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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE RESPECTING

ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE RESPECTING
THE IMPRISONMENT or CHARLES l.. BRACE BY THE
AUSTRIAN GovERNMENT.-Lotters have been re-
ceived in this city from Hon. Mr. McCurdy our MIN
lister at Vienna, dated June lih winch informs us
that tins Young gentleman Is Stlll IN confinement
The facts in tins are these
He has been travelling III Europe for information on
the political and religious condition OF the counties ne
has visited After examining AT vienna all that couiu
be learnt of the nature of the Austrian government ne
went on foot as has been his custom elsewhere, mo
the Magyar country IN Hungary. lie was Hospitality
received among the late rebels citizen OF that and
which had sheltered the Hungarian les and he visit
cd many of the country seats OF the leaders. l ne
jealousy of the Austrian authorities IN that section
being aroused BY the attentions he received, he was
arrested al Gross Werdeln, "A village on the Dallh OF
the Thesis in the Eastern part OF Hungary. 300
miles East of Vienna. and flung into prison as rev,
OlutiOnary agent. Prince SchwartZenburg informed
Mr. NcC uriv that the accusations against INN were
that he had letters OF Introduction TO the late reoe
from refugees IN America that a printed copy Of
revolutionary pamphlet had been found in his ear
pet bag, and that he took clrcutous paths to VISIT
suspected persons.
From the representations made to Mr. McCurdy by
the Austrian authorities. it would appear that ne must
undergo a regular trial, which viii be painful thng
for A Young man of twenty-five. separate lar from
every cOuntryman, IN nation that looks Win Jedl-
ou>y upon every American.
Our Minister observes that he has oeeh PROMISED
hy the highest authorities. that nothing l"isl Vi
unjust shall befall him. An investigation ma ueeh
made IN Vienna. # hls character anu pursuits VIM
there and that has been favorable to hs maj
release .
We think that this j. case which cdils lof the I'M
mediate prompt and energetic action OF our uoFerh-
ment and we are much mistaken II such an appeal
vii be IN vain The young man i innocent OF any
thing but philosophical curiosity 70 investigate ui'
Hartford tOurdni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
Arrival of the steamship Lafayette-Loss of
the British Brig Jane.

The steamship Lafayette, CaPt. oTOD-
DARD, of the Philadelphia and Liverpool line, pat
into this port yesterday morning for repairs She left
Liverpool on the 18th OF June but encountered heavy
head seas with strong westerly winds during the en-
tire passage On the 22d ult while repairing her en-
gine, the steamship Hermann passed. about o'clock,
PM. Az o'clock the Lafayette started her engine,
overlook and passed the Hermann IN lat 50 10 n.
On the 29th. IN lat As long 40 at o'clock, p NJ,
while in a thick fog the L. came into collision with
British brig Jane Capt Tickle 81 days from Quebec.
for Maryport, with cargo Of lumber. The vessel
sunk at once but the captain and crew were saved.
The L. lost her bowsprit and jibboom broke her
cutwaer and three fanges of the propeller .The brig
al the time was running before the wind with her
studding-sails set below and aloit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
GALLANT Coxprcr OF AMERICAN SEA

GALLANT CONpUCT OF AMERICAN SEA
NEN-MsLAY PlRArEs.-Capt. Balch OF the AneTl-
can bark Arlo>tO, and Capt. Rhoades OF the Amer-
can bark BoTnco, while lying IN the Acheen ROADS,
on the coast OF Sumara. waiting for pepper IN April
last. recaptured the slcilian park Cemenilna "llen
had teep cut of" by the Malays. They manned
their boats and reiook her without damage Inc
natives had robbed the {. Of $4,000 OF her stores
&c. Penang Gazette OF May %, says Inc oold
and manly conduct OF these American captains, dur
ing A moment of peculiar peril and dlffculty-and
when the hazardous state OF the Acheon COASTS j
considered infested they always are by numerous
hordes of bandn and pirates, VINO are ever Iedun ~
tax advantage of every favorable opportunity thai
may present itself satisfy their cravings LOT roo
berry and pllaee-deServes the highest encomui r-
II will be source OF unbOuuded srathcailoh 10 hsi
h., a., cour.qcous and praseworthy behavior dis
played by them on that trying occasion VIII no, on,
be duly appreciated by the owners oi the unioa,u-
nate vessel hut will not be permitted 10 pas UNIT
war,'cd by The insurance oficc> sehe''"H-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
LAW COURTS.
4. s. Commissioners Omc- nroruA

