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During the late examination of the public schools,
which occupied three weeks, our city reporter
found il impossible to be always in attendance, and
was under the necessity of emitting several schools
in his notices. He assures all concerned that he
will yet do them justice The public school sys-
tenn, and each particular school, are objects of in
teres to him; and 30 long az he can serve them he
will be found prompt and faithful in the perform
ance of his duty.
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Willard's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsyiuania Avsnus and IAN street
&c Barry 4 lady, Bait w D Woods & lady, Gin
Mr. Ringgold, va Peyton, do
II Lane lady, S G o Bradshaw, Phila
w Lukens, Pa Z Wistar, Y
DR. McClenahan, Navy Knox * family, c
G Keen lady, Phila Goodenow, Mass
C b Keen, do Levi Gorman do
w w Keen, do ID White, CT
J b Rttenhouse, Ala CG Wilbur, Albany
l. Jones, Pa h + Fairbanks, do
Holiday, Ga
Browns Hotel,
Pennsyluania Auenue bettceen 9Th and IN strsefs.
M Nelson, Me h A Mcdonald, Tenn
\ Pullen, Ga N scirniger, aud lady,
j Hale, Md baltimore
Il Freeman, Pa Mr. Pluinmcr, Md
X Fenthrop, do J c Rogers, Cincinnati
w NJ Loring, Md II II Forse, Pittsburg
p Jones, do Taliaierro. Tenn
L s Arnold, Ny + Dcvlin, Va
c Walton, do w Yerby, Geo'town
h Wallace, do Irwin, Wisconsin
Wapler, N o Il Harris, Miss
TB Watkins, Va Branch, Tenn
J w Logan, do j G. Gordon Miss
Warner, Phila / Russ x lady, Fla
w Steele, N JCC Sharpe, La
Mintzer, Pa BIB Lancaster, Md
National Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Acenue and 9Th street.
w A Moore, KY j l. Rogers, sc
Ostroin, N e A Hambleton, Bait
w II Frazier do He Murray do
w Powell, do "A Taylor Ny
} Robson, Ga J Fryer do
Is Robson, do NJ SANFORD, Ala
w Taylor, Miss Sanford, do
Miss Taylor, do j w Ladd Mo
w Davis lady, Ga Mosell, jr, Md
Miss Davis, do Young, Washington
Baker, do ii Keat Bait
w II Tut, do DIR NJ II Clarke. S
II Newkirk, do L Bush, Buffalo
Dostic, do w Severing, Phila
Il G Anderson, Tenn w II DeWolf,
} Lushey, do r Trimble, Bait
J II Buck, do w Hyslop, N
} + kea, Wing, Maine
G w Sill, Holly Springs J II Carson, Va
Mrs Frise, Richmond Miss White do
Turner, do ii Potts, Cincinnati
NJ Baron, ga Rabbit, do
& Jones, do ii Irving, Scotland
Jos Jones, do Templeton do
S Root, do A w Mcdonald, Va
Gadsby's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsy iudnia aUenue and Sd street.
A Snllman, Z DR. w Darlington, Va
J Sullivan, Ga Mrs Atkinson, Ga
G Walker, 5 c Miss Atkinson, do
J.W Starke, Richmond Capt Hardy, U S NC
Sproull, sc 1 Is kcmpe, lady and
T Stoddert, Md serv't, La
Mrs Stoddert, child and Mrs Foreman and SER
servant, Md want, La
Mrs Thompson, chill Mr. Brent, Md
dren s. serv't, Md
Irving Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania -4uenue and 12M street.
Green, y l. Smith, Cincinnati
Miss II Leslie, Bait ) Jenkins, Phila
F Baynccard, st Louis w b Strene, do
Whitetield, Ohio q j Filbrook, Boston
j Cuthbert, n w Norris, Fla
c Randall, do
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CONTENTS.
/. Recent Arctic Expeditions United Service
Magazine
,. Acoustics for the Houses Of Parliament.-Spce-
iafOr.
,. Letters from Jamaica.-N. Y. Erening Post
{. The Spanish Beauty BenHey's Miscellany.
5. Episodes Of Insect Life Eclectic Reuie,c
6. Dcborah's Diary, part lN.-ShG,pe's Maya
zinc.
I. FANTASIES Of Walpurgis Night-Zschokke.
;. Our Old Drcssmakcr.- Chambsrs's Journal
9. An Ideal Woman Ladies Companion.
10. The Great Salt Lake National Tntenigeneer.
II. Does Nature Provide a Compass Rochester
advertiser.
"WAsmNGToS, 9th December lsi5.
"Of all the Periodical Journals devoted 10 Lite
nature and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared TO 10 be the most
useful IL contains, indeed the exposition only Of
the current literature of the English language, but
this, by it, immense extent and comprehension.
includes portraiturc Of the human mind in TIC
utmost expansion of the present age.
"J.Q. ADAMS"
Published weekly at six dollars a year, by
r. LITTELL, & Co, Boston.
And cold by JosEPH SmLLIN6rsS, corner g. 81.
and Penn. avenue. Aug. l-dtrw&wiw
UrOW RENT.-Thc house in + street, near l4th.
State. To tenant, the furniture Of the house will
be sold. If required upon very reasonable terms.
Inquire on the premises. July 3l-It
CHARLES ALERT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ind agent for Claims in general
July 23-eod3m
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Or Second Presby terian Church, n. York
avenue, near 18th street. The course Of lectures
on christianity in India" will, with Divine per
misson, be continued on Sunday, at 9 O'Clock, p m
Aug3
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GADsRY,s HOTEL.

