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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
From the National lntclliGcncer.
Mail from Charleston 10 the Pacific.

WASHtSGToS, July 10, lclb
proposition has been addressed 10 the Chair
man oi the Senate Committee ON the Post Once ami
Post Roads for carrying the United States Mail by
steam from Charleston, South Carolina, to Columbia
river Oregon Territory, via Chagrcs aud Panama.
The proposer ! NJ Woodward is ready 10 enter
into a contract with sufficient security. To perform
this service in thirty five days running tune carry
ing the mail 10 and from Oregon every two months,
for the sum of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
per annum PAYABLE quarterly and will besides
TRANSPORT ON the route Ministers Temperatures,
Charges d Affairs Bearers OF Dispatches and mai
agents OF the United States free ot charge In this
proposition he includes also the following particulars:
" also propose to transport supplies OF powder and
such other munitions OF for the Army ana Navy rs
can Lee got the shmus al such reasonable charge
rs may be agreed upon.
will also bind myself TO transpor; emicrans Ore
con and California nj sixty dollars each secrasc passel
ger including customary provisions OF water, iuel,
bread, &c
also propose Ia connect with this mail arrangement
plan for supplying the Pacific squadron and the Army
of OCCUPATION on that coast with sailed provisions and
brcadsuis las far ms the circumstances OF the country
will permit packed there upon the spot and winch oil
course viii he liable the objection OF being stale
rusty and sour, which so commonly happens 10 ucsc AZ
clcs when sent around Cape Horn. Thus. not only tur
nishin the army and navy wholesome articles OF ooo
hut 10 the people of Oregon ready market or helr sur
plus products thereby giving them the means OF pur
chasing the fabrics and products OF our own and other
In this way, Mr. Woodward concludes the seeds
will DC planted whence shall spring great CONNER
cal agricultural and manufacturing people, VINO VIII
in short time return IN revenues 10 the "enersl Ho'
crnmcnt tcniold morct han what Is now ASKED LOT
10 start this system If my whole plant adopted pro.
pose farther TO employ the large force, III men ana
mules (Which should of necessity have 10 keep 10 DO
the TRANSFORMATION across the shmus) IN improving the
way from Chagrcs 10 Pnnaira-eshmated NJ zen nous
and dollars per annunand thus IN time the l. states
would be IN possession OF thIs KEY ~ 'e N' VI
Tho,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

Brutal AND BLOODY ArrAIR-The Naysrdis
Eags o; the iIth inst saws gentleman from Penle
Ton County informs u tha; or the 18Th ut man
named I.sac Ha,v 1.us WHO rad a vie and Two ch
r! committed rsl-. young srl Of ron twelve
% fourteen yl-. OF St named t-zabeth Miller On The
road Ieziir. .rur. Falmouth 10 WIllar-,u~H- ! way
an wa issued on he sse dAy Tor The apprehension
OF Esyvsir- and placed tie hands OF Z NJ Lowe,
Cou,-ab!e of Psndleton County Lowe. In company
With anot1er individual repaired 70 the house Of Haw
I'm. y,r,. nc found h- = rae at q leaving be IN
ru.,d MIN maj he iai viii Tor rs apprehension
flsv kins drew iirk ro ~ bosom with view = =
rro-e OF ;ntzriasing Lowe. and tnen attempted TO
MAKO his ESCAPE Love called 70 TIN t1.ec times sue
ssiyc,v N sion 70 winch hawkins pad 70 attention.
Love hen raised his gun ami shot the bullet taking
erect on a, rct side between the second and third
r;bs Hawkins alter suffering rCch pam, died ire
a-,s-,rs, ~ -b 27,h :. -rsa; deal OF sympathy
i: for the wife and children OF HAWKINS but nome
;eared 10 regret the fate o; Hawkins himself
MgLAxcHoLY-The scholars attached 70 Rev.
Mr. Sr-eeter= Sabbath SCHOOL visited Msdco.d Wed
aesiay for the purpose OF hQiding pickaick- SD
accident however spread gloom over the teSuT!ry-
lad named Atkinson ABOUT y years old belonging &c
Roxbury venr:red pond ior the purpose Of pro
curing ihcs and becoming entsnsed elong TIE stems
was drowned before assistance could DC rendered nr
Boston Bee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
AaotEer Regency Fortress !St0r7Hed.
A.gANY, July 90 P. N.

