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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-11-07
The Fngitiys Slave Excitmepi in Bostaa

The zfaoes gives graphic account 0!
the turbulent proceeding in Boston ~ !e:
erence 20 lhe prosecution Of the owners
of the slave Crafts. for kidnapping:-
The bail required Of the prisoners WAS
$4,000 each, which was promptly fur
nished by Patrick Riley and Hamilton
Willis, Esqurs.
The crowd were eTidentiy waiting fer
the egress the parties, who, it was By
some expected, would be mobbed on COM
ing out Indeed, il we are 10 Judge from
certain expressions Inado by both whites
and blacks, they were resolved that the
Southerners should no, eavs the place
qnietly' a barrel Of tar and scme few
feathers were even spoken OF. Ii fact.
there seemed some hiIle ground foE
Apprehension that some hoi-h eadcd fena-
tics might cause our city TO be dlseraced
by riot. In short time 4 splendid car
riage with span of whites drove ia
front o. the door, and MIR. Hughes, assis-
ted by the ePuty-Sheriff, with much
difficulty got through the crowd al the
door into his carriage, 6Gt not without
losing his hat and getting somewha,
hustled about.
The crowd now formed pretty solid
body around the carriage, climbing upou
it, canting 1t from side TO side, tearing
open The doors fast as they were shut by
drivers, and il seemed as If they wers.
determined that il should rot go away,
but to drag ont the Southrncr. Bat the
driver jumped upon The box. seized the
reins, raised his hip 10 lis extreme heigb,
brought il down with right smart whack
and away went the vehicle with both
doors dangling open, and the Souiherner
sitting with an air of coleciedneSs within.
Some of the mob had a smart grip on the
spokes and felloes of the " heels to keep
them from revolving, but It was no 90.
some two or three Of the individuals Civ
ing iudicrous feats Of ''ground and lofty
tumbIng." The team took its course up
Court street, at good speed, large por-
ton of the crowd follwlng after, hooIing
and vociferating threats.
Those who remained behind now put
themselve. on the qui riUe for the second
gentleman, hlr. Knight. but he eluaed
the observation OF most of.hen BY issuing
from the side passage on Court street.
stepped into cab, calmly took his seat.
and got away without much trouhle-pro-
baby from the fact that the more riotous
portion of the mob were off on the other
scent.
The two SoutherDers left word behind
that they should oe on the Common at 8
o'clock this afte moon. where any Of the
citizens of Boston who might desire to
see them. could then have that priril-
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-11-07

Water Is very nourishing. All you have
to do is to put II in a pot over the fire, drop
in beef bone. rice, few potatoes. and a
little salt. Among hungry people, this is
called the ,p0feT cure
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-11-07

7znae as lNonsy---So says an old adage
In that case, if the clerk Of the weather
has anything TO do with it we would most
respectfully suggest that he gives as a little
less change
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-11-07

One of our exchanges makes mention oi
Jenny Lind Tea Kettle which being
filled with water and placed on the fire
commences TO sing in few minutes.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-11-07

W,,d p,Se ons are abundant .; ST. LOUIS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18
From \ ucatan.

We have received by a late arrival hom oca'
IAN The Merida Rclsfis QfciIl Of the pa Mt
The Government issued decree on The 2ls prrihilns
M, impor,aon INTO Merida Of Brown Muscoyndo and Gu
curuco sugar the payment Of municipa lax % Two
rals cuiu!al White and crushed sugar Hre To- continue
paving rails The quuial according 70 NJ uH ui ~"
ycnher 81. 1874 .
We also learn By private letter dated CsmpeAchy. p
ull received by mercantile house In this city TINT on ne
7lh an ORDERS received from The Cry o. Mexico of
the now Mexican iarf 10 20 into operation on The PENN
sua Immediately. Uuil lately, lucsan had been subject
exclusively 20 her cnsiom-house feguauous, bi me
provisions Of the arh now made % extend over
he whole Republic short time ago decree wrs Issued
BY Nucasn Government opening The ports for the miro
ducon OF variety OF goods which are totally prohibited
hy the Mexican isrih
II the new Mexican Tarh forthwith 20 INTO operation
most runous Consequences viii beisl importers Large
quantities Of goods either now al Merida Cam
peachy, kc their tlthef, which sub ci
TO conhscaton tho TNre be pat in force An Grange
meat learn has been made between the merchants and
the Collector Of the Customs 81 Czmpeachy by which the
prohibited goods will be received IN bond until the further
pleasure Of the Central Government IN The CITY " Mexico
be Known. In the meanwhile petition has breg forward
ed the capital setting forth the grievances above an e
and praying for relief for The continuation OF The u
calsn decree Tor two months. a. o'iginSl Intended
N q PicSyune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18
From Disasters TO shipping.

