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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
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Ga Dir. EDITOR. The great privilege Of free home
stead Is now the legal right OF every citzen OF ibis
- State To into the enjoyment Of this privilege
IL very desirable for public good well individual veal
and every good aid for m attainment by all should be gwen
much as possible BY Hose who can promote H.
wss estimated by OF the city officers thai the new
Exemption law, which few years since added only $50
to the little before free from the clutches Of the law saved
the first year Of Its existence, 1000 families from being
broken up, this city alone, and thus kept them from the
high road TO degrading pauperism What an immensely OF
coed has that act done for this State But this new act Of
he Free Homestead 10 the to that May every voter
soon wear it-every family possess It.
To do little, promotve Of this good estate this ONCE
wishes make ell know what terms and low price
tenacre yescre homestead can be had In fine To-
caity OF delightful climate, beat Of water, and many
great advantages which make Il surpass almost any oner
In the land.
On Long Island Lake Road by Railroad less thar 80
miles from New York, lot "A rods by o. avillage log
making almost 10 now offered for SO0-S@ocash
and balance easy terms, TO suit Half or quarter lon
On these favorable terms 100 such lots
be had and larger tracts II desired Tho land utie,
wafer, everything Is good.
To give chance any who may wish to buy or see the
land and have delightful excursion in this beautiful
season, extra train will leave Brooklyn O'Clock nexl
W ednesday morning. allow five hours to view the land
and lake and return the same day. fare 50 cents each way
You cros real prairie, the only one this side the Ohio
can visit OF the most beautiful sheets OF water Ron
konkoma Lake, and much OF the rich scenery OF THIS
remarkable Island For particulars as to land, &c apply
81 Nassaust up stairs Long Island Land Ohies
je5 2is' d. DEWEY.
~ Eov ofbev R>yf Esfaf, see Sercn Pace
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FLOOD IN RED RIvER.-The alexandria LA
Democrat Of May 10 says that the river was rising,
having risen about four feet since the last publca.
ton Of the Democrat. Three feet more would
hiring the river level with its banks. The rise is
attributed to heavy rains. The TRINITY Adrocate
OF the 18th inst says, in relation TO Black River:
The considerably higher al this place than
they have beer since 1896 and ye, rising What 10 be
the hnsl deuouemeni we cannot conjecture The
IoSses already sustained In Stocks In crops and In various
business fixtures almost incalculable.
10 general wreck and tho survivors are making for
The land In all directions The prospect for general crop
10 hopeless, and that for partial one doubtful.
The Alexandria Democrat says that the crops in
that section are nearly used up. The cotton was
almost killed by the cold, unreasonable weather
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BOOK TRADE.
WORKS ON
PHYSIOLOGY,