To The Editor Of The Tribune
SIR After l LETT the Convention at :, to put TO-
days report N the steamers mai-oox, vote was
taken on the question OF Single Senate Districts,
which every member for the City OF NewYork OPP
posed, except Messrs MORRIS and TOWNSEND
MURPHY and BERGEN would have put down this Re
form ii they had been able, but SwAc6HAMER went
with NORRIS. wish We had had young BRUCE here
instead OF one OF them; he ran we'll and would
have cone Tor tie country The vote was - Tor
Single Senate Districts TO 81 against. think
said IN a note, today that TILDEN went right
He went FOR keeping the Senator far off as be
could from the RepresentatIve-tor Districts OF
li2 600 souls quite convenient 10 manage, Regency
fashion rs heretofore When | saw NORRIS come
forward al this crisis 50 heartily. maniully 50
honestly and so effectively IL favor OF one Of the
greatest Reforms OF the age-Sng!e Senate and AS
semblv Dissatisfaction ! heard nm denouuce. IN
language which LeCcett would have delighted TO
use the rotten. corrupt d!screditable anti Ameri
can practices that have arisen OF the pretended
Democracy of unwieldy Districts and OF the exist
euce OF which | myself had had the best o; proofs,
regretted tia. mad complained 50 strongly OF his
Report from No 5. His conduct to-day gave more
evidence OF real love OF country than Of part, and
hope that he will never have TO repent X
On the question OF Single Assembly Districts
matter OF vital importance me vote has not yet been
taken Il Will De sui harder battle. but let Us per
severe. r.
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1lntcnt Hlr0itincs.
DoN,Tr.ET THEM DIE.

SEVERAL. THOUSAND CHILDREN died in this city
- season, who could have been saved by using pi
Tow nsend's Sarsapaa and there thousands OF chill
dreu that stern. from hid sores snd huhors--
others are puny and weaAy-who un'ess assisted WI
is highly probable Dr. To,vuscud's Sarsaparia viii Tcciy
this Ii is peculiarly adapted for children OF slender CON
sliuiiuns and when diluted with IT'S adelghia beN
arsrr and children love it dearly We trust there Ia
her or mother who pcnuious inhuman IA to de-
pye their children for dollar oi nus inNauaoe remedy
which will certainly restore them 10 health and beauty
We VIII refer With pleasure some OF the most respect
abb. families in the city, who have given Il TO Their children
with happy results. We would call attention to
The following c.rli1Gaies rver,,ovv
Dr.. TOWNSEND: Sir-l lake much pleasure in stating for
the benefit Of those hom may tHl my who
the face and body attended with debility We gave
him ss khan ontourh OF bottle ct your Extract OF sar
~apars speedily cured HIM and restored his hra III; and
ch.ey recommend II 10 the attention ottho7e who have
children similarly situated; co,,,,.-,,. ,,-,,.
Albany Jan. n. 1874;
Cornelius / IIermnnce old respected member Of the
Diyisunst Methodist Church. OF which pastor have
relied on H. SHARKS.
The following from ono OF tue Mcssrs. >arbuck, the
great Stove and Iron Founders NJ Troy
Ds TotvNsENu-l u,Nc pleasure stating. for the benefit
OF those whom mas concern, That my son VINO il about
years ~ uge. afflicted with ond sores or The fac"
and head gave less than bottl. OF your E>
OF Srsapsrilla- speedily cured hun and restored MS
health and chocrully recommend It to the attention OF
those who have children similarly afflicted 90, ,,r,,,.,,
''''' ~ SOLEMN OATH
DR. TOWNSEND, having recently heard that two
three Physicians and several Druggists have asserted that
his Sarsapara contained mercury has made the following
affidavit. Whether these Physician. and spesSs sup
posed contained mercury from the singu6eSgy 1t acts
upon particular diseases. or OF envy, he knows not
State OF New York City and County of Newf0rk, S..
On this twenysiIth day Of June, ~ D. Eighteen Hundred
and FoySix personally appeared before me, Andrew H.
Mckle Mayor oflle City of New. York ; TOwuSend who
by being duly sworn doll depo-e aud that there Is
Corrosive Subimate ANY other Mercuria preparation
used in compromising manufacturing or Il contained IN
the medicine known by the OF Or Tosnsend Com
pound Extract OF SarsuparIla- :. 7. TOWNSEND.
swarm In haiOr M. tll, Litl DIV OF June. 1916
4 II. MlCKLE. Mayor
B. This Extract six Tines cheaper pleasanler and
warranted superior 10 any sold. Principal offices % Full
ton-s next door TO the sun Office and lO5 South Pears
Albany ly22 lmcod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
.n,o,r,mcu,. NV the President,

