. was chosen Speaker receiving
- votes 20 , i.r Elias Brown and - blank GO.
@ BFEwEE. " hie. ~ Annapolis elected Chief
CLERK
The Message Of Governor ThoNAs was deliver
ed on Tuesday It Is quite lengthy but Ne have
not room .or even synopsis The condition Of the
Treasury Is represented as highly floarishDg
Tie Goyeulor estimates upon reasonable data
u calculation. that with the annual appropriation
cd s375 0Jo winch the income Of the Treasury viii
aiuii of the whole public debt Of the State may be
extlnguished within thirteen wears from the FIRST OF
December. 1851 This gratifying announcement
coniempates Of course. the Continued operation OF
the Sinking Fund
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

~ We invi,e he snenron u ms public % 10 ss
sale by AsTHoSyJ BLETcKfs rHis DAY, A. u oeioef
the Merchants EXchaage consisting q ~ vsnsee -
.ag lo's. situated In the ginh Ward. Newark, n. "r
and Ann ga Napoleon. Houston, Garrison. Go'ih~ v
Jabez - between Hsmburgh place snd Elmr lbs ~
Will be posiryc and rap- b obtained a. 'hs ona
u. AIcflousef 7 Broad q, fc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03
GRAsDiLoerEsrLT FvssT The " o P,caysae

ssys
ID. information from Santa Pc thai The inhabitants bad
taken pre- un@Ty steps 10 orgaare rrioEs government
had calsec 10 greatest Excitement o. Agst IeKss Many
were fr marching armed oEce tAher AID pgung down
ne Irt-s they TERMED Tse AHsfiA Gazette advises
decay ne receipt Il e Prosdenfs Message All a.
sa'- 10, he Texas Should nof preciFsfe cflsa %
cor r.ca- ty N.uence u sl rsiera,es deter
rlrauoL to lsve santa Pc and sAys
i-s q ts-nsfal Overs
- " ferftnfg . sFefT h4rnss Asniitsu
s-ts y . rrs-i -.h 49, - s-rs'I ~ 80
i-I-a"1 p. - s-r'~- .-s~at. 20 fa'aF
Won donissy 90 Wonder Win-e blood It was
that won Santa re We have VIVID recol.ec-
tol q reading Ia a message Of one Jane, h. Polk.
an OF the capture Of Santa re BY the Amer.
icaa troops under Gen. KeApey without the shed.
ding OF s1y blood at a. and tlls event took place
sofae timc subsequently 70 tie aHne xsfion Of Texas
the uuite4 states Il folks had OILY Known that
Saats Re was al ,he time part Of Texas and that
they were making war upon their yoaas and saHs
ss.er. ,hsy nigh: have ssvol themselves deal o..
ammunition sad bore aesh ba, IL seems thew
6l4 ut thea know the dia-rorce between Msxsrans
anil Texans Why tid'ni You tel Of this before,
NJ 6asestsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

~ Nov tAsf he iohdss gssi IL lsde. NJ ee -
cAsing s,ary .uhs arsi arclc- ~ dress - 'eh Nv
.c,-. T-r.r.,rs and L.ons-- tntl-. pr lanes ts.e
ri.-.. ~utvIs Gloaks Slks Ac A.. iH'N NN ~ nssta
sf Htr,HcotN l. srraArfF> cctle, ~ 'edNss 40
s,,r4 - !, hen. .,u ercu Will aso hni .arSe sssf'
,-erf Il. uAsr Shif. crl Drawer SCARF 'fpNas hasn
t.,,,.s a. A. ant ~ s'fy moderse prt"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

DETAINED -Mc.sr~ Howard ha.' Neiaines n
Euapire CITY " hch lave "a i a. = Nest-rts
Urf he ssl1" hour to ta'. o. t'e t'F nav ". I'VE
n.c,,l.r. 81 he r,,iif.or ,f .s tfr-cer fi'. -
a., such ss-i,fsrcs a lee case navy De- re'nsssfv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

GREAT ROBBERY A gentleman named fsss.
brss while Ia lie barber shop N the e4senset q q o.
Id sac, Hole lAsl uighl about 3. Ocok vas roe>et
e-tuTeer g. 90 AM q ~ Tie premises wsrs n1E>hSss
n s~srrk<- IA 10 trace u r5tb,r . yst tsco~gs1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

10 Bv reference y. our adveI uslnS columns or
,sader, ,,ll see hat W. Barker GO y ard = Cans
DIV 1oods saonas an oppor unity 10 purchasers ssos
met fh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

scsooI SrpsRISrENDENI AT meeting 4 ls
p.na q, u pery.ors % Ssfursy night l-sl Jsspk y,
ks-n Fsa a. anAn,m0usy reappOlhied CSsaly ssDsrs
rtrisng u Common Schcols for ne Niiy 49, So~nr
~ ycrf Fb tern ,. Tor i,so yeas Gal ia. u ID
N stance ir wkh iIsumeeni .; - o1cs ass 80
.pnptut.Sfu Nrw.lSk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03
CITY ITEMS.

