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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-09-15

q II MI
il taudra bien qu'ellc tombc entire les
mains dc la liberte.
L'importance de Occupation dc ccttc
lie, pour rUnion ct pour la Grandc-
bretagnc, est 81 bien comprise par lie
fra1e'"s Magazine, journal anglais, quill
suggerc un moycn qui cmpachcrait en-
tre ces puissanCcs, toutc rivaltG, toute
d'fiicult6 future sur ccttc question. II
propose PUnion ct a Ia Grandc. .Brc-
tagne de rcnoncec a tout projet sur cettc
lie, de s'unir au contraire pour en- assu-
rer a rEspagnc r6tcrncllc domination.
VOLTA un plan tres pacifiquc, mais il est
impossible II rtaliscr. En- cffct comment
sapposer que deux dcs plus grandcs ma
Sons du monde civilist, puisscnt s'allicr
pour malntcnir Cuba sous lie joug abru-
tissant dc lEspagne? &c pacte nc Sc
rait-il pas unc anomalic? &c serait un
d6menti, donn6 II rcsprit rtvolutionnairc
du steele, par notrc r6publiq'c, foyer Vi
vitiant de tous les instincts liberaux. Co
scrait pour la province csragnoIc, unc
exception dc la loi uhiverscllc qui brise
les jougs ct change la face du monde.
Du rcstc ce pactc anormal cxistat-il,
quelle serait sa durGe? Les resources
miIitaires dc Ia Grande- -Brctagnc dams
nos attitudes ct cellts don't lc ci,ismc
americain pent disposcr aussitat que son
esprit d'indepcndancc sera cntravt, OIL
81 dignit6 bless6e, n'annonccnt-cIles pas
pour Pavenir unc rupture inevitable? lie
peuple americain, ou du moins la majo-
rite de ce peuplc, porte scs vucs, scs sym
pathies, scs affections vcrs l'annexion dc
ccttc lie aux doux fruits, de cette refine
dcs Antilles ct du golfc mcxicain. Par sa
position g6ographiquc, nous lc r6p6tons,
elle appartient notrc continent; ainsi
nj Ia conquatc de cette lie par un autrc
pt,ple, nj rannexion achc,6e par un au-
tEe nationalite que la n5tre, n'cmpeche-
rent les tentatives des Americains pour
en- Eairc une nouvellc Gtoile.
lie gouvernement dc Taylor bien
presente quelques obstacles Il ia folle ct
ridicule expedition de Lopez, mais nous
doutons fort qu'aucun gouvernement ame-
ricain puisse cntraver, des ce Jour, la
marche d'envahisscurs habiles, braves ct
nombrcux, que la majorite du peuplc al
dera de ses vnux ct dc ses trGsors. Cuba
est la Gle du goife nsericain. VOLTA un
(ait qui pese plus dams la balance de la
politique que tous les droits prcscripti-
bles ct toutes les obligations internatio-
males qu'on ecrit dams les protocolcs. 81
IN jour notre 6nergique ct irresistible
federation repondait &C sujet, a quel-
que reclamation etrangere, assurement
c'est sur &c fait, Cuba est la cle du goE
mcricain. que sa r6ponse Sc baserait. Et,
su fait, rempire toujours croissant de
Union pourrait-il pcrmettre a quclque
ouissance, rlva!e ou cnnemie, d'elevcr
les fortercsses ct dc Eaire ses armcments
lans les limites de notre juridiction? La
nature a place Cuba de manierc a faire
,artie de notre grande federation. Nj
'Angleterre, nj rEspagne ne pourropt
'empecher.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-09-15
ETATS-UNIS, ANGLE ERE ET CUBE.
rieusenocnt.

