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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-16
Extract Of Letter from Member Of Congress.

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whsmSGroS, June H. 1912
The House adopted the hour rule rhi. morn
ing. The speeches Of Gov Gilmer and Col John
were limited to an hour thus saving several
hours OF time and the patience of the House. The
House refused to concur in the amendment of the
Senate 10 the ApPortIonncnt bill, increasing the
ratio to seventy thousand and allowing a repre-
.entation for fraction exceeding moiety. The
senate will insist aud the House will probably re-
cede, thus concurrng IN the amendment. OF the
Senate. Since II IL rendered certain that the Dis
trict feature will be retained the Locos desr-
gu. tn defeat the whole bill. 4 molten made
yesterday lay the bill upon the tabs aud most OF
the Loco. voted Tor it,
resolution vas adopted this morning tn take
out Of Committee tomorrow at TWO o'clock the
bill Introduced by Mr. Fillmore to continue the
prr,en, Tariff laws until the frs, OF August \
,tr.ug effort will be made to suspend the Di,tribu-
ton act. 4. discussion open. upon the Tariff
tear, are excited for the fate Of the Land bill IL
i. feared by ,Ome that a Tariff bill with duties
above twenty per cent, cannot pass the Senate
without repeal " suspension OF the Land bill
There aie some in the House who would prefer the
loo. Of the Revenue till to such sacrifice Should
the bill, pas, the House and Senate with the Di,-
trlt u,ion, another difficulty ha. been started Wise
i. the President, pilot fish. Bennett himself is
no, more ambition. to be the hr., to communicate
the President. purposes. Hi. inordinate vanity
inisce. him to make indi.creet disclosures. Very
recrntly in debate he gava the House 10 under.
stand YER. distinctly that Projection and D,trbu-
ton could not both Dc preserved, and that the
President would veto bill recognizing both prin.
ciples have no doubt he speaks yrophetcaily.
Congress. will, | trust. do 1t, dsty regardless OF
these menacing declarations, and let the respon,i.
bility rest Upon those no choose to defeat the will
of the people. | see Col. Stone is OF opinion tina,
Congress ought to serve. like the British Psrlia-
ment. withou, any pay Would the Col. he will
ing to edit the Commercial without salary. and
furnish his paper gratuitousy
recently received letter from friend who i.
a merchant in Cayuga County. He has been in
the habit OF makisg all his purchases in New
York He ha, Just purchased three thousand dol
lar, worth Of goods in Boston. So much for the
Western Railroad Unless the Erie Railroad and
The road to Albany be competed, Boston will ruin
the largest portion Of the Western trade
Yours, truly.
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" The penny wise and pound foolish Polic>
never found another able advocate a. It has 81
the Editor Of the Evening Pot. lie decides al
once against the principle Of Protection because
he i. no, willing 10 pay more for coat ,han 'aii'''
charge him Row; and for this most potent rea-oi.
ne d, perfectly willing that Inc great Manuiaclo'
ring Interest Of TIN, country should perish unde'
the blight Of foreign comPetition-that Agncu'tu''
and all the Mechanic Arts should drooP under tie
weight of this revul.ior-that we 'houln !e''H
pay millions OF tribute to the Industry and h"''''
prize Of foreign nations. while We aiio" our ""'
to die from pure star,ation--and that we 'hou''
Far ever ren,i, mere colonial dependents on the
sovereign good pleasure Of the hings and T''"a'
,,ents Of other lands This nan should nave Nv 60
in the DAYS Of the Revolution; ms argument "ou'o
the, have been met by It's proper answer
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~ We congratulate the country on the re-
adoption Of the sne.hogr rule by the h:Gse OF he'
representatives. We have always been in favor Of 'uch
a regulation, and just at the present Crisis "ne
talking is Just the ast thing in the word o' "''''
the country stand, in the least need rs adoption =
peculiarly welcome. Those occasions are vel!
seldom when IN orator csanst present hl- we"