=
Corner OF PennsyIvania avenue and I'd st.
Near Railroad Depot, Washington.
Oct inf
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HARPERs' NEW MONTHLY, NO. q, for
III August.
Campbells Letters and Life, by DR.. Bcattic. .
vols. Cheap American edition.
Milman's Gibbons Rome, vol. q; 40 cents vol.
in cloth binding.
just published by Messrs. Taylor, and for sale
by their agents, TAYLOR & MAURY,
August Booksellers, near 9th ct.
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HARPERs' NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
IL for August.
Life and Letters of Thomas Campbell. By DR..
Bcattic. vols
Gibbons Rome, vol 4, price 40 cents.
Aug3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MATCHES AND BACKING
1fl 200 groce Matches, warranted superior
rs groce Backing, small size and new.
For sale at factory prices, by
J. F. CALLAN,
Aug 2-df Corner and 18th street
ID OACH BANE.-A new supply, to-day re-
IL ceived by
j. F. CALLAN,
Aug 2-du Corner r and 7th street.
lily PAPER.-Yery convenient article for de
IL stroying flies
For sale by J. F. CALLAN,
Aug 2-du Corner th and f street
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rOOK WANTED.-A good cook hear Of a
~ situation by applying at the Republic office.
July l3-dtf
NHECKs ON LII THE PRINCIPAL CT
~ TIES in sums TO suit. For sale by
July S-eodlm CiUBB & SCHENCK.
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER, DIRECT
! w from tho springs, Greenbricr Virginia; for
sale by the barrel or half barrel, gallon or bottle
| by J. +. CALLAN,
August 3-du Sole agent for this District
CHARLES LANMAN's NEW BOOK.
! " "Haw Ho-Nooj' or Records of a Tourist.
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JOURDAN w. MAURY,
STOCK, Money, and Exchange Broker Once
- on Pennsylvania avenue, eight doors west OF
Browns Hotel, Washington city.
Uncurrcnt notes bought and sold at best rates.
Stocks bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected.
Iulu
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@Ioo DOLLARS REWARD.

