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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
pouestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA. Aari 3-st abr ErPrs. An.Pp, Nss lola
CHARLESTON Aqrl Am bsrk Gois,. io4as Nloit b. .
ys,s'ss Bose g. e, e's S'f'so S e ~; N,'s .. =.
Nl. Cdbrs Ilsbsr sla.er Norean, 5ns Argas Mean,
aaral Ca sssa ar us rut. ',hf a. Garter Rogers 'n
FAIL RINLK Apr ssi .oor. less. sortsu pannas NJ
fod. % Aan Holmes, DAYS A. ,p
MoRiLE N.nh s9-ch 'hPs oiANa' b. Dpaah, LNsp''''
NV oRLEiNs. Nanh .s-Au .,-am.A p. f,son. h,r.o.
A~t fs..sr. Bf Morton bsaas Rosa Mara pesso,sl -
i'sHt - oee Aooou stnei Lson .'n,. - 80 -
Rattan iir llisp-uieace ,foA 20 - o. ,ags .'a'fs
ao. r,rr.oa u,aar- csae Lo,-aa1 Sorio.s 49, Ai'r'
s,v,aal Bell i- MAJ Alt chlue .hr lu Bss. Yong Ape
NEw oRiENN. Nira 70 A'f ,'sss-ip G's- Dc, .'f DE-
Boston ct snip ino"a fsen'i brol. "ss ealN h.,f pr
.,pa. he-us. Aatsep. 1afas Nsf-ue b")e Boston aga'
Ct..tc..,h a co. Williams. Mt'o's' ''rsnef Goa iiane'
NohWicH ,p-i5-Ar,.h. ,e.. ,ro~si Po.,aa e.. 90.
H.. sn.. Hl.ra o. csosp A-fofs, fcn lafs li sts
accom- w '' D. ,o 90 -, t''''"' no. "''" '''''
N0HFoLK Apa' s A.. .eh. lsssrPh, f'llh'm. rot'st
clfr susan sn,a H,nP'os Ihe', sses, N'v London IN
SEWfoEf Aprl Ar ,ehr raalee Il-Y. for'noa'h N'r
Nyw b. bfoRD Aeri g. A. .hp Noair-,' Chaissl H,ao
uu ,b. Msba, H,ney Naeha' hsans'ia, Reel fi' 'a's
rR6yipENcr. Arrl J-N och. Nn-t', cheo9 fli.isiAs.
fsa- ,'h Boston ~ ~. El'. Noss5' 'pea ~, ho'.'
Nj, ar Am-. Nioh Ras-,l w.dsr Pemtross ler Bsea.
~ b o Wi 400 ,oa ior Do. Gsa Kaos s,s.l. ft.f' ~,
,n.o r Ra.ioa s.e ca.- ,aa Af,sas Fr.al sasi b,
BOSTON, en Son Htstnss nst1 foe salem. Lucia Whel
bach James, Wn,henbs b. Wsoboro o B'son. thfe hi
od Emmou- sni Jsmss Wyusa. fhpshug for Boston Grape
Greasy Bsh of B,.na CA hs N,of hcrp, Ni0rt. "es'
Brooks Dyer. B0sion
PLNMot tn, March .fAu ahr N0isni. smmons Neal sfs
Del Sfh -chr, Charles Gru. Baltimore - Bout, fIsi
Lou.t Nswrlnb AID Mtrs sloe ,csrbll j MEDIUM, Aeo'f
MOD. E.tsbsA. fhomu. Bttm.rs ha''s1 ssmoo' 49, or
Cooay a. Boston. So lffl thr Russell sanoss Ats1i
sea Od Colony sva boston yth, famco lnnsy NOD
RICHMOND Apr AR scbr Cof.o Cfo,se Thomsstoa. o.
,on. - Boston H-nrl Freeing, ke'y io So abr to1uas
lockwood ~ lsirph.,.
SAVANNAH Apr Arr tsfk Hsr1nay Wlisns1 Niofl. 80
Mar. Theresa 3D. Ba-ou. Jone- ioos. Nf0 hH.,
O. oft Baltimore ca sh Nv ioh, HuN NJ . tsrk, ffeFaH'
scar. 3D. a- Dls " inf fnkhan Boston bfg lafnh
WatA. afor. s,Ir Jais ElEs. hgb@e Philadelphia 50 80
iUk HUI Ai0r. tsrs " Ln. inshtf Boston ffrn0r'
,etrs lnisie phs. brs Macon, W,sus. Nf0r.
SALEM AfrJ bark qle.ou hsfei, PaHi sfHs Ntpofon
,'sp o. Tfnkor Nsri Mann ffeepen s chs J,s-Fbn'
(IffIs. - Point.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
California News Continued from Flint Page.

