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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

Change Of Bows oosx~Sesss ysiy g
xrx~ $3.50 HAmAPO AND PAYERDDE
VA kx3 &~ltwAhD PATERSON AND HUDe3H
s&81<1---S EiVEk kAILROApH
Lava g1esr15s nspos a. Leave Hsw.royk q
a o,eocs 8 urin .....Ah II oelocx - min-......kk
10 oelock 3 MIA. oeloct 10 nin.ssss'-x
q seloeI % .n.......r N Is O'Clock u nis.....rx
SUNDAY fkAiHD.
Lave y1g.tu', Depois az Leave nsw-Yoyt .
tseiocl 80 An Is oclocs. ............. Pa
= or 90 tos srivz Of lhs Erie usins going Esst
PAREkz0H TEAlht.
Leave faIefsOu a. Leave neu.fofE ~
"A yeIocs y Pair Dep0S 9 O'Clock ~ mir. ...s...A
~ afrIo<1 PAM DscoL II o'csock. .......ssss.Y&
A c,eIoSi PK.rsFs Depot 0cloc1 IS nia........x
= seOet n kArtelsi 0cioek ~ sls1'-''''ssf a.
y..a..,s :. Lac rs~.Yerf g
= COLOR An - EarksLsl o'eiocx -s.sss--.-''.sss
"A scocI PIX Pam Depol ocloss 49,; a. -
=. - !. ss m,s or 90 De snifd Fl he fon SsTz
Naln- a. .,-,.r. > n tr.inS ron nee.
80 al sos slo3 q s1y ss<Eon arm o. rsS's'~ wv
kosx hoss ~. ss-s save Esw Fora q u An ssd Pm
Ins 49, - 10 usss % Ere trains oorDng sod sF>s
~ - w 81 q s1ferris De1os.
rkke- ~ lssrs s1ssrcs svsyJ nonlaf le&s1sy<
11,ussjs al 81 90 10 rf'vsi % @s ous1ne unel "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

.9grssyfsss. ShhAT iUPR0V - ~
kSrs< ~ IN DENTISTRY. DE NAPOLEON
SIf~s-s 20 PRETERRE, SufE oOn Denust, ssely from
~-AAat1-T Psrs now Al SIS Srosdu way, oppOs - tls
fhesier, rfOrna The public in genera hal
y,1ons hb5 the misfortune OF losing their sseh
"A pave hem replaced distinguished ffOn
lsuisA dis Of teeth put 10 without pam
lxiih which grind The hardest aments) ae 70
aEkable Tor heir spsrercy and ghtners; they ssvs
ro Oaly perform mssrcAhOn, and Ondow The voce viii
Idlsncl snd easy srcals.On, but 10 baSow upon p1ys
.snomy thai grace and regularity which the most bill
ant spsndsgss OF behuiy. Gold used Ia q, operations
VII be OF the hrsi quality. Terms very moderate
iys 2neodt
~ mas. U'm6AnA's PATENT AbD0M.
|: !. q .:
M N "A Nv 81 SUPPORTERS for the cure Of weak
IN 1es1, or rapture cannot be surpassed. fhey
II fM no free from steel or brsss springs. and with
III Ea Hi ,u back pads AL letters (posipsidl promptly
~ ,Uended lc. li9 Cankl-sl.
lHV4 aul3 I'm
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; M. g. d. O. X A1Q HIT
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
81. LOUIS MISSOURI