TINE above reward will be paid for such infor-
i nation As will insure the conviction Of the per.
son who threw from the pavement of the State De.
parlment brick at the driver of the omnibus
George Washington, belonging to the Union
Line" on Friday night, July goth
An additional reward of Fifty Dollars will be
paid for such evidence will secure the conviction
Of the person or persons who maliciously cut the
cushions and panels Of several of the omnbuses OF
the "pnion Line' during the past week.
RESIDE 4 VANDERWERKEN.
Inlv 94--6t
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LAURA PEDDIcoRD is the name OF the young lady
to whom the silver cup awarded on Monday
We like to have the names right
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ID OOMs TO LET and HOUSES for SALE.
81 The subscriber has two chambers and two par
lors which will be vacant by the first of August
next. Gentlemen who may occupy them can be
accommodated with meals, If desired. He haa also
two three story brick houses for sale, on very
nommodatng terms, both of which are convenient.
ly situated for water and for health
JOS. BOCLANGER,
Cat near War and Navy Departments
July 26-eo2w
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GENERAL ScorT.-Whil6 the schools Of the First
Ward were resting in the shade Of the Urea
sury Department, on Thursday afternoon, General
Scorr passed along the sidewalk. lie was instantly
recognised, and the hats Of the boys waved in the
air, and the little girIs ourshcd their white kcr
chiefs and bouquets. The General halted, and adj
dressed them in terms Of great kindness lie was
proud to witness the appearance they presented,
and he honorcd them, and their teachers, and the
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VOL. Ex......vO. $50.

Augusl az Olsr Improvements have sirce flloTec H.
vsrs ds nents which he Professor proceeded 20 81
pa IN deiaL A magnetic communicative he's ben
sDshe0 bev iee chair Of the and he record
ing instrument touch the kev sucrg record 10
observation Al toe other snc with astonishing rapidly .r1
accuracy The operation "a 80 pie hat ctil0
4 and 20 u fact perfect with these Instruments
ita1 he Cl1esi living Astronomer without theu
Il tn question - asked WY are tiese improvements
- lue known he answer s hat they not 5st folly
eomf4eled .arse pan Of re machinery hss bees na1-
b. ne Professor with he hands ano vsrOgs d4H-18-
les pecuntayy ard otherwise have retarded the aeon
psbrisut Of bis plane The efforts already made and I've
resz.S obisired, have been with among DO
Astronomers Of the Od Word Toe Professor
hat ~ gong perfect what be las thls begun
but ssies thai many points In TIE application ms, - i'm
proved before ~ cOnirgance be thrown open ID ne
putAc Time must De srcerired win The greatest ac@l
facy, 81 he sources Of variation mus he perfectly under
stood and the Of effect produced by each and every
ore Is 10 be celermined with .hs utmost cOrrecness
PF0L mas also directed his 10 tbe velocity o. he
Electric Wave and attained remarkably inierestng
s,d vaiyabls results
he announced he intention Of giving another Lecture 10
witch 70 carry hs hearers through The nvss sous re
Gently T1ade ia hese departments Of scentifc research
ne hour having I'd Bim 10 dismiss hen with
BOT a brief sIlUsOn.
The concluding Lecture o, ini- admirable Course ~.l
accordingly BE- delivered IN TIE place Thursday
ia
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RROOKLYN ITEMS

IMPROVEMENTS AT GREEswooD .-Welesrn rom
b. dr,,t.s, ,hai many ,slusble and important Improve
nsns have made This beautiful ceme'sry, shs past
Water among which may be mentioned the ssgss, AMI
highly appropriate gslswsy and lodge of The new ensnes
distance souh u the present one and near Thirty
.sih..t The upany have expended nearly $1,000 On
improvements alone They have also purchased Gil
he land outside 10 The immediate Vcnity Of tho new lodge
~ch will enAbe them 10 prevent tho collection ofso many
isarseabls and inappropriate resorts . arc clustered
around The old The scenes W be mot with here
oen disgusting knd profsne and every hing bot
character with IN. sacred solemnity Of the place The
present entrance viii .u be- kep, open. bu. will bs devoted
-Hcusvey 70 funeral professions Vlsiso" viii be admit
"A ,nly Al thu south entrance
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MlLLlAMsBuRGH TENS

