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BEsNETT CLEMENTS,
Notary PsbHc, HoHntv Land, Pension, and Gcnr1
"a, nI.sh ~.


agrnt, at WsIshingfon,
CONTINUES prosecute claims revolutionary services
valid revolutionary, half and widows PENSIONS and all
growing 1919 and the late Mexico
His long service clerk In the Treasury Department and
experience general enables
His charges uniformly moderate II
peeled that correspondents will pay postage
RsTFERENcEs.
Hon. A. P. Bagby, Ala. Hon. A. lvcrsou, Ga.
T.. Butler King, Ga. Col a. O. Bennett, P. NJ. army
r. D. Rhett, y. u. Gen. N. TowsOn, y. VI. Gen. .
J, i. Phelps Mo. Hon r. La Scrc, La.
r. w. Tompkins Miss Messrs Gales Seaton
j. H. IIarmanson, La. Messns Cocoran n Riggs,
J. q. Chapman, Md. Col. n. 7. Andrews, r. N. A.
ID. =. kaufman, Texas Col D. j. Ricardo New Orleans,
Job Mann, Pa Mai Lloyd }. BeaI, 2. NJ. A.
X Paris, comptroller Of Peter Iagne esq, ID auditor
treasury
Sept T-ly
National Medical College, Washington, ID. G.
VHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will commence on
the first Monday In November, and continue until the end Of
March. s......
FACULTY.
Thomas MILLER D. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
WiLAs JoHssros, NJ d., Professor Of Obstetrics aud the
Diseases OF Women and Children.
JosuuA RIlsY d. Of Ma,eria Medca, Thenpue-
tics and Hygiene,
rsr6sHIcK MAY, D., Professor Of the Principles
GalrroS Triss NJ d. Professor Of Pathology Practice OF
Medicine.
EpwARp FoREsas M d. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy
RoBERr kse STONE NJ D. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
| Physiology.
J.nps g. Mo-o.s NJ d., Prosector Demonstration.
Clinical twice week selected from the wash
inrto Iafnnary. Operations performed before the class
Fee for full course Of lectures go Demonsator ticket SO
| Graduation fee, S25. 800 -
Good board procured from q 80 50 per
WILLIAM r. JOHNSTON, M, d., Dean,
July l02awt5thNov 9Th street, between and streets
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NroTICETbe subscriber begs inform the citizens and
IN public generally has Just employed wcrken nom Eu
rome and nom Of skill and experience,
which, together knowledge and practice IN the bus
thirty years him with confidence That be
prepared 10 manufacture jcwcry and costly set silver
superior and cheaper any other establishment known 70
country. His customers are respectfully
requested TO leave their orders with ......,,,,r,,
Penn. avenue, between OH and ioth streets
Aug l9-eodH
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UNITED sTATEs wHOIEsALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.

HOUSE,
Evils 4ANFoRD Nos 20, aS4 $50, and ass Pearl street
II naing Moo kask~
CLOTHING United States
nlnpts article Of Shirts
endless yacy Also the
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS In the world PLAN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds.
Catalogues Of stock by mall Orders promptly filled.
LEWIS d HANfORD,
Nos, 252, 254 26, and 25s Pearl st., MY.
June 30-2aw3m 49, 'Ia Ff5r
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Christopher Grsmrnsr,

