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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
Philadelphia Markets. and s,ocL,.
I0-T-." OUIFUC' Y - TVIIF,
iAnNlFHn. "Wednesday. Feh

Corr. -rOliFnct 20 AlF Itluf.
rniknstFatA "Wednesday. Feh .
Ih, private CIRCULARS by the steamer. recels 4
,.,tr.. .o unt ,iera y differ irom toe prs,..
ruslv ruh .ai. and have hat no eject re market Tho
EXPORT demand fcg FfotS continued limited. srt orN
lcUO hhs com1Dg sal ping hrslds .fsve been taken RI
something Jess mn SEQ b'l TO- civ consurpiur moss
rrsfc rrryfuls rates small sSirs Of RNE ots
sf 81 and CosN MAJ a. 58i per Dbl In WsEAr. no
ss,- have been reported aud Vrcos unchanged RfF
worth 61c per .ush -Flr,her sales ~ White a.
s. and NrI.n' a ST. Otrs-A ssies az lao hush prime
Penn ~ 81 ser hush So1lAcrl worth 81 d5.c WH,KN
sale. ,u hhds ~ q and bh.- ~ .fr
SNssoF SrocN. -Ft,' Bes'd-iao Mouis Csna. "a.
i6i Guard BarA ~. 400 Reading RR, ISL, SlcH Piu.-
burg cent coupon hond. % % Nckbure, lsi ~ Do
l6. Penn ant QUO Canal 81 = Morris Canal lil, tfh
do lit $50 state 5s Qot = 80 do 90 i1t 81. st
Farm AMI Mech BNk 81 600 Reading Ronds 90
II oO' do ~ Sl0V rcrnes-se - 50 ,oo WILMINGTON
tIl ~ 80 Union Cana. lit. 5000 Is D., -, ~
$500 Sch NavG. o. 81 ~ N0rns'c~n RR, y Penn
RR a.. -G Lehfgh. -
No,nf Bs1rd--Il Morris Canal. iit, ic0 do ~ ~
N1r.-iowa, Rt 1si o fo i9i 100 Upon Cana, NJ >
I,,on Bank. Tenn il l7t Nckshurg, ID 30 Sen Nav
g.. 49, 81. $1,000 DO -, Rrsdng r.. Isl ~ De-.
lss Si@o C.tv g. -, io- SlR suscuehanna Cana Ba'
81 - 90 stare s. 9'i - Beaver Meadow ~, iI 81
Lchish Inisrcst ~ $50 l. BANK 2 $50 Chez Del
Csnal s. 81 500 DO, OF los faniers Bank Miss, y
q Readirf honda So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
Intc frorn HIcxico.

Our Associate BAYARD TAYLOR, now On his wa
home from California via Mexico reached Mobile
rom y era Cruz on Tuesday, and telcgraphei us
the following adyices'
Nnutir hle Feb o., 1000
The British steamship Thames arrived here yes
torday from Vera Cruz, bringing twenty-five pas
sepger, and $4,000 ia specie. She took on beard
al \ era Cruz and Tampico Two Millions q Dollars
All is now qnie; 10 MeXico. Our new Embassa
dor, Hon Robert P Letoher, roschei the capital
on the "a inst and had an audience directly The
Presidents speech expressed the most amicab.e
feelings and intentions toward tie nitcd states
The Cholera has appeared in the State Of MIchca
can Vera Cruz IS healthy.
4 daily huc Of stages has been established t..
tween Vera Cruz and the City Of Mexico
The house Of Macintosh has been shaken, h.t
will probably stand.
The : schooner F,irt sailed from Vera Cruz
on the sth ior New Orleans. The Rosina for New
York ditto Tho L ) steamer w aterWitch on the
goth Cor Tampco BkYARD TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

