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DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN & BIRCH


| RE NOW OPENING. IN tie Store lately occupied oy
n Williams. Rankin & Pennruan.
No. 63 William-street, corner of Seaar'
new elegant, and very extensive sk Of Staple and Fancy
Silk Goods. all the lsss; varieties OF Spring ssyes COM
prtsing the desirable aad fashionable articles oil pGess
Goods Fancy Silks, Ribbons Sc which they invite se
OF a the Of the old irm, and buyers gene
| rally.
From the great used the selection. and Their facilities
buying the mos; favorable they offer unusual
" strong inducements those who desire buy 70 the greatest
advantage. other for Cash or Approved Credit
They particularly solicit the Trade OF Merchants from Cour
y Towns and Villages their stock. embracing variety
of fashionable goods VIII be iocnd TO comprise styles adapted
to every market
Anon. their Dress Goods they would call attention to
Rich Printed Bombaznes and Bsrsses
! Syrian Lawns aud Nusns, Of new styles.
Hsl Half t'a Pans BsizSTiees J.cOOe,s &e
Bl,ek PTaseas MaSni;ss Ba.ornes sIa Pans quality
Very ich figured B;ocade and sasia s'sipei Silks
ALSO,
Rich printed Barge sh.wls. and elegant patterns
Satin stirred Barge sh,wls and SsaTs full assortment
Alusn de Lame and Thbes Shaws plain and satin striped
Rich Brocads figured and plain Canrleoa Silk Shawis
Rich figured Cap and Bonnet Ribbons variety of AL
SF sSGd, N 4 Lawns Bonnet
Sros de Rhine. of the aiftrsn; widths and qualities.
|
Blk and Blue BIZ GTos de Swiss. tiros Gram &c
| Biz aud Blue Blk Drss Sa,ins
F.. Black Bombazines full assortment.
\
| Kid Gloves Of every quality Mems and Womeny
Isle THREAD OF superior styles Ladies, Chdrens' SC.
Sewing SILK Gloves and Mitts. Of extra qualities.
! LADIES' CTivats ofsentire fabrics aud designs
! Italian Crayars. Mleous, Eeritas, Maiir. SC.
| Linen Cambrics Linen Cambria and Lawn Hjkfs, best
French plain. Hemmed, and REVERE borders.
Thread Laces and Edgnss Trimming Laces. Isle Edgugs
&c.
Their Stock will be found comprise full assorimea,
all the various small items needed and they invite the
OF Buyr with the fullest confidence that they
ply their line, ms SIN
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A DELIGHTFUL WORK
THIS Day PUBLISHED.
SPECIMENS OF FOREIGN LITERATURE /;
The CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN SCHILLER Il GoErH
TRANSLATED By G.. II. CALVERT vol. l2mo. we

=
The CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN SCHILLER " GOETHE.
Translated By c. II. CALVERT vol. limo. well
printed 90
il The Letters between Schiller Goethe record
kept by friendship the hsbitua feelings and thoughts o'wo
grateful sk he viii have the pleasure OF opening TO the Ane
can AID English reader the richest cpi.toary trrsute mat
between Of such genius intellect aud eul,ate
and that under peculiarly adapted % promote
rapid interchange ofctte The Correspondence which
ssts o more hundred letters embraces ten years Of
oreaing Schiller who had recently been appointed by the
Grand Duke Of Wrpa Professor OF History in the Unirers
one of Grand Duke, ministers III Wemar ~ his fory-
filth The proximity of their place Of esidsrce fed the
qent personal Their abnrs animated their letters
ZION by convention fresh impulse thsr
abos their friendship founded the broadcast
,ua r.tee and oSteed by active circle VI Dyzorating
influences uttered itself correspondence cordial IL
intellectual Published and for sale by
mae Willy u PUTNAM, lSl Broadway.
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NEW GOODS AT NEW PRICES.
SITTTON 81 co.