immense guilt, running through Volcano n'i.s, 49,
about a mile and half in length know" " N'e
name Of " Oregon Canon" Il.
Only portion Of balfto three quarters u ~
has been found very reh 4ut M. - 49, 5pno,s bcen
who occupy The gro0ni have iof niDn."' 'se"
literally sboyeling out the gold n coarse rams
"a niece. varying from dollar ~ several py1Ads
Our friend spent day Or two Ia ths camp ." oi,c
n which he saw sour men take o1t sigAt P2a"0e'
-, bat far hours another party q ionr a
,onnd each This was Of daily occurrence, IA that
locs6ty. and the miners were averaging more than
h.H a vound per day each man Who WORKED. bDt
:. ,wss only In fhis particular canon that sucl re-
.ats were obtained Elsewhere IN the neghbor
bood one or two ounces was considered TAR day
work IL is known that several hundred THOUSAND
dollars have been taken cut Of Oregon canon
alone since the frat Of October last
At Mormon Island, where the ground was dag
over last Sumner. " from Dan 10 Beershebs, vi
hardly half ounce per day could be realize3 'he
recent freshets have 80 changed the " deposits.
that miners have since been able % DO better IN
the very same localities than AZ any time last
Summer, often obtaining two or three ounces per
dsy This seems D. have been the efect oi ue
foods on the rivers 10 a greater or lesser extent
People who come b. California 10 make money
by mining, should be prepared ior the haroships o.
a mountain life and not only possess good constitu
tons bat avoid the dissi pations Which are TOO tre
ouentfy the cause Of greater portion OF the sics
ness that has gwen the mining sections Of M
country their reputation for unhe athness. We
can do without that class Of good FOR nothing limit
less fellows, who ,r0zt work Al home, but who
think if they can only get ~ California their for
tune IL sure to be made IN a few months. Men Of
nerve and industry whl here ss everywhere else,
be successful and as 70 health, no one with good
constitution and using common prudence need lear
sickness in this country more than IN the states
We deem California IN eUery respect as heathy
as any equal extent "a territory on the face OF inc
globe. , c-t
There are now about 10000 inhabitants m Gan
fornia. mostly mae adults II can sustain popu
latioD of millions and even IN the mineral regions
several hundred thousand men could not occupy the
whole ground.
Those people IN the States who are anxlousy
looking for the " bursting Of the California bubble
"a they are pleased 10 call the extraordinary 10
them condition Of things here, consequent upon an
entire and radical change in the standards OF value
will be doomed ~ much disappointment But a
single failure has ever been known 10 have occur
red in San Francisco, which IN business popuia
ton OF thousands and transactions OF hundreds Of
millions, cannot well be parallel elswbere II will
DO found that the onward progress Of California in
wealth and greatness, will astoulsh these an.
believers more in the next five years than all that
has gone before has done. Our career is Just open
ing
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sor 10 SKA, soop-ofwH = LoGA from BIO. Tor Per
usubnco Sos - shP = Lswreuce, 3 days ron New
YORK Tor SAr faneisco Dec SKIP Fanny, 100 aAys from
Nantucket for Skn FrSrclsc0. IA ship Norfok from
Bs-ln or >su frArcisco. Jsa D. . Loo Choo, heuce
fr Napsrsso Feb bark Jane, i0om R,o va N.Pafsso
fcr Sac frSrcs GO.
b. org Rgll stevens Jan 1 a. liSo : on 10 ". bsrs
Cor3or Lag % al FROM Por.slc, i1r ssa trslesco
Lei. a. "a psrAsa. Dec 81 Sap Rome s1i oaS Lftf'
-. tcf So flArcisc0 IN Few days
By ship 4 Evereu-saip Rome. from salem for >aa
umoer bound in VhAesh.p lisiv. 81 Greenr0rL IL
bound % w C0ss. t-x Rush OF NHAven froin Ssrgof.
bond % Nslqarsso 90 Cape H1fu- slp Crosses ifoin
Boston. 90 >.n k-snc-cl
By so.n ssv.o-slip A1tsssstor - isys irom NfcfS
Pr SAT t-srcsc', hsks Cs-c-a from 1Apsrtso; tssso
hence 'or "a rsrzso
3 oug Jsac-Ssfk Ca,.er.ne, from New-Oi-s.s .es
>sn Francs-o. wiz pssse1 gers fs trs ENge rom q ou-
cr>ter Mss WAS .p.A-C q tte Horn
s. J CsH'r-ct Csre Hor-. brig Ar,sres Or EeFerr,
Mae e. lsTs cll hclnl i1 >sl krsrcisco
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Fsh. &, JACOB Collins. Collins, Sandwich Islands
90 . Br bark Ajax. Adams, sydney
" : snip Russel Coleman, sandwich lssnds
'' {, Gen hUrisoo Gardner valparaiso and Boston
l. Sainanis. Hooper. Griu, Valparaiso
90 2, Shp DegcaeOn, CO.e sand Hich 10 ACIDS
8. Bf brg Margaret n Leod 60
-- ., Hamburg brig Helena, Anderson, NspsFAso
o. Han bark Asgd1--ns, Schsct DO
%. 2, Danish snip Ardrok as SlichL ReslejO
" 2, snip Am savage BO.tou, ia Valparaiso
-' G, Bark Arr. Nkenze, Mszafsn
2, sap WI Wl,ch, Thompson, Islands
u, Han .ehr PheIl1 Myers, AazsLsn
90 y sap Fanny Forester s~eetser, Islands
90 -, shp Thomas PERKINS, Ray, DO
90 Is Nslcemkr smith Newcastle. y wv
IS ship Winthrop, Moore, Panama
90 IS, Bre brig MeutOr, Liseknsul hskat.an
90 is, schr Roe sEss-y, Islands
b. - Br5rz Cgih5er Young, Henderson,, Csllso sz9
FLparsisO
Is, Buk hernione, slAr Psyia
j. Br bnx Top.c. Lice, srds
90 u, br big Lola WOoley, Va parslso
"a, Barr Lucy PennuAn. Colfls Vapsr..so
90 =, ship Norma Ring Islands
90 =, Belg oNk Dueods Brsnt Wide Cost Riea
90 y, Br snp sea Queen Shessef. Panama
90 -, Br S,i1 B.Ake y, Nzrln, Valparaiso
90 -, B1k Mars, Haiihe~soG- fs.sncs
p, Fr slIo Safer. Porrien, NlzAilAn
90 q, B.rE M.sor, Rogers. "a. DsEsiso
90 - snip Azson, Hs;ch Cs-.so
80 =, b. bs,A InclnAser Pierce l.ls1es and SZss.
ard
=, Csa.a snip Ann srKin Van Pelt Valparaiso
90 :. sap Boslon- a, GArtser, POlynesis Islands
90 =. ship sarah HoOp-r, Hooper Valparaiso
" :, BsrE Josepa,re, Ha=y, AoatsreY
u Schr Juan. Wool,-y. C.pe s. Lea.
o." = Russian ship ss9icsod, Kison, New. Archanxei
=, b. bris Davc hAcoln, Isards and Manila
=, Han ssrk H1nhurs Bon.icher, Hamburg VII.
g. 81 specie
%. =. Bf bark Asry Hscke- Thompson Cauao
= Bafk Chspin, Collins Vslpssiso I passer'r
=, Chr oagk HEi1ee, Inca Nspars.so pas.en ger.
" =, PERI -lip American. CzlderUc, Aazalsn pass
= Bar Duchess Of ClEr~nee, Co.e SAND w1cb IL
and HotNoTu, passenger.
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lInila ON the Pariiic.