81 and cid lse adricc ard consent Of The Se'aie
EDWARD f M,RAcHE, OF Pennsylvania, Consul for the
island OF Trinidad
PiulIr GEfSSE OF ichSyNaii N0''S''' 4O' -'e d''
berg III Bavaria. 49,.
Wilmington North Carolina
CHARLES h BELT, Justice OF the Peace III the county
of Washington in the District OF Columbia
Passed Nlidshipman JoHNsoN BiAkELEi CAkrEk 70
be Lieutenant in the Navy to MI vacancy oeca'oneo
by the death OF Lieutenant, l. G hciih
IN the lgGidn Department.
JosN MILLER OF Missouri. 10 be Indian Agent a! the
In Is sffJic Department under the 4o, Of Juae Is, 1876
DANIEL McpHAIL, OF Tennessee 10 oe surgeon
GEORGE Penn OF Missouri, 10 be surgeon
GgoRGx JOHNSON, OF Missouri TO be Surgeon
\ rAxNER OF Texas, TO be surgeon
wlLLlAM D. poKRs, OF Tennessee, TO be Assistant
Surgeon.
TioaAs NJ MosroS, Q! Missouri to be Assistant Sur
RICHARD II. STEVENS, OF Missouri TO be Assistant
+. Tucker, of Texas, to be Assstsn, surgeon
RICHARD T. AsiIg, OF Texas, 10 nc Assistant Surgeon
CEstori. House QEcc's.
loSgrH IL JoxpoN. 10 nc Collector OF the Customs for
the District and Inspector the Revenue the port Of
Frcnchmsas Bay, IN The State OF Maine, vice Henry :
Jones appointed the o. he senate the place
OF John NJ Hale, removed
NATHAN BASpi> 10 Ne surveyor and Inspector OF the
Revenue or the port OF Bristol IN the OF Rhode
Island vice E.kanah French, whose commission cx
MILAN J. MILLER, 10 be Collector OF the Customs
for the District q, Bristol and srreu In the Stale OF
Rhode Island vice John Howe removed
BENJAMIN W. BoswoxTH, 70 be surveyor and In
spcctOr the Revenue tor thc Forts oil Warren and
Darlington in the state OF Rhode sisnd wee y" m 3
| Smell removed
RUSSELL 6. uerxINsoN to be Collector OF the Gus
toms Tor The District OF Vermont and Inspector OF the
Revenue tor the Port Of Nburs IN the state OF eF'
! inont vice Archibald ". Hyde, resigned
AUGUSTUS JENSISS, 10 II Collector OF Customs Tor
The District Q: Portsmouth IN the state OF New Ha'p
SHIRE Lcry Odcii removed
JACOB De l, Nora, TO to Naval oaicer Tor the Port
OF Savannah, Georgia
Lead OHocrS
BsNJANiN X Cow'nEF, 10 DC Register OF the Land
0fco or The district OF lands subject 10 sale 1T Jackson
in the o; Mississippi trvn the 18th July lSi6
when the late commission expired
SAMUEL RUSSELL, 10 be Register OF the Land Offct
for the dl,rc, oi lands subject TO sale al NewluAn>yc
in lh, State OF Florida tSc eaec from and AFTER the
3ist OF August l>i6 whsa his pysea; commission
Jo,lS PARSONS ~ he Receiver OF Public Moneys for
the district OF lands subject TO sale a, Newmsv'e IL
the State oil Florida TO take eject nom and sitter the
3ls OF August lSl6, when his present commission vii
expire. ~.
MuRDoca MclxrIxr, 70 10 Register of the Land OF,
fec tor the district Of lands subject 10 sale AZ oPce9-
sas, the S,ae OF Louisiana, vice Peter l. HeoGar1
whose commission expired Iaiy 18th, 1910
r>.rr NIyurrc A,hr->r Tha no If travel from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
The Wheat Crop in Western New.York.