WEDsssDAy AfrEasoos. March -.
" Mr. FIELDS Lecture on Chemistry, at the
.hoo room IN Ranssnst we'll attended and Interest
iug The experiments effective Inc vast srplosiys
GOV er Of SONS Of the combinations beautifully shown
There will BE- but more closing the eOaSss fsr his ga
~ They do say our Plank Road 10 10 be hsi
road Nonsense Who would take country hde On q
railrosd unless hard necessity forced HIM We want .
smooth dry PLANK ursplts, which roll Il ssnse, b..
lind me-n-lhree minutes nag would be enjoyment worth
20 Aking Let rail such road bat walk W 10
no STOCK boob and plank the dust and Dye "a % sdfss
he arsl warm evening 10 Juns. The FlSss'ng Jos'sS'
.sy. Ca Saturday last several gentlemen IN company
With an Abls engieesr. explored he fous br fsbo.i
hence To winsmsbufFh, Brooklyn and oresngOint The
futof IN exploration ths conyietiOn u he fsafbh
q. b-yond asy question: Wen wager Nswto~n pipps
= sf he Iron will BE- pisnE
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Messrs MADISON c. Johnson Of Fayet,e JAMES
HARLAN II Franklin. end PREsroS LOroHgo.
EoUGH OF Louisville, have been appointed by the
Governor aud Senate o. Kentucky as Commission
crs 70 SIN ,,rfy the Rules Of Prac'ce IA Law and
Cuarcerv in that Commonwealth. Mess. EPHRAIN
NJ EwIxG Of Logon, CHARLES A. WlcKLTFF Of
Nelson, and SQUIRE TURNER Of Madison, were
also appointed Commissioners 10 Codiy the Statutes
Of the state.
jane NJ RICE Esq. has been appointed Judge
Of the 9th Judicial District in place Of Hon W b.
KgEFAD, resigned
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b, spent wirsout iurtber service ior paonc good -
That ne had and may have isn.,s u We're h"'sh /"
deny Let those who have NJ, arrNsn DIT" ~ ''~
bar 81 p1bhc opinion.
NJ WRiGHr ef California soes O. NsAs \ OK 10
morrow. ana vii visit MS friends al NSntnckes Dc
ore returning to Wsshinstoa. fear that be p.
nave plenty Of time before the doors Of CONGRESS
s-e opeu ,1r him and ms colleagues.
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TIE Steamer Phsdel phia Capt NlcHoLsoN,
.rnved morning from ChsgIes whence she sailed on
the 4b inst She brings no news oiimportaDce
TIE route the Railroad across the lsthnus having teen
,rveyed ard down for the greater psr Of the
wsy ground viii be broken, and work pushed with
all practicable speed towards completion Is generally
healthy on the lsihmus Chsgres River very low.
The following 10 list other Passengers Capt Mclean
Us Mail Agent o. = Hslstsd, j. N J.; W g. Hance,
10. H. Burch Thomss Brophy Alexander Hilman. Henry
" Besrse.
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Another Pire la Bnnaio.

HtTFALO. Ne1nesdayl Msich u D
The Exchange Hotel adjoining the Railroad
Depot, was q discovered 70 be on hre about Of clock
this mornug and before The flames were s1bdoed
the entire building was nearly destroyed TIE in-
surance ana loss Is not yet known
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TERMS OF ApvERTrsTna


Business NOtices.-i2i eelts per me esch iDser1Do
GrpsrnI Nctices.--Sir lines or ! e. esrh insertion
b cents siN lines cents per line esch dag.
General Advertise ments.-INslDE-kigh Hoes,
OF esch insertion, - cents over eight lines cslts
Der line each cav.
OUTsIDE~-Egh anes or less each insertion, . csaLs
over eight nes cent. per per dsy or u cent? per
foe per month
RELIGIOUS sna TESYrssScE NOTICES ana hAfAi.rks
and FUNEElL IxvITATtoNs not ezossoing u words VII
oe inserted for Is
Legal Advertisements Al he rsies tired ~ h
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8Y TELEGRAPH TO THE nsw.YURk TRIBUNE
Sev.Hampshire Election.

Bs Bal.S Electro chenicqi Tesg'aph 70 The Tyitane
BosToS, Wednesday March l5-lZ NJ
IL the State Of New Hampshire tbe Lo,oFocos
have elected their State officers and majority IN
the Legislature by larger vote tbsn at the last
election The Free Sol vote q MOI 50 Iarae
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aoRTA KIYER ITInA

WEDsEsDsY Ayrsssoos, March Is.
~ The February freshet has materially In
1red he navigation Of The H1dsot Bosis of heavy drsa
fas he krssIsst difselity IN pssssns dc OyorsxBgh
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NEWARK ITHns

WEDszsDAY AFTERNOON, March IS
r. The Cheap Postage Meeting was large
Chief Justice HornblO~ss presided Barnsbss Bsiss made
speech. sod sppfoprsis resoauons were sdoptsd.
~ Jehn d Meeson Of the First Baptist Church,
va ordained 10 me ministry sa sysuing ssnnon by
Rev william Hire. M. hsesoo srpssis 10 Leave N .
s-~ ~seas for sou Wayne. IL uas seems " be fsn1s
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~ The five Supervisors which the Loco Focos
have gained Olsepo Co elected by the following
ma critics ! by Is votes by - 2byJ; and by vote
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Kentucky-Lnw Reform.

