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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

s-S - DuCf p.-No MoSoFOLi f..seals Is
,, sr f,ot Of Rohfnsos first above Barclay. Steamer
RIP VAN WINKLE. Capt samuel SCHUYLER Vii .esscea
Monday. Wednesday ard Friday, a. 0cocA, ~ ~
"a ts Office on the dock This b, fwii arrive AZ al uns
I'M srrle time for the Morning Trains Fast or West
Fr,.h taken Al moderate rates All persons are icr
trlstng Tins boa, without written order ifon ne Cap
80. up n
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
News from the Plains.

IRON he - Ioas Reputl,al J.ur ,o
Capt Nanvlet Of toe Quarermastcrs Depart
neni arrived In this city Yesterday direct ifon foft
Chics new poe; estabished ON the Platte RIVER al
the head Of Grand sland about ~ niles above fort
Kearny Capt v eit the Fort on the 'tn INST van p
small escort train OF wagons wa % leave soon ai
Col Powell In command Of the Oregon ba'laAon
reached the head OF Grand Island on me lst ms, WIN
three compsnies-capt Sublcus Nctsusisna ana
Craigs. The two other companies, WIZ the baggage
trains arrived four days after. The ohc@rs ana pa,
were In excellent heath-only one man oiea on iae
ronte private in Capt S.uarr's company
Col Powell held a Ircafy vito the fawnee Indians
in which they sod 10 the United states me whole Of
Grand leland and strip Of and on ether side Of the
river for the cssab. hing Of United states military
,,ost The tcrms Of the Treaty we have Lot learned,
but understand that tort WI be erected opposite me
head OF Grand Island on the south bank about hrec'
quarters Of mile from tue river The Island - COW
cred with timber but the country around g an open
and ysst prairie This vii be The nrsi post On the line
after lesyidg + OFT kcafny
The Pswnee Indians are Represented a. 10 very ols'
fressed condition. Their stock %. provisions D. eN
haused the tribes around them ~ war with mem
aud they dare 20 out % hunt besides they are ae
tifuic Of ammunition aud badly provided n arms 4
short time previous % Capt leaving Dand OF lo"a
and Sac made attack Pagnee village ana TOOK
seventeen scslps.
On the tn he passed through on one o. inc hnesi Of
the Pawnee villages which vas oeseftsa W. ,,
a marty OF about 20 sioux warriors crossed me TfeI
aud came up 10 him After they len nun tney returned
and burnt the Pawnce village. and. ne suppose oe-
,lToyed their crops Along ule route ne met several
,.,,ies ~ psUpees going out % hunt and farther on,
Ia The hs he met party Of near 800 Chiennes, wait.
ing 10 attack the PaVnees. Col Powell has promised
me Indians 81 the protection In bis power but j. u
hardly possible tnht M sinai iDict eah het 'DA ie
wars among The tribes.
Capt v met two psrtie. Of emigrant' about ~ wag
on, m each one al head Of Grand Island and the other
about Is miles below the Island The former was DO d.
ing I'D for the latter both getting along very well
The erass was abundant, Several parties Of Nornons
were passing up on the north side Of the river bound
for the Great salt lake.
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=. FnR sAIR or EXCHANGE-A aeH.
INSUR RANCE.