FOR SALE BY FowLERs kwELLs, isi Nsssaust
Il EevYork.
Science OF Human Life by Graham. 2vols.........S
beaumonrs fhysology...... es
Conbes Physiology, applied to The improvement OF nea-
"a ard physical education. en.
Physiology Of Digeston-Considered With relation to The
principles Of dieetics By A. Combe MD........25 cs
Physiology Animsl and Mental; Applied to The Preser-
vsuOn and restoration OF Health OF Body and Power OF
Familiar Lessons Physiology. Designed for the use
OF Ihdren snd Youth. eN
Food ard Diet containing Analysis OF every kind OF
Food and Drink. By Prof Perers.
The Psrents' Guide for the Transmission OF Desired
Qualities to Offspring. cts
Maternity; the Bearing and Nnrs.ng OF Children, H.
ecolbg Female Education. es
Conee on Infancy the Physiological and Moral Man
ekech' VI
" AL works on Hydropathy may be obtained ofFOW-
LEhs WELLS In Clinton Hal. l3i Nassau-st Office
o. The Physiological and WaerCure journals my30 Sis
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Loss eF AN AMERICAN VESSEL on THE CoAsr
OF AFRIcA.-DEATH AND IMPRISONMENT OF THE
sEAMES.-Cspt. Warrington, OF the brig Angola,
which arrived at Boston on Friday from the West
Coast OF Africa, has communicated to the Saiew
Observer some important information respecting
the wreckiDg OF an American vessel and the seix.
ure Of her crew by the savsgss. Moor who had
a portion Of the crew in his keeping. bought from
the savsges offered to surrender then, to Captain
Warrington if he would compensate him for his
trouble. Capt Warrington wrote 10 the seamen.
and also carried the following letter from Lloyds
agent, to Com Gregory, the commander OF the US.
squadron on the West Coast Of Africa:
To Con- Gregory u. s. Squadron, W. @. a.
SIR, Moor from Portendeck, bearer Of lester RON
the King OF the Tgaus TO his Excellency the Governor.
informed me that there three American subjects, cap
tain mate and second mate under bs care and protection
at Porendech sppears from his sceount that vess
got on shore Arguin and another vessel pssspg took
away some Of The crew and cargo, then burnt the vesss
but six men who landed were taken prisoners by The
rsnsomed by him, and brought TO Portendcck.
The Moor claims sum OF 900 - return for The
som he paid the Aguin people, for their fesd and rema
per with me- production OF which be will deliver them
up have thought an act OF humanity, well ~ duty
TO communicate these facts to you.
have the honor TO be your very obedent and humble
servant RICHARD LLOYD, Agent for Lioyds Lcndoa.
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The Freak Mt BushneiI's Basin.
BUsBNELL's BAsIs, Friday, May Us Pm.
s-.,f<. <,f,so~s

~ Es. y s n N llvs have abundance of mon aud
DfAk DIN ,so urn r. Nothing has transpred
means Ssos 70 ,hs opinion gaze you Yesterday that
.Ss bresi would be repaired by the 4'hl except
shat the quantity Of earth 10 cs removed srea'er
than at first supposed. From Ac,um measure
'ssnt Il amounts to between &c to OVO cuolc ieet
The dimensions Of the cavity to be hlled up Is
given by Engineer March as follows average
SEiStb. Sc feet depth below bottom Of canae 81
ssst. length, ,582 feet, or 90 rods. The expen,e
- repsiring the breach will be sl0, 500, all told
siaQ pass boats on Tuesday, as ] before ad
Used you Mr.. Olmstead is here, and everything
i going on as well as could be desired, night and
dsy. In haste yours, &c. JACOB HISDs.
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ANOTHER GREAT REpUorro]

ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION
in the price Of Dry Goods at the popular store Of
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER,
MO. 3f7 BROADWAY, (corner Leonard-st) New.York
lNWH0 HAVE just been purchasing heavily al AUG.
TON and prepared to sell cheap all kinds OF
SILKS, sHAWLs, MANrILLAs,
FRENCH MUsLlNs, CALICOEs, DE LANES.
and indeed every kind and style OF Dry Goods worn BY La
dies Gentlemen, Children, used In household affairs
and they respectfully solicit the public to
CALL AND EXAMINE THEIR STOCK,
and Judge for themselves whether their goods are no, .
perior in quality and style, and cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
in New-York 1t Is impossible TO ALL or even
moe.y Of their great bargains but would call attention to
a few a. q sample.
RICH FOULARD SILK, "a Cd a yard
ELEGANT FRENCH LAWNS, 1sa yard.
RICH ORGANDIEs, 10 Sd syard
FRENCH CALICO, YARD WIDE, Is q yard.
And through every department OF their immense
adjustment 90 that lady buy her own and fanys
supply cheaper
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN NETWORK.
And extensive and general their assortment that every
thing that any lady family want may be obtained
there without The fatigue and perplexity Of
RUNNING ALL OVER TOWN
TO make up their supply. They would particularly call
tenton TO their large assortment OF
LACE AND MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPERIEs,
which embraces one Of the richest varieties
EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY,
and which they enabled to sell cheap. Also,
u MOURNING GOODs-A
OF every style 10 market well as ell kinds ofHakMourn
ing Goods, carefully selected always on hand.
r. Remember the name and number
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER,
les 147 BROADWAY, corner LeOnard-sl
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GREAT REDUCTION I'M PRICES

