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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12
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-,-sf MANY and the following Landings; Caid-
E---E-----7 wells West Point Newonrgh- Hampton,
ul,ou. Pouehkeepsie, Hyde PARK Kingston. Redhook,
Madeu Cakiu Hudson. Coxsackie, KIndeshook and New
BALTIMORE. Passage IS Gents. - -
The and .pl-ndid steamer SOUTH AMERICA A. Capt
Eulse viii leave the steamboat pier North side, Bar
clsv.t ths afternoon At o'clock Saturday, Aug u
For passage reght apply board, Of al The oes on
The wharf saiI u
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REMAINS or SoIDIER.--The remains Of Lieut..
John Kline, Of the Louisiana Rangers. expected 10
arrive here in the course Of few days The deceased
received his fatal wound in skirmisb while engaged
keep the road from Vera Cruz to Mexico clear Of
guerrtas.
ATTENPTED REsCUE--A colored man named
Zachariah Lsrkin was committed 70 prison yesterday
on charge Of attempting to rescue prisoner from VI
hceT -fOrm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

1--we daily hear OF BY this med,ins from SIS
Bowery So great IL The demand for the genuine article,
thar rnd much dfo1liy In supplying IL So great The
success that many persons put up limitations and some have
the 20 advertise that their counierei: genuine
but such empts fraud always fail The public must
know that he true article be had only 81 10 bo"sfy
sld . Beesmasi where has been made and 500 many
years Corner Cranberry and Fulton ss Brooklyn sn- IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

V,O TIE PRINCIPALS or COLLEGES OR
i UNIVERSITIES A French gentleman, graduate OF
The College Louis IL Grand Of Paris, and expupn 81 ne
Poytecnuiqus School OF France, wishes permanent una
don In college academy 10 the United st.-s and rfo
fessor Of Modern Languages N ench and ltansnl. IN
questionable references In New York, with anlsn y Irs
aouias given Letters postpaid directed Professor
box 240l, Pos, Once New YORK. VIII meet win nEedi.ie
attention. ant< otrp'
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- Friends Of Ireland

- Friends Of Irelani.-A mas meeting ~ the
Fr,uds of lrelacd will be held a. !auXhal Garden on
Molda evening Ifth met O'Clock 20 the aea
ton second the efforts of the lnshpeople 10 Their Struggle
i1r berry. By order.
sul2 n Ss 49,, = Sass SECS lasi meeting
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~ Rev. ID. X. Whitaker, late Editor o

Southern Qusrerv Review viii preach sabbaih mora.
ing next si the place of worsh Of the New Jerusalem
Church corner Of Broadway and LeonGd-sL Services
commence at ioi O'Clock enll <Is
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REFRIGERAToRs AND SHOWER BATHS.
JOHN NJ. SMITH.
. REFRIGERATOR AND SHOWER BATH Mandatory
k - - $500 myia 3mi.

~, Known Stone Seal Engraver and Herald Painter
has removed 70 81 Broadway, upper corner of Mnr
,vf upstairs Goats Of arms, cresls, cyphers, &c ed
,ved on stone or brass Seals, sgnet rings, and pencil
Eases engraved. Coafs Of arms found and painted IN AM
v from = and up ard fOr arcec % any part u ne
T1itsd states Books Of heradry with upward Of 1ep
,.,... infOrrna ion given hi LerAdry. snl< lt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

WA fresh supply Of this celebrated medicine nianDie
N Proapsus Ute and ali diseases Of the Uterine of ass
Just received by the Graefenberg Company ~
The most satisfactory evidence Of the power OF ms mel
cine In he above complaints viii be furnished 20 he sce
" and others on application By post or Otherwise 81 ne
COmpany's Office snii ISL
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GRAND PANORAMA OF
TAYLOR,S CAMPAIGN

