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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

TeooPs yos FloRIpA.-rhe U. ; troops under
command OF Major Roland. leit on saturday last on
the steamer Ockmulgee tor Plstka. Florida Several
other companies have been ordered 10 Florida from
the North and 10 stated that tour Comp snies
have been ordered from Jefferson Barracks. Missouri.
These troops In addition 10 the volunteer force ordered
out by Gov. Mesecy viii furnish svery considerable
force and II speedily consressrd before the Indians
scatter, Will secure their removal In short tie TN
delay OF few weeks, will in all probability protrsc,
the war for long period. savsnnsh Georgian. Goth
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Line Stages Tor sq1an Vulage, FTee1od, LoIs NICK,
&c will be 10 readiness The arrival OF mo ooal-
likewise Stages 70 convey passengers to all parts Of The
country.
Positively freight taken Sunday, except Peaches
y B-All persons forbid trusting any one Oh ac-
count OF tho above boat Or owner -
JOHN +. RODMAN, Agent
laE. - ~ NllrIh Nina
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r. -szsz-g7POR TIE WHITE Me-,

e L A . -
~ ~s<.vv,s-.,:ir.IAlNs, rlg New -Hsys1 s2n.nlf,
Northampton. BrsusDor0, H w.
Bellows Falls, windsor, S-wtDry snf "eis a
Passengers leaving sew-Y0rs City % The mc1nat -
Of the Ne~-fofk and New Haven Railroad ~ -
Springfield al z NJ, sop hour FOR oinnef, So
proceed to Bfauleooro BY he trsn Of me Csas>.,
River Railroad where hey stop for ihe ng1t Ssi
ins proceeding by stage % pole, - nj go -. pa
By railroads in connection with the COrn-clegt ~
sump.c Road hoy arrive Al Wells RIVER a. 49,
where stages are IN readiness % convey them ~
O8 miles from FsDya9'. and u miles ron rslsa|
HOlsl n. came evening. fsssens-rs leaving W, as
City BY ne z u4in lodge al Springfield, - "A n
{. 2 VI train lOd 20 81 Ne~Hayen, and leave I. s,r
lie ueut day b. Toe sboge route, arriving 81 w.
atsPN -Fare on This rOutr New York 10 W r.,gl
ws.pols 10 Wells River, y 50; Wells Rye"
ans, - "A 60
Tue above route, Tor lie drsctaess, ches0ness -
fort Il 10 believed czneot be ecaal~d and cefssay -
Do surpassed by any. The section VI coansy 800
uaversss 10 emphAiicslly the Garden u te~S-ss ~
TIE picturesque scenery with which Il ~ 9r1e - =.
many objects Of Interest In the var.cs ses.l 80.
hounshlnz Villages llfO1sh which p~s-.s oss =
eralsssy lad-essssnss W -s ss1sDa< 80 >V~
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EXCURSIONS.
--------77777
ENCUksIONl

- DELIGHTFUL ENCUk~tO>~
= s-Sli-S-1SrO sHREW sBURI. Ocean House Long
se<s<sz&<r->s Branch Port Washington, Mounts Dock
Rrovgn'. Dock fMddlstownl and Red Bank The new
and w-ll-known steamboat CONFIDENCE, Capt \. h.
Haggerty Will run - follows from vest side OF Pccksp
Pier 2 o.,
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passengers Arrived.
MARINE JOURNAL.

n ,l,p R,Jsbe from LirryssiNr- wl'r of Engsnd hf
Roberi Of Dablfi Thomas Wisms. hdnoofg Df -
= Gormsr. ard 81 u the s'eefag~
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= .-sz....s......r- -CHOnLKY, nnI NrAIs.