NEW GOODS AT NEW PRICES.
SUTTON 81 co.
Inform their numerous and friends. that there
may now br found at 1T SPRING-ST, 1.-THE Old Stand
for Cheap Goods large Of New Spring Goods
purchased recently low prices and to be sold DECi
DEDLY CHEAPER than the styles were ever offered
before in this City Among other decidedly cheap articles
may be found, NEW STYLE DE LANES, BALZO-
RINES. LAWNS, ORGANIZE MUSLlNS, CALI
GOES, SHIRTINGS. SHEETINGS. LINENS, Ola
PERS, SArINETS. FLANNELS, CLOTHS, BROCiA
AND OTHER SHAWLS, &c. &c
s. CO. all in of Dry Goods any kind that
our prices such that person be disappointed who
shall favor with their patronar.
1T SPRING-STREET. Cor. of Sullivan.
NBJnst opened. large supply Of Shirtings aud Sheet
ncs To be sold low goods of the quality
az
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:
For farther PARTICULARS and conclusive evidence of It's
superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which may be
obtained of the propretors and their agents gratis
Prepared AMI sold wholesale and RETAIL by a. b. Y d..
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street, SewIork.
sold also AT 273 Broadway IL East Broadway andby Drug
/ Slsts crncrnlly lhrough out the United States.
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GouRAup's Gossir WITH MS FRYNus.-The present has
sey be lied the age OF BRASS In proof Of tbs lie,
36ss be admitted candid world DR.. 6. spends years
toil aud attention the elaboration Of compound which,
x6sn completed he knows will be beneficial 10 his fellow.
auresand his perseverance finally rewarded IN this
With ador he seizes the n and set FORTH IN his
own pecuar manner Of the article he has succeed
ed mprOducnG-when 10 w starts host of hydna.headed
nuchcaleor compound. but unscrupuously appropriate
themselves the iierGtp coinage OF the Doctors BRAIN also
Again Dr. GovR,up Is made the victim OF pnfwriters
CONTINUOUS Of prosypoec illusions is pouring IN
apon hIw from the thousand aud one sinners poor aud
aeedy who exc out scnty subsistence from the production
their pens Somr of these eiusous rerirc, gems III
way; the last record from gentleman who modest
says he eau write 10y the acre. snd prose-nns 10y
-e square mileNand Furthermore. he has The vanity 10
shink thai the poems will produce sensation printed ~
te Mirror The writer opcns BY stating thai The Doctor
travelling fortune by the course adopted by the cele
sf7'ed Wsen lo.don some years scegttty and poet
eoaelpdes BY SAYING please me
@ gnietnan the Doctor would respectfully ask whether ali
hin his travels to fortune il the celebrated articles he
manufactures did not IN themselves possess great intrinsic
sessss and he desires that his epataton should be
Sd alone his witty aud loetcal advertisements.
ote for all the Doctor would remark tina, he perfectly
epa5ie trriing and that he
S therefore. i0egu AID however much literary tai
& aIlHaay be brought to bear IN the premises
Ihe LADIES perfectly familiar with the Depot at g. Wal
stct hrst store FROM Brcadway and such Of the dear
ss.,g, an de,ou> Of removing rimpes, ireckes.
axe q Gourcds Is!faa Aediedied Soap Thus also.
sad gathers in rank lasarisuee the upper liz
nal Gouraud. PoUdc Subtle is the only sriice eYtsn, for
as, S Gr,cqn air Dye VIII color red erey hair brl
aat black "a single night II consequently useless for
3 w,lIss .i:se, inst ,t store FR OH gToSlway. ~
Assrts;6 Chestnu-stee, Phisdelph;a Jordan, Milk
si ts Co WSee,ser Bull Hartford; Fefre Midi
own; Aysss New-HsNeo; Dyer Providence; Tousey Re-
lrse Baltimore D. H Moore Lynchhasg. Va; anderson
) nashville, Team; heiui,sh Lancaster Pa.
" \ SPLENDID Delicious Beautiful Head Of Hair can
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- UNIoNIsTS, CONE ONE. CONE ALL y
e,ue OF the Cnionst Association will take place a; Ma
sai Hall on Tuesday Evening, March nth a, O'Clock
gaeal ATTENDANCE Is requested there will be matter Of
ae interesting ali laid before the meeting BY order Of
SlLAs CHICKERlNG, President.
Nd HeLaks, Secretary MI lwis
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BOARDING.-T,vo or three gentlemen can De accom-
Haiots No "a Barclay-st Also, room ana oeoroooa
70 st with board Reference given and required j3i
poARDISG-NRS. GoSS having opened The new Anc
commodou, hosse &c Vesey-s:ree near the Astor oe'
prners choice OF desirable rooms 10 transient OF pela
men, Bcarders. Croton shower WARM anu Io
The location Is very central yet quiet and shady Terms
moderate,
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r~ypo NOT ooUNrnaFEITERs Of Bank Notes Deeds. &c
Mer ocr rewards aud other windy assurances that they
ue honestl aud why should DdlieVs MGgicd PAN En-.
,ca decep,icms twill life if you ge, the article
iguel IL DALEY viii. ren (nC printed al the proprie-
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Great Bargains In Dry Goods.

