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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21

mittee of Ways and Means 10 inquire
into the expediency of imposing an ad,
ditlonal duty on iron, anG substituting
specific or nd UaiOrtm duties.
MIR. McLane, (Loco) of Md, with a
view to dispose Of the subject now, that
the Census and Mint bills be taken up
tomorrow, moved the previous question,
y hich was seconded.
Without taking the question on pend
ing amendments, the House adjourned.
TnURspAY, May l6.
In the Senate, the bill to re.organize
the patent laws was considered.
Mr.. Turney offered several amends
menis, which are now being debated.
The consideration Of Mr.. Clay's res,
olu,ions was resumed.
Mr.. Davis modified his amendment
without changing the objects.
Mr.. Foote gave notice of an amend
mclt which he intended to offer in case
Mr.. Davis's should fail
Mr. Clemens gave notice Of another a.
mendment, in favor of settling the bound
aries of Texas, and removing the In
dans.
MIR. Fooic spoke two hours, following
out the views he expressed Yesterday.
Mr.. Clemens attempted to reply amid
numerous Interruptions, but gave way 10
executive session. Adj. to Monday.
In the House Mr. Burt asked leave to
refer the Senate bill to increase the from
tier military force to the military COM
miltee lie thought action should be
taken Immediately, as the difficulties
we're formidable.
Mr. Jones objected to the request
Mr.. McIane reported the Canadian
reciprocity bill, accompanied with the
correspondence of Mr.. BuIwer in its fa'
vor. After much trouble and confusion
it was referred to the committee of The
whole.
The House then took up that part o
the letter respecting commerce which
was referred to the Committee on For
eign Affairs. That part relating to irol
was referred to the Committee Of Way
and Means.
A communication was received in an
swer to the enquiry concerning the gov
eminent doings in regard to the dispute
territory of New Mexico, Also, on
from second letter respecting Stat
Banks, with some valuable statistics.
The House concurred in the Senat
amendment to the coinage bill. Th
Senate bill was referred to the commit
tee on the judiciary, and the bill for IN
creasing the military was referred to III
Committee on Military Affairs.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21

ca We had light frost, in this region,
last Saturday night. The weather has been
cold for some time, and the prospects los the
season arc anything but 1aueling.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21

E5'rhe American Courior, published at
Philadelphia, has commenced series of A
mercan noyellettes, by the most distinguish
ed magazine writer's OF the country to be
published during this year. The lovers OF
such reading will here find it in abundance
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21

Tue SUICIDE CASE AT THE CITY llo-
TrL.-The mystery hanging over the he
rome of lie attempted tragedy NJ The City
Hoiel. has been cleared up The name Of
the young lady who has been III there from
taking arsenic and laudanum with the pur-
pose of destroying herself, is Mrs. Meade.
Her husband is represented 10 nave re-
Gently died, and unpleasant relations with
her father, who is a wealthy planter aud
merchant of Charleston, South Carolina,
plunged her into that state of mind, from
which she sought relief in self.deslruclon.
Her brother came from the South on Sat
urday evening, and the sister having re-
covered from The effects Of the poison, re-
turned in his company, on Monday, TO the
parents home-a step TO which, we under
stand, she was partially reconciled before
leaving. The name OF her father we are
not OF liberty 10 give.
The friends oil the lady have sent 10 us
a note. desiring public return of their
acknowledgements 10 Mr.. Jennings and his
family of the City Hotel, Cor their constant
efforts in her behalf during her sickness
there, Also to DR.. Wood for his unremit-
ling services both as physician and friend.
These, with others who have manifested
deep interest in the welfare of the uniorlu-
nate lady, will ever be remembered by her
friends (says the note) with gralitude.-
Spring field Republican.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21

VAUDEVILLE CoLLEGE.-By a private
communication from Watervile, Maine,
we learn that The Literary Societies Of Wa
iervlle College have chosen l.. p. WnIP-
PIE, Esq, orator, and c. G.. EASTMAN
Esq, Poet, for their Commencement in
August burlington Sentinel.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21

- TO- Hon. S. 5. PHELPs arrived in town
on Thursday last. His health has been
very feeble, bat is now somewhat improved
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21

r758A new Wing PAPER has been started
at Irasburgh, called the Orleans County
Gazette u. A. & /. b. JAMESON, Pub.
fishers. The first number appears well, and
we doubt not the Gazette will do effective
political service. We hope it will be sus.
tanned by the Wings of Northern Vermont.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21
FEiDAY, May II.


