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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16
Senses for bale.
AAT PRIVATE sALE-Tbs vslusble hol''

N AT PRIVATE sALE-Tbe vslusoe house and
- IN Hnr,e lsrg- garden snd grounds extending TO
he river t. location 10 b-sudf1l-within i've minutes
Usk OF he ..ssn bosl landing Pos.sss0n csn - bad M
ivi5 Nv Aucuoue-r Brosis-
- TO MANUFACTURERS OR MACHlNlsrs.
- -Ffrsa t0 .eas=. lsrEe, ne@. .hr-rsiofy olu-
Ing IS by S. wIh l. horse power engine, boiler
shsinE lah-s dol vices, snd a. ne necesssy h1.lr-s
ard apparatus f1r comp etc machine shop ltmsy, WIN
turing purposes Il slai-d IN The center Or business
thriving and pleasant borough % Norwsk distant
shout three hours sail from Ne~.Y0rk, snd enjoying
every far frequent and II uuous communic.Lon VII
that city either hv sO0p, seanhOa stage rAoad ne
New YoE and Ne-Hsven Railroad N he course Of con
'trlctou running within mile Of ne premise. Ihe
building well he machinery are In good conclNoa
having been used boz short lime ass nsehne shop an-
dry and screw factory Apply The subscriber Al nor
wsE TiyIOnl G. A LATTEY.
O. PRINCETON PROPERTY Tor ssle-For sac
II Al The essi END Of Princeton. cormofious O"ei.
ing House, ~ n front by 3 n deep. containing V
rooms exclusive Of eosets and psnies II Sands %
nearly foqr ae-es q ground viii stable carrAss nol
grapery &c. The whole a vel worthy he attention or
y'o5~ ROsISSOS Princeton. NJ
"a FOX -ALB OK WILL RE- EXCHANGED
90 Tor city property, Country sal, tlfird % so
fronting the Hudson River a miles uor,h Of he VII
eastern boundary and adjoining he seal Of Mr. Edward
Crosby contains between on Ard m sores s1d = well
supplied win he various KINDS Of irr and 80 grape
vines The house stories, - by >, Win piazE.s ront
snd the barns and Outhous-s Numerous and N sood
repair III garden well Stocked snt he and chiefly ~
Der cuvson; ~ present n corn osis and re IN su'
possession viii be given Immediately Persons de' irous
Or plrehA'ins Invited 10 ve~ The snd Ai,1ef
particular be known by applying ~ ne supscrlpef
ELIAS @ DRAKE.
The farm NAV be sdvsntsgeousy divided giving beau
di site, overlooking he river FOR another dwelling
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CONFORMATION NOTICE.

" hereby given 10 the owner or owners occupant OF
occupants ~ Al Houses And LOii improved or uhui-
proved Lands sh-cted hereby that ne following Assess
menis have been como eied by ne Assrssof Ahu arc
lodged In the Street. Commissioner, Once Tor eNAminA'
lion by an persons Interested, yz-FOt nag lnE space
flur fe Wild thtoue me westerly Sidewalk ~ second
avenue between Fouf -sireetAnd ~eniy hifd-'ee
and through both sidewalks Of said avenue ueINtel
Tv,,rtythiri and Tgrniy eighth sueets The limits
hfacef hy such Assessment include AT ne houfrs $40
lo ~ Ground Vacant Los snd Pieces OF L5i sAAs o
I.I .itr. IN he s4c3 avenue between Twenty third
and Twenty ght7 and On e westerly -lie OF sad
avenue Fourteenth and 1cni3 -lhfd streets a
,r. 10 hose Interests affected hy The shove named
ss.-ssmeuts ami wh1 opposed 20 The same of rnrf
OF uem. requested t0 present th-if ohretohs' IN
v5r me- - he uu6ers gned 81 he Street Commissioners
Office within thirty days from he dste OF lh, notos
MARTIN =. THOMPSON,
Sf,sst Commissioner and Cbsirmsn Of ne Assessors
sl-..L C.l-L ..Lnnal. Otce In-H "a l.l1. Wa lut
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- .pEOPLK LIE Of slealnL oal. tof A