81. LoViss Nlssouh@
FLETCHER NJ. HAIGHT. uSlesml DU0ALD c HAISHIi
|ImPORTANr TO DEAF PBRsONs.mDr. LU-
ifENER, AursL 25S Broadway, enTalce = W4IeafS
AZ be consulted on all diseases or the Esrs daily, from
MI oeloeh Sundays excepted sxesn % sSEs =.
rve and drum be good fhe success Of his new and e
r6 10 unprecedented and he challenges the
skoe word 10 produce such array Of wonderful cures
be has performed on persons residing 10 ms ciy ana
,.ss oasek Oils and syringes injured than
lsneStsd Coplulisnon Fee BY mail or Otherwise ST.
erpsd letters refused. s1II lm-
SHIKTs. INCONSISTENCIES. DRAWERS
Purchsses OF goods Ia the men Furnishing ne, call
Ia shNXAY's GBNfLEMENS FURNlSHERY, where
ou may GET any article 10 the line. shirts and Collars OF
be Syes made 10 the best manner and TO ht any per-
lon no matter how diical 70 suit Under Shirts and
iFswers for al seasons and climates. Also Crsvs ssockt
Ihspenders Socks Gloves Handkerchief Gowos &c &c
Goods sold e. low a. any concern in America No 90
Rensmbsr sANxAYs Genuenen's Furnisnery,, l4s
bur- csn,ch ' WV sul9In
IrO PARTNERSHIP .slS most valuable manure re-
called Soap Nesgsr price e esSm -. Nssyert
81 soap Kes ger has been esied BY some OF me mos &C.
hc and Independent srsIs o. Lone a.. sIe vhsrs
Ia srest saving In this article for lbs VIII 20 ss far asa
sSe Of sable busfes Of street msnure a. sx
IEeri remedy for me destruction OF The worm sno mos
ISi,hps 70 The land. Aso 200 l0ses OF iesched Ash'
lsTinss AZ common Ashes Order. received oy
lna1iw~ JOHN SEXTON, a pesorosseea
nAHi.H AND DAIRY SALT:-Tne fselne No. -
san Company having perfected ne!r Arrsne oI
tnrsng and grinding pare Rock SAT- for lspie sne asy
Ia are prepared 70 furnish The trade Win " 10
Il sery description a. TIE lowest rates fne oelecoons
Ioofe made by consumers Ct ground hock selt On &c
Izt Of the Impurities contains viii no longer Apply %
II a. his estab ishnenL a. every psrneiso
perfectly cleansed before grinding Tor sen9'" ~
InsspplV Il The offee ln9 Brosa 81 New-forf
B-unuahed Ground Rocf Salt ne oescilpno1
fssy soc IN This msrket furnished 20 order Ieaeeoo
aus Smeod'I .. hANsoa. Ako1.
lash ADyANCBr-ln sums Of from y and upwMa
Vas bs hsd Tor any length of ine on ecnsgnmsnb ot
and silver wnsches ds nonds, silver aud plated ware
MY, nerehsndse pisT 81 furniture Ne and persosA
Iqety Of ali kipds Goods bought and s'id on com ME
IL GEORGE J. LEVY Note and Money 6roses. ~
I<sn Lane 10 sisirs ~ B.-Phye,e eommucicsnons
tssaeer,,, -' sn2iSs
tkOMK,s CLOUks-Ieo 600 cloexs Of every de-
fe1pron manufactured IN the Uotted STATES, anonE
q ue o. Ca o. D G.s, round and snnp 1o.nles,
~ eoiufrn Goshcs Marine Levers and Engisn patterns
'~ones manufacture for sale BY he csse on tns s
s'eshls terms, l9 cortssd-si Two doors sooss
kAztKRs, BOLT AND IRG0f C0ffkks
- M assortment ofEhs ReRsfsriars 81 ssnSassss'
Ss Sc '~ ne e. z n .AxsmA,s s.iss
Hi 0OO no LOAN - %, cent - lassO-s<
~ nEsHifa &C. ~ rias~l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

A. bal heEh brogsh before time Of ss4rung For
Information apply 70 BEoSON BROU NER Isl West
bsRss vii BE- ready 70 conway passsugsr 70 ell psrso
ne co1nuT. sui6 tJsls
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FOR EUROPE.