io-aigh, Jutrx BY he programme on eours- - -
delivered ueKt wees ne s,s,sr,~ais Of Prof Bnsn car
uos a. % son3l4 god aes- q sleuuos TIE eeure
AS sveaing w. be a. he Hal o. he soesl LrNry. or.
re- u BF8a! S1y sad LeouArd -
TsE MELoolsr- Selected gems from celebrated
eoarosers arrs-cei s lie % yeusA.e Semnaie. N
enc two tree sd sor paris with a. sscognp anent Coz
tie 7.aro- ore. BY Jane S.omsr.
Tae a5oys work Aas sssi been pa,saet BY w'n Hsn 4
son - BroaiNsy. iopPoss tie Psfk ssd eoalans a..
Menus eaeeuoa o. s.s ana popular SOAPS toge,hes wih
siuus AZ saeret &c, adapted 60 soAoo plrqosss A..
ragged - TWO. .srcs or ogr parts ca female voice.
Tae wan, Of saca wors has org soca se by e. n, sf
es,ed ;ae n1Aea. department O. yoany aides Senins
res ard Is appos-a-cs unler ihe su,hrfshp ~ he al
crtsg JGc- Somsn W. tc hattG ,sifh zve.core
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
For California.

We SHALL issue THIS MORNING
our next number of TIE Tr,base foy
C47if5rniG, O-egoa and Tie S-nd'o'"'
Islands. Il viii contain al ne imPoF-
tant news UP to the ume OF gong to
press Persons wishing to send or
carry this paper to ports on the Pacific
viii please leave their orders lmme-
dis.elv. in order not to be disappointed.
Single copies siXpence.
80 The r. ICON W. sail at3 o. clock 2. - today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE Etw.YORK TRIBUNE.
Col. Ri..cu Challenged.


IHtns fgFIIt
W,smNcroy, "Wednesday afternoon. Feb -.
Col JEFFERsoN DAVIS, Y s. Senator rom Ms
sssipp has sent ac'ialenge to Col WILLIAM II
BIssrLL, a Member a the House oi Representa-
t.yes from Limos in conscqence.ol Col. b. hay
ing animated in speech that Col Jefferson Davis
ddu't do all the fighting at the battle Of Buena
Vista Toe challenge passed within the last hat
hour This statement may be implicitly relied
upon. OF course duel val be the consequence
unless hostile meeting shall be prevented BY ihe
interference of the authorities Yours, C. ST.
A dispatch to the EIprc's dated at Washington
yesterday, says
at gives me crea, pleasure to INFORM YOU that
the difficulty between Messrs. Bissel and DAVIS
has been settled through the good Offices OF the
President Of the United states. \ good under
standing is restored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
Free soil Convention.
BosroN, Nedues dav. Feh q. 8 NJ

The Free SOL Convention az FauCuiI Hall con
tinuea crowded during the whole day. ard excited
siderable interest NJ party the Of lie
said the Telegraph bunrs Us report Mri the Senator fpu
Massachusetts (Mr Wets.ep bad proposed ComIromisr
that would DC satisfactory 10 tie South lie could rli
believe d. Snd II tue there was man. however dlst-
guished, who would wliheT under % hke you0hs gou4
Several othcrt II e Ere, Sol party add c-ed the Ccnycn
non, Of whom asserted mat our Representative r
Congress cpwed hy lear sud smother Ia reference
the proposal pass lave tor tle return u fEuvc
Slaves declared ms determination g. ave Fugitive Slaves
welcome and become the lackl 81 southern slave
holders address To- our Representatives IN Congress
eNhorng them 70 stand "a the fTca son doctrine
reporcc sfeT which an adJourntntn moved sn4
carried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