~ ~<>S01.sta NORRIS Essex RAiLKOAy-
EXPRESS TkAlS.-On AID :.
Thursday, no 5th u July, On addition 10 he frf.
trslnsJ Express Train Will leave se~ark Al "a Deh
NJ. On tns srnvzl n he O'Clock A N. rsn b'
PIT. abe pns for hyfrisiONn and Dover where csfn-
VII Dc 10 waiting 10 convey passengers 20 sclOof
Mountain, arriving there al O'Clock P. " tbs -.
viii connect with ID. 10 O'Clock train from Nov fot =
ne foot Of Centfs-L Returning will cave DoFrfr
O'Clock r N stopping Al al he stations On ne fy.l
sriye al Newark 10 nne fos The O'Clock Hsia iof "
YOrI
n B.-This train On tho I'D UP will receive al =
liver Passengers al Orange DEPOT AilYAe, osl--
Asdi.,H hprr .to~0. K0~ss~sy I'D Dover "
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Is.ss.ssas.zf- NEW.YORk 8 ERIE RAJ


gust the gEns ~ill follows
Sundays excepted .-THzOCgH PAssLSesE TsAISs viii
cave N-~fork FOR OW-sO, from he Compznys ? Ter
Al tAe foot q Duzne-sL al Z. A. " and r. NJ stop
ping a. al The way stations From Owego he throdgh
Will .savs lor NEWTON a. . A n and "A p 81
stopping .sO 81 a. lh- way .tauons. A SPECIAL Way
IssS f0r Port J-rvs and Intermediate stations except
s1erf1s, ~ll cave New YORK every saturday Al q 81
sn1 NIL cave POrl Jervis FOR S-~fOfk every Monday
morning A. O'Clock AALK TssIr with passenger care
attached. will leeys rOft Jrryls for New YORK a N
and returning all .eave New YORK for PORT Jerys 4
P N Anoth-r ME- Train with passenger sftacl-G,
> esse PisrnOnt for Otsyile a. y NJ and returning
cave Ou-yie ~ ST connecting With the freight boats
20 New YORK The Hk Trains do cot connect With the
2 Z. T. FRsicHr-Frsighi caves New fork every
night for a. the regular sa0os % me road. freight
lrai1 viii leave O~egO every morning a. AN, from
Pcrt Jervis freight uar ~ rsve Tor New fork every
morning. O'Clock, and smother a. AN with m4rkel
fre xht special train for cattle and other I've
will cave Owexo Fndzgs at NJ. and from Pofl
Jervis for SeN-Yofk, Saturdays, al AN fare
from Ne~-York 70 Owego 8 TIE inisrnedist. sta-
rate. for the stzuoas between New. Yofk and Pon
Jervis be purchased a. the Ns~Yors and Permonl
Offices ExcursOn Tickets enrtnx the traveller 10 pass
over the road from New ork Oxeso and return al IS
for the mi, % p1rcnAset the New orb Office foot
Of Dusne-s or ca board no steamboats, until the la u
September negt
ssli JANIS 7. HAYWOOD, sspsnssssdsoL
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E~.sgs.=x1STicE'-WIl cave Ns~-Yors All, eli.
An. !, ;, :, S, o and Pm.
Leave s4teo lslSnd a. and Il, AN 50 S, snd
Pm
Sundays heretofore, yiI every to1r from An. 20
z " Lnc-4sve. eIcrpt Il 81 al
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l hAIHEh Ho>E Of svery description maniac
t-t1rec Of the 90; ms-eAa and const.r.y co h.,t A.
SIS Haesoc-st ADJ easement u cor Of Pear al Ch,hx
~ -hNks1i Z. .. kuckkAsfD.
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ROOK TRADE.
prRSsog-s SERIES OF

NJECHANICAL TRACTS -. U1if7rn se.nce o.
vi TRACT 10 "A Treaft-- % ne l---l n - -
W---I.. l.ira--1 nF rlu-rl1s ec4rs -ll.- - nl,
srsrs syPr0f Wif.NA FRS - Prre = c-1,s.
TRACT No IA T--sus- o. lsonetncA D-ANlnk'
% g illustrated. by Prof Fsr1sh llls .1ef1s -
=. = +~sr,--r- Tor 4-s- machinery. A. frrcr = 90
Hrts fo Inventors a-1 oln-rs u,erssi-l m fas~l -.
,er. ByJ Pr..or solicitor u A1erean - -
Psfa-t. II, Hrt- T-srt co--ars .r@at variety ~
r.-lat.- Information 1l 80 rroclrat ll ui 49, ~
-egar.lr N Da--r- --s~i1E-, rf-es sc 4I.-- -
eas,f4- ? PRISON. Ws.l-.t
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- rysss.s.ss.;sty1 RA,fAPO AND PATJli-Oy
LIN -,@~csr..s<<1Sx AND PATERSON AND HLDsut
u

