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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

COLLECTORS NOTICE.-yins D'lrie.-wil
y ismsDufgh The subscriber, as Collector ~ Filsg,
a0d Coussy Taxes for tho srs DisIel Ut the village Of
MiamsbuTgh hereby gives notice, that be hss this day
received Tar Lss Tor tho pfsssnt yer, sod ihst he
will attend a. his ONCE, u first and South Vim
streats every sfsmoOn eEcspt "Wednesday and saturday
during esrh week sod on Monday, Tuesday .nd Friday
evsnog. from g. O'Clock f0F M purpose ~ feceiying
such taIs. 10 pursuance ~ the ash section 81 the Ae
eondsose aud amend lho several acts relating 10 no
Village Of WI snsbursh" passed April o. 1874, dsdue
lions u be made a. follows from oil srss paid Win
IN thify day. from This date deduction Of hfeo poe cent
anon the afnount of such sxes will he made from al
tsrss paid Aer the expiration u said thirty days, ard
wthil sixty dtys reduction o. per cent VIII os mads
Bur in pursuance ~ lhs act entitled An sct 70 provide
fr the Of taxes IA the County Of khss psss"1
April 80ih lsll addition Of per cent will DO mads "
Axss not p-d before hs frat Tuesday In Jsuussy nsk!
sr,h-f addition of per vii DO asds 10 ali sIss no1
paid before tbs frat Tuesday In February next and iO
lh-r addition Of per cent ~ bs m.ds 20 all iaSss n@
paid before tho 6fst Tas-dsy Ia March neIt
HENRY n. Ripley, Collector
Willlamsbnrgh, Nov HtD, 1919.
O. Tsx.payep will please bring tholf last YEA -
csIpt win them. Current money will DO required 'o'
lGxss 49,.
- sa.sb ssrn,J-.p ssvinz ard "'g'
Ing have been placed 10 me bs' -
~ ls~sw -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

PosT JFff-E. NFV-l uRT. NOV =, iSi-
" Mail. fer RIO Jan-irO and valparaiso
mail vii BE- To- 70 sd'Uess fsr RIO JANtikD zsd Al
PAkAls ". 30 a forwarded Jy tn s--amsr TENNESSEE
on Saturday. Dec closing A. NJ.
Postage f5r elheT ~ a above places u cents hs sn
gis rate, with r. .s-c postage 20 - aided.
Al "ewrpsusr mgst be preps5 csnis eacn.
n4s3. W1tSS W Y BRADY. P5sgmsGl-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
HAYDEN 3 NUDGE
co1ufsslOg MERCHANTS AND
storage Azrrts,
sxStcfa UppEE cALiroRNIA-

L
storage Ag-ris,
sEsEcLa, CrpEE cALifSkhiA .
CHAs W HAYDEN q W ACpoE
$500 s.v4s.k NY Bsaia gs.t co.s.Y.
go ueies Dewitt, \ Z. J W. Clan 4 Co Boston,
o.. Rieh Zee. Bosloa- 81 lArtmls
nt-ToR.TION AND PRESERVATION Og THE
IL HARM WISE u F.rgicts, th- eeisbrst-d Bsif
le.torsr nov Ia tLis city, Win 1s g-asrsI usysss
.gsnt CAPT George C.ysrf, a. he Irving Hue Tary
80 prepared ap3y i-f sfezf rsns1y ior badness
ne Ess6s y a.. = 10 he'd thsir ssfViees
= Wsss c@lsof.tec Hair Tonic, fsr eles1sinz -
l-s1 q dacdrgs. preserving the hag, irvgorafcg TO
.fJ~lh. 1od Dfeveldpg u from fsllirz a. ran be nad
iryoE H0gss. Pace o. single oosslsi sz eotI-s fof
- ~ - per dck=o- SIs'
PREMIUM
WV sHiY-BRRAO AND CRACKER BAKERY
lEkASTCs TITUS, - W.sEir z,5c-si hss "a harf
II al 10 constantly n1n1fsct1nrk soda blscnL " Ls
3 sc1;. .iK Blsczl Bgr-f, Sar1 sd Wslsf Cfael7ts
1pon hs nosg reasonable tsrms YuneSss 49, 49,
Lcc siy-n 10 - yseyarzor - zfset for -
vorsze sad fOS tie southern uiAsaei. u .9-.
WIZ ,riSIFICgxT GOODNESS d AlEigsiJ
q . hss placed % ~ power Dselelh- - -. =.
rres..sy srrcsesiiy he most dis.f>"Sf 49,
,odl'V ssbtfy or n-rvuas sfcrtOus tasfeIStS re
SD =. p-t.as gsus - led 70 ~ y Vie 1 es-sf-ae-
lh,t 40 rood result ffg isEegis ~ uOnSJ ~ "a
ur,At scot oy ssi Vii inse, =, -. =,
- Is1 S...su-,, Ash for Was Nervous Arndots
A. tue q. here nsieg SSo nei-ys u 70
,.sdx Tor al n>rv0ss bodily - na-nt. f-Diny 81 ss
STzT paISr~ ABsant. LlssGs, B.sssu. Fl.r-
w - sarsrs GibshsDs, Ap@e-s>, faels S.Stns'
49,. 800 ~ Also sound Gods, Coos,
re Sus' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
= Popuiar L-~tarF. 90 Biblical Pe-try.

