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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
CaIifornIa-Mexico-GuadaInjara.

A cores ondent OF the Mobtie Register, writing
from the City Of Gasdslsisrs, June l, says:
We arrived here two evenings since. We lett
the City OF Mexico the 9th May.
Yankee boys pass rs every day and 50 eager
are they TO reach "Ei Dorado, thst they ride from
fifty 10 seventy miles ia the hot sun each day lt
wOad make a Kentucky householder laugh to
look at some of their horses backs, they being 50
raw you can see their bsok-bones sticking out.
We were very mach mistaken in our guess at
the distance betw cen Topic and MsZstlsn. An
officer who has Travelled the road frequently, in
forms mo IL ID $40 miles. think il is mistake,
and believe IL to be- not $50.
Between Topic aud Mazatan there is a strip
OF country 30 leagues ia extent which grows moth
ing bat small cactus and stunted chapparel Ia
those thirty leagues there are no houses and but
little water. Several Mexican gentlemen advise
me by no means 10 go by land.
Tho last accounts from California say the Ameri-
cans are fighting with the Chiians aud Sandwich
Islanders. A Mexican started with our party
from the City Of Mexico. but turned back imme.
disteiy on hearing of the troubles ia California.
Nothing We hear from there can be relied upon
Gaadalsjars Is the third city in Mexico, aud, !
think. one OF the prettiest Of the Republic. IL
oontsios over a hundred thousand inha btants, and
has the character of being the most enterprsine
Mexican city. Ii is in the center Of a beautiful
valley, and the soil Of the city itself is richer than
Mississippi "mud." The finest fruits and the
choicest vegetables are here found. No part OF
Mexico affords a finer market.
am agreeably disappointed IN the Fertility OF
Mexico. We who live farther % the North are
TOO apt 20 attribute more thsnis Just to climate, ana
too little to soil. find the valleys II Mexico even
more fertile than those of the Island OF Cuoa. The
valleys Of Queretsro and Guadalsjars are black,
suvial lands. receiving their fertility In the rainy
seasons from the neghboring nights. while those
Of Mexico, Leon, and others, are pure lime lands
which show the mari upon the surface Also
frequently arc seen small valleys Of what we cal
black mold. There is one beautiful valley OF q
leagues length between th,s and Leon, " hich has
verv productive red soil. called "nerro Colorado.
You have no idea Of the universal wIet hednes'
Of the oommoa people. Ignorant beyond concep
ton, they live Ia perfect subsection TO the priest
hood and while the !ss priests, clothed in linen
roll in splendid coaches along the streets Of then
cities they fail ia rags upon their knees to worship
these welfed gods. The finer the churches are
the poorer are the inhsOitants Of every pueblo.
Col. McAlpin saws he believes the churches ii
this country are even worse than the banks In The
States.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK. July