~ :YHfz eSp ei,rIi nsos ~" "S''9'
Leave surern's Depot Leave New fors
6n8 O'Clock A NJ ~ O'CLOCK NJ
Il y O'Clock Pm lo'clOcs NJ
- o'clock Y NJ. bOciock VI.
l.Or on The arrival Of he Erie trains which .ess
OSe.o A. s O'Clock and "a o'clock Z NJ
SUNDAYS TRAINS
Leave Sufern's Depot Leave New fOtt
6O8 o'clock M. fociocs NJ
oclock PM 6O'clock 81
PATERSON TRAINS
Leave Paterson Leave Newton
SO O'Clock A Mnketst 2. o'c OcA NJ
2 O'clk A NJ Paterson Dep O'Clock N
A, o'ciork AN .. IA O'Clock Pm
4oclock o.. O'clock Pm
S O'Clock NJ Msrsetst bo'clOcs
7Z2OclkPM Patton Dep oO'clOcs NJ
SUNDAYS TRAINS
Leave Paterson ate 90 NJ. Mzrket--t ats An F.s
erson Depot. al 2 n Paterson Depot Les7e NrN'
a. 9 o'clock A Nj. and O'Clock Nj
y Bon Monday mornings the hrst train from s1fsf'
vii .ays At 10 Instead OfsO3, tho erdys Of -
POr Jervis train. 81,
The train. which leave Ssw.York at = A, N and
" will be Ia time to meet the kne uzibs. iaOfll =
and evening. going Wesl. ~ sDfsrn's Depot "
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my!g r. Is MASON. supt
.s....s-M OI -NTONII KAILnOAD.

49, [ afr on thi- ROAD run !. ''i,,'
.~-- with the New fork aui New 10
ven Railroad Passengers for Albany Troy and ~ay ~
lions ON the HOusai0uic Railroad will take The "a
pres. Tram ~ the New FORK and Sew Haven hHIlQN.
Office - Crnnl-st Stages run IN connection WIN -
Ca. to Lebanon Spdu.s Lee. LsnoN, Oh niuckhri,sl
CurlsuN- Wn-lead aud Norfolk Also tn ldicnir-
sharon Woodbury., DAnbury and Bethel Ffeign nietif
81 for the HousaiOnic aud Naugstsk Railroad l. roccti
during the day the Depot foot OF Marscist on board -
steamer NiMROD The h the only -tef 1rr running q
connection with these Roads shippers, contractors ~
gnees generally notified that feg GIN fufa isl
by any other steam from another dOck viii be- sA1
from Bridgeport al local rates, aud msy be SUBJECTED =
extra charge on account of being waybled hfolp
from New.llfk 10 place of destination
q N PERRY. Agent Once On me- per i
& A KIRrLAED. Superintendent Huu-atoulc hHllfusi I
PHiLO HusD, Superintendent Nzgs siucs Railroad
N..x n ~ l
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Ibis Day PUBLISHED

10y MARK a NEWMAN CO - sroAdNsy N-w-
DY1rE-A u-E -1iro- of I.t1's oicH4 Arrn-o.o y
.rsn.si-c from ~ Lam s-frons A. c2,r--on-'
"a c0ri0l- Index ri rls.as--. ll---Fs-o ~ len-
- Z rrre- P-lf-..,- ~ Mora and late -cr-a P1i.os-
8ptv Ard 81 .e He5r-~ Language = so~aotn c.. ese
--trur
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sE~ YOnn sLilAsEInIoss son,kt LII sA.iDe
e. rz..s7.gszx- CENTKAL kAILH0AD "