IN the beat shape md with The best erect III al
hour. And rule like this, which HINTS -Pce''
to that length, will tend more to the improvement
of Congressional eloqucncc and the periec''"'
among u. Of oratory art than any plan tnd'
could be suggested. Ii man can talk ghD!'
eoeroetically and % as TO keep bis bearers awaN'
three or four hours he i. pronounced great o."
Tor and we acknowledge that few can do thi-'-
Bur nudge these efforts by the high rules oil ci-''
cal art-place them beside the great speeches o
,pcien, age.. which yet Thrill hearts as with
living voice, aud what poor abortons do 'hel
proyc to be- The great fault of American ora'orl
il that it is not made an Art-capable OF and le'
curing the highcst and most digent cultivation.
Unde, the one hour rule, If our Ciceros would ssy
any thing worthy of being remembered and whici
shall produce any effect, they must omit all thtH
balderds.h about things that have no POSSIBLE
connection with the question:; they must not Iaunci
forth into cndles. ieverbcratons of party history Of
repeat BY the hour the stale abuse Of party slang
they must speak TO The purpose, and what the,
say must be digested and arranged, and tit word
must be chosen for it-or it must remain un.ald.-
Tbi. is capital Instrumentation for the
speaker. themselves, but best of all for the nation
with whose business they are entrusted. "ben
the rule wa. first adopted at the Extra Session, il
was though, to be unpopular but it has wor
friends steadily TO this day, and we trust that
hereafter, whatever party may be in the majori,'
the One Hour rule will guide and control Their
debates
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bslilNHkts p" dilr> ~ 90 49, =
The Western Man Of TN, incoming BRING u
accounts froH. Lexington 10 ID, l0'h ins, in.
Clay Festival took place the ia, pre'ioa' ard )
take pleasure n sending You thr a'c"rnl CANNES
account Of the brilliant affair, furnished b, 'is
Lexington Iniclis encer
The LocoFoco State Senators have 10 idea Oh
re.iguinc their seats if the Wing Senator, do the
same. a, t.r., suggested by them and aerced 10 y
the Wings. The, fear new election oy '"' Pe0'
PIe-and well MAJ they.
lou will see in the Patriot at this oiil. 81 ''''
evening an extract Of a lctirr from - Loni'' H.
which some account j. gi,enot quasi mob. Inc
St. Loui. paper. Of tie oh received tbs morning
take no notice Of the affair.
\, Nashville. On the 7lh, ..dden la. wa' mo-
ticsd in Eastern ESch.nse. On saturday the
4th inst. the rate on New York and Philadelphia
va, 10 per cent premium. The Wig 'uVlo'e'
the Bann, oui resume in iu.i ~ be III oi JvH'
but the news of the re.su, pension Ia New Orleans
had not been received. an. would doubtless have
an unavoidable elect.
Tn, Loco-F,cc. of Mi-,ouu. 30 Convention
have nominated seven candidate, tor Consre,',
80 4. Ia have a sufficient nuaber IN the h9!d Ion
the smallest possible Ratio. Ii the Hats should
l., increased so 4, e. reduce the namber ct seVeA'
the lat named candidarv, an be- stricken on 'o
1. TO have tn, nunbcr wanted. The canddtc'
nominated are,
JAMES VI. IiuSHI> Of ~ L7us'
JANIS H. RkLFE, ct Washington County
JoHS J,NIEsoS. ot Galway
judge JANIS Il. BOwtIN. OF ~ lcu.''
q. h. BoWtR, 81 Monroe
Jon. T. CMPHrfL o. Grccne' and
W.. GmPiN ct Jackson
We had Gaming affair in tn, city Yesterday
The pariic, were J,vE, VI. BUcHAvAS. mem
Der Of tine bar, and TuoNA, |. BEACH, a reporter
for the sun uca ,paper The remarks OF tie later
in the report ot : trial in which toe former Wa
engaged gay, offence: and tbs atirOni having been
aggravated b, additional remarks yesterday morn
ing. Mr. Buchanan TOOK tin liberty Of inii'ims a
few blows wtia cane ou thc mead and shoulders
Of Beach The affair j. To h. made a matter at
Investigation before rc Cuy Count. There was
no great harm dodc Ia any one.
\ building IN Eutaw-strcct. IA tins cay, oocu-
pied by Mr. V Brant n brewery va, DESTROYED
by ire last night about 10 ocloch
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All lh,ngs couSpire 'tis true.
To weigh your spirits down.
But truth and proof vill bear YOU iArougb
And on oppressOrs rowu
From d.u crested bearer Of
Coz. VI EDWARDS tie evidence ~ the case.
Cot. VI. Upwards.