- ~
-. FOR LIVERPOOL. -PAcKET or fHD
xst2z 26lh INST Tho regular packetship HENRY CLAY
CBpL Y. ~. French, viii sal above, her regular
day Fer freight passage hsvlng unrys ed aecommOda
rons, apply 70 BPOHoRDi TILESTON co.
N g. ThiE vessel presents Vory superior Advantages
shippers Of grain sccouni Of Der beng thoroughly
ventilated between decks. aus ~
%e%E4 UNIFIED sFAEEs MAIL srEAn-
TIE ships composing ths line srs tbs
ATLANTIC, Cspiai1 West
PACIFIC, Captain Hys
ARCTIC, CAPT Luc@
BALTIC, Cspt COmstock
ADRIAfiC, Capt Grafton.
Rhese amps hsving been built by Contract expressly iof
Government service every care has beer nEen In thsir
speed, snd heir Accommodation for pastargcu ara
su-qualled for elegance comfort
Price Of passage from Ne~York 70 Liverpool $780, er
slasiVe use Of extra size STATE rooms $50.
Al experienced surgeon vii be Grschcd &c eecs ship.
no berth can be secured until psic for.
For ireighi or psssage spPly 20 49, ..-.
EDWARD K COLLINS NO ~ waist
orlo Brown, SIMPLIFY CO.. Liverpool.
fAe Pscihc will leave Liverpool July 3lt- 1861
Tne Atlantic viii leave Ne~.YOrk JAY [lh, 1850.
The Atlantic will lesve Liverpool August2lfL 1881.
TIE Pacific viii leHve Newton August 21th, 1850.
Pie Pacific Vii leave Liverpool September llih l95o.
2he Atlantic will leave New YORK September III, 1880.
The Atlantic Will lesvs Liverpool September l5ih 1880
Ths fScfc vii leave Ee~-fofk september -5a, ls5O
The Pacific viii leave Liverpool October Ism, 10.
The Atlantic viii cave Ee- fOTs October I'm 100
fhs Atlantic will leave Liverpool October 500, 1880
The Of these ships viii not be sec01nisoe Tor
gold, silver, buon specie, Iewely precious stones or
netsA unless bills Of lsdng signed hereiof and ne
vsl1s thereof herein expressed.
Amer the OF April the rate Of freight By The Sbove
sesmefs from LIVERPOOL will % materially reduced. ybu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
80 FOR shREWsBUkYl Long

-. - shAHCE- (pc-sn House, PORT WASH
IhGTON, EOUHrs AND BROWNS
DOCKS iheoletoNpl HIGHLAND DOCK, (vhen
prscucshle,) AND RED BANK--Tne well known pe.r.
boat JOHN HART, Csplsir A Hagger'y, will lssvs
Tssi she n Pecs-sip Pie, (tsu RIVER, - foloWs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

xu CHEAP HArs-A rev kad fsshloss5ls mole
H,t an Hsi Sorsl So fne do g. sapsr61e %, 81 %
besl qualify, :, ar. Z. SMITHS So Pe.ri-sl %
posiie frsrkfofsl 49, INA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
"a COUNrKY sRAr on THE HUDsON-For

sae, farm OF abo1i SO tcrea IL ne Yilsge OF hss
Tugs miles ron the city. The house Ia new, bali
Of In The most substantial manner, In modern sy "a
viii IS roops and hss OF he handing views
OF he river and % scenery IL uniies unusual pc7
esoue prospect with convenience and retirement The
groupes are 10 tie fnes Order vel supplied With great
variety OF uit The whole part viii b sod % appnea
top 10 The proprietor the premises Hssings % The
gnd.on n Y Tsu20 2wsl ALEXANDER BRINE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

n HORsHs FOR sALB-ssvsrAl grey Hosai,
ESVaom 10 years old. - tne owner hsa TARA =
GkAuse rem Apply 70 JOHN MATHEWS So
q. Wafer srs Appa-sus Mk-ufsccry, cor strsbsyesls
ara Tveegyslxh .; N va-rs taey Gsy 1,s->1 .lsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
HEw GOODS.