Great Bargains In Dry Goods.
SUTTON CO. III Spring street. corner of Sullivan,
have Just received and desirable lot Of Goods comps-
ing almost every variety of Shawls Silks De LANES Eng
and French Prints. &c.
Also large lot of Linen sheetngs Table Diaper. Nap.
kins sc.
Also number of of Brown and Beaced Sheetings,
NJ yerv low prices
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TO LET.
FOR SALE.

"a FoRsALE,LEAsg OR TO LET A COTTAGE.
latey put in complete order and has abundanc. Of
flowers and shrubs and every convenience
commcdace GENTLEMAN dong business 10 thu
Ctr being only hve miles L. l. For farther parcu-
Iars enquire Al s2s Broadway. mi lwiss
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q Srr CoMsrock Co., advertisement in another eel
Of this payer of articles that have obtained such M
pounded popuarity All should try them.
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Police Office.

TuprtT To ASSAULT ROB.--A cooreu man n'ilicu
r,ham Tutor was arrested by officer Br0ohs for having
threatened 10 njure and dcspo Of his money man named
jeremiah H. Fowler butcher Of Gentrestreet because he
all Fowler had Injured him. Tutor was committed III de
sault OF bail
for stealing table cloth from Martin f. Brown, Of No l:'
Whhe-street.
James smith, black was arrested and committed for
dealing quantity rsn from Thomas Beilby, which was
aiken tom the Hope Rice Mill, corner OF Jefferson and
South streets.
ARREST OF A FUGITIVE FnoM JusrIcE.-0ftcer Drinkcr
las, evening arrested cuiored named Nancy Muir
ray fugitive from justice from Philadelphia, who com
med burglary in that city on the lst OF last month, by
breaking into the of AIessrS ~ c. Sgers and
stealing thcrcom sundr property amounting to about $40
She il detained await the arrival Of requston from the
Governor Of the State Of Pennsylvania TO have conveyed
back for iria.
rested last evening for stealing pair Of boots from the
store Of Jessrs Wells Phillips Co. l5s Chahamstreet
Committed
lARcEylEs-Gcorge Blake, colored man, arrested
BIZ NJ l.. No Ga. for stealing cloak from Thomas Peters
aso, coorcd, Of No 2l2 woos,er-st. Committed
Catherine Sharpley arrested and committee 90 prison
III LOT Of carpcting.
John Gordon colorcd man. was arrested for stealing
dirk and heavy beaver overcoat which he cndeavorng
TO pawn lie Is committed, and owner is wanted for
The coat.
ESCAPE FROM RLAcKwELL's IsLAND.-A few days since
convict named William Waters made his escape from the
pneriary Last evening Mr.. Shadbolt one OF the Dep
Keepers rc-arcsci nm III inns CITY, anu ne WIS tahe"
back to the Island this morning 10 serve out the remainder
Of bis term.
colored man named John Gardner, was arrested by
officer Ives for stealing three dresses and coat worth Sl3
fm Joseph Gardiner, Al Th0mas-sreet. lie was iully
committed Tor trial.
John Gen was arrested and committed TO prison for
stealing two coats worth SG0 from Brown & Home, lIs4
Chatham. street.
TaE BURGLAR SHAY RE-ARREsrED some snort uhne
de notorious burglar named Isaac Shay, was arrested
ar breaking dwelling in this city, and while temper
lry confined tile Upper Police Office corner of Third
street and the Bowey to undergo examination, made
h ecare by breaking through one OF the roned windows
and then lcaps over the wall into the street. On Friday
evening officer Strong rcarrested Shay in New-Bcdord,
aud this morning he brought his captive to this city, and he
/. again lncarccrated 10 await his trial.
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SPOKEN. &c.
March 3D. lat SO, % 80, Claiborne. from Ne'Torieans
10 March s. south ShOa 10 miles, Plymouth Newell im
Sd inst, lat 81 IL Ion O. IS, brig Besey from Boston for
Feb 10, OF sand Key ship Victoria, I'm Neworleans for
Fss 30. of rortusas brig Carlton from Baltimore for
0t Feb lat Ii 49, len 50 40 scr Echs, from Calais e
bouud to Barbaboes
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BOOK FOR THE LADIES'.
EVERY WOMAN
ould seuL 70 the New World Office, q and for
THE COUNTESS FAUSTINA,