MoSrGoasRY (As Tues1sy March u
The total receipts q. Cotton thus far are 3lV,JOO
balss sh0u Of he same period last year
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E-F' We are indebted to Hons JAS. SHIELDS
ssd Hoeao, Mann Tor Congregational documents
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~ Tie Br ship GresDock. Capt Mccutcheon.
sss.rsd from Noble % he sra inst for Liverpool with
sFo go ~ e: q e 9 tsns 1919 80 ye. .
ped from has port
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sailor D~.wned-Loss sfship sussn q. Owes
IL 70 persons drewned-Ftre In Men
sinstou.


Couespoudsnes of Ths Thbgne
Pan sDELSsA. TusefsJ h1.h Y
THIS orning, sailor safned osy5gs asisr,
ga n We "a bsouz1pg % ING Arcnrgs OF hoss
,cgis 3 Com Ibs b boom, ~ az "a De'sk haNi>1 ~
= Raee At uhsTr and vas drowned 49,, -. =. =,
~ ,suorsd 10 das ey that he spsndid shfP susan
O~ens Of ms port sseoeatsfse So 80 sSef f7a,laf
.e,tr.ss 10 ngsibeg flser OF fvsn'y pefsons.
Lsst aiss ne @.d ~ofss sne vInsssf msn9f.eosy or
~ G,orge Cnfhbrgt. IN kensns.on, wa tssfoysd BY
= ~ lOss u stated out must be heavy.
Jshn kOsD Esq. Cd snd respected nerchans u lss
-tfy died a. has festdeecs lzs night agec - yssrs
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NORTH zfVER fTEMs.

II The steamboat Shepherd Knapp CON
u.aesd her regular tips from Hudson Albany koa.
LAY
HvDssS lSD bERKsHfsE hAuRoAD.--The cars
n al, road which have only been 10 chstb<n -Four
corssrs during ne Winter commenced running Soozs 70
West stOck0ridzs yesterdsy
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
car sIwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLISHED
yyERY soRsiso isUsDATs ExcEPTED,
a, The Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the City Hall,

40, delivered TO City Subscribers for f2 cents per well
80 WIN they prefer they pay Ia advance A. he Dess
a. ~ nouhs year a. INC rate sinE5 copies
sc Certs Mail sabecnte<s Five Dollars per snIun, II
..ysree Subscriptions taken for six months FOR three
,oons 81 n Three Dollars IN advance required ir ali
ehanees with County Newspaper. Daily papers rec eyed
/, lhs Office whose teTas are higher thso ihose u Tue
fribune are DOT allowed AtY Gise-ence
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ry- The bill IN favor OF the Secret Ballot vas
ec.sd in the Massachusetts 81 nsie Tuesday by maj
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THE BUFFALO FIRE.-The Bil5elo Commercial
isssr,s,s gives the following the losses BY he als dis
tlhl.) sstrous IRE IN thai ey
American Hotel $4,000 L. l. Hodges. slSsoo; GiO6e
Buidnss Snd occupants SsOco; Tracy Ard Stevenson,
$1,000: LafGyete-st Chnrch s7occ HeEsee Thinner
m.e S4Oo0 q p Stevenson $500; J. STATS. - 500
Rrsbsne. SSO00 Brisbsne's ienanis 500 W a
Nosellv al $50: PhSnix Hotel ~ 10; Dotge b1dNih
$1,000 rosaL siS2,re. lnsarEncs ssy. sSaeo bAiAnee
Sfl7o0 =
are he following Hartford S. SO; Protection, sSoo
Etaa sl0e0o Lexingon Co,nrsny. $4,000;
5000; Union Mutual Newly orb s1so; b0na4O hS,-aa
81 so 0eresee Maula. 81 Ooo; Howard Company WV
fork sSooo
yY- The bill IN favor OF the Secret Ballot ws'
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CITY rrEMs.
"WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March