~ L-cf.re-. Be foeiy % the Fte5-- ~
ss--ztr-. IN -ta Cf T-s.n-rt. ~ be- IL sere1
ta- Suyv-,s-t Institute. B-oacTsT. ~ dyn4s5s, r-
RI. i0.h srt l-t Tr.T--ays NJ 90, 1872 SO h
December IS Rsv Dr. k.Fr.LE. Eab5l Pr@acser ~ re
SyusFO7u. IT. gatr. E-g T4eket- for TIE
course = sf1P'e uctss ~ - ~1ch. VIII -. s.
NAY Be ns1 Of Roe I1-sHood -on. III Bod vsF A;
+ Grower. - Bf0atVsy Sheppard S7k-.--g.
,; BrasdEsy lockwood 90 - brosfVsT
S.muel Rsrmyr = B5wsry. ard VI " F7.na,, - &c
iusu.Ltlgn re so ~ 81 ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

>TrsIorS eaRuks.-1sas zaSulse-ns .sasasa-
- rsnlD opcu 'cr TIE '-ss'n. We woetsFfa. kAvsh
xS-psskv. 40 yrt.y. vsat-vle CotnPso.. aness iAs
-1ssgrrsens y seHrs CnlFer- tse a. s'on psr.ern
weiaesdsFH AID ssird ~. % - - !. - %
THIS EVENING, Nov - 70 e-.uleo'e -
CDv- rco~ssrs
gous tov.Rs. or HklvES. bone.
..... rsnc,.s Rave o.1sr .sFs.i.f. - u 80
Aas- zL.ch be ~ eadit rev
OIVERrIsEMEST.
Gntuo sxrrs.s'y fGs IA E'.aoisAUrrt
To cosc.so- vi. ~ Corle Fsntoai ne esle.i
TAE REo GSOAE AND WHITE WASE,oh.
B.ae IA Wat. u aaiSas R,,e
oo,r. cosn . Ssi,cs. performances cocin~aee At q
soApwAN rsSArkR- oeorl ope1 :, =. cur
a''sia vii H's WI Th 3, EyENlSs. Nov -
ST. Josr yAl''.s a.cs-si srise- q wss. wssAslsy
To eooc S1- vi. , ~ tsrcs Of
ress o. stInss'or To press circle as Pasczs,t. IS
eeo.; Family and rni'S Gre IS. = Gal.ry n. ey
EuRr0s's Tns.rsHv :, G ~, sp-r :. y 70
DON6EY son.
MAJOR joe ss.,ocs .................N srous ssm
CAPTAIN NJ saftoa
sass1 NpPef.'......' Ma sroughsn
. .:oci1i. wt,H ~. New ysrc.o
MRS BUSBURYS SPOONS.
Twink. -. sarsoa Mrs sans1,y Mss Chapman
-4.,s-ssxss pr-s. ciFci sad rsrossse. ca. rsa-
/, Circle sronc %. . es' rrysie rokes g a. !,
tTsIIsS OPERA AsTOR.PbaCE, oeio~ ~ sa,a-
Et-s,srorirs lPOLLONlA BERrUCCA -WEONEs
DAY EVENING, Nov. = W - performed ior We ~ y
me ri. seasou Rc.sus celebrated Opera Seris OIsL
10 -D-.aemors Signs Apolonia Bertnccs; Emil =
: srN Avogsdrc O,slo. SO Fort Eniro. sig Novel;
Roierigo. sig @. Guidi Isso Sig seneven''roi pose
SIX PSsa.
Conductor and pir@c,os, Max Hsr-tEst. Costumes BY
NJ Hcllorm.nn Prices % Admission All seats II
Box-. or Parqusie secured either FOR IA eight cr ses
con s. 81 Admission OF the evening Of he performance
Fsrcuelte s.; Amphithesue 3 c~nIs s1bsenoors a..
Others srr mos respectfully informed INST PERSON ~ i
under any crcumsAnces - siuei without deiiTtric
hs Nckei Season rckeis being transferable render rs
ths ,cf enforcement ~ the shove rule absolutely ne
r~sssry Boxofkce open every day from A. " Ill
| cclcc. p. NJ. Doors opsG 81 O'CLOCK. To commence
al half psHT ~ gus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

