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New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
From Texas.

He Tribune is in receipt OF papers OF late date
lam various parts Of Texas. From San Antonio
ar ndyices are to the ith and from Galveston to
Il, 18th April We make the following extracts
AMAs BURNED TO DEATH.-A man called Ge-
r,rl HAYDEN Of Rutersville, Fayette Co was
burned TO death by a negro, on the night OF
Tbur,day. 4.h ult. From a letter received from
James A. Hayne, dated Rutersvile, April 10, 1t
srvesrs that HAYDEN was engaged in opening
Ann on the Navidad River II had rented some
laAa sbout three mles from his new place, and
feeling iadsposed, left two OF his negroes aud
German and went to his camp. They soon 'ol-
hwed him, aud one Of them, called Bob, went INTO
he camp, on prstensc Of getting medicine ior the
German. leaving the other standing outside. nay
den gave him the medicine snd got into his BUNK
sgsin. when he was knock6d d in the head with Il
nsu by the negro. who then dragged him t. the
eresnd tried to burn him up. Alter burning his legs
Of above the knees he put him back IN the camp
which Was of plank and set fire 10 1t, entirely CON
sumina MS body. His bones were brought TO Ru-
,ersville Oh the Sunday following, and inferred
Both the negroes are ia rons. A boy, TO whom 1t
appears the negro had niessed the crime, dis
losed the affair at the examination. The negroes
belong to Mr. Goodwin and were brought t. this
country about four years ago by Mr. Hayden from
Maryland. Galveston News
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lDUBllC NOflCE.-sUPKHME COURr.Iu the natter OF IL.
application Of The Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the
q New York relative 10 the opening Of Seventh avesue the
I~efh ard Of the City Of New iori
Inc OF hnds already oed-d " sad Cy by Charles Hall 1884
street 10 The sou-ry line side Of l5 sirePubhc Notice
hereby gwen BY The Mayor Aldermen and
New on puuani 70 Statute such made sad provided that
NE sd Ihs Mpor Aldermen and Commonay q the CITY Of New
lor intend 10 make Application the Supreme OF the State Of
os at special Term VI the sad Court To be held the City
hs n the CITY OF New fot Saturday tie ash day Of May 1880
ue opening TIE Court that day thereafter Coun
sci can - heard for The Apponmeto Of Of Estimate
and Assessment the above th. the
sn, Of Tie The Openng d the 7h avenue e1 ~eh
Ward Of the CITY Of New fo the nufr boundary line Of
nds already oeded TO sad CITY hy Charles Hail. al d street. TO
The southey ne .se Of S5i laid upon the
OF tie sad City entitled An Act relative TO
Improvements touching the laying Of streets and roads The
C Of New iok, and for purposes. passed April 81 1901
Dated New ! orb, April sotli 1859. HENRY T. DAVIES.
AZ tNNs6 Coun.el % tbe C0rpnraon.
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application Mayor Aldermen anl comnonty Of the City
of Yors esi,e opening Avenue u, from 10th street
10 i street and also from sh East River The Twelfth
and Wards Of Public notice h-rty sea By
tie Mayo Aldermen and Comnonsy Of the CITY OF New iorS
such made Ani del hat The sad the
Mayor Aldermen aud Commony Of tie CITY OF Ne" OK in'eh
IN male sppso IN the Supreme Court Of tie Of New YORK
at special ofihe SAID Court TO be he'd At the CITY Hal Tie
CITY Saturday the 18th DAY Of May ls AZ the
m OF The Court on tbs, day thereafter counsel be
heard for appointment OF Comm Of Esimite and Assess
ment entitled that the nature and extent o the
Improvement opening OF Avenue from ot street 70 XII
street and 10 East River, the Twelfth and
Nn,eenh Of sad lad the pin Of the
ciy Of enii " Al fct retise q improve
rens touch ofsets and Roads the ~ Of New
Yors and for purposes" passed Aprl 3D. 1877 and also
Act further ate atoms the map or ptn Of
ibe CIV OF Yor passed January gd -1fD-d New lorf
All 2tb 1870 HENRY f. DAVIES
r,sas My.S Counsel u the Corporation.
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1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF ~ JERSEY 1880.
i,ro-- f-rss...-...-.-rl s.IAltlER AkRA MOMENTS.