LNICK FIRE INSURANCE con-
~ PANY or NETWORK, Office % WA-st-tfpiial
Sl200Oo-O- finally incorporated 10 l78.-Ths Company
continues fo insure against oss and damage by IRE on he
r-t favorable TERMS il operations are confined chiefly %
the Civ NJ Now-Y0rS and its immediate proximity. Al
Losses ~ gsied and paid with prompuess AL heraiy
DIRECTORS.
Ge,rye Ireland John Ootl0-t George Arcularus
Robert Benson. John Campbell, George Oonkln.
Joshus Brush. Robert J. STUART john cray
RoIf.. Moore Edward Cook. Asher Riley
Anfhouy Lamb Adam Norle. koleft Kermit
BEN De Forest VILLAIN Tucker. Chas. Levench
Anthony Chsri0r, Lnvi-c hamersey w iiau bfoH ning
Alex Lawrence William p Dean. Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND, President.
p w-Dovttn Secretary OF
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ISDIAS NEws-The Van Barca ARK Ia'eNr
gsaee Of the 10Th inst has the following items Of Indian
news
Col A H. Rutherford has returned 20 the -upcr.n
tendency with funds for the Treaty Party Of the
Cherokces. amounting the F0rf Smrh Heratd says 70
5000
Iittle John Rogers a Cherokee, was killed near Fort
Gibson by shsdrsch COrdery The latter was accused
Of Kidnapping some Seminole negroes, and Rogers was
endeevorng 70 arrest him. when be- was shot by Cor
derry 800
CuAasE or KrDNAPFfNC.-A Mrs. Wilson was ar
rested and brought down % Fort Smith last sunday
charged with kidnapping Seminole negroes. Upon cA
animation before Justice Pearson she was discharged
ForL MUaDER-Cfeek Starr and Isaac Cam, half
blood Cherokee killed r. Cherokee woman near
Evansville on the 27th Gam is descrtcr from Capt
Enyart's company Of volunteers now in Mexico
6RaED PARrIEs-5everal armed parties, composed
Of whites and Cherokee passed through this city dur
ing the past week IN pursuit OF the refugee Outa"s
who are now being rooted out OF their stronghold on
the line near Evansville The citizens of the state AMI
Of the Nation have taken the matter IN hand M real
earnest and from the stirring business they dd ast
Saturday and sunday have great reason 10 believe
that they will soon rid the country of this handful
NEwspAPER IN TIE CHOcTAw NArfoN.-Ne learn
that Mr. Ball formerly merchant IN Doaksyille, has
gone on for press and materials for the purpose OF
publishing newspaper at Doaksyilc.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS HEALTH ~
1 STRANCE COMPANY, or BOSTON.-Capital 5000
Doars-Insure allowance Of -Four >N or Eight Dollars
weekly during nrapacy By reason oi sickness rom sleih
Ing 10 business az extremely low Of preiaum, with
share ~ profits the Insured Information relative % te
prncp and advantages Of Health Insurance may De o
fqne OF The gent who will receive applications Tor poll
ces l. ADAMS. u. Agent or W. VAIN DRlNkER
ieS n IS Chamber-st six doors from Broadway.
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-. rysss,e snsts1 HOu-ATONiC dr.
AzSi sss-s@s..,J RAILROAD, .A<--fz.s.>.s.
sf.G-r.If-SH- piusfald North Al s@rs -s-->~Hs

I7sUTTTI W
ans Wdhamstown, Bennington Rutland, Lebanon spnngs,
SC via the HOusliouc Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGFNENr-IO commencing Monday MAY
The steamer NIAGARA, Capt Brooks Jr vii lea's
Ness-Yors from tie pier foot u Nnketsi daily, Sundays
eNceptsll ~ O'clock NJ Or Bridgeport here pesse'
gers ts.e fhe ELEGANT and commodous Tie Honsa-
tonic Ngurad arriving nj the State Line 1.-THE junction WIN
te Me-en RairUed) hslEnast Z NJ in time 10 isks
te car. East or West Fare - Stages In connecnon
with The cars Lee, LcnoN Old ,iockbrdge, CursvAe,
Ninsi,d and Norfolk aiso, % Lltclhcd, Sharon Wood
bury. Daubury and Bethel
LEBsN0N SpKiNGs.A line Is arranged by which pss-en-
gers from Newly ork reach this place by day gl VIA
comfort and expedition than hy any other route fs
through. 81 in
No AGENT ~ his Company Is authorized 10 Jake ch1fge1
Specie Bank Notes valuable papers, or p receive en
FOR transportation on any conditions. Freight received
the depot foot Of Markets. from O'Clock A NJ TO o0coa
u. Positively not amer hat hour.
q. NJ PERRY Agent Ohce on he Pier
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NOTHING LIKE LEATHER.

