davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
MONTHLY p, l.
VII TIN -

MONTHLf F.LLE-
NG TIN No. 3
The VOL. has ever been the
Scen.e Of the tiercest sirug.
giles between Truth and En-
ror. No sooner does Truth
proponnd an important the
ory, than Error. with lis le-
gion OF allies, seeks TO arrest
lis progress. a most illus
trious instance OF this, was
the opposition made to the
immortal Jenner. His mind
was led, under Providence,
to the discovery of Naccina-
ton, by which that dreadful
scOurge. the Small PoX, was
robbed of its terrors. He
found that the matter from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
Domestic Ports.

ENHAVFN. Jay l9-Arr .chrs Pacfc Usher Philadelphia
LEWIS Chester Banks. dos George Wash stou Rasre Cot
veil, Albany Olivia anj Ncnl O-de4. lhie'phs ssei br
Auaa Nior,, sCh Robert Mors Bu.hty. Pil1ephsi Minerva
Albany loelh Warren. Ch1pn.n. 89i Csas H.aiey Houeh
40 .io,p OtaeIo Abary.
HARTFORD, july l4Arr sch Sarah Elizabeth To1ker Nlo
sNo.s Merchant lriUu. Aany ke1errl and Steele Fhla
tc Ifa Sailed, -chr le1a nnane. Nfurs Emily.
fNONiptNtf. Jrf Am sclr Nn kf.n. isucs4. Norfrik
sfops thet hr-ls, NIsms Anon. Miller. Nlox Sled. sch
Autafes o1ley, tautet senate Chapman. oriouf Capitol
Nosloni sleeps Native, honioui Rtdnat NYors
NEW hlkffOkI Ju, lAAu ors Anna. fow e Ph iaie pIs
futea trrce. ba1lor Wsssl Hopkls. Fhsie qhs freir
Pearl Oreense Edclf schu PssS fans Hoffman phladel
phls BE hsn'y, N Arhoa Tura-r. nsasort
NkW thpfuNp, July laArr sn South Carolina, nar~ouih
scAr- Marcy, fnlaielhn Be'nl, Burugsme Albany Henri
GIBBS. GIBBS, DO May Elizabeth, ANTHONY, Boston, sop niey
Bumuus. Albany.
BOSTON Jas i9-Arr shIgs raen Rrooss Hel-e NOr-sns
Pstn Hs,rse fsrss peirssr' Teher Pinsit, rnrr-s
Or Scott Lon.on Pen Con s'cphs BRIG. Ci-,a brown
Yankee Rob Tom ftne, Ctnpoe Ns'has tai a,. - F.
ardsn Atctaite McCaaei arChan Kelly Lancet Pl.1-ook
end Nnclan. Bskct raadrphti hrs Mr ENan sryrns De-
Hsn, Yates Armada Mss1 N.iils 3eIwi ruoni. Fischer
Hor,on Colsan. Ocor.e AID Ery Ns-ort Chsrne Nash
nortrse Poland. Brg-Tsfer Mf'lc~s. sod Deraark
fiaterta l.arr >Isen Augusta. NEkerson. sni Autni
Abaos fHCe lowell Mares f.raei So Latal oeud.
FOREST kehsrts 10 Nioik; Augusta, Is lr, B Tsela-'
harks sasssa au ncrhos u NOrean tss F-aus is-
m ftHaiep Ct 81 Ge Oh ictef Crlaru C1l1i 'icr
hsl-s, flrle CIV Br.gs ba-tf. brcs ArVsts
g. Ofsr-etu Rochelle. S-F'entsr Srkercn. TrnrHn Pst
rl-. pc-- pcfa4 rhls Jorh. Leigh. slrsniah Nr'
CTaw Bait Wnn rss r fl sa-sa lngasu. Rck nfton no
ias.foas schT Ranhoe b'rhmcnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
HEAVEs IN HORSES CURED.