ARRIvsDstP c--tlra. E.ssr. LrsrPo9 Nay > aess a.
81 gf-s- go L----a 3 c..
s-.t Taertt E-s L.ioz Is. sa- - Pas-assr'
p ir.a Go
Rl.s1 H---, wok-as B--rea May IS AID - pas
a-fs. Fsv-s.'f1. & >1ruslk-s
BsL Ca4t ~. Dasc-isrr = q, sslAst Aai ~ 1850
g--s ha-rs-r a c.
s sa-s-cs sl-- Lssreo. Ma IS. ni,- ass f.'s.a
f-rs Ha-a-rs 4 Co.
So ? ,,as .rp sz.ss L.v,Poo Jla- > ns,sS Gr'
P-,.r ~ tr Ecs-sl Aa-~err M g. ,,i slshils s-h
as-- r 2 n 4ft.- & Co 80 ps-s-1s-.
b-r--f A-tE-1 ,. -sss, ballast al -
- "a. s pom. a. o.. u sntv-rp sa,s gas.ens-rs
sr - Naa Nrs1t L-Fact o. ra &c So Pass sre-r
" .lsrs A. Glsra
q p.r-at Msr.a.. lrn-r
30 r-aaas aI a,-faa woodbury. O7-n - uus<r JA-1ot
o. a.-- ssl-r P4-Ea. hli 4 iay' ira 6i9raar iTa
So ~ Frt JsAl.oa Chr.nsass = says. ssi. al =
pa---nl-r-
sca-ss-l s;fg-.. I.cs --~ii- .lro-f
b. Farlr.. Ha-k-. ts.sls. .ul-ltr
s.hr DAVIS CIR. Ia - siraaJ Too Bcs.lc-
SIR y z4.t E--f. f.h-c p.t-f-r.
Hs--i-c Nar-h.H Nsehias. untsr
I.so@. Y r.l.I. Hsrrs- 1n. -ptf<
SCR ~.-rs. 80. Na.ai.-toa NC, ava s.orcs
~ Nafasl Barrett. $3.50. "
Sfhr ssrl-s. M-flalr-. -4tl-rA g. r-t master
srar L--g of 80 Lac. s-4r- Va
Scrf W 49, Va g. eooi
S,lr M4rtls Barr. Couch. Hfhrcnt. ross
S.hr ar-r . Co.nrrr. P-rsssN... '4.-tcr
sldf : T. Reeve W..lIr 90 &C
s.hr c. r. 81. h.r l. aad
srrr w-ssi g.. 60. q -f uar..
schr W. far4-r. H-roof Island
WIND-N-n1an. ~ NNE
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Affairs ia Caiiforn.a-RevoIution in Mexico.

correspondent OF the Htrald, wrItlng from
Washington, J 9ne 23, says The late news from
Csnfornis, say p 20 the l5.n May, has been con
hruea, by the receipt OF letter. yesterday, from
Mexico and MszstiaD, by Mr.. Parrot, oar Consul
tor tne latter place, nov here.
The causes OF flotOas proceed gs ln California
are attributed the 0isaPpOiutrnent OF the inosbl
tsnts, on hearing that Congress had adjourned
without extending the laws OF the land over their
Territory. They cOuI9 no longer bear sncn neglect.
MoDs IL seems, were organized AZ ali the drlBEine
houses, u express their Indignation a. such 1nps-
rsllsled neglect on toe part Of the Government
The effcc,s OF ar Over-IndGgence m Iq1Or afford
ed the materials for general outbreak, which
Gen. Smith a0d MS ofiicsrs euds4yorcd 70 q1ell
bat. alter exhaGsting bis patience. sad despair ~
Of being able 70 put al end - toe innumeraoie
crimes publicly comInltted. bad, for bis own per-
sonsl safety, taken shelter on board the 81 Ds-i-
war ia the bsrbor. II such be the order Of things
Ia San Francisco, What msy we expect 70 hear
from the god diggiEgsl
Much discomfort IS manifested, on the part Of
the Americans and Cahtofnians, tbst the rch DE-
posits OF gold are thrown open 10 foreigners, WHO
ere arriving ia regular organized ana Armeo par
ties from all places on the Pacific, for 'be sole pur'
pose Of digging aud carrying away the gOl1-
bnch is the IL COX Of foreigners, thst from Mexico
alone so 900 have gone
There 10 probability that the Mexican Govern
ment will shortly be overtbrown. Santa Anna IS
expected Dach Inc lnu'hhs " n4i'H""N ~, "o'''
co, Qoeretaro, and the State Oh Mexico are are
20 10 arms against the whites, butchering them
right ADD left. The opposition part will, no doubt
take advantage q those disorders, to briog on the
overthrow Of Mr.. Hereras government.
Some Atty persons had arrived at MaEstlan
from California. who gave most deporaOie sc-
count Of toe state Of the country. They ioond tho
Yankees too much Tor them, even at then own
game-moing. There Will be no more emigration
from Mexico The placers Of Sonora are drawing
people 10 that direction. They are sad to be
richer than those OF California.
The Mexican Commissioners bod arrived in
Topic where they were rustca'ing.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