g M. Z. TOwLE, Importers and Retailers, 23l
S.Grand.st. Columbian Hail. will ofer this morning,
their whole stock, consisting Of over
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF NEW AND sEAs0NABLE DRY GOODS
at great reduction from their former low phces in order
to make room for their heavy Fall importaons Their as
sertnent consists OF
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED CaAPE sHAwLS,
BRoCBE CASHMERE sHAwLs,
al all prices, from s. up to $40
SUMMER sHAWLS, all kinds, from 6sup.
MANTILLAs, y1sITEs AND SACKS
in all colors, patterns and sizes from 50 up.
BLACK AND C0LORED SILKS,
In all the different colors widths and syles-e creates,
bargains offered in silk goods
GOODS FOR LADIES' DRESSES
of all kinds too enumeuie al reduced In
price. <,, $1,000
the largest and cheapest assortment be found in New.
York. -. = - ...
Of all kinds, very cheap.
PARAsOLS AND PARAsOLLETTs
EMBROIDERIEs, LACEs, CAPEs COLLARS
LINEN HANDKERCHIEF sCARRs, CRAVATs &c
1t half the usual prices In retail stores.
CASH ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION les Ih
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ITO RAIL AND PLANK ROAD COMPANIES 4,
II Dock CompaDies Pier Owners, Ship Buildera Car
peniers and House Builders, Pattern Makers Cabi-
ret Makers, and every other Branch OF Manufact1re
wherein Timber Ia the material
AMERICAN MISUNDERSTANDING COMPANY
The Trustees Of the Company GIVE NOTICE that they
are ready proposals for the purchase Of State
Rights and also Counties ard for Licenses for Public
Works under the Patents ofChaes Payne, for the Pres
eryaon Of Timber and also prepared TO enter into
Contracts for the supply ofPaysnized Timber, for
Plank Roads or Sleepers for Railroads,
Piles for Docks, Wharyes, Piers,
Bulkheads, &c Ship Timbers,
House Builders iiuo, purposely prepared UN-
INYLAMMABLE Timber for Blockmakers, Pattern
makers CabinetMakers, &c ke
Its the peculiar property Of timber prepared under the
Patent Process Of Payne that 10 Aatry Rot ndes1cts-
bic by insee secured against decay proceeding from
any whatever and be affected either by
te heat so ~ to pdnd or dmiHh under their sctys
influence.
For evidences Of these faet references made TO tho
Prospectus containing certificates Of the
eminent European Engineers kc &c aud the extensive
10 employed. The Government Of Great Britain having
subjected this process TO the seyerest tes have adopted
In their narai areai and other public works France has
followed the example OF Great Bntan-Russla Ike wise
In cL Poyns Process rapidly extending itself through
Europe.
OFFcE 81 wALL-sT. By order,
RALPH n. ISHAM, President
GEORGE w. PINE, Secretary.
~ For RAILROADS ttemseires, made ENTIRELY Of
Ia Engsnd and the Company have Il their office piece
Of den rail- prepared under PaynSs Proeess upon
which The cars have passed fDentysi2ht tossdrf
fimes without producing the least abrasion ie3 Ss'
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR JUNE.
THE BowERY SAVINGS STORE,
Toc pOWEnV

