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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-11

To the Free Electors Of Columbia County.
Induced by the Partially oi many old friends,
offer myself as candidate tor Sheriff Your
generous sulrageS are earnestly aud most aspect.
fully solicited for the nomination. Should | be
fortunate as to succeed, pledge ny best endeay,
or3, to discharge the duties Of said Office with
importantly aud strict fidelity.
MOSES COFFMAN.
Bloomsbury, June 80, Isl9
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ALSO,

AT the same time and place, q certain
tract OF land situate in Fishingereck ,cwnsA.t.
C"IutooIa counly,conianlng one hundred & eight
acres &C more or less, bounded by lands Of Edwin
Holmes, John Peeler and others, on ,,hirb IS e,e.
cted one story log dwelling house, lcg barr,
atwostoIy frame tavern house and other uug build.
lngs' with the appurenances.
Seized, taken in execution ana to bc sold az tho
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-11

THE DARING BACKWARD RlDE3i
Together with NR. LEONARD, the pror, Two and
-Four Horse Rider Master IL M EiEil~, the Infant
Equestrian; Mr. STONE, the UuequaieI Scene.
Rider Alcssrs. Crawford, De Cuasi, icIbeG Belamy,
Holloway, and numerous other Artists VI the highest
.~,lpr az tuprI
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-11

TO the Independent Electors of Columbia
County.
Solicited by many friends, and urgd TO make
the effort, hereby offer myself as candidate at
the ensuing election, for The office of SHrRIrF.-
If successful it shall be my first aim to discharge
the duties Of said Office, to general satisfaction -
More cannot promise.
JOHN ALLEN.
Madison, June 18th. 1870"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-11

Atthe same time and place, certain LOT
oil ground situate in Beaver township, Colurlisb
county, containing thirteen acres u.ole or lesa,
bounced by lands OF Jacob Hinttlliler, JACOB
Hossler and others, wherein is erected flsu.o
house and frame barn, with the appur,enccs.
Seized taken in execution aid to be sold Is H. a
propertyo; Moses Meyer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-11

Y JOHN DIETERICK, Esq, Of
Montout township, will he candidate before
the Democratic County Convention. for Represen
'atve OF Columbia county in the Legislature Of
PENNSYLVANIA
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Ah-FAMF0 RIVERS FAMILY!


From Aslley'S and Francon's Anpa.urhrcs, Lon
don and Paris, universally acknowledged as The Jest
gymnas,s and arrUJhs IN the word. A,sO
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-11
NOTICE.

Bloomsburg, Aug. II, 1915.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-11
POLITICAL.
Democratic 60. Convention,

'g'HE Democratic electors Of Columbia county
4 are requested to meet at the usual places Of
holding general elections, in each election
district, on O. Saturday, 10 the first day
OF September next, between and 6 ociok P. NJ.
there and then to elect two delegates from each
election district, 10 meet in County Convention, at
the Court House in Blooming. m
Mon5ay the third dug Of September nenh
at - O'Clock, W., for the purpose OF placing in
nomuauona Democratic County Ticket to be
voted tor by the Democrats OF Columbia county
az thc coming taIl election.
By order Of the &onding Committee.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-11
List on Letters,

N EMANlNG in the Post Office at bloom.
| l. sbnrr, for quarter ending June 3Jth, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-11

tV' A. LEVERS, OF Anthony town.
ship, viii he a candlJalc for TREASURER, II nom,
mated by the Democratic County Convention,
IT, WILLIAM C. HENDERSON,,
Of Anthony rp., will be candidate for TREAS.
URER before the Democratic County Convention
this lRll'
tB' FREDERICK MCBRIDE, of Lime
stone township, will be a candidate for the office
Of Treasurer, il Nominated by the Democratic
County Convention.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-11

tV-GEORGE W. HARDER, Of Cela-
ws'a township, will be a candidate Tor the office
Of Commissioner, II nominated by the Democratic
County Convention,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-11

