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BOARDING

3bNlbINS.
BOARD WANTED ln private family sdyer
ID user gentleman of he highest respectfully, enf ged
In business down town. de-rc- for the purpose OF s-clrn
10 hn.ef and wife pleasant aud agreeable home, % en
rAge board In a esnr. private family, where there are
Shr bol rders pleasant would be- eCured the
second door and location below Cauast tn vicinity
Of tn lower part Of Easi Broadway Any having such
accommodations and wishing 20 ADD agreeable companions
tn their family will please address ID. C. T. oce Tribune,
winch communication viii receive h- earliest attention d.
rJNWU GENTLEMEN can be Accommodated with
pleasant AMI 1904 board, by applying immedi-
sey No IS Ann-s Can room separate Or together a.
very low charge. Also front parOr luruished) IN
second hoor with board, suitable iuf gentleman and wife
OBS lw
lOI> NJ. Wan ensae 81 IN study Wishe. obtain a
~ room with board IN quiet spectacle private family,
in the vicinity OF Broadway and Sprng-sL ad-
dressed 10 ". W. W Tribune Ohce, viii receive immedi-
ATE attention. OF 81
A ROOM AND BEDROOM IN pave house vii
"A bee disposed of 10 geniee! pefson-, With board de-
sired The rooms vii. be let with without furniture,
and are well suited for gentleman and wife, two or
three gentlemen who may wish % obtain comfortable
home Apply al NJ SO Broadway. opposite
Nibio- Garden % III
DOARDING.-To ei with board handsome par.or on
ID --coud door, and bedroom adjoining unfinished, Al
No - Greene Aso three or four single gentlemen may
have comiprsbe vitl tall hoard break ast and
ony. The location very plecsan, one and within
hall minutes wa. Of Broadway. References in all Gases
exchanged. oA31,'
DO,KDfNl..-An lud-um-iy urni,neI room sullablr
ID i1ra gentleman and his VIE may be- had win boarf-
Two single gentlemen can also be- accommodated with
separate required hF applying 81 - Gre, net near
Canal where there ARE rut lew hpsrirrs iasen OF 1s.
DUNRD.-A handsome se,o id--lory 'roat room suitable
- f0r lidy and gentleman aso rooms iof slnsir gen
uemen. References exchanged Apply AT III Leunafd-sl
nearly opposite tie Carlton House o. ils
UOAKDING.- few .eD'eel per-ons eau be accom-
- mDdated Ia bDaid and desirable rooms on tle -
door OF house No " Chambers ~ The house u wei sup
Piled with Croton WArr snd bathing room, TO VIII. Al
hoariers viii tzve iou charge. Reference
given ant required. Apply at 81 C'amber-st OF isu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

The heavy rains during the las, week so hl'ed 'he
mines with water that mining was partially stopped
hence the small business. The difficulty mas been re-
moved however and the work will 60 without deien
ton
The Western Railroad receipts also keep up well
compared with last year Receipts for the week end
inn 0rtober lglh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Ganfar. Singing. .irrordsoa and Iiolin.
425 Broaiway. over Hesrn Brother store
NJ DfMSDAY. Professor of Music, j. enabled, by his
wi. new Aaayrcal system. to give aies and gentlemen
OF York orOIg knOS ed ~ % Music and the above
fashionable instruments SC In less time and terms more
reasonable than ans other the city rich and beautiful.
French ui'nr with American national ornaments In pear.
FOR sale o. haf ir-i cost VI can always be seen
Al and 81 O'Clock, r. VI sths Musca. saloon o25 p"
Of Co-Parnenhlp -Noucs i here
~ bv given that the frn al Ne~ei MOnolan 4 Wood
ruff seeoty pc Founders and Pnniers has been This dsy
Dissolved by mu raj consent s,d ih,. me business q" l-
ale firm Will be settled up by Hugh Monohsn. who i fully
aa.horsed for that purpose Dated Newtor. Oct p 1875
WILLIAM NEWELL,
HUGH MONOHsN,
o15 faw4y. WILLIAM WOODRUFF.
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VIM TAILOR.

