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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01
Alton Lime.
Primers Ink.

En BBLS. in store, for sale cheap by
w May H. WALKER & lIIcKIIsa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14
A Gross Imposition Rebuked,

The following is just and timely. We
trust it will be needed, and spare us the
necessity Of saying more Ed. Tf5.
HOMER, N. Y. Wednesday, Aug 7.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
1t has become common practice Of late for some
men to forward their advertising sheets circulars
&c. to clergymen and others. postage unpaid, and
in some cases in sealed envelop. have, within
aweek, received two Of this last class, signed II.
Twelvetree, so Nass.u-st. N. Y. advertising a
waihiDg recipe. The first line on the sheet refers
you to a notice at the close, that be will take no
papers out Of the Post Office which are not post.
paid showing the deliberate and detachable mean
ness OF the individual who sends the circular, in
hehiDg the postage, on his own pamphlets, out Of
others.
There 10 also a vile sheet entitled the Li,erarv
MilceHGHy, containing advertisements OF an indie.
cent publication, and another filed with lottery sd
veriisemeIts, which are almost weekly forwarded
TO these who do not wish them. Is there no way
in hich such acts Of petty villany be exposed
and brought to an end. CLERGYMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

n the parental msnsinn-'hey gather about the "a.
terua board reoicingy together. and look for yard
TO the day when the younger born shall not uosuc
cessfDlly en- ulate the elder brethren TIE Eir
ard West are draTing nearer. and like MAJ ani
wife tckno Eledge their mutual relations and m ltl-
al Independence.
On Thursday asst funeral hon'rs were paid t. The
memory OF cur late President the day was kept
as fast day il some Of oUr Churches aud observs1
throughout even more than the Sabbath for the
stores Of the Jews were closed. Eighteen mjl.hs
since re passed through our streets ia triumph, ell
proud 70 90 hin honor; Low ne rests quietly in the
Congressional burial ground at Washln 4ton-sud
denly called from the field Of bis fame and win his
iorors about him like pail, is alike needless Of the
tumultf tolls, s.ries and partisan triunphs Of the
Capital the sounds OF which, with the breezss of
morn end evening, sweep over him, but they no
longer str TIE chilled heart beneath awaiting thus
the trump Of the srohsngei sInnoning it 10 the
presence ofour G,d He,
-" Rejoicing IN hs MD career
foi @. decay bg. Unto Death has bowed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14
The Southern Confederacy.

The Washington Correspondent Of the Philadei-
pkia Enquirer makes the following statements
relative to the alleged scheme ofdviding the Union
and setting up separate Republic a. the South :
In January last, Gen Lopez railed upon Gen.
Sam HOuSt0n, and presented ham ruth paper
dram mp by leading Southern men IN this city, ia
which it was stated that the South, despairi0g of
justice, had determined 81 sever their connection
With the Union, ard establish q Southern Confed
erncy. That for the yurpOfe OF strengthening the
coutt mplsted ConfederaCy overtureg were to be
made to Mexico 20 Join il and to incline her to do
Eo every effort was TO be made 10 induce her from
tier province TO revolt b. the means Of "BufaO
hunts and secret emissaries; and It was then 10
he represented to her that her only safety in guard
ing against these revots and the dismem5erment
Of her Republic, TO join the Southern Sta.es Of
this country and Orn a strong Southern Union As
4 further in5ucement it was to be represented to
her that the City OF Mexico was 10 be the Seat Of
Government, hat that in fact, Texas was to be
really the head of the new Republic. Gen. Hous-
ton was also told, that If he would join the move.
ment he should be President.
Gen. Houston Indignantly refused to have any
thing TO do with the base and trsitorous scheme.
He was an American, aud devoted friend of this
glorious Union. He was not a Cataline, to be'ray
bis country.
Sir Calhoun was faly aware OF this reasonable
project, but he wss opposed o a y action being
taken until final proposition to amend the Con-
situation should be esked for. This course was not,
however, approved by others, aud an emisSary CGs
sent 10 the CITY Of Mezico, to UntOld the matter
there. The Mexican authorities received the pro-
position with some hesitation and although they
did not refuse il, they insisted upon guarantee
being given that their laws regarding religion and
the abolition Of slavery, should remain, and that
England should sustain the movement
A proposition to this effect was made to M.
Doyle acting Charge d'Afaires Of Great Britain ii
Mexico. Mr. Doyle, not to commit himself in any
way, declined TO express any opinion, but said
he would consult bis Government. The Mexican
Government, fearing to move unless sustained
by Great Britain, delayed giving an answer and
il understood England has not taken any no.
tice o. the p1cect submitted to her So the matter
rests.
But this treason should be branded in such a
way as 70 leave 10 room for denial Gen. Houston
has IN his possession The paper TO which first al.
luded, ard he knows who the authors Of the con-
spiracy are. The country will look to him for de-
yelopment Of the whole affair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14
"KpockIpgsv Down Rnst.
Correspondence Of the Boston Journal
SrARspoRr MP A.