sARe4r-Ssbsuy Dsiiy Sundays exec peterborough d.
snskesasn<> rect Al o'clock ~ from the pier between
,-.r,is,t and Liberty al. steamboat ISAAC NEWTON,
Capt VIM. H. Pecs, viii leave on Monday Noohrna1
nj yrtdsy evenings al O'Clock.
stesrb5st HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt x. O. CruIlen-
Den will Leave on Tuesday Thursdsy and Saturday eve.
rngsst O'clock.
sS.c.l Trs.n. for Schenectady Balson, snd Saratoga
sori-g viii run - follows leave Albany ~ "a A VI snd
P " except SUNDAYS Psss-ngers vii had This ihs
most expedition snd convenient route.
Al g ocI1ca z. M-Lznding 81 intermediate plsee.-
.-yrn tbe loot % Bsrclay.sL Steamboat kOCHEsTER
Captain z d Fnrey viii leave Monday, "wednesday,
Friday and SUNDAY afternoons Al ) o'clock.
steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt Thos y. Hnlse
will -sys 90 fu--dsy Thursday and Saturday, afternoons
NJ ; O'Clock
The above boats will ell tines arrive In Albany In
am pie us FOR Morning Cars FOR he Eat or West
Rreght modesss rates and mons s1en aiI7r q
O'Clock. P. NJ
in- without written order from he Captains or Agents
For passage or freight apply board The boats Or =
2 { SCHULTZ Al No Office 90 ne wharf lylZ
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nIBIIC NoTICks hereby gwen, nat Ne ioio.'-
~ petition. have been presented m ne board ol A.
dernen. VIZ. 10 have sever Constructed in I~ssny
hrsgst from S-cond-Ggeug- % FrstsFern- niece
~ .t-av-uu- !, Eynt--uh o. sewer To have so~-r 10
Dey-sL from sfoadwsy 10 GreenSleh 81 10 .a's
s-~er 10 P-ck-sip IN place q h7 o,o one a. .
ths requested 10 present. tnem ~ Nf'ls - e
undersixn-d a. h. Zee No Hal Of h7cofo' On " %
fore he lslh day u July, intL -. =. .t..
NJ Thompson, Street Comnl'.ioner.
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SAILED

ships Me,oka for Liverpool; Amelia. London esrks
Ann Jenkins Ireland Ann Richardson. barbados ;
9ipsy, Mobile and others
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NEALkD PROPOSALS pr9PosAi' = ll o. iee go. -
- 81 The C0urO -rs OH until fndsy Tue Io1n psY
July Iss7 a. O'Clock z NJ for the hole or any part p,
Of H.. amount q 0po u huudng Loan soc. 10 :,
authorized by the Legi.iala % 'nl' s-s7 $3.50
Ma 49, 1876 and by Al ordinance Of The Common Oouh
cil Of nj. civ approved by a- Mayor June . lsfI
The said STOCK ell embrace 100 snArrs nc Psi
OF which Sill be sioo each share snd VII "a $500 -
the rae OF sI per cent per Gnnum, paysDr ql4il1y
0 COO II t- sfu1ult Of slock 50 10 Do is'lra W. ~
d-~uars day OF February 10 me year 1906 a1
50 if0 ca th- 81 u February, l5'9 ~,-- s..i-.a
Tts proposals Will .Al- he number OF slArs --s-ir-
and .be prce TAI vii he paid for each share lA- Pr
zoos yyno.e proo,s.. .n. be- scc-ped viii D. required
ID psv Tor ne 80 awarded % nrm within thfee Gays
sfrr being loui-d hy this department ,. -
Proposals vii ~ addressed % ne unorts 80 sl'
dDrs.d Pfopossls Tor Building Loan stock no .
ivsusth JOHN EVEN, Controller.
CIV Of N-s.York Controllers Ouice, July, ,, ~.
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IT, NACCOmMODATION Day LlHe for
Ekaf Albany and intermediate plsces.-Psssage
81 csrIA Breakfast aud dinner on board.
The new and splendid steamer Aida, Capt O o. fup-
per VII leave he pier foot u Robtnsonsl every Monday
Wednesday, ssd Friday rcrairs al O'Clock. III
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a HkMICAL>, DEUCE, P0L.0n,. MsnaIs

a HkMitaI~, bhtc> fo.sols fah-lo-' -
kc Sc-Hydnod Poi4sh, Canine LsparfAsss
Chof soda pure Sulphurc El.er Tor he Leheon, sons
Ammonia ard sweet Splris OF Niire Ivory b.ck SUI
ph.t- 81 Ammonia CyArid. Potassium, Clinical ~ al-
III SOAP Fy pspsr, AnL MOih, COckrosch RAJ and bed
hug Poi.ons &c &c Ac.
yor sac Al . Libsrly-sL wholesale and retail ~
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTNANOER
Pl.tins Palladium ana Iridium PolDis-PallnA PlAie
ard vie OF evrry size Palladium ale ana Pen Poil
~ he hest quality coussnty Cor sa- ~ - Llb-fysL ~
~ IA pf LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER
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DED-BuGAND CoCKROACH Poison war

