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J,OR RENT, and possession given the first of August
brick street, between 10Th 18th streets
with a back kchen--boh containing ton rooms, ard IA
good wood shed in the yard. Apply to l. H. Emmons,
the premises, to j. j. Joyce At his OF
F and 18th streets, or to MICH. OBRIEN,
July 20--eodtf lIth and l. streets.
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cyARTAIN's ENGRAVING OF GEN. TAYLOR.-Au
- admirable likeness, and admitted by officers Of the
army now the city, be faithful and elegant repre-
sentaon o: the distinguished old Hero. ~
For sale, by the dozen, OF single copy, BY
w. K. KENNAUGH,
June 23f Sole Agent. the National Theatre.
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XITM. M. srEUART, Late "f the Fe"sso" O@cs, ~1srs
w his services agent, Ion procuring bounty lands.
scrip and PENSIONS . 49, ,
Office doors west Of WIZARDS Hotel, Washington, ID. c.
July 2i-eodu
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ses Globe of 22d May, 1913,
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"A Documents legislative and executive, of Congress
Of toe United States in relation TO the public lands from
The first of the first Congress Published by author
ity of the United States Senate in Volumes folio ID
For sale by -.
Sept F. TAYLOR.
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TNLUGELS New German Dictionary, jast Sssued
L Letpsic, and this day received by F.TAYLOR.
"A Complete Dictionary of the English and German and
German and English Languages, containing all words
n general BY Doct j. q. Fugel, consul OF the United
States at Leipsic third edition, much improved en-
arged and augmented with upwards of forty thousand
new ARTICLES which contained in the Arst second
editions vos OF ma and ,6S6 pages each.
Sept. rh f&HH ~
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Van Buren, cutting In upon Taylor!

=, =,
To the Chairman of the Democratic Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

The Panorama OPENS with IN the Gulf OF Mexico,
with fine display Of sailing vessels, steamers, &c. and
view Of the Island and City Of Galveston. Shortly after
this, tie behoder sees before him
TAYLOR'S ARMY ENCAMPED AT CORPUS CHRISTI.
Presently graphic view #
THE ARMY UNDER MARCH,
with It's long train Of wagons, plesses the eye. Aher tic
days march. We End the
ARMY ENCAMPED FOR THE NIGHT,
with s Camp Fires Senlinels, Teansers SC Next comes
hfs-ike view OF
THE ARMY FORDISG THE COLORADO RIVER.
This Is very beautiful scene, and admired by al who
view L. The appearance OF the cannon planted on either
bank of the project troops while crossing, the
march OF the and horses into the wate the taken
by tho soldiers elevate their muskets and banners above
their head. while wadng almost shoulder deep the beauty
Of the surrounding forest scenery the fine flowing stream
ITSELF the OF the troops The opposite bank ard their
formation TITO line again. all IN this piece, be- but
family described by word aone must be seen 10 be ap
preciated While the sudenc- admrng the piece Just
described, the changes and they gaze on
VIEW OF THE CITY OF MATAMoRoS.
with s barracks of Mexican sodiery. From this city the
bsholder i. carried in SIGHT of the
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BATTLE OF PALO ALTO,

and shown the positions Of the two Armies the nature Of
the ground and all the interesting and exciting incidents and
scenery OF that great battle.
Here are brought to view. full action the American
and Mexican armies. with their relative positions The
smoke OF the artillery. the gaopng OF the officers
tho plain bearing orders all parts OF the hed the fall
ing OF the dead the bearing of vi the wounded and all
the wild confusion of that deadly conhc shown in this
picture. and the perfectly cool manner in which Gen.
TAYLOR giving his orders In he uery costume rsoh
he core on that memorable day. intensely exciting, and
leads the spectator the field Of battle An officer who
took an active part that hgh remarked seeing IT, that
he was ain Palo Alto. and unconsciousy grssped his
cane as If attacking the foe Such the wonderful effect of
portraying life on canvass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
SHERMAN roUsEYs MAMMOTH PANORAMA
TAYLoRrs CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO.