Christopher Grammer,
AnorWey and Connselior at La,o
HAVING removed the side Pennsylvania Avenue
AZ and 9th Streets will practise
courts Of the District and claims Congress-
artmen and the Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican claims
Auy
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DEG TO inform citizens Of Washington and the District
they have established branch Of their New York house Ia
This city, avenue Of 10Th where they
have m and complete assortment Of Staple and Fancy Stationery
American, English German manufacture. They
particular attention their stock Of FANCY AND ORNA
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES
TEsTAMENTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS; and beg 10 say tina
the facilities they in importing their good. direct from
inducements
purchasers be found any other in this city.
Sept ll--lmn ft..a as s... ~
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7 KNOX WALKER win practise law I'm the saprens.
Cour OF United smes, and attend 70 the prosecution
claims agains, the government Addrs Washington. D. q.
Mar. ib--d N an $3.50.
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NOvELS.st Janess, Court Of Queen Anne. by Aims
IN worth. rs
The Caxtons, by Buwer; completed. ~
The Little Savage, by Captain Marryst 81 cents.
The Bavo Daughters Romance Of the American Revolution
2s us,
The salamander by Eugene sue. Is cents.
Therese Dunoyer by Eugene Sue. %
Woman, "Frs Love-" rs cents
Pendennis, by Thackeray No. D IS cents.
Octu FRANCk TAYLOR
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Benjamin p. Worcester, teacher
Of Pbonogapy during The past several schools In this
city, continues to private instruction his tMrs
Gogn Penn avenues between 9th and I'm s on reasonable
terms, sept 2-iawu
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New GOOds Gem0em1em.
WE beautiful CLOTHS
and vestngs OF the shades and Styles which
prepared the best
In the ready made line stock large and Of superior quality
We have beautiful with
other description OF pantalcons and suit
We have large stock WOODEN k COTTON
and heavy with hne Shirts and
pte stock Of ncy goods We they eIceed by
prices -
Sept 3-3tawiwf
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rRENCH and Spanish Langunges.--J. MEERE, late pro-
United States navy Yale College, Sc respectfully
quaiD cizensof Washington that he contcmpaes giving in
rucon the apve well In the English 20 for
I eigneFs.
eierc faters himself his Is
well established here require particular references
ters Ne, address NJ the bookstores Of Messs Franck
Taylor Taylor Mauy, Fischer his residence Mrs.
winam opposite Mr. fanck Taylors, Pennsylvania
l Nove 81
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DHILIP BARTON KEY Will attend 10 any business
may be ntusted with bere either Of the courts Of This Dis
and viii also attend the Of claims before Con
rcss and the Departments. ofhoe on street. a,.
wAsmseros, July 10, 1876. July 17-3awn
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IENTxs' new comprehensive Cominentary ON the b.
be containing o The authorized version WIN
Matthew Henrys Commentnry the pacue oeseish
mons Of Rev Thomas Scott with from Scott bod
bridge, GILL; Adam Clark Lowt and many other writers on ue
and engravngs OF Scripture
scenes illustrative Of the CUSTOMS antiquities, Sc Of the
ancients. bt t
single copy for sale by .v, ,,.,,ov
octIo asal Publishers near 9th street
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Ill moderate sized Volumes large type, and neat binding price o.
volume 10 be completed In six volumes Volumes
g. and 3 this day received. fRANCK TAYLOR.
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CARD.--o =. PEcE will practise law in the courts Of thu
District OF Columbia and claims beore the dferen
Congress He tenders his especially
United sntes mahals and The clerks Of the Uni
experience Treasury
reference services Of such officers All commu
nicatons should be postpaid.
Once, street, between l3h and lith
/ Iulv Q6--dlv
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psrAnrnrsr o. rnE IsrsNIoa,

(iIEAP SCHOOL, BOOKS of every kind st II
" haury's Bookstore, near On street.
slate. and copy books and pens At very low prtcesi
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ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF the Useful Arts, complains
Il agriculture, horticulture commerce. political economy csrpeu
inv for6caon, Architectural RUSSELL Lowe,
senior and Other Illustrated many engraving
one quano volume, London 1898. FRANCk TAYLOR
Oct 10
plsckwoods Edinburgh Msgszine for september,
~ TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
sepIU lNswsJ
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Gentlemen who either have had present have
members Of the Institution att lHE
Sep. a-R Ilnteil 7G't#-A
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lust RECEIVED, direct from the Island OF st. Thomas, per
AnBalosn, Doy, lot OF The finest genuine turs
this Market which will be served daily
modes Of cookery and In the best possible style
Norfolk fresh oysters spced oysters sheepsesd mack
ee hogs &c Sc all Of which win be served the shocs
notice.
07-ramlies served as usual -
Aug le-n w. WALKER.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
go,t smith nnd Van Hureu.