Hose FOR THE CROrON WATER. for fre-engines
steamboats, manufactured from the best Ossannet
l-siher with wrought copper rvets always hand ADD
Tor sale AZ ne lowest prices by
rvs 71s JOHN y BOWIE co 81 Ferrv-si. Y. ?.
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=, = rs...s.....s,s7. NEW ARRANGEMENT TO

-. ! .ffs.<f&fl NEW AhifANts ~
- -, .--s,aSrf H,WHEELISO Clhcn
nsn,by Morning and Eveuing ifeinsf ron
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Cumbe1lsnd slh
out delay Passengers having choice 81 day Or ngh
and Passenger Route Thr0u ia IN " hour from NeWiofk
Pittsburgh and Wheeling thence 10 Cincinnati ~ LDis
NewOTleans, and the south and West-passengers gong
directly through BY the United States Mail Trains.
Leave New.fOfk, foot Of LiDeriy-st. Al W and u
Pm FOR Philadelphia and connect with lines FOR Baltimore
Leave Philadelphia by 10 PM usln for Baltimore and
rive IN ne with u AN tain for Pilisburgb ,nd
Wheeling, going directly through without delay.
Leave Philadelphia by Railr ed from the Of Eeyeah
and Market sf8i AN for Baltimore and arrive 10 ms
10 connect with PM tram for Pittsburgh and Wheeling,
and going directly hrOu "a without delay
Leave Philadelphia by steamboat Al q 2 NJ from Dockal
wharf Sundays esceptedJ and lodge IN Baltimore
The only line Sunday from Philadelphia for baltrnOfs
IL by Railroad. a. 10 Pm
Leave Baltimore al u AN and ST. dsily BY the Bald
more and Ohio Railroad.
Leave Cumberland at6Pm and6 AM by twenty daily
lines Of he National Road and Good Intent Comp
and arrive In Pittsburgh or Wheeling evening and he
following morning.
Passengers Cor Pusurgh take the splendid new and mol
srn-buil steamboats, e. Brownsville, and thereby have oJ
"a miles Of staging The whole route.
Frsfclass e sb oats leave Pittsburgh sndWheeing reg@
larry, and passengers are forwarded without delay Cn0
nan and All other port IN The South and West
Passengers fpf Baltimore, Pittsburgh Or Wheeling Ibs
notice becomes necessary account Of persor
selling ueSes 10 New-f ora, for other lines and he holders
Of sucn uckets suppOsng tey authorized 70 pass
our hfsicsss rsins Baltimore aud the South and Nest
fhey nave 40 connection with u.s.
FOR through tickets by this route apply In ephs 81
the Railroad Once corner u Market and Eleventh u
- South Thrd-st, board steamboat Dock wharf
Fare through Rom Philadelphia % Pittsburgh sl2 10
Wheeling s3 With he privilege Of stopping Baltimore,
sad tesaming seals at pleasure FOR farther lnioTns1on
sP2ly,%P .c,.vgL sL ;gn Az. A. /.
7 - AFnsr-TF
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state Loan.

The bids for Che Loan Of s4s9,sl9 3d. Tor the enc
lsrpenen OF the Enc Canal and the Completion OF the
Gcnesee Valley and Black River Canals were opened
this day and were as ioOws.
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-. prnpi-E - IINE.-ALsANY Dlr