I. =. COHHIs"IOHFr : VI'tV 3''V'''N' ''''! y
Before Joseph Brigham, Esq. Commissioner
Three Young men Tone of them young
black mani recently belonging to the ship Dover OF
New-London, were brought up for examination
They arrived here last month IN an American man
of-war, having been sent home from the PACING
ocean by the American Consul AT Honolulu on
charge of setting fire to the Susan. (Which was
whaleship) as she lay off and on the coast. 1t was
in December, 1919. but no law existed, We under
stand at that time reaching an ofense OF the KIND,
although one has since been passed by Congress
They also deny having set fire 10 the ship. THE :.
was discovered to be on fire from lgned tar, but the
flames extmgushed The present charge agalns'
them is that of larceny, alleging that they took one
of the boats belonging to the ship, with sails, &c.
also compass and a spy-glaSs and left the vessel,
reaching port about ninety miles from where they
started.
Owing 10 the absence of witnesses the case was
postponed TO this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
By Telegraph to the Ncw-York Tribune.
washington Items.
WASHINGTON. Monday. j,

WASHINGTON. NIUHIIdy, ny q
Tie Treasurer announces that the pubic moneys
On the LIST July subject % draft amounted 10 Sii'-
Treasury at Ne"-N ork.
The President recognizes Royal Phelp- as Consul
General for the Republic Of Costa Rica TO RESIDE al
New-Nork
4 distressing accident has Just occurred at Browns
new Hotel a platform. 81 feet high, broke. ana SIX
men were precpijatei TO the foundation 0! the build
ing. Al were injured badly-three OF them very
dangerously
TIE 1alcott Court Marshal reassembled al II o.
clock tins morning. The Judge Advocate read an
order from Adjutant General Jones, by direction Oh
the President commanding the Court TO wait further
orders here after concluding the Talcot trlal. The
defense Of the accused commences at O'Clock to-
day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08

-. Timed States ant OF TINS sthe am Tue
hvs a. OF S;rang 20 be rs nc le'S S
deefn.ai pyima,e" give You hc'o" Up, y, va,
"lmpenn s,ch is adm n.siereI 20 the NO ihpus ".
eesensn, wa NM took II IN :he Umtei states court
Beaver tsl~f witness who MAS once hi7h III du-
ron W. ,6e Church on tie Island anu "'io a. '0
ibonH I'd .dministerel Il 10 ,0'ne thlt'N io,'
ssoas,"The candidate va - s,,..-, s,osn
MsSsr,.r, as'entirey s'Jarf'c.i'n ~ss"i nD. 1
The cofenaI' ~, !, was purely temporal an pre-
The thp ,he setting VI OF " The h'ng ION
Parsloly ~ do solemny co'th1nt p' IN
.ear by the true. self o''r Coynr.
Ca that renouhce a.,
pors ana I.heyuore covenant promise ana s"ea,'
90 lce ali laws DEGREES Obligations on ea''h
thai fenouhce al
whatsoever ,o covenant promise, AMI swear
lido w., Igmss j. Slrqag and hls successors
that VIZ w each and his time a. imperial fIiha,e
any ie nas, King on earth ana the lars GpI oe
scna so' ~, as ADORE and s"2'rstf'ng all o'her
,ws on earth whatsoe'eI. 80 ,,l SUGAR that | y;
solemn l.eand Council OF Mobiles aad Princes.
ss,hs witness stated the III For .',
here We Chef, -Comman1efo Oh 'he foi'os'
&C. &C. ,.oo.ion with regard 10 ruler, and
Here ioio",o md INTEGRITY, &c. wltha recapltu-
oo - 10 laws paSsed by hlhs JAM -; -.
a,on y, aiiov,s An article with regard 10 Jul
az DEGREES and laws thfoughou' nc s ~, over
Bul shoulu .snt tbisday made may God the Eter-
break ,,',n from me-ay Jesus Christ the Re
nal fa'ne Ilo,oember his loving kindness towards me
deeinei, may the gates Of Heaven be forever cosel
no noie NAV evil men and worms dlslroy me
Seslres nsatiate may behold bliss out ieel per
diton ever more. .., 10 cor ,eco,.
IJan follow the grips, secret signs, &C. ior recoS
in. e.ch other anywhere in the world
hn ans .boie Mormon adjustment IS an0ther OF
49, Grange Developments that human nature Is
sosn,;nnak presenting showing well the power lhat
nd can ohian over mind by appeals TO the reglous
a,,men,s and instincts which find oodiment IN the
vi ~ man Well does Byron IN his Corsdir say,
S .Wbat Is that spell that thus ms lawless tram
"Conf,Ss and envy vet oppose IN VAN -,
What should II be that thus their tath can bhl
a." m, poacer Of thOughf-the magic OF The mho :,
The DoIitical world is here very quiet. sInali
r.,r;on of the Wings express preference ior zen
ycot for the Presidency. The general ieellhg Is,
,bst Il is better to await the decision OF the Na'lohal
Convention. &C. ca. Mario arr.
The boats for Mackinaw and Saul ste. Marie are
now going MP crowded with those seeking tne cooi
,ereshing breezes and health-glvlng atmosphere OF
ne MINER Lakes And in few weeks we shall see
on the returning boats, the warm rich glow oil hedi'n
md happncss on cheeks now pallled with care anu
Ssesse On how beautiful our Lakes are win thelI
sToht and sparkling water from "the sno" clad
hlis nj SunTTlOr. . = "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
Marine Disaster, &C.