4 correspondent OF the Ct0riesf7H Ner, tlLs
describes ,h, starting points Of The Overland Route
Bcio-e fo.uq farther viii explain the date 1i this
let.e- bv onesrsns that Fo't Smith and Won buren are
both ou tie Arkansas iirtr fl1uf f.ur m.is apart
F-t s,ifh is the s,rrsou 90 the Western Laa Of The
Chrr.aw nsion. aud hHs grown into town oi a1o-l
one tnou.-rd iuna1ltsnts J1e stores are r,spfriA.o
ana good trade is ne with Tie itdlans wtp hi Tue
town every day having crossed the Porto the Chock
tav boundary east 90 the town or The ArkSnsa- 'nr
Southern boundary OF the Greeks Van hurf D. on the
elt bsnk the river lower down ha7 about the same
number ot Inhabitants hut Is quite drfnf IN ieaiuft
IN, streets being entirely Tree s1n eruiesqu.y dressed
Ind aus Retiie. tris place has large uscS country
70 .upqort she trade of the merchants Of large capital
who O. business here. II Is shipping point u the
taVn counties OF Missouri snd ~ u are brought tntif
Wheat and whsfaver thty ind 90 dispose o.
Being so near oi course, these towns are Flvsis n
tho California business and are " muI t'E I-Al'us
TIE al rtrce OF tuer oaims Is his Gregg route
santa fc csds from Ven Rur'n . thr Arkansas u
few ies shove the mouth OF tne tansdian wnen Ire
Aksnsss s crossed and ihs route leads lp 'A' n,'la
hank OF hs At sre-m This IS tre only route heretofore
travelled The Fort smith Company intend, Win iht
assistance o' l. : trocff q ,pon ne" 'aa li9ll sn'
Porto tte Western boundary ~ their town aopg int
south rfe OF tie Canadian g. point On that rFer -N
es fstsuf whore both routes converge. hear IRON
Fort smith the Arkafsas is MOI g. te crossed Frou
Van Buren an old road is established. Ire la'ier acs
| can -lr produce .ud steers tho cheapest Al fof
/ smith the mules from Texas ret arrive hoNe'ri
stfsu-er need not eater into he feelings dsysyed ui
the zee dents o. he two places and can get OF Al eine
place As in purchasing ,hey Will iee compelled - vsi
| both
What msy De ssi OF the route, 10 contract viii iha
from Missouri an 81. tousd Ia Gregg Commerce %
| the Prsres yol li page It' book have read VII
greet Interest and which nust no~ nnt many reader
snoue the .ends and relatives oi those mo are aou
emharkng Oh fba trsries hut few can doubt thHi IN
Land route is iriaiiely preferable 60 the sea Foyas
around Cape Horn snd a1 - the isthnls route tlA
! Is not 20 be- even whispered 10 Gath, and would o
! booted A. ln th- streets 10 Askal'
/ Toe estimate oi The tu grafton from th's poini ils
be- rns3e tr.u .he following lscis 500 from tue Slst
Of Arkansas ~4l ave 400 strangers are II tbs 10"
| snc Font sm.la 80 from Memphis lfe on Tie ArSsn
.ss "a srir way SD from itshurgh olu are SAID
De- coming ~ ty land from Napoleon. a. ihs moata
! the river How many more are coming your readers
Wh1 are b. t,er Informed "a she su1leci'hsn am a.
| better ALE o. .4-s se-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
HInchman's Case--Death Of Nr. Bird, taii-
fornla Emixranfs-tceident- Exports
CorrespOndeuce a TIE Tribune.
PKILADEtFHiA. sunday. A