ETATS-UNIS, ANGLE ERE ET CUBE.
Que PAngleterre nous adrcssc les cpl
the tes d'envahisscurs, de flibusticrs, DE
cumeurs &c mer, c'est fort naturel attcn-
du quill est bicn dams Ia nature dcs pcu-
Piles en- general, CONNIE dams cellc dc.
hommcs pris separement, d'insulter dt
loin quand de pres, il leur serait impos-
sible de mordre. Mais qu'ellc disc que
nous avons jete un regard d'amour SUI
cette lie de Cube, tant convoitee, que
nous ne sommcs pas capables dc vivre
d'amour platonique ct que nous enlace
rons cette belle refine des Antilles dun
nGud gordien qui nous en- assure Ia pos
session, c'est plus naturel encore, c'est
exactement vrai. VOLTA unc proposition
que nous allons rtduire pour ellie a Fetal
d'axi6me.
Sans contredit l'Union amGricaine ei
PAngleterre sont aujourd'hui les deux
grandes puissances qui Sc disputcnt Fem
pirescommercial des mers. Notre: :littora
dc rAtlantique. relativement a son eten-
due, a infiniment peu de ports militaires.
Ccs ports sc trouvcnt entire rembouchure
du chesapeake ct Portland, ct 'ofIrmt
par consequent a nos vaisseaux un refuge
SIR que sur la quatrieme partie de la rye
orientale des Etats-Unis. Les statDns
militaires de Key-West ct de Pensacola
sont dune importance secondaire ct D.
suffisantes, dams un cas- de guerre, pur
rendre inabordable rimmense littorahu
Sud de 'Union.
VOLTA l'etat veritable de nos c6tes; in
coup-d'eil sur une carte geographiqe
de rAmerique, suffit pour lie demontrr.
Quel est au contrairc Ia situation lie
pAngleterrc a cote de la n6tre. D'Ia.
lifax ses hottes menacent toutes les cdes
americaines de pAtlantique. En- d lux
jours, ses vaisseaux Peuvent Sc tru-
yer en- vue de Boston; en- quatre, ,de
New York; Ell cinq, du Delaware. De
Bermude, le rocher solitaire, autre en-
tinelle avancee de lAngleterre, les ar
mes britanniques peuvent, en- cling jours,
stre en- vue de tous les ports du Sud US
qua Saint-Augustin. Ainsi de ces daux
stations, rAngIeterre pourrait facilement
bloquer toute la cote orientale des Etats-
Unis.
Par Get apereu on comprend de quelle
Importance serait pour la Grande-Bre-
tagne la possession de File de Cuba.
Ayec cette position ne pourrait-elle pas
dams quelques heures, bloquer tots les
ports du golfe ct ne serait-elle pas ainsi
absolument maftrcsse de tout rAtlanti-
que2
Maistenant qai ne connaft assez la
politique anglaise pour ne pas savoir qua
tort ou a raison, par Ia diplomatic GU par
les armes, ellie essaye en- tout temps
i'acqderir ce qui tentait sa cnpidite?
Cuba est une belle perle, done Albion
,eut Ia posseder; Cnba est la clef du
5olfe, done tous les cabinets anglais,
,actiseront avec MachiaveI ct tous les
fables du sombre empire, plutat que de
1c pas essayer de racquerir.
Mais Cuba est aussi a la convenance
ie PUnion. Par sa position g6ographi-
1ue ellie ldi revient plutot qua rAngle-
.erfe. Par son Importance militaire, ellie
snihile tout ce quill J de menaeant
lans Ia situation des Bermudes. Cuba
sst une belle province, ellie mGrite dene
oicn d'atre libre; cost la Gle du golfe,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-09-15
. TX PIONNlER De L'ASS0MPTION,
PuBLIE PAR
VIELLE g. DEVILLIERS
coa1ftto,,e ntt :Dotlr,raI :
ABONNEMENT: IL Announcement eat pa
La s raxnisafinn din nremier fYimesfre

