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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-11
SHERMAN,S
s5s PATENT PREMIUM s-f
A B d Q M / NJ A l.
SUP OR Ter

- sasg % az 0o'es ~ o. Carrie 'sfs ePPessfs oAe
The hghtes elastic and eomioAhe Instrument for
the cure OF the WOMB eompanthe bearing down feeling at
the bottom OF the stomach weakness OF the side and back
the whites, etc. In pregnancy its prevents miscarriage
I'm fact IL is indispensable TO the comfort of delicate
female fany doubt the efficacy Of this supporter they can
be referred to the wife of very celebrated physician Of this
ing several other patent supporter without relief Phys
clans respectfully invited call and examine the su
ment at the propnetor's " st Charles street =,
In Practice have had occasion TO examine ana apply All me
boased Abdominal Supporter in found we'll
adapted impaFt reand comfort The afnesd NJ
Phila,ephia aug. Is 1873. WM. ANDERSON, M ID.
For three years afflicted With the womb coupaintpart Of
the 10 my Ny snnehgs great No
relieved me- Mr. Shegman's Abdominal Sup
pores II work about the house. and
incr healh cheeriulnsss. Mrs. WILKINSON.
August "a. 1873. Isl Eighth Phiadelphia.
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CUsToMHOUsE, New Orleans, May 3, 1850,
Collectors Office
pR0P0SAhS FOR WORK TO BE DONE On
Proposals will be received this Office until the 18th day OF
May at II O'Clock, to do the following work Gordons
The Foundation underneath the Light house be filled up
So as TO exclude any water from remaining there and then
fill up the outside against the foundation walls about 81
feet high and 20 feet wide be graded deep at
the outer edge drain all the water from the founda
uon 10 Raise and Level the House proper level. To
cut Canal from the house bayou about 70 yards distant
ing up the space around the foundation the canal be
eet wide and to feet Deep sufficient to afford an eectua
drain for all the at ordinary times from the foundation
Of the house. Also to fill the Gully leading from the PAS
to the Lighthouse at Gordon Island. The above work 10 be
done IN good and substantial manner, and payment be
made for the the certificate of the Keeper that
completed according to cont and his entire satisfaction
Any further information required viii be furnished APP
my4 tolls Collector and superintendent of Lights
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ID <EAs FOR CA1lFoRNIA.via Cha4res--PzeITsSS
SA Line Of Stps-To sail the 20th MAY and 10 sue
-, 80 coed the ship Sarah and The superior
last sailing ship WINDSOR CASTLE. Capt. Sampson.
OF lou tons burthen, will sail a. above This shD la be
htted up with care, and with strict regard for The COM
io OF passengers and the most desirable opportunity
Offering for their going to Caor This ship largest
sailing vessel dispatched from this port haRre and
parties derious OF embaking would 40 well 10 rs he
arrangements of this vessel at Post Second Municipality
before making arrangement elsewhere For passage a.
light freight apply TO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-11

H. n Steamer CAElFURNIA- For Biloxi
Lsaetft Mississippi City, Pass Christian, Bay st.
Lake steamer CALIFORNIA, Capt 8. B. Griffin, will
leave the Pontcharain Railroad SATURDAY the 18th
inst on the arrival of the 81 o'clock n. cars; returning
ria all the above places on MONDAY MORNING. The
James L. Day not getting there will be evening boat
this Saturday, but the California will positively stop asabOve
each way. and will her regular trips to Biloxi,
next week. j. q r. GEDDES eents 80
my10 2t NJ 10 Bank Place
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FItHE undersigned, his old established Office continues 10
accommodate persons DESTROYS of RENTING money their
friends in England. Ireland, Scotland with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable in post town in the above named king
doms, and In suit He also, usual continues hay-
ing passengers brought from Liverpool this city, good
ships and reasonable Parties living distance, by
addressing letter tpost-paid) to the qndegnea will b
promptly attended u, JOHN n'<s<>AA- .
sl0 1y No IS Bank
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t. Last Night the Seasn "a, Nivh f s t.r,
Opera Of THE PROPHET. -
nkLEANS STREET, between nd bourbon ntr.,.
" SATURDAY EVENING, MAY nj 1880 viii Ne performed M,
eoeer ceeofated Grand Opera and tabeaux
THE PROPHET.
- Performances viii commence haEpast O'clock.
~ Llbreto of the Opera for sale tie Boz Office
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my6 Q. H. WINGATE. q Pordras st