T. WHITE LATE J r: CLARKE al Broadway over
IL. the Jewelry Store Of Ball. Tompkns BLACK ms
the United States has recently been still farther improved
and offers every facility for the rapid production o.
Dagueueotype Miniatures single or IN groups oil the mos
extraordinary beauty.
The proprietor is sure that intelligent persons, who can
distinguish between good and bad picture, Will not ong
continue purchase Daguerrrypes that have nothing 70
recommend them but their low price.
To convince the most ncreduous OF the great superiority
OF pictures taken al this place. they respectfully invited
70 visit the Gallery and Judge for themselves 2 meodis
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaes.orssr
. 49, YIfsrgaRnS 4 PLAT

y
ID Rrosiw Liberal cash advances mad- or eonsf1
r.ert- ~ suc6On --lee. -. -n.o~ go.
TORTY EIGHTH NETWORK TRADE SALE
II ~ commenced tn su0nafy and Paper sac On nj
my Ire ah August a. oclocs. + NJ and - PC eeahso-
,,i on SkrURDAY and MONDAY The sieFeoty r. rates
80 Co1p~r PIsr-s on MONDAY, s,h Ausust Ire Eng
n isvaices on MONDAY AFTERNOON an q, Ass ss
and tho Regular Book sale On TUESDAY, AOhNlSv, ga
as and 10 be continued daily h ne order OF '0e
logue ,s-s. a..
The crsogues are nov ready. and viii be hirrsaed %
any OF trade who DO not receive them, on spphes"o
the store.
AT rNv,rs s,Lt-A collection Of choice IN rsnoafs
including lsrge one By De BruL hne LsndssaPe ~
Wilson. b-saffa Flower and fruii pieces. &c a. ~ s
fsnes Also, soouecon Of engrsvngs scarce po'u~s "
he early Presidents. AZ N ffxnpss
RYE Cotton, .ivstsen aaa c..sss..ea hrsAiss-
DsAes Room Sic sroscwxy, GoSA.e HsI-HsTng f-n'oy
e 10 the sbovenamet rosrs prepared 10 receivo a.
fncs u Cabinet Furniture, Dry Goods Carpets and h~hs
sAepiug sces OF every description. consg nmenL hf
rvae aacron and % make settlements with his esos
r-amp,n-ss He wi also buy, II prrferrsS Outdoor ssos
Ia .nv psr Of TIE ciiF S,.erde1 10. ~ us1s
SATURDAY. August u.
Al :. o'clock. al the Auction room.
FvsNtrVRE-A general ss-ofinent Of new and secoof-
hana Furniture CONSISTING la pat OF sofss mshogsuy
ebair, rocking besie ss cots mahogany ard plan wash
f,rd. dress and pAn bureaus, ohe chairs cane ses do
cottage do sofas sbes toilets crockefy bed eeddn car
pets. Ac Sc
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BOARDING.

DOARD-A lady having fine house In the neighbor-
ID hood Of the Washington Parade Ground, desires 10 OIL
with agreeable persons who capable Of appreciaing
an exceedingly accommodating spirit, most anxious TO
render all under her Of every comfort and crafty every
reasonable desire would be willing 70 give up The iOuTlh
s'or, a number Of gentlemen for their own apartment
Hours 10 suit me majority Partial or fun board most
cor verient fine front basement suitable for either
a Physician Deusboth being required In the neigh
borhood UNREASONABLE references exchanged. noe
addressed 10 w. will meet with immediate attention
eft at the Office VI this paper put In the general Post
ONCE Those DESTROYS Of making permanent ARRANGEMENTS
please call early. aus WIS
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~ 80 10 80 not more man 10 nous
@- ride from this cry and depot or steamboat land
ing place without any buildings az Otherwise gooa and
hsyng good site for housed would answer The owner
would sell low or lease with the phveee Of purchase II
with buildings they either be In very good oder OF
snch As not 10 add To the price Address Grense Tnhuns
Office with full stating price, terms AID whether
toease or sell Also whether any stock and utensils woald
~, ,.'s,b ,be niacs su2 n
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NfUTICE.-The undersigned. contractors Tor CO ~
the first and Third Dsr-ts Of the Cry VI New. oIA
comprising the First Second Fourth SIKH, seVenh snl
Tenth Yards hereby give notice that they have
heir principal oic- the Office VI the superntrnrenl VI
streets ~ Ludlow.st Of Essex Market Inc Jump
NJ Grounds o. the said Districts a. the ioo OF Aoay,
osvrlf and Jefferson .t- where also Offices for
al busins.s purpo.e, THOs BUTLER,
.n15ers JAMES b. GREENAAN.
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pRopKRTy AT TnHOG,s Nm NC IyS