- -
AeS commencing April l. 8jO-Tms Road
~ In 'exteT1s from Eizabeihp0rt So miles to
White House ~ J. reducing the staging between the
minus Of The Road aud Essiln 10 - Mills and to School
eys Mountain u miles This line lssves New York By
si.oinbont RED JACKET, AZ pier N River and connects
ith trains the New Jeresy Railroad, witch leave New
York from loot OF Cortaud-sL a. the same hour
Schooeys Mountain with less staging an any
olher.
PASSENGER TRAIN UP-PHssengers wiz leave New
York by seaTub st from pier ~ X by the EswJersoy
Rsilfoad foot of CoFani-st ~ 9 A. and p Nj leave
EiZahehloWn 1T 10 A VI. and L NJ.
PAssENGER TRAIN DOwS-Leaye White House at 5 -
A u. and .f5 NJ; North Branch ct 555 AN and | IS
NJ S0mer1lle al 10 NJ and q 10 p M; Bound Brook
NJ $40 AN ard 70 Pm Painfed at 40 " and q ~
PM Westied al 6.5j NJ. aud IL; Elzsbehtown Al
Z. and 10. 80 A NJ. and 3. ~ PM.
The freight train with passenger aachedl will leave
Whita House Al $50 NJ Sonerville SO Planfeld 5l5
and EzabetbpO by steamboat al 7.S0 AM Returning,
leave NewYort, by steamboat. Red Jacket, from pier
North River, at PM
AL freight from NewYork intended to go by this line
must be al The boat at IA O'Clock TO insure being taken
through that day.
Stages Will IL readiness the arrival Of the O'CLOCK
train TOm NewYort at ~ White House to convey pas
sengers 10 Esston, Wikesharre Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Cha 4, Pa and 10 Remington Lebanon, Clinton
Milford, Be, lehem Boomsburg, New II amptOn- Wash
ington aud vdere, ". j. On Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday D. aware, Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Bartons
7ile sRnhope pseyie Bucktown, and Lackawanns Iron
Works &c Pa.
~ &. All baggage at he risk Of the until do
iverei the actual oossessOn Of the Agents Of the
Company, and cheeks i, ceipts given therefor as
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TRUSTEES.
JOSEPH WALKER, CYRUS CUETlSs,
THOMAS HUNT, HERMAN BOXER, ..
JAMES FREEbAND, CHARLkSG CAktEION'
HENRY SHELDEE, LUClUS bOPklNSt
THOMAS S. NELSON DANIEL G. IiANl4AND,
WILSON G. HUNT LEVI COOK,
STEWART C. MARSH, DAVID l.. SAYREi
GEORGE HASTINGS, HENRY a STONE
c. ". A. RODGERS JOHN STEWARD, JR.
PAUL n SPOFFORD. o r. MALTBY.
SEPTlMUS CROOkES, GEO PHELPS.
CHARLES PAYEN JAMES 7. SOUITER
CHARLES H. ROGERS, FREDERICK NlEAOi,
SAMUEL BEALS, II. w. 4 MALI.
WILLIAM WATT, RICHARD BIGELCW.
ALnET REED,
JOSEPH WALKER, President
LEWIS GREGORY. Vice-Presljent
ELLWOOD WALTER, % Nice-Pres.-eut.
a2e I'm CHARLES NEMCONB. SecreiaIy.
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SODA WATER APPARATUS Of very descna
uon either for the manu- sciure drawing botlifg Of
Soda Water, manufactured AID add b. JOHN MAI.
THEWs. corner Firstsv end Twenty sxlh-st n. Y. A
lhogrHphei plae with printed directions giving every in
formation of tie nEa1fcturs and pliIng OF the appar
aus The manufacture OF syups 1c. accompany zach
apparatus All communicates rmsdsiey attended 10 or
a,ni--on ss .hrv- ~ mD1stCTr
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.EIy-YORK AND NEY-HA-