KEW GOODS.
SQUIRE BROrHEk
~ PUL roNsr. AVID lsz BowERr
N We CAN MAKE 1.-THE INfEREsf Of hose
- VITO wish the shove goods lby our urtngsmecs
~ IN Europe and he mAn1fsctones here OF gerglng
roods rom frat hsndal % male thelr p1rchases 81
s'lfe- s.ore-s7 Fulton Of or 49, Bovery.
sod Watches, b. Cooper Tobiea, beefsy ard ocers
sod Psteni Lever Wsiches FIJI ioveled
Cod Wsichea low - So.
COD Patent Lever Wsehez, for lsdies
GOD Chsins new article The Chsteis.r, tor lati.l
silver Psteui Leverh SIS
Gold Wedding Rings made expressly fos nal pafposa
Cod Lockets Ike wstches, open boA sdes
silver Pea Sea pofkA spoons ladies' ke-
sllvey Wsre he pride of our bos1ess AID Ne are 90
t-ruee 70 keep Tie rep1tAon Of sen{ Al Of oar sFer
eounl 70 doIlArl ard raj n warra1ted slAndrd
ORA RuLE-An goods vkrrr1iet ~ re2resensed escn
s.sh only. Ui6 3msod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

a<fzE Nj ssiug packet arp ADELAIDE, CEpL Jacob
hz@' Cobb having lhreeo1rts Of Der cargo fesdJ "a
20 On sssrd will receive iME ed3is t1sptich i0 " 1919
er fbs vessel has usg been horCuEby oTsfhslso and
re.gy coUp.rst. End being FsrVkacy flsi sa-sf u
-o-s3erfg expocec she vii risEe ss shori pA1ge u
rrv v-sssl bound 70 toote regions FOR 9ni G Psftika
S..iry s.uertof stsse room accommodations apply 70
sPoEToRB, fILEsfOH. a co
,-ts,.. u souih-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
GENTS TRAVELLING,


SHAVING AND DRESSING GASES
V,HE Lale, Styles IN great variety Also, Ladies pross
il Ing and toilette ditto. -
sfEWART's PLANTA0ENET GUARD EAZORS
An entirely new article, being furnished with guard
which edeciualy protects he face from being cut and
Say be used by any person with perfect safety SOFA
Vholes ale only by
FRANCIS TONES SONS, s Msiden-lane,
JSl eodn Importers OF Cutlery and Fancy Hardware
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

The Ire st-Zer vii run N connection win MS boar 70
squsm ard Freenod hkewtse stages 10 co1YsJ psesen.
gers 10 eli para Of county, All persons forbid
trusting above boat account o. the oynerh a1l los
N B. No freight tasen on surtryf except pertfhsbe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
TRAVELLING.
and Steamboats,

HUDSON RIJ IN Rats,g CAD.
y. Cas- EEW YORK , tkr - 4
~ 49, BAEY, 81 r : tosa ssss3ss1
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TRAVELLING.

.<sxfY~ CNlTKD sfATEs MAIL klS<
&&t& fhON CHARLESTON 10 HAVANA. ~
skNANNAH AND KEY WcSY.-re< sstrt
IA sicazsniP ISABEL loea barden. eomzrssts& ~
Capt hlnn hoins vi oogaIssacs ner regular slys -
AortRy, OeL a1d sa1 regularly ron c6srlostor, q
or HsysnA oc re la ans l5sh q escA oorsh ss& fS<
Nsrars % Gear esou OF The ST ant "a
from Charis~scn AZ ss-xrcab ~ Hav.na.fA
Bron, chsEissseu sot ss-s-rsh 70 gsy wess.. GO
soy payncsisrs Apply &c
In CaNy;sssoa 10 n @ NORESkR
As-np IN Hsv.sA OkAAt skOTHcss e.
Fas.eC gen cxyirs harsnae ~ az sc esa reers ces
sore by re and ro1is t1e hnh esy, o. ey rc~cxt -
sl-srer accth-r-eT. r-sch HeT-Yc-k r sE-ps ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
- nEgULAR NAIL LiNx ~

