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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
FIRE WORKS.
nRII.I.IAHT FrREWoRRs.

BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
THE UNDERSIGNED have for sale a superior and
Il complete assortment Of Fireworks also H. J. 8 Halls
celebrated cOored works City and country dealers will
find this superior Stock select from Military and Civic
Associations be supplied with the above articles
ranted, and on the most reasonable terms by
BADEAU LOCKWOOD, 2o9 Washington-st
eli o1DSSfWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

The Aa0ntic although retardeddaring the whole
voyage by violent head winds, has proved herself
the fastest ocean steamer adoat. The following is
q table of her performance for each day:
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powELroN HOUSE. NEWBURaH.

CT THE PROPRIETOR OF lhis favonse and sgreesels
Ms place OF Summer lakes pleasure In cslns 10
attention Of the New York public 10 the fct .hs hsh
prepared for the reception and entertainment OF ear
transient or permanent bosrders. The high ssomsaoa
which bis house IL held BY families who have sponse sqr
months there be IL will render extended nou
offs superior attractions point ocston, scenery drives
&c unnecessary In this pa1lculsr has DO equA 90 @
Hudson River. The larder, 10 heretofore viii puppies
with every deicacy The markets afford In addInon % ne
former facilities for reaching Newburgh BY sssnocsH
there five trains OF passing daily either ~ Fon
New-York and Albany Early application sho1d q n,as
for a selection OF rooms iel0 2mhl q DONALD.
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CHAIN CABLEs-A large assor.mens Of ZngisA
I n-nxei fyor So 10 ia inches. Ror sale BY
ux eAUHf DERRICK80U. i5s so1.hSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

r. Notice.-PursaanI 10 TO amend The Charter
Of the Schenectady and Cssk Railroad Company" pass
ed March 1850 notice 10 hereby given that the Doors TOR
receiving subscriptions the capital stock Of the said Cor
porsron VIII be reopened At the office Of IAN Week
PRUYN, Jauncey.courl SO Ws-sL In the City Of New
YORK on The 2ih day Of June next at II O'clock AN.
Dated Nav Is 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
GENERAL NOTICES.

y Rowlers a. Wells, PhreroIogIsts and Prs-
nshers, Olnloa HaLL Isl Nslssn.st nssr lie PArf
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JAMES POWERS
ERASTUS BEACH,
8. SHERWOOD DAY, :
CYAN SANTV0ORD,
rny23 I'm JOHN VAN vLECK, J
mypIm

~ Hotfce.-rne fHgSix SsES, W eseriy Il. 1. Sooa
EAer Il wss robbed 10 December sst OF shout $500
pended the issue Of tn Bs and procured Plates hs
emissions nom witch are dated Jan. l, 1850.
The Bank having redeemed nesTy ali their old circu soa
with the exception Of the stolen money! viii hereafter
deem tho old Bills heir counter ell Of which are daled
previous 10 Jan. /, 1880
She Suffolk Bank Boston, viii continue % usuM TO re-
deem The Bills Of this Bsnk By order Of the Directors
Westerly r. /. hRrert, 1861
no DhfWu ETHEN rCSfEk. Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
ITALIAN INDICATED
COURAUD's

GOURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED
OsOAP, IL 10 well known viii cure pmpes, ffeckles,
tan, and ell skis def0rmies, and moreover. the best
shaving compound ever used GoURAUDs Poudre Sa6ule
positively erSdcates superfuous hair from low fore
heads or any part Of the body; Hair Restorative or
forcing hair TO grow, and rendering harsh, why naf
soft silky and glossy; Liquid Rouge tor pale hps ana
cheeks Lily white Tor rough sallOw and flushed iaeesi
LIQUID instantaneous Hair Dye changes red or grey hair TO
beautiful brown or black IN fs~ minutes ~noot Sail
ng he skinvnu.ptsd or no pay taEen Beware ofcoun-
i1rfes The genuine preparations Of DR. FELIX ooosA
are found only Al 67Wskerst, hrst store mofn no,ln)
Broadway; Callsnder SO South Third o., PnilsaePha
Bates Jordan l29 WashiDgton-si Boston Gibos Wssc-
ingtsn Civ Pierce Broadway Albany. mSN I'm
IRON FOUNDERS Extra hne boiled blsek LEAD,
sospssone Charcoal, Anthracite and blianinoas CosA
s,r fsring he,t On slttv for hne work for sale oy
242 Walersa
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LuDoFNTaS Dfutfottut o1ttct5s-
kouce Is hereby given all he members OF tie above So
cely 10 attend The general meeting In The Hermitage all
huFsdsy evening he 18Th inst e. u O'Clock az The cor
rer Of Allen snd Houston SIS 10 take prompt acuon against
such bosses row deny the LsbOrer fair rennnera-
ton e nine shiugs Tor days lsbor By order Of tie
Prefdeus Of The four Divisions JAMES CUMMINGS THoM
As NICHOLSON, PArRIcE rEAcY, Thomas McKIERNAN
irluLf PATRICK DILLON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