~ We infer from the sienature tba, the fol-
low.n- Poem is from the pen Of Bishop Doane
Fron fb~ Hs.sprsfy.
ssrxsD AS As ANVIL. wHE< ~ IS EtTgN DOWN
" Is~4f'.s 70 ~ Po'yeayys tofa As'fy~fJ
stand ike an anvil" when the stroke
OF .t4waTt men falls fierce and fact
Storm. but more deeply root the oak
Whose orawpy arms embrace the D ast.
stand Ike anvil, when the sparks
Fly far and wide, hery shower;
virrne and truth must stu be marks.
Where malice proves It's want OF power.
Stand, Ike an anvil" when the bar
Lies. red and glowing on IL breast
Duty shall b. LIES leading star.
And conscious innocence, lie rest
Stand ike an snVil," when the sound
OF pOnderOus hammers pains the ear
Tnine bot The still and stern rebound
OF The great heart that cannot fear"
stand Ike anvil" Noise and heat
ARE born Of earth, and die with time
The soul, ike CD, rs source and seat,
Il solemn, st, serene, sublime
Rirysd., s. BGrEoboss Day. l5i9. g. W. D.
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D. A. A ELLSWORTH.
Eas, Bank Of the Colorado River. Q miles }
below the mouth Of The CHA STATE OF )
SONORA MsxlcO Nov p lS&8

MY DEAR PAsENr: ..s From the time We LEFT Chi
hushus until arrived AZ the frontier settlement Of
Tascn ia the State Of Sonora (withn some four days
travel OF Gia,) we got along quite pleasantly aud
smoothly. but soon we lett ruson troubles
commenced. Tue whole country between where we
are now encamped aud Tason Is perfect desert OF
rock mountains and plains II sand After We struck
on its banks nearly every night, occupying nearly Is
days In travelling about ls0 miles. Il had been rare
sight TO see bunch OF grass large garden patch
We suosisted our mules the httlc cane found ia
the neehooreood Of the river. and cottonwood brush
Inc consequences were that We're obliged 10 absn-
don much OF our property We arrived on this sid Of
the mountains with us wagons and travelling f0rges
being ne whole number with which we l-t Chihuahus
Out OF THIS number We have abandoned on the road be
tween here and where struck tho river 81 wagons
and forges we must have also len hchirt M on
mules and 100 horses Tae rest OF our amin A. sr IN
miserable condition and the prospect ia that We ANAL
leave several wagons al ,his place We arrived bere
to-day, and the men now At work making ran 10
commence crossing the river tomorrow. Ahead there
Is no better prospect for for Is stated thar for 81
miles the country is ssnd desert and in addition 10
there being grass that we shall and but tto water
An our ratons have run out excepting the -four ON
which wholly living. IL Is said 10 be some
thing like $50 miles from here TO san Diego. 50 YOU
can see that with our ianished and worndown AMI
msls the prospects before not very hstterlng
Indeed have got along slow from the nTstthe latter
part OF the time were compelled 10 90 sOw-having
LETT Csmargo on the 10th Of July and Chihuahaa the
Let OF September. During the whole msrch thas FAR,
we have been favored with pleasant weather. The
nights have become quite cold making ice hall an inch
thick In shallow vessel, bur tho days are last warm
enough for jouraeyng.
Itis too cold To add much more, Il had paper,
for I make OF The last sheet possess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