THE BowERY SAVINGS STORE,
18 B0WERY.
V'HIs large wholesale and retail establishment for the
sale Of dry goods, has probably distributed more dry
goods this Spring. ard given greater satisfaction at the
time, than hAs been Known even attempted
ia New-York City.
fERFECTLY INDEPENDENT
10 itself depending neither jobber, commission mer
chant or importer being dehgred for the public benefit as
well Is The support Of the propre;Ors under their nsn
sgement II has attained that popularity and syoriusm,
which ia unknown 10 any other public private instiiu.
Jon.
THE MOST sEAsONABLE GOODS.
THE BEST STYLES
direct from The manufacturers
IN THIS COUNTRY AND IN EUROPE,
obtained through the uusing Of the eoaoer
always be purchased at very email advance on me
msnufsciurers price.
LISTEN FOR ONE MOMENT,
and you viii have example which viii sstsfy you
y Cbsmbrays, yard wide, all eoors, very fine
goods real French handsome for travelling street dress
es at Is. per yard worth more than double.
LINEN 0INGHAMs AT ONE SHILLING,
and the fine kind at lsd. usually sold at "a Sd and S.
SILKS, BLACK AND COLORED,
OF make ordered expressly for this house, and exceed
ngly lusrous.
CLOTHES, CAsSIMEREs, AND SUMMER WEAR,
For men boys mostly French and styles the best to
wear IN the worlh q. The price Of common goods.
GRAPE sHAWLS,
Still sold prices below their value Notwithstanding their
scarcity and we can do H. because stock was ordered
nine months ago. and came to US direct from Canton
We are selling an average Of from 20 to 200 per day.
CASHMERE SHAWLS,
Of all the different varieties, from 81 to $40.
IN DOMESTIC GOODS,
THE BOwERY SAVINGS STORE
OPPOSITION,
ADMITS NO RIVAL,
but csn will and does oulse and undersel any establish
ment retail or Wholesale, in the United States
THIS is STRONG LANGUAGE,
but it 10 q happy fact that we can supporuit with an
abundance Of proof
ONE WORD MORE, AND WE'VE DONE.
However great the distance you may be from this con-
cern, 1t viii pay you to ride or walk to
THE BoWERY SAVINGS STORE.
Y. w. GILLEY, Proprietors
w. +. GILLEY, Managers and
les 2tshM&Th T. MCMAHON, Directors
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS


SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES
5. BARKER, SOL Grand-sl
WILL offer this week his entire Stock Of New and Rich
w Spring and Summer Dry Goods at 20 per cent less
than the qualities have been offered before this season
This Stock consists OF from 50 5000 dollars worth OF
sessonable Goods few are here mentioned.
Colored Sins OF everv shade and style
Plain Black silks high luser.
Black sstins and Satin de Chine
Satin Striped and Plaid Silks
WHITE GRAPE sHAwLs.
Long ard Square Broche and Cashmere shawls.
Tibet Wool DeLaine and Barge shswlI
Every style Of New Dress Goods.
American, Scotch and French De LANES from lsup.
Every variety Of Plain and Printed Bsreges and TsSles
Linen Ginghsms, Plain, Plaid and Striped.
French and Scotch Ginghams.
Prints all kinds, fast eolors, from Cd up.
Domestic Goods Of all kinds
Red, White and Yellow Fannels
Linens OF al qualities
Housekeeping Articles, Window Dspery, Hosiery,
Gloves, Psrssols, Parssoletts. kc. &c
Persons wishing 10 purchase by The piece or package
VIII find this favorable opportunity 10 make heir pur-
chases
Every article ruthfully represented
ie3 Ia s. BARKER, SOL Grsnd-st
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DRY GOODS.
cARPETTNG. oARPETIne

nRUGGETs AND MATING AT LESS THAN THE
DACTUAL COST-We viii sell the remainder OF The
above named goods less than cost In order 10 make
for other goods Purchasers not having supplied
themselves viii find II their advantage TO call and look
through our stock before purchasing elsewhere
SAM z TOWLE. importers and Re'slerI
rje3in 2sl Grsnd-st Columbian Hall.
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PROFESSOR Won HEERlNGENS
MHSTCAL SERVATORY