SEARSPoRT, Me, Aug. 6.
hR. EDITOR: As | promised to keep you in.
hrmed Of "every thing wonderful" which trans pires
in this vicinity, will give you a brief account of
some "knockings" which have recently favored
US with their presence, and which little if any
inferior TO the celebrated Rochester Knockings."
The following are the circumstances attending
their appearance: The CHILDREN Of Mr.. Eaton
who resides in house formerly occupied by Mr.
Goodhue, about four miles from this village were
disturbed last Thursday night by knocking in
their bed room, which was repeated until they be-
came alarmed and left the room. Their father
went iuto 1t and heard tie same noise. The next
night SON OF the neighbors were called H. and they
also heard It. Ore person CALLED out "Who are
you! why don you come out and show YOURSELF"
He then inquired "ukere are youl" In answer to
which the knocks were heard 10 the till of a chest
which was in the room.
The next night about two hundred peuops wen.
to the place, but the spirits being young aud bash.
full probably-were not disposed to operate before
so large an audience, and 40 they remained quiet;
and cor sequeuly the listeners were obliged TO 90
away with no other satisfaction than the loss OF
nisht's sleep. Ii is said however, that they we're
al work again las. night and were heard by quits
number OF persons. Some are inclined to think
that the person who occupies the house wishes to
b.v IL Cheap Whether that ia the case or mt
cannot say II there are any further developments
you shall 10 Informed betcof Yours t5oly. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14
The Enailsh Church.

To De Ediisr Of Ire Tribune.
Allow me 10 correct an error your London cores.
pOadert has fallen into in bis letter OF July 26 pub
hihed in your paper Of August TO- 10 speaking o.
the erea. meet of the Clergy of the established
Church st St. Martins Hal, LoDgacre He says
"rhe tore o'te speeches was very moderate but euer
gtuc and clearly fXpfesFye u tss resolution PAT
after Trough % he eud-t1sl IT, the Hbmts'or me
C1tA0c 0lh0fiJ y ne Hog SCe II he former relations OF
.tc Church Win no Sale are not ALFRED
The error to which wish to call your attention
is that part Of the extract marked by me in Tales
The thought is 10 doubt father to the wish that it
might be 80 And it is the language aud msrepre-
sen,atons corstnnty msde OF both in this cO1n.
~ and in England by Protestant Dissenters and
Romanists II is not TRUE that the clergy are de.
siroUs OF goipg either to Rome Geneva, aud Ger.
tsinly the example OF Mr.. Newman aad Baptist
Noel are not to be pointed to IS an index Of the
feeling which pervades the Engli,h Church.
LATIMER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

surf aud light house within enn shot distaoce.-
away We ooursed. of shore. at q spsnking rate,
fresh water and salt being NJ strife which should
soak Us most And row our little Co nmoio'e
"a az in is glory. As he sat at the hslm, wstchfa
but quiet amid the elemental war, an al most noble
cir came over his scruuched.up. weather beaten
feature. Ia another hsfhour the weather grew
csmer We dropped anchor near t, the light.
house as our captain dared to 60 halted TO- boat
and were presently lsnded-three 4 the danpest
strangers on record BIT, spite Of this, we all say
VIC will 20 20 Block Island next year. II the time
serve; snd mean while Commend All who can spare
= few days from business to which they will return
strong and fresh for work, TO its hsalsh giving air.
10 Us freedom from the restraints Of fashionable
watoripg-places and to lie hosPtable people
CRIB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14
SCHOOLS.
ORANGE FkMALE SEMINARY.