ABONNEMENT :-L'abonnement est paya.
Bile a rexpiration du premier trimestre.
POUR uN AN -: -: 80: $5 90
FOUR SIX Mors =: =: -: :: :::: 3 90
Tout abonne ,qni voudra suspendre son abon-
uement, devra prevenr, par ecrit, les Gditeurs,
quinze jours au moins, avant Respiration du
trmestre.
ANNONCES Pour les insertions, ,annonces,
avis, ETC., etc, les conditions sont les suvantes
Par CENT mors, pour la lere ipsertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suivaHtes -: 80
On execute d l'imprimere du ProNNIER, OF ce,
aux prix les plus moderes, toutes especes d'ou-
wages typographiques, (Jobs,) tells que, cARTEs,
-TAcTUREs, PAMPHLETS, BLAscs, ETC., ETC.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-09-15
DU MOINs AU PLUS GU DU PLUS AU MolNS


L'esprit humain fait quelquefois In
critiquc des petits scandales ct des petits
ridicules; msis que de fois pour I'homme
que cherchait Diogene (nous ne le con-
ilaissons pas) que de fois Get esprit hui
main ne prostitue.t-il pas ses JUDGEMENTS,
que de foisne tombc-t-il pas dams les plus
Quand. on volt un brave hommc ainer
bien sa femme, clever honnatement sa
famillc, jour a peinc de Ia consideration
qu'on donne un Maue Aomn,e ct, i cote
dc lui, un brilliant cavalier aui, do tout
conjugal fait deux notifies cntleremeuf
ssparecs, posseder l'cstimc publiquc ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
The Contoy Prisopers-Aaairs with Spain.

correspondence North American ard U. s Gazette.
WAsHISGroS, Monday, JulyL
Ire = ;, war steamer Vixen sailed from this
port today for Havana, with Commodore Morris AZ
Special Agent Of the Government IN msks de.
mand for the American prisoners captured by tina
Spanish forces of Contrerss and Contov II /. not
intended that Commodore Morris shall ,uper.sdd
Commodore Parker in the command Of the Hcme
Squadron, but he is detailed for this special daty.
IL is believed here that the prisoners will either
be given up, or that a satisfactory arrangement
viii be effected, by which their safety will be
secured, and their comforts be cared for until such
an adjustment can be made here, between the
Spanish Minister and our own authorities, as viii
be in conformity with the honor Of both Govern.
ments.
No doubt 10 entertained by those best scquaint-
ed with the subject that the refusal of the Count
Acoy to release the prisoners has grown out of the
pecuhar state OF the case-involving, as il does,
the question whether while the matter was under
investigation by the Marine Court he had any right
10 interfere and supesede the trial The demand
now about TO be made will, it is presumed. accel-
crate the decision OF the Court referred to- or in anv
event induce some decided action on the part of
Nj. Calderen. IT, however. the application for tha
surrender Of the prisoners should be positively re.
fused, the subject will be presented to Congress
Whatever may be the result OF the present ex.
petition, il will at least have a tendency to put
this vexed question into tangible shape. Com.
Morris, should he even fail in obtaining the pri-
soners, will secure a positive answer to his do
mand for them, 20 the effect either that they will
be released or that they will not He is both dis
Greet and firm, and upon his report, whatever ii
may be, our Government will be prepared to act
finally and resolutely. IL is not feared, notwith-
standing the awkward complications which this
affair has assumed, that any serious dstu rbance
will grow GU. of it, and it is certain that none
WILL unless the Count Alcoy should have lost his
senses
The telegraphic report to the effect that 600
troops have been sent to New. Mexico to protect
the people of that Territory against the alleged ag
gresson Of Texas is without foundation. By an
act Of Congress passed two weeks ago the col ps-
MES OF United States troops in Texls Oregon and
New-Mexico were ordered to be filed and the War
Department has been acting in obedience to this
instruction.
Two hundred men have been detailed to escort
the parties composing Mr.. Bartletts commission
from San Antonio to I'll Paso, and 500, destined to
increase the companies in New Mexico have been
directed to proceed tbither via Fort Leaven worth.
the object being to protect emgrants their route,
and the inhabitants from the predatory attacks and
incursions Of hostile Indians. The movement Is not
in any way connected with the difficulties existing
in regard 70 the boundary question.
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EXCURSIONS.
.sr@F9 URLH o. sn; LILY rI FEsrI L