The greatest Painting in the world covering 1900 square
feet Of canvas
The achievements OF the American Army IN Mexico, dur.
ng the late with that beautiful ard Interesting country
well known to the American people and to the word
The briancy Of in thai without pars..
Del IN lie history Of the Human To Illustrate those
achievements portray the Circumstances and Incidents
connected herewith thus 10 plcoray connect the past
with the present 70 show 70 The PEogLE o. rHs GRgAr
REPUBLIC the soldiers passed through the
sign Of this GREAT NATIONAL WORK; snd When II IS
recolected thar exhibits with astonishing 6iey
the marches encampments, battles and all the para
pheusa Of long snd victorious campaign extending over
hundreds Of miles Of enemys country. over mountain
and river land and showing nature in her widest
aud IN her mdes forms the spectator IS struck with aston
ishmeuL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

PyxNsYLvASgA.-Tb Whigs OF the Keystone
State are t. hold Convention at Harrisburg On
Thursday, Slst inst to nominate candidate ior
Governor WILLIAM +. JOHNSTON the present
incumbent Of the Executive chair Is hkeiy to re-
ceiye the nomination though Hon WALTER FOR
WARD and Hon. JAMES COOPER have been spoken
Of % candidates 10 some parts Of the State Either
Of the distinguished gentlemen named will do
honor 20 the station if elected Immediately after
the adjournment, the Wings viii assemble IN Mass
Convention to ratify the nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
Mexico.

The bark Florida, Capt. Mccarthy, from Vera
Cruz the eth inst arrived here yesterday, bringing
the Aroo IRIS 10 the date of her departure
CAPTURE or AN lNSURcENr CHIEF-Leut Col Don
Ramon (iuizasola who commanded At Guanajusio.
when Paroles and Jsrauta appeared before it, and who
Joined the insurgents with his regiment the lath OF the
inc was made prisoner the 29th ult Tlancpantls
near the Capital lie 10 be sent 10 GuansJusto to
be tiled by the Com manderin chief Gen Bustsmente
TOBACCO RENr-The Government with great good
h,h had called together the creditors this branch
Of the hypothccsed revenue and in'ma,'d its inten
ton 10 give up the traffic farming II to them, unh
they will have paid themselves.
not yet appointed Commandant General for NeTs
Cruz In Difference 10 the offer by the NauonA uasfu
70 garrison the fort snd Castle
RoQuE MrRANDA--This individual, arrested on the
charge eonsprng with Paroles 10 overturn Herrera
administration to be sent TO San Juan de Ulua there
10 be tried for treason.
Robberes are frequent the public roads with iha'
exception, Mexico seems TO be in state OF great tran
guilty. IN q. Com. Times, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

FHE GREAT INJUNCTION CAsE.-The principal
lightning gentlemen OF the Union present in our
city their wsy 10 Frankfort 70 attend the great in
Junction suit invoked by Professor Morse for his nsru
tncnt against the Columbian instrument invented By
Barnes & Zook. Professor Morse and Mr. kendall
Henry ORiely, Col Moss and Mr.. Barnes are al pres
ent sojournng in city. The great trial is set for
the sd inst and will be of the important suits
ever tried in this country. louisville Courier Aug 81
THE LEXINGTON RUNAWAY SLAvEs-At an adj
journed meeting of the citizens OF fayete County, held
az Lexington on Sunday night the 10th inst 70 take
measures u prevent the escape Of slaves committee
previously appointed for that purpose reported series
Of solutions recommending the formation Of patrols
20 forbid all dealings with slaves especially the selling
of ardent spirits 10 put In force the laws OF ysgrancy
against all free persons of color who come under its
provisions and 10 petition the Legislature % pass laws
for securing slave property The resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
,Ieetjn1. IN Aid Ireland.

AT HAyERsrRAw-A large ard very enthasi-
a,c meeting Of the Friends of ireland was held Al
Hayerstraw, " Y. on Friday evening Ohe ON in'')
las, Aner the adoption OF appropriate resolutions the
meeting was addressed with great force and eloqaence
bv Me.sr.. B. oCoSSoA CHAs. T. sH'A and D. A. KANE
Of yewYork whose soulstrring appeals and eloquent
remarks we're responded TO BY CO, risuton OF over
400 collected on the spot The mec1as dispersed II
late hour assemble At an early dsy Tor we
81 Ireland Of Hayerstraw and Grassy Point 20 aid and
sustain her in her present struggle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

MURDER-A man named Patrick, was STABBED
he another named VIM Childs. In Pckets precinct,
Ballard County XIV opposite Caro- on Tuesday last
rscAs took place at the polls in the course OF when
Childs, who Is large and qearreisome man thras,
knife between the neck and shoulder OF rstISs
Ing day before the circumstance was known ana Pro
ceeded up the Ohio on the Gondolier. He has been
pursued. He was formerly jailor At Bsndyihe -
lCairo Delta, Aug IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