VIM. IA1LOhr -
MO Aston HOUSE, Will publish on Iuesdsy-Ms,
~ ida on he Memoir. Of Young Womas- A novel
by Eugene Sue sed by Henry w Herbert aiiho OF
Marmaduke Wyy sc &c This Is thu third edition OF ms
popu novel AMI i. now presented 10 he pnonc IN ne
volume of octave pages, cheaper Than ever printed on
fne paper in Gear type Price 81 cents All orders 10 De
al ir-s.rd % WIN TAl LOk. NO Aslo'-nos-e.
Who supplies agents and dealers tn sl Cheap Puolics
tons Msgazire. e. Publishers ,west cam rrcts 90
TO THE TRADE.
LIME I'LL ST hATED English Norks-Messrs WI.
i LEN PUTNAM respectfully invite the attention OF
The Trade the following elegantly embslshed works for
the approaching season and for which they have made ar
rsngeInent. for the supply The United States
The Poets Gallery OF Beauty, with IS very exquisite en-
cravings vol toto. In morocco extra
- rhe same. finely coored.
Evenings al Hsddon Hall By the Baroness Cslabreus -
vol svo with very eesan engrsvings.
Also for sale. on favorable terms
Murrsys lllumn mated Prayer Book.
Book Of Beauty for 1916.
Keepsake, for 1876
Book Of Shas speaie Gems
The Byron Beauties.
Shakespeare Gallery
Waverly Gallery
Gallery OF the Graces. &c. &c &c.
o2j p WILEY PUTNAM, iei broso"N'
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Drp GOODS.
MOUSELIN DE LANES.

MOUSELIN DE LANES
Monday next, al " o'clock precisely,
At Abraham Bankers ,l3j -pringsst.
S00 fAkDs Of ren M9u'el,n De Lanes worm q
worth e 81 per yard Great bargains In Cssame's
shawls. 20 ~
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. 7
Formerly or fozdwsy.l
Dealer IN fashionable French aud India Goods !! Bar
-, :, 80 90 wis
DROWN ~HEETI>is~ and shirungs-Ihe pe'i as
- got up any one establishment Lay
hs examined a. alufzcur-rs' prices on NJ "a E'of
OF Nos Is and ~ Cei.r-.L oz5 T y. USDtRtlLL
rOrrUN BATTiN6.-blyer. tor ne Sanada mar
~ kei a-- solicited examine large lot OF To-" pricee
Bats pal Up Ioanl bundles, y Cedsr.t sec pna
door. u-i r. ~ LNDERHlLL'
q 4 LAWRENCE u, aad Indian Head sseelngs,
III for sale by I. y. CNDERHILL,
Oh 10 aad " CoduSl
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LHAMitA. No. sos Brosdwas, between sprng and
n Prince. Fashionable Audiences! PALMUS ETH
OpIAN OPERA COMPANY. Saturday Evening, Oct 1oh,
viii BE-. presented The isvone huresque 10 two paris
entitled smn-leHee a: or the Virginia FAIRY and Gum
Elastic slipper ,sen from the lvoritr Of Cinderella
with al he orr -na music Previous 20 which WI be gwen
AGRAND VOCAL CONCERT
Doors apen s o'cock-peric nance to commence al u
Adpts.i,r o. Gems O.i ~
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Amusemente.

NOLISEUM.-Assembly Concer, and Military Bal
~ Rooms 45u Broadway, near Grand st-The public -
respectfully informed that this nav aud spacious building,
erected by the proprietor, finished, and extensively
furnished with me costly and elegant new Furniture
suitable for the purposes contemplated, viz
Amsgufceni Bal and Concert Room for public or pm
vale use h. extensive and splendid room having bes
furnished with every thing entirely new and OF modern
style aud SURPRISING elegance never before attempted IN
IA city, nine sgn hceu Chandeliers, hui
in counties, Of brilliant prisms. premiums
awarded pattern IN 1914 the largest moot superb and
costly Mirror ite city, also. ~ luxurious sprnssea 80
as with cushioned bacas Window Drsp-ries OF the new
est sty material match the sofas.
Ladies dressing-room furnished with elegant window
Drapenes three iarge and costly Mirrors marble top
abes with style OF brackets, ash STANDS
with marble tops cushioned Sofas. OuomsDs superb gas
Chandeliers and replee With every comfort and conVe
n.ence.
The geniemens dressing room furnished with equal taste
10 and every convenience for their comfort
The r.fr-hmentroom Will be provided with al abunds
the best ihs ~ can produce The supper-room, me
arges sud convenient of any 10 The city, lie entire
length 62 feet the widest part IL 10, and can accommodate
300 comfortably every hing connected Win ms depart
ment IN receive the utmost attention.
The above complete and elegant arrangements ara now
offered the ball going public and priv ate families Tie
subscriber respsc fully sOcs call fon those IA want o
the shove hopes that upon examination hey VIII
mad the truth this notice and he VIII guarantee 10 u.s.
every reasonable exeron his part Ia endesvof to please
hos, =, Lo may "a Or lin with their patronage
GEO W. MILLER, Proprietor.
GEO ALKER, Superintendent,
o2J tfsua late proprietor of the Apollo Rooms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