~ ant Transparent Panorama " the N = Win Dc
n-scd Museum Rooms, Chinese Buildings ~
Bro.dwAv-wiu Opan on WEDNESDAY. Nov S-Honr-
- ibiion. from l2i 20 q ? N and to sP M-rhe
Me PhAaouic. Persian, fioieuaic, Roman. ByE.nuns
S4rsr-ric Memious. and Ottoman, nc Ancient monu
r. n, Modem Sconrry IA ong both Dsuks u ,hs ser
tor distance Of I'D miles, SAD he varied chafseieriscs
u is people ths river, au7iun. AZ deserts so ~
shifted N grsli moving transparent Panoramic Pieiur,
1890 feet iG length by m heigtt explained ~ Geo Il
3idGou iu Orsi Lectures. embracing no iNiesI Ne
searchrs ArchrOlcg cal. bibicE! and hiitoucal and
llu. rated by 0sisfy of Egyptian Antiquities, ha"
mics. a., with splendid Tabi-auS u Hlsos yPhicsl
Wutinys Paintings snd sculrulres Egyptian, Arabian
T.r..n Gr-es and other Oriental Music, performed dur
ing each exhibition Mr. Ghddons descriptions com
rnsrr- precisely ~, and II VI Admission D.
rrnts chiidrrn hall price Oidiols Hand Book 10 the
Panorsms" doo, price . cent? FOR Bftber pa,u
- .rs e.. s,p.u hifIs nN 2tis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
" Is. rn,I steamer for Charisstou-

CHANCE Of HOCR-l1 cor.eC 4eocs o. TIE 2 -nga q
r hour q departure - no Chsresoa steamers iron 20
. tie mails by hose ves.-. viii close Hereafter %
insies1 - gnu. f1rt@s notice.
re ID - = BRADY, Pos mss;-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
THE LAST WEEK
A ~ r-ul sIINlHNa tnnlla q.