LsiillsAAe.ssl3s PANY's STEAMER OLIVIA aTv
MIG PGeket-For Mandeville, Lewisbureh Madi-
sonyle Coyington and AZ ntermsdate IandngsTh fine
and substantial steamer OLIVIA, W. Hoffman. MASTER
On SATURDAYS, leaving thefesfer daily as follows w;
The Lake End Of the Pontcharuain Railroad EVERY
DAY, after the arrival Of the O'Clock p, NJ cars excent
Sundays. when she will leave at O'Clock Returning
dag; s1esptsd Fer gsItieulars apply board,
,rbss g. or MEAkTin p LEO. 20 Covinetou.
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H1T H. U. .. Mail DELTA-FOF IOnisVille,
Madison, Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Wheeling
zz1zGz1zzzz& and Pntsburg = On TUESDAY, the lath
Instant at D O'Clock postvely. -The new elegant
light draught and fast running DELTA Joel
above For freight passage having superior aceommoda-
TONS apply on board, PoydTas street wharf, or to
HYDE Il OGLESBY, "a Poydras st.
The d. is an entirely boat, built expressly for the Gin
cinnati trade. - = - mvii
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iis6. \, 1ne New .steamer GDLNARE-FOr
CINCINNATI Madison. Louisville and an inter-
/ sdzzztEdh mediate landings, on SATURDAY the Ilth
instant, at clock p NJ postivelyThe new Light Tanght
passenger steamer GULNARE, Capt J. O. Linn is now
receiving freight and will leave as above For freight or mas
at the foot OF Poydfas street
HYDE & OGLESBY, Il Poydras street .4
trade 49, -~A 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

en- unusual disposition for Congressional wsgsery
and fun, which is very pleasant at 90 dag, OF
course We had call of the House, for want Of
q quorum. which brought u light the ss0al 10. Of
absentees-usual for this session, mean, for il
has been marked by its sbsenteeism.
The first call Of the roll found the folio wing al
sent Aston Ashmun. Baker Bennett. BOkes,
Boudop, Bowlin. Brooks, Campbell, Cleveland,
Crowell, Daniel D0er, Duncan, D1nham, Edmond
son, Hackett Harmanson Howard, WIN. T Jack
son. James L. Johnson, Julian, X sufmln, Levin.
McLanRban, Ennis K. Mclean Meaeham, Ness,
Or Owen, PhGnix, Reynolds 5chenck, S;her-
merhorn, Richard II. Stanton, John Thompson,
Thurman-35. Ashmun D1nham and kaufman
came in before the count. But among those 40,
swering at the first call number had to be haated
up, as usual-some being in the "lanch room
while others were asleep the settees around the
lobby You will have noticed, perhaps, that mere
were just (ty-Siz who did not respond TO tnen
names when called to vote on PEEsroS KING mo no
ton 10 stop hour speeches. The query naturally
src,e 10 my mind how macy such tfly1iIiIhes . tne
patience OF our long suffering people WI pear uP
under before they give the proper re6uke 70 tue"
Improbable servants. 0i'@A
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From santa CrHz.

The brig Jesse Capt BAKER, arrived yesterday
from Santa Cruz, whence she sailed on the 2sh
ult We learn from Capt. B. that the news Of the
landing Of General Lopez's Expedition at Car
denas, caused great excitement at Santa Cruz.
For several days all kinds Of business entirely
suspended. and all the male inhabitants called
on by the Commander OF the Port to arm them.
selves in defense of the city. The militia was
daily drilled. constant patrol was kept up for
several lights and days, but the news of the de-
feat Of the expedition was received in few days
after by the authorities, which caused great re-
joicing among the inhabitants, which wa, manifest
ed by the ringing of church bells and celebrating
of mass in the churches. A few days previous to
the sailing of Captain Baker the militia was dis.
banded and business began to revive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
Late from Fert Kcarney.

We had the pleasure, last evening, of few mo.
ments conversation with Col. Moss who came
passenger from st. Joseph on the steamer ST, Paul.
Col. Moss Left Fort Kearney on the Plains. on the
wagons had passed, and between 500 and 600
were yet to arrive The emigrants generally,
were getting along well; the grass was fine and
the water abundant and emigration full one month
earlier than last year. Jerome and Hanson's train
passed Fort Kearneyaop the 18th ult-aL well.
Alexapder's train was NET on the 4th inst. on the
Little Blue. Each train had lost one man from
sickness Col. NJ, who by the way, appears to be
IMAM Of intelligence, estimates the whole number
OF emigrants starting across the Plains, in round
numbers, at 10000, independent of 10000 to 900
hormons destined for Salt Lake The wheel bar
row man arrived at Fort Kearney about the 18th
ut where he con rscted for the transportation Of
for which he was to receive o. per pound. '''
ISL Louis Inlelli
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From CapneiI Rluda