PHILAnFLPHIA Jls Ar -hr ia hr--st-r. Hor's1 Va
Dew. aH- fll 0rotl-r> bs-f
Rlr.r-s. Eslr e-e- knsnar Trtaf re- caest sar- NY
JehH.H. Nin In brrNstr noli, o., "a -fp si-f
Nfrrs. Mr., ls--- h0-tn
CHAkLE-TON-Ct Jaa- . % Jsn-' L'i. ka- HAVE 70
A-1. Nm rr. Nfors, L 1rg G-ors- NaAsf o. -tnf
-ia. Ns.ha.l. fhIaf-lr.A
RIrHYoN Jar- 11 sc1s 2 -n setg-e B-'.ton ~
man Ca-ran rns. Afcrdsn Rtser Nf1rk LtNr-ncs,
sr-o1 s.. se4 n X T.. 1sl. iol'g Nfon Asaaa =
Ptrt-r. NfnrS
LEWgs Del Ja,- PNA srE- sh AID 80 trSs csr- n
40 o-stua asy sad NV rh- PACKET ~ p
.--t auf - -hip uofas
P-rk 90 Co. fs u1rrrE Two orss ar 80 the ehds cons
N-tfr-r cillfr i'd Csc.
Jio. rl4 AH-ra- brs rsr. from Gousrss org. 80 n
sH-r- an stood up ~T-a - ffh 80 ~ld Nv -
Th@ big Cr.a- isr Psruaroco sd f-t &C %
NORWICH Jlu- Arr pr.r 2ilr-oauE no Nf1d ca esth.
srhr p N1fs0a, q te. Nfors -
NLlnson B-ri Bsn'oi J~psf RIVER .chr W Bro,
SYoE. - ws-h,nzt ~ 90 30'h, prr shs;n act Niors
HAVEN. Jlns Co-ttak, fn N-Tctst-, 20
3 Msrs Grove, sunt.rs1f -chfs lanotse bsae
d1 Dan farkef 90 s4fAn khas-tn y
T.fk, Lamar FfsrsD4
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CRY CoNAi VhANss Ss-kefore Judge Greenwood 49,
hsaderssa g a. ~ baacyjt-This case having h..n
postponed ron THURSDAY u vas called on but rs Honor
dismissed The Application there being DO rebutt,n trs
nuny the psri Of ps4ntts
Pork Nf,csy In ials case rerfc..e WAS vrar.ss
uroa an Of facts, 10 DING thai case a. nr-
10 be tea N some other Court hsn tie special Sessico.
Polfcx CcrRr.-Oikcer Clayton arrested mar named
Kanra Town charge uf stealing sln4. boat vgaed
al about SIS TIE property OF MI Nlnsy The accused
detained for eNsmaxflou-
~. vfs0vs Iboyh In tis case. which Is one Of
re-rs s- the sasir was agsn postponed Ill SePtenhe
next TINS sui. i one OF importance Il Involves ne
Characters aud s.zrag % hitherto tfefioaraAois
men h. the cofnmlniy II i su 0f counsel ices az a
some Directors ard Stockholders Of the broosyn oA1s
who Ia Occ az tie tine OF large dealSaol on t'
part 81 supo and their proceedings reanFe z
coaceahns said deialcsuoa. and selling Cd he stock O
he ank above par. A. Crs Esq appeared tor the pain
sH and 3. Blunt for the defendants The amount sued
fcr u about >o0 which IL charged Is counsel tees y
the Bsnk 10 Mr.. WHing.
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10 LEI

IT, 30 LET-The upper part OF the house pleasantly
Es situated 81 Nesry-st between Greenwich and Hud-
- sta. Rent moderate. Apply on the premises
le5O 81
TO LET
81. THAT VALUABLE WATER-POWER a. Milton,
r.. lister Co the bank Of the Hudson. The three
story brick Factory Building. ~ horse power, on a
everfang stream, with horizontal Scotch Wheel In
mediate possession given for part or the whole rs nay
be desired II is OF the finest privileges IN the STATE
Tor small business, such comb-making buuon-iaAng,
spOOl.wndng plate, comb plate. turning, &c &c.
Access easy market-steambOas land four times day
Terms made Inquire Of
SPELbtAN FRASER, 80 Cedar-st ny or OF
II. J. JEWETT. Poughkeepsie, or Of
CRAFTS & SMITH, ON the premises. le2o iOt+
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Passenger. Arrived.