BosToN, Monday, July :.
BY an arrival at tins port from Valparaiso, We learn
that the bark Gulnare, Capt Lucas (bound rom
She sprung leak IN gale on May 2 lat IS 5. Ion.
20 which lasted till the It'll. The vessel was leaking
AT the rate Of 900 strokes per hour and bore up Tor
Talcahuano and arrived there May IL, but hndlng
10 facilities for repairing sailed the 18th for Val
paralso, where she arrived on the 10th. She was
surveyed and would discharge for repairs.
The Gulnare's passengers, who were french, inu-
timed after leaving Talcahuana, and on arrival at
Valparaiso Capt Lucas applied to the Captain OF
the Port for assistance Notrecelvlng the necessary
aid he sent to the British frigate Amphlrlte, whose
commander promptly furnished guard OF marines.
The passengers were examined before the French
and American ConSuls, and - were taken out ana
not suffered to proceed IN the vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
BARBARous TREATMENT OF A SISTER,

Information was received on Sunday night by Capt.
Carpenter Of the Fifth Ward Police, that Mrs.
Sarah Mclaughlin residing "a, No. 2os Frankinsi.
had been thrown from the second story window Of
her residence by her own brother, Eiwart = allow
Officers were Immediately dispatched to the place,
where the woman found nearly dead. Fallow
was taken into custody by officer Ritter and on ex-
animation II appeared that he had been beating his
sister III shameful manner that he hal chased her
from room TO room TO continue MS violence, and
having overtaken her, threw her ont OF the WINDOW
or compeled her to lump out 10 escape his brutality
The true state OF the case could not be aSceranei
as the woman unable to speak, and her Life IS IN
great danger. FalloW Il appears, was angry at MS
sister for marrying against his wishes He was com
United to prison BY Justice Osborne to await further
examination The husband OF Mrs. Mclaughlin. It
i said deserted her some time since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
xo,ices of v. b. PaImer's Agency.