81 - .;%;;..yEN - RALROAD-Oa and sfer
"Wednesday. April q. the following
trains will cave the Canal 81 Station near Broadway
Passengers aso received at ihe New York Hat Harlem
Railroad Office, Tweutg.ssvent-st
l. Accommodation Train At 7. NJ. for New Rochelle,
Mamaroneck, Rge, Port Chester Greenwich. Stamford,
Daren, Norwak. WesipOri Southport Fairfield Bridge
port, sBstiod, Milford and New Haven. Passengers from
The Wsy-Ssuons for Albany and the stations on the Hous
stonic aed Nsugaluok Rarf ads will Jake this Train and
stop a Bridgeport Passengers rom WaySstons for Bos
tom Providence Worcester Hartford, Springfield and Con-
nectcut River Railroads will take this Train and join Ex
press Train at New-Haven.
Express Train at8 o'clock, NJ for Stanford Bridge
port Albany sni Housaonc and Naugsluck Railroads,
New. Haven Hartford Springfield and Connecticut River
Railroad Worces er, Providence and Boston.
8 Accommodation Trsln al NJ tor Ss~; hayen ana
Plaindlle Pennington, Avon, Tarfylle and ColinsYile
Mddletown, Hartford and Springfield.
4 Express Train at24j PA. for Stamford, Norwek,
Rridy,pOrt and HoussiOnc and Nsugsuck Railroads,
Hew Haven aons the Canal Railroad, Hartford,
Springfield Worcester and Boston
g. Accommodation TraiD a. P.h. Tor Newlia'eh ana
ali the Intermediate Stations.
Commus,ion Train at $50 NJ for Bridgeport ard
in's'n'eo''' TRAINS TO NEw-YORK.
Comuuation Train at 5 IS AN from Bridgeport,
stopping al al the luteFmedAie stations IL
2 Accomu uOdstion Train az 3 ID AM from Nn"-haVsn,
stonoln9 A. all Intermediate Stations receiving Passengers
f,oni Naugstuck Railroad al Bridgeport
Accommodation Train ct 50 AM. from New hayen,
siopriug al all The Intermediate Stations receiving fhs-
sers from the Hartford and NewHayen Cans Railroad,
ADd NaUgatuck Railroad - Il,
4 Express Train at l 10 VI. lin connection with me
Expr,as Train from Boston) from NewHsyen, Stopping
NJ rdgepor and Stanford receiving Passengers from the
Housnionic Railroad a. Bridgeport
Accommodation Train al ~ Pm. (recsivng Pass.n'
gers from the Accommodation Train from Bosonl from
Nes. Haven stopping at all the Intermediate Stations
s. Expres. Tram al 10 N (or 10 connection WIN TX.
and Stanford arriving New-York at ii 10 M Even
ing Train from Pished connects with THIS IfSn ~
Bridgeport .,.,.lt,,
sests In he Cars (ajOfl X. b. MASON, s1pL
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,TsS5 REGULAR NAIL LINE BE.
tSrEErgefWEEN BOSTON AND NEW.lORK

SiOnmgt8n and Proviicnce.--lniSno
rouie without fefry, change OF ears bsggsge!-Th-
steamers { VANDERBILT Capiain joel Stone, and
COSiNODORE. Capt William II. ffAzee, II connection
with he S0nlngiCn and Providence and Bosom and PrOv
dsi.ce RNrosts ssving New-York dai.i, (slndays
-oeged) Rom Pier North River, hsst wharf above BAT
tsry Psce. st O'Clock. F. ". and S,onington al u
cocs +. NJ upon hs arrival % The mail train rom
Boston Thedo built expressly for the route,
n are n eyery respec. particularly adapted 10 he nsyigs
ton Of LOrg Island Sound The accommodations for pas
sengers cOmmOdiuGs and CONFERENCE.-The oncefs ca
pabls and experienced The route being the shortest ans
direct ciDecn Boston and NewYork Passengers are
euabed % arrive Ia ample lime FOR the morning hines oi
steamboats, srd railroads running various points or1
thoss cities The c. VANDERBILT will leave New iork
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Leave StOnington Mon
day wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE will
leeve New Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Leave
o;oningion Tueeday, Thursday and Saturday B.-Pas
sengers, INC arrival of the SiCaingfon pro-
coed Immediately in de splendid railroad Provi
ncc snd Boston. Lasga;e-maste accompanies each
70 end from Boston. For passage berhs slater
f-eishL applications may be ms5s to The sgenls on the
4rf and ri The Office. ~ Bsfiergplsce as
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Receipts Of Produce

u ngna Rtrcr Boats.--s2O bbs Flour. 2I9 do
= - 10 Asaes, do Whisky liz do Peas do seed,
lss he' - head Cstle 442l feet Boards Ii pkgs
Oats, 10 bxs Cheese
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