.rD FOURTH or JULY REsrI-
f-r,ssstas--siNvAL AT RANOALCs ISLAND -
s-17h The FoQrth Annual Festival for mo BEN
eft Of the children on Ran6ars Island VIII tsxe Place
Thursday the 9Th tnst-hs proceeds a. hereto'ore
10 be appropriated IN the purchase OF boos or ne Library
Several hundred volumes thus been added to hose
provided by the CiEy and the lEes under whose dre;
rops the festival 70 prepared, have recently been assured
by the Librarian that the gin has been appreciated oy di
gent use, to the profit ana instruction oftbe children
Visitors vi have The opportunity Of seeing ne sdrsoie
provision made by The Ciy for OF 10 Children
who oiherwise would Amos; Inevitably grow a. In SIN
snd crime. They NAV witness the practical operation OF
the most unequiyocAl charity 10 the world.
Addre,ses may be expected from Governor Draper and
Rev y II Chapin
The boys witt throu yh exercises appropriate the
cason showing he good Effects Of discipline Ia which
IAey are taught
Refreshments will be spread for visitors in magnificent
grove Ice cream, lemonade cakes, coffee Sc There
will also be q sale ofn0wers
Contributions r candies cakes toys aowsrs ke will be
gracefully received the oce Of the Prison Assocaior
IS cenue-st care Of lsaae I. Hopper, Wednesday,
July s
The Islander, Capt C. D. Clsi viii run daring
The dsy az follows:
iH Trp-wiil leave foot OF Peck Slip e ia NJ foo,
Of Grsndst O'Clock N foot Of TenGh-si 81 A. A.;
foot Of Twenty sixth o. 81 A M
ID Tnp-Wtleaye foot Of Peckslp lOl A. NJ; Grand
o. al lOl; Tsuth-st II A NJ Twentysxth-st III A. NJ
Sd Trip VIII leave foot Of Peck-sip 1t p Grand a.
a, NJ Fenth-st u Twenty-sixih Of ? P 81
Arb Trip-Wi leave foot Of Peck slip 2 NJ Grani-st
a ?. NJ Tenth sts{ P Twenty -sixth-st 81 P.
Fare l9l cenu each way children half price
iyS 2tiss C. NJ. SEDGWICk. Let Direciress.
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NEW HOTEL AT NIAGARA FALLs-It IL under.
stood that Hollis White, the present proprietor Of
the Eagle, will commence new hotel this Fall,
which is designed to be inferior to no other 10
America. 1t is to be situated on the bank of the
river, Just north Of the Ferry, and in the midst Of
the delightful grove that skirts the margin Of the
river above the American falls Its parlor win.
dows will command full view OF both the falls,
which, by the way, are not now visible from any
of the hotels in the place. The building is to be
divided into suites Of rooms for families, and sup
piled with gas and water, and many other domes.
tic conveniences, which are wanting to either OF
the houses now open there and which have come
to be considered indispensable to every first class
hotel or private residence.
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By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAN.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