VERMoNT.-The Loco-Focos OF the LID Dis
trict have nominated STEPHEN 5. KEyEs OF Highgate'
for Congress- Philip C. Tucker OF Nirginus Tor EIec'
tor The Gree Soil party, in the same district have
nominated Asahcl Peck of Burlington, for Congress,
and Lawrence Brainord of Adams for District Elec
tor Brainerd is now the Liberty Party candidate for
Governor but viii probably act in accordance with the
wishes Of the Free Soil Party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

The WASHINGTON SLAVE TRIALs.-Mr. J. T..
Blanchard Treasurer of the Committee appointed at
Boston TO solicit funds for the defence of the three per
sons tried at Washington d. C. for assisting the escape
OF the slaves on board the schr Pearl reports through
the CAyOaoypc that he has received subscriptions to
the amount OF $500 25 of which Gerrt Smith paid $500
Francis Jackson and Samuel May of Boston and Lecos
ter King of Ohio, each SO. S697 - of this sum has
been paid for the fees and expenses OF the trials leaving
balance of sos &c in the hands of the Treasurer The
Treasurer adds
Only part OF the retaining fee Of the counsel
p!oyed at Washington has been paid and there will be
Yet much heavier expenses TO conduct the trials to their
desired issue Il is deemed cruel 10 abandon the pris
ones to their fate that there is strong prospect
OF the Judgments against them being reversed OF to
lose the opportunity offered OF bringing the great
question OF the constitutOusity OF Slavery In the Dis
trct of Columbia the decision Of the Supreme Court
of the L. for want of means 10 prosecute these trials
The Committee have therefore voted that the additional
sum of 81 500 shall be Immediately solicited from the
benevolent public and II ardeniy hoped that all lovers
OF Freedom who tee the goodness and magnitude of the
object will transmit such contributions as they can
respectively spare toJ p. BLANCHARD, Boston, Mass
VIM. Harmed. at the American and Foreign Anti.
slavery Office 81 Johnst is authorized TO receive sub
scriptions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

- JAMES CAMPBELL of Clarion Co is The
,Vbie candidate for Congress in the AXllld Dist.
If Pennsylvania The District is composed OF the
co,pt,es of Erie. Warren, Clarion, Elk. McKeon
and Potter James Thompson, the present mem
her and who was also a member OF the HAlAth
Congress, is the Loco-Foco candidate. With pro
per ezertions on the part OF the Wings, Mr.. Camp
hell NAV be returned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

AID FOR THE ALBANY SUFFERERs-The clti-
Gems of Rochester have subscribed sl,3s - in aid OF
the Albany sufferers. Among the donors we observe
the names of Joseph Field A. Champion, and Ebonezer
Ely. each 500. r. Peck, j. Gould, Freeman Clarke
VIM Kidd L. Brooks, VIM Buell. Asa Sprague, ; D.
Smith and Seth c. Jones, each $50. Samuel Hamilton
and Seneca Wood each s25 A. Brunson I H. Roches
ter r. b. Seward. J. IL. ElwOOd, +. Whituesey ana
Kempshal each 500 and many others $40 and 50 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

MAISE-Hon. JOIN d. MIGRATE has been
nominated for Congress by the LocoFocos OF the lVth
District Of Maine The vote in Convention stood
McCrate 40, Clark 49, Morrow 9, Scattering o. Mr..
McCrate was a member of the XXIXih Congress.
n F. LIrTLErrELD of Brdgeton is the Loco'Foco
candidate in the I'D Congressional District now repre-
sented by Asa w. Clspp, Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

DELAwARE.-Th Loco-Focos of the State OF
Delaware have nominated WILLIAM G. WHITLEY, OF
Wilmington, for Congress. JONI d. DLwoRTH CALEB
IL sIPPLE, and GEO HICKMAN, are the Loco Csndl'
dates for Presidential Electors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

Oalo-JAMEs Mason, Esq. OF New Lisbon IS
,he WIig candidate for Congress in the XVIII
District composed Of Columbiana, Carroll Jefer-
son aud part Of Mohouing Counties The District
i AZ present represented by DR.. Geo. Fries, Loco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