GOAL NARD.-A Coal Yard TO rent and the fixtures
- fJT ssle Ia q frstTse location. Inquire OF
$50 ets HOuGHTON, NEWELL CO 6j Wllian-st
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TYELsEy IL SONS Graham -four iarna. "heaisu
~ Ia boriny &c are Acknowledged by good lucgss
IN bs prcf-rsbe 10 any in he nArss Ihase wishing
lee shoye srces OR pmen retailing e4a be % gp ra
g1oa, sod Couinission Merchant 50 5o~rry aew-fOrs
Orders through tae Pos. Once or b. -xpresa plhei1sy
stleo.ea TO- Goods delivered 10 sny paFi 81 us ~. rec
- ..-.s. ais In
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rr,O OWNERS or REAL ESTATE AND OTHER
l MIN. IT nAy C0SCFRN The unSersigue ed

rTNO OWNERS or REAL ESTATE AND OTHERS
/ WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-The undersignet,
members Of the NewYOrk Operative Mssons, would re-
.pectfuly call the Of The above named 10 grow
ing evil that promises 10 be carried 10 great extent IN ire
erection of buildings in this city, viz: The system OF sub
coutscon Of Cellars and Easements, which In general.
are built Of Store and which given out to men known
to the trade and others Scsbs; class OF INDIVIDUALS
who have served apprenticeship TO the 9usinees
and consequently would not be employed by sny builder OF
established reputation 80
Ard some means should be aken arrest Its further pro-
while II not only robs The mechanic of MS
rights and deprive him OF means Of support for
his family also entails greater evils upon property own
ers and payers generally which cannot fail 10
be felt by them al one period or another.
The prices contracted for Will no, allow or the lime,
nor the labor The Sub Contractors even capable Of
performing being devoted 10 the propcr construction Of
buildings.
Numerous instances can be cited Of pedestrians either
being named having lost their iyes by buildings fall
ing from being properly constructed, which be
attributed the specy Of Sub Contractors Each day
brings Instance with Of this kind. Add TO which that
among the many buildings which daily ard nightly
consumed by fie IL Will be noticed that the greater port tQA
Of them become totally destroyed from the foundsuo1
giving way, when, they substantially put up by
mechanic would BE- able stand the heat ppou he
walls and lher. By prevent buildings from being entirely
destroyed in of FIRE. &c and enable the
build at much less expense than Otherwise
Having pointed out few Of the many evils and dangers
arising from the Of subcontracting would sug-
gest 10 the Of Real Estate, &c that means he
adopted whereby they may only themselves
sound buildings but many human lives yearly and
guarantee 70 the building mechanic his rights which
class OF people referred 10 herein materially Infringe upon
under the present system
FRANCIS FLANAGAN, ChsirnAn.
JOIN OCoSNoR Sec'y. 80 2w.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
..-s5>.ss THROUGH LINE FGR SAN gRAN.
,s,.~.L.aa4um a4um cisco, VIA CHAGRES-The new a,j IA.