m t.spess of ailyerflslng j. lmlefie.,! e.ssrS.
ter,. eeaeraiy Mr. Pslmefs gIssl eap p, ~,
nd eyfersye agency enable hei 70 gFs IN h9 NAV favor
an ,eryeg The subject as gls5shlea ny NM
x certa.ny worth ne 'enol' Y gaug Tr,5nae
ga.,e "a a. n,er,rise accompanied as with his IN,
I@-ii cIesr-. gilfeCuess. lncontaOe enefgy ana
urns Il,l' ',eratCe deserves the reward which We
III a,' s,ttel h. would eventually receive -Phta-
dep..a picI - We believe entitled 10 the credit u
'a.i', and establishing up0n general scale, IN TINS
,,or~v lis new and important pubic convenience ana
s,;ht not that its advantages viii be duly UNDERSTOOD
d .purecaied and the enterprise by which they are al
srlsJ iairls rewarded --Bohaore Sun. ar
JauuaT rs ihNoe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
cvoo. Nc-Tbe Fort Smith ark

IROPs, 40 ne TOT OWII" N-fIN'I
H,rald. Of the goth ult says The crops are repre-
Sened 10 De very good from all parts Oh 'hs
~ no Sfste throughout Washington. Benton. Nadl-
Son and Carroll Counties. and the southwestern
part OF Missouri the crops OF wheat are
10 be superior to any former year ever known IN Is
region. The cotton corn and Oat crops are very
good m Scott Franklin and Sebastian Counties anu
ifthe season should remain good. We shall nave an
abundance of the su5stantlalS OF lie tms year IN
the Cherokee Nation the crops are >ald 10 "
rad heretofore The same may be sad OF me hoc-
r,yy and tho Chlcka<aw country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
Superior Court. MONDAY, July
( ChamberS-Before Chief Justice Oakley.

MagdQlene Brery agt. Valentine Brery.
Motion on the part of plaintiff for amony and
Counsel fee of SIS The ayerments OF the complaint
were denied by defendant, and the motion, IN addi-
ton was resisted on account of the poverty of de-
PENDANT.
The Court considered that an order for counsel
fee. and for allowance during the pendency OF the
suit would be useless, and denied the motion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
y.B. Palmer's Hints for Business Men.

The door to wealth. responsibility, influence and honor.
l. thrown wide open to all.
Ne who ncgecis advertising no, only robs himself Of bis
far advantages hut bostows the spols on hs WISER rivals
liz Who udciously and extensively can afford
to e ms better adv antage than he who does
not adopts the correct means 10 multiply then
nynr and secure To- himself much larger amount Of bus
ness He who does the largest business can do al the
smallest per Centage OF prOht.
An old business NAV sbslst until It's customers drop of
M death or removal but he who would build up business
now. must be Ike the time, and improve the advantages
II offers ....
nor communicate by telegraph IL - TO close ones eyes 20
the light. and INSIST upon living III perpetual aa,nhes -"
Individual may do tins a MS cost, but community,
class. Will never act 80 uBwisey . -.
consses ncapaci and defeat, aud retreats 10 the re"
Discrimination and crcumspecton should he exercised in
the selection Of places and choice made Of the papeis
le.t adapted 10 the pursuits OF advertisers -.
n ale 10 speak Of the O advertising a. an iInped-
n,nas We might one object to the cost Of sheering nus
goods protecting them from thieves or dealing 'h'h OUT "
Cnnnua perseyenng advertising # the subject be al All
adauted ~ the and wants II the pubic sure w
srcce.sf n IS an indispu,be fact, that there y no m
,uce 81 wen sustained adherence to continued system
Of advertising ever failing Of success ..,
Not iaany years elapse before tht larse cDs,c'ai
n.. of the country will concentrate ia the hands o one
tenth he present number " Jo6efs IN pfopN"n 10 inc
amount ii transactions ,-.-,
mans by which ihs greot mil benecent ehange Is !"
e rRected aye yanous bat chief among them aaoer's
,.not IA two three paper. nor even ID al ,hos =,
tI cfr whore the business done but IA the most "aeV
circulated journals Of N, ~a0ie "go" She"ee o"'''m ~"
Nbnr has vet been done the way Of advertising com
Jared 10 what can and inevitably VIII be. s..,
ne merchant VINO has reasonable amount OF s'p'i'
and I usness m good shape FIR better AFFORD 10 ad-
era 10 he amount # $1,000 year than any Jess sun.
take hold II ths mighty engine AZ an cary aT'
and e II with Jndgg,nt and decsOH Will make oad Jcr-
frg,s. while those vino neglect u vii see isf pusni1
f,,,udi, oVcy md D,lsi II must he seized IKE llme
The resck W u VIII leave the negectful ana dohDs "u'
Al ,.glt behind u. 81, .. -, ~ ,ev,Iu-
Esr.psye advertising morally CERTAIN 10 "oIN % a
, M rre by diving thousands II the easy gong oas III
n AL concentrations business ~ the ianos OF 'e ,h
tro,, bo, g. obtain and keep J. lnie WIN th.' IN
.u - cash IN credit and one -hit 81 thoe hD Iii
gard M trade vI'l amply suffice To do tAe "hole '
-. have = 10 DO Tn reroiEfioH - dfready De'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIbE-About o'clock yesterday forenoon
some stables on Cross's Dock, on the Brooklyn side
of the line, took fire and were destroyed BY
prompt exertions, the flames were prevented from
Snrnadlnp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
'. II. PnImcr's Selection OF Rules FOR Business