u
VIA ssoutlsson ~ Provt1 euce --Iulszrs
reets, wtAco, teIry, change Of cars hasgsgs-rs,s
Eesne!s NANDERBlLf, Captain joel st0ns 81
SOkhOpOhn, capl William n france. 10 econescss
VIC we ssoongton and Proy4c1cc ard eosson and Yrst
eepsed nom rier Norh River hrsi wharf above fsits
Place, al O'Clock and s,onsnrton Al o'coch =
upon the arrival OF The Nal Traits non Boston feor
we're buis expressly for the route ana are n e.
particularly adapted 10 the nsviRsou OF koeg
Island Sound The Accommodations Tor passenger ass
eommodoas and comfortsblehs officers capable ard a.
psreDccd The rouis being The shortest and mos, dkoC
beiwecn sosou aud Nev-Yors passengers arc snsbet y
arrive 10 pie ue Tor the morning Unes Of scarose
and railroads running 10 various poils from hoce eifss
Rhe VANDERBILT viI leave Hew-Yorh or Yueef1c
rh1rtdsy and Saturday. Leave stonington Mor4cF.
Wednesday and Friday. Yhe COMMODORE VIII lsass
New ort Monday, wednesday aud Friday. leave gsss
ington Tucsdsy, FhursdAy and salnrdxy. N B-rsss5z
yers on the arrival Of he steamers II s0ungiou prcsees
lnnediaeiy m The splendid railroad frov.dssec
and Boston. Absggassmasssf accompanies zach uxt4
and from Boston. yor passage, berthe s'sierscnr o.
freight applications n,y be msds 10 the Aganis ~
wharf and al the once 10 Esnary-plses a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

|tkONE,s CLOUks-Ieo0o9 Cioeks OF every de.
r1pnoc manufactured IN the Uaited s.sies sm9nE
q He o. Ca o. D Gs, round and sn.p 1o.nles,
'sopes for sale BY he csse, on ns N ,s
,esas terms al l9 corlss dsl Two doors shove ore.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
-4s.s. SPECIAL EMPRESS TO SAN vRAn.

4ss< SPECIAL EXPRESS TO SAN VRAn-
6IEAk CISCO, CALlFOHNlA-E h SUTTON
s1sr'@CO. "a WAlltt will dispsIch confidential mst
seuger on "wednesday zh inst per steamer OF that ds7i
who viii charge Of sItes and PACKAGE of san grsl-
ctaco Stockton AID secrEman ciy. b. ihs con6syante
serG viii be received gEO days ID sisence or ne
mall delivery Invoices OF merchandise shcud 10 cehed
House hAroe N with Inc packages Al
east ole dey before the x3ll. Small packages rsceVtd
uru - O'Clock the ~ u Ialng. L-eis received mil
u o'ciocH Terms rsason .sia PAymea. ~ advslce
-sul6 lNt- B SUTTON CO. 81 Wallst
fzsss THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
&LACkN CISCO via ChAgr.s direct, and b. ne alHd
ss<-ss4eb states y III Steamer the Pacihc on We'd
resdsy Aug Z2-The splendid steamship PHlLADE[
gHIA RJ5en II. Pear.on. commander, vii leave hsr
dock Pier North River for Chsgfes direct 90 Wrdnes-
cay Angua 3, 81 O'Clock Passsngers viii place th-r
ROWLAND AsPINwALL, 81 aud 81 S0uth-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

IN fi0O no LOAN .. fss ssai - lass0-ss
AsVoVas sropsT'y; ASHll,s sr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

5kAztKRs, BOLT AND IEG0f C0fPkk.
~ M assortment Of ne kessfscinrs 81 hs.Sassys'
N s.. ~ n. nAxkuAxs esis-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

o. EES ahsr 1sssaAy ssy q. the psssepg-r trims 81,
III ~ olo-s tSuncAys s&c>csed) gcTrsrrrg Al Ps1ga-
tssps.s W.gh be- ias.-saalins sD.auors NEW WORLD,
Aida JOsEfh BELkSAP God gOUTH AMERICA.
runnrs % snd ron AhRhy, s'1 o1ofng n TIE usual n
tarrued ale lErdipEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