PKfLADELPHA sunday, Aprh IL
Yesterday morning a. application wss maze 20
Judge Burnside By the defendants In the Hnchman case
sorA Dew trial Oh the ground that undue means hsd
u taken 10 prejudice the Jury against the defendants
by means OF newspaper eomnens' TIE Judge sould
xozld hesr any argument as be hsd concluded 70
refuse u grant trial The defendants then took
wit Of error 10 the Supreme Court entering surety
ir $4,000
Charles Bird. Esq gent tsmsn oi wealth aud innu
s,-s sisd AZ he residence his city yesterday morn
In, q, the sss OF years Al the tl,e Of his death be
Va, worth is q supposed, iAres hundred thousand
dolls srs
Bsrk Warwick. CSpt Anthony. sailed from tbs port
rs.,ar3sv afternoon for san Francisco. The splendid
sbo susan q owens Cspt Barclay. will probably SAL
- morrow for ths port She isse' out some -
n,.sspsers who will enjoy every comfort that an *
rs-inres rautsr weventil lsfed state rooms. snd =
.ri.pdd llbrsry OF iyc hundred volumes can siord
The number OF deaths IN this city, for the week eod
n, Yesterday WAS 10. From Consumpuon' TO-
Yesterday afternoon young man nAEeo A4e'''.uvt
Ius,eu eyed = yrs-s engaged .n cotton ff,.eiF ~
Manayunk. had his .sht sru tom of ~ tne ''o"
being caught n some portion 1i the machf'ty' 4"
i'm was sr9utstet sni lsst evening he was cclnS
The following exports - foreign pofts ~ere .u"i"
from this port during the pact week O. 80 DOS. F01'
3OOO bushels Wheat and :. ,9l bushels Corn.
SA1Es OF SroCxs-Firs R0arf-S22 100 state -
-ft. SlOO DO. Fl $500 Lehigh 6s = sNO Penns o.,
IS s-5 War Bounty Scrip. io3l sioJ Leoisa Mor'
Ian = Al : Bank g. > Kentucky Bk. qd Pie
nix lns Co 10t ~ Farmers 4 MecbsRlcs Bank, 'Vi
3 Vicksburg l3.. I L Bank i6 .,,
Second Board 1000 Read RR M'rt BIDS. 90 : w
state &c. sll : 100 Iehich Mort losn = s5.i 40
Sit. Pouna Bk 3ll. % GcFmaniown Bk' ~ g Onon
Bk TcnR, 3-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

THE NYw TEIEGRIPB The bill Incorporating
the New York and Boston Magnetic Telegraph Print.
ina Company, 10 House. Patent passed the House
Of Representatives Of Massachusetts, on Friday add re-
ceiysd the Governor siEnaiure NJ DOwnng 10 push.
ing the work forward with al dispatch The Poss are
I'D half way % Providence and all the way from New
York 70 Bridgeport CO II will ~ IN operation ~ the
middle OF June yivs The Boston Stockholders 10
the southern Telegraph Line received this Gay their
quarterly dividend OF per cent Boston Irsns.
TRrAt OIL W. CRAFTS FOR BARRArRY.-Tho
Eas,,. rs.,ertps Of SATURDAY. says that this trs
continued on that day bat nothing Of importance wa
brought forward IN the testimony. except Ia proving
the Identity and similarity u spec meas of IRE hand
writing, both Of Crafts and wilson 10 the course q
the exsminsto Of one Of the Witnesses Il wa given 10
evidence hst two years since the schooner lfc
was sold by Lc, witness 20 Wilson and thsI this YES
SCI WAS a. eGaertly lost st sea
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
GooCr.kStSu.l.