f-- rsszsssyss.zr- & ENTRAL RAILROAD Ot
- xffxx55rrs-sVESS NJ WI JERSEY. SUMMER ~
-RASOEMESTs-Com Commencing A.
4 1913 The extension II The Railroad from som-fTl.sD
White House 10 miles, d. opened Tor travel, reflclf =
staging between kason and ne terminus u The Road y
miles PAssEssEs TsAINs UP-Beave New Y0fl y
Pier No ] North River, ~ o'clock NJ and rE,
leave Se~-YOrk BY New Jersey Railroad, foot Of Cf>
AMIDST agAH and 2 ". PAssEsscs TsAIss DoSs-
Leave Wnl.s House Al a o'clock A NJ snd f0m Pt'
North Branch, at s0n. A NJ aud 5Om. ", sDmsrrs
a. ION. A VI and 4 5m. Z NJ BOgDd BROOK a. n
A VI. and Il P N; PAinfeld Al 8 ljrn. A " and -
2 " We-thed a. ~ A sDd3P Pm knkzbstntoFi a.
II 81 and 4 2 NJ The freight rain with pas,elW
car suacSedl viii lsayr White House al q VI sgnd'
vile =. AN Painfed 5, A. N and Elzsbsupor y
steamboat, Al 7. AN RETvsSSc-Wi leaye hss'
YORK, BY steamboat Pier No North River, g. N
Passengers FOR rasiOn, Wikesbsre, Allentown, h'-1
Chunk, Pa and for Remington, Clinton, JacxsOuNA- g
" J will lake ths O'Clock A. 81 train from New f0ft
NEW LINE FOR SCHOOLEY3 MOUHTAis
Splendid stages viii Tor he MOuntsin ~ ~
va u me O'Clock train from New YOrx White ho.ss
THIS yOut- has .-ss STAYING thzo any Other az
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Bully BowLSes-The JacksonriNs Nevs Of the
llth met states that 10 10 not true that Billy Bowlcss
wss seen and conversed with by the party OF troops
from Tampa And further. that BO~less has not been
seen hy troops several months past though toe
Indian Agent at Tampa has sought every in he
power TO obtain an interview This shows ything
else than pescesee disposition the part Of the IL
diane
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

>s~rs FOR CAIIfOHNIA yiACHAGkEs
fLN FARE REDI CED.-The well Known
Steamship FALCON will cave N@~-YOfx
% Monday. August n, al o'clock, ~. from The Pier
a Tic foot VI Warren-sI n 4
Passengers BY the Falcon will have opportunity u
viewing Havana and Se~Oreans and arrive al Chagres
ample 70 meet the Pacific steamer u October J.
from Panama. A. the following reduced prices
Passage 70 Chagres Ia Aher state Rooms
Do. DO. FORWARD DO. ,....... -
Do Do. Storage and fOgnd........... %
Do. Ne~-Orle2ns, do do............ IS
Do. Havana do co..........s. 70
T. secure frri ght or passage, apply a.
su2l s. N o ROBERTS. ia West-st
- FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
~ The very fzstssliing He~ cOppersd brig TAR
gClSA. William T. AollhrOp m.stsr, having her
cargo engaged and a. ready 70 20 board Will be dls
pacned the st sept For ffe ghi q sna packages
passage having fne sta-e-rOOu accommodations, apply
u sHERhASs STARK. . south o. Or
s12 SCI CHURCH FORBES. foot Of Zsth. y X
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PENHsyLvAEIA CANAL.
- = isas. -

