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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

t The subcriber Offers for sale his house and ot n
Orange Essex CO. NJ three miles from Newark,
situated the main street, and within I'VE minutes va
VI the POI, of Morris and Essex Railroad where he
stop several vines day The bou.e is frame Two
story budng 10 good order ~ feet front aud - deep
and IL finished from garrett O cellar and alsd sitclcn
two stories high 20 by - feet The contains
snd half well improved and Il stocked " IN choice fuit
n every variety and here d. row Of hns arg- ems DO
front Terms easy and possession given Immediately 4
required.
- n the purchaser shOu desire IT, more and can be
purchased adionlug easy terms Inquire of MARTIN
l. THOMP son. Street Couimi-- 0ners once.
TIMOTHY W MILFORD
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NOTICE TO BRICK nnAxERs.

tOR SALE. L. RASsOds Bacx MDsding Ma
chine may De seen Ia operation every fair day 10 VII
hemsburgh, l. corner Of So tlS rfh-sf and raiOnaF
directly UP from Peek-shp Ferry For arheY inf0rmsros
Inquire Of {. H. POST AZ Wsier-st New Y0rk yJ n'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT on NEw.YoRK......JULY2

ARRIVE D-stp Atlas Hoa.a Lv-rpo..7 days, ns,- sa,-
Gsnaa r. s-
Ofi F-o- Los-. hsysru-r JAY IS. slksr, ors-r
hfrF T1rss lss1d 10 =. .s, 5f-tt f0s1
BIZ -tua-i fr-lca Bro-a, A.-fsairis, assr g.
BELpWsf she Ctmoaa Galway pss--ug-rs s1p Oghr frn
Htss. k-rs-sol Gorls Ca1loa 80 csys is- GAoi
aar.la- " .4ls.
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ORLEANS. Jas AR .hp- Dsmsfls. Bo..an O.--go
fafk Mr. La1g'.a, i-llss1a % sr SEP hoy.l fo
Hl (. b.arlls. .ctr >sr.l L~ss B1sla
BALTIMORE. Jly AR scAr OEoft. Pssvs-ass Cd snE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

IN FOR sALE-ln the Town Of Liberty. County e
- Sullivan ard state u Ne~-Tork 10 niles from this
iy, 100 acres Of good and, about 20 cleared, the
Iraincef well lmbered, viii maple beach and henlock
The anOve fsru vii BE- sold ow FOR cash For ernas D.
Piy 70 ROBERT y. WHITE, ls T~eniy-Erstsi below
seconc avenue w iNs
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OFFIcE % THE AAcoS AID wssTsRs RAILROAD CO.
AkcoS, Jay 2 $50
litIDEND--The Asco1 aud Western Railroad
~ Company cave declared DIVIDEND VI 4 s. Ger
capitol q fl PAM. rayah.e a rnfr
ore u M4;oc Ca add TIE Bank u The STATE OF New.
lork. 70 ne C.iJ VI NeH-fcrk. o. ne az proximo.
NA asi X TAYLOR, TrssFgrsF
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E drug store, pleasantly situated IA one VI me up p"n
Ward-. doilg large and profitable fafni and pre-
SER pusn business The present occupant Il completely
pro-uaed from exefuon th- sumner, and being an
elderly man has been advised by biz physician 10 sell oo
although very much against his own VIII To any one
thai understands the business perfectly would pay atten
lOD 8nd keep good medicine handsome feuuhrrfuon
would assurrdly be- realized 10 i-W wears The stock
large and Of the beet Gaslity Terms 5000 each Az
ply Tor Information % Mes-rs N WARD a CO - MAJ
dea.Lane. orP DLCkIE. Hsa 10 WLLlam-.l Ly25 W.
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q FOR sALE-A pIaee .-lualsa b. HohoAu. Toy