go farm of ~ of land, with good eomforahie
house and convenient ouhouses, pleasantly situated AZ
Throp's Neck The place Is remarkably healthy. easy 81
Access heing passed daily by stages IN connection win
Harlem RAILROAD Il Is also convenient To schools sud warn
ou. places OF worship ....,,.
For particulars inquire Of EDMUND uNDEHHlLL, ON
the premises or JOHN H. FERRIS, 52 oreen~ich.sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

nR. II. BOsTwICK'S GREAT WORK and Lectures
Hon diseases Of genito-uneTy organs, 80 pages
quarto lust published By BURGESS, STRINGER co
This work that has long been wanted. IL the most null
and complete practical work Of the kind ever issued from the
press IL contains 81 cOlored engravings which deneate
his diseases innitaby II cOuta 20 wood engrav
ngs well execued and everything known about the modern
treatment of these diseases ha carefully recorded and
all the most approved prescriptions and formulas have been
ven For sale at tn Office OF publication and al the resi-
dence OF the thor, 504 Broadway. Price $40.
Also Dr BIS work on the Narre and Treatment OF q
class of diseases resulting from improper habits. illustrated
with a engEa ngs; with Hints 10 Young Menlol pages
This il complete practical iise, giving the most ap
proved methods cure II Is said by the medical pToies
sion 20 he the Of the kind IN the Ensh language
For -ae At 6 22 SIS $50 and Of the author removed to i
Broadway. Price 81 aull 5ms
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IN HnnA pUBLI-HEKs-A genten an who |

about 10 resume the business Of teaching DESTROYS OF
examining the late editions Of school books for the purpose
Of selecting the desirable for his school. The exsm
nation will embrace eek, Latin, French and Englsn
works Packages len 80 Nassausi without charge, wu
be gratefully received. auto aus
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WILL REOPEN on wEDNEspAy; Aue.A

WILL REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY. AUG2
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY
DANVARD's NEW PANORAMA or THE MISSOURI
OAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing country
tyeny,hree hundred miles, being by far the largest paint
ing In the world and Of the largest Rivers the Globe ex
tending than twe " degrees OF lsuude open esey
evening al Panorama Hall 500 Broadway, adjoining Nib
los Garden. -, ~,
Admission - cents children half price Panorama VIII
commence moving at 3 O'Clock.
Afternoon performances on Wednesdays and ssturdsyss
O'Clock. loi
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Parties Ge-uu. II securing Chsrces IN yer u the above
Sweepstakes requested 70 make eau spplczrou, a
each Sweep will be drawn Immediately ks iu The resui
ard ire London Daily papers To give Ladies oppor
unity Of taking shares scrip will be Issued IN inlras ~ be
option Of the Subscribers.
All commu uicsuous, 10 insure attention, must conisln
remittance Foreign orders may be made pzysbe IN Loo
dom but All letters mus. be addressed % RICHARD Nj
CHOLLs and JAMES PARKINSON, TempesQuare,
Aylesbrry. England.
The Third Horse 70 be decided ~ Belgs LIE Pufs
paid any day aner the less 10 cert The Race VII
he run A. Doneaser on the l{h Of September, lsss
To prevent fraud Scrip viii be genuine unless ne let
containing Il hesrs the estury postusrk SUBSCRIBER
wishing send Bank Notes had better send halves ny an
f.rant post. Tvs DSWtArg2sis ltSWs
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and profitable retail trade. and. from ~ proximity - ~
and ng OF the steamboats, and market sloops,
80 f.ine.s coad be established. Persons de- HVos "
uurch ssing viii cal the store, " here az nlo -
sfjor 70 the business will be given and ne reasons q
ny Il for sa-. lease on the premises WI - esnI5 r.
/. term Of wears. al a moderate rent e-.- =
nm H. .DYINISTR1T0Rs OFFICE, 10 N.ssan.sir--a
Noti-e hereby gwen n tls .lat' - ~, -. - 49, -
-. 49, 10 hav- f.-s interstate hat ,t Spy y N 9-y
- III ~ County Of New fofs. nr -ii-f pi . !. -
- -. th- llfh say Of - socf nett a. irn
&C.,. \. ~. fo~-u-or-Dsi-d N-~ lors. Aug - ttd
III lAllE- = lI-Ht -----
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BOARD Up TOWN, may be bad in hrsl-cass
Dhouse Of broad~ ay block from Grace Church
con- aiming modern improvements where there are hne
suites of large (p-rors and bedrooms communles
n on the % Sd floors suitable for two gent enen Gao
their wives FAINT without snaH children Imme1 ste
pose.sion may be had by application through Box 256
Post Office, with address in full. adll WIS
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NIBLo's, AsTOR-PLACR, BRoADwAY.--