IorfescooorDce OF ln9une.
HAvAsA, February !. 1889.
assvs Greeley q HeElyon;
The weather here for the last few days has been
tempestu0as. but ii has now moderated, % that
vessels are taking advantage d il for departure
On the 5tb, the English Brig Goldstresm, was
blown ashore on the point at the western entrance
Of this harbor the crew md captain saved with
much difficulty. She las not yet gone To pieces
aud II is probable mach Of her goods in damaged
state viii be saved Tie Captain Of the Port,
gentleman Of high rank in the Spanish Navy, was
present at the scene Of the disaster and displayed
rreat ability ia taking measures icH the safety o.
the crew, aud while eKerting himself ia the surf
with his boat and crew q save a man from the
wreck his boat was literally torn 10 pieces from
under him By a trcnenduOus sea All were saved
from the surf By those who held from tho shore
by bnes Within two hours on the same day, the
Swedish bark Orn, was on shore within lew
Zee. Of the brig. and ia the presence Of thousand
spectators, another o. the most exciting scenes
escr witnessed, took place Americans English
aud Sponiards were all mingled together, with one
heart 20 give aid and as tine wet seaman was
lifted ashore dry clothes were ready for his use
Although much bruised. the gallant Captain OF the
PORT was again at his post, ready to do-oHd do,ng
moro than a maus duty; and many hearty " God
bless lin" went nIolt for him. The American bark
Plato Phladei pla, has been condemned at Nassau
The English ship Gutrinrich, was wrecked Oh the
Gineer.bread Grounds. and the cook lost. q o L.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
sPERAgZA.....Fo For The Tribune
~ c. ?. ekAse y.


Susanna, speranra we hewe In ne p'shtumr'
The Music, he Dream and hs JOY Of ny iJ'e-
Heard tboe far o. apginz sws~; Of the brighi-aine
Prophets EoressA 10 their large hearts dosre
sssir. sos:ed BY "a deep 10 he ssd moonlight
w-hls we stood calling lbee up from sfsr--
Come 10 thy sommeS bowers, Queen Of nigh nOOnhgbl
Pan armed ard splendid-onr sous morning star,
Come 10 tie spirits benigs;ed unleieTed.
UnbsuiSg the porAlsof science and lore
CONS 10 Inc bodies enslaved. flashed aud Ssitefs3.
Bringing he Joy ,ha, no Fate can remove
"a, they are graphing for lh,--jusi fos breathing
Hoping Dought asking r0Vght-orly 70 stand
Oniy 70 ssAnd with their intsrwresthing
BrothefHse bound 70 their FsthsrsEd-
Fsinry they heas ,hee-" spsranzs, sper.nza."
They cal in the gloom, and he echoes are dead
Comes there no voice from the distance n answer
shines there star N he ps@ morning red
Oh yes. thou arr near them No more rent aSunoeF'
All Europe shall mig IKE festival bell
God ss Ia his heavens ard holds tie great Thunder
Tsst shakes 10 iis center tbs kingdom Of Hell
Tears sha1 then fan when The tempest Is over
They shall he tesrs o. j0y, warm from he heart
No more a stranger, but close a. a lover
HoPE shall be with them then-never 10 part.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