100 Village Lots IN the beautiful and healthy village
from thin city the H1dson River Raj Road, poss.ssiog
equal not superior advantages 10 any situation 10 ne Vi
cnity Of this city The average sze 10 20 by 10 feet and
prices averaging Sis on easy Iermt VIII 10 soic In
pare Ia or 10 angle lots The sDseDce OF marsh and every
species Of wet land In and about ibis and he sound
snce Of good renders the situation decidedly saps
rog villages the bsnfs Of The Hudson Apply 10
d. w. COWDRCY, is ChAmberfsl N. I.
ssl52w. Or TO N X cOUZENs, on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
FAKMS FOR SALE.

"a FCR SALk -fhe following parcels Of Land, In
S WestchesteT county, The village u West Yarns,
50 miles from Mott Haven
Lot No contains S6OO scres, situate Al the junction
OF The road leading from Wes Farms 10 Weschos e and
Fox's Lane and within FIVE minutes walk Of the village
Lot No contains 10 scres adjoining the above and
yox's Lsne-ineiudes about acres OF woodland.
Not no. contains q $1,000 acres next adjoining Foxs
Lane-includes about acres woodland.
Lot No. contains so 100 acres, next adjoining Foxs
LAneincudes about 10 OF WOODLAND and about u
acres Of salt meadow on the rear.
Lot No contains SO 5Slo0 acres, next adjoining Foxs
LAnencudes Of wood land and Is acres Of
Lot No contains p 96lOO seres with the buildings and
improvements situate between FoxS Lane and tho Bronx
immediately opposite 10 Wes Farms village The improve
consist principally OF most substantial Stone Man
piazza front and rear, farm house barns stables caite
pens laundry, ice and smoke house, ke &c.
The division OF the above has been made with me view
70 sford to each parcel more egibe and elevated
building sles Win other convenlences a. 10 ne arrange
OF he grounds In heir adaptation 70 seperse occsps
don
are situated in beautiful and rapidly Improving see
uon ofthe country. - =. 49,.
For further particulars sPply 20 HARRIS WILSON, 10
WslLst or to THEODORE MARITIME, TwenIy Eighth.
az between Eighth NinIh-svs where maps OF he pro-
perty car be had aus I'm
"a FARM OR COUNTRY sEAr FOR sALK
Exchange for City properly deighnoly suisse
~ in pleasant high, elevated, healthy village Is mies
rom New YORK In New Jersey, communication swtes
Ei.h wings and Kitchen ssched, two barns grHnoy car.
tsge and wood house ali In good order farm W good
suce and state OF cultivation splendid spring OF wse,
constantly running 70 hs ncnea and osrs saooxn 30
svefr Ic &c Apples, Peach and Quince, about 200
rses and 80 other fizes and vaees OF choices and rare
fruii; s. large portion Of ne purchase money
can remain on bond II desired i1s1Ts 81 Krvsrr
ty27 ImO- Nl Bowery. from 10 ul O'Clock daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

,eSse CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
&GlAl-The fne new cOuol- engine sLesmfnlo SO-
LUMBIA, Of 500 IIns 5urtnen, Lieut. geo n.
Toren o. 81 navy Commander, viii Dc dispalcaed Tor
Ssn Frsrrisco Cal and Assona Oregont % eo1dHy,
SEPT For psosg= spplJ 10 The faciae Nal S.esnsIp
Company 81 3Oulh-sL 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

~esc. CALIFORNIA PAssENGBh ADcs
&AGkLN CY l7s Broadway. Nev-forE, 10 ne pace
where passengers procure impAfuh iniJims
uep tnd the seecon u 5eThs and passsge ucseti 1a -
cure cifec through conveys.ce t1e most tayOrAos
Information Circulars grans Every oocy . 9FIsa
ter4 for one Life Insurance done on me muls sJs
aus In. FOS' ARNOLD sUFFUA 4 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

CONFESSIONAL UF UEEUS
A leO Orchsrd-sL Deeds, Mortgages, Wlis &C.
n curesely drawn up. AL orders pune'aaiiy snenoeo
aul6 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