I q
N o,..,. ~ " v ,,,r ODD
'''A' O'N''''
see various accounts, not only III your paper
bnt in others from different parts of the country,
;..,.;,
calculated as oeiieNc' 10 give "'V'S ''i'P'0's'o"
in regard TO the Wheat Crops. My observation
- -. &c ;,cr,,,,,;o, osn,c;oIIv of Western
anu 'io"''' VI '''''' '''''''0' vi
NcwYork, are such as to warrant us IN say ing 'hat
,borc viii mn, bc more than half the quantity of
'N va" ''' IL
Wheat there was last year II there Is more 'hsh
half ,h.usu,l cron nm aware that expose my
If y, ~' ~, -, 700 81, ,,;srorrosnn,a,;op when come
SCI. W inc y. '''.' S!rsse,', t,,, obrs I'm,
out WIN state"ents 81 "ioe 80" -. -
our crop Is now harvested anu cte's '".nies
whom have conferseo agrees IN lne s'a'enS.'
that nave made ana my owil oos0'N '''s'i ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
WHOLE No. 1915.
TRApE TO SANTA FE. CALlYoRNIA. All

Trade TO SASI \ 1 Z IALlfcsN>iA. AND OhS6oS
Or. G-css. the auihos OF Commerce otthe Pvsigies
IN stter 10 the Editor o; The Boon.lck Tass, gives
the following important statement;
-iNpsPgNDENcE. Jane S,th, $50.
TIE traders having eit this place detached parties
~ zach proprietor finishes his preliminary arrangements,
and -e as goods spi chs:;cls freight and cattle rcsGy
for starting y Is difficult 10 form correct estimate o.
their numbers or Gusrufy, unless one aad taken tue
;, t .ttoDin, himself upon the border at the open
IN. Of navigation the Spring aud counted tlen
,,,..;nc have however. ny minute and frequent IN
5es ssccrtsnet that there rose upon the santa
Ee t-a.. - ~ " 9
san behind and % start during the Summer,
principally bclOasin: 10 NeNicaii>, sag Isp
Small carriages, bucsies &c..-----..--.', =" as
Total = 'tAu
having on board as near can eslmsc II Sn siioUn
of merchandise cosrns trscpon over one million OF
dollars which than treble hat OF sly previous
season.
These vehicles ofyarous sorts src accompanied by
people as ysrious-corprisins t-sders and wasoners
hsnscrs-on. ami conns!sseuI travellers osieTs' @11
io;r-crs amounting 20 shout one thousand men
The Oregon and California emigration lnuch the
larger part OF which Is Tor the stter country amounts
To- men women spd children, soou: TWO thousand per
sons and all probability THINK, AZ least ilV wagons
OF all descriptions
Then there army, the number OF whch Is
quite uncertain although including dragons anu VN.un
icers infantry snf cavalry VIII from present IndicS
tons amount aboutthrre thou ard men accompanied
by hundred AID hi;y wagons
Thus we have about six thousand souls with one
thousand wagons moving Westward across the great
prsr,es during the present summer from this part OF
our frontier How many MAY pat OF from other por'
t.ons OF our Western border know no more than you;
but report that large number OF troops VIII leave
Arkansas ucAt month :or South-N estern frontier
and Mexico. Your friend JOSIAH GREGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

CONFINEMENT. AT HAMILTON CoLLsGE.-The
anniversary OF this Institution took place Wrdnes
day last The attendance very srce snd the ocoS
which was numeruue-embyaccd some hne talent, and
many OF the orators distinguished for the pure
and classic beauty OF their style, and by distinct and
impressive manner Of delivery.
On Tuesday evening an Grafton delivered he.
ioc the literary societies oil the College By tbs Rev
Or. Htcxox of Auburn. This is said 10 have been
very elaborate snd original production. reieeunS
hshed
The degree of Doctor OF Divinity conferred
upon Rev James Maekclyc, eminent divine OF the
Bowen, of the Methodist Episcopal Church of this
SAFELY DILiyx:SEp.-A deed executed BY the
resident of Yale College gentleman OF Franklin
and mailed On tho 18th Dec lsi5 found in
ooaaie OF rags al our paper mill few DAYS AGO with
.ee letter enyslopinS j. and way bill We have found
go omnsI montpelier Cvt) WatehInaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

nNSENTERG CAN BE CJRED-And all SINH
- ar complaints OF the bowels IN les" than u hours by
using boJe Of Mrs HiYES'S syrup II has stood the
Of thirty wears and has failed Testimony TO
prove efficacy be Mrs. HAY ESS Patent Me-
dcinc Depot 1870 Fulron-s Brooklyn, at the following
places in New FORK where the syrup may De otane Dr
Fay, lJ6 Fulton-s 81 and 303 Hudson.st DvislOn-s
Of 8thsL and 3tGyenue OF Jdavenuc aud
l8h.sl.; ana 236 Bowery Price - cents a bottle
y. B-Parents need let their infants suffer II viii
cure in hours the obstinate of Summer
Complaint 1y25 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
Single Di.tricl. nrd the civ Delegntes
From The .ilbGny EUtNiNg Journal Qf jay q.