a. FOR ~ALB-A place situated IN HohoSus Town
r.. shp, Bergen County. y j. miles north Of fairr-
- son. y n miles east from Aendaie, on he Pa'er
snd Rsmapo Railroad and miles south from Mon
sey on the New Y0k and Erie Rar0ad-pleasa loca
ted the beautiful valley The saddle River, about a
quarter Of mile from school and church The bu dings
are All and in good order, consisting 0f 4 story
frame house }0 hy l feet and kitchen adjoining . by
- store 80 By 49, and ssdder- shop adjoining The
81 By ~ good location for country siOfr and
good stand for the saddle and harness making this
business having been established tins place for y years
There are on the premises barn, shed, and
other buildings Also young peach and apple orchard
ard variety other fruits There are acres % arabic
and Of woodland belonging TO sad place. The
property Of the late VIM Dixon. decreased Any person
wishing t0 purchase Will inquire OF I bAlLf, % Bar
ciayst or d \. DIXON. one Of ne executors Of VIM
d. deceased, on the pre- misses lylj III
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TO MERCHANT. DOING BUSINESS ~ SAN
II ERANCLsCn up 80 81 A - "a a...n LIZ 4 ...-ll

hrahy mao. = years Of saA1Sn In some nercan-
e nc1s- dong business ID ether Of he aooyc1anrd
sees would engage for three years ~ more a. fair
wages and wouit Dc willing 70 90 almost ary kind Of
orr best Of reerence giFea At1ress New Engaod,"
Tri - O%r@ vi w.
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SCHOOLS.

\ AIDES sCHOOL.-EiEht pupils are thoroughly
tIustrlcted by Mrs. JONES. In Music French ana
Drawing as well a. IN the usua branches OF polite edu
cation Her residence IL commodious cottage. WIN
grounds the Pheasant aud healthy village % krd hoos
ON the North RIVER Her terms ~ per annuu, with
out any charge an circulars, with iurhef parucu
ars may be had a IS West Washngton'piace. or size
viii be- happy 20 no By landing ~ Bsryiown
may return the CITY the evening. She has va
cancy for young ladies', wno may enter al any time
fvI g.x
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From British Guiana.

We take the following from the Royal gazette
OF British Guiana, OF the 7,h inst
Intelligence has been received from surinam 10 the
Il inst On the 2oth ult alarming FIRE occurred 10
Prince 10 the City Of ParamanbO, which threatened
o. destroy considerable part Of H. but was ~ length
subdued alter having reduced three dwelling houses
and two ranges of negro houses 10 ashes The Presi
dent OF the Courts Of justice Mr. fiers Smedng, had
left for Holland and been succeeded by Mr. De
Frederlci.
" The accounts from the neighboring French colony
O; Cayenne draw very drplOrabe picture Of the state
Of saair m inst country % thu. subject the SUIT
qGanlsch Veetb.ad Of the lst inst states;
The accounts from the neighborins French colony
of Cayenne concerning the state Of s1ars French
Guisna are mOst uniav0rahe. Agriculture j. alto
-rther abandoned the former lsborers lead an idle
isess ea-aboni hir aud far hey have need Tor
tneir personal wants provide by hunting and nsh
lnE tor the most necessary claims Of Nature The
principal merchants leaving the colony in order 20
carry the wrctched remnants u their fortunes and TO
seek settlems hts here.
From fles Of the Gsrgdora British Guiana Gr;sus
20 the l0ih inst learn that TIE Combined Court and
the Court OF Policy in session and a. work upon
the long standing subject 81 difficulty. the reduction q
expenditure 90 a. the reduced There
appeared be prospect OF understanding be-
ing come 10 in this matter With Gov Bsrkiey.
GEORGIA CROPS AID RNs.-The CsatrGi Ger
.aa OF Yesterday says " The recent heavy showers.
which we're greatly needed, have impaired new life TO
our disriried farmers Cotton, although smaller than
AZ THIS time last year . growing nhe4J and ate A.
and good picking season may, IL great measure, re
pair the damage OccasiOued by the heavy ffosts IN
April The Corn crop also, looks well and pres ~
prospects saord ground for hope Of something more
substantial than Pine mast"
II The money paid in Boston on the forged
$50 Treasury has been recovered from the party
VINO u seems OF the wortnessness Of the
paper
FIRE At VALAriE. y. T.-The drug store &C
cuped By Messr. Abbott & Van Slyck. was burned On
Monday sd INST Loss 1900 insured
psILLiPs WILL CASE -Exceuti1ns taken 70 the
ruling Of the Court have been Withdrawn and the YER
diet AZ lpswich IL final
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MATER TRRATnE>T.-ROLAN ). HOUGH
w TON. ND. Hygiene snd Hydropsfhic Pract
homer, No 81 IrnLh-s- lneAr F4ithayeJ Day patients
treaft and outdoor pracce attended Letters u con-
suit@l0n properly sck10N.edg e1--SeT-YOrk, July ?
1870 yH re-
- AG-.-The highest risrke. price paid In cash for
ttRzgs, Canvass, Bsggirz PGrtsrS Pager, Wrapping
Sock Grass. TarFsd snf heHp Rope, By
IL ~ cgals y. field I 60, n ssekg,a-k
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Domestic Ports.