REV FREDERIC A ADAMS, PRINCIPAL.
TUE FALL TERM VIII commence on Aoaday, The
i ION OF September.
Mr.. Adams design, TO ofer TO his pupils the OF
thorough education he elementary scientific aud ciAs
scal studies appropriate female school He will be
exclusively to the work OF nstucDg bis pupils and direct
ing their studies and department In the schoOfoOm sld IN
bis house
For urher Information rquiriss may he made By letter
Catalogue and Circulars may be Obtained al Shepard
SpaIdng bookstore
Mr. Adams permitted to refer 10 the following gentle
Rev Marx Hopkins, D D., Williams College, Mass;
Rev John Owen, ID D., Gurdon Buck NJ. D. NJ O Hal.
stead, Esq NewYo City, Rev John 5 Stone, ID. d, Ne.
hemsh cleveland, Esq. Brooklyn
Orange, August 1850. aus 6Heod'
TIlO PARENTs AND GUARDIANS-Two or
three Pupils mot exceeding u yesrS ofSge and yourg
with board, &C in the family Of the Principal q Baptist
clergyman Of the Academy 81 Port Richmond, 5talsn
lSaLd, N Terms moderate Seeci-clsrs a. tie Tn
bune Office, by refsTen TO Rev Dr. Downing Per.
ry-st Rev s. Colby l22 NaIss1st; John hoaatl, Eiq
as WalLsi Newly ork-aud Revs J. Brownee and !
While or the Principal PORT Richmond. au23gt
ENGLlsH, FRBNCH AND CLASSICAL
II BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, Vanderbiltavenue, Clifton, Staten Island, con-
Wooca Misses II. ( q Erdngton, aud other teschsrs-
session will commence Sept 9Th For further tntorms.
ton, ace Prospectus, be had ST Clark Ausin K Co.'S
bookstore Broadway, NewYofk, and Of the proprietor
a. Clifton aug 2lf
MUSICAL INsTRUUTION.-EDw TELLER,
lft Professor Of Music having lately arrived non Eo-
rope begs 10 iuNrm the ladies' Rnd gentlemen ihs hsh
ready 10 give lessons tho psno snc In singing Best
city references given Inquire al 81 Veseyst Hu5 Luz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

- O'Risliy'E telegraph LIHss. s1cascsag
9th al sections Of the United SgAes General ofbcs ~
aTosdrSy. Open nom 10 Tho morning I'll IL al night
Visitors In EepfOrk who accustomed TO uansactqg
ousnoss with tbs ORiey Lines In any section a shs
Ulitec STATES viii find their =teres, their d.
Ii ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

- Vie " Drangs Iio1Rtsfa yssfe, e.zre ., .
- CIargo :. 1ne hcgrt ride ~ rsIrosS fo- ~ ~
ire 91ieh isevei hss -r'ssls hstts s'ts-taI A. - ~
1eus roonf A5orsSs ~ NGSgEE q rSrspgsf \ y
t,5 erws 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

- Few. Amos sutton General jsplsi VI salon.
airy, reurLed from OIFss will deliver sdfress upon
tuhecis coruected with missions H. that country, next
WetreSday evening lfh, sl7i O'clock a. the sullivan
rev Mr. Cochrou'sl Church. collection viii be taken
auf9 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