70 the Democratic Electors Of Columbia
County.
Urged by numcrous friends would offer my.
self as candidate fer the Office Of Sheriff. am
not much ycrscd in political affairs aud cannot,
therefore, make politics business, even fer the
hope Of Office should receive the nomination
and be elected, promise to discharge the duties
OF the Office faithfully and Impartay
J. II. FURMAN.
BLnnm.hnrn Lnnn lG. 1910 -LSANH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-18

The Boston .ior,rnai OF the l6tn int says The
sbow,r o SATURDAY w tnis CITY sesceiy reached the
county where vegetation is suffering sevsreiv from
the loig contipu'd orought rha -srth y ntsr-ily
bsk'd aud The stt aus Too that the snls iocat
cd up'n them ecu run oniy pprtioa - tbs At
t,chitua'e Lske. however there 10 sui great yi,a,y
81 vst.r.
The snow Uu Mount Washington. VT on the 9Th
met cas- six inehe deep al 10 tbsvsry the 10th
int the m"routy stood =, 81 SO, ~ the snsd.
The Montreal (CaD Coar,sv ~ the iItb irst s.vs -
lett-idsy. thu Thermometer a. y. stpui AUS
deg, eho ssichi breeze IN le teii.vri I've
Vppi'ssi't snd a. hii sting .nrcs ~ the h-st "a.
ts' meter stiii ibdiostes Grange q wtStnrr Nb,ut
q che IN the sttetn ~ gpt ~ ~ ~ ruu
bssn TO fall ~hoh euded ~ b.avy thurJt~ n w.,
IN boston. tb- metcury tod ASP ". On Sani,y
The lob met NJ ~ oet SD s1ni go ,tsuh.y
morning I" h51, Dig, tbO~ius en.ngo ~ * & N
thirteen hours
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ATLANTIC HOUSE,, NEwroRr, X. l.,
July II, lSi9.