Me popular Comedian. NJ. W j. HAMMOND viii
appear in two new characters this evering spp0ed .!
Nr Chippendale Mr. Vsche Mr.. 10 Senon, Mr.. Dawson
and Mas II Pmllips-SArUROAY EVENING, Aug. ~
will be performed Tor the FIRST time, seby highly popular
Comm-distia. the
KING AND THE COMEDIAN. or Frederick Of Prussia
Stobsck the Comedian. Mr. W Hammond
In which character he VIII sing NaudeVe, our Is uie
I've on 10 V ciory Led
Frederick the or a.. King Of Prussia Vsehe
Capt Niddermanu erstenchw anehouugen Dawson
Quarter Of an hour niermisson for refreshments.
To conclude with an original sushabe' Buresque Bur
''"- ' HERCULES, THE KING OF cLuBs
6,P Daring M.s Horn
Doors open 6i-commencing u Admission Socls.
nrRTn>,s THEATER, CHAMBERSsr. -
DSATURDAY EVENING, Aug. u, viii be played the
TfPPERARY LEGACY. Or Voice from ould ireland.
Laniy S,rmmage. Brugham Bob Giles. Raymond
MI ooPuar Pas Miss walters
f. conclude with tn, laus liable farce Of -,
JOHN JONES, or the Most Unhappy Man IN the Word
John Jones' alias Henry smith NJ, gordS w. liar.
Polka Julien ......... Frederick and Mise walters
To conclude with the new Budesque of
LUCY DID sHAM-AMOUR.
gnrco d Morefat. f Meyer Norman Kss
Ramoudo PHILIPPE Lgcis.. MIS- Cs so1.,n
Prces-Dress Circle and Psrqueue 50 els Family CIR
Gle, Is cts Doors open sI7i-Curtsn will rise at aui
CASTLE GARDEN-Perornsnce to commence a .
~ O'Clock Admission p cents SATURDAY ENENNv'
Aug H. will be- scted the admramble Drama of
NAPOLEON'S OLD GUARD.
Lord Beauvlle. Mr. RhGr Rswson p ss
aversae NicSInson Lady besuVis ni,s rnps
Henry ............... Clark Meane. Miss NicAlusou
Favorite Song hy.....; MIS- II Lnlnfs'
Quarter Deck Hornpipe bv. Miss barser
Intermissonof half sn hour for Promenade &c.
To conclude with the Comic Sketch of the
BOARDING SCHOOL.
lanes Nj Holland COrnet kavanagh h, Nicklnscn
Cart HarcOurt. j. l. Baker Lieut. Narley ......Clnh
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JAcoB 5. PLATr, Aacnoncer.

NIASS WAKE.-IkNUE StAE--f'' n 49,
NjlcOB : PLArT will sell by suction. as above On
MONDAY l4yh inst at 10 O'clock a. ne Aucpon Nsnms
y Pis.t 10 packages being the eftre
.tock % hard Al the American Boston sssNorss Com
pauy, consisting Of general assortment Of every variety ~
lass OF heir manufacture. Catalogues are low
rea1y stating terms, and samples may be eNsunec en- t"S
mOrnlns Of sale. eel. II
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"a At PRIVATE sALE-T.o lO,' .i% rs,a o.. on