DSONs lniSilibe Bed Bug and Cockfosch Poison
The perence of past proves Tins prrpsrsen 70
be the edrcuS destroyer and hsnisnr OF hco-oass
and ever discovered 10 needs bat one 40
phc.uop ~ satisfy III most iccfeiuOus OF It's wonderful
sna immediate effects Price -. sold, WI esse ana
retail :. he Apogh-csnes HN 81 Cs,hsnesI 40 Grsni-
O. and Ouco,t Mckess0n Co ~ MSden-.snv ana ~
po,t,,-.t Rr,,klxp IL . imcod'
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pTHIIC .n,,IxI-TKATOK,-O OFFICE, No

DUBLlC AuMINI-ThATOh-O OFFICE, 10
Ns,sza-.t- NoIcs l. h-rvby giyen 70 DO fe.auv-s
man ale % ~ CIV II Nex-YOrs, c-cesset, and @no
A-ged - hsvs dies nisslz,s thai he rr-e' q ne 'Aa
ia.rsAts 10 thc hands u nc Fnolc A - -
unless ~ sarn- be claimed By soIn- avn eA-e, 49,,
siniaisrsi1r u The eec-Ascd oy - I'm asy VI N-s
u@nL-Dstsd Ne~ YnrE. jay p lttI 49, . ,-..
jys la~fE JANEs TdAftk fuolc AaH-ns .-2--
pUBLIC ADlIiNI-TRATOK'- OFFICE, -
N.ss~a..fs-t -Nogc- !. nsrest sl,sI, y, lISs0S
ives And u-xg of kin o. BENJAMIN NJ uls'1O''
ale u ,ls Gus u New YgrE, dscr.s-d sla W.
eyed o. have did ln.-.Ae tbAs sn4 q2i 20 - 81
asain.t-.tr nv, ~, -.xe Of me SAD rtrstai-, 90 ne
IS day Of August n-xt 0eiock 10 ne
Dated S-S-f0fH, jay H. ls47. JANIS 1870.
IT'S -ASsw Paonc Aamlns1s-oI
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L OF the most complete book and job printing scrs
without any newspaper incumbrsncel 10 the Urued
Sstes orre1 for sale between this aud The st Of sept
next Possess however will be given Immediately To
= purchaser 1u q very large and Increasing Tuu Of
pooh aud Job g. and Is Profitable u concein any
In either - IN, other Ne~E' gland cities The sole
OBJ Of the present proprietor Offering II FOR SAL Is TO
sccept of opportunity 10 enter mo dit-ren branch
Of business IN smother ey Applications Tor father infor
maj ion &. u be made TO NM l.. BURROUGHS,
NSIW us Fulon-sL
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so nOl -ATONIC RAILROAD. xlI-
II - H-I---L Nnrlh Adams. WI
ELIzABETHTowN AND soMERvILLE


IN IN Leave by n. J. Railroad,
foot Of Cortland IT. al . A. NJ and
p NJ Leave by steamboat from pier No North River,
connect with tho same usln Al 4. Nj Z. VI. frsgm
train and ? VI.
FOrEASTOS Wikesbarre Nauch Chunk, Pa Nc. leave
by the morning line eiih-f by Railroad or steamboat FOR
seats apply u A. ID HOPE, Merchants Hotel, ~ Cor
lsnd-.t jyl2n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