fad;aaa.--ALENANDrR HAMILTON SAMUEL
HAMA and SAMUEL MASON are announced IS "@'s
candidates tor Congress in the A'h District subject ''
,hs aeei,,oa Of the Convention. sANvEL " fAkNkA
4, prcpO.ed in the hid &C. 3. smith'') District
Alabama--S. GRiTTirHs FISHES, Whis' Is az
,o,rcsa q. candidate IN the lat (Gsyle') District
Virgin,a--The Looos Of Alexandra 20. na''
,,.s ,s., 1, !. inexpedien, TO make sny nominAuof
for Congress, tor the reason that would be o no use
"a. an, Of the eight ccuaies eomPrsing the D''u.o
save large msjOrities for Taylor Ia the iA,s p'''s'
n, uosros the Loco candidate, and Mr. Pena'e'on
whis spoke =, Le.ssurs On the 10Th Nj rENpLE,Os S
cana ou, s,rorg fOr the wno, frovi'o s S"Sy' "S'
Aona
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23


sli~ay. SATURDAY,. Apr 3D. JAMES GRzIc. is-5 o. ys.o
ird o rlnits
r.. ~ - i' az o. as en- Jirs. Gr-r Jf sss ~
.ri~rs of kafz-rs CA-reh repeatedly
lr~~s Moody - nst-f o.t ira
-rt1.rs sf s.tio.lf flrfh-f fat....
a-af- satlrssg -r--ug AgrI o. v
FtANcFs LOCKWOOD. -i0- ri f-- af- Fr-t. fl.s -nas
ts-f saoat -
Cor Gf
pa saaisy. Asfl o. MsRi sEfsQ. si1- Ct ts- a.. r,.
Wee, of Plgrt-~ps- 80 frr~rf Eatrs e Nsfh-r-
i'-a, 40. q Par~r-n z % tls ga .sfoi hsf ss-
- r~atfss a. ir-ts Ni ts fry s~rf ~.
--rt a-rrf-s 80 aIs- ri Eresff Nsar ~
gat ts hataJ ai-rrlln g. rs faoas fsr,A-r "a
fsfn lar sua ~ % - ts~1 ,o Pnufts--gss tsrr-rf
'n ,lfial -f-1fy Afn D. af~f s-fnr 1-.. ANNA
: ai l'aa LAlf-9fity l - 80 Jesr oi Hsfss-.
llr p 80 tfi d,
~ ~ J.-rt rars-r. asl ~ frsl L4y-
ll u y 49, re.p-rfisag r7-f st-rf lfn
- - i~f . ~ 10 - !. . rrfrE
a. - .1auty Clafss ss ~ a~sr o. ss.4 4,
NJ hAhlA shlIh s1s n 10. ssk. Coan n i.
f4-1 ysar ri ssr So
AZ ssaltsf T. Nosfar Az lei a rs.t,. ar. ARI..t
Sh.kNL - ~ ~ Re- Aaftsrsb Gfs-s@ - rss
maths 80 - tsys
IA s. Lozs NJ Frtsy AzrI y ELUA - e. g.-s..
s11l cf1sfy u hOsles,.f, 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
H.cruitlua-,rEe Army.

10 "a, Ed.icT Of Tas TfibHnt
ladulge me with ono word IN answer TO " H. H.
IA Wednesdays 1tibuEt and leave the subject with
many thanks for your courtesy in publisbine my re-
msrks. | believe am ss true Pcsee man e" Ii C.
aud with more reason, having probably, seen much
more OF the horrors Of a- and for this very reason
sm friendly 10 the Army as u now 0Nsts for, uu
ill the world becomes much more yir,uous than now s
there will be War and lot mo tell II, & (however
Improper may be The observation that II Country
depends on tho Volunteers or Militia a!Sas either for
offensive or dtRsirt Wsr, leans gPoa broken reed
Under the risk OF the penalty OF being considered
moi 20 hsv. brsias enough g. m buet.mcld," de
.re nv conviction thai tho appropriation of SIS COO
and hi. protor OF g. DO Rot tend 20 deceptions
impe.It,ons II II. Il " were acquainted with the
nature OF the Recruiting Service, he would know ths
ss,h recruit Is carefully examined by toe recruiting
officer who, instead OF nrSsaS him 10 enfsi, guard
him az alnst imposop aud NOvHs hn agsns; too hash
action IN bindns hmselt 10 serve hs country u.
"a al Arff
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
Southern ~tsmboa, Mail.