Nr Ne.r--1sg .r-rE Re- D. NARY r G -.-r- T. T.
e. -s--'-- @ - - s. , H. e ne ~ az 81
lte ~ e- - --.p-l-g ar-s % titr' aef p
Pts ai rf-fs ~ - "a. e-slE -rr tr Gee. /.
Lai -,--s hs- = ta1ra r 81 N.-t C--rs 60
t-----
%, N--'ss-7g Zee T. hAsr --ssrss zs.ss. ~ NARY
puWh> tlt ~ fear q - ~
~ E-r-s = 10 ,a asl tr-- 49, LAS
- -lai'-er VERT - -s1e- u a-- r-rf r
.~-a s--ts. - - Nta-n.t a. lhsrstSsf a@s-orl -
-si Asr - = ale Caru-s lr .1isrz.a. -
lfT
q T-r-lsy r,aruzg Fee p wksHtSCroy y HkxrrN 81
- +--1 T-a- "a "a 49,
I-s irs-s u ls a1 st,sr1 Re fsasfs fe -
scsss = h-ry fr5@-. - Przc-sl .isnocs A. ssact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

2 Prot BRIITASs lecture 81 the society Ii
try T. evening ezPos.lon q wseinisy be called
e.ecincsi lsorv Of lie ard 0rganizaton as'rued ~
i-cs tanned course 81 Investigation lie
compared tie human " lie magnetic telegraph IL
wLSh Communications arc constantly taxing place between
LIE cEcuEerence ard tie eerier sad Ice reverse He
awe. a, .ength 90 10 power which hs believes Il pos
ses.ec b. Tie mrG 70 produce ssees ne electro eqs
Hbrzr ty tie mere force CT vol.Eos Thls theory, he
Supposed. ie4os 10 lie szngs soasds kicA have
recently stsessd - much zoee, ard vii be considered
villa more SPECIAL fssrsees % Ias subject u 10 lecture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
Later from Rlo-l o.s of ,he chr Biliov.

bALrINoRr. WCdnesasy. Feb. 27-PN
BY the ARRIVAL 81 the bark Rainbow, Gator We
have aivcas from Eil Janero 90 The u Jan our days
si-r taAn previous uccour Ste reports (uo dsiel tie
ioa OSs OF tie schr BLOW he north eide ol ihe Gar
stream aher ercOuuirrng = succession ct Tremendous
aes She was bound from Porto CEheQ. flr Baltimore,
ans had liable cargo O coace, hides and nlEo al 20
which were lost 14e crew ere i.uulG.s.y saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
Later from Havana.

CHARLESTON MNn0ANf go
The steamer Isabel. from Havana 22t arrived 90
Ms pori iodsy The Ono ScAe-cs, arrived here re cy
previous suS ei; after ior New Orleans hsysas
crowded VITA vesseN There much rain, which clesA-
III The supplies OF Sug and tended - advance the Quta
nons hich igg whites 81 le reals yellow y L
and browns Ut. Al Msxnxss Rn1 Csllrnss hcrv hal
been lsrue - cs for shi;menI 10 France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

bO>rON, Wt1uesisV- 20, =
The defense m the case ol Pearson charged with
The murder OF his vie and oal.Jres - bre
reached TIE counsel contend ihst lie pnd "a ne accused
Mas not civnty baaDced 20 De accountable Tor ne deed
thai ,ntsbers OF bis family had been insane and ua De
has lRck ed intellect snce he was boy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
neaih hx Drowning. &c.

NWWAVkKE. " ceraay, 20 =,
We reerrs 70 announce the death BY GncNmn-
OF lpcge Thomas ard Rev Mr. Harrow TWO 90 oar nvs
prosainent 81 worthy cl1eus
The boats have commenced roaming ary 'e-Nceh
he sla buEL4e- weather warm snc pleasant
Gocd tGAncs 81 FLoIS seing a. - ->-N aEAF m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
The Lower Rio GTapdc.

