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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04
What is Life?

The following beautiful description in an
swer to this question, is from Rev. Mi.
Mountrord's Enthanasy;
THE present life is sleeping and waking:
it is Good Night" on going to bed, and
Good morning" on getting up; it is to Won
der what the day will bring forth; it is sun
shine and gloominess; it is rain on the win
dow as one sits by the firej it is to walk in
the garden and see the flowers open and
hear the birds sing; it is to have the post
man bring letters; it is TO have news from
East, West, North and South; it is 10 read
new books and old books; il is to see pic
lures and hear music; it is TO have Sundays;
it is TO pray with a family morning and eve
ming; it is to sit in twilight and mediate; ii
is TO be well and sometimes i'll; it is to have
business to do and TO do ii; it is to have
breakfast, dinner and tea; it is TO have neigh,
bors, and be one OF circle of acquaintance;
it is to have friends TO love one; it is to hav,
sight of dear faces; and with some men i
is to be kissed by the same loving lips lol
fifty years; and it is TO know themselves
thought of many times day, in many pla
ces, by children, grandchildren and man.
friends.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04
The New Minister to England.

The following paragraph, from the Liver.
pool Mercury Of Oct. lst, will be read with
interest:
Hon. Joseph R. Ingersoll, of Philadel-
phia, the newly appointed minister to this
country, was among the passengers that ar
rived here on Wednesday, Sept. 2Sth, by
the Arctic. He was accompanied by his
neicc, Miss Wilcox, and Immediately OH
landing proceeded to the Alelphi Hotel
Shortly afcr'7ard the honorable gentleman
was waited uponby the following deputation
from the Liverpool American Chamber Of
Commerce: Mcssrs. William Brown, n.
p, Eyre Evans, F. Hamilton, W. jackson,
Malcomson, Barber and others, with Mr..
Duncan, the Secretary, The deputation
congratulated the American Minister on his
arrival in this country, and invited him TO
dine with the members OF the Chamber on
an early day. Hon. Mr.. IngersoN ct once
accepted the invitation, and promised to Wis
| it Liverpool again as soon after he had en-
tered Upon the duties q, his office as he could
make arrangements Tor leaving London,
In the course Of conversation via tho
Deputalion, Mr., Ingersol, stated lhat Mr..
Secretary Webster had inform ID hila before
he lett the United States, tat no difficulty
would or could arise with Great Britain On
the fishery question. The honorable gentle
man remained at the Aaelph Hotel during
Wednesday nigh, and left Liverpool by the
nine 4. NJ. train for London. We UNDER
stand that ,ho diplomatic functions of Hon.
Abbott Lawrence, the present Minister, ter
mir.etes to-day, and the new Minister was
anxious to be in London, at once to enter up
on his ministerial duties. For the present
the address of the New Minister will DO
Mivart's Hotel, Lonond.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04