~ HORSES ARE TROUBLED with 10 diseases
I~ which injure them m value r,1ch Heaves and
N> other coTlp aints OF the respiratory organs The
anmsl which aoors under any disease Of hs kind pen
ard struggles for breath when urge Ordinary everol
OF this VII dcurociae horse IN vsue ~ least onehaf his
original vsiae, when t0acsed u re eiad These
psias ara gesirg TO be most asrnngy prevalent, and
thus behooves hoTsc-Owners 10 look cpi for remedy
~hoA can be depended uPon ss specinc sa- oS ms par
klREBRIDEs TATTERSALLs HEAvE POWDERS
e olefed win confidence 10 The puuc. This remedy g
eSsi Of ts mad QseS p re ao,- e. tis ps5, ard
- eaned 10 such popularity ard 81 great sale, ta ~
asaai wih for every beneficial remedy or invention. has
scores 81 inefficient tBsfors Rnl from Is extraordinary
sn'en'y X stands pF,r neu above s Others More shsn
SO TESTIMONIALS
WIZ ana veres have been sCndeFeo. 81 OF which
uaNe pen p1tsed Scarcely day passes bn4 we receive
used OF sod our remedy. Beioyv " = subioin -e 81 a.
,siSsii ~ -. as D. =, c Dyer. Jr OF Providence
Mr. Csiln OF u1s city has cured three horses OF he
hsavcs by yoar remedy, and great many Others inn
banded rs. 10 does not spesk very fsvoraii,- III . %
pound called Heave Cure, which some one has ,,., 49,,
tempted 20 introduce here.
Nh c Dyer Jr. Three weeks $40 ru-rA..os =. ~.
agent IN Providence package Of Powders called Easvs
Cure, snd gave 70 my horse seco-tng 70 direcons Il
bad 70; the slightest eject upon the disease neirh Of
nine . short me previously purchased u you a packsre
oil -Kirkhrde's Iarersslls Beaye Puwdcrs~ winch lie
gave O. bis horse directed Tor bed o. he HeAveS
have seen sad ss sAer hs horse since And cnaid MOI
discover the ezsi symptom appearance Of The disease
rsIaaning, snd have ioeay purchased psessse Of ne
sane Srlce u you. being confident thai vii erct azure
seesoak. Mass May IS lsS. CALVIN ;. PECh.
CAvrioN-The Hesves have been heretofore considered
y 81 e.e 81. snce ~ renaISa7ie reineSy uas eo.l-ee
N - many esses here now every day sprns az rei
edes trhoi profess 20 b. alRe Persons eauuoued
% tewsro Of to cheap eonIoands Of gnser tax seed
anc Discs snAmony &c and boy remedy bu the amer
sails sd observe ihAi he genuine bezrs the written srS-
ere u A X COUCH Co to counterfeit Which forgery
4 co l49 Fuiion-si Newly ORA, cole Proprieiors
Sod also BY A l. Winsnip n Ear Broadssy If New.
YOrk rsasr'sI' SUITS Hssd. VI swssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
20 FIJT,rs or WE SUPERIOR CoUaT.
SCHOOLS.
rARRvrnUTF rfrs0IrUTE.