rHE LAST WEEK
A y THE MINERVA HODlis. 40 Broadway -
~ gtERs SEVEN MILE MIRROR Oftbs Lakes, Nj
sgus - Lawrence and Ssgu~osy Rivers. This world
moving painting covering ueaFly seven niles OfcsnVsss
And ,a6fly tenesung 1900 miles OF Ihs most pictni
-.qus And Historically interesting scensry In Amefica
steadily b-fora eye Of me spectator for space
u tvo hogrs, sad 10 perfect dsguerreoype OF aH th.
rif-. n~ue csarars zrd other wonders % Haufs sro
sr on both ,hs United States snd Canals shores, from
L.s- Eu 10 h- Bsfof - La~rerce n -nee up he Vd
secluded gnd unEnO~D aagurnay Toe Mirror conhrn -
90 move =. y O'Clock nghty hnfn0'n eEnlbuons o.
Wrd1 ssdsy ard Saturday, =. s O'CLOCK. Aimiuance >
cebss. ett dren ha'f pre7. I'D 20
tpAHNUIf.'- AnEKICAN nUskU Mp r SAB
- NUN Manager and Proprietor, Greenwood, Jr
A.sislant A-ussrf Splendid P-rfJFmsnces, IN he ~
-ruOou 81 .nf evening 81 u O'Clock one week more
20 iha NaruurUG Family, whose WOrfrfui eynnasu'
achievements ard psnton mic dsiines0ns have connect
cd their names iGtar sbly with he ksyel Family Th5y
appear sGsrnoOn sng evening Also engsgot hD0slsuf
Louis Fsslsr. M MeVyted, Rose, CLARK, hlgYns
atsses s.a hope Ps1flauJ, shd " eat Also "a oHhib
on q. ali hour M ske-l0n u whale living boa con
sncor. suscouds, mammoth croe0d - Admission .
cent? children under lo yes's Of AZ, IA cont" ~
rINHE FANCY FAIR ChOrOT HALL, Bo~efy.
. wilt be open a. least ora ~ees more. Tl@re Il D.
re,sacn - Visitors snd all 70 away vol pessed with
me rich pnzss They o1.sln. Ofea day and ssonng-fsr
- al ~ ~
DOW hEtr,- -TATIA .-ThE GEEt. t.
A sLAyg, FISHER Coy, PkOsEhPiSE snd ON
JACksOS, ccnpnnag fcuI OF tAe mOst osauahl WORE
on nj, sapEr are exhibiting TOR his exclusive ben
al u Tho dssf, q Ot Masters, Lycsnn saidings "a
Broadway. - -. l.,
fnass Sorss eher VII 'bs piesrss Of The beat oe
matters FORM the choicest ard os. nsructivo coecnSo
u the WORK. of A.. ever brought 10 tis c0isIv.
Aiuiusccs % cent? seGsou uexe.s - cents. Nfe''
RON "A. n. mil 10 r. r. OF hu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

d.ss-E M.sS ~, 3sl'7-' 81 A5t--;S 5etsf- - As'
csvor. g. "a goo-s C--;-- Hs.l, u Freay evsr'rs
NV sl.tt,. oc.o-s T4cE-,s -enu7- seas.-aial =
sly Sec~a.s-nsr'-,. ~ 5i---nsy 81 Lad - e
Lbrar- Hurry d. CAELET.
IT, sas C.sI--rss isss--.e 'rlnit,sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
BIOLOGICAL HALL,

NJ. ~ ROWERY
n c QUICK. MSnsger -T1is est.3ll.hment vii open
", Tor ghe season ON TIT RsDAf Nov y, Vlhsnhs
giving Dsyl with tbs largest and mos' oomp7's cohec
don OF . 800.
WILD BEASTS AND BIRDS
ever exhibited n Ams5ics and inelld msly rsrs And
srziny novelties speodd performance vii BE siyen
daily ard ococs % fras ~ trained elephants, pc
ME-. and other animals Mr. Brooks will enter the deus
~ ions snd ng-rs Aemssou Is cents children under
h,f price Exhibition open from u 20 and rom y TO
a y A MI isN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

PDsT OFFiCF. NFw-HoRE- Nov =
y Cfo.ed Nail for Bremen "A closed MAJ Tor
Bremen Wi. be u,ce 81 mis- Ofce on Wednes1sy ne
9Th cO.ng - g u. % he 5espsc BY TIE steamer
America consisting Of e.lers intended 10 20 by Toe
MG! steamer Washington, temporarily ~ithdrsvn.
r.8 Sis ". !. BRADY, Postmss,er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

P0tT UFFTCT, NV I0Ek, N1V - TT
70 1IRtI for Cnlifs mia Ma 1Ti4 be tasde up
Tor Chtgrrs PsnaHs. s1d Csf0rns ard be forwar led
- he steamer Empire Ciiy or 4=IdfdEy, The lsi Dec
ed viii close Etthis ctl-e - . = Vi
Postage 80 Chsgres. IL c@r.s 20 Panama 30 c-1l--
- tich ugst Js prepaid.
t. &c forris % cents Whirn may 30 pre-psit or not
Trsn,-nt ~ spers must be prepaid cents eseh
rx8 WThAss " y BRADY. Postmaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