I sLAU p-fsOas nTefrst-d m or cIsII,ut pIo4tt p
naming IN said Police Once The hrst Monday OF Jauu
sry i6i7 hereby notified " make proof ~ ownrr.hp
Of .ad property said Police once on or hei ore WEI
which shal be urc.imrd en- said cay vii he 500 81 pup
he suc1r ThIrsdsy, tie sth August lstt Al lN CLOCK
A a. Al C. Chaub-fAiu's, huc.iune-ri spruce 81
Said property consists Of watches, LOT OF rope piss OF
iron p. OF esd shoes SC By direction 81 ne Msgis
- s7 s =, mn N'''''' EDWIN r. COREY Clerk
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"a FOR SALE-A small Farm. beautifully situated
~ ui,n ffa-n mnu walk ~ the kaiirosd Depot Al
80 Railway. State ~ Gew-Jersey. The land l. very
good budlngs and fences mostly new, snd me wh2le 10
line oder FOR particulars inquire Of ]. +. HADDEN
~! a rosi,gsy or At t76 Laureaa.st ~ Y i-2j lm'
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~, FOR @ALE-The farm Of TIE .abscl her At Gene
VA knoWn a." Wood. side" being - acres h'sirste
and 10 view Of the lake and village and boUntfuy
supplied with al Kinds offru and most vsushe improve
meot. Appl, TO the subscriber x. SLOs>ON, on the
premises orto WILLIAM T. WHlfTEMORE.
10 D lQauy a PIna
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2 s. 1sr--s1{9 LYsIAN FIELDS. HOBOKEN-On snd
.fer sunday. July m, the steamboat Pho
TER will make regular "trip. from Canal and Nineteenth
reefs -irectt TO the Eysan Firds Hoboken leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

DUCTS AND SHOES, cheap Tor cssh-- A CLIT
DIN. IS Yesrtsl ap stsirs, Oters for sale
sD,e esses men's boys and youths hies bootr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16

HALL LANTERNs-lu great variety, with rich cut
II snd ttsfp-d glAss MANI 'sctured and for sale BY
sSa DFfTT RROrHFRs co iSs Nhhsmst
DiCHARD-ON's DIt TIoNARl, yels qnsrto
kNfoF ssehy HUNTINGTON SAVAGE,
iais 2is rr.rLst
NAVY BRkAD-Ab0uI - lons 10 god order, for
~ sas BY Uelsl n. r OhERh CO. WesIss.
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r. tn GREENWOOD CEMErbRN-
9 = ,siss--t fare y Extensive arrangements
having been entered INTO with he staten
Island Ferry Company 10 m. ~ their landing, the
the steamboat ERELL Capt Van Name, VIII run
from Staten slsnd ferry slip foot of Nhitehs y orr
The Long Pier al the GREENNOOD CEMEIEhf' "
folio
Ieq-e Ne,r- York at fedre Greenwood az
lOl o'r.u,k A NJ n o clock A NJ
Il O'Clock p N. O'Clock 7 VI
u O'Clock ?. VI. O'Clock 2 VI,
u O'Clock NJ. O'Clock T NJ.
~ IL desirable 10 all fases where accommodations
are required FOR large funeral professions that notice be
ftb h,sf Fav
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26i RroadVay conner of Wsrrrnst
A TTENDs EXCLUSIVELY % Diseases OF Ne Eye
N and Ear from to O'Clock.
srRABsMus or Squirting, cured IN a Few minutes
ARTiFtClAL FYEs Inserted, without an operation, Wb'
cannot nr distinguished from the natural
Or Powell has this day Published popular TREATISE
on 1HF EVFs mperfecons and their cure WIN ruler
Tor inc seeron Of sprclAces sc. To be had al the ~
Ihor's and Of Burgess Stringer, BerfOrd 20. w n
O. shsm G. Sheppard, fowiers Wells AND OF ooosseF
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~ g - PsDioU- T'svsE l,s.ssxzxc

And al other Intermediate places Persons proceeding
any part u the West Canada, would do we'll 10 call
" n J. TAPsCOTr, al their Gen~fs Emigration
Office. . s0uths 81 New YO'k Tsp.cOs Travelling Guide
= h- had ~ application. free. a. STn'
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AL persons boiling licenses are fe4uVs'-o ~ f'S
them when Supplying Tor rene wAl -, -, ,.At
Nsv,r. Osrs Ian- n 81 j-2l tlyio
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MARRIED LApIEs