THE GnNEs CAsE--Mr. NRGu WHTSEy, IA
the BssAs@fsa Rspuhe, esrrecis variety Of
statements which have got sbfoed regarding the soeaed
Clark Romance lie says u Is no, true that any new
esiman. has appeared Its however true tina, the repre-.
snaf,yes Of M CarOnc Barnes desired he made oiu
Claimants ~ ith Mira Gaines II 10 slso true that the aPpea
ofhese persons To be made oiu conpsinans was re-
i. moi true ,hAi Daniel Clark has been years dead
All tie testimony Is that he died In August ISIS Mrs
games commenced suits IS early as lSS OF 1854 she rs
lhen SAYS Mr. Whiiney) the wife OF my brother william
IN Il not true that Mrs Barnes entered any protest agSs
the elaine Of Mrs Gaines either u wears ago OF any
ssss. s !: "S and M GsS" Is he use ana
possession of vacant lots IN New'oe~ns but his
claim bounded or The viii Of Mrs CLARK and a. one :"
her devisees and heir child OF Daniel CLARK
rhis claim good until the claims OF Mrs Gaines could
Toe no,s~Y Of Mrs Barnes and OF Mrs Games ia SUI liz
ia and have her esinoney and she declares ihSi
MIRA names the child If DeSusngc and Mrs Gaines q
Clark poes any one keow better han Tie mo'hef 49,,
II that the nothes Il deceased saw her
snt visited her house last Winter and have received letter
snce toa NewOFeans and no such Information has come
lam eoaver.sa, with the history OF Mr. Clark and is
@ws disclosed IN TIE testimony taken by SstA sSes and
10 had wsvs. g eesssssn.s the oshes hand me ~;
Ms AOass nor s lhsre sny,Aag thai duplicates Gny amhe
"a New.orc.ns oE PAilsaepRis
!. V true ,sst NJ. Clara eagrsied frcul ireland. eui
know Of notng b wsrsnt the belief that he was CLERK
GO enes~srs pa''nes o. ss employer On the CONTRARY
Ss Be- scs W. RSS sSS'i s SSs, Ss Ss and he
his paxaneF and as s unneusn,ly he ease be
ss:ne The reeees 81 as rsIroa
viii me uni,ed s.ses esl q al grew rich from Aay such
scaros, nor Dc relnk M. 70 u0e
hundred dollars eoas he cali Der as Natural Asush
ter s there Is ba, the Of one person IN II thai /.
he mother Mary Clara nor Is 'rSe Asi b. len Any prop
s. sr from hslas Supposed that he wiz
Surr ana Renaerhsssst tha 10 charged Whsinson VIII
saSA eooasSso0 sna wrote paaPhes'o prove II but
70 sxca2pste h'nscsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

u PhonoaTnQhY.-T LEL<Np Repc-'er Of A
I.acler q Mercerst near Broadway sni Canal id ai-
~ nr. -hcw and Dr. =. Rogers, practitioners Of
,IsierI-rrs s6 Foprih-av tesr Tsr.h-st ~
~ Fcsier- - Wells, PhreEoiosir. and
PESiishers, Clinton hai 81 Ns--aa-'- o7A' ''e 80
~ X. =. Houshton, "a. D.-WsisrCure Physcisn
80 Irltl-sl iroar t.i'iraFf ~ iM
~ Express Freight for san frnnci-cO, VIA
fke Iatbmus.-Wih be- received and or~ ardei nF ti-
Crescent CAV the 4th. CONSIGNED 10 The Amercan
Consul 81 Panama, ard HAvfN LivfNGsroN, San Fral .
ciscn A special AGENT. J. " REowN uf ChHgres, viii
hsvo charge ~ ine from ts port ana give his per'
nai attention 10 - nusparainn across ne Islnds D.
ply 20 LIfiNoSAO' W ILLS a ="
l6ft-0 10 Wan -
ry- General society OF Mechanics end Trades
men, sluy vesanl Institute, o. Broadway
IECTuRFs-l6in.
Prof AGAssfk-Neirrsl Relations - v-en Anirg.'
Monday. Jan. l4ia u u and 4ih- ~ :, fH
] W Rrprfrtn. Sd -Physi0gnoruv--Or the signs ~
the Selfsh Soc a faculurs-frlrlary ~ 81 y NJ
Rev Or BE1EvSslini4snt IL history TRADE. Chars
Ter, Nc-Feh n. ~ u NJ
Hon JonS " EpNoNns-Thr Constitution sn1 Free ~
slmtiurs OF our Cruutry-fr,. o. n L. "a VI
,T- Members csn 1hisn their Ti-kei- A. nc Appren-
dce.'s Library. on 81 JOIN 4 81 MING Chsi-tlo
~ W igr and Toupee-.-hAIcHFLoE's oelebraitf
Wig Factory Il Al ( Waist where ~ all umes car 'e
found tn larses, assortment IN he ely strangers 49,
citizens should cali snd e Tor themselves before par
chasing esew here BATCUtLus's newly Invented Nl4s
ohiaiuel silver medal The Fair ol te American lns
uie Copy he addrss- myl' u" Aru
" Mafcr-Cure In-Iituter.-Dr ra.LL n'ccive-
patients ~ his aous esiAbl .hmenl ID La khis
70 provided with seters nslhng rooms, come 81 N'
are atp warm day ami pal sAi duuug the cold season e
country establishment a. Oyster Bay, l.. J. wan Tropel
April lol lEl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