a Select Boarding Scnoo IVY Bc-1 a; Tarfy,own - z.
= NEWMAN. PRINCIPAL.
TsNdIS INSTITUTION is pe'-oufly st-Gad ole-if -
a rale norh If IRE v lave lesrfie -p-- oc 7--a ~ J
,ndrc 1as ake- lud e oui iaif ne from DE sieamhoat
rtlculsad fr che rurrofe. having ample Play ground SC
In Ibis Ir.rtnuoa Young gentlemen VII Boz thoroughly no
snic1d n W he branches Of gn English AND Classical edu-
Tde scipue win be mild and parental vel eltce cal
CulGCl 10 excite ana please. ricT iin 10 enl2IJa- el
rerriax De Wind. ord pupil VIII be allowed % PASS
ftri1cn hs eri4es ur he hrs borough --t r--- Pc
,, reo OF l1e sllle, and every attention VII b. pau 20
ti.air manners. morale end intellectual improvement
The Principal having been more aiau i".a. trus sle-
cessfllv enraEed in h profession feels himself 10 frl
nefen 10 eve perfect slsC00 % h1so 81 lo may ra Dc
he ne iuslrlton.
There are rgo terms in Tho yPsr each - voess
JAc summer Term commencing on ne tl oi VI ay' ana
lHs Winter le FIRST Of NJ75n1eT tnu 5' scholars 10y
he Admitted any une bui moi for less period nan cne
tenn whoc, -DeCin egref nsut The nrce OF gaf- ann
Tuition including walking sri menlnc FOR .lo sllrf
Term l. from 50 % and the Winter Term from 80 %
95 Gcc0rins CD thc branches purs 3D. psra0s u ac s
REFERENCES
Turrriov~n Rev. Jr1eph " lsOl. !. w. tcliullef Nj
Pev 3 Chamhcrln. Re-. {. ~. Uui"ftl hcw-l ofs
Cv--Rav Bishop r.. r. james, D. hcyB Creagl. Pastor
p Church. Aliens; Rev. q. IT, Fisher Pastor Dltch r.
Church Sr11frns ST.. Rev q. C0ee, l' i.ubcuFsi- hey.
p Brown Psnor n. p Church. Greeae-eif Rev. C. :.
BrOu- Bo1dsf: fteg D. W. Csrs. Pastor a. r. Church
,Uean-.i. Rev s. D.. CrleD D Pastor DO BAPTIST Ci1 H
Broome-st. Row. -. y. Auuru1n, Pastor NJ. r. NlNr1i'
Beif0rd-s, Rev g. Remington, Pastor u hnpnsi CHurc
s.aniou-sf New Haven. C.-Rer. joe law mV'a Tied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

cannot forget that he Wings Of the South stood
firmly by our sde In resisting the Annexation Of Texas
While they were true % the spirit Of the compact and
struggled aniuly 10 preserTe the Union a. i wa The
fatal act was contaminated by the vote OF Ncwlofk
and other Frce states. The Wing party, North and
south have been opposed 10 the whole system OF ter
ytorsl expansion from H. inception The United states
of America was good enough and large enough Of our
patriotsm without Texas and California We endeav-
orcd 70 avoid the war and 20 prevent farther con
quests clearly foreseeng that the country was 10 be
conyused by sectional agitation, respecting the man
agemeut Of the territory when acquired For myself,
have looked upon these new cOnQuests from the be-
ginning 20 national plague and curse. Instead Of
making war for them. there would be more wisdom 10
fehdna % be rid Of them Instead % buy them the
good sense OF the country should have rejected them
II they mad been offered az a Tree gliL
portion o. the Northern Democracy have opened
their eyes % the consequences which the Nhg oresaw
and predicted ia 1874 Forgetting the past am ready
% cooperate with them n kindly spirit 20 prevent The
farther spread Of Slavery and 10 restrain the Govern
ment from fresh schemes OF rapaclty. Ia doing this
we need not surrender our political principles, nor
adopt thc.rs. The asccndcDcy OF the Wing party and
H. conservative principles VIII afford the suresf guar
antv that moderation and reason to prevail ia
future National policy. WASHINGTON HUNT
WAsuNGros. July 10, l-iS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
sAHnERs,s rrrTH pFAn-R

THE SCHOOL READER FiGh BOOK. esigned - a
4 seQue. 20 Sanders FOurn Render.
Par Frsi-Coutaiuing MI Instructions In tie rhe'ori-
cal principles q Resong and Speaking, Illustrated by
numerous examples
Par sec0nd-C0usstilg Of elegant extracts IN Prose
and Poetry from vlrO1s e.OGucr. sgnter E-coupan cd
with rOtes explanatory Of such historical classical To-
siOns the several lessons contain. For he l-e Of aclfe
mies and he highest classes n conmnl and select s-1oos,
by Chas ". s. J. q. Sanders. vol i-lo. IS rage-.
just published by MARK II NEWMAN = 90.
laa oar IA gro1iu-v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
FOR SALE.

