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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-30

1893 From Raysviile at a IN Friday
BY John Benieys
To Lncolnton, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p and p IN.
1884, From Pendeton, s C at a m Wednesday
BY Pulam's Ferry, Kings Bench, Bowersvine,
franklin Springs, and Madison Springs
To Athens, Ga by IL m next day, DO Mules
And back between p IN Thursday and m next
day.
Proposals Tor -a-wcek and also for triweekly
vice W III be considered, with view reducing dis
tinuing service No. 1880, (Athens, by Madison
Springs, to Clarkesvle)
So95. From Athens at IN Wednesday
BY Giilsvie
To Gainesville, by p next day, SO miles
And back between q IN Friday and I'm next da Y.
Proposals for twice week and also for uiweeky ser
vice will be onsidercd with view TO disseminating
vice on route No $751; (Athens, by Bascobel, Harmony
Grove &c Clarksvie Intermediate points 10 be named
IN proposals.
1855. From Athens nj a m, Tuesday
BY Dallas and Providence
To Gainesville, by y m, ~ miles
And back between and p day.
1897. From Gainesville at " m, Friday
To Argo, by p m, IL miles
And back between and III m.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
from the LIST day of July, l649, to the 30n of June,
1882 inclusive, in NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA
MARYLAND, and OHIO will be received at the Contract
Office of the Post Office Department IN the city Of Wash
ington until of the 4h April, l549 Ito be decided by
the Oath of pr lS49) the routes and in the
and time herein specified VIZ:
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
from the l., day Of july 1872 TO the sh OF June; ISL
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, and FLORIDA, will be received
the office OF the Post Oihce Department IN the
city Of Washington, until ga OF the 4th April, lSl9
Ito decided by the oath day Of April lS4S the routes
aud in the manner and time herein specified, VIZ:
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAIL

NEW ROUTES CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA
GEORGIA, AND FLORIDA
Extract from s Of Congte Of Sd March lsi5, section Is
dnd be IL further enacted That IL shall be the duty Of
the Postmaster General ia all future lettings of contracts
TO the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees
for faithful performance without other reference the
mode Of such transportation Than be
vide Tor the due CELEBRITY. certainty, aud security OF such
transportation shall contractor hereafter be
required purchase out. Take valuation the stock
vehicles OF previous contractor for the route
90 Bidders VIII be careful TO read the orns and nsuc-
tions apprehended this advertisement They
quested their proposals, the mode by which they
intend convey the mail Where the size and weight
the nails speed called for in the schedules shall
quIe it, the will be made for coach steamboat,
or railroad conveyance the be and,
ouenty such routes will be let bids proposing such
mode of In all other the will be
assigned bids proposing the cheapest mode OF transport
taIion.
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NEW JERSEY
1869 From New Germantown at 10 m, Wednesday
By Pouersvie and Unonville
To German Valley, by p m, II miles
And back between m and p m, same day.
1870 From Key Port at m, six times week. or as
often the boats between New York and
Key Port
BY Holmde and Colts Neck
To Squankum, by IL m, 90 miles
And back between m and m, same day.
1871. From Tuckahoe at S p m, Saturday
BY Lower Bridge on Cedar Creek, Seaville, and
Townsend Inlet
To Cape May c. H., by IL m, 20 miles
And back between IA m and IL m, same day.
Proposals leave in the morning. and return in the after
noon of the day day to be named will be con-
sidered.
1872 From Philadelphia (Pa) at q m, Saturday
BY Camden IN. J - and the following places Ell
esburg, Fellowship, and Green Tree
To Mount Laurel, Burlington county, IN. J.,) by IL
m, 20 miles
And back Between p m and m, same day.
1873 From Cranberry at 8 m, Saturday
To South Brunswick, by III M 5 miles
And back between p m and p m same day.
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Dec. l3-Iaw6w
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Gen. TavIor nj Frankfort.