~ Psychological CIairyoyance.-NRs uETr
LER, the celebTsied CisirvoysnL and Psgchoiogiesl
opeaior viii continue Der examinations and treatment Of
disease, al % Fzrcks. iss w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

e O'KicIIy's Telegraph Lines, eolnsctng
With at sections u he Uled Sales GsaeFN Office l5l
Broadway Open from In the mnvnng al, II 81 nig1t-
Visitors IN New York who accustomed & uanszcung
business With The C'Rielly Lines In any section Of hs
red STATES VIII find Il theu 10 leave their dis
patches a. his Office 70 insure prompt and correct ,raus
missicn. leo II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

~ Have Y0u been to tho Palace Mot to
the palace Of Queen Victoria but to the palace Of MED
HEARD, q Meden-lane and get your hair In
prncey STYLE and clean pair OF hair brushes used TO each
and every customer. a nslden-ane. myl4 eodlm
W Liquid Hair Dye, Improved - TO color The
hair whskers the momenit Il applied without the least
inry-is entirely free from unpleasant odor and be
washed with the strongest Boap immediately 10 applied
without waiting to dry. FOR sale, applied, at BAToHEL
7R's Wig Factory. Wsl-st myl5xuTh&Sstu
" Water-Cure Institutes-City and Coun-
try-Dr TRAIL receives patients al bis commodtous city
Establishment Is Lsghtst and at Oyster Bay, L. l. Com
municaion daily between these places by steamboat and
railroad General practice attended TO- Consultations s.
my25 lr1f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

y Lebanon spring. water-Cure Establish
meut u now open 90 IA eth Summer FOR tuforrnsrou
s.ieres.. Iies lm'l n. BEDORPHA N n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

W Dr. Honghton's Water Cure Establish
Broadway. r.vIe rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

q splendid Gothic PIates--RosERrs's new and
splendid style Of Gothic Door and Number Piaesendrey
new and original designs Those In want Of something
and splendid their doors invited 10 call sad
anime the above articles Also splendid assortment OF
Gothic and Shield pattern Bel-Pulla r ROBERTS,
my22 imt 562 Broadway Prince-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

" DR.. ssew's WaIcr-turc fa.tltutIoa, cor
nef ETeifla-st and Urlvsrsity-pisrr neH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

LOB SALE Al yophsrs hvs soss s. p'c csdsr. :
Il erEne boiler and xfurss a. ~ Terms -,
10, fi,rther inf rmstiCn address note 70 lS,s$
hCUR. YcpAerss n T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

DRAZikhe, BOLT AND INGOT COPPER.
D-A fHIl assortment Of he manufacture Of Humphreys
myss sns wE H. MARSHALL. aold.st
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" s Special Meeting Of the Bricklayers an,

PLAsTE6ERS PROTECTIVE AssOCiATiON vii
take place Al NechAnicF Hall, 10 Hestefst on Tuesday
evening the llh inst The members oflhe Society and al
those int esied therein requested 10 aend here
business ofges rorsnee 10 be brOuZhtbore the Socis
~. By order Of tbs Chairman.
JACOB CLARKE, Chairman
CoRSELIrs MccLUsKY Secretary jsl0 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
INDIA RuRHER GOODS.