ATLANTIC HoUsB, NEWPORT, X. L.,
July II, lSi9.
V1af Ncrprt Vas, Mkt hare Been, and h-The
Same Fate 10 some Othu Placs-A,rivai Of the
Herald- Curiosity and Ercifement-A Hot Day
-Beapfifui 7rs-Digessior ppon Science-
The Real Scrence Of Fashionable Lifs-What 1t
Consists in-Arrirois at NvPorf.
When Franklin was a tallow chambers boy, in
Boston, and carried out his fathers soap and CAR
dies in basket, and the baker and grocer were
the ereatett men and stood behind their counters
in that city, New York was a little fishing town,
and Newport then the great emporium, the
New York &c North America and Charlesto
s. c., was the ultima thule, the Great New Or
leans Of IN, South Tnere j. It'll ,xtant ia the
municipal sichives Of his tc printed address
to the merchants Of Newport, urging them to
greater enttrpnse, aud waning them that II they
did not take care, u might 20 happen that Boston
and New York would send to some other place for
Their goods, instead OF coming here. Newport ls
well calculated To have been aud to have remained
the greatest commercial emporium Ia The United
States, aud would have been So, no dOubt, to thus
dsy, but that her merchants and Capitalists were
driven away aud sought other pieces of greater
safety, where they might carry their capital and
entefpiile. Wal dtOve them away, aud settling
m New York ana utnrr places, they helped 60 build
up new cities aud oien new CHI nnrls for oUmn rec
Yet Newport, from her hue IVA thor and sta ttIpn,
might, but Tor the untoward circumstances which
Gear, away the nirrchants have become what
New lOIk now ~ They cay there ~ not a finer
or D.ort capacious harbUr va The wUrld SHIPS Of
any burib,B enter, snd Jeylrt ia any wind and
anchor IN safety and discharge Their freight Close
up To the vharyes. But the dir - cast Business
and pleasure don't seem to agree tugrths busl.
pess eues I'll busihug 70 Np~ YOrk aud ,le ,sure
10 left 10 NrwiOrt. There sr, M my similar in-
stances ip the United States ~ 81 Tres losing good
chance, aud the owners ~ 4 few +Iuarr inches IN
other sIots, brsomc w-olh, instead NJ them. St.
Genev-tve on the Misei-sip,i, w,ml1 rrftA'ny have
been the ST Louis. Instead ut 81. L'nls, but for
the inurdinste cupidiry of The Frrush ot owa@rs
there who would not suffer tie place 10 be buit
90. by their eNtiAvag ~ demands So they -sv IN
Warrington city, that few large owners Vf lots
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CuhsLysror-stesn shin Nor h-rner-Nr Hsveu. Mo-
Frenoh, thss howard aud lady q fart
Tho Orr : byis,re Jps nildsbrOn. vi Cochers. O
.ushmsn, Hazard Hagsr, q o. kollsch LADY, n
tmn, ne snd lacy Chaiisge and lsdy Mrs o. Mss
hetla trs Bailey ORD .soun jr lady. ana child Mr.
bshbehsip nrs ssssard Miss Sheftld brooks and son
inc, after 80 lady sr Br, an, 20 Crsse, % Kr.lssJ
ans LADY. toEri Arnell, N Fitch, N soutr.ss w
hocr ACrcen BALDWIN snd lady, Mrs Mitchell Mrs ne-
DH,t.ey, srcare = s.nttomery, q Sum,ssr., =
lor, Bsil.y rniIrp,. W Cob Charles Lsms.rt ~
Nv - %, 4 Psc.e' sup Lverpoci-Msses Ann Csvss
sy SIN euwu hssiers Ge-rge wrIsht Joseph wrixht
htt MtIJ Ise,son, k Sarah seed Jons S.rd W il.
suersgr, e' ~ WI y. '"s
sasros.Ship Cygret-R,y Henry Uichot and lady.
NV WILLIAMSBURG Nicksburs-Jss ConIap y.hv NJ
Gimme, Csrthwaiie Mrs Eli,a ,srh Ham, i.rs ~
eta II Danes ., d 70 in the stsrrge
NV ohLrsrs-Ship Hudsob--s essrs Theodore 0srA,es
and Jtlr'un-6 IN steeraee
totE-Bark Csrlott.-Nr Wood worth a. lsAv No..
y fevnhb. Geo Morris. ~
honIIi-bris k,tsmors-U o wst Nv. children ssd -
vsht ~ Terry lacy ana nv, chiidren. srs Nesle
se std ~" children. Miss shynne. Mice MARI Tvss NJ
. hrsiatnlcoLs-Bris ssu,on-B~p,-m Ellison Re, VI
ner Porter lady AID two chidreo. Wa stsrss
. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-18

LErrER PROM SksAroR CHAss, ov OHis.-The follow
ing letter from the Hon ? ChAss relative to oos-
mocrstic party sustaDs the proposed union provided
the free soi doctrine Is the principle adhered to Mr.
C. il the only member Of the nted States Senate who
has ever be- elected on tn. principle Of free soii
"CircINrAri, July A, l8&V.
"An the omens suspicious to our oxuss In some
Of the free States the entire body Of the old democracy
ADOPTS tur platform. and rallies with unler tue
ctDpOn standard Of the dem ratio faith sued by
ccmprlnse with oppression. In others numerous in.
oividuals and sections favor views and pre-
pared for union while portions Of the party prompt
by various considerations. still hold back Besides
these accessioDs of strength the wing Of the
old whig party animated by zeal for frse-
Com and equal rights aud refusing any longer to bs
directed by leaders Of doubtful psicy principle In
refpect slavery arrays itself boldly and decdedy,
On side Evidently there Do but two parties in
the Tree stntes--ons Of them must be- the free DC.
mocracy. animated aud guided by those measures OF
equal rights which have constituted the basis OF
the democratic creed and the other the party of
di, pcy. promise and cOpser gatism bv whatever
name designated In the slave States also the
tame process of dissolution and organization going
on There L. every to believe that the free de-
mocracy will he stong in many and perhaps victorious
in OF the States south OF Mason and Dixons line
Under these circumstances all that we have u do Is
to go steadily forward trusting in God Our cause IL
cur strength UpswerviHg fidelity to our principles
and perseverance, la united efsrt, will, with
his blessing give us the victory.
Very truly your friend. 8. r. CHASE.
d. MILLER. Esq Toledo Ohio"
SENATOR UspEKwooD, or KENTUCKY, on EMAvcIrArIor.
Portions of two speeches. recently delivered by Hon.
Joseph r. Underwood. upon the subject Of emancipa-
ton ip Kentucky have been published. lie takes tho
came xrouns a. laid down by Mr. Clay in his letter
the subject He assumes that slavery Is an evil,
but property of that description should be held sacred
any Other denies that the OF slaves can
b- Justly deprived of their increase He opposes tho
manumisson Of them without a special provision Tor
their colonization and he hiring them to service I'M
iii suiiceDt sum shall accrue to defray the expense
Of their transportation To africa
BucpANAr AND Brrrer Tho following resolution,
edopt, Mt meeting recently held by the democratic
party at Copneantve, Pa shows the dissatisfaction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-18
Amendments ny the Prrsidens.