Twas AND MLNIco.-Ihe recent new, from
Texas renders 1t certain that an invasion OF Mex
20 is intended a, soon the harvest shall be over.
The people who night under the Lone Star OF
course place their chief reliance on aid from the
United States. Their prospect Of obtaining 1t
seems reasonably good. 1t will be vel for those
who wish to 'emigra,s' to bear in mind the words
ct Santa Ana on releasing the American. captured
With the Santa f. Expedition. Hereafter, he
says, all persons captured and found in arm, against
Mexico vii suffer the fate of Texan traitors. and
will Not be allowed to claim the pnuiecton Of any
nation The following are cited a. among the
principal supplies already furnished:
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~ For Sentence Of Topping and latest
news from Hayti, and an Association art
Gle, see First Page.
0rFor Sketches Of Mexico thrilling
.cene in the Peninsular War, and Slavery
Question papers No. TX. see Last Page.
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THE TRIBU NE
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE l6, 1912.

Ngw.YosE DAILY Tuguxg- few COPE, NJ inc h'
volume complete bound and Tor ssle al this Office
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W They have had lobster in Chicago. The
American say. u J.. doubtess the first ever broug ht
to thar place and de'out'. hope: that it will be
ms harbIncer of many more
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y c"a'ion1rne pabl1 csuiioaed against pur.

- V""b0n.-The public = csniio1ed against pur.
(as"s any ob-t i1n the genuine Corn ssvs having l.
cooper VI ID Oh zach box The community la, ben =,
repeatedly imposed upon y psr,Ons who know nothny II
W, nature Of medrine, and A. Dr. tOspcrs Corn >aise
liable % be- looked upon buhug uniI u, merits hal
nave been tested, ~ wish 10 say that tn. Salv. - com
p"9'i'h ny bish' skilled and we'll known physrian,
anh - IN reality neysriailDg cure for Cou. Sold Al
h'V Governs Medical Oic., is NJ .su.,iree, nnler
,1rk. az
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O9 !, " Ill be remembered thar soon after he
,rrc-, in Phladephia Edward. asked il it wa.
he TerGs forgery fer which he was arrested
II seems Ihst he fled from that country some year.
since t" avoid arrest. He was accused Of having
'aN'h out the writing from letter except the
'snaiH" and then writing a contract over it, He
'ad the impotence sue the party on ;hi, pretend
I'd contract We understand ,h,, thou, ara s.,.,
'''" i"diet"enis against hin. in this cit, and that
the Distinct Atiorne. intends TO bring him to tral
upon them all. Tie viii have his hands fall if h.,
manufactures as much testimony 10 meet each of
iLern as he did Tor the one Just tried.
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II hEisKIcHs GRAND Musical PEsrrxAr viii take
place Al ir bfoaiway Tabernacle The fThursdayl even
ng June 10 The rehearsal yesterday well attended
>0ch an a,sslnblags Of musical talent has never net ,
nun, Guy. The orcscstra far outngmbers any one Dr-.
yioDsy Convened here. Madame QUO, Madase spobr
Lahn AID Mr. Strong appeared In Inc wore and ne.
iolmer 'eeaed delighted wl the Opportunity Afforded To
take part IN perf1rpaDc- pnrjerieri mon Ia o.
nihcrh' NothiRg ercsrd tie or n1e1r Of Ieinrr.
Overture 70 The Pilgrim Fsrher" unless il De- the "A
chorus which terminates the brit part that wonderful
composition Tickets viii be Gsns the priscius n,p,c
stor-s and be hal at the door Of the Tsbernac A.
Dok, prlee siI pence contsinng VOID, Dolis open At 81
"eiocA The performance viii b'-n al clock precisely,
To OR READERs-We would ncuIarly recom,,s, ,
the sarsIarls snd Tomato BH,ers W. hsy+ tr,eI IT.
ard found them most excellent art Gle for a s,,, "
Summer alternative Tn the sod and Bow i. no,f
Op nion that equal. then. "s
Who can Doubt the efficacy Of the cel.bracd Communal
saraparl. and Tomato Bitirrs after r,siiss no., rn
Of rs good essets N long standing disease. wirre an b.
Sold wholesale and retail by the Agent. r. N
>as Druggists, ~ FULTON, of Gold II lo EnIor,
~ 10 BROADWAY and " Eat Broadway
ANtsc.S MUSEUM The Indu,,riou, Flea, Sonot
SIM the hagean snl 'eutlIOluis >,rg, Duet, Dance
s "p,y or ana bali million OF nov,l..e. are exhibited
here this week for - cent.
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GREAT TARIFF MErTISG.-The Meeting VI the
friend. Of Protective Tariff, held las, evening a,
the intersection Of Germantown Road and Second
street. was a. great, bC:h in number. and enthusi
am. as the most enthusiastic tren!s Of the mea-
sure could desire. At least five thousand persons
~'re rre.tnt, and tire number would doubtless have
increased. mad the : Gather been fine
tPhild. L. Gaz.
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~ Masters Of vesse IL and others arriving at IL
ror will oblig. as by giving Adrian ssncher J ~i'
IS our News Collector, all packages, files and reports &c"
O this paper
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Dayton n NeWmnn respectfully arn.unce 70
lhrr trends and cusomsrs, that they Will be- lonnd
tdiiOnstrei, door the cOnwr o Nd,,su Tor tc.
days when their Bookstore n he removed 10 The store no.
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The Lowell OfTcriux.