TRE GE0RGtA-This magnificent steamship
ss- MS afternoon Tor Havana New Orleans ard ChsErer
She ,k he enormous number u SN Hundred and FvN
pssserxers he names q whom vii 0e found under ne
Appropriass bead. 10 smother column.
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SD you the above ior the '..iorIaation Of your
Caaonii readers Other matters o. interest 10
.,.r vouns siste, state shall send VOC from time
Z, -irn- Tor vosr California T'gftHHs.
have Et,.e time lst " speaking u The abe
mech Of senator -EwAKD today. bat another cor
-r~rordent vii speak r0re fully q u. WhaieF r
RI country generally NAY say q The poslioas .'e
srsfains. 81 &c aD0w ledge ibe ABILITY Win winch be
blended rhem His views were clearly ara man
1.rv spoken. and though The South may Dol entire
ia lsu.-ur alta bin. there j. doubt thar ne so AS
liz sertiuseat q tbe people 81 the Empire state,
witch be So ably and fairh-uly represents. Fer
,-an,in- I'd lor The yldication " rs Empire gu
srifueuc- he mas been SCI upon In the nldesf man
.s- IN, Did not think L worth bis while even 90
-esel them. speaking THE voice Of tis state and
u humanity he calmly llras away ron rude a.
ssul,. .eayng BIS views % be approved by tine
slt bv the wise and good q 81 lands
Among tie arrivals here today ! notice that o.
Nr. FAaEs. recently q the Pacl6c Ners aId Com
miss ioner 70 tn sand Wich ISLANDS. I ne, Mr. HAS
xEaAS "a SATURDAY d has le.i this city Tor bis
hone "a Indiana. he did not apoeaI u be what
sonie letters rom sbrOad have represented hEn
7 have known HIN ions and vel, ard never saw
lin look better. ! am inclined 10 the belief NAT
the st0res about hIm were much exazgerHted- IA
other DAYS knew Inn a. : warm friend c' many
good caase and trust that hIs future he VII So'
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-uPKExE CoUzI-.sDcl0l Tirm-be1ore Jsdgs
Michel Decisions -Aseov Lesds aAd d1stts.-Rsls
10. loa Pearls already referred io-kasis nayss
deed from Leeds and sss1med pay the mortgage
NJ Assos, ~ % board personally pay H. afhO1gn bs
snec his sxecgo0r - he deed and eese bed
~ b@g aring q he deed sNSc15or hsying -
-rEsfts azf~ed ~ bay n. properly for $50 -
90 70 ihe saode ard pay AasJia 8 90; sne esr -
ceec ~ wy referr-z % he mort gag, !. - -.
e colsceratiOn expressed - GO, n0t oo4as - -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

NEw MUsIc--Wm. Hall \ Son have issued the
following pieces from their splendid Annual " BeusSei q
M,lSt---viz Broadway Walizes. By Warren; sounds
frors The NAley-WSliE, BY J. A. EowIe5s 'Nine-Co1
wAl;res ezS temps. by CoPpOek; Locomotive Polks
nv La Haehe Lske George Wsltz,' 6y A W. sery. and
Caly oasdTlles BY Allan DOdworsh' Several OF hem
have beautifully illustrated titles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

" We have received from Bangs, Plat 60.
he LErrESs JrNiUsr IN The elegant and convenient
e>iuon OF Bohns Ss4ndAra Library
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

- DIsrrRSELL's "GvIDK 10 NKW MANGO
ANo Ctro<SIA Is valuable eompeud Of inornAn'n io'
liz California enigranL containing descriptions Of The new
.,a aoorshs cites and towns taken nom the most ~
tbea sources-S m sceo0n OF he vsnou. routes by and
s,d wa,er-aa estimate Of The expenses Of al ouiaI-a
summary view q the geography OF the country large
ana accurate map Of North Americs 10 hmed eoHps's
rrea, amount OF mpOrAn, nfounsnon Is presented AID
no cue should mink Of beading for the Golden Land Win
cat his hlle book IN his pocket
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