semuel X Rogers. OF Tennessee to bs Attorney Of
the United States for the eastern dstrt of Tennessee
vice Thomas q. Lyon, resigned.
oPFiCkRs
james M Mclean, OF Illinois, to be Register Of the
Land Office ut Palestine, Illinois, vice Harmsn Alexaa-
der. removed
Nathsn Sargent Of Pennsylvania, to be Recorder Of
the General Land Office. vice ii Laughlin, removed.
COZ LEcroRs OF THE sysroM,.
Nathaniel Marshsll, York, Maine, vice Joseph r.
Junkips. removed
joseph Esches Alexandria, Virginia, vice Ed yard
G.aar AAa.n cd
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naRKETs hLsE w acre.


Bosror, July is.-Rrohers Boord.-1D shares worfeth
touby hsond. Ptitland $500 ssd Pcr Rail-
rcsd 81 Noneut Csnrsl ksrad. ~; 10 DO. ss ~.
do u'., ~ % Dc. Do biv ~; Vermont and s.sss-
81 tosd an; and Massachusetts, Rail-
Ii,ide Gs - 10 Boston shd M.ne K.ilr, I'D lO9
n do do, lt Al les Worcester Railroad id2 -
uld ebony Ksrosd, n; ihd do 7tt ~ Ressins RAILROAD
bII Western esiirnad luy n d.. do. l02N Long
Lsno ts tted. NJ 20 horthern Railroad ~ Second
lee ig slap Weston Railroad l2ti Is E.sterp RAD
toad, M; 10 Nerfvlk Covsty Railroad S3N.
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Married