4 strong meeting Of the citizens OF CaH1ero"
county was held at Brownsville opposite Mata''o
ros recently % protest against the claim o. eHas
10 sovereignty over the country between the me-
COS and tie RIO Grande, ard 10 demand 'oT II AZ
Independent Territorial organization. The clam Of
Texas to that region vas secuted as It should be
A coantermectiug ia support Of the claim Of Texas
was held soon aferwa-d.
The Plo Grqn1e Senf,Hel. Browusvilesays NJ no
movement 10 organize that country into new Ter
ritory. TO be called Jaciuto:
We Ike no. lie name Of Jzciaio b9' he measure GER
,ir, r.es our nrs' unqualified appfoJtt0u. ~ haf'
ey.r ba eyed ft here any -oand1ess Or ress1n OBJ
the claim u -xss D. he country between the fuece tli
G RI (rsroe aod we have ever considered That DE-
hv h.r Of her avs over % urfli Gsurpsf
1 ~ ghts Of tho United S'Gtes AID en tn'raciou OF lt
.o.sr1n GUARANTEES q he iate psa.y with MeXlo."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

DELAWARE The Loco-Focos Of the li;te state
held State Convention at Dover on 'he 22d, and
resolved against the Wimot Proviso and ever thug
Of tina, sort but IN favor OF extending the Missouri
Compromise line % the Pac.hc.-They have been
trying for years to carry the State pro-Slavery
ssue and L there were more slaves H. H. or those
they have were young and valuable, they might
succeed. As it is they have thus far made poor
Roadway, excep. 70 the extent Of defeating Emen
cipstion by voting in solid column with small ini
uority OF the Wings agans, itwhencver il is pro
posed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

RAILROAD ACCIDENT "A dispatch 10 the Com
ssvesai Aersyiissr dated Washington, FEB. r. sSHss
@The O'CLOCK train Of cars ror BALTIMORE the morning
were thrown Of the ;rsek miles scyOrd bscrE1nfg
IN Consequence Of The rails sPIcsng Doe car Was neG
paAsenx And total, demolished Fortunately
va injured except the ladisn Chief c0P~ay, who
bed he anke bones fractured The rails were torn aP o
8 considerable distance"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

BOSTON Feb .;-AuH'u IalIa NOr cans ins.
1,-a 6h, lar 81 ,ol 81 le slg Georsa LFerPoc. IT.
Nloif
$50 O1erbrtre. ewOr,esus fihi ss' bnrks Ffsier.ss
-'st i-l Mars, -r. Dec - Amercau Trinidad - .1'',
How sud NOresbs JET incl. brif- sarah Czrieus- l-'
a.t Fnoch BOWER d.. 3ih mel, Trenton New or scts
May Miller scoia sud Mary Patterson Pl.Iade' Jasper
sYUfk.
Also mr. ships Adams NOr.esas ioh iasr' Jenny Lind,
DO. 7fI inst
Bsr. Weyhosse' Bueuos Ayr~s Dec % Ter bsrks
Mrtk n. AM from Niofz sud Maid Olsans' I'm >fetr
4 Gar nurr md otlrrs before rt'ored "a" -ln ias'
ia' ~ 40 .on - ship Clcars Bos.on Or Chares''0
Llrs Hyperion. NOaesrt. n iu-' SPOKE lhn lh-i lH
d p 1rg .roy Pe-o ,lss..oy s ss ,,e,,.e. 81,
rafd r. Q. tr.s Jul.s Helen san Fninci.cr, George
l1rs do; AdrlFhi CaVe Hsfrrr, Pear Pl-da; tchs
Ts.r.-rs s-fiuan; Jsialoss Bahama isanf- orlando.
FRANKFORT. FEB sa.el bhg Lyra csrdenss. -ch
Memphis. 10
IORTLASD FEB cd brig. To,o-I. Ma.an,4s Her-
NEWS KYFOEl Feb 4d-C.d sl-P De-a Wa.ser. saf
Fr.... .ca. frl Heron, Ptla
SALEM Feh.f- ca bug Garani Para
NtN BEDFORD Feb AR sch Liberty PfHa
sI -chs Juefie snG ronah, FrclcricksruT. Lagrange.
PROVIDENCE. Feb AR big Po.a.Ai. NOBLE
FALL EiNtR FEB AR s.oop rloms. W Thorn.
STrk
NEWPORT seb 26-Arr ship T.oer. SION ior S,r
frarr -- ~ Do . oss ofrlo ic sssy sud par of GER
CHARLESTON. Feb ,5-Arr ship Ne,v.Yors SYofa
r l fusi aus jasper lo- sch Monterey. De-. barb }.
Or Son CCue sld Dsvi smith, Pl.f
ft-5-A-r fch q b Mahlu-v
All WEST, Feb EAR scl J Abel Ia NYors bound
HAVANA FEB I5--Arr 5ris cariaa. F--4l -o.a-Bag
NOBLE Feb lo-Au Gov Bufg.. SYaA. ba-s s-Ib
SEwo8LEASs. FEB .'-Air SIN ohio sehsaoA, New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
70 cnpprsPONDENTs