=. fHiLAosLrHtA, Tassdsy july z
Mrs. Elizabeth lester. aged 25 years ooumit,.J
suicide last evening by taking aud.num. Will. m.
der the influence Of Jealousy She resided in D,t..
st. kensington.
There 10 no new feature to present In the m.rs,, n, A.
BREADsTUFFs. C0Iros snd PRoylsIoss eoatina- In sy
request but prices have urdergooe noehsoge The 80
market 10 inactive hoders asa o. lsi for sss,.,S
SHIPPING brsnos while others 6e.roas OF r~.Tin !,
l2l per barrel bat transactions for export have corn.
under notice The ssles for city are limited a
iSl 10 5 81 for common and extra. Rvs FLoUs and
CoRS MEAL are held al s7i pr boil Prices OF wsE.r
steady Sales Of red 81 q, add while al 2sa 80
per Dol. No ssies Of Rvs CoRS 10 scsrce. We Quote
yellow So ds4 eta Oars are IN hir recas., 81 90
per bush for prime PennsSvsns WHISKY held nrm-
IT, Sales Of q 30 bills a. q cts and bids at ~ eta
sALEs OF srocgS-Fvst Boavd 10 Mechanics Bk 2sk /:
Girsrd b. lei leo Morris Canal iS $3.50 Hsrrisbug
Borough 6 So 81 500 City ia 81. l06 $3.50 DO ~ los
81 coo Resding RR Ca u; Minehll RI 6. 67I; Peun
RR tsI $500 Sc 90, liS $3.50 PiIls0afgh g. 10
81 60 Commercial Bank. co
SseOad Beard 80 NOrrslowp RE- ssh Bk OF Schsnse-
tady lo6 10 Penn Tow uship BK 2sis IS Mech Bk sl;
ID Harrisburg RR, as $4,000 Ciocinnstgi %, '6A set
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.U-%p FOURTH OFJULY EXCURSION
r rISli-r--i0 AROIT NO STATEN ISLAND The new

rf45JIIf-r.-i- ABOUND STATEN ISLAND Tho new
50 ard splendid steamer CHiNGARORA,
Cant "A Whi,locf will make Excursion around Slatsn
isand or Thursday July 4ih-eaving NewYcrk. foot Of
Chsmbers,t at 10 O'Clock AM Grand-s T.. r. at l0 Pier
No n X at Iot stopping al Fort Hamilton and keypoh
pefuTning will arrive at New.York by 8 o'clock NJ
The above 10 calculated TO make Of the peasA
excursions Of day. gv persons an opportunity OF en-
towing he refreshing seabreeZe well as fine view on
he To- fcatc ne Of The hsr1or Fort Hamilton Sandy Hook,
he Highlands OF Neyisns &c. They will also have an OPP
poruniy Of bathing at keyport Returning tnroug1 me
smTd they will have fne view OF south and Perrin Am-
how Rossile Elizabeh lown Point &c.
~ 80 S,r he excnrsion 80 cts jy2 3tiss
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.n-r. STEAMBOAT EDWIN LEWIS,
T~1 THE TEMPERANCE EXCUR-
E-sssass--.i NHION TO HUDSON ON TIE FIFTH

E=-7-7 Hz7~@OF JULY IT = subscriber having char
tered the steamboat CATARACT" heretofore known
ss the Rochester to convey passengers 10 Hudson
the above occasion would give NOTICE to bis friends that
she will leave the foot Of Deancyst y between sRd
O'clock on Inc evening Of the 4h Of July; aferward at
sbureh near the Grsndst Ferry; then foot Of jay
81 Brookyp foot OF Chambers 81 N. X at 10 O'Clock
foot Of Csnslst At 0i O'clock foot Of Hammondst At II
oicloch-sopping At Nswburgh Pougt keepse and Catki
arriving a. Hudson the morning Of the 9Th. Returning
will leave Hudson for home the same evening Tickets 81
each for the excursion. THUS DOWNEY
ivS2i,s Broad-st.
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"wlpow AND ORPHAN FUND. y