l. Sii,.---TAND NIGHT SlEANtkS.-pays .earsg
~ sA--ka---s1-sste HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt Go
han ru,.i.vs Thnr..isys. and Saturdays q A " fna
the foot of bsrc.sy-si making me Ds-a' 'a-s' ''lss
on the opposite Gays a.. ts.., >ru--o,
Sfx o'c.o-k thr-ugh sicsmeTs, ne i>AAC NEWTON,
csrf Nm nj Peck OREGON, CAPT A Z - JOAN, cs-y
lS-irisvs exrcTfed.l ate p ". ,,.-,,, ,,,,.,,.
4 : Sal Line % steamers, ne SUI - NlEhCA.
Csrf II Hufse. SANTA CLAUS. { APT -ilenlori cAiy
y ,rlr.s ~ frau the Pier uor.h side 81 btff aye
Al ~ ths shove hoaIs connect regularly WIN ne IA.
-,sd Car hound West Past snd Norm from AIbaay
Frerhi aiken moderate prices, am WIEN i'-llvl ~
Dc -f arriv Peoples Line Otce, li Ofeel"ltns 70
p { SCHULTZ pier between LIBERTY and 1oriand "a
erfoNVN LANE wharf between Barclay and holinsoo
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METALLIC BLOCK LETTERs.-The sub
lAscbers having been appointed agents for the sale Of
Nefatc Block Letters, r0g Offering the public
.arEe ssforlnrif % the different sizes. and plata
al DIEIL, BROTHER GO. 10 Nlllara-st
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For SAFE.

- PRIVATE SALE.-SOr tn BROOkLlN.-Tle
- fTo-slrv and afle nrcsfr1r house ana Dog l Tee -
- Dourss-.t SIZE of house = hy s. feet finished -" n
marble marfes. folding doors, black rf1e,. panirles rc
70 " Dos = ty iN feet deep 80 NAV remain on uo-l
ard mo-raye For farther particulars apply 70
les lw A ]. BLEEChER. Alcuoneer 2 broad.i
- NITLAND WATER POWERFOR SALE
{, a fournr mill win ave run of sicue Two Tor custom
- s-i Tree flr merrt1r, worsl wsth considerable sur
rus water on Of the most durable srreaus 10 Western
NeyvTors situated % sp.esssni and thriving village ara
boats pass within shy rods Of the mill TIE property VII
be so.d af bargain For paflcnlars inquire ct
iel imDkW q. r RELAY. 75 Fesey-sL
- FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A delightful.
t. country Tor sale uf exchange On ne BANKS o'
- The Shrewsbury River. lre over one nile rom ne
Ocean House containing about seventy l sores o tfsi-
ra.e early market gardening Land the Improvements on
the place TIE best possible order Wih plenty oi rl
&c within few rods ~ The steamboat al1ng Fer par
tcllars inquire q, - Bowery. lmyjHl J RIDLEY
a FOR SALE-A beautiful place containing sbcli
10 fifteen acres u wen cultivated and with grated irl
trees having 0r a house. barn. two shops. WEI OF
good wlfer hy he door, and n good fence he place j.
calculated 20 sIf either -eureman's residence me-.
eha1c rr gardner-i- situated y ules from Nswlors and
three miles rom Newark laf way be.v cen oouted ard
BeyIe NewJcrsey Part Of the purchase money car re-
main on bond end mortgage Tor fern oi year, for iai
tler particulars inquire of BILL 90 ~
ii9 -wcod ilc Nt-'a1-sl-
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PAPER-PAPER-PA
ono CASES low price Cap and Letter Paper
%UU lo0 cases fine { ap and Letter Paper
1900 realms Of Straw Wrapping
1000 reams Of Rag Wrapping Paper.
1000 reaus u Hardware Paper
l.2l0 reams " Euveiop Paper.
800 resms Of while and colored Tissue Paper
1000 r-arns u cO.Ored Paper
50 tons Hanging Papers.
~ tons Binders Boards.
10 tons Trunk Boards.
l8 tons Bandh0N Boards.
81 tons Sheathing Paper
100 gross Bonnet Boards
For sale a. the lowest market prices, By
rv10 lm CYRUS W FIELD 90 " tiH--.
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rnO LBS. MlNION TYPE, the sase as lately used
4 ..DbO0n this paper a. - cents per lb.
10 be- Agate lie same rs lately used advertising
columns. a. p cents per To-
TERMS CASH-It may BE- purchased m QUANTITIES 10
suit applicants GREELEY 4 MCELRATH
urviS NkSWF
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= 81, ID LINE-For Albany s1d Troy dire,t-tpa
~-,ss-rsH.1 s Pier al he foot ~ Oorilard-si FeCrs
taking these bos WI arrive n Troy n ume 90 sAe e "a.
ne.f morning trains West TO Buffalo, aud No'h % lac
.,-,-.,. .rsf C.rfrrian The low pressure fesnlloa
TRoF CAM Nm Vi Frazee. on Monday, wednesday "a
E15s, N s oclork 2 " The news and splendid siea1.
g. ~ Ssnriey Al O'Clock Freight mlsi he lll a
,S,r,. OF he freight Agent DE Company ~. nNhs
responsible fof oss For passage, SC apny on 80 % .
40 CHAMRFRIAfN. ~ fIIn u.ice ~ ne WHAT
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A-PnONs AND FORKS,