The following petition has been signed by the
principal mercantile firms, and the most prominent
citizens of San Francisco
10th Honorable J. Colamer, Postmas,e, G,p0al
Of tie United States.
We the undersigned merchants and traders ct
san Francisco. California woud respectfully cal
your attention to the many Inconvenience and
serious losses Ia business 30 winch We arr subject
cd BY the manner IN which the mail service IN this
State is conducted We would in the first place
state that /, frequently occurs upon the arrival Oh
the mail from Panama, that the return mai Is Gis
patched before i, is possible for to obtain our
letters from the post Office, thus deprlng Us o. the
opportunity Of answ erins cur CORES pondeuls Tor a
whole month.
We would in the next place state. that the mail
is olten closed twenty four hours, before the sailing
Of the steamer we would instance the first q Feb-
raary steamer: the mail was closed 81 O'Clock
Z. NJ on the 3lst Jsnasry, and the steamer did not
sail until the first day o. February al Q o'oooA, 2
NJ This is SO great an Inconvenience thatit con-
pels many 20 adopt the uncertain ana insecure
mode Of sending mail matter by private hands,
thereby violating the post Office regulations.
We would also cal your attention 10 the tact,
that there is no even toleraby well regulated MAJ
communication between this CITY and the oincr
important town. @, this State nor between this
State and the Territory Of Oregon, owins 10 this
want OF nail facilities We are every day subject
e. 70 loss and lnoOnysnence in business and the
commerce Of the ooautry seriously retarded. We
have always understood that the PsciSo MAJ.
Steam COMPANY contracted with yosr Department.
sor the performance OF this service and We can see
no reason why they az no; compelled 10 comply
with their contract as ihelr Steamers remain IN
TINS port each month more than sufficient length
Of tine t. so to, and return fNm tbs Columbia
River. more particularly As II IS well understood
that their contract even when fully performed :
immensely pralitsble.
By siving these matters your serious attention
and issuing such instructions rs wll correct the
evils complained Of ycu VIII confer the creates;
benefit upOn the commerce Of our state snd rs
people at large
Pacific Railroad.
The folowing resolutions are before the Legisa-
trre Of Cahfornis;
BE " Rssarsd ~ tA< Sssfs ard 4sscsAs u CaiVerAaa,
Thai Senators Congress be instructed and our Rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