JAY . l.; srsFP pssssi oo
soaa - saqgos-s -
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4 MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN from Ger
Amany having had wears eNperienc A. Teacher Woid
he a few PUPILS wutng, drawing or the German ian
gusge-he would also Ike situation 10 some school 20
TEACHER Of these branches Address } h. y al th- oce
OF this paper W. 3t
BOARDING SCHOOL At WILTON, Gonna
Dew additional pupils can be received Please make
application At 75t Chathsmst the Puncp by letter
~ 4 lws ABEL WHirLoCk X, Pnncipa,
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re- Restoration Of Natural >ight.-Protessof
BsoSsoS N ID Preserves and Restores ne nA1fA ssht
sight and does away win glasses e1iir-
Otce days IN Ne~fOrk the asst hree Oi -scn week IN
W Nc ) from Broadway N Boston ne orr days
~ Is Winier-st 10 In
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To LET AND FOR SALE
TO BUILDERS.

-. FOR SALE ON FAVORABLE TERMs-A block
IL; of desirable building lots, well situated, In
South Brooklyn which liberal cash advances
will be made. Apply 10
IVA iw. EDWARD MARTISDALE, II Pine-st
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- ralts 70 Csforuia VII n11 ~ 81 bfya1Way pofta5
wooden houses always hand, u 80 co1rrui-rt pan
ara a. such ~ pucrs, tsi hey cannot "a % please
hen Cal Ard see toe1n- GEO. FREEMAN / co.
D5iw- o. BroacE1
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~L,on,. Magnetic Powder, FOR he de-.

Ton OF bedbugs c>ckroaches src al oher Insects Fs
for ne destruction Of and mice, without Pcison-si
a fvialm-
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g. TO LET-A desirable residence Ia Harlem. CON
H.: sisung Of cottage ard lots Of ground with
- abundance Of fruit aTi shade trees. shTubbery and
flowers snd and good wafer AZ the door gnd being
very convenient for The ard stages A. sll umes
through The day and evening from A. VI 20 ilt
The above paes would leased for three four year.
good tenant Inquire TIE premises corner Of One
Hundred add Teutbst and Thifdsv-nue. Or u J. y
WATSON. FOurh-avenue, one Hundred and TWEEN
iyfihsi or ofGEO GALPIS, Chafham-sqgsfs ly17 s.
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- FOR -ALE.-A Farm ard Country Seat % toe
~ hI1sO1 sting u from ~ 10 scres Of and
slits The purchaser, vita apple orchards
and .n abundance II other kinds Of fruit The bGi iags
are ample. ne srd 10 good cpnctOu, and the tie
BY etLer % Otherwise Of JOSEPH a. JACkSO l.
P1Ggnkeepsle, July z. 1910 iyAls
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30 FOR -ALE-That well kno~n property formerly
- owned by William Pggsley, sitnstet The village
81 sing sinE, about Ten minnles wax rom tue Rail-
road De 20 ard steamboat AIMING, conainng abOl
y u and The above 8 u le cesira-
bic Situations On the Hudson, and Commands ar ex-
ieuslVe ard b~eltifll view ~ ~ yer IL in m.
vicinity u several trstcsss schools aid churches
u e.. denominations For parlcsafs inquire u WAL
TER OAKLEY a. me Merchants Exchange Bank Grern-
1ich-st Ne~-l0rx. jy2D Xweoc'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

w u F0urhav continues % f4rrisn ard Ateld 20 ncf
AIS 4n.rrmel-s procured ID toe Different C-u-tefes Or
der 1..elaee y yin plle.aay a1d eeolomy W "a
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III. DI-RRON