Rev. DIR Whitehouse, JoHr THOMSON, to MANIA r
daughter Of Iaso Labash. Erq all Of this city
On Tuesday evening, the 18th June by the Rev.
Mr. Shimeall. ELizAsErH, youngest daughter Of Geo.
q. levitt Esq to FKAsKLIr A. ROCKWELL, all of this
city.
ON the 10th instant. by the Rev s. Remington, Mr..
JAMES ID. JEFrEKs Of Philadephia to SARAH daughter
Of George She'll
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Cleared.
ships-Thomas Perkins, Rogers, San Francisco: Will
Co. sineso'a; Alien ,vsrpeol, Williams Gaion cornsiis
bar, s.Arsyis tsrl Fletcher. New Brunswiol New Ha-
BIis;sBrysn Abbey DBL Hs%sworsh, Limerick, Men.sc
seIIsf,vsliis tBrl Inne... Halifax, John E.,on Bee
s%s MsoI Hal Bal %Sgsi ws'ss .o wsih smAey
Arrived.
UsM steamship NOrhernsr Budd GO hours from Charles
iS s ss s. on 1
Shoals 10 Nth inst. miles South OF Bsrnea
s
he did not shew signal Of Distress concluded that she
Cane. ss.ca Holmes. Canton passed .dren..
nasss on AG f.a A. Jsn Brown July IT,
Ia. Ion " 49, spoke brig Gordon. from North Carolina
Packet ship Liverpool Eidrdse Liverpool June sth via
exchanged Signals with ship David Cannon sesrins VI
lime P q the sSI 70, a =
S o p scrs SsssysS Of .s5sSI
ship showing square signal with red rasgle The sides.
fPs ss is snS STEERING s M ia g.
81 90 ship showing white Tag blue cross July lat IS 70
s isnss With shssa. per-
P'fFs packet nj. SS' ssss ."s osS r.pr
June ~ With mdse, 70 sponord TestOn Co. June Las
lfls June
s,a s R.i. .D ssrss s%
Tor New York. the barb Helen Of aud from
.Sorsa On bar Monday. ''' Nc" '0'A in' ''a''' an
Ship John MARSHALL Meyers Rotterdam; "a days, with oof
sbp vioisburs Berry, Sew Orleans. with mdse. 70 WIN
ship Mediator, D.s New Orleans 70 day. with cotton.
Ship Budson. White New Orleans Jan. u.s. with mdss TO
Cora s . Sa s. %A. P.'t Sa: Coz,
.,s:sas 'S h g. .sda ss%E Ss1, o.
and 70, salem from Coast o. Air,cs days
bar. o 70 from RIO isss ~ aSn ysss
Bari Adsns Elia Eiii0'A Cadi,. 81 days. with SALT W
s.It h.,s Pratt Lasun. June T. with l's~ood to
Nv klwsl 70 jsi; 10. lat o. Ion Is So ssns,sd ship
brcm brig Q y.s p,s,as FOssurE Malaga "a days. with
Brig Gness ioi bslsi%src.J Beard. from xu.eille. s.
s. .i,h ,,us No. :; .eCssI bI,ps. per-, l DS,n NJ, ssh
OF BATH from Mobile for Trieste Out 90 days had been
% si r,G s. 'ssss sss 20 ::
hip SS z, o. s..,sn .;scrsrs So sam. day as a.
NE suy 70 i, - 20 Ion u co. rOhe brig Rish
r.;s. sgy r'E, PHI
a. cp,o h s.,. ~ 2,s.ysc,L..s. a, 80.
,. ii1isT .ts''' Islands, q days. with b.
%sss. 80 date lon = "a at . a. pol. bar. Sii board
British brig Cornwall. A1,s Bsrbadse. vi. Turks Island
Brig ss,snors. BusSs, Mobile. July {. wishmds.. to
bris ss@.sn, Wheeler. Arsi.ehioela Jun. %. and K.y
ban seLr fOr,un vii. oporto. "a days. with wine. &C. to
selI ksr Republic; Tps. San yg,n d. 10. Remedies.
d pS, r ts,c Ss,' . .s s.Is%S
ssI ssSifs sIs::.i'; s;,f
siccp ssrdi.s, korr,li Greenwich, Conn., days, With
s NJ, %Ss Is and ss
damage
s.-.,,- - TIA. $500 a.. -, ,,--,-,, a..
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TBR CANADIAN 1ROUBI.ks. Niagara Giro
nids 81 the I2,h met sayti-in consequence Of
come disturbance beng snticiplted at ~ Cstnn-
rtDez 10 dsy, the authorities of thai town have
Mr.. Foley anvsd here last evening ~ h a redul-
stuob tor UOtps, 10 wiNch Colohel Meter At once
acceded, and sent oil iorty To assist m pre-
serving the peace. The Oapgcnen, u seems.
have resolved to- dine together, aBd this large
ID,ntiun 10 rfevtht.
The Montreal (Cs.) Hrald, II the lith inst,
tsyss-T, graphic dispatches sprsk ~ dstu,-
bauc,s oi u seIIUus character ~ llannl'un and ST
GATHERINGS. In the former VI zee, repprta LAY.
people were simiuu, and IN II GATHERINGS, u wa
reported that man killed. and several
were tettOust futt
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FHE AT MAycH CHUNK, PA.-Boss 150, 900 Dol