Acand Tea add table spoons q heavy silver psie. for
ssesmboas hotels and private families. for sale Bur
l.ag-sAp BY LUClUS HART. las Rosrdman HGt
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I,NNFInp-. NnTE PAPER-. No. -. -

LW sfrs-Elsiung Cards enanell1i. embossed painted
and ornamelied; Small Ban Leer Paper, liEdge Leer
Paper &c &c blank BOoks-A large assortment AWAY. on
hand. from which BE- selected which cannot al 70
plesse Printing. Ruling snd Binding the lowest rates
.ia-lflcurers u frllcss celelraei Mlnl Letter WI
isr- FRANCIS a LOuTAEL BooEb.nder.
i-9 I'D Si4loners, y Maiden sre.
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f.-- r-z.sfzes.zay7 PATER-ON ~ NEW-YORk
Ia -<.xss~.-ss5css. RA lLROAD LiNE.-SUMMER Ar
- - RANG EMENrS, 10 commence 90 he
lot Of May. ls48-Leaye Paterson at O'Clock A. N.
A. NJ. llg A 81 and 1 T. NJ
Leave New-YOrk Al q o'clock, A. NJ. A. NJ ~
p ~ and 5 p NJ on SUNDAYS
Leave Paterson al O'clock A. ~. and r 81.
Leave New-York at 3 o'clock. A. N. and 3 r. NJ i3
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GLASS GLASS ?. GLAsS!.!
5000 s9 81 . American "'1a'" 0.''' ''on '''
- hxs double thick English Crown from lnxlA % 2xS
i0O 10 English Crown single thick from loxl2 ~ lfX1
100 do French Window and Picture Gisss from eNs 10
Tx8 80
I00do double thick English Sheet from l8I2i 20 laX1,
verv superior slrc.s f1r show windows. FOR sale BY
r.uln .n. A sCHANCK. D. DIvisI0n-st
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amman 4 Whiehouse. n. York, for
selves and ON foreign account....,..

Il vyas understood after the subscription that parts
of n bad been taken by Mr. Whtehouse ,oi the nrm OF
Cammaun 4 Whitehouse) who was present on French
and swiss account Alb Eve Jour. 25th.
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a DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGs.