DEAL E-TATE.-O~ners Of real estare wishing
III services Of ag-r hear VI suitable person
by addressing ?. Tub1re O1ce- VI w.
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NnIitk tlsusrrt f -fcIHu 8 aNr D. -
,hsrt-r s. par ef-fors a
FRANCIS ARNAUp. i-c-sd sf- of fh- t rf ~ a .
pr-.-o ne vuu,her. fh-reoi u 20
lnsrrb-r hs rhcr Nfssu street 10 fh- tf n N-r ..
or ish a September 1stt Mes "A, Jss e.
So .ls f.es~ JANIS fHA1fk rnhH| Afrir.sirsHf.
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Is PURSUANCE of orfsf OF tho 1 80 CounD q
Nr~ fers. nota- hereby r-f.nn- hssrf
r- JAMES sADCkBuki. ,~ OF go CO. of N-s iafs,
h-f-uf
sf r--id-ns-. CO
isy ofJsl4ay Nss
--selfh cay Of Juns
A a al A.
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tDtbLit AhhlNrIkAiOhs OFFICE - >ssfsa stss-t-
Notse hsf-ol D. the sli ct of Ptikk
ft0AN ate passe gsf sh Gay Naaasr Lssflo
-ss-f sns ~ho s-d 20 hsys df tst ih- f-ts
fh- sff ts.'s- 'h- f@41s ~ - flb a
nlssf~i suf gifpasst l b
1- To -f by asiI Go sassf.
' p" - '.i OF A'f',, D,,.a -, ~ % . D."
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SARAH GEg. rI-atnr

N pTR,uAN,E ssfr.x.te of ooaIy q
N-s fo,. loce h~l-.y 90 oil pscn. hssns csims
JAMES " BROW kN, ~ he tff EN- tsF
-ssed g-s-lt rouft-f. thereof o. b@ Hh.crtsf
fh- John " lean Morton n
$50 f0fk tHaf Do usaf-Datef,
N-~ fols th~ fseaD srth Day of Ma. isst
isr,fUF SAkAH HhoMFR. ft~,utnG
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IN PURSUANCE order The Hf M t0anv u
iNe~i ors. rots- hereby rs-n o. I'll p-f'o, hsHF oafns
,xsnsi LIAM Off ate q Do tu o Nss "a irsaset.
present -fh voucher. Thereof tn ts slfshr 81 s
Wisn n Van Cot' IA So ~ Wa tr-f 80 ~ q
fors t~fae me thftfh ga of J4 Ns-
fot he s,h tay OF January, l-tA
~ i.~om SARAH GRE FI~,utni
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DtBLlC ADAINfsrkATORs OFFlfE -. Sa-s.I .trr.
u r,ts- h-f-ny Es@1 ~ fsafs-s 80 o. "A q
HANNAH OhOssnAkkk. ats 81 fhs Cry ION d~ss-,
az rhu --g~f si~a 1t@sLaf-. y 10
grrsais OF - coag, oi ~ f9ft 90 --rs 70 "a
To -st- oi s-i ti- d
.a'eees n The h,f-nos,a Date va Iarss 80
JAMES ThAfFE P..as afn.lri.rr.tf
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O. TO LEr-A Nearly New Three STORY Brick
- House, ~ith the Basement and beautiful Psr.Or,
In hgh and healthy location, ia Deg1aw near
COurt-s South Brooklyn Rent 81 per month store
-oVth Brooklyn good stand for iaucy store. - month
psror. basement and fwO bedrooms 10 bfck house
n Princess Brook yu s. per month Third HOos in Forty
second =. house new, rent = pr month lnqire 81 DR.
; 7. TOWNSENDS Office ~ Nassau-st Jyla w
f. FOX >ALE-A country seat ~ TsrrYtoTn, with
II about Two acres II ground completely covered WIN
lsrge fun trees IN f bearing u a superior qualify
The house 10 lsrge, tWO-rores high. haf nile from
sesmlos landing Railroad Depot and I've churches and
Post Oce THIS vii be sold cheap The subscr-
Der intends moving. Possession mmed ateiy Enquire
Of L. b. TOMPKISS, TarrIOwn, or 2. h. Warner. )
Wallst jylf3~-
O. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR sALE-in
U-. he Cify u NsNark, 40 Orangr-st few minutes
ak from fh- railroad cepot Toe house IL
res ana aitc. With twOsOry chen attached small gar
deD vel stored with choice roses, grape vines znd fruit
with tne large elm shade tree 10 front There
frstrale well Of The premises with csierD aad
other eonysnisnees. Terms reasoaao.s. Apply the
premises lyls W.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