~ ~. Andrews soclrts Tho Annigefssry fes.
rvri Of the -, Accr-vs Society a. he siste VI " y
Yora vii - ehrsted or F~fdsv ne soth int TIE
N-u1s7s viii dine together At ire lrsi1. house TieEe;s
nav -iu-d the folio wiug gentlemen who were
acted man -ers f1s q e4tuirg year
- II Msysse Alex McKeuzie John harsie
". Nhi;ewrr, g. saml Cochran. William Brsnd
Gauerer va. -r M ~ erest 10 the Society IL az
sacia'iou, are invite. t1'r in celebrating the DAY
NJ SIS. JOSS CAMPBELL Sc s.Ary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

- Commercial Rank. ut Perth Amhcy.
TIE lsr1- rotrs Of this sars are received IN d-pos
by al tie Guy Banks TIE hves and unter continue
a. ssne ns.r 1fsrnUrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

~ To the Pnbiic.-Asi, has been Asc-rtaoei hat
ersl prssvrs have h-~n collecting money snd selling
ckes purD0ring 10 he for The benefit Of members Of
Protection snsiue Co. No o. rsid TO be- hurt he -es
hoard The ptcseshps Henry Cisy and kciofs TIE pub
hereby notified thAtnO members OF he shove Com
reny seriously n srrd 81 me above tres snd lat
persons authorized 10 collect money fo any such
purposes and tie public ore cautioned 10 ~ o. their
guard IN fllure ains al such mpctors By order Of
| he Company VIM. c, Lyons fof@msn
| JoHx 81 FRESCH S4c'g ms ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

ra-A Card for the Ladies oniy.-LH6les SUI
fsog from s,y -uiei peculiar 10 heir sex ran cSrr
1enaiy consult Dr. LrTENEE al his or 60, IS kssi Dad
way Y. wnere fa;ersuees ard tesim ,nials can be
Letters prepa1. ard co-;snins - VIII secure Or
P. stteldance "a a. city ono hou' from uniii H.
and from suu.. :. daily. x b.-Deaia-ss also cured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

r. New-forn Society for she Relief NJ
Widows ard nrphnn- Of Medical Wen.-I re
meeting Of his Society vii Ga he'd al the T1-set
rcou Of the College ~ Physicians md Surgeon; - Cros
bg-st. on Wednesday, e r. inst ats O'CLOCK |? 81.
M eds n H. BULALEY Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

kss 4
NOTICE ia HEREBY 0isn~s -, . ~ npsro
n Msnsssrs hsYs directed a isssmnnt on
IN Inc New on Scnp stOcG offbs ComPnyD % Pae 81
+. . T,-s,g,er At he C0mpssy's Office, 81 Wslsl GA
fbr.dsy Tho sOlh day u Dsesnber neIi ior nc
- n.yiag The Loan - tsooo0 due tho btsts OF New
Yosk snd messing tho sIPeases Of snAfsen1as o' 'hsr
Canal . . .., - .-.... -.
~. inc of oayrlsnt when Ocss viii DO ssasd.
Ry order Oftbe Board - =, ....,,,,,,.
Is lmis isisnedl ISAAC ~ sEfhOIh fr-sf.
ngFICE CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE. CON
I tPsNY n ygefnbsf ~ l3fJ Tho Directors have this
dsy declared seal Gnngsl cNesrd ~ 10 per csot psy
sb@ On and sisr Friday, tas IN cay of Deeenberpsxi
IA 2ui.s JANIS N NOLAN Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

aRRsPrCFABLE y5zrg ~orla. vans : IA %
A: -, fr,-rtss ~s.s-f .5s i'Ss.' All 900
- 80 -, --s.---ce rec ,if-d Ca - 80 s. NJ
. 80 r. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

~ General 1nyfor Naii hss7r'nIon- The
mesber. Of this Association viii please meet al lg Bow
erv Philadelphia House" WsdnssdAy evening, he
23h net O'Clock Puno,Us attendance is requested
By order, ELIAS COMBS Chairman M II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
WANTS
WANTRD.-Tt. ssv.--i.~r viss-