~
Mr. NORRIS in Conv cntion offered able and clo-
oucnt ar-umen, in favor of Single Senate and Assembly
Districts For wears NewYor; had - Members OF As
-enib!y and be did believe one-hali OF them were
known one halt OF the electors lie remembered
one year young and very ccvc! fellow no was
too was elected to the Assembly. when the people
thought all the time they were voting for his ucic.-
,LtiChtcr)
MIR RlclfNoNp The mistake was not discovered
III he came here 10 be sworn. | was here then
Mr. MoRRIs continued Acr referring TO tnc mode OF
packin. Convention. IN Nrw-Yor whore office seekers
controlled the whole election OF Delegates he said TINS
course ui proceeding that made ms constituents
demand single senate and assembly Districts ana Hk
CAME HERE INSTRUCTED TO CARRY OUT THAT REFORM
Nh JoNES No.
Mr. MopRl5 Yes. sir We were instructed first by
the 18th Ward and nest by Tanmany Hall.
Mr. KENNEDY. No, sir you are mistaken
Mr. MORRIS. received printed circular asking mo
If / would 20 tor single Districts
Mr. KE>sEpY. Yes, you asked but We were not
pledged.
Mr. TILpEN gave his understanding oil the circular.
He only understood it asking We were IN favor OF
having Senator elected in each District every year
Mr. NORRIS. Ny circular asked me ii would 60 Tor
single Districts.
Nr TILpEv senate Districts
Mr. MORRIS. No. Single Districts
Mr.. JoNEs. have copy OF the heterogeneous
Cries OF Read them"
ilr JoNEs read accordingly Arc your favor OF Sen
and Assembly Dis;icts EACH TO ELECT ONE MEMBER
EVERY YEAR p
Mr. MoRRI5 said that some gentlemen might consider
the Instructions OF Iammsny Hall loosely drawn and
porous that they could md holes enough to crawl out OF
lie understood he had said and he let instructed 10
20 for single and Assembly Districts But II Is
SAID that have single Districts our opponents VIII
carry sol!!e OF them Wen It be 1t wi. only be the
expression of the people. II portion OF that city
Wing while the mass was Democratic. what reason
was there that that mass should bear down that portion
In his day ne had much OF poi,lca! change DIS
trict ,hst Wing to-day might be Democratic otnor
row and wee Let then act Tor the good OF the
whole people irrespective OF party.
Mr. 1tLDEN sorry TO near such imputauons upon
his constituents rs had fallen from his colleague lie
went on give his views OF the printed circular 10 which
reference had made tie understood the inquiry 10
extend merely TO allowing the whole people for
Senators annually 4 VOICE. They do that now. =
Tho Citizens Of Nac York no, generally IN taCor Of
shortening the Senatorial ,cra. They would Increase the
Districts. In relation single Assembly Districts ne re-
piled that he opposed 10 the plan and with that as
=urance he aad been sent here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

FRKrNAx CoSvicrsp.-The Jury in the case of
Freeman, the murderer o: the Van Nest family, re,
turned verdict Of GulLrY on Thursday, after sn
absence OF two hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