= f.s7 Cs-f. frs LiEs-yosi"n s-T p' 0~'Sss foi'
/.
~ sAss R,-s-s As-y 49, Lsrsp,.i-Nss w-rt 3 Jses'aa
Tf w a ETY. ii n b.
laftsr Nsrz1 fsa B-r--s-J Arltr-- 7fy snt CT 90
L-n1tlF Nss--fa-r . Wss~rllr 10 na-1 " A-'-f q
E-rs s-e.-ra. H-1 sr1r-t-r NJ p sex
rsll. h IA Wats-r Fs-a-- Lectaias hrlA-
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no.. >RrLL,- FERRY. rILLIErrpLEM

-S---1, AND Fuhi LIB LA ana A.'er t-- : ave
-sih June. The Boats VII leave tans.sI
touching A. Hammond and Tsreeuth IS every day .k1
dav. excepted. 8, 10, H. p aud oclocA, aud VII
leave For. Lee 81 =. 2, u, L. - and 8 o'olocS
or Frfavs The s IN ami O'Clock trps from Ncwf ork
and the 3 / and O'Clock uiPs from Fort Lee WA oe
omitted.
Ga sunday afternoons me last UPS from rnit Lee WI
be A. 5 and O'Clock 2 VI
Picnic tnps will be made from New-(ork Mondays
TUESDAYS Thursdays snd Saturdays. A. $ DC ock A n
Market trips will be made from k0r Lee on tuesday
Tharsdsv and SATURDAY mornings a. s. A NJ je.l In
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Tee lsst iustalmeat Of five dollars per share on
The capital stock q; ~ Pernsy.vanA Railroad Ooi'
pany = 1ue and payable on rne a0th inst mus i"r'
ths great work has been carried forward even more
succsssfuuy than was anticipated, and from present
Indications IL VIII bctn a. regards cosi and time oi
comp .etlon b. brought within Tie estimates
The Tragsc,ID' sives the ioi'o$ ins ist Oh dVi-
bends 70 be paid a. Boston OF and about the let July
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From California Emisrant-The ella Route.
To Edfor. Of ne Dsiroi Ere Press.

have received 70 day two letters from my son.
now at Monterey in Cahornis, together with q
memorandum Journal Oft daily march Of the U :
troops thrnueh thai W iieraess country, ;r m Chi
huahaa To near the Pscihc. From the former
have made the iollowing extracts, which y0s NAV
pablish IL you please; and the latter. which viii
probably be OF some interest ~ the public, will be
publishsd In due time. Yours. &c.
n A TNSWORTH
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AsEs- rder year - % yeas - 20 s. tl : , 70
Do, D. ic 20 -, = % q g. 49, Or ~ - . a. 70 - = -
to o. D. 81 20 ,. - tn CO. s1 90 ~ 6, 4-znup o.
PLACES ~ SsTIvTY-Ju t-c states. SIS, Ire ard Is
I'm and 81 scotland. = Ws-s. . Germany - France.
:; D-unark- !, lay Prlss.l 4, 51tsl Possessions
il y. Amerca- : West Indies. 8, unknown is
From Ams-H0I-e. Bellevue lc. f-r.-srtary h spiil4
ackve - ls.s-l :. Sma. POX Ho-piia4, BACK ~r =
Island. !. Lllsuc Asylum. Backvel.s Island, = .
Wards Island g.; Rancsl's -lsnd.i. Guy H1spia- 0 .
House Of Refuge. House. ack wells and. II p
Co.or-i Home, t. Co.ored persons - Cho.e-a Hoe
pl'als. William and Ceurer-s.s &C.
TIE rum1er Il deaths Tor The week al year was
20 SHOWING increase Of SO The cholera returns Tor
asi week within q tie ngmoer q deaths IL
ne week lsst year.
Cily Inspectors O4ce June 90 1919
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LADY FsASkLiS.--rhe enclosed letter from
LADY Franklin to Mr.. Grausn. dated June :. 1919,
was received in Boston. by his son, by late
DSAR Mr.. GksrrAS; know your sou feels that snd
tnervsf in ali that the expedition that he will be
sl.a 10 hear OF an additional means % search which
kave bees able accomplish by my privsts means.
whaling SHIP called the "Aersm, 10 about 10 sail nom
the Po Of Hull for pavis's Strait hshery, and ~ taking
on fourth Of her shares as means OF enaen1s hes 70
start INSTANTLY and by ofvriuz farther reward o; soo
and oayns additional insurance additional risk, |
have engaged beg explore 4 possible Jooess >oaad
and Snhs Sounding, Bahn baycr Al ess, oHe o. nc
nav preference being for former because oeeve 70
have communication VITA WeihDgtou CnAnneL tthlaA
ts commander OF tins wbsler captain 0ravilis VIII 40
he accomplish my purpose, tor % = an Gu
terprlsing man, iabucd hsset With spu OF discovery
Imcch regret the nouon IN the House CT Commons ala
rot last night, for wished the Am"r.cen people
To know bow highly honor them AMI their President
for their generous conduct. .
Ever yoors. JANE FRANKLIN
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~ Water Cnre.-Dr MEsKsEs orange MoonlAn
Waier Cure estsbis hlent >o1lh Orange y. IL now
open Tor he pou u patents The ESTABLISHMENT nAs
one OF The desirable loc tOns for the praece OF me
water Cure. snd = tt-d up very superior mA1nef
oasing pIlvs.e eaas attached The patents rooms he
ers Tor South Orange leave the foot Of Ccrandst Al
o'clock AN and NJ daily reaching south Orsnge mi
one socr Letters for ereua5s addressed Dr. MEExEE
~ shove ie4 IN
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r., -7ss.s..--.- FOURTH or July EXCrR,