SLEEP ~ PEACE
TIVE DEAD-SHOr BED-BUG POISON. new article,
exceeding anything known for destroying those noNQls
vennln st received and flr sale wholesale and retail By
KETCHAM HENSHAW,
lelr In III Fntln.t y I he only .EenIs n us civ
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THE WINNEBAGOEs--A correspondent OF ihc
81 Ions RereiHe. writing from Fort Atkinson, on
the I'd inst. says.
We have had deal of trouble. and very many vi0
lent councils with the Indians the subject OF their
removai-the principal objection being fear OF inc
sioux so strong WAS this feeling among them that
some few days since, alter the Withdrawal OF The troops
from their councis they attempted flight in body TO-
ward Missouri. / dispatched Lieut. Mchenhcy anu
.hout hty men after them Just al shutdown. They
were ovorhsuod about midnight Lieut. Nick geiuhs
between them and shutdown, held them ia cheek uhii
some of their fears were sllsyed and, sending out
email reinforcement, had them marched 10 within
three miles of the Fort where they are now. the whole
tribe literally under guard To-day shall send the
balance OF my command down, and after turning ever
the public property here will follow tins evening my.
self and camp among them until the otn INST "hcn We
will ell take up our line of march for the Crow WING
river latitude a. degrees north. shall have with me-
my whole company and a wclltried sN-pouuder. The
Indisns are now satisfied of two hing--that there i-
not so much danger a. they appfehenfed ahd tlai
danger or no danger they are bound 20 Co. We shall
travel two weeks Of the time through tine elk and bu
falO
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Il FOR sale cheap TOT cash. % afpiofe4 cftor az alf
GmROY's Inventions ami Improvements n Power Looms
FOR weaving figured and plain fabrics Isee the All o
Weaving" PAGE 81 O i7a. au4 lg -l0 Do X - also
four P0werl 00ms with scQuaris. and SCI Of casir1n
models, polished for tie foundry Purct a-ers VII be- eu
uted % al moneys due recoverable from uiflgers
samples OF the goods produced in these machines may De
Inspected. For farther particulars apply. either personally
or by letter postpaid, 10 CLINTON @. GlLRO4,
ie.6 lw "a Nassal-sL Newly
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s.1tN VI ~ 81 - ~ s .e a., ~
toe cleaning dyelr. tailoring. and repairing establishment
6oLf here Fuu -ei AT grease, pi-ch, ar paint
and que -xtrscie- from your clothes without song yOur
OBI. fle -lurt-- notice. and on The most reasonable
a-s by J. b NOAH, 66 Got - Two doors from esan
Brle highest rrce paid Tor gerLenens cls.-of cloth
tnF r.
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sTRAW Gnnns


s.TRAW GOODS.-A llrge and splendid assortment q
= sraW IoOts u every description. suitable fIr men.
boys ard i-f4nls, n MOSARQUES la. and Cap ware
hrris@ - Hnsra~v fa fraF
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CONVEYANCES.
n-~. REGULAR MAIL LINE a.

u~-ss-< $3.50 va ,inungtou and Providence
- The FERRY 81 Providence = svoifed bg fhe ~
srrrh Rar0si il.and Route through si'houl chsa,s ),
c. or BAGGAGE. TIE s,csmef q. EANDkRBiLT Gu
Ia.f s,o1e nd MASSACHJ SETrS Capt Potter IA - ~.
n-oa viii De S'oulngon ai Providence ar Bosioa ~
Providence Railroads. leaving Sew lay slrcsys 20
rs,,.-s frori rIer 3 Norh River a. gcock NJ -,
t5nraon Il 5cocs 2 y. ~ upon tc arrival ~ hes.i
rr ffn Boston These steamers afe rsra sse IN 49,
.,'uor ard coufurt having each ~ iheu ~ afge co
ions private state rooms snd oefhs for - pefso1s =
si. irree privr,e rooms for families am psfors n.
sesn,srs arc ofcered By he nosi experienced ea "A
WI shorten the passage between Nc"-l Or sna e.ss
60 HI H. bsl. ts.rahv arriving n ample urne sos a. =
Inns rinnlne from New iork. Norl solA Al Wee. "a
Ill lie lines from Boston Nonh snd fssl -
re- q VANDERBILT viii leave Nev-Yors, Tuess,,
THURSDAY ant saturday. Leave S.ouin i"u ''-1Ay Wei
uesisy ard FRIDAY. -, a,
" Wednesday ard Friday Leave Sionlnson Iue''Ay Ia.
day and Saturday 49,. -.
n-tou proceed .nmedoicy ID the spirad haifoad Csa
IN Providence and Boston. 1sEs axe master accff ~
49, o.t rams to and lrol bo-ivn' % iake clsss 4
is bsraaac For passage, tcrlhs, stale rooms on m "a
application may De- made 20 ne AeAis % ~ "-a'7 - A
he ofice. l0 Saucry-n ace. hl
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-r-ss WESTERN s-,,9e-,IrTITTlts
s.slla.---NsAGE COMPANY-NeN z -