GREGORYs CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
-~s.SSs THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL FOh
KIN WhkD TaE X NEXT EXPRESS per steam
$3.50 Philadelphia Nlh august 1nd Cf1scsni
CITY "a September. Shippers shO-1 lesys ineir goods
a tns once pfior 70 he csy Of telrZ Parcels only 70
o.ived on The morning Of 10 DAY The seansf estes
Terms ressonabie THOMPSON 4 HITCHCOCK.
s8Z4tSHs Msnsges ana A genD, li5 Pear, cor wal
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recoverthe mastery over him, as lift him to the
side of the vessel to which the feeble uncle had
been beguiled, and over which he had been sud.
denly thrown. Brought to the verge of the pre-
cipice, he succeeded in forcing himself back, SO
that his head only hung over the bulwarks. -
Suddenly, however, the weight Of the powerful
Linares was thrown upon him; and the crack
of the neck, as it was thrust down, upon the
sharp andn arrow thwaHs, could have been heard
even above the spasmodic gurgle and horse
scream of the victim by which it was accompani.
ed. The still quiyering carcass which they com.
mitted to the deep, was nolonger concious ofits
fate. A second plunge declared the doom of
the page Gomez, whose cries had. been silenced
by the stroke Of dagger, while his masters
death struggles were most vielent. Deep and
dreary was the silence which followed onboard
the vessel. The rage of all partieswas satisfied;
and a certain, but indescribable fear was upon
every heart But none of the fruits of the strug.
gle had been lost A single hour had in effect
rendered Maria de Pacheco, as had been prom.
ised by Juan de Sylvia, the Mistress of the Dian
de Burgos. A single sentence to Diego Liuares
declared the present destination of the vessel
"The Maroon-Lopez de Levyaw
She was obeyed; the ship was brought about,
and her Prov turned once more in the direction
of the desolate Isle ofLovers.
(To BE CoNrINUED.)
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She had two objects in choosing this hymn,
1t was the appropriate chant of Velasquez-
equally for his lips and ears-at that moment
of his impending peril; and she cherished the
human hope that, as in the previous song, he
would join his voice with hers, and thus utter
the proper prayer, to Heaven, Just when il
would MOST BECOME his lips. Her quick in
stincts led her also to believe that Lnares would
receive it as an intimation that the time was aP.
preaching when it would be necessary for hin,
also to act. But Velasquez took no part in the
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THE GOLD-SEEKER's GRAVE.

He sleeps beneatha grassy mound,
Near Saeramento's golden ground;
Where DER his bead single block
Stands broken from the solid rock:
Afew wild wood trees round him grow,
Whose Bending branches droop below;
And dell flowers bloom amid the shade
Above the grave where he is laid.
No. bell pealed forth its solemn toll,
Totell the transit of his soul;
No prayer was DER him slowly said
BY those who buried up. The dead.
But when had ceased his languid breath,
They bore him from his bed of death;
! And insthe grave, deep dug andrude,
Theyleft himin the soli,ude.s
He slumbers on, where naught is heard
Save the sweet song ofsome lone bird;
Orthe swift cascade far-off roar,
. Whose waters down the mountain pour;
Where lofty peaksin distance rise,
With rocky borders toward the skies;
There in the enrth's dark, shadowed breast,
He sleeps and calmly takes his rest.
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For che Camden Journal.
Additional words to the Conscipt's Departure.
(JEANNErrE AND JEANNoT.)
Jeanette has not quite enough of Patriotism,
Butifdark oppression's hand be e'er raised against
gt,our land,
would tell you go and fight, with your COuntry's
=. faithful band. 800
Sooner die upon the field and leave Jeanette with
broken heart
Thanto see your Country ravsged or to act the
Traitors part
For could not love you well ifyou were not brave
and true,
And my heart would have less sorrow at this long
ss,'' and sad adieu;
But the one you left behind can your heart ever
forget, .5s,...- &C.,
For if Iwere Queen of France I'd still be to you
Jeannettee. .CONSTANCY.