While Gen. Taylor was at Frankfort, Ky. he
Visited the Presbyterian Ladies' Frsir then holding
here. md was presented with handsomely bound
volume, containing the Bible and the Constitution Of
the United States Rev. Mr Robinson delivered the
book with appropriate speech. 10 which Gen T
ponded az follows
accept with gratitude ard pleasure your gft Of this
inesmabe volume IL for their love Of the truths OF
this great and good book ,hst fathers abandoned
their native shores for the wilderness Animated by
It's lofty principles they toed and suffered til the de-
sert blOss0rned ss the These same truths sus
tanned them in their resolution 20 become free nation
And guided By the wisdom Of this book they founded
a Government under which have grown from three
millions 70 more than twenty Millions of people and
from being but speck on the borders of this Cont
nent nsve spread from the Atlantic 10 the Pscinc
ths, their principles of Liberty may extend II
without bloodshec from the Northern 10 the Southern
extremiues OF the continent II there were In that
book nothing but its great precept All things what
soever ye would that men should do unto you. do ye
even 40 unto them and that precep; were obeyed,
our Government might extend over the whole cont
nent Accept sir. my thanks for the hind manner In
which you have discharged this duty and expressing
again my sncerest thanks the ladies' for their beau
tiiul gift prsy thst health, peace and prosperity msy
long be continued 20 them
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
COPARTNERSHlP.

rl'HE COPaRTSKRsBIP of Knight Rhodes is
this day c.ssOivei by mutual Consent. kher " the
uudersense are alhoized 10 The ~ he rn In
loudstou Wa. EslGHr
Naw-Yogf Feb 10 1870 Wn HHODrS.
WM RHODES wii continue fhe ius ness al the old
siard s3l Broadway near Ihreenh-si where 81 orders
Will be- hykfuy received and punciasly attended 10
WM KNIGHT vii be happy d sac his friends and the
public At his store, 78 Fouhavenue, near Tenh-st
l6f 90
rtNHk ~UB-,stfBEK- hsyirg ihis. the dfsi day u
Ja-nafy 1919 ent-r-i into Copafnershp To- carry
the business of Pubic Wauue (which M will continue
The Old stand ~ Ed~ard Tfscy 25li norsil under
TIE firm o. p. ". TRACY K co and would most respect
fully inform The ladies' and gentlemen Of New-Nors snd
vicinity. ihst they prepared 20 urnish Them with osns
Of the most fashions rkrd of Ch0s and silver are and
all other articles suitsa.e FOR wedding dinner evening
parties Those desiring can call ind examine tor Them
selves Noc.s served. Wsiiers Cooks provided at he
shortest notice.
NIB. A frsi-rate quElrlle band In attendance.
EDWARD H. TRACY.
l7fu. EDWARD v CLARK.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Cnl. EreIna anI.

We cut the following from the Washington cor
respondent of the Eusug Post under date Of FEB. Il
am informed that Col Benton bss recently received
letter from Col. Fremont dated st the loot OF the
Rocky Mountains near the sources n the Arkansas
about the beginning Of December. By the use of an
excellent instrument Re had been sbie TO forete the
approach Of the great storm or hurricane In which tne
Government train from santa r. to independence suf
ferpd such damage and loss Of animals He deviated q
from his route and by cutting for tall timber, a. the
Western men call il he escaped ia devss,stins course
Il said that the great tram have spoken Of os IN
that hurricane sixteen hundred horses mules and oxen
OF one hundred animals forming part Of Fremont ;
train not one had been ost at the date of the lester
TIE Colonel no doubt arrived long since in California
by the route Of the Mormon settlement on the -aI'
Lake and the passage Of the Sierra Nevada made by
him in 1913 In about latitude thirty eight.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
FoRI oF ~ roRk......FEBRuARY ).

ARRIvED-Pss-i sAF Issac Wright R.a-y Lr-rpo Jan is
q HsrshaE We t1~-s h- Csy
.t-sn-s H-rC- ez.4nt Jscoo Be- ei s;--rsg-
shr Aar % s-. Wirngtu NC. Do tsys. nara
P0~e >o~t Clr fhora Nsurrght Nfors. Th- schf
HGrr.on fr. Mayor ast ;A- ass arc Der ih- @
org The A D-rossit Bf-~s-r sl-o szl~a .y
bslrr-.
sehr Ams1sl Ophsia. BsIs-r. w,,h.rs;ar. sc.
iilres is-i Aersai-r N,ch- Ho-gw- N1t- Is %.
bo1ut enc III E1 A- sft th- TIA las BAD
- gales. nc has t-en II days sor Of Hatss Ol it.
llth 20 PM Fts byr. TOO zs from NJ .hfp-d 80
chs k-r. isrrt c-k bad and csls-1 o;-r stns-
T- al badly irost osn Pat on seco1ri q head
- irds an tad ss-ar-r
ne B. brs Eso forr-sta Rsssary nr ime Ia ia- k-s'
River - chz.- II bo4nlr Ft Mo put her asor
I'd Bltef1nlk Ctt1r-l wh-r- 80 noF l-.
StILED-Stp sltara, S-rO-ans. IN Qaana.n- bans Ein
bcrx gola. Chagrrs. War-. ssa Lul-@. So t@f-f
Hnap-r SOr-ans trg AuEusis hssans AoraIa
Cassr-s John ke,tal Isrks Islar5 Hocg1ca NlsTltas
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
ROTARY COPPER GoLD-wAsHER.