TExAs.-The Houston Telegraph csti-
mates the quantity Of cotton received for
six weeks previously at 5000 bales. We
take the following items from the Galveston
News Of the 5th inst, and other dates:
INDIAN FroHT-Capt. Owen Shaw, who
commands a company of Rangers which
was ordered into service by Governor Bell,
writes TO his EXcellency from Camp Bee,
10 miles above Laredo stating that on the
l0h nit, on the upper Nueces, he attacked
party of hostile Indians, numbering 10,
Of whom he killed aid wounded Is. The
Indians had crossed from Mexico about
20 miles below Laredo, and had sacked the
various ranches as high as Roma.
Among The Indians killed was the young
Camanche who was taken prisoner by a
party Of Capt. Ford's company some two
year, ago, and was turned over TO Gen.
Brooke and by him released. He was re-
cognlzed by those ot Ford's command, not
only BY personal appearance, but by the
scars of the wounds they had dressed. lie
begged for quarter but no quarter was
shown him.
Previous to Copt. Shaw's scout, the In
dams had been engaged in horse racing on
the opposite side OF the Rio Grandc, few
miles rom his camp.
CorToa PlcElN0.--In Washington coun-
t., three hands, belonging TO Mr.. Young,
picked l,050 pounds Of cotton in one day.
/ On Mrs. Longs Plantation, in Fort Bend
comfy. eleven hands picked 2.40O pounds
Of cotton in one day. Planters in ether
States must remember that those Of their
calling in Texas can usually raise more cot
ton than their hands can pick.
In the Red River District cotton is rapid
ly maturing, though the boil worm has done
some damage.
General Rusk mas reached his home in
good health.
1NMIGRAyTs AND SHIPPISe.-We un-
derstand that there are now on their way to
} this port thirteen emigrant vessels, from the
''44SlC't Fbll Va bt' hIaIi y Iuut pGtlttIlL
f Of the great benefits to this State from SO
D large an accession of respectable emigrants,
we may also reasonably anticipate that those
a vessels will afford us commercial facilities
0 Tor the shipment Of our cotton directly to
Europe, considerably below the usual rates
0 Of iteights from most of other ports. The
natural effect will be to enhance the prices oI
c cotton in the market, as compared with the
: New Orleans and New York quotations.
5 RAILRoADs.-We have learned from good
h authority, that the Harrisburg Railroad
:, Company have now determined to prosecute
e their enterprise to a speedy completion.-
Il Two vessels have already sailed from Bos.
o ton for this port, laden with materials for thu
e road, and we are assured that ample fund
have been furnished to meet all demands
d The work is to be done by the llth of Feb
il ruary next.
s. A spirited Railroad Convention has beel
held in Palestine, and another, very impor
n ant one. in Houston.
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TELEGRArHrNG.-The Pittsburgh Ga

TELEGRArHrNG.-The Pittsburgh Ga
zette, says: A most extensive system of
telegraphic communication is to be construct
ed west of the Mississippi, in short time.
1t is to connect all the principal cities and
towns of Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri and
Iowa, and will cooperate with the eastern
lines in the transmission Of intelligence
This is an enterprise which it is high time
to carry through, in order to bring our whole
country into instantaneous connection.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04
The Last Moments of Daniel Webster

MARsHFIELD, October 24th.-Mr Web
ster expired at precisely twenty minutes to
three this morning. During the ear y part
of the evening there was some decrease in
the swelling of Mr.. Webster's abdomen, and
fewer symptoms of nausea, but no signs of
rallying. Repeatedly in the course of the
forenoon, and early part of the afternoon, he
conversed freely and with great clearness of
detail, in relation TO his private affairs, and
the condition of his farms; stating his plans
fully, and the manner in which he wished
TO have them carried out. About 5 o'clock
he was again seized with nausea, and raised
considerable dark matter, mingled with
blood. Exhaustion now increased rapidly,
and his physicians held another consulta-
ton, which resulted in the conclusion that
his death was fast approaching. He recev-
ed the announcement with calmness, and re-
quested that the female members of his ia
mily might be called in, viz: Mrs. Webster,
Mrs. Fletcher Webster, Mrs. ]. w. Paige,
and Miss Down. To each, calling them in
dividually by name, he addressed few
words of rational consolation. Next he had
called in.the male members of his family,
and personal friends who had been with him
the last few days, viz: Fletcher Webster,
his only surviving son; Samuel A. Apple
ton, son-in-law; j. W. Paige, George 7.
Curtis, Edward Curtis, of New York; Pc
ter Harvey and Charles Henry Thomas, of
Marshfeld; also, Messrs. Geo. ]. Abbott
and w. c. Zantzinger, both of the State
Department, Washington. Addressing each
of them by name, he referred to his past re-
lations with them respectively, and one by
one bade them an affectionate FAREWELL
This was about half past six He now had
Mr.. Harvey called in again, and said to him;
Harvey, | am not so sick but that know
you; am well enough to know you and
well enough to call down the richest Of Hea-
ven's blessings upon you. Harvey, don't
leave me till am dead don't leave Marsh
field till I'm dead man. Then, as if speak.
ing to himself, he said: On the 24th of Oc'
, tober all that is mortal of Daniel Webster
: will be no more. He now prayed in hi'
natural and usual voice, strong, full anc
clear, ending with-"Heavenly Father, for
, give my sins, and receive me to thou, thol
Jesus Christ" At half after seven, Mr.
Warren arrived from Boston, TO relieve DR.
:, Jeffries, as immediate medical attendant
Shortly after he conversed with DR.. JEFF
: fries, who said he could do nothing more 70
him than administer occasionally sedativ
potion, and then said to Mr.. Webster, ar
e to be here patiently till the end of it. d
so, may it come soon. AT ten o'clock he wa
lower, but perfectly conscious Of everythin
that passed within his sight or hearing
" !, He fingered on until twenty minutes of three
h when death called him to his reward.
- Thus has crumbled the chief pillar Of III
American Republic. The most paini'
OF gloom pervades all classes, and the sOlen
i. feeling that is everywhere apparent, pr
s, claims that an awful calamity has befalls
the nation,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04