NO. ~ JoHN-sr.-The sgbscribsr is noc ,n rs1
lNsD entire sock Of INDIA RUBBER ooops, . :
The s.sst improvements and inventions The 80
embraces ell The numerous articles manufactured " -
Rubber-smong which may be found
CLOTHING OF every description.
STEAM PAcKING-Tke real genuine article.
CROTOE BOSE-Tbe very beat In uss.
MACHINE BELTlNG-Ofeyeryd description "a
Together with ali The curious wares useful a ornsnss-
sUsPENDER WEBBING made to any pattern :. "a
Metallic Rubber soes attached TO boots and shoes -
notice In the neaiest manner, and warranted 10 yea ~A
longer than leather, and keep the feet peree1y
CHURCH, CHITTENDEN TONI niS ~.
je6 imeod John ct India Rnboef sos
For ssle, large counter show case. Apply y WV,
CALEOF INCOME BONDS OF THE ~,
- YORK AND EkIE RAILROAD ComPANI.-s~-s
Wsst until Wednesday the I2h day Of Jane ne, -
O'CLOCK NJ for The sale OF % 500 900 OF the ircons
OF he New. YORK and Erie abroad Company ..sur
The whole issue Of these bonds amount 70 ~ =
ing interest per cent per snnum payable h1d VIZ
coupons In The City Of EewYork, on the krst fsyss =
ruary ard August and redeemsbs et the pje9san I'd
Company, within i've years from the let Of Peornsv
Tsse bonds are Issued for ths compilation q ns s
Lske Erie; ard for the payment Of the prtneipa - ~
the whole nel income Of the road, ssr ne "a -
1851 ami unt1l the net earnings shall reach 1917. -
snnSm Is pledged rcssr7ing cny . sun snne'
the interest on thu Mortgage bonds. - -
The bonds will be issued In sums OF tlW eLTrM
coupers attached, and proposals. VIII be recn'~ 80
number nom one to twenty-five hundred ..as scip
TENS 10 per cent on noucc OF aceepianee p. - -
per cent 90 he Isl Of seeh monih AefeAfr o. sssJ
hon VI tbs purchases q larger or he who's sn''S
paid a. a. earlier dste =. ccursg
The hSnas now offered are all Of tbs issas ne - .
have 10 dispose Of Acopy Of he oono ns \, srnsrn
Office Of he Company, where any further in's
prvposss Should DO endorsed Proposals 20 1880.
Botds,' and addressed to Thoulss j. Io~nsen''
A. - T sv olss1 Of ,bs Board Of Direetoss
ry27 Jei2 NATHANIEL hAksh. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

~ DIR. Edward IL. OXEN, Editor Of the seslpel
has removed his consulting Offices 10 liz Granost one door
OF Broadway where he attends exclusively to opera
tive surgery and Office consultations from TO and soS
evenings The Office OF the scalpeli IL al Astor House
my29 I'm
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PArENTs FOR NEW INVENTION

PATENTS FOR NEW INVENTIONS.
mo PARTIES INTERESTED In aev invelfiona
Re subscriber ofers bis services In soliciting Letter.
P,,ens 10 hs country and also IN Great Britain srxacs
,nd other Continental States Every Information Be
,bined Of and advice kdordet on al Legal or sctsurts
rIs IF PfkssoN. swsuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
RllARDING.

DOARD-Gsnlstnen and her wives, Als5 snee "a.
- Iemen, can be accommodated viii ta Or psriia bosl
Al go Mercerst az Neson.piscel nesr EigAlh-sl IA
house replee wh eli he modern convsueoccs srd coz
uguous TO the EighthsL and Broadway lines ofs,sgs
teS 9yVe
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-25
VOL. 6.-NO. 10.
The Frenfhman and The Goat.

A Frenchman who had Just arriv,
from the land OF soups and revolution
made his appearance few days ago or
canal boat at SHUTDOWN, and stopped
klusmeyer's, 10 refresh himself with
''horn. = After taking a hearty drink,
stepped out to view the scenery, and e.
countered before the door huge specim
Of g0Gt-an animal he had never befo
| seen. The perfumery of the goat beil
rather unpleasant to the delicate and
| fined nerves of Mr.. Parle Vouz, he thru
! his umbrella towards him, with view
ma Ike him "cut stick" But his goatsh
showed no disposition to travel. On I
contrary, he advanced towards the FTenc
man, with sundry "obstroperous" noF
ments, indicating a disposition to sho
fight. The Frenchman good natured
| retreated for time, but deeming The u
gentlemanly conduct of the goat an inv
sion of his rights in this land of liber'
finally flew into passion.
"What you meant" says he; "yo
smell like one TN chackass, you no
to live. be CARL
"Blast your ugly picture" said an Iris
diidli ou tie pofCn' 'tdht ttie udSte cy u
horns and give him a divil of a cowhidiI
wild your umbrella" F"
"Me take him by re horns.--no,
gar! but me break my umbrella all in pi
ces OH his head" and the Frenchman W
preparing to carry his threat into exec
ton, when the goat made sudden plum
at his adversary, who lost his equilibrium
and away went both, head over heels, j:
TO the canal, the bank of which they hs
unknowingly approached, amid the hear
laughter of numerous by-standers. WI;
the frog-eafer performing all sorts of pc
kas in the water, (for the poor fello
couldn't swim and the oa-a-a's of II
goat, the scene was ludicrous enough
With some assistance, old Parie You
was brought back to terra firma, but
vowed eternal vengeance on all goats.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-25
Affairs at Washington,