Fine Green Turtle.-One Of me freshest
u6i1(K green uns' OF the season, VII be served up
this day, 81 the Pewter Mug frsoAiori.st
bon y ~ CoanesSsgSs ahsrd- % "
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anrtion 4dlss.


JOSIAH RiCHARDs. Aoeaoes:
RY nASGs, RICHARDS T. PLAIT.-ssoe
- "a srasivsy.-Ls5.r-i e..h st's1oes msAs o 90
MONDAY EVENING, 7has
Law sooxs--A Ivre and vsn..e ool~c'ioo " Law
BO9s.. snass Ea,a.s sna ku-rie.n Repon'. DIssss
"WEDNESDAY TvESiNs ssh
Book are COLI ron Of s,sr' an sro N-ces 49,
Booss RsnS bo.s. a. Ae sstessy In casnui-s 70 AZ
,soNDAY AND TUESDAY sv.SISo So. 81 81 80
vALvAsLr MrpcA. 5ysS'-ths ar. sssnee o. -
together win arg, col. len Of New Medical BosAs
hrseins OF the sopa.sr Text Books
ny JAMES N. MILLEk-
ID TUESDAY. oet -
Al l0t o'cocs n. store No L.se.tyst
Boo.s SHosssso Bsos,ss-itco Booss. Shoe ~
Brogsns cuusslnr oi every variety eiisoe FOX sovthu
Western and Nsrtne,n irsae sA, p,.''ss
A,lO o'clock 81 store No Li3sf;y.,
BIRMINGHAM And SsESfiELD oo'c,, sc.-Or cracs
mouIe nr approved uot~l pscssS, snd os Of irssA
mgor'ei Brnir. hal 'ne ssssae S.'s u--,l x.,.
F-. Rle,er'. Drawn. HALVES Pis,e Chest Isro, ssd
anu Trank Lo,ks; Flnts. Tea Tray Ard wstr-s, Gerry
Comes. Tea Ned. SsieePsn' un'sd ..i saAmsss -.
Buus Csndosucss >nufers Uer man sIvef and troa
Tea and Table Spoons Britannia do Tobacco boxss IsSss
SUITE Jsm-ss Wooi,crews, round aud square BOZ. ee
Catalogues and goods ready for EXAMINATION tnfss daye
before the SAFE
II COTTON & 60. Auction and Commisstos No.
l. chaDls Nos lis Fulton sue~ and - Ann strsse I'D
srsl advances made coussnGcos snd prompt rseusss
SATURDAY. DC. ..
At l01 ociock, III the Store No ~ Ann-st
SECOND HAND fJSSIrCRs, CARfhrs, kc--Couprt61AG
Sofas Chairs rsbes Burs .As Roese ws.hsands double
and single Counting Hoase Decks, Beds, Msass. CrocAe
Also large quantity OF Brus.es ,ply and IuSa,a csr
pets. Oh Cleth Ac
Also barrel. ysrnish. by order OF . Recover.
Also. q general assortment OF Paper HAnsinss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
A NeKlCAN lil-ElM,-Eyery Day and Evealng

a MEXICAN Mt SKI .n.-Eyery Day and Eyenng
An week commencing Monday Oct .0th, io45-splen.
did performances every afternoon al o'clock, snd every
evening a. hsfpas Last week OF that Great WOnder oil
the W ord the Pehed Human Body! which has created
greater Xcl-menl scientific than any other d.
covery OF thu as century. The living OfsDg Oasng e-en
gagged for another week The DoDgols Minsrels are Ell
aged Last week Of the Dissoving Views and Mcroscop-
Mr. asd Mrs Merrifed popular V0caisis; also Madam.
Rockwell the famous fortune teller Admission Is cents
Children under 10 years ~ % extra To copsn
,b. E,rrr,ne Taller o20
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Markets Carefully reported for The Tribune
FRrDAy Oct "a