Csn,oep oot rene Wing their Licenses oa The above dsw
viii be consi5eIed a. having resigned, spd neh namees
~ Ieeosss viii not be RENEWED under any cifczr
,snces siIer u month OF August
TILE VII. GENERAL OVERWHELMINGLY
SEC s No Cart, Truck or Drsyi whether loaded 0 cos
yse and 10! employed IN the transportation OF goods 20
hire or wsgfs and no kikmans Cart shall DO dnvee -
used N any street. lane avenue or public psoe IN ne w
of New YORK without having mo name VI ne owner ue
Of painted with black paint upon while ground % ~
SQUARE Of the after pa Of the shst OF such Carr frNso
Drsy plainly 10 bs sesn, under penalty Of Five Dant
70 sued r and recovered from the owner or ornoH"
drivers thereof sessTSlly and respectively.
The following rules are - 10 obiervod oy NC o,..n ~.
lat Esch Cort must have the number NEWLY ana rLis
LY psiLleo with bscs oil paint In figures laeoos
length upon bite ground, on he square VI nc sS p
Of The shan Cd each aide. ,...
I'd Esch CartmAD Oh the dsy designated for as ci.st
Gust Egp>ar with bic horse AID cart al we'i aas -
Park ian ing II siggle line aosg Broadway o sss h
Chsuberf ard Murray giving space AROMA 80 s
order the Superintendent of Inspector may sAAn
the numbers and condition OF he Csru, &c ,,. a.
50. Each CaTimsn mu.g produce BIS preseoi he'1s'
order hat Ii may b renew - ...I
By order ASHER TAfLOh7 Fhss 81 49,
hew-YoiS, Mayors Office, July 20 1850. yel sA.>-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

y Wafer Cure fnstitutes-Uity and O0us-
establishment, IS Laightf and a. Oyster Bay l. Coo
mullcstou daily hstween these places by steamboat ~
Rsilrced Gerers practice slsndsd 10 ConsgtaaOus &
lr9l In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

g Lebanon sptisss wRter1ur.
ms1t . rs 10 Is sixth lear Of sleca..o1 'eaotss
For inforH aiion eldfess oPe' &aor
AIS In BFnORru,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

~ Dr. =. l.. Nichols and Hrs. Gsvs yiosri.
NsieTCrTe Hose 81 Wet EsBiy snd a. nsar al,
syenDe Coz sLtslolA from 10 TO PAneuls recsiyss =
beard or Day treatment, o. "a I'D ~ ths,y res'deucss
frlT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14
LIRE BRICK mANUFACr0RY AND NO. Coz %

LIRE BRICK mANUFACT0RYA s sDs rs
Il BANK FOR sALE--Tse FIRE bncs Hsps.sss 80
well known a. the Sslsmander WorSa lostsas IA -
is25) siiuslsd q woodbridge n J. o1sf an "a -
on reasonable terns The bosinsssn 10Y M bssc rsse
osbrici, and are a. well The shsds Ga,
&C. IN perfect order Tbs Cay s:ns sonsnns -
three scres Of land, and . oos o. nc ma o% vss es s
oerio2 ousisy and all he eIays and saed nsos ooly -
msoufactnre Of hre tek. Tor 1srns 70 ~ Ssya. n
rorks a WoodbSidge. N HG ne oo'e' saif IL
Csnaou o. NsvYO<t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

~ " iGs and feupees.-BATcHsLoGs eelebpssG
Mig Factory 10 81 " allst where Al al tines can "
found the lsrges siforuneni 10 the ely Strangers tna
citizens should cs and Judge for themselves before pur
shaSing elsewhere, BATcErLoRs newly invented Wlgs
sb,sned silver medal n the R.r Of the American Inst
tsts copv tho address mylk hWkPu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14
DAqErT mKTALLIC INyENrIo.Sssim.s%ss