,~Le, - tsk 40 more of the decay oi 5''o
..s ,o..r.soi .ors-cscrs.,ci Institutions "o''''' VI"
,,.-,e, rs,,.r than a wake on ru"~is,' ".4 .e'''
.,,r ,cei., mankind 81 in,o0ssrcy To $50 '''.''A
s,isi 50 ,a back -aa. - or 81 car 80 - 'f'Hi ' -
,,t-h,,, amt freshly hnuofet - cpf New c"f ''''1'
-, ..re d, Tie uaiIe .or ~ i'sst ~ aa '''' o TIE
middle. , ,l, N.a.-ceuh Ceai4.y. vas i1 el''-i"-'a
an H.. vie, al oar aay. becoue be- days men e. cease
~ ~ ing ifefui
r,edsv vas 4 .sd tssn cuo,en iiom wn'" e'''''
Of er,.a, day. snd r,,soi away carefully n pure 80
.,sinsf Do should ~ wsntef The srarf hard h'<"' ''l
.oo,,ci with rsn, 81 vhe~'is bad been u N''''
-, ,ricr Ivy ina so virgin snow storm Youngest ~ 10
arl.r wear and h- glorious Sunshine hroad t'f ~ cen
=. -rre cf SUMNER rade he 81 7ap's'e snf P7iN" -
Il se~i vita arcr,qr- r7se cr~sfaEc' 'n q s'o' n''
O.tsr1 , 80 OF ' ard beatty swan - never ma
.r, booted rrN --ea'cca'cl clearly shar'n rrote''''
i,,r ~. ur r1d ora ana se" a1d "''~
s-i corner Ike .o1l of fishes crsgi ia.ins sNfe
drsr Oh rhe quantities 90 VINE saIted case 'c'cd'
smile, rui ou lui a. hes 11 beads 81 aching purse
,.h.sreI horses fu-terei dresses sFos End bc9ne's
ui,heryJ ty 'h. happy. .arpy NeN-lraf Enough
were We he melancholy Jac9ue- o give - feed ''f CON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

WHlRls BAn>UV The Dru'ds q wnon -
ruh hs h,.r and "a the pr~ ncal parer- "a - ni'oi
n, .r,s Tbey intend ,iyg teiF trst eNmpion ~ on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

- TaA DRIKY CAsE YET an aeoy tslsl ;
~p-..en a. 10 sAz-lffiaS "a bs WI 500 ~ zs1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

ehiPFIsG-sx steamships. 10 steamboats, %
saPs oeIss sehoOrers AID erry-boafs-ln all IS v-.
s-s, % a. agIeCate % 1dog, 32oog n1ns-hav- besu
aaAehed non Cur CRY shpy ards 4gnaz q. pas yeaT
More han hal as mary are yet &C tie s'ocss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

fArAL AccIDESTs-On Monday evening about
O'Clock Mr. Joseph McCleunon boafalsn vas CONVEYING
tNo Asseuscfs from SAlsl Isand % tie City Whea "a
..e batery ts boat capsfet znd or- Of e Passenger
MI William Ffean. win German Esne Known wss
droNDed Tia Of hep q Nj Nee were beard
y NJ James Sesou WlltesA-l boe;InAn who went 20
- sssistace AMI succeeded u landing hin Governor,
Isact. IN very s15z1sed state. HIS boat drfted INTO
taoDsP and destroyed By me wheels OF he VERY
boas. On Ne~ ears Gay fla- ACCIDENT occurred II
bToaaway, near seeond-st Il appears thai M Farrell
Lgnrey. builder Fvsc.ns ~ ne q a. AZ
Thifcsv VIVA riding q? Broadway, sccouipsnisd bv a
freud Mr. shaw, q tne one-borse sesh he hor,s icing
rsfheT spi.ec sHc eea, 70 aaasse scd whs eadesvos
ias % BID - ~ oDs rem esoxe TIE dT.vsr tcsa sprzS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

Ry>srtf ToR rW How Eok tHs kihNptL"
ID, no, rr,.>, ~ VISIT The Grand Panorama 81 Anetsa
s,ef..rv Va Bu-Slway fhui do9i sooNe Nihlo = a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

The usual Resolutions wer" then offered and seseraly
adopted Rv Nj Cross reference 10 the opening Of the
sess,on, WITH prsycf BY Mr BfrsN,N, IN reference 60
the ONT Library Committee BY Mr. MoRcAs. n reference
to new spapers By NJ BsBcocg. hNng Tie hour OF assem-
bling II O'Clock TIL Otherwise ordered BY Mr. CoosF.
for lie appointment Of seiec Committee Rules Sena-
tors Cook Gunnp and Beekmaa DsHsd such Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