DIOSEER AND EXPRESS PACKET LINE faox
j PHILADELPHIA TO PITTsBL k6H.-L-syes ~
a. O'Clock A 81 via Railroad 70 Harrisburg, sheis -
sensefs embark % elegant and confyrzbe pacscs -.
have been handso1sy fred up with especsf refef,scs
the comfort and cOuveuienvs Ofnsye.efs Fgr- e. u -
route ihan any other line, and additional -rpel~ -
harsrL.t WILLIAM COLDER CV /
Ptllsl-I ofia .s,~n a IA. lrQo ri praoo-lT 7
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'rHE UNDERSIGNED, rsi-usee. eer-oy'oc~rs 70
sci ~ Individuals he ghi " use MS patcnt or coof
sat before they burnt by which they are rendered
without Noch stdiccas expense 81 very superior AZ
anfans red color iucaire o. Morgan Daytor foo. ~
fnrternths North Hivex ~ Trsviss nrick ysrf Iroc
81 Shkls Doff. f..srs-e. rear Nerp lsncss fo.ri
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n INRTR EOR Stl.E.-The Subscriber hereby
4eive. notice thai he prepared 10 tarush Win ds-
match esrors 81 lumber Tor The CAllornA market ready
blamed on one az both sides ard ,ongusd and sooV IT
desired Prices will be reasonable, and krsduAied &C
cordisc 10 The qualify Of The lumber y SNessss o.
.srge class csa Jay Sfosl While .osang a. az AL -
RSfsrsaess-Henfy A Con, EsS Messrs fii.soary
S.nlord New-YorS w ineoc-
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ID HOE Il co.'s COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES
III. The subscribers Manufacture and have Tor safe 81
their wserooms Copying Ind Sea Presses 81 me ns-i
.pprov patterns 10 which they would cal The alirncon
f merchants Ard others mo In wss q superior A.
uele sts moderate pfice. The surface % Oar copying
presses being tuned perfect copy may be ooAn-d
~ilh ease and expedition They sls0 Furnish copying "a
.,oy,r g.h.,,,k, ecpy-paper Ac & HOE co
milo sfn Ff@.s N-t-Ts ~ a. '''l--.
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YoING MAN who speaks and writes French
y spanish and English, j. desrols OF learning me Whole
80 .Dcerv or staple goods business No ssafy essed
mi re-rrces given from he asl mpoyrrs and no OBJ
ec0n 20 board with he employer a. Moderate price-
address = r. 81 s Office. or inquire 81 81 Greenwichst
AVS So.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for young "a
Ddies n ThOmps0n-st NeW-l Ork The Misses PA
LACHE will reopen their esshh snmen on Monday ne
81 Of September and they trust by unfemtung attention
o tie duties Of their station insure the continued conn
0ence OF their friends and The public su1- ~
xtTANTED-By teacher o. English, Latin Greek
w Naiural Philosophy. Chemistry and Political Econ
omv-a situation salary an object References
changed The applicant IL graduate Of A. American
co eye Of eighteen years standing Address Noah Inh
me Once. until sept io, 1873 aus la
4 FRENCH PROFESSOR Of French and Span
~ ish. with good city references ana iesumonias De-
sirols to obtain employment IN some respectable college
academy or family. Address Professor care Of p H.
Wilcox. 5 School Agency, l4J Nassau 81 New fofk
aug In
A GRADUATE or WE-T-POINT. proficient
~ To all branches taught 81 that Institution. desires con
n-cion with some ni-Is fclenuhc irsuiunon Al
dress Y p = Tribune o-re hnsf ~
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NEW NORTH AND SOUTH PACIFIC

QUARTS Just published. az received ~ - tl-rI
Y 1s ard ruch- approved Charts Of ~ N'fA .la
-ouln ParTr O-esrs. viii runrr1ls - 49, 80 OF
sac VITO --si- ard r-ial. By D. tOvEhl cON.
aus cod. - f-.r---
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IT, ,fOR NoKwALh -Laaiias a ~

= .-Nsa---1>, hester, Ro,hy Nccs and ctnOrr .-ptt
zs.<s-17~, sage 3 cent. 20 Port Chester and kosf
Ne,k stamford 81 cents Norwaik 81 crufs-lhr new
and splendid steamer NORMALk. Capt sils- keYno.t,
will ienve the pier ~ the foot Of Msrsetst ds.l
O'Clock 2 NJ Returning. will leave Nor~als ~ -
stanford H. Rocky Mech al md for, Sne.,ei n't
anfq Agent foot OF North Moore ~. ug-stSls
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-. nppo.IrIV\ BOAr yOR AIsI.