e. HOUSE, viii one, Two. or four los Of grCflud,
= m Wihamsburgh, for sale. Inquire q I. DOYLE
- 0f Fourth and South FCurfl-sis. Wilamshurgh b,
or of F. BOOKHOUT. 81 Fl.tou-sr New-York -iyl9 Be-.
g. At PRIVATE SALE-SOUTH BROOKLYN
-. The Ssi7rT and basement 1r-s house and l1t lu
- E.l-si near Currst ze Oi '0 .ixl0H feet deep
The house . iri I'M modern style cllcclaT, Bcebe 8
Kitchen Range, &c The garden j. laid ont with grspe
vines ini trees. &C. Ouu1uses psss through Couri-s -
every few Minutes Tor tie Fulton ferry. 500 uay rensn
On bond and oIf-age. if desired For farther particulars
urr'yto A.. J. BLEECKER, Auci 'neer.
-Ief- frv Brn-f-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
AsrB0IyordV ron SCHOOLS.

II UNrTEOTOEk SAVAGE. Bookse 'ers and Publishers
1l6 Pesrst have course " preparation rev Work
Astronomy ior Schools. BY P--.s0f Mcnsii Of --
Cincinnati Observatory The well known talents n ne
EDITOR In his branch Of Science. together with The fscres
ch he possesses Tor obtaining Astronomical I'1rna on
afford guarantee Of The excellence ~ te iorf-onlg
WORK. s1d u its superior merit % o7r similar f-a'e n
I ra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

Two HIGHWAY ROBgERIE,-Ahout - O'Clock
last night a IRON Randolph assaulted in shoe
and Leafherst by gang OF Fix ruians, knocked over
by blow upon the head and the operation OF rlnns
commenced Their victim kicked snd cried ont 90
s,outy however that they had but just time 70 wrench
OF his gold watch valued at S90 and make on niue
later Constable sfrattOn overheard another gang con
coctiry or detailing niece Of roguery and followed
them When near Fleet-st they met drunken saiof'
whose pockets OF their number procee'eo %
Al this moment Constable StrattOn sprung upon me
thief bur was assaulted by the rect OF the gang VINO
tuocked bio, down and 0O-encd several Of his teeth.
They then wrenched their companion from his grasp
and made their escape Though Mr STaion called out
Justify for assistance no one npproacned To ana A4 inc
watch being al the other end Of their beat.
Two mem named Clark and Gr0ton, were arrested
this morning by Oncers Heath and whittier On suspi
con that they we're concerned IN the robbery oi me
Randolph man and he identities them as the persons
who drank with him in cellar short time previous -
the robbery and who accompanied him out Of the Gel
lar Boston TRAY. 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
INSURANCE.

gTNTCK FIRE INSURANCE CON.
"a PANY OF NEN-I YORK. 0lfce 60 NaIi-sl.-CaplHl
sEGlu0-Odginany Incorporated ID l71.-This Company
continues 10 insure ss loss and damage BY Ere or Ire
most favorable es; its operations are confined cieny p
the Cry ri Ecw-H0Is end Us Immediate proximity All
io18es M '-sfed AMI psI with prompncss and l'esey.
DIRECTORS.
Ge'rre Tr.lari John 0oholt George Arrulerius
Robeu Benson John Crmr1eI Gsoref 'onkDn
J0lhua Brush. N0beu l.. stuart JOIN cray,
Bolt. Moore Edward Cook Asher hley
Arth,nv f.rrh. Adam Noue, Robert Kermit
Sem De Forest WE lr Tucker, thaa. r Lercuch,
Anthony Chanion. Levi .Henei siey William bfoWnilf
AieK. Lawrence Hi.au p Dean. Henry lANQrh
GEORGE IRELAND President
q ff~DO1trn ga-r.fa~v or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
DIVIDENDS.