Books are open at New Orleans for subscriptions
TO the McIicsn Gulf Railway Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
THE NAVAL OFFICER.

ar THE PIRATES CAVE; BY Lieutenant Murray
" author Of FANNY Campbell - Published this dav Al
FrencRs Publishing Hall. 2l5 Broadway, up stairs. This
book contains leo neatly printed ard four beautiful
engravings For sale above and al all the Periodical
Den~ts Price q cent. o25 iii.'
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Roys, CLOrHIN9 AT THE rAIn.

AIRS CORNWALL, vi .s2 Grand 81 respectfully soncts
wi sn Inspection Of her specimens OF Boys Clothing now
being exhibited the Fair believing they viii be- found 60
perOr Ia syle snd finish any Manufactured In hs city
large assortment ready made her old sbhsbed stand
4s2 Grand near Allen n. b. Orders for any style sIs
rnted AT short notice % luissDfis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

SING At SIGHT,. +. WARNER, author Of he
- Rujmental Lesson IL Music, translator OF Webers
Theory &c. &c. will open new class Tor Beginners in
leaning 10 sing. on Friday evening, October Sls a. b
O'clock room NJ. al Broadway. new ant very com
pe,e the elementary principles OF re ss' ane"
OF vocA exercise, ana dsgamc apparatus Tor iils
tranc the irci vii give il. class very superior fF-
sses The course "a Is wei aisprd % persons
ho would prepare themselves 20 study the ano dfe o
any other instrument with advantage, and VIII be gres
saving OF expense II As0 designed aAe or Ladies and
tfenfrrren. IIr.t e.rnuL ire. % J-fu.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
AMERIoAN ANGLER's GUIDE.

DY An AMERICAN ANGLER-Prce - ~ns. Tbs
ID = neat lille pocket 70 lme Of 20 pages WIN en-
craving. % bod containing al necessary information Tor
angling Tor salmon trout, pcseTe pefcn carp ped has
ean f.h cod FOUNDER pOrgy bass, with methods Of
making srtlhcia- les, &c. , .., -, .
IL poo. or head Inieed can well read j al nome
with ut dr.arr Of the with winch NJ can throw a
Inc max H. and bait hook Besides here IL good
.for- OF nofr non tic raural history o. r-h N this
rio..iv rrrt,-1 voiuue" \. Y. Com Adv.
For ale ~ JOHN J. BROWN CO
90 ~ rultOn-s- near Nassau.
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HISTORICAL

4 Nd B.ograrlcal WOrk--Pubished by ID. APPLkION
.1X co 40 Broadway.
srnoll's Lectures on Modern History, limo. Z -
Mch-'er. History OF France, vol l. az
Burneus STORY OF tn Reformation, vols best edit 81
Koh.fsnsch n story Of Germany, vol 3yo y y
Frost. History vi L. ;. army vol illus rated - %
Do do do Navy do. 9.
Do 90 do lndisls. do. 81.
Guizots General History 81 Civilization, limo ~.
Roxan'- III story OF the French Revolution 50 cents
Taylors Manual OF History. vol 3 -
DO Nat HIST Of Society. vols. - 25
LArdsche- History Of Napoleon, vs. illustrated -
Aruod'- Life aid Correspondence, vol Ell 3d.
>ou,hey's Life ofOhver Cromwell. vol. 50 cents
Hami TONS Lie OF Alexander H -mlitou, , vols. IS.
In Press-Arnod'. History OF Rome and Roman Common
we4lL. Mch-lst's History # the Roman Republic.
O'CgIas hau'- II story OF New Netherand.
s.m1ndr- History " Literature.
H-erens Historical. Researches.
Car.yles Life OF schiller. revised edition.
NJ. Grants Memories Of al American Lady.
Pnn.i. n al and Oig..eg W lh-ns Tas-0. Oh gus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

a IuANIItA, no. so Broacway between sprins and
n Pnncel-A grand vocal and Instrumental Concert Of
sacr,c vu.c will given the above esab ishnent o.
sunday evening Oct 10Th, by the iO.os ing we'll knowu
fale1t:-Mrs Phillips Nrs shsrp, Mr. holmsn. MI Nave,
nRsh. Mr. Lynch. Mr. kneass, Mr. Murphy MI Oliheu,
ard ian anL effective orchestra
mission y cents. Concert to commence a, n o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