fehcmb'f"d' = sustained esnrry by the contributions o
sfu'es from Females employed ~ The Nils, well 10 ry
a'gnt themselves Having sUrplu, Oi the ira volume on
hand tr Publisher propo,s 70 iufBh copies each 81 Ut
aud ~ volume, for s. fO i.ls a.
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6RANp CONCERT MIR. \. j. HEIsRlcR. one
'i the mos, gifted musical composer. Of the lay.
announces Il grand musical festival tonight al th.
tabernacle. The overture 10 his great work the
'iignm Fathers, with other excellent pieces. will
oe perioimrd. Tie viii BE- aided by Herwig.
Pearson. Masscu. Iimm Hill. SchMf.nbers.
'iper' Mechanics Otro. Spohr-Zahu, Strong and
other eminent performers. HI ti!l j. very atirac
i've.
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SYMPArHY.-for the sake of the fair sympa-
'hizer we feel constrained to preserve the follow
ing magnificent siauza. handed to Edward. the
forger during his trial, by Young lady who al
tended The whiskcrs Of the handsome gentle
man and the vision of the 10000 he offered to
,ctle on Mis-. Phillips evidently eniansed her
hear, Here is the verse:
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r.r.eucx in IIIjnois-P0liticai Prospec'
Corrr,poadence OF The Tribune.

~,,. ci,,.o.e,oun. has de-
A..rcb which has been
"i'"'''" W mi. Rico, IN hi. civ
'oca''u ~ ! '"''' -. ,he Pckin branch.
Jndg' "ooA' "e cha ,.o,,,, Rank are
ana 'nie' % va o,,,no.e If making arrangement.
~. rs. sustained her.elf noAlv
n ~, ,ro..,,,e and dif,iculiie, of the
iii ,o.,.,,,. .,,ecic nayneut. on the 18Th
r,o.o :. M Rank on hi. side of the
,,.l..:,. ,ho, ha. h.e, marc L,ne,tyy ar hon
-, a.l...,aI ,i.o ,so Ra,l oe II;,ois and
.ho,o rone !, which the reople now have greater
claa Tho c;,;,.rs oc the load mine. o,,tici.
.,--,t.l..r g.. ,L..,.,ol.l..b,,o,., o,
:, :. ,,,d...,ood .bo ,.;il
49," -. ...,,,,, e ra.,or, -.
-. -.
IT, of ,bo crc., Ioco-roc, State Rank
6 urna;. :. d.u.n dawn Jo.r and olno., on.
,;,ol.. 49,, e c;rc,lo,;,r I, uul reve, ag,;n he
currency.
Since tie death 81 'oi. snyder ~" f'sn'tr can
didate of the Loco-tocos for Governor, the parry
IN the Northern part Of the State seems determined
TO support Judge / ord of Oregon CITY, o9le co..
o. inc ONCE. H' ""uG' i Il c"'' h't'' ""''
'"' Ms "'>' ''''"' '"S' WV" '"' -
niHlng nm Ho'cinoi ol u' idit' ''"''' ~
"Il go his de"'h ''r hn''n'"s inc canal ana '"'
aoT"'|0"" 'u'N''' VII '"''''o'' :" '''.'' ~ ''''
lhoma' fofu' by nara f"'n'"s 'uuse ~" '"''
-, ,.;...,.r ,ho c,n.h Nc,er since
.r.... -. l,.,o ,,o ,,..noc, f.,r
Nv ol''''S y, t.,,,,, IA !. tim,
~. onh,,;..I,. ,h.. oaod;d,,.
-, 81 III, e.. liz, I.o.
80 ...i.e.
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" The n. Y. Correspondent of the Philadel-
ptsa North American says-Among the person,
~l'o came home in the Exploring Expedition i.
o. famous Robinson. who was tried Tor the mur.
DEF Il Ellen Jewe,t some years ago.
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y Howe. urygcinc TIor.ho.rd C.,sv