..l..aAazzuu. CISCO, VIA CHAGRES-Thc nav a2t "a.
vOrlie sesnisl "a
CiEROkEE......i, sen tuns.. Captain u. Wndc
PhILADELPHIA.i,lCO tuns.. Captain J. Z Nlcio sol..
Form the only direct line between New ard Chsgre.
and h. connection with tho Tn Ted States Ma pack
q % tho Sachc-a aeinlncnalY line through to san Rran
ciscc
REDUCED sATLs oF rAsE TO cHAsaEs.
Cherokee. PluadeiFhla.
After Saloon stfts Hooms.......sl25 90 rl@' 90
Forward saloon DO. 100 GO 100 CO
Lower Calin..........---.....s 90 W
All the shove dine 81 the gbe, and have lhs pY-
e,,e fthe Saloon.
d.eersge found with fnstlresses
ard bUard) ................. so1 ~ eoo 80
Freight Chaes ~ cents per loot ExPt 1sss On 1ie
i.hfpus ara borne by passengers.
For freight rassnge apply TO
ROWLAND 4 ASPINtNAAD, - sOu,f-st n. :.
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VOat A6ff,s 4itSu-o W
Tbe Trus,ets have declared dividend of W weaiy three
Der cent on the pTt niam oi he past ear pay
aide IN clp and aher he second Monday In lhy next
The Tr stecs have also resolved paw interest CT SIX
per cent on the amount of the Certificates anhorzed 20 be
ssed IN Apr lg4s and ia April l5f - The holss there
or or 10 tleif legal representatives, aud ae9 he ION
day OF Mag Also, that toe Certificates OF pOhls 10
sued in 1917 with nccung interest uefeon Le paid az
above on and after the lOh OF June next ami ha the
interest thereon shall from that dale And 1a asr
-As payment Of he Issues oi scnp of 8i8 1919 md 1870
INV per cent Of se future elruns Of the Company shal
be- referved Unlu the capital OF the Company emOaas 10
Ole Million Of DOilsrs. BY order ofine hoard.
CHARLES SEWCOMB, Secretary.
Neip York ,4Jrl .. 1870
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FARMS FOR SALE.


xs FOH sAlE OK EXCHANGE FOA CITY
49, - - p. 7. arm ~ " r-fhts tf OutIt.t Vfee
pisi by no laie Samuel Y Mot Jr conssIns O.
shout ono hundred and sufy acres of and Wtrh
te-s = rew snd we.-huished dwelling house Ia h- cot
age style and extensive 5arns sheds and other oltlogsrs
MI erected ~thu Three Tf3 property 9. edgi1y
s't .ted, commands view of Long lssnd Solsa aud
.'u cne mie oiihe New .uk ara Nogg-H sssa Earcad
peo' a. Aimafon-ck, lr.m whence depss four 0r
W. ilinrs cay and reach fs y ifs- hi1 hour-
flr iIr'hrf garuru.hr a. pif sAML MOTT on rhs
1-i1ung ql1Co, - THOAf, ~. PEARSALI. rs La Fay-
'.ir-p'occ or 70 WM MOTT. Ia IS ws'--' nslT
.FJt EDH ~ALt-A farm " a. "A n-, rcle. "a 90
- wing in the town Of Greenwich e. iO.ntny Iory
l..and Sound ADD within fifteen n.nus' walk " ths
Ne3-HaTen Rliroad deroi O. Port Chester |, co, sirs
coIpfaplr h.use ard hsrn and = VERY desrBa sul.
non, ~ irg commanding vev of he Sound and beau
VIA sie 20 bacing cqa0iry ssal The Dr0lcIy VIII be-
sold an hsrgsin by applying - HORACE 4 SnirH ut
The De o. P0ri Chester JOSEPH BRUNDlGE,
ala -s' Godsn'a Bridge ? D Wes,chest-r 60
IN VALUABLE TIMBER lOT POR SALE
The slhscr1er oilers for 75l arrs of Land siiu
aiet % ms Count. Of Lzern- Penn about 10 miles
FROM he Borough OF w keabarre having good "a NJ
fcrcon, with excellent water power. Ia'u-ms'!on con-
cernug The hlove prop may be hsi by application 10
l. {. Church, Kingdom Penn G. y Harvey Wkesharre
Penn and 70 Rev. Geo. Lane, 200 MOb-rrys Newton
Wtk-.bnrre, 2ilh April 1850 la29 S*l A c. CHURCH
~ FOis sALE-A iann of Ofo acres, lynx 40 lhe
~ road leading from Jamsica 10 Far Rocksway Il s Ia
gh cultivation ard Is cut with the hesF ~ work
peach Also for eae let, farm OF - acres
Rso. place of5 ncres Inquire Of
630 81 JOHN L. NORTON, Jr. 29j BOwery
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q. - NEky-lOKtA 3 kNIk kAIL.