NITANTPD.-Trs sive--i.sr wish ID en-. = ,o--.
w r.sp~r.abls b1siE-ss -o- -ercNr = ia ~ ard
rart. pAf.ner lie hAs T0is7s- sif ~, - -4sr, :.
eonn.rd aieh - oil pul n, -ts 1-- ss-v,-e. a
-caivasu ~ re xii sud cIosety o. rar ~ .-ts.r-tv
ard g1o A1di-r. -hc tss a, sh1ndsl-s u h-ss co.,
a. az .r- i-cc- q - - -f 80. -ll ~ o-t =
d-yr sfaclo-T -vce--- rt go - A.
- s5vsr--.e- - q rr- If- $50 XII be- . -r 80
~ sro.. --1-- va t---i- - p, .-ar -ls. 81.
&c. a1- -1l q. s-s--E - as-r-- O.. -- -.-
rs-- -----ss. -r -'1----' c1---t, aa4 r. r---
~ "a ..- 4. --.r ewes 49,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-26

At meeting Of the Native American city and county
conyenhon held on Thursday evening, the 2lst instant
at Phoenix Hall, the following preamble and resolutions
offered by Dr. A. d. Chaloner were, on notion unan-
lmously adopted:
Whereas this convention, composed of delegates of the
native American party of the city and county Of Phiade
ha have heard with deep regret the decease of the Hon
James haor Polk, late President Of the United States
Therefore,
Resofued, That tender his bereaved wife oar kind
est regards and symPathize with her in this deep attic
tion and trust she may be spared life of usefulness to her
people and phde to her friends.
HesofSed That We will unite with fellow on
this occasion in tribute of respect the memory of James
Knox Polk.
R'e , That the preamble and resolutions be entered
Resofved That committee of two from each congress
sonal district be appointed transmit copy of these
proceedings gned by the president secretaries of the
convention) to the family OF the deceased
On motion, the president appointed Dr. A. D. Chaoner
u West Geo. limerick, JAS Boring. G. w Farr M
f. Alck, Jacob Brown and Frederick Reel, as The com
mitee.
JOS. s. RILEY, President
E. d. YArEs, secretaries
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-26
From the Baltimore Sun of yesterday.
Hsnors to the Memory Of Ex-Prssident Polk.

hsnors to the Memory Of Ex-Presdent Polk.
In accordance with the resolutions passed by the town
meeting held in the rotundo Of the Exchange, Friday
last the flags OF our city will be hosted at halfn to-
day, and the public Offices closed as manifestation OF
respect Tor the memory of Elk President Polk In accord
ance with one OF the resolutions adopted, committee OF
one IRON each ward will also be appointed by the mayor
10 make arrangements for suitable public demonstration
day. 'N
a public meeting at Norfolk Virginia. the mayor pre-.
siding has appointed committee OF thirty to make ar
Engagements for paying public respect to the memory of
James r. Polk, ex-President of the United States
town meeting was held a, Alexandra, on Friday
evening, and after being appropriately addressed by
n berry, esq, resolutions expressive of the sense Of the
community were adopted, and a committee appointed to
procure speaker TO deliver public eulogy on the life
and services TO his country of the late President OF the
United States, James X. Polk.
The councils of New York have determined unon the
following demonstration
That the flags OF the city, of vessels port, and tho y,
nous public Buildings, be displayed hafmast on Tue-
gay next, 18th instant that minute guns be from ,h
battery under the direction OF Gen. Stanford, at
and sunset OF the day that the chambers of the
board OF aldermen be shroud.d in black and the
member, of the council rape upon the lief
arm ior the space of thirty days
public meeting is to be held at the City Hail. Rich
mond Virginia. at O'Clock this evening, to arrange fo
manliesting due respect to the late ex President
on Wednesday last minute guns fred, and III.
public bells olled, al Richmond by order of the goveno
Of Virginia
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-26
From our Baltimore Correspondent.