- SAUL ApAlIA AN NEW -, -.s.l
S-a,ts<S LEW fOrk.-F0r the purpose Of
meeting he inst demands Of the public IN te want Of safe,
cheap and comfortable eynce Tor eingrans and other
ers0ns wishing passage West and North, and also 20
leye themselves from TIE odum J frauds heretofore pfuc-
rced ami prevent The same n dreio secure % The car
er moderate compensation. and 10 the traveller safety
AGAINST unpOslIon-he propretOrs upon the principal
lines OF Canals have established he above Company,
which under their immediate care, Or Of agents Of CHARGE
ter and sbliiy
The Company propose making very low phces-to pub
-h hen and allow CHER price % be taken IN any
Al several points on the route Tie names Of responsible par
hes viii be given who VII be accountable for any wrongs,
and will and satisfy Al fl-i mplainfs.
TIE FOLLOWING Az TIE RATES OF FARE.
To Ucs..............Sl 75 To Ire. Pa ,...Si ~
Syracuse ul 80 Cleveland, ONO ~
- Rochester. gl boiedo' . DO '..... 20
&c Buffalo .......... oo - Detroit Mich $3.50. %
Milwaukee. WIS.,. oil 60 Southport, WIS.,. 8 90
Cincinnati Ohio 30. 8 00 &c Chicago, III ....... 2 90
We nge below some Of The principal Prophe'ors who
compose the association
IDE. corr a co Troy and Erie Line
o. y CHAPLIN CO Merchants Trans. Company.
IT. PEAsE. Merchants and Mllens Line.
J 81. HOOKER 7. 4 o. and y Y O Lines
II. r. MECH. b. and o Line and y. Y I. Gu.
n A. WILLIAMS, EckiCu Line.
RICE. CLAPP co. 7. = A. Line.
l. c. EVANS, Eyans's IT, Line.
II b HEWVEfTr 4 co y. Y and Ia Line
q. G. CHASE 4 co. ". 4. Co.
D. II. GRIFFITH. Gdfihs ". Line.
C. L. BRACE co Fulton Line.
WALTERS co. o. r Co
& 4. GODDARD Z co. d. aud o. Line.
". MONTEATH 4 CO. Clinton Line
NJ N,CALEB CO. Am. T Co.
n WHEELER co.
For farther information b routes and fare call n The
'olOwing Offices belonging % The Company. ~ Cedars
toe Office Of the Albany snd Troy Steamboat Company,
the pier foot u COrand-sl and ~ Wess corner Of
Barclaysl JOHN ALLEN.
as 5rn~od Superintendent. SevS-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

lime BROWN -HEETING--ln large ~ suit
y able for exu0r. the following s'yle-- w tochnL tl
WsIfbsn Hope Chelmsford. Hoosset Dorchester W BIO
wick Ceutreviie UKbuI4e, Clinton New lerrinac a-o
Afo W0rce,er Hsb0rJ. New Be iflrd, berlck. Nyo-
49,, Nanotfsfer NEsMtIH d. co Agents,
81 Sd and ~ Pire--f.
S,TARK MILLS SHEETfNGS.--i0 bales A and
= = 81 inch brown sheefnrs, Tor sale hy
ie2l NEsMlIH ". Dl ana '1 r ,ug-,-
UI.1uITON SUEETINGS.-2j cases 50 and l2-f
Hi and bleacned sheetlgs, us received i9f sat ny
iell NESMlTH a co. 5o and - Pi1e-si-
VJERNIANN CAS$INERE~.-2o cases % these
4 l new and beautiful McriuO CassImeres Tor sale uy
ie2( NESMlIH W ~ anu % J IA'-st.
DLRACHED GOODS-Ccmpnsing sn extensive -,
ID s0nineni Orwell known styles. 81 ~ - o. lo4 ~
and 70 and 90 widths. for sale by
my {. r. HARRIS ~ fA'htn-e- pia't.
NEERINO -5ocases slperins he'
NInDo Css.Imeres comprising every variety of color and
texture for sale hy C. HARRIS i6 Eychangepiace NV
DLUE AND WHITE and blue and orange fnn.s-
I'D neR and desirable patterns, on hne and medium clolls
for sslet y lmy1l G. T. HARRIS, 90 tNcn7nge,place.