MURDER TRIAL.-The full bench OF the Supreme
Judicial Court will come in At 9 o'clock on Monday
morning next for the purpose Of trying the case Of
Washington GoOde, the cOlored man under indictment
for the murder Of Thomas Harding In Ann street. some
months since. Boston IrsF' sosn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
Part III.
BATTLE OF RESACA DE La PALMA,

showing the deadly strife Of tho two Armies al this place
view Of POINT ISABEL next gree,s the eye. Fromih
place the spectator is carried and looks at the BRAZOS
ISLAND, Government Steamers, FisheTmen's Huis, &c.
Soon after leaving the Brazos the MOUTH OF THE RIO
GRANDE with its steamers and after entering the stream
we have beautiful view of the RIVER BY MooNLIGHT
with making their way up, and others stopping for
wood and water aud follows characteristic sketch
OF A MEXICAN RANCH, with Its people domestic ami
mals and surrounding foliage and Immediately after this
we have view Of the
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY NIGHT,
and can the Mexican people at home engaged In he
domestic operations This is most amusing scene, and al
WAYS causes much mirih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
U.xInR An PILLMORE BANNKKs.-

TAYLOR AND FILLMORE BANNEhs.-
The Bsnner sdverised BY me a. 10 course Of prepare
lion r tbe coming Presidential Eecuoo ere now resdy Tor
Ssiverv To Cubs Soc cites In or cat OF The CITY OF
sa,e am esroas Of furnishing tho banners on me moa
hersl Terms The prces for those linen vary from ~
70 sio: on paper hsndsomely colored, 81
ACKERMAS, sign and Banner Psinteg.
10. Ssssau-st n. Y.
Ps-AcsSTs WASTED,-To those with proper quaIisea-
lions . liberal discount Will be made. sub imDhW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

~ The DanVHe pa Democrat states that
three of the large anthracite furnaces together with the
large rolling mill of the Montour Iron Works, in thai
village, have suspended operations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

~ The Wings of Beaver County, Pa. have
nominated Hon. joins DlcKEY' the present aole
member from the XXth Congressional District
for reelection. The District is composed OF Beaver
and w ashlngton Counties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
The Cotton Crop In Alabama.

EurGct Of a c, from Merchant a. GreeHesboro d'0'
10th ing le4e.
The worms are making great destruction among the
Cotton crops in Marengo Greene &c The farmers
think they will not make half crop and the news is
equally discoursging from Mississippi planter in
Greene with 100 acres in Cotton does not expect to
make over 20 bales June and July were very wet
months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

rzT JAMES L. SEWARD, Esq. an Independent
Wing candidate for Congress and the Presidential
Elector of the Ist District Of Georgia, declines the
farther use of his name as a candidate for Con-
eress. The present incumbent, Hon. I. BUTLER
KtxG. is the regular Wing candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

rys Tho True Democrat is the tide OF a neatly
printed weekly paper just started at Taunton, Mass.
by A. A. Ide jr II advocates the election of Cass and
lnalnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
Part Ill.

THE TOWN OF CAMARGo. on the River San Juan,
with is Dat rooted high walled houses leaving which
soon oyertakea
LONG TRAIN OF PACK MULES,
on their way to Monterey with for the troops This
is somewhat comic, showing does the obstinate d,oAe
res Of that strange animal the mule The effect is instruct
i've as well as pleasing, a. represents the mode Of trans
porting in the interior Of country devoid OF nayga-
bic and good roads Soon interesting changes
pass before the spectator, and he THE ARMY EN-
CAMPED AT WALNUT SPRINGS, one OF the most de-
hghif places imaginable. From Walnut Springs The spec.
taor il carried ranges OF the Sierra Made Mountains,
and soon has perfect picture Of the
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY OF
MONTEREY
amer its capture and recollection Of the thrilling incidents
connected with the capture Of that strong city PUSHES on The
mind and in gnaOn the audience is carried 10 the sur
rounding nights This Is grand and picturesque view and
one that eye tire in gazing al From Monte
rev the spectator follows the Army through the kIsCON
ADA MOUNTAINS, and soon beholds the
TROOPS MARCHING INTO SALTlLLO.
Ane-admirng the beautiful appearance Of this city, the
fahn attn Dl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

UNIVERSAL CHUCKS,
L,OR TURNING LATHES-for sale BY rnanufscmfers
i agents. QUINCY &DELAPIERRE, e. John-ss.
sa8 lw-