ELISHA flILDEhALDs fAIENf
| HAVE EXAMINED MACHINE Intended for wsfh-
Ing ssncs ard gravel containing gold and other heavy
metallic substsrces exhibited ~ By Mr. Ensns Fizge
At 80 Tar ss s principle 10 concerned consider better
sispted 70 the purPose in any machine which have
bad opportunity OF seeing iu seiu operation IN The
angle experiment which witnessed, appeared to coIhrm
fully my opinion Of is ners for here Appeared 10 be
sppr-csbe din nuuon The quantity Of the gold d1 hat
was mixed with sand for the purpose OF testing
chine JAMES RENWICK
Coumbis College, n Y. Jan 9, 1873
fuy ccrcur with Professor Reuvfck In bis
tsou u Mr. Fzgersc's gold washer and have ADVISED
several OF ny friends 10 purchase the sppustus
JOHN TORREY.
coEezs o. Physcisns ard Surgeons 81 Closby Jsousy
- ls{a
One Of he aforementioned machines usy be seen 81 81
BesversL where orders for them viii be received BY
fT T2~- THOMAS DENNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
The following is lie, of the Mszst!an Rangers a
Company which has been formed At Corpus Christi for
the Overland TO California:
By The bark Bososs, Cspt ThOms' rom THIS PoTt Ter

~ There have been bad freshets in illinois
The mall agents there are lazy and ths 0qEanAa Spa
taao that for thirteen days 1t has had no ne~
from the State Capital.
~ The total number of deaths from Cholera
In Nashville Tennessee during the past season is E or
taking the population OF the city st 'a0o Tor e,vv
about ono to every 500 psrsoas
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
California kmigrants.
On the 22d inst by the brig Brothers, Capt souIE,
bound Tor San Francisco. the following persons

On the ga inst by the brig Brothers, Capt SouLE,
bound for San Francisco, the following persons
sens. wu rtonF.or Rsb.rd Tloea fsi-T Hedi-,
Meaeer fhoaas p.iton Ruvc Nsu nfurt ibo Mooiu J
hlym.p s's1, ohs' Nsanvslsr rasns, j.. kss
ke-rse Giaod s;nns
| By the schooner J. W Herbert from Boston Feb 2l,
tor Corpus Christi
~, srg AZ r.'S o.Y.asy o., & w% w.,..,
Jsseyh Hate wsrrea Pnac- Chapman, wm wsrusl
Dsstef. psya Parker wm cor hsHr, panerh Jsremsh
ofioa Days iissiosn hrbssl pomas Gssa Drs-sr Lsss
Ts,pf "ssea-ai Msrran Ros-d heCos y'nts hs-r- D.
Jc.spA Non Joaateaa Hansy J hsn fo-sr sue ,aae he
ley, caA ~ steward To, iolo~s p-s. onliJ ne esls4i
ca. ssy;-S si-gAsa ioa-. &C. c Tost
BY the brig Perfect; from Neworleans, Feb. ie. FOR
Chssres
rJsp.is. Ms Pass.i sam Rshari.on II s.ya.l. W Rsh
Reed Bohng Ttos soiny. pl,, sham. Y FaIt 7
Vets y, taes 's, ',' ~ .e.,' W. vsrs, u e,. y.
I McQas-n Br5 Hxey sfsp..n Mr. sis-g-. Ion-.
rs Soian Cslshsn Drau5ans aaer-, NF-mint A
| Hxs.. iahsa Reward Joba R-~s. saP~resrse
The Connecticut Mining aud Trading Company left
,hi. poi, Feb. p. In the schooner Gen. Morgan
H.ar, E-ae. rr-..at r,rei Ct p.'a. sas-, secf,sc.
t-ri Kssnss D. Js-n Eirf Hsary cs-y " rsoss G-o
Sssss. ,Sss h.s si, {, No ' fss Psssi-a r.. ss,
sisanse Aaoai D.,s. Ia siaat ~ Waste So'sa - W
si.pbsn Arsu,. Es~a Ha-s Csp chsre. fsR-usurs
Jersey De psansss.t \ T. Pssssns-f
The follo~ing is lie, of the Mszst!sn Rangers a
Company which has been formed at Corpus Christi for
the Overland to California;
txesys-Nssf hslrr CsP,sn Secretary. PArsite Qssrtsr
master. james fpnssi Asssiani aaefrasief, Iaasss
Tr-ssurer n VI Nsc-sni fhysesn, fsrute~ Nrntcrt \
Ma can OF IAy-ti- Ia. James frsnks m, Hsf Genus
kdward us-rof Pssrsoass Ia Psrnter. lts James h-a
ny Vauasas kAsus-ra fncr L-on >oufsyfs tt
ar, Naiehochs- Ia Pn~y stsafc Coca sanoe kstef,
Tsta.; A Ioniascn. Nss Or,-ans. Ia
By the bark Bogos, Cspt Thomss from this port ter
Chssros Feb. %:
Ses1ors Uasoa haas COMPANY stSFt ssH. Ns.-
snsn A , B~fry J Laws n " Hsssn,. Huniagtor.
n.fse LHnes. Nca Sha-tt. @ starr. " blauh.H
osbnrsh n Cook F-us Mm shears. Wm Confla. Mn
Underbsi Hu,onb. sis Holman. Geo b-nsst
n Adams f-As. Nuhtfd, fsirt Hrs .i-~4d % CON
psny Wm Castor nuch~ss County Asns Co Ata
Nsys jobs kos-s. jobs Churchill fegI fhllps, Alfred
Chsrh Wm Amhusf Or Wm BAXTER. Rub~a fan-er. - Tan
n-f Banss Gso so4sood Bernard orahrn, saPecsfso q
bns-t9
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