She Hnes YOU send arc better han nose Of tie
poet III yo please ~ descnos him. hey are ineon.d
~ ora,.s ,ble ouus AID nsie fng1tliiv bad. We
ss7t tsks sny part unng people % read his works
since thai would Re to waste an nOUT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY q.


Regular Messing OF ttis Cor1r-n- VII D. n-.' {. 7
Broadway House Fridsv Evening Msrcn ! a. a., - 1c-.eA
BY Order r DELAFIELD SMITH Chairmsh.
49, " ssIIh secs z7fN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

viReiSn.-The citixeus OF Loadoan, the .arscs,
County in Virginia. hea large meeting at The
Court House on Washington BirthdSy, sud dc
clsred themselves, thoOsh adverse 10 the wilno,
ProvisO. utterly hostile T. the Nashville Convention
and all projects aud aaneGvers looking 70 D.sun'on
There was bat one dissenting voice on the passage
OF the Resolutioas.-lt IS hardly necessary to add
that Loadoea was alwsys the strongest Wing
County IN Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
A PFRgFCr tURE

7
r - use. oss b 10 WniinZ rhyme,
Wien al tae world ought 10 Know
That q you use ny Pilis In Dine
The evil surely cannot grow
A. Dacc hey bill both Rae and hic-
ny Powders too, are IN neno~n.
FOR silling Moths and An,s, and Fles
Cocbroaebos, which yOo Ind Ia iowa
Dep5t 40 Broadway, ~ Y AfA
~ FOR ss Who srs prepared or customers from a..
lninQ Counties and states brought moel by sleainDos
railroads &c row IL t1e tine 70 invite hem. Il %
done conveniently ard safely through the Agency u
PALMEE. who - empowered b. The prOpnefOss u NJ
most widely cifcas-c papers Of he Whole region ~bencs
clstou desired ~ ard feceip, fOf Advertisements
ard s1hscnpf0os B-sice choice Of he papers be-
pied pursu1 advertisers obtain vsluA,s
prac cs Information HI AReaey and adopt Jadic9s
system u al gert.slng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