IARs-TBRry- HOUSES DEs1RoYRp.-ltIs our
psinful duty to sDnsunc- the s~ful conassrson and
great loss II property which occurred In sister
town on yesterday Sunday morning by which all the
buipe,s portion of that fuurbipg borough IN. b-ea
laid In ruins We give below the sames of the uufor-
tuiats persons; Dodson Bcahm'r store aud sell
intp, stable and warehouse; Dodson william goods
Folks Drug store; Lcggei's wheorigst sh,p, N
joseph. barber shop and dwelling tbrrts new brick
building two tenants je~elry shop aud drug 10
frost rooms; the reBisiDd.r Of the d-eng vas
pied by tsrliles large aud com modioas livery stable
fronting Race street at back end OF loo; Iohn
hesrs two .Iipgs tin shop aud sAddery shop part
~ insured John .e."nring Sen store house d'.li-
Ing and ice house. aud cut buildings also stock
Of sooos ibsur,d; Wm tis'cr. stock Of bArn-s. and
tsdd,fy no p,urAnce, Tacher Oh. sine, shoe s~~e,
tOwb.0 BY Judge Packer stock OF boots aud s1oss,
parity sav,dibsuTcd Judge Packers store house,
of market aud Susgusbauna streets three story
brick dwellings IN susgn, hsous street and appur-
t-naBces ur.d, Court Hou--. aud Isl with appur.
t.nsbcrR L.. Foster layers ofio- and cOotsBts,
sDd uffce OF =, nj bon County Gaxet- aud materials,
4. u kbovl.s' h, I, sutqu. hs street
li.uLy II. Swrrs' Lao uffce g. T. kbetlic, shop aud
b,,k stor,, Ioisns ,aice tasbop Democrat ana mate
risi,; X. stuth.r's Lac ofhce, q tonuor one dwell
ing Lseie Hotel, aud sppurteuaucrs, bl.cksmithlng
chs .. formerly occupied b Gould isciuding stsbiss
&c utter d.struct,op ~ all his property mo In
suIshce; 1bons o. brcIsfod to. houses aud ons sta
b., trout and ,,tar occupied as So Ice cream saloon
and I.i,ctoiy- no Insurance. Jsb,s L-uon, sen two
d~'insr occupied BY several isniiiirsi front room
cupitd by Mr.. ID, at clothing store 40 Insurance.
ks,srs. q Duusoo ". Joseph AIRS ebert,
J,Ib Mosrs. L-i,inpT ipr sen Judge Packer, l. ID.
bnowl.f hon a. t,et.f, O. Lonnor, q. Brrstord aud
j. Lemon sen are odd loD,err VINO have been iustru-
n,itsi IN G. htibutpg 20 IRE ba"'y, taste, aud im
puitshcs q IA. tosp ib.J we're smohsst the nrst
t.ttlr, when siI nothing but an spen nsrsn
whtit lis The sm"oiosiiug ashes of their proper
~. v. Uno,is,abo that The originated Va DOJson
A b,sim Nst.hOuse ctuniuaicsted by DiezuS OF hoe
n,L IN. bunoibE by SCI yaat girl -no
ots,,si,bg tbc sni n. OUEibat'ng tron the yiie,
ly tssi,a eater nHd lrft. baiisNtbg The hrs
Uun,ty1,Lc" rAtiuE uisheo Ou sce 5u1t ~ the
En- tv'ubI' maternal a,den,sih tie b,d'ns ne are
v .sui guish,d bot The stEoudcuns embrfs
~ itae - flame communicating .poDi sue"u.y
WA s h, ysr,s ~ tht buiIuinF aod Oh discovery.
w.. shsis ~rayy.d ~ ,h-et Il fire rendering
o. I.taIt. VAN IA rgu, 81 he htgh ssrd
Sind Which iiussieo at thc time lts 6. urre ga East
sfuK Akrt square. a. the other side ~
ttt,tt wtsfvRtoy utttfl n Issrh-d p. hlrads
lsu. tir..stuy ds,thug s'psrAted from asHkst
susI. D., ~ sth) tseI,- ievt "ioe Taasgss tP4D
yts,on- Rama Jriy
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AGntctIrusAL ouUiEry 90 NE~ YoRK STATK.-
- hIt,ttLg ~ tLe Ma 1uik Ntatr luc.dturtl
stcptt, ,n tie IZ,b ,nst seNcTai itters uIn pro
ntt, ~ ulu,uhuisl utu wee fVau, expressive Of
ttsr IObstsUn. efd M trubcUir saccsss " pte-
t'ItIE ,Juuucu II tie roll al The state Far 10 he
l,,d ~ s,iacut., abu one if''tn Thomas bwbtnk,
ttn m,tsttbct ~ Pa,ebts, Oe' hung "A invl'dtton
u s,,,h 40 .uch TAR, -s account IL oiic,al engage
he.
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NV 0srrsns-stesn'shipl ~thmus-A " way r W Cast
hess snd o1io, Jnrs,s, nsesr'y. Oscar ssss ~
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NJ ttti inc, isdv ard s,van Mis- virginia n q sI.Se,.
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Movements OF Individual