TO DAGUERREAN ARrlsr-.-The atisraon
u af.sts u rved 10 the advertisers COmpO1nc u
bromire, sersuve hcud, vhieh = warrs1t-t - -oYk
with ceftsnty ard c1ickness IL al weather ard il every
cmsie Il hss been ereusi7eiy used 10 the Bdnsh Pro
vnces tire Wer ll-is Islands hryls hoa TIE United States
and IN South America Price 4 per oGDce bonie
JOHN ROACH, Opacixn, 8. Nasssg-st
Pisces siH brand, csuer0 American s1d Germ chem
icsls, kc. 81 3tos.
IpRINTING OFFICE FOX sALE.-A Book,
job ant Newspaper Oc-, one OF the best N he City
of New Yort. conprsng arg- and excellent kssormeni
Of types snd sDu1dsnc- OF machinery All In ne order
The permanent patronage very large, snd Of the
prohtsbs AND. Pnce - GO. Termscash preferred, but
objection " give tne psrt, With good security Ap
ply 70 Aessu CRNAr bACOCk,
~ Inn LIS fu.soa-st N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
LEGAL NOTICES

Nas.s., DAVID PtfsrR 70 pawn u ryYssr ryYYssfr>is. -
u, .ton. o. .aeh eogy -f-- ~ .,'s.t = los q.
~iha ts.ot, ssy. sfsr IL hsr..f y, - a,
-r'e- 80 ,os a.. 70 s.sr.r . -t sr.saa ~ - =
Tern tsf~af ts fn Horty ol Agr. isfs e. l..I., -
er'a ~ ~ r-- t-alas-1 = ~. 1arrsrt-Da-i ~
Ia. IS ~, ass sotl EuCESs cAssERLY P,.-ts -
NufICs sh-r,oy fr.1 ttsf it-r- ..I - r,,.r,. y
y erriior. o. RiChsSn ROGERS si.ofr. co. =
a., . ~ CO II - = Il, ~, ~ - 'ls
=, - 'sso.n,. 40 s.as's oros sE.s'' ~, q -
u, hsna' Of 'h' ial.r, - n,'.i h-i. 49,. 80
I-N " CHtNBtEiAiN.l
is t,~,v spp'YY.SwS'" Miss '''''-'
\ oTick l. HEKKer GNgN tha,s r.r.,. 49,. 4, sf o..
s-l' 's,io'. ~ b h.a A. t,. 49, Of c -r, y -
- 20 H ., ,'' -. "a, s' s,,. 40. At % oos q. =
81 81 SiISIs,kI SsiSISSIIks.I ros.-
ss' i.-fxbs e ssvRS,s ,-
2!lct s.,-a, sy ss,G 3, f'S',s 9 =. = 80
iors t-r-sssi tii sy ar- rsq1rsi b ea tf n- a..
eh,'i-i. sr-tcf, 80 i-.,,.l :. p. - H r,o, 80
SMITH h-r Aroru-y. " - >,s.ia ,sf q i
So uo ,.s@l s,a,a warso>' y, 49,. 20. u, a
Rf o.tDkR fPat O.. nah.n. E.la.r.. ~ ~a,v- c.,
ass., ~ s,s y sTEPHs> n agEsien =, "a
debtor ara ihai t- wi ~ fos nssn-r I'd y. -
.as's l- 80 & - l',- 'aa ara ans : s,sfias o. =
~ payment Of a., astts 90 h of resisais h. s. a.. =
ts to ln, and u- tran.sf .ash rrosri, o. h, a., -
tttrn h, 40 and are r,la Dates Jlt o. I-,.
''Yias4m "kiffiN Au1 90 Afs0t IA, C-.fsi,
A. PURSUANCE of oi snosier oi %. sar,.,- q a- co
I Nv lufs n,ae s hereby tl fsr-r. la. = =.