FA Partisan milliner has taken out a
petent for leather bonnet, a new and ex-
tremely elegant article-says the Count
Journal. The leather is exceedingly thin
and delieately enameled, and is drawn over
the frame in the same manner as silk or vel
vet. 1t has the advantage of being water
proof
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04

v. B. PALMER, the American Newspape
Agent. is the only authorized Agent for this pape
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayette-ANDREw ]. HERNDoN.
Huntsville-G. II. BURcKHART.
observation-disclosures G. SHARP.
Linneus-CARLos BoARDMAN.
Cambridge-JoHN H. GROVE.
Chillcothe--W. G. SAMUEL.
Milan-STEPHENs, HINES & Co.
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G.. HI. BURCKEHARTT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, HUNTSVILLE, NJ
WILL practice law in the counties of Randolph
w Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe, Adair
and Schuyler. All business entrusted TO him will
receive his prompt attention
Office in the second story above McCampbell &
Coates store. GOct 24-34.
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THE TIM ES.
BY CLARK H. GREEN +.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, nert door to Tho
Glasgow House.
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MEDICAL CARD.

DRs POWELL & BOWERS have associated
~ themselves together, in the practice of Medi-
sins, and will give prompt attention to all calls.
No extra charge for consultation, where either of
&em are employed.
Cambridge, Jan %, 1852
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hoBT. T. PREwITT,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FAYETTE, MO,
WILL attend to all business entrusted to them
w in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid TO collecting.
GsSs Office in Crigler's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
November, 10, 1Si9-y.
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THOS. sIIACKELFORD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO-,
WILL practice in the Courts of Howard, Sa-
w line, Cooper, Randolph and Charlton coun
ds. ca Office on first street.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04

To takeevents cheerfully, and 10 promote
tire happiness OF others, is the way 10 insure
IN enduring spring nj eKistrneY,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04

81 In Advance--S3 At the End OF the Year
ST. In Advance to Clubs Of TO-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04

E5@PEAoE is the evening star Of the soul,
as ViRrrr is the sun, ani the tw1 are uever
far apart.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04
FURNITURE.

I am now in rece ipt of large lot
&&5eR Rof Furniture, which l offer at low
S$$lszalz prices: consisting in part of the fol-
lowing articles: Bureaus, Chairs, Tables, Sofas,
Bsdsteads, Lounges, Wash Stands, safes, Writing
Desk., Cribs, &c. Us lHoMeoN'
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CARLOS BOARBMAN
JOHN &. CRAwLEY.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO-,
WILL give prompt attention to all business
w entrusted to him in the Courts of Howard
and adjoining counties
Office with Drs Vaughan & Campbell
Glasgow June 10, 1S51-tf.
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ST. per square of 10 lines less, for the First In
sertion, and Fifty Cents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions TO Yearly Advertisers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04
PREWITT s. HENRY,

yNo. W. HENRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
CALAMANDER SAFES-WILDER'S