- At PRIVATE sALE-Tso lois smsiei on
- the south eide Of Twentiest between me ihho snd
~ Fourth avenues nearly opposite oramefcsPsnk,
-ize Of o q by 100 deep each Also two os on 'o1,h
ids of T~enysxihs bet Fourth ant Madison ave
nues sire Of lots Is by % q in deep each Also four os
o,s on ea. aide OF Fourhavenur, corner OF Nneteenh
size OF lots p by % deep each Also six lots on Ion sius
( Nneeenth-st adjoining, between lrving'ps.o shn
avenue sike of 3 by " 4 deep each For TAR
H., -. T,srul.r. Sc npply 10 A BLEECKER,
II i,y ~ Ancuoneer Brosd-et
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J. r. MONTGOMERY AgcuOneer.
10y j. ID. INGERsoLl. Il co. store =. se1s
Dst on WEDNESDAY Aug. 10. al 10 O'CLOCK A NJ soos
Shoes and brogsns-io boots shoes and eroga.
comprising desirable assortment Of fresh and sessonso-
sos direct nom the manufacturers sdsped TO the Norm
.rn. Western, Southern and city trade.
AT PsIvArE SALE. ID. l. co are constantly receiy
ng from he manufacturers great variety Of new ana es'
stock which they selling al private sale Al suction pe"s'
consisting In part OF
100 csses mems prime thick hoou
800 cases mems prime hip and calf bcos.
100 cases women's enc hid sippcrs
100 cases womens leather slippers and boshns
10 cases mems No. palm leaf has.
~ cases mems BLACK and white wool hsfs rulo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

PoLicx.-Yesterday afternoon officer Cody OF
Se First Ward and cSoonstable Josephs arrested two
Glows, named Joseph Stewart and George w Brown
a charge Of robbing man named Richards 81 Al
aormston being had before Justice Lsthrop, the prs
ners wcIe nnickly cnught Detained for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

DANcEs-Pierce's improved iwoosen Ranges: com
IL bining economy, convenience ana a9iaoIly lnese
Ranges are prom unced by The pubic a. the most suosa
ID M eetve apparatus for culinary purposes and heat
n OF water ever offered Hundreds OF references OF the
e, shit, H. I'll r.ses warranted % give saiisftc-
ton. OEOhvb Z ihA@NHT 80 80 -
p S-Pierces ranges repaired S4i- Nv
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an FArHIONABLE HATs.-Ja.l hnI.hrd,

IN FASHIONABLE HATs.-Ja.t finished me
I'LL most splendid srucle offered. elegant French
six hats at he low price OF g. usually sod for "
Also an article al e. 50 and 3! S-nest hats al ~
NIP inns BROWN, lt6 Csnsl-st
"A PART OF A HOUSE, "a or 5roousl Is wanted
"a. by liable and quet t-niily OF ufee per-
~ sons who oh to mAr permanent miSnsemrnn'
nus be in vicinity OF Wes Washington place OF Ames
!, ,Strsss srep.rf, box Sat POET Once auto 3uss
~ HOUSE WA>TED.-The advertiser, who has
4 family consisting of four persons, Wishes 10 rent fVt
A about the lst OF September next atwosiorS or smeli
three story house with without furniture must con
ain modern improvements and be sused m geuteei
neshborhood 81 Broadway and between touth ana
Twentieth sis II taken without furniture, lease Tor TWO
or NOR. wears will be expected. Address Box 2S o~ef
p o. stating location and terms. anlI Nv
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~ ,CONEY IsLAND-Lsndins a. FohI
1872 HAMILTON each way. Every sdnnsy
through the season. The fast and commo,
lious steamboat ST. NICHOLAS, Capt. J. ~ hodmsd WIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

DUARDIN BRO0KLYN.-A gentleman and lady,
ID or oae or two single gentlemen can be accommodated
with good board and pleasant rooms furnished or uniur
.hed In respectable private family IN deiighfjl sin-
euon within three minutes OF Fulton Ferry, on reasonable
terms Apply al " Sands-st aulZJ Jus
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IL sr.i~sy,LI6ersl cash sdvSnoes nsa- or eonsf1'
Ihe' r = 10, rIGiIrH NEw.YoRK TRADE SALE,
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Leffer from Mr.. Van Buren,.