Washington, July 14.-Mr. Stephens,
of Georgia, has written a letter, denying
that he or Mr.. Toombs, waited on Presi-
dent Taylor during his recent illness; and
saying tha he had never had any conver-
saton with the late President, as charged
by the correspondent of the Philadelphia
Bulletin.
The remains of Gen. Taylor will be
sent to Kentucky for final interment
Judge Hopkins. of Kentucky, it is pos
itively asserted, will be the next Attorney
General, though let me be understood, the
new cabinet is entirely matter of specu-
lation-Presiden Fillmore, as vet, having
kept dumb on the subject
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A DIT nf Hnmnr.

We do not relish the truth the less fc
being oc casionalIy spiced with little hi
NOR. The following extract from the r.
port Of a Committee on Hogs, read befoT
an Agricultural Society ''down east" COZ
tains some excellent hits:
Again, some folks accuse pigs of bein
filthy III their habits, and neglecful in the
personal appearance. But whether foo
is best eaten of the ground. or from chin
plates, is, 1t seems TO me merely matte
of taste and convenience, about which pIl
and men may honestly differ. The
ought, then, TO be Judged charilably. A
any rate, pigs are not filthy enough
chew tobacco, nor poison their breath b
drinking. And as TO their personal a.
pearance, yon don't catch pig playiT
the dandy, nor the females among the
picking their way to this muddy villag
after rain, in kid slippers. Notwill
standing their heterodox notions, hogs ha'
some excellent traits of character. If or
chances 10 wallow little deeper in som
mire hole than his fellows, 81 so carries O
& comes in possession of more Of this ear
than his brethren, he never as sumes :
extra importance on that account; neith'
| are his brethren stupid enough to worshi
him for it. Their only question seems
be, is he still hog! If he is, they ,trc
him as such.
And when hog has no merit of h
own, he never puts or arristoeratic air
nor claims any particular respect on a
count of his family connections; and Y
some Hogs have descended from ancie
families. They understand, full well, Il
common sense maxim, '.evey tub mu
stand on It's own bottom"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-25
THE FUTURE OF AMERICA.

Mr.. Phllarete ChaSleS, distinguished
writer of Paris, has contributed a long ar
ticle about the United Sta tes, to the last
number of the ReUue des DeuC NOndes,
of which the following are the closing
paragraphs:
sWhat is America to become? 1t IS
not difficult to divine it. An aggrandized
Europe, and what Europe? The space
comprised between the Alleghenies, paral-
lei to the Atlantic and the Rocky Noun
tains, parallel to the Pacific, is, as it is
we'll known, six time larger than France.
If to this is added the three hundred and
ninety leagues of the old states, and the
new territories acquired recently from the
Rocky Mountains TO the sea, Imagination
itself is astonished at these proportions. 1t
is the tenth part of the whole globe. Thus
the American does not see his country
from the belfry, but in the race and society
to which he belongs.
''The inhabitant of New York goes
without trouble to New Orleans, and the
Louisianian easily becomes acclimated in
Kentucky. Provided you leave him those
laws and manners which permit him the
free developement of his American
strength, he is happy, he feels that he
makes part of grand organic and har-
monious body. Laws, soil. country, man
ners, remembrances, desires, Institutions.
pride passion, qualities, all is in harmony
The partial democracies of which the
Union is composed, are as solid and as
stable as the best organized states; they
have their roots in the souls of the people,
and their sap in the habits of the commu-
nifty. Obscure yesterday, marching with
bold step in the unknown, America cares
little for the present, the future is her
own. One fact governs her whole life: il
is expansion, activity, energy. tendency
to variety, to go-aheadism. Her moral
vigor, identical in its causes and in its es-
sence with the internal strength of Rome
under the Scipios, of France under Louis
XIV, of Spain under Isabella, OF England
since the Georges, move in space far
more vast. The American soul, profound
ly identified with the institutions of the
country, desires only what can and must
result from the same institutions and the
national manners.
Every where people work, live at no
tells, marry young, are fond of advcn'
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The Word "Whig. -