INTENDING LIFE AssURERs are respectfully invited
to compare the prEetes yaies snd wnoe Provisions Of
with hose any existing Company II claims superiority
over ober Compspiesin tbs following particulars lat
mode OF payens graduated meet the wants OF al
classes I'd The principle Of division secures 70 The In.
srrers them selves all me prsn which 9igf Siaek and
Nired Companies have fOuno TO be exceedingly uera I've
DIREcroRs Abbott La wreDce, Henry Croker, Daniel
sharp Jr Elisha b. Pratt Walter dssnngs, horsro har'
ris Ezra bite George c. Collips Ohm D. Lag Charles
Jones, Joseph Il Williams George Dudley
JUDD HOLLlSTkR, Ag'r. 81 Waist Jsnncey Court
G r. GILMAN, N ID. Medical Examiner
Permits granted for or foreign residences
SfanMAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03

NIOTICE.-Dr J. w. POWELL, Oculst Aurist &c.
Uniforms the public thai In order bis greatly In
creased professional and TO prevent unneces
sary delay to bis paens he will extend his Office hours
nom 10 O'Clock daily, al n Warren ST. corner o. Broad
way DR. Powers popular Tresiise on The Eye its Dis
cases and tber Cure third edition, with plates price 80
rents can be had above. Also great variety OF beau
AM Artificial Eyes which can be Inserted without any
main or operation and will like the natural eye Dr.
Povells SefAciing Eye and Ear Fountsns for applying
xsrer 40 the most efficient way these delicate organs
Fan be procured his Office In numerous cases the eyes
Rave been ghened and vision restored and also deaf
80 snsreIv removed bv 'heir use jei2 iOceodiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
CASTLE GARDEN.

FOURTH OF JULY .--l776 AND l85O-Two grand
Il performances, afternoon and evening. The Upper aud
Lower PTomensdes will be thrown open, commanding the
advantages Of cool breeze view OF the Harbor and
Bay Of NewYork the opposite shores the different For
hcsOps and the troops on the uery grand Salute Al
~ O'Clock will be fired from Governors Island and the
otter {, rts 10 Commemorate Of the Day.
Afternoon Performance al O'Clock by George Loders
Band OF Solo Performers whose unfiyaed performances
have been the delight Of thousands
Evening Performance TO commence al O'Clock, with a
variety Of gh aud pleasing entertainments, consisting OF
Songs dances ana astounding eats Of strength aad skill
by Messs Parsoe and Elsssr aid anumber OF talented
artists ems seed expressly for this occasion.
Afler which, new comic Ballet Psntomime, In which
the whole OF the celebrated artists will appear entitled
Love snd Confusion composed by and produced with the
other evening performances, by Mr c. r Parsoe mus
ca Director George Loder
TIE whole TO conclude with grand aquatic display OF
FIREWORKS comprising some Of the most besuuiul and
unique effects OF Pyrotechny; the whole exhibition from
the Laboratory IIasc 4 j. T. Edge.
After the Fireworks the floor will be cleared Tor the
GRAND FOURTH or JULY BALL u1ds the direction
Of the orie Professor MIR Conway closing the great
day with hilsT.ty and joyousness
Prices Of Admission throughout the day % cent. Even.
Ing Performance and Fireworks so cents Children half
price jyS 2us
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BOOK TRADE.

NEW PICTORIAL FAMILY B1B.'I,
V,HE ILLUSTRATED DOMESTIC BIBLE, NO
i now rasdv-In addition the auborized Verhon' VA
truly com pre- be- nsive Bible cont,ins .,.rr rrrrr
700 WOOD ENGRAvINGs AND THREE STEEL
MAPS - -,,,,, ,yorrs
1900 CRITICAL AND ILLU sIaAII'L N"AN''
2en0 PRACTICAL REFLECTIONS,
IS con IMPROVED READINGS
10000 MARGINAL REFERENCES. ., o,nrp
A'''V' 4 c0RRFCTED CHRONOLOGICAL ORDEk,
QUESTIONS AT THE END OF EAGa, CHAR
TER FOR FAMILY EXAMlNAIlON-
THE PoETICAL BOOKS IN hETRlCAL
FORM, or.,rrps FOR
Each MORNING AND EVENINGS REAO'
ING
FAMILY RECORD, a--,-
Index W EngEvings, Notes and Rehecnons -.
Some OF these features original and tne oho'" A
meyer before been united 10 one Bible.
To be completed In q numbers 81 = cents
AM ~ IiSsItI 8 HUEsTON, 139 Nasssu-st
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REMOVAL.
WILLIS A. SAXTON.