- - 44~-~7N\l nlkfNls-fAfr - GYMS ANs NNAt
sssxr~ ss-sa riv.- n time Tor The hr.i morning sArs
Of cars Fast sni West The lo~ pressure s'naua' a.
FURFKA. Capt Waterbury, vii cave ne per a. -
s,,t f R.rclavst Mondays Wedno,tsys ard Fridays II
of-fo-.s VI Freight taken A. the lowest prices fof
passage or r ght Hppy on board THIS boat haa hern
royp etey renewed and her accommodations are " e
,,.,.t .5,t ahI- And ya
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go -,,,....,.,,s- urp-o>a>o BERh-nlRs

&Ak -ee-----say.-- x ABROAD This rusd - noT 10
xnH -1x---~<- perfect order. new heavy II rail- ~
.,y,r.. s,a car. In. train will leave the river Al lli
,on daily except sundsy-l al Is AN and ~ lt,
al. ufnst desirable ani direct route to New Lelsnul
Sunny. and Ia any part Of Berkshire County Passeugtu
1r The spnns- Or BERKSHIRE County by the morning hoas
from New. Yors, viii arrive al Hudson 10 ample Am" Tor
The z NJ tain. fsr 'mc
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Ew-yoRN AND NEwHAyEa

A343 x-11~ssisr kAILhOAD On and sTrf M9llaI
<xh-1~ MAY II. fhs folloNing ifsius~ 7 sals
the Office 81 the Company. ~ Csnalst tHssontris VII
also be received the Offices of the New furs ari lae
Railroad al Twenty .svenfh.-t Accommodation lrtn A
u A NJ FOR New Rochelle. dc. Espres. Train 1T n
flr Stamford. &c. Express Train al fof ,ianol.
&c Accommodation Train a. q VI iuf New .llaFc, AZ
Commutsfion Train Al Z VI FOR Nor~slA lfiin % W
com Train si6 NJ. from New IA. en- Accom- Tran
. - VI from New Haven, Express Tram 81 ~ ~
nom New Haven. Accom- Train al 4 2 NJ FROM New n.
MASON ~unt
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NAfI>poW SHADES Gil Comicrs pr.pery, Mus
w ms Ac A. wholesale and reisll-J. c. WOODFORp,
rs RrosdwSy has The most excessive assortment oi ne
above srucrs be found 10 the city and A. greatly -dlc
al pc~s Several new styles Of superior ndow Shades
Scrolls. The STYLE OF Loul. XIV, Goihics Flowers, &c
Also Drspery CurlAins Curtsn Loops, Bands. firs,
Center Tsssrs Picture Cord and rsssels, Window Nrr
&c &c Merchants buying a. wholesale viii nDc b. ihs
nt~r-st 10 call h-6,r- mskins th-ir purchase ~
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&C. .roR Resross ~ "a NkM Z. ..T . asD
49, ,IoK>ING LINZ AT6i 0'o4n1A
-.RrcrL.R rIAIL a.