- Of Georgia have declared dividend of Two Dollar.
per eare on c capital stock % the Company. payable To-
ne Norher stocklo ders 10 me INK OF the state o New
YORK. Ia ,his CITY. on the Isl da- Of Angus. next.
Signed r. TAYLOR. Treasurer
Trfv -r r7f7 ivan cn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
n- ,ALnANy AND TROY DAY i'm

2 ~ fl---lSSTF AMROATS-Th new and splcndd
se@sss. ',~sss~a1s feaners HENDRIX HUDSON, C'piAn
A. Gorham and Aida. Captain r. A. Stone vii lea 70 tbs
8arcaysi wharf daily Sundays eNeepiet for Albany al
Troy making the usual landings by the way, ~ O'Clock
NJ art returning. will leave Troy n 6, and AhsnYs
cocs A NJ For passage or freight apply 10 ihe Csp'aa
on hnari. % The ol &c or he what rlys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MARKETS
snIc. at .he stocls Esehange. joy %.

Sales At the stock Exchange. July ="
$4,000 Treas Notes lO33. 10 Del & Hud Cana. 1i3
$1,000 do .......lO3i 90 l. Island Rd. s6nos -
as0lO 4 g. Cs....104i 30 do.......-..b5i 21l
S2O00 do, '67.....lOii 400 do--.....-..... 81
$4,000 DO, '56.....1O3 20O do...-...-..b60 90 p
81 O0O Ohio 6s co.. ool 800 Harlem Rd..-.--. 81
$1,000 do So. 91l 100 do.-.-.-..-.... SIT
$1,000 Rosd'M'g Rds. 60 100 Reading Rd. bnw 81
90 Farm Loan. $50 . 100 do.---...-.. boo 3it
80 dO.-.-..-.-.s6O 272 30 do.--..------.. 3'3
a. Canton bis 80 l5j Morris Cans-....- o.
50 0O.......--.--- a2i - dO---..-...--.. 81
81 dO.......... b603j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
-n-r.s .FRRIGnr AND PA-sAGE RE-.

Z
bauy iiIon n direct ~ O'Clock. fCn
the rirr foot of Rohrsons 6si shove Barclay Steamer
RIP VAN WTNKLE. Capt Samuel Schuyler. viii leave On
Monday Wednesday snd Friday, al O'Clock, PM. For
rasssee OF CHI apply on hoau or TO C. T STANLEY
Al the Office the dock This boei viii arrive AZ Ell mes
IN ample time for the Morning Trains Eest or West
Eroyht taken 1t Moderate All persons foIhil
trusting this boat without written order from the Cap
tain. hN Y f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
TO LET.

- ROOMS WANTED-Wiihin hair mile Of the
- CIV Hall either win without board and uuiurn.sh
HI eiL fore sn1lF ge1I lad li- no-l-f mat
ard respectable family and where there children nor
smoking the house References exchanged Address
PHILEMON AZ this nee. jyl7 2sSOsI
-. TO LETT store rs Broadway 10 let Posses
sion given the lst u Augusi. or before Il required
- U10Nr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
THr Yr.LUsTRArEp HANDBOOK

TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEED Edition Containing de,
scir.ou of each State the cities watering places and
principal towns tie TsIodl alI TOuies puces nj
fare. &C. Embe shed with . hghvfnished engrs - ~
and au sccurae r p ~ fhe Jrist >fste7. J'si plo %
sud for sale wholesale an1 rrteii. by
SHERMAN SMITH. u Broadway,
les i--eolt corner of CeiCr-7t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

1910. n Consequence o. the frequent claims 'or dam
ars rrsefaf sgslzf ihe fcTwarfers u merchandise
Re -sern Cans arising fon the shstrscro1 Of goods
from packages uperec-y secured. he Board u FORWARD
Tor o. secnrT Of Le merchants themselves .d0pl ne
70 owing resoulO1. VI.
Rc-cirsr, Trsi vii receipt IN shipping order
any boxes or Of dry gods hay caps. straw gOocs
boots Shoes destined fof tie Nes- unless such boxes
cases properly sped ard sealed when sippel; nor
any boxes containing goods Of suy description
-ss such boxes casks eli strapped Or hoped before
thiPmelt n X. HOLT, President
eroarr rs4cv ss~ratzrv " -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
=1MoRRIsAN ESSEX RAIL.