SUCCESSORS TO CLARK sAXTON-rhe under
SEgDed having purchased Mr.. Willss interest In The
firm OF Willis ssxton, will continue the Gsntemen's
Furnishing and Tailoring business al Sll Broadway, where
be found every article spperainng to gentemsn's
wardrobe consisting In part Of silk, mertno cotton and
lambs wool shirts and drawers gauZe, merno, silk and
shirts and drawers suitable for Summer wear pocket
handb erchefs OF every description constantly on hand
likewise stocks cravsts collars aud suspenders &c &c
Always hand large OF cloths cassimeres
and vesngs which will be made In the best manner
and al short notice. WABhEN SAATON,
lei lms 81 Broadway.
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.U-- FOURTH EXCURSION TO

EkfS859asrs3 NtSTONINGTON, NEW-LONDON AND
@GREENPORT, L. The comwodous
and splendid steamer COMMODORE, Capt WIN. Fra
zee will leave Pier No. " r. at 8 clock P M. on
"wednesday July s. her reet lar trip for sIonugton on
her return sIr gng al NewYOrx early Friday morning
On The Fourth of July the Commodore will maze
cur,ion from SonngtGn leaving there at AN touch
New London and proceed to GreeDpOrt whore the
or will remain several hours sordiDg opportunity for
bathing sailing, fishing. riding aud other smusements
turning StoLiDgtO early In the evening The Stonng
ton Brass Band will accompany The steamer the excur
sion to Greenport
Fare for The whole Trip going AMI returning including
the excursion to New London and GreenporL % each
Berihs and meals For further particulars apply
board the steamer the Office ~ Baeryplsce jy2 2us
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.m-eo GRAND FLOrILLA RAIL AND

- SENCU RSIONS FOR THE FOURTH 9F
July, l85e.-The new and elegant steamer
ANSONIA, Capt. George Deming viii make three excur
siors as follows:
Morning Excursion for Fort Schuyler Throg's Point
Leaving foot Hammond-st n r. at O'clock; pier N r.
"a O'clock; Pecksip "a O'Clock; CshernesI Brooklyn,
o'clock; Grsnd 81 81 O'clock Returning the city
about y O'Clock Fare IS cents for the Excursion
Afternoon Excursion around Staten Island Fare 80 cents
Leaving Pee alp al o'clock, p NJ foot OF Grands IL
o'clock Csherine-s' Brooklyn, II o'clock Hsmmonds st.
r O'Clock pier n. r. q O'clock Returning TO the
city about6 O'Clock.
Grand Flolla Bal for the Evening Tickets 50 eeuts.
Under the direction Of experienced Floor Manager
Leaving Grand ST. att O'clock p NJ CstherinesL Brook
lyn II O'Clock Pecksip. y O'Clock pier r. O'Clock;
Hammond-sL a o'cock-proceeding up the North
River and around the Bay.
The above excursions be accompanied by celebrated
New York Brass Band fhe choiceit kind OF refreshments
furnished board the boat
Tickets for the above Excursions to be had at THOMAS
LOCKYER co.'s, ll2 South-st jy3 Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
TO OWNERS, syn DEks on Contractors.

TO OWNERS BUILDERS on CONTRACTORS.
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS
CUPRRIOR kfLN.DkIBD DOOhss snaes
" bic on hand or made order 81 such pees - wiz not
fall TO suii purchasers -,
tbe above srcles 10 sny quantity quality Al orders
viii he packed for transportation delivered a he sore
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