BALTIMORE, JuEe 25-5 p m.
The gsafher and the syrings-Iral Of John Pries-No
ehsiera get IesiDsorias Of ropeef. The markets. &c.
The weather to-day is shade cooler than its three pre-
decessors and those who claim be weatherwse predict
thunder shower before midnight. Great numbers of
citizens moving off TO Piney Point Bedford Brandy
wne Cape May, Newport, Saratoga, and Nahsn to es-
from the scorchng, sweerng, and sweating heat of
the city and there many Others who would like fol-
low their example If business and purse would admit
The trial Of John Price expected of before
the city this morning. and he placed at the bar.
On oath being taken by his father that there important
witnesses who in the State ready prove that
when sober he is harmless and nofensive man. the
was, on motion, postponed until the September
Our agree that there has been of
cholera in this city, and that of who left New
York whilst laboring under the premonory symptoms of
the disease and died shortly after arriving here.
In accordance with the ndatiou OF the town
meeting held Friday last, the City Hall is closed to-
day. and all business therein suspended whilst the flags
flying half mast from the the shipping
the habor, the shottowes Washington monument and
nearly all the public buildings in the city, respect to tho
memory of exPresident Polk. The committee appointed
by the meeting TO prepare programme for general pub
tic demonstration will report in few days.
The MAgKETs.-In the Baltimore market late Satur-
day. sales OF 500 barrels Howard -four made
"a so To-day sales of 600 81 A. and 100 - So all
fresh ground. Nothing in City Mills. Limited sales red
wheat 100 for prime Very little In market Sales
Fellow 55 So cents, and white 81 So No
change in oats; sales "a Is cents. Whskey is still
iu and have nothing efconsequence report At the
scales to-day the offerings amounted $50 head of beef
lc of which number $40 sold butchers $3
Is 81 equal SO 80 ~ 75 averaging about 3 50 gross
The bidding lively and prices well sustain
I'd. The balance to Philadelphia market. The
supply of hogs good, and sales at 81 25 S475
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-26
MEDICINAL uses OF the wild Cherry.-Ever since III.

EDICINAL uses the wild Cherry.-Ever
vi settlement America Wild Cherry been possess
very rirt Everybody this fact bat
nobody knew how essential Every mother
gives Wild Cherry children for for Colds and for
disease
hapN making compound of syrup OF Wild Cherry bark and
ingredients to be used andofe TO com
phhts incident TO that changefu II Is found by
pertinent mar me wild cherry far more important
QUALITIES tnan was ascribed Of
non asthma, no matter how sandng coughs liver
pants e proved 10 be the best medicine known To
Dr. Wstars Balsnm Of Wild Cherry combined
with similar extract from which
IN curing pulmonary Diseases
best physicians could
Wild Cherry
principle heretofore unknown among nedie
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper.
fof sue by H. 8 PATTERSON,
Washu ID
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EFTf DOLLARS REWARD-Horse and Buggy sto-
"n-on Friday the s2d about O'Clock, there
asoung stable,
nour since which he has returned When last heard
at the last the Baltimore and Washington
e ne say " old; feet 10 inches in height smooth
uhd ace the side Of his neck wearing white hat and
s ohes The buggy nearly complete order; full
NJ 'front.' stick seat plated dash and joints foot board be
WIN brass plated milons old
cs name and tail hind feet white nearly
NV WIN white brow band The above will be paid for
oe OF horse buggy and harness. dollars for the thief
LEVI HUMPHREY,
juno B-dst = '' - - = ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-26
MALE ACADEMY,

WARRESros, NoRrH CAROLINA,
THE TWENTIETH SESSION will Mpdsy, the ID
Boys fned for college in The Unon or for the
active dunes Principal, who has been
his undivided
aided by the approved teachers
order education and the incu
principles and morality the ends sought
which
worthy Of the patronage enlightened
parents.
refined facility of
Castor Railroad and the charac
recommend II TO the favorable
Of who have wards to be educated
For
and the higher mathematics Is Oh
mathematics and English ~ 30
Bows board the family
pal For further particulars, address
r. A. EZELL, A. W.
lima 22~sw3w Principal.
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Mississippi.
Ertrdct of a letter dated

YAzoo Cry, June IL.
| may say to you with confidence, that Mississippi
will elect four democrats to Congress at the ensuing
election This district the third represented at the
cannot again be brought bear favor of ay member
OF that party. We will present solid phalanx TO the foe
in the next Congress The best spirit prevails among the
democracy in Mississippi, and the wings have almost
despared in trying to ind a candidate for governor.
General Quitnan will be nominated by the democratic
convention bu aea Iyn1tion