n y =
seb.rTl5rrs wii SCI 81 Puhlc Aacrlyr, % ne rrs
Npuaav II March seat re Sisgc House ID ne NJ A. =.
stamford Conn lha- vsgAt perry ae 1-isie o. ir =.
rS-ou5 Scostd eec-sscd. sirsied IN SariicTt 3, ~
h~sf of NJ Ccrlr0u About r. ~ rQas from ta- Genre 81
~. e,sr,sssh CONSISTING ~ stgai flr q ard
To ~ ersr aest-us Of sertng Stssnicrd Us sr-s
rare opportunity for parchssns M rvf~fN 0s.1s '--
4 re rnsst des. sile locations n te- age
sac WI c,urlrrcs tt- above rssea cay q -iecA
Pm kOlAL I uAls =, Fxrs
~ -,srs. AUGUSTUS SCOFlELD.B
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COAL

81 40 C0AL-sSS, reas az $50 f. l5 ,ss 40
Wine A. Fgr ard Range sze 70 : = from ysrd u
Won want rood cga srf u good order CAL ~ S!3fso
trds = arr1rsa-sf sear sprng and Chus.opher-si.
rrrr tir--u. ~ ~
E0AI.-ged Ash Chesrlt. s. - NaL = ~ Lar.
I NgL : IS stove FIG. ard bus@H. . ~ ~ -
..uf a. - Stove Fef and Broken : e.. L'~erpoo. rr-
- ger ctn.drols C-rttf'suf. - - N1ne : Ter -in
tom var.s under rov-- corner u Halrtr- slf h-
f,rI 80 a1f 5l5 nov~ry D.. Pm JACOB NEtho
4 IEI.T RED All MT COAI-FRICFS RI
LDTCED To = FEH 1ON-SorHe al - 81 e7t - -
delivered screered from Yar1 A.1. Etg nd S'ofe o.
Asn ana Letirh Wh.fr Ash a. ov prices ~ SIMPSON :
Yards ThorrosDust -esr >trag end thr.'oFher-.L
49, g-.ar,.,h-ar ID frF
EROCERS CAN HAVE INK BEST of F-art
NBDrcaar Col stove egg SIZE. del yerei o. srv ra
OF he city ~ g per fIl Ca alvavs Dry a110r cover
sra. rs- 81 - PETER CLIST.%
Gomez r N.ur ar- ffrsfrHII 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