oINATL HVI TT sUssIOH
llnusg.- MIR. Burt submitted the
Galphin claim report. lie said that a
diversity Of opinion existed among the
committee. lie reported resolution in
favor of printing the different opin ions
of the members of the committee. Mr..
McLane submitted minority report.
Mr.. Brooks spoke against the print
ing in the midst Of much interruption
and confusion
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21

A RAT SroRY.-Rev. Waller Cotton,
in his Deck and Port, relates The following
capital rat story
have always felt some regard for a rat
since my cruise in the ConsIe llaiion. We
were fitting for sea at Norfolk and taking
in water and provisions, A plank was rest
ing on the sill OF one of the ports which
communicated with the wharf. On bright
moonlight evening we discovered two rats
on the plank coming into the ship. The
foremost was leading the other by a straw,
one end OF which each held in his mouth.
We managed to capture them both, aud
found, % our surprise, the one led by The
other was stone blind. His faithful friend
was trying to get him on board, where he
would have comfortable quarters during a
three years cruise. We felt no disposition
10 kill either, and landed them on the wharf.
How many there are in this world 10 whom
the fidelity of that rat readeth lesson 2
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-21

GoLp DloaIEG IN New HAMPsHIRE.-
The Exeter News Letter states that great
excitement has prevailed in Stratham foi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
Canada-Annexation, SC.
The Erca,sg Post has the following items f.
n Montreal correspondent

The ErcH,sg Post has the following items from
Montreal correspondent
MIR Chahol olc The minister's Is up TO- re eciou
Oacbeo HE Is opposed tS Mr. Legsr portrait painter.
on the Annexation cart Boih partrs busay engaged
csnVassng hodiGg caucus ceilings and kTt ard
both pretty couhdeu OF success Toe contest vii Pc
chlrhy among uc FRENCH populations Tue old Brush irsl
dcals Quebec commonly hgh tollrs, hey hate the
radical Government And they hate Annexation, The
of lhenl VIII PROBABLY rvnaiu neutral a. to The votes
some lew of them vote TOT Legare and even help hn
with money 10 spue the Government hu fear wlh
his ass.Ancs thai the influence OF the Government and
want OF information among he voters ga al The bearings o
this question wlA Tend 10 prevent Legsrcs success
good daa depends TIE ris II .lcy Take Il iuiu ihs
beads 10 voc Tor the AuucNAioa.sJ he may have hcoI
cnndcd Cells Neither the clec'nu Tor Megsa
&c IODdOn has yei come ca The Solicitor General A.
returned by acc sNAiion TOR q 'cnsSTV.
Mr. Gait. NJ T Z Tor ShefesooAc County has Resigned
eal 10 Toronto, he Is toe scut Of the Bnusa American
iani Co-Iay, and could not spare he nile 10 a;r0 q
par.AmenafN aicS Tar irln Tho sea- ~ his business
Nc Calls is Ia be regretted Tor h. WAS very
she msn and NnnoNGonis but HE sea. vii no be loci
~ he party for but supporting ht novcfs,"
w0uM stand chance OF beng rriurned tor Shefefo0ke
NJ Mcconnell ne member r ctsnsrrt has d-> iSfeN hs
adhesion tie pasgv 10 an sddrc>s srued ~
NJ Ekan member for the County Of OnsNs SID pa,
OF the largc.l t Der eNiOrug tfms IN siaN
sVnsJ fbOOga really have CWi on ~ Wei.
cNpce,rd do sii do iEak he movement
wod onlv hestr themselves uie Ian iaey
do AN AFRAID thai ey oy sleepy headed lot SITTER
al
Nj BALDWIN. cur haf PRIME minister tN,r Ls1ni4ine.
wa Nov, ~ tho ohey af has had spoY.ece t.
which much alarmed A nen1s bul ne = cutie uai Of dan
gtr. Nj RldW " Ia he.seve a vcrv t.nrera,e nan ia
hving, ooi he = stolL iai wh Gai looks
very hke,y subject TO BE- tAAen I'd Ia tas wsy."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
ryRRY's EAST INDIA BALM,
IfIFNNAIF y
HF grN.RHARy CYErs IT WNs PFgFoRAHp
PURELY VEGETABLE.
MORE TESTIMONY
TO irS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS


ME FOLLOWING letter from MI jeremiah Wilbur.
! who - wei Aiuwn m community es one o " most
r.pecistc merchants, formerly u he house Of Meses
Mako Miltuf scott, Messrs Wilher scott doing
.usincs. a. 10 Soonest New -Norh City
SFW-NoRg, September T. 1919
N,ssfs J. PtKKY Co--Gcut.euler Having had my
..ien,ion called Nour Fast India hahn useful
oAcinc fo he ofcoughs colds Sfctcn OF he lungs
l-Oal, sc. have usei % IN iaIn.y and an happy a.
-sy with beneficial effects, and 90 far a. can nudge
,Aeyc IA be very valuable Discovery for The hcc"nl
ishmelt at ihe purposes SIT forth ard cheerfuN recon
pend H. 90 those Mo may be suffering under The IN
lusaCe oi the shove complaints
JEKEMlAH WILBUR Is soonest
Tae East India Balm l. yaiusb,e and excellent
uedV ioT coughs colds ptiou. and complaints
ncraly. Il made from roOis herbs ard hsIss selected
Win carr, and prepared uuder ne direction % 81 individual
ylo h6s considerable experience among the sick aud
affected
TIE BALM cool s1oiaF an healing contains ID opium
p other dee,csas Substances II De use freely hN
-'f.ons of the n.osi delicate constitutions
Ne have received ccTtitcalrs NuI1 pelsons
sto have hscn relieved hv ms houschoi medicine
The Balm nsv pr otlslneJ III Nos and Merchants
Nchauae Az i Sfonef where numerous testimonials ~
efc acy may DC Also 81 ne Druggists eCDersN-
$50 Rrcok'n ~ Mrs iayss Fciiou-st nd Of he pfo
H-,oiS rs Ccucordst
~ as to be within ,ae reach OF all we have pat his
aushe medicine n O. cents per hottie
i'2 .g-Sa,t Wed J. TERRY co. FroprieioTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

THE NIcARNGVA QUESTION The letter writers
Al Washington Contradict TIE stcrN q. Mr. Sou -rs reSg
ar. of the dsappGOVa Of Ma Chsiheds eSntgcg hv t.
pf.ish IsoVxrusoegt kac ponacEt OF le PAass.
,ssa faesirer ssss Mr. ku'wcr, Nc sascS "a a tt.
nrr OCCASION hSs herr espcCNy led WITH
rresf 10 Ncafaggs, ard cannot therefore. eisAvew Nj
ha,ne,s conduct Unul Dc hears from bis Government
Ooe hing however cVftSlhe has been csled upOa
a,savow Inc seizure ri Tgv lsHRd AID unless rePD-
dlnlei Ne SSuers rrVSy, purchasing u WI be ssai aio
Tssl.i mus nj be pcfa.ei have u All .s she IA,
alrvSsy be~a glsea ~ understand,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
AMERICAN
EHyUCdATIC EALSAZ NJ.

A LATE AND NEAA IMPORTANT discovery msde
nom he vegetable Aincco 10y ne removal and per
uAnent cure OF ~ hEeuusc complaints such lu-a
nstory CIRQUE and mcrclgial rheumatism, gvu
.mhi ~. spinal sfectic.. &c
Toe Ansric4n Rheum4ie Basam j. ;ra,y the nosi Won
rfI melc.ne know %. and = great Dressing 20 l4e au
Al family Il cGrcs The .eas nlie A l.@olc u hol'
oss. accuvCnltnce \ cs0r fer rc1uis..sl has ur
e,Vn suflclf AS u j. ;olu4 among .al,s cN RENE
irs The moe; valuable predictions Sac discovery ~ ne
-trr Al persons atlc,sl Any 81 le s1oNt-nsuict
lp.Alis should oncc W.,fpat 1eAy, prpc-sc a1d Use
= America Rhc-lnaic Bassil- ~ad speedy care al
he Aupv reeuL Ay -.clle Wtcl h-s newer secu
g-s,Wn sn ia None genuine untss signed oy hc rTo-
rictof X Tuner - wrapper.
Al orders BE- addressed % .hc rcucTA. agents Turner
6roihcrs a CO. Buaa.c, y Y
Snld wholesale and retal. bv BOYD Pau ~ Govt
.LndsL also b. Geo W. pelSycrsne ~ siNtfav. John
Sren. a Secoud-av. AMI ~ Geo Visa curner % fC
90 Ar Cranberry ss Brooklyu dS NsA IuA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23