ys.ss. lsss.=ssssssr1 NEW-tOkh ~ ElSiE RAIL
s-fft3 ~. OADOu and ster Monday, Dec.
81, the trains will Ms follSws,
tsundeyl exceped) Morning Train for Enire Cornog,
and utermedas places leaves the pier foot Of Dusnest
daily al AN arriving The same evening. Evening Train
for fmira Coming Jefferson Geneva Rochester, Buffalo
and Intermediate places leaves AT PM arriving at
BUfao tle next evening Fare Geneva %; TO Rochss
ter 81 5 10 Buffalo $40 s. Passengers for Ithaca md
Csvuqa Lake take the OF the Cay1ga and susqaehan-
rah H. r. at O,gego Passengers Tioga and Lycomng
counties Pa lake The OF the Corning and Bossburg K
H. Coming. Way Train caves Port Jervis for New.
York, Rt 6 n and returns o. I r. NJ.
NEWBURGh BRANCH
Leaves New York at A u. and M on Tuesday, Jan
g. Leaves New burgh for l,ewYork connecting with tho
trains going West, al Gu ser,) Al ID AN. and F. n.
freight leaves HeSYo for all stations the road daily,
Sundays excepted) Pm. Freight for Rochester BnE
ialo and all psr GssS, --ii, us Delivered 10 the
IliUrH AMI Roches r X. 4. 81 Geneva.
dS JAN. : P. KIRKWOOD superintendent
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LOServIrY.-The Meredith Bridge Gazette
states tha, there are now living in the town Of
Northfeld N H. nearly sixty persons. whose indi-
vldual ages exceed 20 years. Eleven OF tins mum
Der reside ia one school district, and within one
mile Of each other OF the eleven. several are
more than eighty years od-one is between ninety
and hundred, a hale hearty old man as can be
ound anywhere, and bids fair to live to see acentu
Iy or more. This old gentlemen is in the habit OF
walking to Sanbornton Bridge, a distance OF two
miles, as often as once week, and is able to per-
form considerable lehor on the farm. Another old
veteran, 81 years Old is apparently as active aud
smart as many men at 80. He has attended the
annual town meetings and cast his favorte ticket
Tor sixty years in succession.
loARlAS COLONY The lcarian Community
have purchased the extensive steam Touring mil
aud dsilllery, located at this city, which they are
pang up IN superior sty le, with a view Of doing
lase business not only for their own consump-
Von, but Tor the public. la connection with this
A1i tney are about constructing u saw mill, for
Repa1ng all the timbers necessary for the rebuild
lg Of the temple and the immediate commence
Sent Of the work. la the temple, when finished.
ae! intend to settle their schools, when they will
eaaOed To admit American children, in order
"a 'ne Children OF tie various nations may become
aed 70 iraternize together, aud learn their mutual
nsuages from one another. INauvoo Pat Apr. IL.
hosBERY.-The house of Reuben Hedser at
gthana, Ky. was entered in the night of April
Lhby gang Of robbers, who, after knocking Mr.
nsdger senseless with club, and beating his
We severely. took from his house a small desk
''ttsining $500 in silver and 5000 in paper mo.
ssy they carried II about one-quarter of mile
soe Tie holse, broke il open, and took therefrom
tS'o 10 the melee Mr.. Hedgers srn got slightly
,0uaded BY shot fred by one OF the robbers
u..s u.o young men named Levi and man named
"moa have been arrested as being connected
ICED '''01'
.1tsLss OF TIE Pogr WoRDswoRIB.-A pri
Se !e''er from Ambleside, OF March 25. informs
Mr: York Literary World OF the dangerous
o. the poet Wordsworth. before you re
M MS is the language of the letter, Mr..
hs"o'th will have recovered or dIed-he is
~. Today, aud il is my impression that we are
I,e slm soon" The poet was born on the 9TH
! aplt l'7o, consequently he would complete his
f'SHh year this present month.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