CoxSREss- Nothing was done in Senate yes
terday Mr. BESToS showed oolclasiyely that
Slavery rcas abolished throughout every portion Of
Mexico long prior to our couquests, so that slave
csnno; DO legally held there until there is some
lsw fox so boiling bin
Mr. RUsE Of Texas next took the floor and pro.
ceeded 10 argue the pose of Of toe face Of New
Mexico. OF couse, two days il a not unressona.
bic time for such performance and be stopped IN
the middle 70 take breath and the Senate adjourned
over.
In the House, two OF three Land bids were 10
hodoced also bill 70 reduce postage, and one
70 establish branch mint in the City Of New.York
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole, and Mr DoTY presented q bill for the az
mission OF California
Mr.. GRIEs gave notice Of an amendment estsb
fishing the Missouri Compromise line
The Slavery question was debated at consider
able length-on the part Of the South by Messrs
TooMBs Of Ga McLASE Of nd. and CoLcocE and
others, and on the Northern side by Col. BAEER
Of Illinois. The Slavery propagandsts INDUCED in
their usual strain Of bravado and threats Of Dsso
lution, End were sharply replied TO by Col Baker.
The Committee rose and the House adjourned
without doing anything
LEoIsIATuRE-The bill restricting the location
Of the Erie Railroad has been killed stone dead n
the Assembly Even its friends abandoned II
The Company have agreed 70 silence the shreks
of locality 10 the fullest practicable extent
Mr.. Fullerton has been turned out and Mr. Dur
land admitted to the contested seat IN tho Assem-
bly, from Orange Co by vote Of 20 to 81, under
the pressure Of the Previous Question.
Mr. Beekman has reported to the Senate his bill
TO provide for the correction Of street Opening
Abuses in our City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

Aecorsr BooEs, PAPtE, kc--FzAseis LoUrstL, ~
Msidenlsre, oasr al SYKES o. Blank Bocss Wiling Pa
pers. Envelopes Manifold Lstisr Writer'S. Coping and
No,arA Presses gold Pens, Portfolios. Scrip Books ma
aOrsadaa Books and every yar.ev q snSy ana s.ps'
slsro1sry q low prices. ~ Ssss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
MARRIED.


p 81 e ts crr--l q. A.,-.- -- ~ n R---- WI
ilt4 81 li's H. t1 - FAHNI EAkLING zl--r g -l1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
GESTLEsEss BATS
SPRING FASHION. lSo.
WILLIAM n. BEEBE 4 co

HkTTEkA
10 Broad way sew.Yofk and s chesnstst philadelphia
~ Respectfully Announce dat they vii Issue ihs sprDg
Fashion Tor OenlIsrsns Hsis Saturday, Tie % dsy Of
March eusung
n regard the Style wish si,piy 10 remark tbAi
i strictly s2proYrate le for which il % inended
snd that has been turng The previous winter
10 Pans London
~ qusly enables gs % ssy viii ensIe confidence %
may be % Kindly tisposea 70 favor " win
their patronage thai hey always b assured ofObtsinins
AZ car establishment Tor g. Hal which viii BE- Ia every
point and particular, essentially, a s. Hat
Wa. n BEEBE a co
IG broadWsy, y. v
lgfllt. scd l32 Chesuut-st Poi .plia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

RrssEs STEAM PAcEiss.-lOOo pounds, embracing 81
he ku1s ard ABSORBED tbicSnessnO~ To stfs f s-~ 90
fno.t oera terms be manufacturer Iris paesinT VII
.and nearly 100 degrees higher heat han any osr mah-
azure. The process paten,ed shessiy-y % ns sss-
or ussa isetgrinK HORACE II. DAY, q Cofisnd-st
y1r.f n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
The markets remain as Yesterday ard quiet

Tie C0rICS market IS quiet the America
aets lot ia@1g o. set come % Isri - e. f1r iite
.f-s .H t.es. clos ~ g. Kidding, and ~ 'or
F- Tla receipts ere 4 lfI ess uan Pc sale period
..,rfC8r BRTAu5rrFs quiet Src,Es t-m No-'ssts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
Aproinlmenl- hr lle Governor and senate.