~ PATENT-RICHS IMPROVEMENT-rhe great
superiority Of these proof Safes all ohers IN every
duced parties this City and elsewhere, to initiate
e appearance OF Safe and also TO adopt the word Sal
amander" which much Infringement OF the patent
- they used the Ssamander composition and the holders
OF of such socaed "Salanandes liable Tor dam
ages to the patnee who has commenced suits against v
ons parties in tins City for such infringement.
The public that Wilders Patent SalamAnder
safe fractured by Rich Co. with Richs Improve
pent the only Safe that could stand the heat of the
Pearst fire, when eleven Safes made by other Safe
Ing BY the side of Rcs previous to the fire. found after
card the shape OF skeleon-not vestige OF Its con-
tents be In the recent fire in Chllcohe, Ohio
k Safes the only Safes that passed through the hery
ordeal all the others entirely destroyed Ii fact
Thai In hundreds of accidental fires IN various parts OF the
unen during period Of twelve years that these Safes have
been there record Of any book or scrap OF paper
sene burnt in Of Richs Safes.
The firm of Rich Co. now Steans Marvin have been
he pioneers OF every improvement 10 Safes Tney dd not
fef saisfed with the Original Wildeis Ssiamander,
vnich damp Safe bat they invented an improvement
Prevent that dempness and obtained patent FOR said I'M
posement The is that their Sales are war
nied not 10 leak damp the books ana papers
ney also the first 10 chilled rop IN the coastruc
eon Ct their Safes thus rendering the burglars tools o no
although the records in the Patent Office, at Ashington
show the application Robe Rich he Predecessors
VI k,ch Coz upwards OF ten years ago. .
aisgc assortment Of these reproo safes with aud with
q, sies patent powder proof locks and Day Newes
Ss's locks tor sale at TIE depot, No 6 Waters and at the
nco corner Of 81 Marks place and Avenue A. Newf ork
oitARNS MARVIN, Successors TO kich Co. sole
owners OF Wdefs Patent tor the States OF New Jersey
land District OF Columbia North and South Carons
coreis, Alsbsma Lonsans Florida Tennessee, Ohio and
yoss Texas and California Sole owners Of Rchs Patent
Wr the whole OF the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Ga!aman0cr Safes.
M I1TJE GREAT FIRE in CHILLICO-

HVHE GREAT FIRE In CnILLlCO-
III THE, Ohio. One-thrd Of the town burnt 70 Ashes
CHILLIcoTHE, o., Tuesday, April H. 1852
Messrs. SrEARNs MARvIs-Gentlemen: Yours OF the
G. y at hand In reply every Safe in the ire except yourA
proved good for nothing lost large Safe-it was per-
cy DESTROYED but In the small Sslamander bought from
you, nothing was injured Your obedient servants
WIN. r. CLEMSON.
The above letter shows that In real hot fire RcHs SALA
nAHDERs the only Safes to be depended upon In the
Pearlst fire. eleven Safes of different makers totally
destroyed Richs Safe alone bidding defiance TO e flames
preseryng notes. bonds and mortgages to tte value OF
AOeOoO The Chllcothe fire Ia parallel case-every SAFE
but Rchs destroyed These repeated occurrences prove
that Wdes Patent Salamanders with Richs
iuproveu MT the best Safes made in the United Sta
or in the hole world They be had at the Dept Ne
les Water st. and at the Factory, corner Of ST. Anks
plnce and Avenue A, New-York
- STEARNS MARVIN
Also, at the following Agencies:
Isaac Bridge, New reans La.
l.. NJ Hatch, Charleston, S. C.
Thompson Oudesuya, Baltimore Md.
Holyoake, Downes l. Co, Memphis, Tenn.
Eddy Morley. Toledo, o.
Alhs Howes, Evansville, Ind.
s. Shepard Co, Buffalo, NY.
Walter X. Marvin, Lockport NY
Barney Brothers Mobile Ala
Chas. II. Csmpfed, Savannah, Ga
Hall 4 Moses Columbus Ga
De Rosset Brown Wilmington, n G.
VIM Randall, ST. Paul. NJ. T..
Morley Il Reynolds, Cleveland. 0.
Hsver, Boyd 4 Co. GAINESVILLE o.
Hy Suggett, Rochester, N. Y.
Jss. Hutton, Montreal, Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
LINE for SAN