M A. de Rothscbiid of Paris is ut Saratoga.
Hon. A T Bagby. late U. S. Minister to Russia, has
arrived in Washington.
n adaIne Casini, OF the New Orleans French Opera,
Is mt Newport
Judge Woodbury. has expressed his readiness to do
liver IN euogy upon tho late President Polk in Bos
ton. on the 25th instant.
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Port OF New York, July Is, lsi9.
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New York Post Once Appointments.

July ls, s49-Nor, hviils Fulton co Darius Moore;
Olean iattaraugus Olcott p Boardman; Ganssvoort,
Saratoga established, and appoioted Harlow Lawrence
p. M: Greenyille Centre, Saratoga Royal c. Weedsn;
Oneida Valley, Madison, Geo. L Kirkland; Lebanon
Madison. Horace 4 Campbell; Westbury Wayne T.
T. Inghsm; Genhsm. Duchess, James A Townsend;
Pine Hin. Ulster. change sits aud name to Birch
Creek and Amasa Humphrey appointed 7. NJ
July Is. 1870 Corsm Suffolk Go Lewis II Overton;
Milhr's Place. Suffolk. Charles Woodruff; Smthtown
Suffolk lanes Hallock; Manorville Suffolk, Seth Ray
nor; Fireplace Suffolk. Nathaniel Miller; Hampstead
Queens John w Smith: West Walworth. Wayne, Syl-
vester L. Miller; John burgh. Warren Ira Russeli Bat
tepve, Washington. Elijah Hyatt; Union Broome
Thomas Twinipg; Carmel Putnam. Augustus Hazen;
Eleby Cbautaque. and site chan sed to West Ell
l-ry - &c. Alonzo FELTON, appointed p. NJ; Union
Flery Chautaque. change name and site to "Ellery'
Fart hina Wyoming site changed and Herman VIII
son appointed 2. M; Salmon Creek, Wayne, name
changed to jay"
NV Posr OFFIcEs ESTABLISHED july Is, l849-Pope's
Mills st Lawrence Co. Russell Covell; Brasher Iron
Works st awrence Isaac w. skinner; Lake Port
Madison. John Breeze; East Moriches. Suffolk Jacob
Miller: Yorkvio, New York. Charles Gaylor; Plato,
CattaIaugus Richard Mccoy: Butternut Falls Orange
G Nelson; West Theresa Jeierson. John Rappole Mi
nctto Oswego, Stanton S. Gett; Hannibal Centre
Oswego, Andrew Huett; West Gbos, schobarie, Ed
ward Wood Croton city. Tomkins. Lyman Warhed;
South CbemuBg CbemuDg Geo w. Roberts; Pelham,
Wesehester John Bolton; Taylorsville Ontario John
ID. Fesgles; Bluff Point. Yates, Robert Chissom.