Nnr.EIEs TrHLil. s. Y.-Na.hilis b. HoN.e, i0-cpt
po .rlk John ofc David T. Jsqncs, VIM r SOC ,
l. Drai % -I-h. James C. Clarh, Shrsm q Hal 4 T.
Hr.-..r. . .4rs E.c.
Ji.er-I .cfnas Clara John " 7. Orerhaggh
hoods. H3-J.a.cs L sfvdcser. David Fy-
i.sac Trm e l-e ~ Dl,c--, Co. Asti slant s- ~
az Marine iiosr,a. place o. A-Uls 4 TAT deco ssc'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

HEALTH OF biMGRASTs-Tho Commercial Id
rer,er having been mised By he Journal Of Commerce
mo an attack on The Health Oheer Dr. d Whlag for
alleged neglect Of duty permitting passengers suffering
from Cholera to up 70 the City gives place % he D's
defense against toe chsrge and very handsomely reacs
IT, slfet Lat the Health Ecer hss done his duty Ihrou h
Bur tie Commercial justly rsists that our Hos
p.ias are lladsega:eihEt here ough, to be ROOM
&c for the Pauens-snd that here should bs efficient,
ocs. Inspection CT he management Of Public Hospitals
So We thluk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

~ BEAOTs National CO.ieeson Of DagueueO,ype', 90
ard M Broadway Of Futon-st Strangers and e'
respectfully invited cal sad examine tbs spsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

~ We never bal any faith Gold Pens until Ne usd
one Of the Rcheleu Ever-Pon'ed, and now We wogidn1
use anything else They nade and sold exclusively ~
J. Y SAVAGE % Fuiton-st who hsa sso large stock Of
fine Gold and Silver Watches which be soils extremely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

~ Them five Dollar sJils tor spring 1sfne black dfss
Coat pair ofhne Cashmere Pants choice Of eoofs nh
elegant Vest al for Eve dollars and maybe f0r lsss aen
and Alpaca Coats .sl4hle for tae miners IN California, ~
Ngssau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

NEW GAs.--Mr T G. Baxter agent lor Mutes
Hydro Carooa Gas aIey patented In England aud since
IN tbs county, writes obviously concerning Mr Browns
alleged magnificent improvement In Gasmaking at Bali
and says his Gas Is 10 he made At COS, u no,
Than twenty-five cents pes H0asIHd feet for msieral
Wei, hurry up, then Our stunned with Cheap
Gas bat the bills we have to pay for such get
grow larger and larger Stop casing genLemen, and
br.ng your gas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

aJvsrIrIA An Interview requested with he Writer
ola communication signed Jusuna' The interview shaA
10 strictIu c1nfhenfInl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-18

l,QAL LANDS IN ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Maryland, FOR
chancellor u Maryland his Ia.
81 Dundas e a., Mccuok, Albert and Tempeman depending
SAID court sbai onef ssuon ON saturday NE Lon day q
Dyer Bsost Disei o Columbia,
sa ss a az
All nas as now ealsd Property /, being Issarsey
land, according certificate
resuysy thereof October no. 1885, taken and returned into
the land oee Of The western shore OF said STATE and there remain
ing. -, 80,
sand ihree twenty 10 d land
according certificate Of tereo dated sspember ~
said land Office, and hefe remaining
anoher Dart OF aWestrn Connection - containing
thousand and i and hah acres Of land ascending . The
resufyey thereof dated Septenber 81 taken and
returned 20 said land Office and there remaining
ALI the said being the which were conveyed 70 c
president directors company o. the Bank the United states
BY three several deeds from Mason MAJ
recorded the land records of Allegheny county
also ~ three several patents from the State Of dated May
49, 1887.
Also all TIM, Revolutionary Soldiers Lot, being No ais
Also moey OF Mount Pisgah
said moiey hundred lhiriy-6ve OF land
Also aact called pheasant said 10 contain two hundred
Terms toows one-hnh Of the purchase TO
be paid in hand and the residue four equal hayea payments
approved bearing And
the ratification OF the sale by the chancellor and Ia.
good sufficient deeds
according the purchaser purchasers and 20 his
aoesad sold % such purchaser 81 free eea and de
charged all claim The the aforesaid suit and of
claiming om under them SINCE the pending
Of sale complied with in three days,
resell the auction for cash, credit
after weeks In convenient newspa
RICHARD SMITH, Trustee
st DYER BROTHER, Auuoneers.
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