= cas- 81 ~. rpa4 III - come
uon VII liz New or and New
uave- kl-rusd. Passearers i1f Ata1s Iras s1d rsy
s--11. 10 Ho-ssfoGir Rkircat VII tske - AN
txrrc-s Ira- New York al New Haver kaliroa1
olcr - C-oalst sl1<es cuu1ecoo y 2 iH- Cars
.1 lie .iGn frnEs Ler, LeEoI. % >ocA.rAle -rLt
r-e. " .1ss "a EnG Scr'rk Al-0 70 Ltch-rlc SeAr,n
" orc'Ury Dsroury Nd Bethe frsigl iaien1-d fr Ne
AoCs4ierlc Ane Naugzr1ck Ra rual receIve1 dfS D~
tay e Inc aePo- foot Of MAkeisf 5oare ~ 81 ef
NlAGAhA Is = lie Only s-esrer r1-g u cn-lee-iDH
VII t1es- ruacs- Slrrers currTactors ard cOnssnees
s-lcay are uou1d t1i freight i0rs ar1s1 y ty 0t-r
-ez1oosi ron A1oIaer cOck b -sel or brds-PoH
.oca falca A1c te sub ecied ~ ezra charge n
arooai q DOT ee1s TsTtst Lsrough frum SeN-fork &C
p.sce ogd-sfira-Cr-
packAg-s marked n "a E2n= I re s-AE0u whseh
ihcy ale - b- e.
c n PERRY Aren' OfHce u lhe per.
c A. KlRTI Sapersnira--uf EousAtcrsc Rzi.rue1-
fHlio HrRo SuPeT-Eler--ai NssEa,-ek Railroad
Nsw-lork, oeL : ls<s e3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
CALIroRNIA GOLD DUST

CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST.
kIANTED-To buy siO.n1 CaLicrris Gold Dus- hr
w which The 81 shcst rates vii De pad, By d ] WEB
SrER. Aun.St d. In
rALIFORNIA GOLD III IT WANTED
u SOLOMON 4 co God and silver kr.lrrs. ASA
sls Sweep SneiCrs and Cleaners 81 eafs aacra4s 40
klowu substances tat CONTAIN ne above uea.s 90 rod.
Ner diamonds sd pIrclo4s stones bought jewellers
AID s.Itcrsulfts Sweeps Ores AID Ell ts-i Substances
= CALlFOlsNlA Ept -E~.--tle "vi-~r w
-. nrn ofGEORGF FREEMAN & co Are prepared -o
slrpN shippers I'D erilfTaf-- with houses superior
anything III. or any o-.lf malke ~ very .ow ne
Oar tQgses have teru .sd approved y a. excessively
aairou.zeJ ty C--nsEs al c.4crs Ca. =, > Brull
Jig ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

pFrIcE - EEtsIvFS % IANEs
New CIV HN-- PARK s
l'ANES, 1S49.-Noiicr : hereby S.fel Ia ~ ~
cisoa Of fer vi, he made A. AXIS refian
~ uupa'e On he sA day 81 Fetr2Ary AZ two ef cent
"a ne fe esy 4 Nz-ck TIE Receiver woule -pon
'Ax fa,eTs Tie importance Of making e4Ty meat -
fssole % svoia re crowd and delay Aea ecessa
y sSeH' asi previous b the per csn-Ages berg Ar=d
h"ors hT reviving money ron % oclock banksb.s
aon~x cni3 recegved HARVEY HART,
lt ~ Receiver of Taxes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

N0ffCE.-Ars. Ii RGDER ~ Wo.sster-s, Tn.
VIE s-d ~onaefr1. 1ds L ~ gny p~rs0a kis eiy
ia g'res ne ilioruAon O a. 'HseEssr 1far- throu
ls ;.e past preserf and flf1rv eses1ts We bz.e con-
szird her Der Protesson i VIA he p.n~ts nd
sceDce sad coErcL sad sse q u os- zpos-
tora-FHtg2e Tele-S Lys4S' ~. I. AerAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
CONVEYANCES.
49,. nrCTLAR MAIL LINE M