1HE MILITARY NIsIT--(ioy L HAY mas received
letters from Washington, requiring bis immediate presence
that city and Consequence u the rece-sy for - lesy
ins NenfOfk Saturday n hss been found espeiieni
change the for the military reception b. order u The
General therefore al he officers Of ne FIRST division
are directed 70 assemble - the Allery Dul Room Centre
Market II uniform. A. O'Clock FRIDAY evening
order 10 pay their respects % the Hungsrians he A.
'of House, a. cc4ocA The officers three hundred
il number VIII march down the hotel = BODY Tie
Light Gusnd Capt Vincent lave rendered heir services
guard NJ honor sgd VII .0 serve On the occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

ACCIDENT ox HUDso~ RIyKR RAItSoAp.--os
& A VI train q TUESDAY from Pooghkeepss &sn =
"a. ~. above New .Hsnbureh two "a mes vsU ~
r,tly .,raecrs>i aud Tie trScs sprosd u pei vtDS
rs. irrper'@cfy AID No passengers were nlsrsd ~,
srrivs~l al Th.rtyfr,gsi q. Y NJ lhs f0~1 aszhtss
a. order agan this mOTpng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

IHE AssIsTASTs.-This Board last nirh, went IN
lor an n Cliy Increased tie salary q heir Cegh
10 t-,b uaf u Superintendent Il WhArves o. 600
oe fo''ee Fed % Nc care Of Governors Of tie Ans
Ho1se kckc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01
BRAD sGrTS PILLS.
March, is.

TINE BRANDRETH PILLS, as a general
Il family medicine, especially in country so
subject to sudden changes Of temperature as this,
their value is incalculabc. By having the Bran
drcth Pills always on hand, should sudden at
tack of sickness take place, they can be given at
once, aud will often have effected cure before
the physician could have arrived.
I'm cholic and Inflammation Of the bowels, these
Pills will at once relieve, and perseverance in
their use, according to the directions will surely
do all that medicine can do, to restore the health
of the patient.
In all cases Of Indigestion. Worms Asthma,
Diseases of the Heart, and all affections OF the
st omach and bowels. the Brandreth Pills will be
found neycr-failing remedy
To insure the full benefit Of these celebrated
ills, they should be kept in the house, so that,
upon the first commencement Of sickness, they
m ay he at once /. sorted to. One dose then is
better than u, n alter disease has become es-
Ia blished in tn stem.
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Office, 24l Broad
way New York.
Gf Agents for the sale Of Brandreth' sPills:
ID. HEART, Hilshoroueh.
J.B. M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
q. A. Mebane, Mason Hall.
A.Mickle & Co., Bingham's School.
James Whitehead Cameo Creek Cotton Factory
Henry Glider, Lindley's Old Store.
q. Patterson, Patterson sStors.
May ~. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01
EN- w A N + E ID
To travel as Agents for The History Of the
Mexican War.

vNHE subscriber is now publishing the Hisfo-
4 ry ofhe Merican War. including Biogra-
phical sketches Of the lives Of Generals Taylor,
Scott, Worth, Wool, Twiggs, Quitman, and Sc
vcral others of the most distinguished officers, IL
Illustrated with numerous Engravings and Portraits.
BY JOHN FROST. l.. j.. ID.
A number Of enterprising and intelligent men
Of good character, are offered profitable employ
ment, in circulating by subscription the above
work in Orange County, and other Counties in
the State Of North Carolina. The terms, which
are very liberal, will be given on application to
the subscriber, post paid. This work will never
be sold in the Bookstores, but exclusively by
agents at a reasonable and uniform price.
HI. MANSFIELD, Bookseller.
and Publisher, 1874 York-sf.,
Nec- Iiaren, Connecticut.
New Haven, April Is. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01
Important Sale.

THE Subscriber. being about 10 move to Mis-
sissippi. offers for sale the tract Of land upon
which he resides; Il lies upon the waters Of New
Hops. seven miIes east Of Chapel Hill, and one
mile east Of the road leading from that place 10
Raleigh. The tract contains between
500 AND 600 ACRES,
A large portion Of which Is Of excellent quality
and well fitted 10 the production Of corn, wheat,
cotton. &c. Rather more than one half Of this
tract Is well wooded, and of that which 10 cleared
about $50 acres are rRrsH-hasins been brought
into cultivation within the last year OF 90. The
Improvements consist Of two ssoried frame
house. some ten yean old and in good repairs .
kitchen. negro house. extensive stables, largs
barn and wheat-thfssher, blacksmith shop. and
all other usual out houses. The situation 10 .
very healthy one. and an excellent garden Is At
tached. Within twenty steps Of the house Is {
we'll OF the best water, and several never failing
springs are perfectly convenient Tor uss.
The Subscriber viii take pleasure in showing
the premises to any one who may feel inclins'
10 purchase. IL may be proper TO add that in ~
probable case can the proposed Central Rail Ros'
pass Al greater distance than four miles iron
this place.
s1erms made liberal. Apply..to the subscribe
at Moringsville.
WILLIAM s. ATKINS.
April is. 1850. 6o-4v