SIeILIAN SPIRIT.-The Sicilians seem to be
fanatically DESTROYS of war with their king. The
city of Palermo is being surrounded by entrench.
ments, which are being dug by the inhabitants and
people from the interior. On being announced by
the Government that the line of trenches was
marked out, and were to be at once excavated, an
immense mass of citizens, of every condition, age
and sex, with spades, shovels, and all sorts of
instruments, proceeded with bands of music to the
spot, and went heartily to work-so much so that
in few days the whole will be ended. A letter
writer from there says
saw in the trenches, hard at work, the Ouch
ess Monteleone, Princess Butera, and large num-
Der of ladies of the highest rank, as well as multi
tudes Of women of all classes, TO say nothing of
men OF all ranks, soldiers, national guards, and
members of Parliament and the Government. From
The neighboring towns, and even from the inte-
rior, large numbers have come in and are at work."
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CoMET.-The telescope comet, first observed by
Mi Bond, OF Cambridge, on the evening of the
1lth ult., was seen at Providence, r. l., on the
evening of the Goth. 1t is easily recognised with
good hand telescope, and presents the appearance
of faint, circular patch of light Its position was
nearly northwest of the bright star Arcturus, dis
tant about ten degrees. The direction of its mo-
ton is toward the south and west. twas reported
by Mr. Bond as being visible to the naked eye on the
evening of the 18th, but at Providence it could not
be discerned without the aid of the telescope,
though the air, at the time, was very clear
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

JENNY LIND.-it is announced in the most posi-
i've manner that Jenny Lind is on the point of
marriage; She wil'fnarry, they say, MIR. George
harris, the nephew of the Bishop Of Norwich, Mr.
Grote; Mr.. Harris has studied theology very tho
roughly, but more recently has been IN the army
ana served two campaigns as under-lieutenant in
the East Indies. 1t was only on his return to
England that MIR. Harris became acquainted with
Tue celebrated Swedish songsiress. He is now pre-
parng, under the auspices of his uncle, to take
orders Several facts known to every body in
England, give high degree of probability to this
news, which, as may be supposed, has produced
great sensation in the fashionable world. During
her last stay at Norwich Mademoiselle Lind occu
pied an apartment in the Episcopal palace, which
the Bishop had caused to be prepared for her. For
some time she has steadily refused to appear on the
stage, and at the numerous public concerts where
she has sung this winter, almost all of which have
been for The benefit of the poor, she has sung ex.
cluslvely pieces of sacred music, style which she
had never before altempted.-Boston Advertiser.
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UERR EOTYPE.
MAGUIRn's DAGuERREoTYpE.

M would respectfully tbs ks for the liberia petron
age bestowed him siEce he first had the honor OF
tsnaloauclng the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans
year, ago, during which time he has taken more portraits
nah any other person in the world His specrnens were
~ @ a. the FAIR IN competition with Others taken by
Fra opf,ator from New York. and he was awarded the
nut n2.e .eSen by himself asnes public that his
poits VIII continue TO be what they aivags have Ian
NE BEST Hs long Experience and constant paons sre
me pes to DESTROYS instruction in the
bsaatfui art Genuine Highlander Cameras 20 sr oe1,
esper than any IN the city all other articles the same
rates At dozen; Scoy.g No. for 80 5-gueraned
the best plates AIDE in the United Stses CsSes ~ ~ 81
SO 30; NewYork Cameras AZ sig - ~ anu
e 11rdefs from the country promptly attended
IL Entrance No. CAMP street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