ser OF vrks5urz Mss Mss E1ssets s>co1. dan hier
u J Riuu'lger. % Gaens L.
In this Cry. tse l-fh bv Rev o { Wheeler NJ
J [. RsI=il4l o. % =. RcssnGs F. LAWN.
OF To- d.. 81 - SAN NJ join HI 20 Mss
Mas gCrza-es
OF IL Ish irsant ly Rev Wa Tsylor CspL Jencs
LASER f0 II - Az Pars0Ls h0fl % his C.iy.
A. Skl Frs1c -. Mctae. Murray &c - he Nss.cn
% "a Jos~ -' - A-ls Ns.h a. ri PATrSusiA N-~
-1ufh Ws.ea
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The Fredy,ck Nd Examiner Of the 81 says
hat ne isTuers IN that orhOod entertain grezt fears
f1r the Clover crop he severity tho weather
within tho paAl days and rom their u nc ~
done
The Bag0Itoton nd Hcyaid u Frssdos says that 10
HssliuzOn Co he Impression Of some farmers
BE- hat he Whrsl crop Joe. Dot generally speaking 100
- prouisng ~ "a usual a. MS sessol u he year
The Hiaeaesly Va hcDsbiicn SAYS Ia he Coun-
les Of Cara and Warren, u ha STATE the Young Wheat
has seldom Cooked more promising Tor his season han !.
does COW
The Naahtius Tenn Whig u lhs zsth ut states that
Tor several days previous no weather had been very cold
sufficiently 20 TO destroy al expectation Of nun In Aal VI
ciry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

Religious InteIlig-nce.