Establish Yourself IN the broad and sound basis Of nteg
nty.
Use the means the, are open 10 all
Calculate the probabilities Vt the future increase and
multiply the Of information.
10 compete successfully with your neighbOr participate
IN the facilities afforded Ia go ahead
Confess ignorance regard 10 subjects IN which you are
uniformed listen and learn
Keep the mind ON the rather than the obJecf
Take advantage modern facilities and accomplish
mrcl IN a single day az required weeks, months, years
formerly.
Don't depend upon your lungs alone-nse the lungs
OF The Press -,
Consider the causes Of the GOOD standing Of some and the
decline and fall and want of of others and regulate
vour conduct accordingly
II your means SUIT NOT with your EMS, pursue ose ehds
which SUIT with Your means.
Reflect on what YOU and hear. Set your mind nj work
reason with candor weigh well and consider Tor yourself
decide and act
Treat customers your friends, by serving them 10
fi, host
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
MONDAY, july !
Marine Court.
Before Judge Lynch.

Juan Cna agt Capt. Bremner, Of the
Jrig EranciS.-By Portuguese seaman of the brig
against the Captain, for assault and battery at sea.
while on the voyage from South America. The
Court. in former suit brought by another seaman,
gave $50 damages, but thought there were mitigating
circumstances in this inasmuch as the orders which
the captain alleged the had not obeyed, were IN
both Portuguese and English. Judgment for PLAIN
TIFF $40 and COSTS Another suit by one OF the other
men has been settled on the terms of thlsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
S,TRFET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

81 Records Corporation Notice Pubic nol.s
re even that tie following resolution mas DeeA aoRe.
- TIC Common Council Resolved. Tia, ~ 80 j. -
River foot II Cathernestreet. be WlDENhD ~ a. ,bs
he same 40 feet VIDE and febii and ettsAueu 10 'e
1890 In. under the direction # the street Coz
Or and thar street Commissignef give u'e 1911, m,
e az law 10 tie urOpretors of lots lying Ogi1sls VIC
s,i5 per 10 unite with the Ma Aldermen and OoiLI
aiy IN making the ,ad Widening rebuilding ana With
U IL case of ne. ec Of the SAID propnetnT' U uiHls
tbe .d Mar Aldermen and COmmonalty ana :" Sois.,
Int tier respective PROPORTIONS 81 TIE expense b ~
,erne reiiuldng and extending. the same shAli ~ -
- ~ S-ree, Ceanssoner On account Of the -ao @
tors and the expense thereof taken from 's ~ the
- r~cIs and slIfs Trust Account Adycen - K he
~ ~ Assistant Aldermen June 1911 Ad"pseu Mar
Poari Of Aldermen June 4. 8l APgrofeu ~ e
June 10. 1851 JOHN ]. DOD"E' e"
rel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08

NOR SALE-A very desirable country
residence within few mules 81 re CIV ~ ~
large and corveulctf MANSION HOl II ai1 az
necessary on. buildings abundance u iri' u eses &
etv: grounds Handsomely lard ont; and ornamehteo
rYn[sI rec and .hruhtery The whole place
al some OF acres the whole u peri 81 ny
sold To spt a purchaser Inquire Of W LAIliN1' -
Broadwag y \. -
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Accidents on the Fourth at Hanover, \. ii.