The steamer Lightfoot Left Council Bluffs on Sat-
urdsy last and arrived in port last evening She
reports the Missouri River falling all the way down.
with from five TO six feet water in the channel
above St. Joseph. The Mormons not yet left hav.
ing been detained account of the scarcity OF pro-
visions. The fifteenth is now the day fxed upon
for their departure. Provsios OF all kinds are high
at the Bluffs. Flour commanding o. 81 FER 100 lbs
ell other articles in proportion
Ist Loufs InteIir enrAr IA
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The Iaun Csntest-CorrectIon.
Correspondence Of Tbe Tribune

correspondence u AUG A'-S~N
WARRINGTON Friday Evening, JuHeH
The abstract gave you on the Iowa contested
seat has sttrscted good deal Of attention, having
puttbe fscts in a convenient nutshell beside giving
the facts in advance Of the printer Iregret to see
however, that by accidental transposirOn Of
names, injustice has been done to Mr.. THOMPSON,
the sitting member | ellude to the statement that
the entire vote Of the Ist District was 1853, Of
which number the contestant had 6O9l and the sit
ting Member, civilian Thompson an, giving
MILLER q majority OF 1856 The votes OF a number
Of the precincts were not counted, but they did not
alter the practical result" You will see by refer.
ring to the 6gures inst the very opposite result Is
made out, that being THoNPsOS's majority accord
isg thereto, instead Of MLLER's. But 1t seems
the report of Mr.. VAN DYKE took the ground that
it did " alter the practical result" / regret the
trans position for 1t was fsrthest from my purpose
10 DO Mr.. THOMPSON injustice, as, indeed, the hs-
ures themselves show-and it is said they never
lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
From ST. Domingo.

BY the arrival at Philadelphia of brig David X.
Aiken, Capt Baker, from Portau.P Prince, which
port she left on the 18th inst. we learn that the
Island Is In tranquil condition-business almost
stagnant-mcney scarce, and but very little Coffee
in first hands. From the limited stock. holders had
advanced prices to such 4 figure that transaction,
were almost entirely checked. There was little or
no Mahogany or Logwood in the yards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

DISCONTINUED Hollis Prairie Perry m -. Ch.o.x1.
Grove, Mclean, do Tsyors Mills Marion No
NAMES CHsssxp-SOuih Green6end, ssr.oga Co NY
Ere Co. n. Y name changed 10 'GlsnwooiS Csmsron'
sseuee1 Co N y. name changed TO North C.nsron J
SCUM Cameron, seqben Co. n. changed 10 Cam.
BIC The Grows cook Co: III nare Changed 10 Sorts.
sed sorthneid, While Co III name changed 10 EnssdS
tea kioge Marion Co Ca name changed 10 R,sn. w.
"a FoIe1vile Stevenson Co Ill name eh,pg.S N Ne.
hin Monroe Cool Co IN name changed 70 'Msins
wiSsnh a So o., 20 III name changed to P,srns Pamy
page CO III name changed 70 Pierce Bsshsior. G,oys
Sooh Co w pane changed TO 'BrensnS Cszsaovtr
Cook Go. i'll name changed TO 'Lysusyhle Trsnioo'
Coca Go III name changed TO 'Pslos Coopsrs. Gsv'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
SUMMER RETREATS.
IcHooLEY,s MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, nj.

HEATH HOUSE
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, so long ard fsvorshly
known The public, viii b. opened for the reception Of
visitors on the 18th Of June This house bses
greatly enlarged during the pss furnishing exsn.
sve dining ROOM lsrge number Of good-sized snd wa.
ventilated bed-chambers ans new and spacious puo
ell newly sns really furnished with speeis references 10
convenience and comfort Connected with Ihis establish
mens several cottages so situated a. 10 be retired aad
convenient to ths main building. These cottages
will be let suit the wishes Of applicants eher entire
by the story The whole establishment has
6ed up superior style and the accommodations de-
signed 10 be equal to hose Of any watering place IN he
country.
The undersigned having become the sole proprietor win
give bis whole attention 70 the business and will be
sisted In It's management by Mr. David A. Crowel and
other gentlemen oflNge experience
JOSEPH h. MARSH.
schooley's Mountain. May y. 1850. my3 5aw2m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
state Temperance Convention a. syracuse