ttast ISAAC QuktkFNRVsH hf- olh- CIV 0f ~ IL, -
tla-f csc~tsst, o present t- uih IA.
.ab.osr- a he store oi simus Wfcsrf in. Y..s, .- =
ih> rty o New iofs before fhs ihf's.afh a., o NJ.
nafed N-s iofs ffurth aay 81 - .g.sut-r lsss
~ HAMILTON
.. i.sh"- AfN gr kckN TRfsn N'''r'.
n rCRsuANef os5-rs o.. sares,. o., as C5.sgs
Ines Nofs t~bY nrs4 sl r-rs0rs ~ If, n.
agsust CALEB BENEDICT. he oi the Cs .f Nes ". =
e-ss-t rfesenf he with fpactrr ro t0 fs a.
fh- Once oi Jesse sh Pa a Nt1 street ha cft ~
>v fork before The Of job
he sob tsy of January lst.
o las6m' CHARLES BENTnicr Fs-r,,f
DrBIlC ApMiNlsrRAroRs oFtfCt " Ns..,asts-t-
] >ns- h-iehs fhe sri t1 rfln4s
NNfff. l'iaf PHILIP Any. tfs hHaHf sh
>peae fecrasri and eho i~fe fn have i-f ussfse A.
sitso tho ssI ntfssfc ihs h1Ufs o' ts fuh An f
h- sirnsf-rei sni lsi of tf hn aorfrl las
ne taned IH' slnsf
i~osa.ei b., tho llfl tst Mtnh Usri 10rs Vi.
l-th iss4 Il-fls~4el INNFsS rHANFR rlhis asn .f,f
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
GENERAL NOTICES.


~ Hydropathy and the Water-Cure.-Fo"-
LEEs WILLS, ISL Nasssusl Nev.fofk publish, ard
have FOR sac. al works on HytropsthY Wner-Cgre,
PhysoioEy Phreuology, Msgrersu ard Ply sognomy-ai
wholesale And retail complete sssor;seEi of the above
named works always OF hand Jss published The Wa
ierCure J0srnA, mouihiy, 81 year WaierCure hsnuAl
30 ceuis Wser-CGre IN AL Diseases % cents The Choi-
HydropAihiesily Treated. 3 cents
22fst FOWLEhs WILLS, i3i rasisr-st
~ Fowlers e. Wells, PhrenologisS ara
Publishers, C1nion Hall ll NAsssa-si near ne fA'k
rY Carhart's NieIodeons.-fhese oessii,ai y rs.io' m
fnsfrunens 20 Justly ceetrsed may be obtainei of Al
GER the fue MAKER i8 Broadway who appointed 'oie
ageri for the msrufscmr-rs oSN
~ Water-Cure.-Dr. TSALL receives pstents Al his
romodous city esab lshren IS Laghst aid 81 Oysier
Bay l.. l. where ard extensive blldinSs are being
erected The Summer term VIII coulinenc- AptA O4F
door practice attended TO CorsuliAuons - OF IN
" LIQUID Hair Dye-BATcHELoRs insis isniAneous
LIQUID beat article the world Tor chanehg req o
rsy hAir Ia ralIra black brown color whoui injury
The hair skin. P-rsons wifhg ne h-ss Hcr 10 nc
market should call a. BsTcHELoRs manu- fsctory " as.
oi1 No pesr Broadway. Copy tb- address dl- IIASu
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Domrsfic Porfa.