CT ANsIyERsARY OF wAsHIsGTONs BIRTH
~ DAY.-For the Benefit Of he Widow snd Ofph4l
n Fund u Washington Chapter o 4. A The You
IA Annual Bal % the Washington Association vii as
pace FRIDAY evening Feb r. i20 a. Nloois sssoes
DodwOnhs celebrated Band Ia Engaged Tor oecssiG
Tiekels (which limited 81 each To be had Of ne Con-
1iitee only
W II Smith. Joseph MOnyes Jesse Snfn,
John n. BngKs C. j. Miller Y Equirou,
John N Smilb, VIM r. Grintds y L. Weed
Joseph Hag1f, J. H. Bennett p. CCshmsn,
John Garland A X Colt lanes Trans,
G. G Clark o. GerriBgs T. p Howell,
o Dyckman Edward Garland A. n. Graham,
LUcieD Hafher Theo Bumsiead John VenDQsEhfs
d { Campbell Charles White u SE.fe1-
7 FizEsfrck Edmund Skillnan, -.
WIN W OSBORN, frsssde1A
A. sAkss, s>srssaSy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

POWDER Explosion AND Loss or LlFk.-We
earn nom the Hels1sssSssy trsl Rts's' thai saeeSes
accs&enl oeearrsa N thai vicinity, a. os hot W fsne -
G AlsSsny Portage kslrosd, % The SO ms eoopN
Of nnes 10 NE Aase Of lgpsn0s Adams i tae pr
rose 81 getting powder 10 use 10 The ee nine lsAs
hgase candle with nss- rhez~ were " kess % Po~ae
IA tho ANrT he men bad obiAincd al ne P9~dsi
tasy wanted they blew cuf The candle. es spsTk mona Il
srl and caused horrible explosion. TIE house Was
blown 20 piece Mrs Adams isstsnty kllcd, tive
ssrs and child badly eg-asd and iaaTed The I'VE men
were shocktnsiy ssruca e-iag essped ron head h
foot ard net expected 10 recover
SUPREME Corr on 1BK UNirxD STATS
Ha.Afxotsa THURSDAY, Feb II lSoSo 81 l. 4 h Glib
an nlsinxg IN esr0r 90 Stevens In error 70 iae
Circuit Coar, Of tie United States for lndissA NJ Che
Jpssee Tsney delivered ne opinioa Of t Court revefsn
the odSaasni Of the said Cire0i Court ard tennding s
cause 3r further proeengs n cofoFriy 70 tos opine
of MS Court Ne s. William H. Irwin appellant - e. {
j. IL DlAoo TIE srgaroent Of tbs cause was eonrnnss
ey Nsssrs r. l. Smith ard Bradley tor TIE spPeees Al
nurred uil lomorrow, n O'Clock AN.
THE lKoS-WoRSsRs STRIKE AT PIrrsfVkGs
Toe lse employers OF The padders and boilers now On
sirike a. 2sbargh bsvs OSslaed cone WORKERS flo'S
keAalns Pa who agreed sorS At The lower Eastern
priess bsi deeui e unssfs b do 50. As mode o
seulns thes. eieanes The Pitse.rgA T,ssas says ree
fudtles interest 10 m Association and we sfo feosced
y strong dispositoD among hom 70 coaesee.-
Yesterday IN few hours tecy Subscribed eSSS to rves
u s,cphens mill IN Cincinnati also $500 tor o1s n
Shazon Another company 10 preparing 10 commence
operations Of Pins Greek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

TO MINERS
WANTED IMMEDlATELN-A competent engi.
w neer who will cOniruct or sinking Tie shs 81 coal
mine In Rhode Island 80 feet below H. present depth
The mine furnished with steam engine ard A. TIE epla-
rsius ue-ssery pumping None need apply rNc-pi per
sons who arc able give perfect security Tor he min c
II he contract Proposals viii he received a. ne uce ~
D. n DUSTIN. 81 Walls. lJsuncry Court Nes-i on
CIV. ti ~
A PARTNER WANTED, win capital 81 iron
n s lo S.to1 to manufacture al arle4e tnsi H. nov
I'D such defnsnd hat be markc. calno. - supplied iss
euuEsh The ilvrstnenl VIZ be gusItneed in ~ hf.i
wear Address postpaid, ; : l. 81 Nhiiest lais.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

~ PURSUANCE Of ORDER of DE Surrogate 81 te Couap
N. .l. uarr herrts o. l persons having clrl
ls.f Don AIoNZO Boofh, late 81 the CO Of New fofA, v
....I f e..n ar Nuu h.r thereof 20 ts sahsftf
t. .ift 90 jane. B,nes No 20 Broad street The cts 4 Ne
ios oa 90 telre tenth "a, 81 Nay asrD,t Ssw forl %,
II is, NJ November 1859
IAMFs BkbNEs
sANt ~ n BEsKLtF. r'f'Nf
rr I.s..ns SUSAN BOOTH ks-aiirt
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Pest-Omee Operations.