NERVOUS DIS Z a oEos
Under this b, al may DO czssc1 pa pliAilou on tu7
hear nc n,rruN OF lace ache neuralgia tooth sche m
digestion melancholy. Mysteries. and IN fact every dis
mating h- nerves the receive The morbid mpr-,
sion from the stomach rzher from The blood through
the sgency Of the stomsch and digestive organs and Al
hroug other paris Of the body apparent The seal OF
the disease s Il l. caused by th- morbid impressions
conveyed from The blood by the O. Thai part
few doses Of Or SNEETSERs PANACEA VIII soon
sssure The rsdeu that hss the HE possession
ERYSlPELAS, OR ST. ANTHONH'S f4hE.
This Al ufsmmAiory disorder, always attended Win
more or less pain Ia proceeds from foul acrimonious hu
ors iod ped In The blood and fluids seng on The mss
and See causing extreme psn and fever-i All applca-
uons on the surface Than useless - hey ony
tend to throw The disease In 90 some Other pa anu PEI
hap. cAuse death Bleeding 10 likewise iHProPer To
me he d,es.- YOU must ct rid Of The cslse only man
Nge TO get fJu huuor oui u your bo and you ~i
be- well IN dsy. DR SWEETSERs PANACEA, = 70
rou IN pura-r " the blood. vii search 0ut every npu
In hs more remote paris u the body and ~xpe lnfoush
he medium % he bowels There Is not Frln o. ~
muscle Or organ u The entire framework OF MAJ nal IN
SWkETSERS PANACEA Goes Coz improve To laAr u
when yol vel IL 10 Keep well and when Sex 70 De-
DR. SWEETsERs PANACEA. being composed only
q vegetable mser medical herbs, And WarrArlf4 90
n. containing not particle u mcrcurA llri a.
or chem ca substance. ia found be perfectly harm rss
10 The mosl sge he ~eaIes frame under any
sage % human suffering, t1e mosi pessAnt And oensn "a
s operation lhsg ever Onersc % the WORD And =.
he sane lme The IN searching out ne ruo1
Of any comp however deep. snd u peft0ing cure
Price ~ per bottle. six bottles Tor - SOD Nho7-
sale an retail by WYATT MI NhAN'
Tvs sr,..sa L. Fulton a.
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NAVAL -TORE--Cruds Turpenune, suitable foo
~ ouggiss, SUI chambers, lnk makers, kc.
5gds 1gTpenlne-Of very superior quality and which
Will bs putaP Ia packages suitable for shipment any
p4ri u .he world.
Pith-A me article snt extra size.
Tar-RopelnAksrs and thin Tar Of excellent quality.
Rosn-sospmakers and other descT puons various quail
tiles
ysraishes-Bnght and yarnishss very peror.
The above articles offered for low and %
lois 10 suit purchaser. by
JAS T. TAPsCOrf, Distiller and Manufacturer,
k@ successor 10 Cooke AdsIns, 10 south Ct
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1 A. ezra meeting 90 ne Commissioners OF fAcl-r OF
each ard viii be- held he Mayors once Cly hailf
on me DAYS herein specified All persons srihf liquor
without license Hfl-f that time viii Dr. proceeded
according To aw Tavern Excise nc--ses = mere
Tore be i-sard a. the MAYORS Oce. between me nours OF
l0 n ard o'clock ~ on ~ tho days prescribed
- follows Tor each respective Ward VIZ
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ERoTON uosk made from 6ocd yess Psleni Me
S~c Rubber Tor sale BY The Ne~Nk lndis Rubber
Mannfsciurins Co ~heh warranted eeaA any 10
TIE price being much ess than leAther gives The pre-
ference over all othsrs Persons desiring an article Of
Hose that "a perfectly ughi aud Aa-e1ed BY heal or
cold ~hen stgrng th ADD dnrshty required AZ invited
70 essnine he se0ve nsped ~ our store 81 Msssn lane
N@~-York ixt
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Tt1UIKp DI-TKICT POLiCk OFFICE, E'seK

Street Commissioner. and Chairman Of ne Assessors
Street Commi..oner's Office, July IA. 1871. Bl4 100
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-07
TO THE EDITOR OF THE UNION.
UNITED STATES SHIP ALBANY,
Pensacola, Dec. 90, lS4l

UNITED STATES SHIP ALBANY,
Pensacola, Dec. 80, 1916
We left New York on the 2sth of November, and
arrived at Havana on the 7th of the month following
That Island of Cuba is delightful spot in winter;
place where water never freezes where the ground
constantly covered with thick carpet OF grass, and the
trees are clothed green every day OF the year.
covered with blossoms loaded with fruit, and al
puff puff from morning tonight. The very atmosphere
is loaded with the aroma OF Spanish cigars 1t was
pleasant to sojourn there week ten days, while
ship was being caulked, and crew were retrimming
her for postn the squadron yet ejoced by
readiness to sail for this port, and away gladly
as we first entered the harbor
You may have something afoat through the
newspapers, representing that Mexican brig passed into
Havana, (whie were working way into the har-
bor,) with perfect mpunity This is all humbug 1t is
true that while standing oil to bring the wind
farer for our entrance brig showing English coors,
No one suspected her of being Mexican vessel, nor
was there anything about her which should arouse the
slightest possible suspicion And if there had been
good 4spunds of suspicion it is 70 be presumed that she
was asmuch within the pale OF protection from the
trial port under the batteries of the Moro, as though
she had been at anchor at the head of the harbor.
Before we reached Havana it rumored that sew
eral hundred commissions duly issued by the Mexican
government, had been forwarded to Havana, where it
was supposed they would be sold to capitalists who
disposed to become adventurers upon our commerce.
The appearance of ship that harbor at that part
cular time, not without good effect We could not
learn that one had been sold Indeed it soon dis
covered no doubt, that this business OF privaeerng
der Mexican commissions would be too hazardous; for,
should they succeed in taking prizes they could scarcely
less Old Spain should resolve the expediency OF pick
ing quarrel with Uncle Samuel.
We sail this evening Tor the squadron, if the wind ia
vors, and have not time To say more.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-07
CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY NIGHT, JANUARY T. E47