The Presbytery q Caiito-nis, ~ come Sion ".'h
ihe General Assembly Of the Presot ieran IN licn
ID The United states met AZ Beuic.a ca Wed1es
dav. Feb -. The opening sermon = IS prea -hed
by Rev : Wooiordge and on tn organization %
,fe body R,v Mr Williams 81. tbs -ity, was enc
sell Moderate, ard Rev Mr. Woodbridge, 1lerA-
Much important business was transacted during
the session among which measures were ATOP.
Cd or the efficient promotion Of the Interests Of ell-
eaton 80 missions and az special object The
evanrei zation of the Indian tribes 10 California
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srun =. A calfn-aia. Aarrh =
By 5rg AnA-onl Waae sap Zspdyr, out IS nonths eoo
hois o.
By Gag orig MAXIM Whale ship Heles;ort cot IS moe
60 55s Oh bound toI tie Japan LET barH Pilgrim
sr Pembroke and Xvi AID schr May a. kOr ssa Fran
CISCO q week or io csys
By seip Carriage oei Ia oszk Eyers,, from BslaAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

cCPKEAE COuRT % THE UNITED STAIEs.--
WalhSg,o n Tuesday Apr 1870 Present yesterday.
snd Mr.. Iasuc Daniel sae Gr. Justice Grisr
The COun having attended tie funeral Of be ale Hon
John {. Calhoun, ar Chief Justice Tsnsy gave DOcs 10
ne Bar that The Court would tO-nOnOu commence he ca
VI he docket under ne son r1le. And thefeuPOn me
Court adjourned Until o-mOrrow ~ O'Clock A. NJ
"WEDNESDAY, April ;, $50 Jas 3 hobo, Esq OF Mass
was admitted an Attorney and Counselor Of this Ccuf!
No % II l. AmOniLer J Kentor Ia error 70 lae 81
pTene COGr Of Louisiana Mr. JGsuca CeFon delivered
the opinion Of tbs Ccur dsmssnT Ms cause Tor mo want
Of jurisdiction. 40 q Elea A besty a1minsts4ux
&c Thomas ROss 90 motion Of NJ Wes;cogt tbs
VIII u error - lie Supreme Court q FLORIDA wa d.
riss-d Al he coss Of As pasHlf G "a Jss
q. Wilson, appellant g. A 2. onpsoa Il a. The srgg-
1srl q La Cause Wa commenced BY Gov Seward for
coz for nc sppe.ces-
&C io1rnec d. io-a.oro~, u o'clock A II
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Disn.fers, &c.

p.., N.,,tr,s G.r.. Ioa Nsv Nrh nf Nob.r. 90 .r'
f.- r.t itrv-s la'g 'n ts Ah ~ - .
zoe -s IS. 1 the ,.. experienced heavy gle nm il
.t.at q. arui. calret toss iltHasf re
I'D so pro d. fhe f1f oalfe ft~fr-.s I rss at
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Passenger Arrived.

r. Nrz-sa. No, Bea,s~e f,r- F-.N n. psr..s
,sris al tssaisr, N.se- Ma. cAsuso-f.a Nsrt,s
Clarbcl 49, Can k-s tcla a. faaxeisr.
A-ir--s II - , s-sa-g . q Hsca,s VIZ psNvf A.
L "a
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Married.

frru - At4 Sa-ior-a. Mt-ci
nc r.reh Of Mr. Rowe o. he lsrh lamar bv gusys
lisrA Bez,An.n I. How, Csc from Missouri e Ms
Ellen Rowe. Nlsconsr
On ne ls; Of January, ~ Rev. M Fyrn. Captain
ChnEiopssr Be- e May wis Bu-srfslG bSsh = -
City.
In sserAEsro clg. @ ne ISa u, NJ cares D. T.aa
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Li.tor Passengers by the Oregon.

We annex list Of the passengers Of the steamer
Oregon. which leaves today for Panama A few
OF them viii stop at Monterey the most %, them.
however Will proceed IN the steamer u Panama,
nd sra bound for the Stntss
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san Joaquin and Placer Intelligence.