PSI Broadway opposite City Hal-rooms II and IL Sd noor
A FREE SCHOOL for instruction In Piano, Guitar,
"A Harp Violin and Vocal Music Instruction given IN
the old or new system OF notation BOTH the pleasure
OF the pupil Terms In classes 81 per month only TOR use
the Conservatory do. do $50 per quarter a. res
dences myl4 isn
ITO PROPRIETORS OF BOARDING SCHOOLS
j OUT OF THE CIrY.-The advertiser wishes to send
one boys and pay for the tuition and board In Pi
ano- Forte Addresa r. q. Tribrne-Ohce. je3 lwcs
" Fer other Sehoo, Adrertse~snts IfA Page
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srHK ORIGINAL PICTURE OF FRANKLIN
= NJ Quincy, the Distinguished Daguerrean Artist
Broadway has been permitted by the proprietor Of this
es6le portrait before be takes back Europe take
~ copies nom II exhibiting his Gallery. The
s1t BY Dupnssee tho disng uishcd painter 20 Juis
ND supposed 10 be the 6rst likeness ever taken Of
and tho sent 10 Italy for bis frss bust. end
Ssved returned 20 DuplL~ses, from whoss widow tho
S~se We oets'ned my3 iwiss
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TO PRINTERS.
NEW.YORK TYPE FOUNDRY,
81 Ann.f (e.s, VIrtiit.r,

rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased tbs type foun.
dry OF Mr.. George B. Lothian estabished IN 1879 are
prepared 10 furnish 10 printers and cereoypes hs well
known and superior Music, Greek, Hebrew and other
Printing Types
Also Metal and Wood Types from all the different loun-
dries and every article required printing Office the
C0RTELY0U GIFFING.
PC.CORTELY0u,o OF the late frm Geo Bruce Co.
specially socis the patronage OF his friends al his pres
er establishment
r Printers Of newspapers intending to deal with by
publishing the above including this note. three unes be
when they purchase times the amount OF thsir bill 10
icles seeced from specimen Of our own Manufacture.
New-York June l, 1850. te59
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- once Nor witch md Worcester Railroad
90. Norwich May g. i850-Noce 10 hereby given, that
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Norwich and Worces
fer Railroad Company will be held at the Office OF said
Company, In Norwich Friday, JAM 1850 at 10 O'Clock
AN for the purpose Of taking into consideration the
ceptance OF the Act recently passed by the legislatures OF
Massachusetts, and Connecticut increasing the Capital Stock
of said Company. Copies OF the Act be obtained
The Transfer Office, In New-Yorh, Qs Merchants Ex.
chsnge and at the Office Of the Company Per order OF the
Board Of Directors p ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Clerk
ie3 Sta
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NASHVILLE CoSvEsrIoS-Ths much talked Of
demonstration meets today at the capital Of Ten
nessee.
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OFFICE CIrzExs FisE ISsuEAScE Co.
A DIVIDEND OF Ten PER CENT: has been do
"A cared this day payable TO the eockholdeu on and a.
tsr Friday 7th inst u t6e o6cas 81 Wsuk
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SAILS, AwE!Eas, TENTS, 80:

~ LUTON 70 preserve al kinds Of articles made Of
vsss cotton hemp coths thai exposed the wesib
or from mdew or rot the time making them CO.
urely waterproof Goods prepared with the Csened So
luton not altered In their appearance and will retain
their original color long they Est The subscribers
and have found Il TO fail any instance rov
ofer II TO the public the most reasonable AVN
lngs sails tents and al kinds Of articles made 10
order the shortest notice.
PARIsEN L CROsshAN cor. Pesrl-st and Broadway
N. B. Old awnings Knot spotted, preserved well =
n new myl3tns
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~ Fire Department Notice.-The different com.
psnies who intend escorting the Digent Hose Co, OF
meet in The Park at O'clock precisely The companies
viii take precedence by their Nos the night OF line at The
West gate All companies not yet reported are requested
10 do 10 Is early as possible TO the Grand Marshal
Ira Re order MICHAEL EICHELL. Grand Marshal
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Just published, price 81 Is,
THE GREAT HAIR MONIA,

DEING PHILOSOPHICAL REVELATION OF
ID THE NATURAL SPIRITUAL, AND CELESTIAL
UNIVERSE, By ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS the Clalrvoyant
For sale by FOWLERS WELLS, 1871 Nassau st.
les owls
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AMERICAN TImBER PRESERVING COMPANY
Office 81 Wall-st
INCORPORATED MARCH IA, 1850.