Union claims him as one OF her greatest men, and the
friends OF free trade as their most able champion
BY Peter Crawford: Andrew Jackson-The virtues
and glorles of his life only eQuaed by the solemn
moral grandeur Of his DEATH Letus honor his memory
and initiate his virtues.
BY Eccles Gllender The hero OF San Jacino and his
comprehensive opponents OF vaor, Independence and
patriotism. "a
By A. K Paison General e. Taylor-May he moi
stop his march until he plants the and stripes
the halls of the Montezumas. -
By Avery Green Democratic Principles-The only
basis which the happiness OF mankind rest Sc
curey, May they make rapid progress until they are
defended and protected by the watchful OF the pco
pie OF every cline. .g
BY Peter Crawford: Our Army in Mexico--The mem
DRY of achievements ut Patio Alto. Resaca de la Pal
ma, and Monterey, the those at New Orleans,
Lundys Lane, and Fort Erie will ever live in the hearts
OF its friends--and enemies too. s
Major Boyd here introduced Mr.. Tyon, proprietor OF
the Bowery Amphitheatre and then offered the following
Health Col fryonHis liberality is only equaled by
his democratic principles. HAsrs
Mr. Tryon suitably replied to this sentiment and con-
cluded by rendering to General Houston and the other
gentlemany guests the honors of his popular establish
ment The party, accordingly, with proper acknowl-
edgment OF the splendid style in which tile N1essrs Mat
hews had spread the tables at such short notice adj
ourned to the amphiheatre Upon the entrance OF Gen.
Houston and company to the seats reserved Tor them,
the large audience arose almost spontaneously, ana
hearty three times three, which burst forth from the ast
sembed crowd gave unmIstakeabe evidence to the nero
of San Jacinto that his welcome warm and sincere.
After spending hour two under MIR. lryons spa
cious roof the distinguished guests retired, no doubt
well pleased with days experience OF the hospitality OF
New York democracy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-07
~ 1880, For the Union.

FELLOW cIrxrNs: Havinr long snce determined to
retire from public life at the end Of nv present term
ayaed myse ~ eyerv apuronrate occasion aimee nv last
election 10 make that discrimination generally known
Moth thstandnr which am freOuently incurred of
upon that subject fr
Therefore, 10 remove all isapprehension in the minds
Of any, make this announcement.
Since I have had the honor to represent YOU many
questions of great and vital interests TO the
have been ngated by the people and have been
acted upon by Congress- Several OF these questions
have been settled by the enactment of laws which,
trust will prove satisfactory To the people and highly
beneiicia. 10 the country al large
derm il unnecessary in This communication TO state
how / voted upon these great and absorbing ques-
tions as public attention. ri fate has been so much d.
rected 10 political afrs and The actions OF public men
so severely scu,tnixed that nv course humble as if
NAV have BEEN cannot have escaped YOUR notice That
have pleased ALL cannot be expected That have been
true 10 The PRINCIPLES and measures which professed and
advocated before nv elcr.iop, none, presume will
DENY
TO have erred is but human That have committed
one as your representatives | am unconscious
In thus taking leave of public life and severing the
relations that have existed between nv esteemed cons
uens and myself have but one cause OF regret and
that is that nv country is at war but then derive con-
ISOLATION from the fact that am assured some one will
be chosen TO succeed me-pood true and capabe-who
will stand firmly and unnchingy by the country in this
irving emergency come what NAV
And without intending to enter into an argument TO
prove the Justice of the war with Mexico will saw that
in nv Judgment it could not have been avoided without
national injury and disgrace And envy not the patriot
ism OF any man who is ingenously, for party or other