The Postmaster General has established the
following rev PO.Loees Tor .5= sea eSdiaz TebTrar
q, 1880.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

e. FOR SALE.-On the banks Of ils fiadsOn River
= Inc residence Of tie .ubscrber situated a. Cornwall
- - niles from New. York-twO hours BY tho Hudson
River Railroad The house which 10 large and cOInmo-
dous, with e Oubuidings and 10 Il and mostly
covered with choice fr viii be sod, the - hole farm
~ any part q he same, suit The purchaser
FOWLER ORIGOs
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E. mOr.R ANn LOr FOR sALE IN M

-. LlAAISBl kG b-->lfiai~ in SCUM firsl-sI Nrs
- Second within three minutes walk ~ Grsnd-st ant
Peck-sip Fer rs substantial brick house, . fset from
and rear hy Sd feet deep hJt In modern sv.o with '
cellar lssrlgeuL tsvo-sfory and arc Lc - feet hy o.
ret deep SAL house and .nl viii be- sod orr fav1rnHs
terms sippi- to p kfLGOU R. Dr.
In frI- Foot ofsaufs Fanr.hst Wflususbu-sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

IS PUfsUANcF u onf-r - The sufsts d l- cas =
N~s Isfs h~T-ly gwen ~ gsfsoss bsynt go
lasa-t JOSHUA CeDEktiL1 la q NJ cty a No. Y7s
Dr~-~1f reuch~rs t~rs1f ua sufreH
~ cry 81 49, tost -
~. i.--3s- ALPHUs uSDERHILL r1ssats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

DfscoSr1SUEp-ChurchH ii Abhes7le Distinct ; Z
Philadelphia an Buren, County, Iowa sna"re-e ron
age County. Wisconsin.
Sssgs CsASCFD - FreetOwu. Cortland co y J nan"
changed % Texas Valley" Rutherford, Aalc-fdhi" %,
Tenn name changed 20 Cottage HI"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

% FOR SALE AT KINGS BRIDGE, ives
y chester Go leag Harlem kVer-One parcel u and D
fieeu srre ore a. seven acres, one ~ one and ha
srres KINGS hri g- - e- bid r. twelve mi ~ from d.
Civ Hal by McAdan.sed reed Zen ord ball miles
from t0lri-eni-st Nav gable by water % ilr East al
North River Within miles OF the del ols of ftysf
Railroad he coufel strd de rOt az Spuyion DuYyu
-irec-qusrfers ~ mile. he New Haven Railroad 8kpol
" l,ams bridge. aud tlreeg4arler niles sad le
fofdham depof. ne Harden Railroad, one mile ttst
enabling Inhabitants o rrave Norm. Eas. aud West will
1lt EonFlo he Gu, u Nev-fosk sarL The Harlem
Railroad pany attend raining Car FOrcAam 30 d.
sprng, hour during he Day and also Night Ger
Price % passage 20 oe stny and iess, By comnua
t0u. Inquire of li6fjr+l JAMES AAPEs, Alae's bridge
EaCOuNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-s'used %
ie ea.l bank % - Hudson about 81 miles from New
- Yors ard having u the Hudson f1r ~ miles
Tn-r- choice
grated fr4t-Pilus. Clernrs App.es Grapes, Pears
Peact~s err On 70 = nr'T hgu--, modern built jxl
i-h 3 wing -l1zf; ~ ret ceilings IN lower stores 10
upper with basement and Gel ar under the whole house
- good Barn the stream 81 water rhrogs he
% to grounds, aG9rd excellent place FOR ct
Ard fsh Pond he from which BE- thrown - tf
seclc story q he house IN which here e bathing
- l" 81 purchase money remain on bond sl1
gsge Address ior further particulars Han.sh .; ms o.
rec sfeoc2~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