New-Jersey. Leave New-Nork n
follows For Elikabeihport Ehzabehiown, Nesheld
Scotch Plane Planhed. New-Market, bound Brook
SOmervile North Branch and White House. by steam
boat RED JACKET, al pier No y. r. ate A. NJ /, 5and
lP " By New-Jersey Railroad, Cortland-st A. NJ
and r NJ Returning leave Mhitehouse for New York
and intermediate places al 81 u NJ, II and q p NJ
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GENERAL NOTICES.

yJW. Gloves, Dentist, 5g7 HEdson-st oppo-
siir Greenwich Bank, NeW-Iork- O1ncs hours uon
O'Clock A N. 10 p NJ le4o IL
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EXCURSIONS.


, DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
rsNt---NrO SHREWSBURY. Ocean House. Long
r---xz@=--HBr anchl Port Nashiastop, Mount Dock,
Brown. Dock INlisd -t0wr.l snd Red Bank.-The rev
And ueii-kaoxr Steamboat CONFIDENCE, Capt A IL
Haggerty. viii leave side Of PecksHp Pier East
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An0ken. &c.

Jar. a. At D. ou a. hp Aoa Portsmouth, M, h.ae- for
l. r-rpcuI
ls5 =. -, .a . D. bs Nancy Pratt, Of sai Tor Boston from
Hsrara. - tsnu
s s. a a. ship Joha Holland I'm HaVrs tor s''' 10 81
sh a,o O. e1s BAH Evri H,b,ck 'or HansaE - q. out
IOh -, ST. p.s-d Br ong By Ao,s nth pa'ssn
f-fs nn.rf "
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= Nater-t ure fnstitates.-Dr Dr.. Trail receives
Falens A. Is eoiEi,cus cigy establishment IS LaiZi
- one door trou - JoAnsPsrk, and Oyster Bay. Z
lie has 4so competent assistants for outdoor pr.sroe-
C01salalc1s. veToG. OF BY lstteT, -. ed In
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- HOE g. CO.'S COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES
H. The Subscribers msnufacur= and have fOf sale, a.
h-tr eFooms Copying snd seal Presses u he most
proved paferns which hey ~o1c call the secron of
merchants and Others who 70 wsnt u superior article
moderate pnce. The surface Of copying presses
being tGrn-d ru-, perfect copy may b obtained win
ard -xpeuoc They also fsrnish eopying INK copy
lng hooks copy-psPer AZ r. HOE 4 CO
milo 6m Press Makers, kc- IS 9olt-sf
SOLAR LAMPS, GAS FIXTURES, FRENCH
- CHINA MITCHELL l. KITCHEN. Cotflsn ct
Brosdwsy, man1fscgrns ard keep cocssnty on
hand Gss Fixture-- solar Lsmps- Chanteers Orsndoles
Csn1eabrss Bracket Han Lanterns kc Ia every ys for
paohc private bdnss Also, importers sn1 dealers 10
f-uSh China eur and ps'n rsss Cana vss>s Enxsh tot
let PLACED and a2snoed ware, and genera hous-ar
ziss1g goods Wholesale snd rstsi Mandatory 10 Nee
corS mis- Inn
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SCHOOLS.
BOARDING SCHOOL,