The ADnual Meeting Of the New-York State
Temperance Society commenced at Syracuse on
Thursday, goth inst. Hon. ISRAEL HUNTIYGToN
one Of the VicePresdents Of the Society, presided
Members were present from fourteen Counties Of
this State, and two from Massachusetts. Among
the resolutions reported were the following:
Reoed That TO license the sale of intoxicating drinks
10 10 license not Drunkenness only, ofhsr
vices il also 10 license robbery and srscn and murder.
sDd II IL moreover TO impose intOers1ls burdens OF
pense and paupsrsm upon the industrious and so
Resoted Thst IL is gross inconsistency for The friends
Of Temperance belong TO political parties, which do
commit themselves fully openly and heartily, in Their
papers sno meetings. and nominations 10 the doctrine that
Civil Government Is borLd 10 prohiO the sale Of iaox
icsting drinks And
Rssoted further That long they do belong TO such
parties, here lie little probability that Civil Government
will permanently prohibit such sale.
Memorial was drafted for presentation to the
Legislature at its next Session, asking for the enact
ment Of law prohibiting, under adequate penal.
ties, the sale OF Intoxicating liquors and that the
People shall have the privilege of expressing their
opinions on the subject in June, 1851. The Report
was accepted, but objected to by certain members
The Convention then adjourned till next day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

CoRsIsG-We learn from the Stes6.n Co,,->-
that this village il fast recovering from the a.
They have wisely concluded 10 be better nran.,s5
Tor the enemy In future, Col. II. w Bostricf h.v.
ing pledged himself to furnish one re-engins xartb
~ the citizens would purchase another. A
with tar prospect Of securing tie reauirsd
Amount 't"0N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

y To Trades Societies and all OrgaaiZed
bod IS Of workingme that organized for the purpose
OF establishing wsges notice Is hereby given thai Con-
veniion will be held Aontg jmery Hal, 76 prncest
The sh July, at O'clock for the purpose Of forming
sHsoes procession. All and whom may concern are re-
specially invited 10 send representatives, to
with three representatives appointed by Ooe
raIve MssonI Society to carry the sane into effect a. soon
possible. ie22 3gs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

TALL DAmAGEs.-Dr. VIM. Il. Winston was
tried lately in Eaton, Ohio. for seducing Harriet
Keever. aged 10, and adjudged to pay her father
$4,000. Winston is a married man and doctor
Miss Keever was residing with him as a patient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

NEWSPAPER CHASGE.-The MeadUilie pal Ga.
Sette has been united to the Democratic Whig
Journal Of that place, which will be hereafter
styled the MeadviHe Gazette and Wig Journal.
l. L. Lord, late editor of the Gazette retirss from
the joint concern, which will be hereafter published
by ]. c. Hays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

Ey mercantiIe Library Association.-LSrory
Sl,,tO volumes; Resding-roOm, ITO Magazines News
papers kc-Ths institution founded and sustained by the
Clerks II Hew.Y York, 10 open daily, from 10 NJ TO 10
m stits rooms, Clinton Hall, corner Of Beekman and
Nassau SITS
The Library contains 81 600 volumes, to which constant
additions being made averaging over 200 volumes
monthly. These include ell the publications Of merit
Withou neglecng the light literature Of tho day particular
attention paid TO the departments OF History, Travels
Languages, Geography, &C. OF which tie collections
already very large.
The Reading Room Is supplied with 50 American aud IS
Foreign Magazines the Weekly and Daily Papers of
City, Lopdon Times Paris Nsions Chariyar, Coonsche
Gazette and other foreign periodicals. New journals
added they appear required BY the wants OF the
members
Classes In the Modern Languages Penmanship, sad
Book keeping in progress In which members
obtain tuiion at az almost nominal SUM
The Lectures Of this Institution have always been OF
Its popular features highly interesting course 10
being arranged for the coming season
Terms OF membershp-To Clerks Initiation Fee, vi
Quarterly dues 50 cents Merchants and others S. per
annum. SAMUEL z. TITUS,
te22 US Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

~ To Boss Bakers.-The Operative Bakerf Union
House OF Call Reading Room and Library Is open at
III Gfsno.sL daily, from NJ I'll 81 and Sundays
from TO g. and keeper Is always In attendance give
every facility 10 Bosses from city country, either wishing
or writing TO he House Tor men
LEWIS HALBAUGER Keeper
JOHN 4. RENSE. Prest
JAs RoBFRTsOS Rec Sec i.g2lmDk4tWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

REsITTrD.-The penalty recently aduaged up-
on James Goomin. the master OF the British brig
Ellen and Margaret at this port for al alleged viO
lston of the passenger Law. has been RENTED by
the President the ground Of the violation having
been uninten tioBaly Committed. Bos. JOUR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