BOSTON F.s fe-Au n. ysrss-s Ba.ss HsVr- EgPhrsa
Of N.~tsrportj SOesn- C5 schr asos rssisr, >f0r
BALTIMORE F-b ssArf nsni.a slp Hspys Boysss Cse
b, sark erssOs, psrs, GsAissloa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

ff4 no sfAsE-FOf threu or hve years. and pOises-
t. zion given the lst day Of April or May next the
-~ sie residence Of Gen Pierre Van CoTtsndt suNed
about IA miles from the Hudson River Railroad depot IN
peetsk esctester Couuly. and mile. from Nsn Coft-
lsudrs DOCK TIE undersigned will lease the mansion
house furnished with the house will be- let an extensive
garden fine lawn and oui-huiflngi as the Occu-
tmay require srch carriage house sbes ice house
and snok eh1use Oher sud ad accent ihe pfensss VIII
be el required desirable private country resi-
dsuce cannot be found the HudtDn River TIE house
although Of modern architecture Ia of those sub
stanti. bu double houses erected for comfort win airy
rooms and ali necessary sppendsges render IL des
rabe ani convenient TO the occupant AL Information as To
lerms, &c. may be ohtainrd from
PIERRE VAN CORTLANDT Sin Sing.
Or ffom Mcssr, WARD HOWARD and ISAAC SsY
NOUS. Pesksk, X R NORI5, Ess sing Sing, and WIN
H. BROWN Fsq Custom Houss, ~ y z0f lw+
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Et1ARgl:Etf

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE desire 10
~ obtain parlor with bedroom and pantry sfloning on
the door without board In small genIerl pnvse
family where there hOard.rslocson IN the vcini-
" Broadway. not shove Union park Term. moderate
Address r. Il. Tribune Ofcr stating terms, location, Sc
2f 81
BOARDING. ~suiis Of tao or three rooms 70 rent 10
ID gether IN gsrlsmsn's private g-house WIN
rau fI board served IN the rooms Also single bed
rooms breakfast Ths house i conducted ~
English LADY on ths Ezglsh principle Hot md cold
bsth rooms NOmoyng on Isl Of May Apply at5tl hcus-
tor-st. ~ ht'
Gentlemen and their wives, single gentle
men be accommodated With board II 79 tenry-si
OF Jefferson hOreovsl the st of NAV. is Inc
tNaNTED-Bosrd permanently for gentlemen ard
w his wife n the Finn Eighth Wards. Charges r-E-
sonsbe The advertiser will en board with nopr having
to tbs frs. Of May next Address Afams'
this Office -1l u
DLEAsANT FURNISHED rooms on The second
s0d ihrd floors, viii without breasas. and es 81
PARK place. III III
ENO LETTo single gentleman, furnished apartments,
with breakfast and tea " required, al t5 Broadway
2f
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
SpOken. &c.

By Pros bas PHss-Jsa - ai - oIs o. Br-usa bak Agts
s--rng F- 2 az - n, ons ~ G schr tsnaco or
Cshurua al sell
Isasc rSht-So iats Georges Csare ship s~s In
Liverpool r " Stns-r.on IN Bo-tns or L-r
pool No da "a. % o. ozg 90 bart Bfs~s;sr from Hsasuh
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
PURDY ROBBINS
IMPORTERS OF GFRasN. FEFSoH ANn ENGLISH
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
and dealers ga
FIREWORKS or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
s9flm+ % Mahen-isiIe.
PUgDY 4 RossINs,
TO PRINTER RS.