IT, REGULAR MAIL LINE BE-
= A-Iis--rieTWEEN BOSTON AND NkN-loRhi
-ss-ss-rsxsr'>vA Si0ningtou and Providence Inland
u.- vifhou errv change OF cars or haggssr TIC ~
...aner MASSAC iii, SETS. Cart joel stone ana NON
utDpgy A.. WI ~ var, In connection y .il
. .,,ss.oa ara Providence and Bosom AID Providence
& .lru4t- leaving Sew-YOrk daily, Sundays excepted
nor, pier Nor.h Rver 81 o'clock. 2 81 and Sioun tor
r gocotk VI OF upon thc GFrya ei tie mall tram from
Boston Thee were built expressly for ne route
ld are IN every respect particularly adapted n the nBvisa
n Ur Long-l-.and sound. Trr accommodation for pas,
1rers sre c0mnodous snd comforahe-fhe officers g.
cable and exrerenced TIE route being he shortest snd
most direct between Boston and New OK pas.eu --fs are
aht,l 10 arrive .u ample time f1F the morning lines of
.apafs AID fpa1s running 'o various points from
.,t...rr. wHsMASSAC III SETS viii irsve Sew -lcfs
fresdsv THURSDAY ana SATURDAY. Lesve Sionllgcn Mon
l., Wr.fn+-slls aud Fudsy The COMMODORE VII
cave New York Mulda- WEDNESDAY AID Friday. Leare
..auIrgron Tue-isr ThIr-day aud SATURDAY -Pa-
.er- on the nrrvAl ~ tie steamers ~ sfonlngtou pro
led immediately In the splendid railroad cars ~ Prov
.rur- end Bosom. baggage master accompan'e. t'~
csrboa tr1ns 20 snd from Boston 90 ta&e charge oi the
as-age For passage ber.hs s'ae-roonis or freight a.
a0us mey BE- made iu y- agents on the Whafi and A.
I'D. oace l0 psitery.ulace OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
MEDICINES.
DKu0F. Pr

DROOF: FROOF"-HEEE y PROOF coneils.'r'
t.sf Dr. :, Z. IOsvn-.Els sara rarAa - M o z-@-
The f owing from some o. o. most fe.fscar p'g-''
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
CALIFORNIA

WINDOW SASHkS. BLINDS AND DOORS
DY ThE AID or STEAM AND MACHINERY he
I'D subscriber enshe1 to execute orders ior every DE-
snpuon of Ssshes inds and Doors a. Short notice sd
would invite The attention oi pessun. ho are shipping
buildings ard materials frr he California markef.
l.. MOORE. IS Ms'cr--t
NJ In near fhr Fulton Ferry. BrOoklrI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

corprCHI.DAR-Th TIM DaV.-COaMoN PLEAg
o.. &. 81 n lC1 10 Ia5 10 49, N, 20 -. ~
~. "a Par ll-ssrae A. YESTERDAY
Cferrfr COrET.--Same - yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

La .-...,-----.: y. NV -JERSEY-NfNrER AR
---------- r ANG T. Nf.NT- Commencing Thur
4tr November T. isf4 The extension ot hs Railroad
la >omrrvil e % White House no miles, Is opened ar
.sc rslncing Tue Staging between the terminus II Do.
Road ald Eas-0n % miles. Tue Inc leaves New lors
4. sfcsmtoat RID JACkEr Pier ~ ! Norin River
d. b.. NegIers Railroad from tie fuoi a. Cortland
90 per scheial- below Leave New YORK by y J. X
f from flut II Cof-eki-st a. M and 4 O'Clock
p II Bg .fesmboa' pier No North River ~ n O'clock
: VI al P " Returning vi. leave White Hol.e
s.. A NJ lfreishu SO lfni 4 VI and fotn. " North
Rrsnch II. VI tfreishfl S'1. A N AMI i.sn. NJ ,
>lnfrrv ie 81 N tIcigtn af SIN. AN ADD : 5ul
PM hound Brook 81 . AN fr-iEhl q An s1d 4
PSI Psinh.fd ~ u A VI. lIrg hu al I'm " and
pm ? VI Wesrhed a. o. An tneighp y An ana .
b N E.IaieiA.oSu al An ltreighil A. a M ADd
l-iPM
Ssgr. Will - m rcsftues. or ~ arrivals of he csrs
White Hou - bv the O'Clock AN TAN from New-lofk
o convey passengers 10 Easion, Allentown NAhesbsrre
I'd Nauca Chunk. "a All "a Pennington Lebanon Ciir
IN Bnc.iowu Jaglo4n New-Gerlantoysn, &c. \.
OF Fneslav THURSDAY sd Saturday % Delaware, Wa
'r- Gap Siruudsagrg Baronsvle stsnhops DAevl.e
3 lckioen. Lsckawsnns Iron WORKS &C.
NR Al 1ageage u TIE rex u .he owners mt. Le-
-erel into scrI. possession ~ fhe .cu's ~ ne
Company and checks or rroetps given therefor n Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
~CEDAR GROVE MILL FOR sALE i,.---l,.e