= Water Cure.-r. l. NICHOLS NJ D. s,a NJ.
COVE NICHOLS, 81 West rwent7 second At near sr,ha
CousultstOrs from 10 20 Pasns received FOR ss 49,
res;ment CAY treatment or visited their rssidences
lel2 luIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

Wtas and Toupees.-BArcHELoRs celeb rated
Wig Factory 10 al WGlst where al all tines can no
found the largest assortment In the city Strangers and
CITIZENS should call and judge for themselves before pur
chasing elsewhere. BArcEEL0R's newly invented Wgs
obtained silver medal Of tbs Fair Of the American ins
THE. Copy the address myls NWLVH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
r. PhrepoIoxy and Magnets

" PhrcBoIoEy and observation-disclosures
PALMER, Ss9 Hudson-s PhrenoOgs. aud Mesmeris, lee
lures Monday evening 24h nst Al Knickerbocksr Hal,
corner Eight1 Az and Tween y-t1irdsl Al O'Clock.
Al the close Of the Lecture, Illustrating experiment In
these sciences wi be- given.
Abundance 81 cents je22 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

~ Hotice.-Ths PHEsIx BANK Westerly, X l. soon
after II ROBBED In December las, N about s6 OoO
pended the issue Of It's Bills aud procured pa'es the
emissions from when are dated Jan. |, 1850.
The Bank having redeemed nearly ali their old circuls
uou with the exception OF the stosn money! will here
aner redeem the Old Bills at heir counter all Of which
dated previous to Jan. |, 1850.
The Suffolk Bank Boston, will continue a. usual to
deem the Bills Of this sank BY order OF the Directors
Westerly, X l. March 4, 1859.
me DkSWn ETHEN FOSTER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ rowiers a Wells, renoiogisus and u B..
'"nefs, linton hall lSl NEsssn-st near TIE Parf
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q O,RIeII,,. TrIe.rnnh LInes coma

with ali sections OF the United States General Office 1871
Broadway. Open from in The morning I'LL II AZ night
Visitors In New fort who accustomed - ransacing
business with the ORelly Lines In any section Of tbs
tied States will hnd II their Isrest 10 leave Iher dis
patches al ibis Office TO Insure promp. and correct rsus
mission. isS n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

- Leoanon springs waier.Cure Establish.
nlsn. NV" ofSn % ls Oh Sumner For ini,rm,ti m
sooe" Dee lm't A. BEDORrHA Md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
SCHOOLS.
TARRYToWN INSTITUTE.

A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL fof Boy4
"A al Tsrrytown, N Y, A NEWMAN, Principal.
strucfed In all the branches Of English and Clsscs
education requisite for commercial Pursuts eosrng
college.
There are two terms In year, each hvo months To
Sumner term commencing tho first of May and ne
Winter on the first Of November Terms reasonable.
hniseI :; SIs.s i t'rs,ee ,sa, 49,
way New York, or BY addressing note W the Principal
my20 eodf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

r. DR.. shew's water.Cur, I,.,,,,,,. 49,.
ner TvrifA.st and Uniyefslty-pl.ce ~, u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

~ Dr.. Hons hton'- Water Cure E.uh,,.h.
Broadway. IsIe ~ ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

u NnferCnrt iastttutes-ttty and Cou1-
Gy-Dr TRALL receives patents A. hA counodiods city
establishment IS Laighls and 81 Oyser-Bsy, L. Com
uunicanOn daily between hese places BY steamboat and
railroad General practice attended W. Consultations s.
mY25 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

" The "OrHnse Hounratn Water Curev Al
So OrAns- one hours ride ny railroad from ths Civ
The eGsh fshment has private haihs attached the ps
uenis rooms. Address Dr. MEEKER, s. Orange " j.
for terms lel2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.
For America.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoLLIss's LIsE-Sais FROM Neto- York
PACIFIC hrs...- Fer Liverpool. Sat july
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
Post Once Operations.

The Postmaster General has establish ID the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week en- ling June
Is 1880.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
EE c=l LEBANON SPRINGS
III SSSf.~-ss:.sfts and the

(via Hudson The shortest and least expensive rogh
to these celebrated places by the Hudson River Railroad
and steamboats, TO Hudson thence BY the Hudsoa Railroad
and sisge Through Shaker City, to the SPRING.
Passengers from New.York by the morring train and
boats may arrive a the Springs at Of tho day
Passengers By tbs evening train and bos from Ne wYak
may reach the Springs the next morning al 81 O'Clock
Fare from Hudson to the SPRING. 81 50.
iel5 3m J. WATERMAN Sup,.