TO PRINTERS.
EOR sALE-A singls-cylnder Nsper Printing Machine
81 by 81. msde by Hoe eslcalssed for aud book
payment Al.o for sale iron Standing Prsss - by io
made by Adams with gross Press Boards. Asmsll En-
gine, one horse power, new. elJ Apply 10
2f lw' RICHARDS co a Ann-sl
LAMPS LAMPS.
DICH MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS from 81 90 to ~
llesch. Dorc lsmps and lanterns lf0m 81 50 - -;
stand gsss lamps with shades hail. psrior and
lamp. globes, wicss csmpheHe, ol, burning nld, &c
wholesale and refsil. Al low prices FOR cash al
6fln' c. A. sALOwINs Lamp Store, y Bowery.
WHALE BOATS. WHALE BOATS!
JAN BIZ FURNISHED At from I u 6 days notice al
2is soahst opposite The seclions and bsisnee Docksbe
a. the shortes notice j23 In
nKUG STORE FOR sALE-Consisling Of Ma
Dtogsry Flxnres, Marble Counters 4c sIfablo sor
Bosdway Put up 90 thai hey coad be taken down and
packed for sny pan Of the counry without damsge. Stu
sled IN good and rapidly growing n-ghbOrhood. Az the
proprietor wishes 10 10 Oher business consierab
deduction viii be made for cash. Inquire al tie store Il
SOgiSeyenl-s- Alsmsburgh, second block from Peek
slip ferry i3f Inn
A BEAUTIFUL NEW MODEL FOR A NOSU.
"A MENT TO WASHINGTON, In plaster OF Paris. ? fees
high crowned with stsue Of Warrington, and hyures.
eagles snc ornaments s,isched TO the monument Also,
portrait sIane Of Gen Taylor group Of ihre hgu es
hbiisf l57 Broadway Hours from "a N ulsP i6flm'
- ground IN oil. n English iron cAnslers ron 10
W 10 ios Kegs, from 81 10 80 ihs tins square aud air
usEt or round. win ds 'rom 10 Os Also. ps>f NAln
Of great soness For sails n 81 barngsp ~
3i In SCHWARTZ. manufacturer
RUOT AND sBOE ~TOTE FOR SALE we'd
Destsbshed bussess is offered. on easy erns cue
os The besi locations sni accommodations for
In the City with leas- Of store Possession iY-n before
Nav I,gTire 6lr Broadway 27fSgs
'l'U BUOk AND NENsPApEH PUBLISH
Eks.-The subscriber . prepared win a. s0uncsnc-
Of type zrd appliances for the conposion oi or two
,e~spapers Or Tor hook work. 10 81 psriOr manner
JO5 work execnted a. ls1sl % superior style
I7flzs y HART Ihsmesst TEA Guy HHel
snn nUnHAvArs CIGARS Of different brsuss
jOV.OOOsnd Gikss, IN bond or duty paid, a. price.
under c0sg 10 c.ose . corcern, Tor sale b7
2i6r P. SATRUsTEGUI. Y rosiEsv
- AG-.-Tns nsnest msrSe Dric- Dsic II cash forYsgs
lNCsryas. Bsszing Pouers Papers Wrapping sioct
Grass, fsrrec s,t Hemp Rope, by
nafv cfsfs 70 YIELD \ co az E.akm,-s,
NEW-YOkk WATEa-CUKE EsTABLIsH.
hENI, Su1 Oymnssiun, Or p PiERsON M d Pby.
sieian, cor OF fIwsfh-st and Universty.plac- n Sns
'J'O THk LADIEs-h cost lsrge and elegant as
u sorIfn-ni of hnfs, Nicsoriaes snd Cufs Down tnm
riinr, al ltH lm'l sOsARQUE's IN Bo-@rv
- POONs And FOkks-Bssi quality silver plated
sos sDa es spoors nso plsisd tsbl. ana desert FORKS
for "leo oy l2f9l LUCIUs HART. 4 Burling-shp.
EXrkA FAMILY LAkD, for sais oy
~ NV J. w. FOWLER, II Jseeoss.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
Passenger Arrived.
RIA RIEE JOURNAL

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Roosrts, clAIs' Ns-naa, ? Il Hlsy, Peter Hs4aaa.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
CHYATTrs BUOYANT GOLD WASHER AND
4 IIk HKEAEBA W In Afr-ca- s-n-h An ar-c.

l ttE fRE~thttR tR--ln hrcA ,on.h Amefirh
ssnd other gold countries simple bowl has been found
work well God be got with H. II has been tes.ec
FOR sges sfght portable and certain Hf ATT : Gold
Washer % merely very neal and beautiful improvement
On The long t-c bowl eEab1g msn 70 do the work Of
twenty Come ard see for yourself = HfATrs tngrsg-
Ing Of-rr lf Marrrn-s nd Broa iWAY. ~ lHr