a FREEMAN Is BoNDAGE-The older portion of
our townzmen will recoect short square built yellow
man named Frank who raised by the late Hon
Thomas Wilson, and Tor many years resided here aud
generally welcome 10 all our young people by MS
hunor and unconquershc love OF fun Frank It seems
has been invesled down the ye: seized and sod as
slave to a planter. understand in Mississippi We
have informed at Franks purchaser bought MIN
with others credit and getting learn that ne Is
freeman say. that the fact be established ne can
avoid paying the note ne mas gwen, and poor FRANK
NAV be relieved from labor II the cotton ncld.
Ii Is 70 be hoped that Franks situation VIII command
the attention OF the humane, VINO should make pro-
per efforts 70 establish rs Identity and have him
stored TO freedom. Erie pa Gazette.
Court or INQUIRY At OLD Positive learn
that The Court of Inquiry ordered 10 assemble at For
Monroe, (Od Ponr) Tor the INVESTIGATION OF the
charges against General Gaines met Tuesday and or
-anzed for the transaction OF business The Court sat
with closed doors and we are able 70 state what
TRANSFERRED A.! the members mad not arrived
Gen Games was upon hs arriva. al Fortress Monroe
received by Col Waloach, commandant, and sauted
with thirteen guns together with the nonoTs due 10 ais
his q, IL rank Richmond Enquirer, 9th
MORAL PREACHER--IVill iam 5. Douglass,
preacher the Methodist persuasion was examined az
Springfield the ID !n7; on the complaint OF E-zaDetA
g. Douglass attempt 70 ray!sh fFl=ciiia " Doug
lss- ON ne. 10Th Of Febr.ary s-t aud On the complaint
Of Mary 3 Douglass tor rspe alleged 10 nave oeen
cou,riited on the 9tn OF June ias After examination
the Justice ordered Mn. 70 recognize 70 answer me ioF-
.nsr c,srre IL the sum thousand dollars ana on
the latter in the sum thousand dollars "h sure
ties and falling ind these ne Vas committed % she
all The females mentioned above are me daughters
Of the accused Bangor CouE 'e'' 'I4! ID
The CRoPs-The cutting OF Wheat was com
uenced N IN, vicinity !a-t week u i az more OF Iess
injured by rust AID though Il struck stsy COZ .tc
damage was done til last week when n three or oUF
dsy- i changed w!th unwoEted r4pidty some iaEni'
e.: expect scarce half OF w3at they d-f Ten or were
DAYS aco and tina, il VIII not exceed n weight ~ lo 20
the bh4I Above th. mountain il = not quite so bad
a. below Corn looks very well and the ate rams ana
moderate yestac. will bench. ost= and Po;atoe-
ST Cstharine C. w Jour.
p;-.. Pc br AZ tas; as they 90 piano iorres n Bos-
ION Within the last sixteen years -iH nuhafed sic
r,fv ost. have been bull; the Western city thirty
the present year among ne ne 1T ~; I s-e s ~ e0
Brown Pslo Alto, sc.
NgwBrRYgoRr-Th population Of this ancient
TOWN b,: N enumeration Jaken tie st OF May, wss
- n = 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

" The MadtSo. Coaatg Wig appears in
beautiful rev dress for whchit acknowledged It's ohisa
tons to "a sterling Wits" OF Cs1caovia The WaiS
is good psper, and we slad to see it has good
friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

saratoga -prings.-Dr- G. Benz Smiths Pills
-. - s J. Hg!.ug, II I4e SPRING. TEe patrons
=, me-. eusale Ps WILL please oDs-rg- c. Beal smith
y,.-1-rep on the bottom o; he Box ImproEed I'D. Veg.
,S---.,,tsd Pas. p Per Cox Otce i1e Green
,'t7,s- DC br!cz b.ock.l y Y. jyi7 Irnoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
miscellaneous.
OFFICE or HoUSAroNic RAILsoAD Co.
RrIn rnnnrf .IIILY b. l8ln.

Bridgeport July D. 1910.
NOTICE.-S,ockholdefs in the preferred capital of The
Housntonc Railroad Company hereby notified that
the fourth .Donent Of $50 per share has been
and tina; the becomes due and payable on the
10th dag Of August next jyl0 JdwiwH NICHOLS, Treas
NyISSING-Beniamln c. Byrd. OF Flushing, j. |. He
vi len the stage house corner Of Pecksp and WatesL
about o'clock the 18th instant ind was seen between
and O'Clock Of dsy IN the BoSery near Naher.st-
lie was about 30 wears old 0nches high stout built
and when last had dark clothes light crayat and
heavy booo-gencrnl appearance OF stage driver which
his Any information respecting him Will be
thankfully received att D. Keatngs, corner Pecksp and
Wgter-t or at 3O3 Penr.st Iyl7 3awkw-
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General Notices.
= Erom the Nincen

- s5Sry AsE>r.-Slr y 2 Palmer, American
T,y,,f and Advertising Agent II tle cities OF Ne''.
~ sp5f.seIt,L.a Baltimore and Boston, oHy
49, iSest Ter RECEIVING and forwarding subscriptions
and advertisement, to- tbs paper ana i9f receiving AID
-...,nt.n- for ID ytaeal- % tn- SANE l;lS