FRANKLIN Fire Insurance ompsny fniacei f.l--
L Agency No. snd Merchants Exchange, New ORA
The shove Company. with cap al Of 10000 Doar- ana
rpu. As-.fs amounting 10000 Dollars, mzslng rta
NJ fund I'd as O1 Do af- 10 meet losses prepared %
eject ln-uan-rs The current rate- OF premium On " are
houses Merchandise Dwellings Furniurr >ulps ~ fofi
1c &c and 10 issue permanent policies on Dwelling Houses
and Warehouses on tcpOs; % from = per cenl ID per
c-ut on TIE .um Insured according ~ m greater or -s
amount Of hazard TO be incurred d. A bOhEL' Aseh.
New-lork, OcL -lsL l1i'. o. -aNisu
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS

- For Si0cAs1 SC. 30 I1sI "5''
Friday p. VI.
The Stock Market continues buoyant anf me
strongest exhibition Of the fever is seen - Nor"icn ana
worcester. W len have gone Mp TO lot. The Great
phil carried of 900 shares at TO- sig sos on his horns
without winking
In Exchanges there Is little or nothing doing
Sterling /. 9. q9s Francs 25a5 23i
The shipments Of Specie since the 10Th inst. have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

CARD u c. Hill respectfully solicit, all those Of his
musical friends ladies' sentemen 10 MAJ be competeLl
10 axe pa tn performances, either yoco or instfmen-
tai OF The above Concert - meet Tor reh.arss at The Coe
uul, 10 Broadway, on WEDNESDAY Evenings, Al 7
n'clocs NJ p,.cisely ole tNovl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

- Gerber has the pleasure Of announcing 10 the lsce
and gentlemen Of the Of New York, that lie Intends 70
1--WE "A ID -ntd VIC I'D Instrumental COncer; on MON
DAY EEEsiSG, the lclh vi Noyember NJ TIE brvni"hs
Tareraco-On which occA- on n VIII be ASS al bs al i
mo-. distinguished professional LILY of s ciiy comhin.'
nth The members Philharmonic and Newly ors sa-
cred Music Societies Further particulars herr aier
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Vol NJ. MAN -nsaee 81 N study Wishe. 10 Obtain n
n room with board IN quiet respectable private family
in the vicinity OF Broadway and Sprng-sL hoe ad-
dressed TO " w ". Tribune Ohce, viii receive immedi-
az. .t..rft,u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

htL TAINTED Mnlo~ 81 dr- " n1.r-Alr AID ir
Oa-The argt sivareiy VI every style from ID cents O.
O dol ars per par FOE tie exclusive shade store
kELTi 4 RlkER, l3l Cnihain-st \. B.-Dea-efs "a 2
p Ell price. - per over hsn hey can pfetas'
i..r1 ~ or her .ta-as kelly ( RIhER. 1871. f2j
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ROOM AND BEDROOM

"a be disposed o. % geHtrl ptTsun-, WIN 00aTu d.
sired The rooms viii be- let with OF without furniture
and are well suited for gentleman and wife, two oi
three gentlemen who may wish 10 obtain comfortable
home for the winter Apply al NJ SO Broadway opposite
\ ! 49, l..rL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

fINMU GENTLE VI ~ can DC accuWmoIatrI Win
pe...nt rooms AMI .ooI board. by applying immedi-
stey al No IS Ann-st Can together al
very low charge. Also front parOr lumished) IN
second hoor, with board, suitable iof gentleman and "ie
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IAE SWkOEN6OhS LAbnhni, -,
WITH an InrOdgctuu, By Prof Bush, Numbers and H.
w wil BE- published by JOHN ALLEN, ~ Nasssu'I IN
TUESDAY 6ih mt This Periodical ,uof8cnE the
Memorable Re Of Ssei-n5Org >. cents pet n1uo-r
,uo-cnpgns be received for the Vol OF - Nos Tor -
o23 iIs
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DIbBsk >HOE>.--Psrs Of The caro- VI tnr urs
II Peterson usi srycd from Para consigned CONSISTING
Of shout gO6 pairs mems worlens misses and cmdrens
ri an snd ii Rubbefs, VIZ 90, psirs mems fv pairs
oneas so M-s-s and SEQ prs chidren- for sac A. he
loy., market urces By the package a. he ware
h,rse ofthe Nesars y Islia Rub Factory, - Mai
5rn-lare HUTCHINSON 4 RuNfON. o-' tus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25