rSssshRN MAKING, Turning and Scroll Saving
e,r p.n po"ef machinery. Steam Engine and Ma
Y, sss.ss e every description made " order, equal
tes,xi ,s In his city fancy csbne. work In
W. Ss,~sna nsneal and nsuucAl instruments cGssd of
c lps Puon- JOSEPH PECKOVER,
2h W scrst PecA-slip
.uSssyANs.-wM. II DAVIS, Organ Builder. 81
ia a. sa-s ohers for sals Church and Psrlor or.
tzSr los 90 hand one OF stops; do s,x and SIR,
NJ I'M WIN psdeis ps'uet, oak and walnut e.a-rsl
-. 'e soid low fOfcssb approved er~dli ais ir-
IQlRinv Al OF THE TEA PLANT y PACK.
Pee Il ~, '-sovsd from 6s LispensId 20 l39 Cards
eS slil CO iuue the SAFE OF his celebrated c. fec
p30 lWs
Es, kkATHE8s-PRIAE QUALITY
~. IS FlSCHEL Won sTADE.
" Cliff street
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IL HEKEAs. EIcAAAD hAfaoN ol lhs olo VI h-'

TsTHEKFAs RICHARD hAfoON O the tiD o Nre iYft oi
certain nf Moree~ b-trug date irr fsi us ',
MAY on ilous,n5 si hundred AMI ipri5 two "r u- r
r Tie payment OF o hundred c", ii"il
,poe, " ne United of Aena on lie Afst day OF i one
ihousr t h4rsd and forty hee with mt rest Tor Tue sane az
able han yrATy hI'' '
.ar trn-fr and tro5 Bennett oi Tie .t ~y
br t0 certain inielture Of Lease lbr di- tie f ul
ofw.v ia mad and hy Herman lie Roy Esa Of ba
iao~ M te state Mar and the ad Richard hspon of i-
fi ol from tie sara r- 'S {" l
,Lae n-st ensus yearly Of seNeni! ife DOLLARS. s-e
wh Al estae rgh interest term Of yes ., 10 come 'h'
possession ta. and demand wu1spefcf a.
well n a as Ia ~ ty o - AT that certain lot lee "r par
Of Nrw ora Known and distinguished On certain @ o. e
lot. Of rroun belonging the William Er situate W -
III eenh Ward oth- City New YORK, surveyed September le
by Dane EUsn % Surveyor oi number - ogreen Doni
r. follows Den AZ louion The westerly 9r q CA
non dsai ore hundred snd hl feet norh~ary from Delaney
street and running thence ne.twaTJy He psra with Delaney
street hunr, 20 e cerr ~ the och ttrner uoiiuS
ar the center twenty five feet thence eist"aIy un
n~ rars De,ncy hundred .ei 10 C4ngon sf
sn5 thence Nariy along Cannon street twenty I'VE r u r
place be-nnng; witt all and snu'at the ects hu - l-
fnurrs yr, ce ani teeunc belonging of 10 any
-- apperaun-wt mori-ge contains the uut power Of se
u case default .h0a Lee made tie syueni OF ti- san SUM o
money due thereon any part OF etheIj hn
vi al M ulorte- dI recorded the Ace o Reg ser oi Tie
CIV AMI County o orb lber lJ oi Mortgage Page 49,
been ,. the payment THE sad aelrrd ~ b. pad by tue
aS rfceae due thereon a. ths day beng ihr ie
off4 Grst puaion sotce. Of tnsani and
iii M one dollars thirty Notte Therefore heffty
gwen Is ol the power Of sale cont nn-d ~ me ~tn ni
lure of Nora-r pursuance oi te statute uc se made
tom ~ the Merchants Ea,nl- the CIV oi Ne" Iork On the
day of june ls1 a. Il O'Clock s ro2g Of sh ay-
Date March 2ft 1870 JACDb bs"NLt;
nc Jr. Attorney ini-D lA"~'e'
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

CAUTION-An persons are neieoy eslnyusa no. u, ~
onIeIsse he ri ht In Jenkins patent for making Wnc
Rating SC for The Of Massachusetts, or ether me
New and Staes ths exclusive rgtt 70 maze ara seLo
tbe seue being vel ed in be subscriber All rncroech.
nsps Will be dealt with according TO the Patent Laws u
tbe Uuied Siaes Two PaIens dated Mach l8tii one
Patent dated FEB IS, 1853 OEOhOE W. fhiFrS
New Haven, April p ~ oe