STOCKTON. Feb Is 1850
MESSRS EDITORS; The weather is now deligh,
fal the roads are improving fast business is reviy
Ing, winter Is over, and stockton viii soon be itself
again. W sgons can even now ran from this place
70 the mines bat IN week the roads will be IN
Good order, and freight viii be lower than at pre-
sent. The information from the southern mines
generally is quite encouraging. Those who worked
faithfully daring the winter, IN the gulchcs around
the Mokelumne and between the Stsnisaus and
the Tuolumne, have done well-oeI,er perhaps,
than those on the Manposa and further South. The
impression which 81 generally prevails among new
corners, that nothing is to be learned hOm expert
ence in gsddigging. is quite erroneous. Those
who remain length Of time IN the mines. Ia few
months, say exercising Judgment IN selecting
places 20 work, and who choose at the same time
20 be industrious and economical. can undoubtedly
make money. Most OF those who leave the mines
discouraged, aro men OF lao nerve, perseverance OF
energy II they do not succeed in striking a ricl
place on the irss attempt at digging they abandon
the business IN disgust and retire u the towns OF
cities % loaf or starye, As well might printer
apprentice throw down the composing stick be
cause be found il impossible ~ learn the art snd
mystery OF printing in q week For my own part
was well pleased with the result OF my labor in
the mines | never expected to pick up sold on
the surface OF the ground. without labor, and was
not disappointed. left the mines with reluctance
and dste miaed on returning IN case failed IN a
line Of business less ahoro0s satisfied that Tor 6ay
years the valley OF TIE Saa Joaquin could no; be
exhausted Of god
As 10 Ree diggings, | can give no certain IA
6rmstion. There are seversl reports IN circulation
concerning sew discoveries. bet cannot No0eh io'
the accuracy OF any of them. Several friends Of
mine are preparing to spend the sumner on the
head waters OF IT, San joaquin Ii is said that
late last summer rich deposits were found in that
quarter and au told that men are working there
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ASoTHER PHASE OF The SHIP Russia CAsL-
The arm u Psfsdse Lsvrssoo Co for themselves ard
f3 ne Use q Dr. FreceTck H. Knapp. have rsigted eF
s1s IsA nsi 10 following l1s1ra1co Cfces II tEs Fo0r
DsLct Colff claiming ne slcunt Of Insurance. the
melgns OF cargo Ia ne snp Russia boqnd from New.
orleans u San FrAncisco. namely The Tennessee Marie
snc IRE Insurance Company 5000; san M1ms Insgr-
sncs COMPANY, q New YORK. 5oCo; SsAhvils Marine,
Ere lrsu snce and LIE and Trust Company 2Oo0 New
Oriesns Insurance Company s7Oo0 Ths chip Rassa a.
oofresder Are awsr ~as DESTROYED b. fre some weeks
siree. near ne bsize. The Captain fWiisoGl and DR.
Knapp were charged with crime befor. L Commis
siober bsdw win, bat after esbOraie exGninarou- he
prosecutor - bcfew iss charge - 70 Dr. Knapp The
ess@ COW Icing 1rged 20 TIE Captain Of ne vssse
n Dsts, AsTea u.
e Christian sntislsyery meeting has been
called II Cincinnati the I'm Of pr The call e signed
~ eer men Of tbe Presbyterian CcnzreszoaA Method
st and Episcopal CHURCHES invites Chr.stzn confer
ecce and CONSULTATION he subject Of slavery a con-
cecsed with he Christian Church.
= The late s. T. Armstrong left property %
TIE amount Of sis0o which . devised By vii dated 10
lSss, 70 Is relatives
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TI1HE sUBsCRlBEK oF-T. N, annual ...o1anso

THE sUBsChlBEk Chers his annual sssofluen,
u fresh agricultural and Horticultural seeds ,git ard
ofnsHenla Trees 10 great variety grape vines and shrub
berry, arge collection Of exotic paIs and gerersl
funsn of articles 10 bis Inc few barrels u early
Strangers and others wishing 70 purchase MUD %
cal Ard examine FOR themselves
7. DUNLAP, Scotsman sad Ylorsi,
NJ l,z- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