hOKtiNk. LINZ Al u ~
.-Ntz--<- New frdsrandrnt Opposition DAY -
ssS~ssasssse-<s ,r barry landing New h1fgh folgl.
sss,.ia kingston Bristol Hudson and CoNsscSr 49,
:, .,f.-fn ha landings =, cents Srra>fasi ti tl1,f
II, board he boat The elegant siosmcr CATALINA
Curus Peck Jr commander, Will cave ne sicai ."a :.
~ tb. f,ot ~ Rnh.n.ous. MONDAYS. NeJnesisys al
Frssv. Al - o'clock landing Al the foot of Ham -
each WAY sor passage Aght freight sppy a. ~ ssN
tnn'. clock board the boat, ~ 10 George " W.
hanson N the Office the wharf. ir.f in
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xTHE SUBSCRIBERS, grslef1l fcr
m-Iur<rs k25 ib-rsl patronage In past nmes. WOalt
1respecff1liy solicit csl from hose about
/ yogying. We have hand good
assortment a. our ~srerooms, 80 Fuil0nst q
Broat~sy. 81 of which will warrant 70 give good
.sr.fscu0r The buyer. Several Of patterns and
fsish sra bring socn Tuning promptly attended
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~ FOk BKIDLtFVNT.-I To 07-N T71lI
- Nke-3$n connection with The Hsussioric s1t
sNaugzfucS Railroads. The steamer Mn
ROD leave. foot at Markets. every day iSundiss sNcef
r Al N NJ Frelghi received ln New lork inuaa -
dey until O'Clock. Pm. Horses and carriages taken.
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The subscriber q practcsl
Mechanic Every Plane % manufactured By hs own
aaLc or under his immediate supervision and BIS Prices
are fI - per lover han whsi 70 usually asked
Double Joini-r. ......t 81 Double Fore P.4ne..t ~
DO J4cx.......... - Double .mOth'g Pzne 81
single Jolrler......... " Single Fore Pzne-...l =
DO. Jsck......-.... - single smotl r sne. n -
Circular Smoothing ane = do do Double, 81 IN.
stncke-block 75cis. Gutter r sne. g. ~. &C. &C
Mechanics Invited 70 cal sc1 exzinine MS stnck
Pzn-s made % drawings, and a. anes repaired FAD
tory sL sture 81 BuWrrv. between Houston and rirs
LIZ lnMThk al JO>rPH lOL9HTkI
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TO PUBLISHERS OF BOOKS, PERIODICALS
Il AND NEWSPAPERS professional s-ni-niAn
who could s1ord rrosi = ns tine ilr no1rras coz
ue1.aro desire. -r--ovr@ui IS Editor. cuc. COZ
tuor or correspondent His lie - Tar up 20 ~ years
been spenG literary leisure an ne na- hs.r l.e
nfo.ophv o. poi..cs partc1.sr study Address NJ y.
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n NEW-NORK AND ALBANY
@[(Mz PLANE FACTORY .-Carpenter.,
= e.. --r.7-z--2 Cosca, Cabinet a1d Pi4no-fOrts
$500 MAKERS Tools d every description.
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IN QUART BOTTLES,
r0s puEryY~c THE BLOOD. Tog rHE CCsk %
Srrnfula Mercunal d sea-es
Rheumatism Cutan-sus ErpuOus,
stubborn Ulcers Liver Complaint,
Dv-u~psia Bronchitis
san Rh.lm Consumption
Fever Sores, Female Complains,
Try.pelas Loss Of Appetite,
Pirni-s Bile. General Debility. &c.
rT,HF RECORDS OF MEDICAL SCIENCE. abound
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-19
MIR. flames.

Our readers will have noticed the appointment OF
Charles Eames, esq as Commissioner to the Sandwich
Islands It is we'll known that he has been the assist
ant editor of the Union for than three years past
To his pen we indebted for many of the best articles
which have graced our columns. He has built up for
himself solid and an envable reputation. scholar
of fine aainments-an accomplished write-a politician
of liberal views-we part with him with great regret.
He carries with him our sincerest wishes for his pros
pery in the distant theatre to which his destiny now
conducts him. Many of the papers have anticipated us
in the expression of their high opinion of Mr. Eames.
None can exceed US in the sincerity of good wishes
In compliment TO him we extract the two following
tributes to his merit-one from democratic press the
other from a whg:
Among nominations by the President is that
of Charles Fumes, esq the accomplished assistant edlor
of the Washington Union, United States commissioners
to the Sandwich islands II is no less gratifying than just.
that nomination with general favor Certainly
good qualities, and in fitness for the duties OF the APP
pounent better selection could not have been made
From the New York Tribune
Charles lines, esl., well known in the literary circles
Of this city and East and for past the as
sstant editor of the Unon has been nominated by the
President United States missioner for the Sandw oh
islands, vice A. Ten Eyck, esq, who 1--WE vaguely hea)
has resigned and left the islands Tor the California gold
gion.
Mr. Polk does not often give chance to praise his
acts but (presuming acceptable position for Mr. ED
we commend this right heartily: Mr. Eames is still
young man. but of decided ability and promise, and
has already deserved and achieved honorable name as
a scholar and writer Than Mr.
Eames his administration has had scarcely ADLER and
no more ardent and chvarous defender. We shall see
how the Unon will replace HIM
rive have made arrangements to obtain the services OF
another assistant who is thoroughly acquainted with the
politics OF our country, deeply imbued with republican
principles, and fully competent to share in the arduous
| labors of our establishment