FOR YOUNG LADIES, GLEN COVE, LII
MISS DILLON respectfully informs her ,renfs and H..
pubic thai she viii receive into her care %
Apn tea pupis only for instruction 10 s the brsnct Of
ne French french taught BY nsIye and Enfish Ian
guages also Music The locsuou 10 elevated ground
win which daily communication msy be had By railroad
and sesmDos-the landing bat mile from tho house; 10
not IN heaIhfness facility VI by s1y
ntusion IN The Stale; while Tho limited number Of pups
osures that attention their instruction and which
10 large scbool vood DO imprset<sble Terms viii DO
fourd extremely moderate Circulars, with references,
% be had Of Flrth, Pond Co Frsnklnsqusre; clsrr
Austin Co 405 Broadway; DR. Hunier lOs sixth
j. n Townsend Greenwichst J. l. LOCK- wood Co $50
Brost~sy; w Dubois. 3i5 Broadway mis- tall
MALE BOARDING SEMINARY WILTON
WI Coma easy Of access New Yofk Ciiy-The Prnc-
pal from bic past experiences and success induced
70 house designed 10 scrommo dsts 10 pupts
Please circulars which BE- had the Methodist
book room. % hslberysI Also 81 Isl ChslhsnsI Tue
10 believed, viii Dc considered reasonable sad Ia
dnc.n-nls q hoped satisfactory II IL desired that thoss
whining converse arrange with The principal would
Iesve heir addresses he o. Mr. smrges s
Chsfhsmsi References 10 Rev. Wu- H. Bsngs Willon,
WGremsa Dlkema1, Controllers Once, New Yort-
MI 5g' ABEL WHITLOCk, Principal
FRENCH LANGUAGE.-MlSs DELANEY n-
forms he ladies' Of Brook and vicinity Ihai she gives
lessons 10 above language Msnescss Oral system,
81 her residence, IS Peer-sI Brooklyn. ms 1ns
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Line stages for >clan Village. echo.d- Cors NecN
&c will be readiness on the arrival % the boa IKE
stages convey passeuser- 20 a. parts ~ he cV1
ny Positively uo freight sasca on sunday except
peaches
NB-Au persons forbid trusting any one on account
Of ne above boat or owner JOHNk RODMAN, Agent
~ In Offre - Mr.t-.L COZ u NArlh -M0oIe-
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&CO.,.IMPROvEnPAr

-tLL--- KIM r q JUS INFHDFF I'D PAT-
IT, zsENr MELODEONS.-ManufaetOry 20
HTI + \ Main-sL Buffalo; Wholesale and Retail
n ] JDepbt, III Broadway, New-YOrk
PRiCEs
-Four octave Aeiodeon, extending from 10 sG5
- extra finish. s.
Five octave AeloteOss, extending from 70 -. IS
ia The siyl- VI the Piano-forie 100
Wholesale retail orders addressed - the factory or
depoi vii be promptly attended %.
go W. GEO. A. PRINCE K co
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GENTLE undersigned Iong resident u this cfy
IA and Of merc.nule ha5tLs Of uniocumJefe Real
Essst- perfectly qusntec with agency business ess
Of deyOrng his whole line 10 leurg and collecting
Of Estates and other properly Aso collecting debts
bills. hc As 70 character, cspxbity. NC be will er 20
and name many Of oar wealthy merchants sd ONE and
vii On desired give ample socunty for he faithful per-
f0rmsrce Of tie Ir2sg committed 10 his care.
J n. HORTON, y chSies-st-
mo 2w- Wsrren-pace.