IA TO IET-Corner store. III IA and $50 Third
IS. avenue A 50, House. Sge ChAmbers-sL App g
- I J. HALL. u Spruce-st from 10 10 l2ocioek
81 I'M
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA

WINDOW SAsHFS BLINDS AND DyQE.
DY TIE AID OP STEAM AND Ma CHlSkhI, -
ID subscriber erah 81 @Neczie or1ers tof 10y -
srrtpu0u Of Sssces BINDS an1 Doors e. scorl no -
would .rr..- re si-err0c n persors Nno he sPF1e
b. ding. sn1 naier1a. or he Caif1ruiA 1srss-
L MOORE - Ws,srst
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IACh>O>'- PATENT ANNJNCi
~ HOES a. s--au.tfus rni,hed IN Shove name
a-1chre a. s sho-r-sI r0-ce. A.so >s-al trcnSs FL
s--aH-irs l-- -- la superior u1rn-f lie aoste Ar
81 fse l. tsoTsr-als a. a0es zn1 1rs-.ss seaa-
Snip A. persous csu-ore sulr-l uznls.cullng o.
1sng rsctue iu1rirsirs fi- Orders received
bv THOS- CHALMERS - BroscWay. onIy sEeui be-
fiis civ ~ a. 7 n JACKSON 4 60.
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AZ II. BARmORE, wsreroon,
1-rsant mandatory 80 BlsecseS-st corner o.
II III 1chAr.es-.t offer an extensive sssorissrs
j ~ JOf elegant Pianos u tae DO@t exquisite DE-
gu snd finish, which, for touch and tone canrof - en-
ceiled. ard respectfully solicit examination from Pro
essors amateurs sad me pubic. Pianos 70 let ~ In
al FASHIONABLE BATs-Jusl finished, ne
AL st sienod Afuce ever 0ferel eies ant Ffcnch Dis
II as II he loT price u y, usually sod Al o. Ala
article 81 y 5o-uesi Hsts n "
81 Ira BROWN. I4s csnaI.
TX BENJAMIN's BRASS SPRING
~ NlTKt-sRS rs Beskmsn-st y - never
~ grow weak Or rusi from the moisture heal u
he body. Once ght always nghd Pres
zrs1uated frym 70 70 lhs Without bscx-pad whict
does great muir " ne spine ST. days al given sna II
roi perfectly sarsiactCry mOney returned.
fnnsnpson's Irls-es AZ reduced prizes ois @adn
r. FOR sALE-The slesrnbosi FAJR
5s.--sSFiELD, l60 feet n lergtb 2 feet beam 3
Inch cyhkier q feet s4roke nght draft va
ier, vel unf with Ancnor. CHAINS Cable furniture ~
- Foz psrtic1lsrs spply 20 CROOkE, FOWKS, 4 Co
eo-rer y " esI scd Liberty "a. o. hUBBELL CLARK
GU h1fsnn 80 ifo
sEW-YoRK PATENT AGENCY OFFICE,
FOR TAKING OUT LETTERS PATENT Tor ne~ n.
rsnaons, IL c. L. BARRITT.
Agent. 80 Broadway.
ihysnoTs y ssl-.ag er models reed Dot lesye home
seelfe her Psteats Gover-en, eef 90 Agents' fss
noderaie lT6weod-
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Receipta Of Preaace.

Making iosAl Of sllSs4i s. saa showing Al ,ocre.s
over the corresponding mousA OF last wear o. slas7s Is
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&. L. FALCOSER, REAL ESTATE BROKER
n To- Let Lease, Buy or SELL ou-es and Lots Tor sn
10 dif rent parts u he city also Farms IN diferrr
paris 0f l- country Tor sue OF exchange for city lropef
Once g Mangin-st near Grand, Easi River i3 im'