v FRANCISCO-The shortest and cheapest route.-The
favori,s S,eamship PROMETHEUS. now At her wharf
viii leave for San Juan del norte, on rHuRspAY, May
nsstns with the Steamship PACIFIC Capt Lefevre from
San Juan del Nore to San del Sur Passengers VIII be
conveyed over the Transit route Of the NcaTafaa
be Of any point the route several new asd
ar.e Ste smes 4slDs recently been placed on me Trannf
st..1ssr Ps<rsessken Sor $50 through or for tis they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

For freight or passage apply 70 =
EDWD K. COLLINS l. CO, No. S. Walla, Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 CO, Liverpool.
E.G; ROBERTS co, No. Is Kings Arms Yard
London
JOHN MUNROE CO., No Rue Notre Dame des
VICTORIES Paris, or GEO II. DRAPER, Havre
The of these ships will not be accountable for gold,
silver bullion specie jewey precious stones or metals un.
less bills of ladne signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING with the "a
CiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only through
line for Caorna via Aspinwsll and Panama Great re-
ducton for Steersge Passase The splendid United
DAY May 2i at o'clock, NJ, precisely from her per
at foot Wsnenst Nsrth River, with the Canorns Mas
and Passengers via Havana for Aspnwei 20 connect ~
Panama with the regular Nail Steamer for san francisco
For freight passage, spply to ChAs; whrINEa' a.
the Office Of TIE Companies No. III "estst- corner VI
Warren New-York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
feQal Notifies.

FORECLOSURE SALE.-Defeult having been
made in the condition Of sertss Mortgage efsc"es y ~
sEPH l. BOYD, of the Cry, County sst STATE o. ~ On -
MARTHA his wife Aorsagors Jordan L. Mott NfA.ss -
Graw ARD Cosd Trustees Of TIE seeoso A"s &c
Mortgages. November ~, lsS raj f-sse'
d. orc. of Resnier o, City sad cousy 81 NV i@o
of Hor,sase~ PAGE November 81 1850 ~he~s se po~0
M tn contained has bsoHs Operative ass -
50. on proceeding been Instituted 10 fso,ef tae eeot
s s hs ,ad thereof ssd he anosst
bs a the
huuded collars sh1 s1y D -
cont. lo,iee Lssby a'eo, sst he norsed
neu.. pubic aue0s, at the CITY hal - NE cu
Of K.v Yo op eighth DAY Of ysse sest, we've
ot AZ roor 20 satisfy tie amount dee 90 Tie sad nssse
eTns Is description Of the norssed premises a. sstsasd
The ad ror,ssse All dat certain ot, piece parcel 81 fonsd
With tusss erected sas 10 BE- srrtce sdse rse
Ward OF the City OF ~ ,os ss nsfo
ery asd distinguished e-ftss xsp q
the farm of George Chsa ks ese~aed ~
heirs ssd joins Jacob Actor, ss made
Br.se Popp.ion City sEfveyors ssd s tbs onse Of ss
ninety. bossded and containing Nlovs Besssn
the nnieriy SIDE Of l4st aistsnt 700
and fourteen easicr- tfssd - s
,erston OF soery side Of i<h whs tAs sassf1 s -
Ike iheElc noery psraAsl vita otHs,
easterly sde o f desHsfed ssd lJ ls -
hall rehesi heAo ~.
are! l4hsf Of ~ ss-ss;ei o.
.,pt~r o. twenty. ir feet eist fn~b-r tbssee ossy
~ stav ~ s-Ary bess te-gsaied os 80 80 ri sss .K
CIV ,ids az Ftz roy road, hU sdred $40 ,hse -
..cL o. ~. =. nd u. westerly slos< " ~
TO- -, - ,o ~ maze Of tesssrs-Datee - -
CALVIN CokDff,
49,. s,,orn~y, 30. Wzs II, kex foN.
Lar wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