The word Uhig, the present alias of
the old Federal party. was first applied to
it by James Watson Webb, the notorious
editor of the New York Courier & Enqui-
rer. Webb made the proposal and found
eagerly adopted. 1.-The union OF Masons
and AntiMasons, of Nullifers and latitu-
dlnarian constructionists of the Constitu-
ion, was effected, and the whole mass,
comprising all the factions OF the country,
was rolled into one sweet and harmonious
mass under the the general name OF
Whig!"
AS the federalists have traded extensive
ly under this, their new title. which is now
almost worn out and destined TO give way
to something newer and designed TO be
more savory with the people, we have
called the attention of the Wings TO this
slight sketch of the history of their pres
eut name, just for the sake of information.
The name of our own party is fixed and
permanent, like the principles with which
it is associated. And it is the honorable
distinction of the democratic party, that il
does not, like the Wing party, require af-
ter short period. a new name TO bolster
II up, and give it a show of character, after
having forfeited the confidence of the peo-
pie, under the former tihe.-Batinore
Republican.
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city assembled on one of Girard's quays,
where the huge pile of chests of tea were
ready for the auctioneer's hammer and
the bids of the merchants. 1t was a con-
signee's sale-cash was to be raised in
short metre, and the whole cargo was put
up in three separate lots, half cash, and
balance at four months, with improved
endorsements.
"Now, gentlemen,'' said the auction
eer, opening the sale, "we put up eight
hundred chests of Young Hyson tea
what do [ hear for this Hyson tea? War
ranted all through as samples, or no sale.
How much do hear? Start it, gentlemen
we shall not dwell long on this tea.
Forty cents pound l hear bid only forty
cents a pound-forty, forty, forty, forty
cents pound only is bid; two and half
did | hear?
"Yis, forly-two and half | bid said
Peter Finn, in tone of voice that fairly
startled some of the merchants. The
auctioneer paused.
''Y ou bid, sir?''
"Yis, it's me; 90 ahead.''
eve are not selling pound or box,
but 500 chests!''
''Be dad, and sure | know that, sir; go
on with II.
The merchants snickered, and the auc-
tioaeer grinned. No more bids were
made, and down came the tea-sOO chests.
''The name, sir?'
<sPether Finn
"Where is your house, Flinn?"
t'Me housed"
F'Yes, your place of business"
s'Me house? and faith | have no house:
it's two rooms and a cellar l have in Wa
ther street, and me place of business is
round here on the wharf"
~4our enderser's name, if you please?"
'|Stephen Ge-rad, sir"
This dubious declaration produced an
other stretch of the phizzes of the mer-
chants, and the aactioneer in great doubt
put up another lot of five hundred chests
Down II ue-ze 10 p~s0t sIirnf Ard So
likewise went the third. When the sale
was concluded. the merchants glided off,
believing the auctioreer was certainly
esold' man. But on presenting the bills
and notes of Peter Finn at the desk of
Stephen Girard, the old fellow cashed
them on sight. The sales came to nearly
$1,000 dollars; the tea was much wan
ted in the market, and Peter got rare bar
gains, and before noon next day received
SIS, 1000 bonus for his bid on the cargo of
tea. The cargo was soon transferred,
Girard idemnifed, and the poor drayman
found himself with a snug little fortune in
his fob.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-25
A Hit at lhe Times.

The New York Day Book is the auth,
Of the following:
Sudden and a1aaccOuRta6le diSdppenl
ance of more than One Thousand Cit
zenS.-Between the hours of ten o'cloc
on Tuesday night ana sunrise Wednesda
morning, there suddenly disappeared fror
our midst one thousand able bodied cit
zens, heretofore known as the peculi;
friends of VIM. IL. Seward, and their pl.
ces were instantaneously filed with ii
warmest and most devoted friends of
gentleman by the name of Millard FIJI
more, formerly resident Of Buffalo
this State, but more recently pice Pres
dent of the United States. Most OF thoS
who disappeared so mysteriously held 81
uations in the Custom House; and, strang
TO say, those who appeared the next morl
ing as friends OF Mr.. Fillmore went direc
lv to the desks of the absentees withol
as much as saying ''by your leave" "
are not informed whether the Collector
chair was filled by one of them or nc
but we presume from the nature of thing
that 1t was.