SIR. have considered the application iaf
mai 10 be csrr "a oS steamboats, oeVcen Philadelphia
ana Chsfle.f,u ly ssa 30 tee name uoS zone De-
tween sew York and Chsr estlu. sni have me . iAe
following conc .usious lae NsF 0r< steamers we're
sr.t tfi-t without a mai and sh-ir speed snd uni-
fully ssccrts.ntd b. experiment u-i. vas then a.
lowed and So for rscn zip cut ald back was ssfeed
u b. paid Ins uut t1ne mer.4y Tor the m-r-
cssuss or City 81 New lrE oui i ~ss granted. md .
continued hscogs- thrr0y toe Northern sees1n q the
country lutlns.riy connected togeiher ana Vim Ne"
York 5y rsil-osis stlrnisted weekly 9Th ma. com
muuicston eileen hours ln advance % the land mall,
Eirn the Southern section united 10 The same manner
Wlth .hs SANS view the Pal sdeiphls application
Should 6s snit ianed prov ted H % 90 managed - 70
have the pli phia TIME ot departure sEd srriVA
dsereut c.g OF The zee b. sui s5out midway between
the New N.-k days Inis would seem advantageous
T. hoth oW0srs aad the Community. 81 i would make
semi-wecsy hue between these tao sections OF
country rusy be understood tbss hen experiment
shs saow that tie PIT scr Phia STEAMERS make the ce
gree 81 speed O. justy the prcore ding. rnsil u -
sloNsd tn he @ rms uoV aio~-d 90 '-~- OK
provoed tae tepsrtgrc tuc arrival IS maae - sisr
uAic with i1., 90 Ne~ l1rS Very rcspecuuly. &C.
o. IuLiANEA /. n G-Dsral
E.sslaFt5,. Apr. b. l.it-'. % Department
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

Eurisesa ~ hany-tarai OpeninE-P"iiiics
Dun-ChFi.i3's = uinsirsis-tois weather.
Corrsspon8sncs Of Iae TT5une

Mar Sr.sley M-f-sfi
Bus,.ss ha-a is isokl- rp. Great q-epsra-
1ns Gre 1eing rrass ;.- To- s--nz TIA ~hieh rer
easris ii.rk vi be- hes7y J.e csnl oier' On TAR
= q Nsy. to- 5asfrea srs trsy ersaset ir s't'a
t1sf 5osfI sssy That gres, event -fs@ number
q brsts lave o-rIred lrn A-Ef c-r hs7tJ laden
t1uod for ihe f-r W@s' va-r-E 5eT@ f1r &c op-nns
30 - Ca-... F....-s rsr r All seems Q let 10
t., 20 ss r-.r7 q ..r estrg -ol-ciars atve s)ne
= Vsstinrt-n . ~ sri ge -rir q1-i1u ~ Govern
r---t s-1d r-.ur. flsrk r.a-s en1 t-iilorrA s-i
s-. s -.r rage Wa a-r O. have qlfa t-es; t- - .n
Mn e--rtr o tre zzv 0f smuser,-r' & IT. ln-i'
tv.sr.rlt-eIr Trsy 81. BE- T.'-cr-fd = ~. = Cd
t.gse TIE zsaih-r . cod - Deem h.r, SIN no"
sn1 taeu axe -i Frrv-- l'urs i-i~HAoN~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
sn.nsn.isn Of CoaI -hIpmen.s.