II rrzFsr=-=-7 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL.
e. - ~ go ROAD .-sunney AyyaHgemeat-Pss
senger Trains leave New-York foot Il
Coriland-si a. A N. and Up. " Newark, a. 81 A 81
and - 2. n. and MOrrstov1. % A. NJ and z p NJ
freight Train with Passenger Car attached Morris
town, A. N. and Newark, 2 r. NJ
Passengers by the morning tran 10 Morn ,toyvn will aris
mere al lO4 O'clock where win be IN readre ss o
convey hem 10 schooleys Mountain Washington. Eevs
hope and SsocsuIy on Mondsys W-dnesIays ssi FL
days. and 10 kOckaway, Dover sparta and Newton %
Iuedays thursdays ard Saturdays each line recurring
we following DAYS 70 meet the p n rain Tor New York
stage viii also leave fDr Baskenrdge every evenn (,
on nc arrival u the cars al MOTds,own.
by line recently established leaves nonistoV q
tore Delaware Waer Gap and sToudshurg VIZ sisnnop =
Johnsonburg, Columbia and Bairtgwn every Tuesday,
Thursday snd Saturday on tie arrival OF the A. NJ. tram
rom n; Y. Returning on the alienag aay5 me sisgs
leaves strOudsburg att NJ % meet me r H. cars rom
AOrnsioWD
Passengers 20 through 70 and from Je,ey City whou.
changing cars On leaving the city, PASSENGERS vii. &c
post their baggage IN Ell the loot .! CorsDc-s
whore agent viii BE- in suendsnce 10 receive H. AZ
packages bundles must ~ erfeo on NE wsyb or ~
Company Will bold themselves responsible. Fresgh,
viii 81 forwarded imed aley To Aorristovn from Albany
BASIN by STEPHENS Condis Daily Transportation Line
Newark from the Transportation Otcs Of the ~ r
and TrsnsponAtiou Company, foot Of labery--,.
NETWORK. sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAINS FisTOy.
and BELYiDERE, by new line OF post-coaches VS. the
Morris and Essex ralfoadThe public are hereby informed
that there : now mining Of the bes, lines Of post
coaches In the United States bew cen Orstov and Ess
ton. Passengers b. his line leave New-York foot o.
Coriland-st daily Sunday excepejl al o'clock, A NJ
and splendid posi.coaches thron IN nindh, Chester
schooeys Mountain, Pou Golden, " sshngton and Sew
arsylle and arrive In Eason early the same afternoon.
Inefe = also daily line from Washington to Belyidefs
wmcn connects with the Msuchchunk, Wkesbere and
nesdng me Of stages, from Eason Pa. Passengers 'd
..hooeys Mo1ntan, by this line will find post coaches ~
honsown upon The arrival Of the cars, going immeds'ey
David ssnd~rsrn ie3i n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
nppn-I1,InN nnAT FOR Az

-sltg--SNY isnding 90 Csdweiis West Point New.
~ --'-A'-~0hnrgh, Hampton, Milton, Fcugf epse,
HYDE Park Kingston Baryiosvn. Redhook, BRISTOL Cas-
XII Athens and Stockport Passengers by this boat VII
arrive IN Albany In ar e time for The morning train Of
cars Fssf or West The new and splendid steamhoa,
MANHATTAN, Capt w. q. Nelson, viii leave the Steam.
boat Pier II the foot Of Rohnsonst on Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays, AZ O'Clock r NJ For ps,s,ge OF
the Office foot OF Roirscn-st Nil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
-n~.s :. NEW-YORK, ALBANY q Troy

p 49, LINE For 4 hfny aud Troy difect-hon
~ 80 De Pier the foot ~ Corlsnd-si -Pericrs
taking these boats vii sTrive In Troy IN rne 20 take he
iief morning trains West Buffalo, and Nor;h 10 Leks
f;ao--e and Chamn'an. The low pressure steeirhosi
TROY Can't Nm. n. Frazee. on Monday. "Wednesday ard
Frdav nj & o'clock p. 81 The new snt splendid sesm.
boat FMPIRE Capt, w W Upper. on Tuesday Thurs
dav ard Saturday a. O'clock Freghl must be put n
charge N ne Freight Agent the Company WI not q
responsible Tor loss For passage Nc sppy on boap or %
- CVAMHERI AIN. q the Office On the " han
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
CAMP rFTfTGs.
I'LL, TIN-- rCrrC CTER