CAPITAL $4,000, IN SHARES OF $50 EACH
TIVE TRUSTEES Of the AMERICAN TIMBER PRE-
L SERVING COMPANY, having purchased Of the as
for the United States Of America and having paid for
in cssh and in shares OF stock Of this Com
psny, GIVE NOTICE, that they prepared 10 receive
subscriptions for one thousand shares OF the capital stock
of said Company -four thousand shares having been al
ready taken that Books OF Subscription will be open
ed Wednesday the 5h day OF June at their office and
continue open daily Sundays exceped until the 18th day
ofJune instant which day they will finally close and
allotment take place when should the number Of shares
applied for exceed the number TO be issued division will
be made pro reia TO each and every applicant
All applications must be addressed 10 the Secretary
compsned by an Enclosure Of dollar for each and
every share applied for.
Upon allotment subscribers will be required to pay In
FIVE dollars frat CALI each and every share allotted
TO Them when scrip certificates will be issued signed by
the President and Secretary The residue will be subject
10 the call OF the Board Of Trustees be required
In The erection Of their extensive works, &c under
contract and rapidly progressing TO completion.
The deposit accompanying all applications for shares 10
excess Of allotment viii be returned demand By or
der RALPH II ISHAM, President
GEORGE w. PINE, Secretary.
Prospectuses may be had the Office OF the Company
"a Wall where specimens Of the prepared timber may
siso be seen Jeo Jus
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GENERAL NOTICES.

n A. McIIroy, Dentist, 1893 sixth-ave. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth jeS SITS
n Rocky Mountain Drab Beaver Hats
BIRD, Conner Pine and Nassaus invites the attention Of
hs customers and the public TO his Beautiful White and
Db Beaver Hsts The nghtness and gently Of this hat
and m ext nsve last season. induced him 10 get up
che srcle In the rich and elegant He has
also fine assortment Of Genemens Straw and ether Hats
Of The latest descriptions BIRD,
mvl5 owls cor Pine and Nassau st.
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REMOVAL.
JAMES. BEEBE g. 90.

JAMES, 6EE6E ~ w.
HAVE REMOVED to Sl4 Broadway and corner OF
llReade and Center where be found eli kinds Of
warmwaer and air heating and ventstrg appara-
lus for private dwellings churches Summaries hospitals
halls, prisons, Horticultural buildings, nc. &c
Also BEBEEB celebrated cooking ranges, cooking
utenss jappanned brass and slverplsted rogsters-a
article superior 10 anything OF The kind 10 tho market
OFFICE OF THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
mys IFS WALTER NJ GIBSON
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WexicaR yso~-.


The Vera Cruz diligence Of Ma,
by bard OF hiehwsymen. who plcadercd d. -, -
seneen OF oil their property The Iss,ss pes
msltreated and one OF them wounded in ~. .s ers
der by pistoi-shct The MAILBAG we're cs soIel
of by the aodacious villains. A few dsvs snse
ward an Grviero, conducting six cases ~ . .I
cbandise, was robbed near 0rizabs. BY two bi,h
booty. '"ea
The raysges Of the Indians in the Gate o. Chi.
huahns are said to be truly deplorsbie. The sy,.
ature In view OF the slarning state Of affair." r..
invested the Governor with fol powers 10 mt :
stop 70 the war IN the most speedy manner. II hs
can. Nv
They ask the General Government To sp,ho,;x.
the State to negotiate loan OF $4,000. Aad they
also request that s2o0,o0O Of the American iaders
nifty be given to them 10 be repaid in instsimen,,
Of $4,000, after the cessation OF ,he war. The
Legislature OF the State has conceded to AZ. Hiooo
lyte Pasq1ier. French gentleman, ell the lsnds
north OF latitude 3O9 which may be necessary tor
the establishment OF a military colony and the con
struc.ion Of arailway necessary to the colony.
The decree comedies all the lands necessary to
the railway, whether they be public or private
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no RILROAD COMPANIES AND CON.
i TRACTORS.
80 una ban 81 to relay from IS to 50 Ibs to the yard
50 second hand Grow -ears.
80 Pick Axcs.
10 - Sledge Hammer
All IN yard and for sale IN lots 10 suit purchasers by
les s. PETfEE MANN. n soulh-s;