lhs very excellent article beginning 10 70. Lnosn
Ne Feopie have ued III they have become sai.Ged lst
uee rlur IA u and ia. 80 Who have once purc a,e
dnd realized brneIts from yIe Hygens Candy Al not
cannot iai 10 give another calr0 be procured At No az
broddNay, corIer O iowsnlst Rtcolsr "a cure, COUGHS,
ore throat sId bronchitis. hOar,>ue,. &c
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~ PARTICI LAR NOITE.-T,..e n,,... -,

afn1rr OF any description 20 dispose Of WHO are hreal
NJ up housekeeping. viii find ready sale Tor any potion
" al Of their gooi., by sending Their sd,lres, or lag
ii'i inc suoscnser Gsols 10 any amount purchased.
COTTON 60. Iyi Chs,t sn..
~ Private sa'-e hr.t rate Piano Forte. that will b. .d
very low. ~ 90,
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Total expenditure above the revenue arising
from duties a, out .60ytro millions OF dollars in
seven years.
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u GENTLEMEN Obtain very pleasant furnished par
AMI bedrooms with board, at il3 Broadway MIG In
u D.,rsoS's WRITING GVIDr AND INSTRUCTION.. 20
Broadway. nyl7 Ian ~
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+ Drub Cashmere Hats.

u Drnb Cashmere unts.-Spencer will be
prepared with his new style OF sunmer Nat, Saturday
2s, instant The sesonable color preserved
with the which has given the black Css,imer. such
great favor Not being colorfd, the Drsb Cas,uer-
made extremely light without iulpairng proper durs.
bity. Price 81. SPENC Err, 2t5 Broadgay.
myx0 n (2 One door b.laX Murr1y,t
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=" "'I'F'-I"" IdIf y DNeUJI UdVlny TtnlOYed 10 N
VIZ j. lT'fas~d 10 attend To any command hs may b. IA.
'or"i p" ia 10 either Of tbes~ departments III Art
\. n. DEvEREtx,
In ~ No II John .fr,.ef n a.
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u Jamrs,s New No,rI.-. MORLEY

II James, New Novel; MORLEY EkN'
STEIN.'Tb, Day /. published at the NV wosLD Office
the Third Edition OF 10000 copies OF Morley Ernsteo the
most popular OF Mr. Jame,s works, which is selling with
unes ampied rapidly Booksellers and Agents supplied
az per hundred SIX copir, for dollars. Single copies
lSl cents Office 80 Ann-s,reet Copies also OF ItNONI,
and THE JACQuERIE, at t2I cent, each ~ i-I43t
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.hufch constituted and charged 10 eoay,y the Gospel tbs
World by the Rev John Hsri., ID. D., PresipIt 1t Che
cunt College, author OF MammOs, Great Teacb~r se,
with an E~sy by wm. X iiams ID. d., Pasiorol ABdy.
street Church. New YOrk-Th. Dav Pu4i-ed and or ale
by DAYTON NEWMAN, cor. Fulton ADD Sa.,au.tL
No. IuI receiv"d-Gp"th Ia trace from the sriings
OF Edward. and james.
The Golden Censor from tlr writing. OF Uarr. uy3
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u Spenccr's limitations Mole.kfu Hat
fhis popular article commented To the public a, pec-
larry desirable at the present lis economy For
elegance ana durability, eompeies successfully with The
mo,i costly Hats worn. Price s. 81 SPENIER
sl6 4 fashionable IIat,,r M 81, D,o,.f...
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81 r. y lTIrr.n;Parsr. l!niian window shades.