DUSTIN,
At Hanover, y. H. on the 4th inst, Jeremiah hlm-
ball was killed John Cote was ut Is feared NOR
tally wounded and Mr.. jerks severely injured
by the premature discharge OF a cannon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
V. Il. PALMER'S COLUMN
MANkIND. il is sand, may be divided

MANkIND, 1t Is said, may be divided
Nv three distinct clssses those who are Z, stub
b,Fu 81 shandon error. after Convection the VIII,
are gbe % b. easily deceived and thse who ar.
po>s, >sed Il god commos anal To- the lbs,
advantage
syery difficult % the agol and iaauc> p.,
PIE adopt principles who The IN wheA
they have grown gray
Philosophy wisdom and liberty. support anothet h,
who VII fanatic he who cannot rs
a fool he who dare not retsrn Is = slave.
Industry well directed wall give man competency
= few wears The greatest industry mSapphcd useless
The shortest and srTe>t WAY - i've with honor IN the
world a. be IN reaiity hat would appear to BE-
He who changes any Of HIS opinions. never
reefs sny II his mistakes ~
Perform Il arleSSl, " hat beive - be night "
Heaven HELPS those who help themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
C,TREFT DEPARTMENT. No. ! Hail

- Of proposals wi se ,n sb 's If
rulv i95l AZ Y O'Clock NJ. To- REGULATE ana sri
Curb and CUTTER N 4lsti iSr i lga' rom ga
:" Fast River. 10 REGULATE. sEI ~ kb anu ~
TER aud BRIDGE STONES RESI- - hb ana ~ -
tween cold ana Pearl and y1rt u Cl et cen ei
r. and Fulton And until TIL RSDAl jay ~. a. II
rloc. 81 10 IL ST NKEN LOT % in and I'd 81 &
tween ETH and h avs % FILL ST NkEN LolS ~ w
and 4lst sts 7th and 9th avs 10 FILL 81
lots on i7h and 18th SIS, between oh and 5h avs ra
M .pecIdcatons and all information thereto can re hd
~ I ~ ~ Iesi JOHN I DODGE,
'u- va, 80 " Street COmrnissoner
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lawStf

INTEREST on CITY STOCkS.-Ihe
i interest on the public Stocks Of the CITY q a.,
due and payable August ls lSjl VII De pao On @ rSy
ty SHEPHERD KNAPP Esq. Chamberlain 81 ,ne Sn1
al the MECHANICS BANK, No % Wai-stfcssi; Inc dth
tT,nsfer hooLs Will be closed WEDNESDAY JuD ~,
=, ,ciocL y For the accommodation Of stockh9tnes
Transfers viii he permitted during the period the oosi
main closed 10 take effect August ISL iS'i'-''''
Once New YORK, June 3gh ls,i ~, IN c.o,,,o,,.,
i've .tAuS JVskSo !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
rROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART

" MENT To Contrac,oIs Sealed proposals shuD'sru
prornsal for building a SEWER IN Elm-street, ~ill De
received at Office the Croton Aguednc
fP.flIuda Pa until MOnday the itA dd u J"Iy o'I
AZ oclocs VI 10 build a SEW Err. with the nee .sar
Receiving Basins and Cgyers, IA Elinstreet from oahl
10 and through Howard % near Crosny-,rec behs d"
length about $40 feet The plan Of the Sewer ana Specimen
mons for the building oftie and al o,her nlolnoh
thereto can be obtained Application 70 NE Io
irao, Jerk al this once NltHOLtN DtfN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduci DEPARTMENT.
New-Yurk July 8. 1851. ~ ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
Markets. BALTIMORE, JULY.

Sales are making both of Ioward-st and City Mills
FLOUR at - 25. GRAIN and other articles are un-
changed The Baltic'S news has had favorable
effect Oh BREADsTUFFs generally