~. FOR sALE-2 good ard vel built dwelling house..
A~ the south side OF |Ssi west o. AMI neal - me
>iKh-sr. d.
1o house next 70 the above he southwest coer Of
rygeuty-,nirdst sad SE'-ay with Two sores Oh tAe
sseTue
10 next 70 the above On the avenue " m sores Gro
-.n water ig n tar hui4ings on every noor.
For price aud terms apply 70 John q DnEelden Snhef,
corner of TWenly-uinil-st aud SNih-sy or ID
REYNOLDS q VAN SCHAlCk
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CAIIiIOR
CALIFORNIA OUTFITS.

tUt W illtnu-sf. ncstF Johu.i
RSONS going Go CEioFr- VIII md every Article -
able Tor ishiuus and Cape Routes isi n loves. p0ce
New Yors) VI HEAVY gray sF.ei Ard white Blankets
isnnc SHIRTS snd Drawers. Ssck Goals. PAr' &c HAM
MOCKS O.. Su;s and Metallic 0vercoafs, TENTS, Storm
Caps Souih-w csirrs. sc. &C. Tor sac ~
d.s In. y BARTLETT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL,
honor ~ the President 81 he United states Gen.
~AZscHAEY TyLos, viii De- gwen a. Nl0los on Tues
iay Evening Feb = 1850, under he direction Of the
Aggression Geu WM HALL President
TliAs N n Wee. Presidents
2 o. BCRLiN6, secretary
Inritf'tpH COMMITTEE
Hlr aeb : NoodhuA. Af Ro0 I. Havs,
Hon Philip Hone, =. romlnson, ESQ
Ald Geo II Franklin, Hiram Fuller, ksQ
Joseph r. Taylor ESQ
Reception C'a1iif'ee.
Hon John Young Charles A. ststson- Esq.
Hon. Geo. Folsom. James W Gerard. ESQ.
AID Morgan Morgsns
fiJLr Ccmntffes
Con William Hal James n Pnkney Esq
Al Ronert r Haws, Carlos d STUART ESQ
Al EDWIN Mercer, Edward o Burning, Esq
Az. J1Es- Couslu. Daniel D. How ard, EsQ
Cos William n MARVEL. John Dickson ESQ
Tickets. admitting gentleman and Two ladies', and m
Guiding refreshments o. io hs obtained Al The Astor hou-e
lrvng House. ard 81 Nm Hal Sons Extra Landes
1ckeis. 81 each il2S&Wb
@Z[9 BENJAoiIN'~ BRASS SPRING
NTRTSsRS Q3 Beekmsn-st V Y never
gov -sk or rusf from tie moisture or heal 81
the BODY. Once right always right Pres
graduated from % ~ bs without bark pad which
Toes great injury the spine "a days ual given, and
not perfectly satisfactory money returned
Thomps0 Trusses al reduced pnc1s ole eccu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

a DAISlsTEATORS sALE--sotr- s-rssy xsen DAT ~.
"A rod IL 3. slsn zzS a. he nhs snd ..r-s,
n WILLIAM GRAHAM @r< q ~ Cy u Ss~Tork 1ac--ssd
b< NEsery ho1.s
aoh erstery - Fo1stes ard h
st-1 70 q 500 per sansn y p4bzz
.ae-aa pr-s-s DAY Of yaaasry .tsas 10
5cio<E 1r.aoozL I-n~dsas poss~..o. - }. ssv-r
hRr Ass GRAHAM, Afzszs,rsirE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

@ E HtFtisrS TA r. ai VAN LINE t sE2S
NAH AND KEY wEST.-The splendid ssz
steamship ISABEL, 0l0o tuns buraen,l commanded by
Capt William Rollins Will commence her regular tips
HOndAy Oct J. and sal regularly from Charleston, ; {
fr HAVANA ne LEI and 5fh u each month and from
Havana ~ Charleston he 9Th and I'd.
FROM Charleston ard Savannah 10 Havana 30
W Key-West ......... "
For further particulars apply 10
spOF5ORD, fiLEsTOS co q soaih-s,
IL Charleston " e MDhDktAi
Agents Havana, DRAKE. BROTHERS CO
PsssenEers leaving Havana ~ ms snip can feseh Bal
more ~ tie and ffh day or oy mee,.ns ne
SorherIsr ard Southsrner, reach se~-ITx 10
.zme lme dB