DAgEgT mKTALLIC INyENrIO.SSsbb.s1s,u ea;
Il ierenl patterns Of essac Chars ne" - aay Iax1-
II odels surpassing ali oibss In dursoDV'
rous ease Hrd chtsie e'egence of tbs sane mstsria
Piano s,ocis, ana Stools for Sof''
and beauty - of various rzes and models
eIqus!isy ornaIepIsa se,s nocturnal yisors 10 whes
impuTty and 81 nose n,stgS
common becsesds arc ~ exhausted Cofns Ybess
Also, lncesns- Soy sRes and preserve Inc dead Wild
CO. CSS s.sgs Trey aLe9L os:.e perfect pfS.'a''
ngainfi gurtsl Vaso-Of new and beautiful f1n.
IRE oI ,e n De sane indesbueuble material.
ma cSsesoi Ne sane material for Tein'efnsaAs
VI, es - egns may be plsesd ard iepS forever -
"RoIes for the Preservation u FEuiy Flo~ua Meas -
o,ter perishsble articles.
NB All for sale a. Wholesale and retail and W
moderate prices, By The METALLIC liuaIAL AND ftW
VAsE Co. go Broadway, Newton suw ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

~ Smith O'BTien.-sn adjourned meeuuy OF TIA
irist Dc sno admirers Of SMITH OBRIEN VII BE- held a
William ?. Powers Is Prince a., (M0uIgomsry Hail. %
" ednt sdsv evening. al 9 O'Clock
PHILIP O. HANLON, President pro 'sa
GEORGE D. BOWLING, Seer IaTy, pro TEN aul3 d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

~ Prince d CO.'S hslodeous f7r sale 81 fs-ter
prices stbADGERs Fuse ksnGtseiory, 0Gelly'I r.
graph buildng 8l Broadway. iiyls. .ctf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

- rsEisrs 8. Wslls, Ps..saa.-,.,,..
- ~ VEINS rrsT to- pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

An@re1,s SO 1 fssitesusas o. a. ss~s D.
les NV "a Ne JOt1f. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

= Dr. shsu's WRLsr-CGrt I,.,..
a'rfNe'Ht-s ard UulvsTsiiy-p.acs i1autursss a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

DORTLArD HOTEL, ON TEE HGhLAs
l. OF NAvE5Ihk.-This house 10 tun eonpseses, II
open for visitors II saosds spleodd prospec -
ocean, and combines al the ericymeots Of eoanU
hshing sailing bathing delightful walks and dnvSs -,
see bfeezes highly conducive 70 eonfon ana ns~ ~ ~
hours sail from hs city, By Tho John harl e Ss.s
Peck-sip e. r. or tho Edwin Lewis, o. ne oos |"
son-si N. r. soardtngs 81 ,...,<s
fylb I'm y.FLEfChEh f'"''
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ENGLlsH FRBNCH AND CLASSICAL
patent ygTgINI ASO CAeyIN Nom MA g, ~.

DATENT CUTTING ANO CARVING MACHINE
a FOR WOOD AND MErAL-Tne above ma:hins
having thoroughly tested for more hen Two yesrs ae
patentee desires to call the attention OF capitalists 10 the
same The machine embraces lhe mOs perfect combination
carving and capable Of producing any form or shape rom
the size Of the pattern down. Ii performs with the lnot
perfect accuracy and great dispatch every description Of cut
nng Add carving Among long si OF articles may be rech
oned the following; Cabinet and Pisno-forte makefs
work blocks FOR calico, paper aud otcoh printers, wood
type block letters picture raes brush handles matrices
for casting type and all Of Gothic, nodded carved
and tracer work for capenerI uie 10 churches cottages
&c &c &c The economy OF time sud labor by the use OF
these machines In furnishing much reduced cost long
lat Of articles 10 the mechanical Of daily use and Of
utility 40 well OF luxury WILL s believed, convince
readily tie most ncredulOus to lite value pro pery put
In operation The ssyirg In The labor OF carving Will be 81
the ess 81 per cent ara 10 cutting tracer carpeneTs aud
ohes work from 100 To SO per cent? and e. hss no rival
10 is line will readily control The market As regards he
tskeu on combination OF movements before attempt
ed and Of Ito beat recommendations that has p1ss
cd not only the United States Patent Oce but sso that o.
Great Britain, France and Belgium where their known
shclneia ss regards American Inventions pfeeiade' TIE
Idea that tbis Il other Than novelty.
The pseniee DESTROYS Of either taxing partner caps
bic Of msnsKiD ib5 business In ns city sod haVug lbs
cessay cspsa 10 carr Z o. or be VII sell par Or whole
France Belgium, 10 which countries machine VIII be
sent 10 few days under the guidance Of sk1l mechanic
Any person DESTROYS Of entering into the aud hay
10 see between the hours oflO AM and M. al tho Office
ofWorsl Co'sir oundr, and machine shop, % Elm.
In opershOn IIy25 III ISAAC NJ. SINGER.
NOTICE ia hereby given ha the subscriber viii maze
iNapplcsron to the United States Treasury Department
At Washington for duplicates aud payment OF same Of he
following original certificates Of stock Of tho United States
issued IN bis under the act approved January %
1877, 10 Wit Nos 1883, 769 1850 7ol snd 7l62 or ocs
with iDeres from February 1880 said original certificates
'A''N1 '''A '''' . @' sEAoH yANDEaPooL,
sulew Newsrf. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