LATER FROM BRAzIL.-By an arrival from Rio
Janeiro at Baltimore, the American is furnished
with the annexed account Of the enaeute which took
place at Pernambuco on the I'd March,
Ga the ID March, the city of Pernambuco was
the scene of a most bloody conflict between the
Government party and the troops of the line and
the Liberal or the Santa LULA party, in which the
latter suffered severe loss, losing between seven
and eight hundred men in killed and prisoners
The Liberals were totally defeated after thirteen
hours hard fighting, in which, however, they dis
played both determination and courage The chief
llstIgator of the revolt, Nunes Machado, was shot
dead at the commencement of the assault--never-
iheless his party fought on until overwhelming
numbers forced them to abandon the attempt, when
came the cry of sduUe qui peut and hundreds lost
their lives in the hurry and confusion of precipi
tate retreat.
The Emperor hearing of this state of things,
and knowing full well that the Santa LnZia party
was very strong in Rio came down from Petropo-
lis, his residence Yesterday, and Immediately dis
solved the Chambers. We have yet to see what
effect this step viii have the opposition but it
can scarcely be believed there that it can serve to
keep them quiet. Business is at a com plete stand,
and confidence altogether ruined by these political
outbreaks. The great object on the part of the
Santa LULA party appears to be to expe the Portu
guese from the country, if not from the country
at least prevent them from holding any public
Office. 1t is hard to say, however, what they
want; in fact doubt much whether they know
themselves what they actually do want
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Appointments BY the President,

,,c ,r POsTMASTERs.
John :; McCuly, Trenton New Jersey
Samuel Ware, Kensington, Pennsylvania
Thomas L. Tuliock. Portsmouth New Hampshire
F r.h - Johnson. Waterown; New York,
p,nen a. ~ arden, Auburn, New York.
benjamin L. Cook Binghampton New York
Solomon Parmelee. Lockpor New York
Abner Y. Ellis Springfield, Illinois,
- coLLECToRs OF THE CUSTOMS.
William NJ. Gallagher Pressure Isle. Pennsylvania
Cornelius l.; Russell. CuyaIoga Ohio
CHARLES e. Avery, Michilinacknac Michigan.
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FROM BUENos AYREs-The Philadelphia Led
ger has the following private dispatch from Boston,
dated oath ult
The bark 1iberius, with dates from Buenos
Ayres to the 9Th of February, arrived at this port
this morning She reports having left Is American
sail of vessels in port. Exchange on the United
States was worth per cent. doubloons, highest,
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All New NJ aterials of the Latest Style
-
eF The propretors OF the Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends and the public they
JOB OFFICE their prepared to
cute ell kinds of printing the farorabe TERMS
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS: CIRCULARS: LAWYERS
BRIEFS: Bills OF LADING; DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &c.,
every style.
All their materias-Typ Presses entirely new,
the latest improvements which viii enable them
work not to be surpassed this city. The
from the foundry Messrs R. Hoe which
guaranty of their excencete type from the well
dries Messrs George Bruce Co and John T. White have
been selected with great adapt the business wants
this
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HOLnE 4 CO.,

H y u N e = a CVs,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
p E5PECFULLY inform the public and their former
customers that they have reno0edt to 12o GR.3DIER
Street Of Cdrgndele-whee they prepared to
fill orders for MI NERAL WATER for the supply OF Stesm
boats, Hotels Bars and Private Families for Expectation
N. BA Liberal Discount allowed to Groeers and Com
mission Merchants.
~ SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains. heretofore with new and superior Drawing
Apparatus. ap5 6m
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STATE COMMISSIONERS

For THE TERRITORY OF CALIFORNIA;
TFNHE UNDERSlGNE ED, having received from the Hon.
ISAAC JOHNSON Governor of the State of Louisiana
the appointment of take DISPOSITIONS, for
the Territory of California for the State of louisiana would
inform his friends and the public that it his intention Tor
the present of locating at the Bay of San Francisco and
will attend to business trusted to his care in the
way of consignments OF goods, agency, otherwise
~poforo,oos. DAVID JOBSON.
w. A. ELMoRE Atty. Genl ] h. STEEL.
JOHN c. LARUE, Esq. B. b. LEE, Esq.
e j. HART Il 60. DAVIS CoRCoRAN & Co
HAYES, CLURE & Co. T. Z. WHITe, Esq.
JACKSON STRINGER, Esq. p IRWIN. Esq. [fy25
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