Royal meals" The Poets Of Persia like those Of other M
lions Of the Es have made Sherbet the ecsac theme Of
their verse
The sstice win be sold In champagne bottlespnce Of
quartz 81 Dozen including bottles; pcs Of pin VI
Dozen including bottles.
SlTbe bottles will be called for and purchased u inc
dozen.
All busuess communications must b Addressed BY post Or
otherwise to the SHERBET COMPANY Of their General
Office No 1876 Broadway, whers they will receive prompt
attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP Consumer ARRANGEMENTS
Great Reduction for Steerege Passsges-Ony Through
Line for CALIFORNIA and OREG0N-Through Tickets
now for Sale-Extra-The superior double engine Steam
ship ILLINOIS the fastest steamer in the world 800 tuns
H. Hartsene Commander, being ready for service, VIII
leave for ASPINWALL Navy Bay, direct, on THURS
DAY May 90 at O'Clock r NJ, precisely, from her pier
foot Of Waran st. N r. to connect with the magnificent
Steamship TENNESSEE, Lieut. Totten, u. s N, Com
ander which ordered TO remain al Panama, to
be readiness Immediately arrival Of the passengers at
that point and to sail direct for SAN FRANCISCO without
sy delay The accommodations of these Steamships are
and passengers going forward by these vessels
may rely confidently the Companys best efforts Tor
quick TIP
The Panama Railroad Il In operation. and the cars
running within few miles Of Gorgons Passengers VIII
thus be abed about 10 miles OF the river nay1
fson and also the danger and expense heretosre attending
the landing in boats of Chaes they will be landed from
the seamers free OF the Compsnys wharf ct
Aspir Transit ofthe smus at the expense
RATES or FARE TO AsPiNwALL.
Ladies' Saloon, State Room. &6o
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon, State Room IS
Steerage. ~
RATES THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO.
First Class. soo
Second Class. <o
Steerage. Az"
Children under II years, half price. cu
Fer freight or passage. apply 20 CHAs. A WhiTNEf,N
the oce of the Companies, No. 1T Wustst, corner Oh
WNren-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

NOAL.-SUPPLIEs Of COAL for The ALhs-
u KOrsE DEPARTNEsr-rroposls. Sc. - AZ ,asoI.. =
49, vi, De tie Governor ~ ne ~
"a - Ro,asds Psrt until oelssk Pm, o. ias S-tiss ns
ssyoyss the following ssssi o. AnhfAss s1s ?. ,
SO ~. 10 eor~ ESQ posbi. 800 tsas Boten cosl: 1850
49, c., To tevsed - Bellevue, loot % 18th ST.,
-. fvev Rsp and sndss IszDss, as a. snta ~s.s-r
@y nay dssnstsi Cor that ssd 81 sa~h r,
- 4. srb BE- or hsbse te u ~
0 Der ne1 Of all espesse and 10 he sn-t % r ia~ ''n
G person. spynei BY the 6osefoofr f si vaf|ss
- - I, res,.ct 70 assfy he fsai Proy~s 20 tas
IN, M deros Of Coal wbs and Red Asa % b. ian hd,
eth the Of f~o repcssor per sas.
-, m ~r,ug ar The fafni p-rrm
~ ii rontrse Tee rer oil be rrtsned from the e d eh
r.i a. xLole - satisfactorily delivered Payment. -
80 ,e~tl, ca psseDtsicn Of hs Property e~rtset ~ "a To-
s2r,for STARVATION that may he repaired VII Dc ssh on ey
- yo,t Nay H. 1881 Rs WflLIAHs,/
- T. TOWNSEND. , COMMITTEES.
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