TABLE AND DAIRY sALT.-The Pacific Rock
San Company having perfected their srrang emerts for
cleansing ard grinding pure Rock Sail for table and dairy
use sre prepared 10 furnish The trade with II 10 packages
OF every description at the lowest rates The objections
heretofore MADE by q ground Rock Salt on &C.
count OF the impurities contains will no longer Apply 70
sat manufactured a. this estab ishmsnt every paso
Il 10 perfectly cleaned before grinding For s4mpisss
sus Smeods B. RANSOM. AgenL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

rIlWINE TRADE.-A TRAyERS co. "a Maiden
i lane, N. Y manufacturers and importers OF fwine
offer for sale the largest and best assou ent OF Foreign and
Domestic Twire In the United States, which hey Will sell
for cash approved paper al the loves, market prices
Any hind Of Irvine made 10 order. Also, Flax Hemp and
Twin makers materials always hand. Our COM
prizes hundred and hny varieties OF Irvine Of all
colors and grades Merchants requested call
and examine Tor themselves A TRAVERS x co
iy12 eodlmr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

GEORGE w. PROCTOR, m @s.Sa, .orss,, ca,.
Onefs and Curriers' tools ,aen aoIs copper steel sod
s.., esre spive. knyes .ro edged .or.e,s
6iesis .v,rms. banner. sSSs made de- % order :, he
~ ca .oses XII too warranted Rear ofsl Ann g.
zws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

NOTIGE.-The Eeed bus;ness eond1c.9l ~ .ie lsse
lNThomss Bridgemsn will be conduc.ed unds The name
Of BRIDGEMAh BROTHERS, al The old stand 20
Broadway cor Eighteenth ST. JOSEPH BhlpGhhAN
who "a been In attend al the soro o soh5 yes' W.
attend 10 customes az usual and 10 authorized 10 receive
and collect all debts due the esisbllslneEL
ALFRED BRtDGEhAh }Executors
ieI2 2AHSm+ ANDREW BRIDGEAAN)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

TO SHOP BUTCHEKS-Beef Yea, .anon sso
Lamb, for sale BY The quarter hos Or lols go,
any psri Of the city free olcsrssge Bucne 81 SStea 49,
ana Brooklyn Jersey City and the ap river oWn also sop
nIed AIao miles served most feas1naDio I9TnA
r sEWELL V. DODGE,
te15 srnAods 23s BIOecksr-sL New York.
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nlssOLUTION.- The Co partnership, heretofore
~ existing between the Subscribers under me name sna
frm OF VIM y. Beeoe Co. Hsltefs LOO orOAd"sy,
New.York and l58 Chestnut st., Phseephls, vas as
solved the frat inst By mutual CONSENT VIM y w ar
burton, Withdrawing tbereirom. The GUINNESS vi! ~
continued by YIN II Beebe James w bss,e' a. 10
Ryosdvsv New.Yori WIN Il BEEBE
~ WH 2 WARBURrON
JAMES w. BEEBE
NB. Wm Wsrburon will continue me hsui9g
Osr sssor-t ~ 49, SUISSE
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