P0TTsI lLIE. "a ra.1'day AYfI'@"
Ata tremendous meeting Of the coal operators
held e. The American Hotel tas siternoou The fo.-
lowing resolution was unanimously saop'eH
Rssor,a Tbs, oon.rue he susPen'ion Of or ooAi
shipments ur;il The Committee on the s's'e oi ''a'7
IN ad1..e resa-nplon y NE sane.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
Remafks

ES- II. r. is opposed to ar, but thinks the
Msricor War glorious bus'ness-oi course, he
thinks we must have a Standing Army for how
slse could We have set up that Mexican War
He reitcrs;es his assertion that Standing
Army being nc cesssry, the appropriations OF S5s,o00
g year to keep up the Recruiting Service is also
necessary bat schy It is necessary for the Gov
erpmcut thus TO pay $40 or Sl' per heA" i'' Il"
ducing men to serve 1t IN particular capacity
while everybody else gets sh the labor or service
required at a shirtieth part the cost, he does no
condescend to explain
-As 10 the honesty and oandor evn1ed by 'a'
Recruiters, our intercourse with the hecrm'e'
leads rs 70 conclusion opposite to his ho"
aver. we arc willing - rest here.-Ed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
Correction Of The Sew-OTIeans Appointments
-Prtnentation Of n w ord 70 Gen. Tny yIor.

NAsHiNSToN' 1sn0sJ' AYfA ~ -
OHicisl correction ROBERT SruLg has been
appointed Surveyor and AASUEI GARCIA Nsvsl oi'csr
for the port Of EeT Orleans
Tho sword voted By the F.rgaia Leglsiat1rs Ill "
presented % Ger ZAcHAHT TAILOR @ morro~. y
Judge Daniel, Chairman d ice committee oi t7e
Mr. Thonpton Of Mss. Nr Houston Of Ala snd Nf
Henley OF nd have dec'iooi re- sciion.
.r,.. ,,r.... -- s,r Co,s--ss -r- q . 81 4
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

y,RerMa-EpeAR SSowpES, Esq The Sa.'0'
81 N. 1l,raas,ia va Ga.afs is the whis eAnd''S''
-, the General Assembly from AeNsndTis County
tn. LocO.Focos Of the District have resolved not ''
onno,, Mr.. snowden's nomination BY running 'spa
..,a candidate
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
V-sissi1' A?fA6 l,7-' . D
~ THr HoILA>D L,>o CoxrA~T closed

- VEr HoILA>D LAND C0NfANT closed a
- - IN Thursday ssi OF al their remaining sais,
wh.s ~ ..-aS.et 10 Armstrong County Peunsy snA
Ths lsrs amounting @ twenty three thousand sr--s,
vere purchased oy company OF gentlemen OF Am
.tr,r5 county fo- nffy thoassnt do-srs easn lhe
p,-.t.rI f,-s-t--s .svs Tee s.1ry ci t--s Com
pany w0uls De- IN detail a. Interesting one S0ne srn
ile.n~n IN Holland advanced money % loAn 10 shs
County or state durirE tne keSo.u9cu - cary On
fhe the surcssstu4 eFmissilon u "nica ioln1 Z.
TO POOR 70 repsy II 10 her q guilders eessiuR oi
lad prcq,csss; ;Eod ssseys whiea eSien'ei
through s-ge part OF western Pennsy vsnis and New
York sni proved. Ws eisve losiEs osrIsin - the
honest ours hers q Amsterdam Sunday A,As.
CY- Il the Holland Company lost money BY
purchase, IhsE agents were lgskis',
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
YEw-YoRK, MONDAY, APRIL %.

Tsr OYSTER Waffle third and concluding
c.p.o Of the Oyster War Of fAecOnse ' In type but
crowded out Of this mornings Tr'5U"t BY press Of
na-. We .hsll try 10 give II In our Evening Edition
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

I,p,,sA.-The regular LOeo' OF fa'ns@ 20
,.so a.,ernlped no, to support "a "ai'ir ~
oo,sruor unless be takes bis ';aad H''io0's' ." '"'
g.. nI.,sor,u and soe. for slavery extension