Mr.. F. Butler read the following letter from
Mr. Van Buren, to the Convention, on Thursday
he l0fh instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

INQursrs-Coroner Walters held an inquest
Yesterday at No 20 Morrisst the body of
named Daniel Ieahy who was drowned while attempt
ns TO get board the steamer Empire State Verdict
Ncordingly - Also on the body OF Nicholas kuly who
ded suddenly from the effects of the intense heat Yer
Oct in accordance. Also on the body OF boy named
Charles w Edwards who came to his death by drown.
Tx while bathing of Judds Wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

CHARLES HOLT, Jr. has removed rom rul.on-
good assortment OF new and fashionable music CONSISTING
= songs Glees Ballads. VALVES, Poikas Olick.ieps &c
He : now publishing the music Of ne Chn.y hinsrr
e d. sus.nnsr - C.rry me back Stop that knocAng,
&c Muse Of Demps,er Russell, Hlichinsons sieyermaf-
49, -f-'' aul2 6iseOf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

DRINTER--Ac customer W aied iof > nesl no s and
and JOB Printing Oace N ti' cry a. present e9ins
$780,. On ,,,r .ec,red on The Ofce Address, with real
nawe Fnusf~ Tribune Office. aAi- D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

- ACONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAM,
EIAhcZNILT0N. On and sner July T. the Bos's VII
follows The ST NICHOLAS, Cspt
J. n. Rodmani JAMES MADISON, Cspt L. S'ssoni
EOsCIuSK0 Capt Y. B WeIs
NORTH RIVER
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r. FOR sHREWsBURY, LONG
s&zESBaANCH OCEAN HOUSE, yuGP!N0
POINT, RUMsON AND EATOSIOWd
LANDING.-The steamboat EDWIN LEWIS, Cspsan
Haynes win 40 follows from foot Of Barclay o. ~ D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

w yesrs has treated scarlet bilious Iyph9s and .hip
ver. on the Hydropsfhc psn and nas cured every cas-.
over one -ek when no drugs had been previously sdnn
,srs Cbronc diseases treated Al The establishment
,. - S.ioN'' iy22 ius'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

leaving S's c,.ss ..". AN r:"As
c,iA'"a. 'tiqS. psrsosx H''''.'..'.sn
tssyar Core, Island III Lssv1x con>y Island -
Fare each way, ~ cts Un ims
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\ rNITED STATES PATENT AGENCf Iot Iai

Z inr Ouf rafenfs and II1Hll- -,
- -osca n CIV Hall tMechani-s lnsuiuiel
anll 3meod" CHAhLf-S \ D.---e- = :. 49,
nAGURRREOTYPE PLATEs, o. superior qua ls
- ~ s,IoI@sae and retail; cases, chemicals nstl
nent. ard sppsrSnseverythng IN the line, constantly On
hand and for sale Al s, ,,s, ,,,..-.., r,.,,<
~ $1,000 ,1nrr 297 Broadway 10 pas Broah~ay =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

~ Az ansice-s 20 idrcrserents sent b. NAL z4si Be PO
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

The Panorama opens with scene In the Gulf Of Mexico
with a fne display Ct sailing vessels steamers &c. and a
view Of The Isaod and Guy OF Galveston Shortly AFTER
this. the behoier sees before him
TAYLOR'S ARMY ENCAMPED AT CORPUS CHRISTI.
Presently graphic view 4
THE ARMY UNDER MARCH.
with Us long train Of wagons, pleases the eye Aher the
DAYS march. mad the
ARMY ENCAMPED FOR THE MONT,
with 10 Camp Fires Ssnrnels. resmsers, Sc Mex comes
a Mfs-like view Of
THE ARMY FORDlNG THE COLORADO RIVER.
This very beautiful scene, aud admired by ali who
view TO- The appearance OF the planted ON either
bank Of the protect troops while crossing the
march Of the men and horses into the wae the taken
by the soldiers elevate their muskes ard banners above
their head. bile wsdng Amos, shoulder deep the beauty
Of the surrounding forest scenery the ne lowing stream
itself the Of the troops the opposite bank and their
formation into line again. al N this piece. be bat
fsiny described 10y word aOne must be seen TO be sp
precaied While the sudiencs sdminug the piece Just
described the scene changes ard they geze ona
VIEW OF THE CITY OF MArAMOROs,
with ia barracks OF Mexican sodery From this city the
bah "a carried In siphf Of ha