''' " "'obTpiob, W Catlarlne-st. III. made ar.
aseea,- 10 receive 4n u,e 7,h day OF April 40 rge
.ns,er' 'ran,gar-ni Window sha.,s. embracing a.G.ot
H'n oi LANDSCAPES, svi,s, aud Italian tess, ilg-
srtis and plain Centres French y rolls Yeas In uonl
landscape, saregaed Scrolls painted 10 bFilso AMI per
"aHn' ol c"'ors FsgIllrs in,l.s OF spending sr tns
~ purchasing second han article auction, can be sup
p.su "ih transparent wndoy shad-,, al t!e lo.oyiig
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= TheolssicaI Di.c...sa.

iu"Hy,ai DE- Us 'on brtrren kes'Mr Henson (N'fho-
disi AMI Rev VI. ingal, e. nysr.an.t cid al >aublt
L. J. ~ January, 1912 Prce I2l cents
Mo- lafg" variety of tniySrssls Books P.mrbiet.
Ac ne III" nyrrssli,t BGok E.taIslu.ni No 100 FuEo.
|fe" be'ween Nassau and Bosiuay. IN a1lu
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Mssses. EDIroRs-Aow me In recommend, th1ougi
yOnr valuable Journal genenea of taste, r.ing COM
fort NJ Frederick >cbahnsr No. 81 White .teci,
Broadway, dale of Paris boot maker. t,Dg comb a
that all those ahO In want OF handsome, neat an
EASY boot sannOi but be- accommodated and lcased whse
believe brs workmanship to be unsurpassed BY cato
msr. ~ IL lw ~ NJ
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W A 6re at Newbursh, y. Y. on the night "'
the Oh inst destroyed some half dozen ~o"''n
buildings, occupied by about twenty Ir''h i'm'''''
Several person, barely escaped with then "'c>.
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ny rhe brig Washington arrived on Nonaa,
from a short cruise. and anchored oa tie Battery
Thu, beautiful vessel which i, an honor To ih" May
came in in tine style, and oruac"d great attention
by the ,ramanlke manner in which she came ''
her anchorage grosud
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camphinc Oil, spiril' and Improved Burner To- /.
r'>r'r ha oy' Broadway opposite Nbbys 1t price, ~
Du.'r nea'V T" per cent g. ". McCREDY, j..
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IA CoNET WtrH LONG, BRIGHT YiTHN TAN, weep
my through Tie layen> leaving IL dazzling uaek uru nd
/, a magnificent ..sM, vel calculated To ason'u 'ur N,
.r but sr more GLORIOUS the SOW and >oensn n's
OF In, d. sht fixed wach sheds upon the ahh t'
.ve,i and gentle innutnce-hsr un,hmc, smi,iins
no one nv Is glare but dispensing llssngs M us WY
That ,,sr !, IA emblem the beusnccn medical T. PARA
ION, o tl~ celebrated Peters liz LoLruges aud hi' f
I. Tooth Pa.ir and d. Pis,crs marching through uir
uorld with triumphant saca's>-maklng ~ tuthtr, tir
,tnr M aarm-hu quietly d, peu,lng hcath csse. htt.N
ai Strength wherever they 20 The present grh'i hsh
bless HIM ami pO>leuN Will - lebpte his memory " M
pr,,e Thanksgiving. H., oic,s are At 80 Hroad"'y
an. ) Fntonstr,st
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- Nmo>l interesting c.,t has iu> occurred. "i'fe a
r.r,on ha> beer cured Dy,prp,a attended with great
dehilnv after spending more Than niiy dol'ae ~ ur a't
year - aedcne, that ), iona Pane t' o Hnlh mon
Mass nc has cnN aiken the Sarsapsis AMI luinaio mt
ts> north snd M better healh tan c - been
TOT te last live wears; he ADVISES all troubled Mil t 'dpe
complaint Ia tal ~ bROWNS, GO Washington 'ircsi AMI
try the above sllushe medicine
Sold OF Wholesale and retail by The sg,Dis, \. B d.
Sands, Druggists No. ~ Fulton. corner ~ Coolest M ful'
ton-.i 173 Broadway and II Fast Broadway
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~ StranGer, DO you v ant Boot md ~ os>'-Ii ~
90 70 >crbDerk Co Great bataIne Boot and Shoe Mar
het IS Catharnes Munroe where yea can end
NE largr and b-, ASSORTMENT y0u saw and pnce
never bsfore equalsi. Just try Il, "a m2,u
II Photographic likenesses, by an isaprosed
Dagurneotype process, by ~ ID. VAN LOAN. corner Of
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