D. pn c G. M tie sri II Peious Ouine Maps > dol
lars Der set These sp.entr Maps can be- found - ~
ohef sore 10 the city. Hcso has On hsnt arge assor-
eut of Muse Guitars Accoriisrs and other musical In
.trum-nt. Books AID sn-y goods. which he vii sell Al
the lowest cash prices $50, complete assortment ~ OIL
49, r,,ni.,g -n.. of The asy os5 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

FURTHER News FROM MEXICO ithdfmc.
al Of The French Minister. We stated Yesterday
that the U. S. steamer Princeton had arrived
at Pensacola, with Is days Inter news from
Mexico, and that there were no signs of war
The following additional items we gather from
the N. Orleans Picayuno:
The French Minister, Baron Alleye de CT
prey, having been again refused the reparation
he demanded tor the personal indigntles Offered
him some months since, has demanded and re-
ceived his passports. He was expected to leave
in the next packet from Vera Cruz.
BY the papers received at Vera Cruz on the
l4th from Mexico it appears that despatch
had arrived at the capital, stating that 5000
regular troops of the United States and 1900
Texans were on the march for Matamoras.
Tobasco was still in the possession of the
Federalists, and as yet the Government have
been unable to despatch any troops to put down
the revolt. The revolution at Tobasco is re-
pudiated by the Federalists Of Mexico.
Paroles was at San Louis Potosi with u
force OF 10000 men He was osteusibly max
ing preparations TO march for the northern
frontier; but his designs are suspected, and he
has been accused in Mexico of aiming at a mi
litary dictatorship.
The santa Anna party are in favor of post
ponlng the declaration of war against the Uni
ted States to more propitious time, in view af
the present distracted and unprepared condition
of the country.
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SECRET DISEASE
G-IURED nv FROM ! 80 3 DAYS

GiUftED nv FROM ! 80 3 DAYS or NV
u CHARGE MADE. Applyto DR., JOHNST on
OF the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick stTIeia
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may he OBJ
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonurrhga. Claets
SucSncs, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, AT:
teCtOHs Of the Kidneys, aud every other symptom OF
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation Of the raya-
yes of this disease, wheh from neglect consult 4
sAifd physician, or from ignorant and improper treat
meHt, the constitutional symptoms make thcrappeaT-
anCC-thc throat becomes liberated the nose dstaF-
ed nocturnal pains in The head and limbs, dmnese OF
sight, deafness, the bones affected, blotches on the
head face and eXtrenitics progressing on wlthlrghI
tul rapidly Till at last the palate of the mOrh IS dis
trOyed the bones of the nose decay and fail in; the
Vc Of this horrG disease become an obt CT Of pity,
until the last Of the drama winds up and dea;n
drops the curtain by huryihg the unhappy patient 10
an untimcIy tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by
certain pernicious practice may Re restored &c
perfect health by apply ing to Dr. Johnson, either per-
sOnaIiy or by letter. Dir. j. has seen that were
sufficient TO appal the heart and harrow up the soul
OF all who were not used to the observation such
terrible sights.
Should this mectthe eye OF any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately 20
DR.. JohEston who stands ready TO relieve them; and
from his extensive practice in the first Hospitals OF
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure, ne
matter how bad the case may be.
It's proper here to observe that DR.. Johnston is
not n present engaged in the practice of medicine
through pecunlary nccessity-he having, by the de-
cease OF reavc, fallen heir TO tonuhe-but thro'
an ardent desire TO benefit hissuiirnng tel0w crGR-
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan oil into thGli
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels no pity
Agar il must be remembered that the object of Dr.,
Johnston in Offering his services for the relief of the
mScries of mankind, is notthrough pecuniary neceG-
sity. Renee no charge will in any case be made IN
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such
for Squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Deomity
OF TIE Limb, such as Club Foot, &C., performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, Or the right hand side Of n Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from .as
corner. Observe the name.
{E}-Advice to the rOOr GRATIS.
All LETTERS must be PAID. fIG