ITO GAHTtiEN.-lhe Groom AQuef1ct Departnsnl
VII receive proposals. ~ OclOOk 10 be sisfno0n y
ls 100 inst for Garage during ne seasyn YfopysAs %
no Cfce R01nda Park state e. VIA. pice by 10 cay
4 torse sed truck sad horse and carl via dryers gi
b. frrls.sd 10 b. q 81 tines under he direction Ol W
Waf1r Pgrgeyog An ordinary Ocohof.e truck Only L.
wanted and cart fDr loads Otsr san water. pipe, occs
..osa.y oota will be wanted % he sane day C0nsAsi
employment f9f ne truck viii DO given hen he weather
win permit and psyD-nt made ever fortnight.
a NICHOLAs DIAN PreslderL
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tgiYeu, that licenses giants ~ manufacture he
Congress Boot hsVs been issued without Tho condition
hat each pair should be Stamped with and date u Pc
persons buying selling any others usble %
prosecution Tor Infringement
Hearing ,h2f some persOGs preparing % u,inge BY
ms " elastic Dater1s made Of threads Of rubber
braided or woven together hereby Inform al persons Ibs
sub, n used Ia nsklug iks Congress Boot would BE- IL
and positive Infringement n the patent issued u De-
pOni Hyait and By dem sod aud Assigned 20 me-. Aay
MIN cement By making selling tbs Congress- without
Gls authority from me must 10 prosecuted.
Having Invested $500 10 the .nOsg con u THIS
invention ~ tho public ard thereby given tho patent
value, am resolved 20 ynolcsie lt 10 he utmost
Licenses granted and sales effected 10 hkssschgssts
Maine aGt New. HsGp shife By CHARLES WlNsLOW.
vi Lyun hfou gnOug tho United SAles ~
The owner HORACE n DAY,
a. x4wfa - Cortland 1t
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DTILDING SITES on THE HUDSON RIVER

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D-SltuAie between Too Albany Pos, Road and the H'rr
Deanran. to be sold ST Auction tho 18Th April al ne
Merchants Exchange. by COLE 4 Chiffon, Auc.
uOne-fs The distance from the city BY No Hud.On River
Trains Is three quarters o hour The fare Is hs same 40
20 DOobs Ferry snd may be- cOinmued quarterly by e
year. part ~ the property fronting he wafer vii DO
sold In village lots and Ia plots the upland ~ suit Pa
chaarfs The premises now being aid out planted ard
Improved The Views commanding and bsauufl, AID
loo position perfectly healthy. The Ferry with Piefpou
Affords constant Communication between his point and To
opposite shore snd the HudsOn River AMI Efio
Railroads Tho mel zhDOrhood IL most excellent Including
n tho Immediate vicinity the country seais ~ blessrs Nss
ngt1A loving Ambrose {. king-and, Den Pauldng, hrs
Coi9rd Jones Messfs Henry sheldon James A. sniloa,
aud George Schuyler beside he residences Of many gen
lofnen belonging 10 Weschestef County.
seYenlyye yrf cent Of Tie purchase money may remain
bond ard mortgage For further particulars Application
made al he siauOnhouse tbs preinisrs 10 sf
GEO. W DEARMAN, ~ Broad-sL % O. A sACCHl
al the Auconeofs ofce Wal-st where maps VI he
premises be All tho trains 0f te Hudson River
Railroad stop Dcaman, and gentlemen who would view
ne premises may iate tho ears a. Chambers 81 a.
5, 4. and T. 81 and leave DeAmsn returning at y q
4 81 snc I - s o. and 10 - P. ~
B.-Fersons wishing u build Tor ihe Sumner eau
purchase private sale very liberal terms appca
uOn q above ms s61tsl5-
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Pacific Railroad.

The tonowing resolutions are befure the Legisa-
trre Of California
Be Rssalrsd 81 ia Ssas ard 4ssc.sAs II CscrAis,
Thai oar scastors Congress be instructed and Rep
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A sTROLOGY.-PROFE NELSON 10 es.e.
Llbsate1 AstrO.oger Of EswYofk and vicinity Las pfse
uced he above science since 1870 fr London tbsr
y yeals Ia hts city COnsslted By 1000 persocs
don. Caa be from 10 A n 20 u at W HO1stJ,-
q neal Lhe boHerg. Rses grea.z rea1eed. ml2 lM.
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\ EECHEs. LRECHRs.-JP cLEu, importer
~ VI Leectes Joha o. beRs " Inform he dfuEgsA
spOtheesss and physicians he gsl recessd p~
al steamer. very excessive supply Of fresh swedish
Leecres wnich be onsrs for very ow prices guar
naes 70 s1li pafchsssrs r S.-C0urIy orders vii have
puurtaAi siseouOl- - In