4 COLLECTION OF HYMNS and Spin,la' Songs, gen
n orally SUM- Camp and Prayer Meetings and n rer
wis Of Reiyo New edition; bound l re1 ard blue en-
b0ss-d esfhe Price 3l Gents per copy. Tor sale 80 pa
Nichols Bookstore in Nuterr-si aud a their Bran- in
Nasssl-st E-w-YorS. Ire usld discount 10 hose = 10
purchase 10 sen AGAIN. iel7 3weodkfW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
sEcoNn nnAHp

AMOUNT OF Tolls receicci on all he Ne1r YOrf
state Canals ~ each Of me tolopRQ YEARS during hs
23 rccl 40 Jnig end ne totals uyfo te l4 of.NlV:
July. It1toJuiv l4l glveek niu, tIfoJus H.
<Gtff sfl-es effs - s4ifl
l-... slsc r1g4-l 'fafr.--- Isl lNs1sf1I
l+fs.... a tfI.iGl l63.lsO
lsl.... hl87 1880 n isi,.... -o1la e3 lif.a+i re-
ls4t..... 51.ss On 4fui5 igI lad. I've. jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
MEDICINES.
CAUTION EXTRA

r. A MAN BY TIE NAME or ANDREWS I'D
Otisrs who have been eddLrg nfr1rri &c ior -r.e,n
year, finding they would SELL hsve employs 60 nAn -
he name Of Townsend. and putting up IN is-on ~
ms ssrapanls win the Intention Of paminf on % ne
public the genuine DR. T0vusend's sarsapsrIA ruf-
chase none une signed by : P Townsend or once
- Fa0nsi sun Building. y. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
ysr.- rys5sTsrE- NEyy-YORK AND Nv
.lsst sSSs.;,Sy Erie RAILROAD $500 $500

Nsnrcr arrangement
From May I, 1879, until farther notice.
FOR PAsssNGFRs-leave Ncv-f OIk tffOm The loot q
Dnancst) att o'clock, AN and ( O'Clock, PM Tor Pier
mont, B'auyeitvle. Clarksiown Spring Valley, Mouscy
tes, Goshen. New Hampton, Miideiown, howefs, Qua
yilo end Pom Jervis.
For Newf ofk ard intermediate Places Leave fon Jet
via at NJ and al ". Orsvle, al So AN. and =
PM; Mtdeiown ri An. ami PM Goshen, 7 -
A 81 aud ~ P Nj Chester Of q AM. and a. M
All baggage az me rex u the owner unless rui 10
charge 0t The baggage mGsors Fly lbs Of personal bsg
gage SLOWED TO each passenger No freight skcn by 80
passenger Uaius.
FOR FKEIcHr-Lesve NewYork II O'Clock, Pm Pei
hargcs Samuel Marsh Henry Snydam Jr. and DunAis-
Leave Port Jeryis a. 4 Nj Oisvill8, At 10 M MIA.
dleown al II AM Goshen at r. NJ and Chester ~ a.
MILK VIII be TAX sn morning sna evening by Taius ma
Mug expressly for tlsi purpose
az9 II n. &. SEYMOUR. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
EEPsIE LINE ~

r Ill ,---, >RARGES.- barges CLINTON, Capt
ssssSss91' >s'aa Wiis'e, every Monday. EXCHANGE,
Cant Rosekrans every Thursday. POUGHkEEPsIa,
Capt Hoffman, every Saturday, ri o'clock. M IRON oos
bfarrays for passengers end Freight The above Bsrgos
are elegantly furnish "a with and spacious sua
ceairable cabins and expressly hted W for
and convenience Of passengers. Arrive o. Poushkesp
In tine for the stages sharon, Pine Plains and New.
MHooi FOR farther particulars apply bOsrd the bsrges
or 10 lm9i M WILLIAMSON VAIL. l6i Vests.