4 ROMANCE OF lfE RSkkf,
Translated from the German Of Ida Countess Hahu.an
Considered story merely the book is full of interest,"
No reader who has begun will readily leave till the
page reached 1t full OF delicate perception Of char
acter, and gracefully uttered sentiment It is conceived
throughout Just aud healthy moral spirit The WINTER
displays exquisite aud feeling conducting the passion
ate and finely struag heart her heroine through various
trial, aud temptations till finds last in the sacred
shade OF the cloer To the ladies, especially. who may
glance over this weprn;cd volume, confidently predict
high intellectual enjoyment.
ALSO, JUST PUBLISHED
THE WANDERING JEW. Vol. I. of Hsrbert's elegant
Translation Price only 80 cents Also Nos IA and Il IN con-
tiuu,tion price Ct cents each.
HORTENStA, a capital novel from the German oil
Zschokkr, price III cents.
THE REPOSITORY OF ROMANCE for February ls
ready-i2s cents.
Strangers invited call and examine the New World
which is only 81 year Eachynumhsr illustrated.
ml02 T.. WINCHESTER, Publisher, q Ann.st
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CREAT BARGAINS IN WET GOODS.-iOGOO yds
uof Bleace and Brown Sheengs from the oop Rresidts
slightly damaged by ony-Yad.wde Calicoes 900
yards only lOd per yaFdLinen dfs large size Is Also
lust received large assortment OF Spring GOOdr.
mi re- 4. LORD x 60. 1873 Sprirg-st.
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4 10" ASTHMA. DysrErsh, lSpI1TsrioN or livrn C9M-
PLANT warranted cured by Lonsleys Great Western IN
= itan panacea: sold only at 81 Courtiandt
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CoTToS.-The ranSac tons to-day have been TO fair
extent, amounting SEQ bales chiefly for export though
We heard Of few operations on speculation The
market is well supplied, and holders selling at current
prices. During the week ending this evening there has
been fair inquiry io- Cotton The sales since Monday 20
the close Of this days operations amount 10 $1,000 bales
the grener portion being for Liverpool with some little
France and Tor spinning The demand has been mostly
for Gull Coitos Of qualities from good ordinary good
rrddng. In the early part o; the week prices became
slightly IN cf the buyer and have continued unD
its close when sales Were made !c and &c
lower than the quotations OF Monday The large
rivals Yesterday and To-day with the desire The part
holders TO sell from the wharf has tended establish this
decline We alter OF, figures 10 correspond:
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= Just landed aud received renty various styles
rich DRESS GOODS. the most splendid aud eKPcnsir
Fabrics and the richest cooriGss ever exhibited.
Tn. Of ihos- who buy for the tSLiorcbL
trade IS invited, BOW IN * NIcShhiEE..
ms i'm l6 William 81. corner Of Beaver
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A LITERARY TREASURE.

D. APPLETON & co. have recently published
The Life and Correspondence Of 1llOS ARNOLD, d..
By the Rev. A. T. STANLEY, a; VI. From the third Eng
The Life OF Dr. Arnold will be found of unusual value and
literary 10 heads OF colleges and semnares Of
learning, students and teachers ia public aud private
schools No considerable review IN England whether repr
enng the high low parties III Church or Stateno weekly
daily publication has failed express the wonderful
aud beauty Of this volume Of biogIarhl. mario Bus
Fuk Ci.EkIiYMEN AND STUDENTS.
D. APPLETON co. have just published secoud Ed
THE PULPIT CYCLoPEDIA and Christian Miui.tsr'.
Companion containing 300 Skeletons and Sketches Of Ser
mons aud Essays Biblical Learning, Theological Stu
dents and the Composition and delivery OF Sermons BY the
author Of Sketches and Skeletons of Sermons The Lon
don edition Of four volumes complete IN voSvoo oo pages
So 80.
the various collections OF Analysis of Discourses
SCRIPTURE this has been PRONOUNCED superior 10 all the
Others exclusive OF the OF information conolned with
Essays which constitute about onethiId Of the whole
volume Preachers of all denominations i'll find 10 this work
an acceptable and useful hand book Invested Of all t
illogical controversy. MILO 2us
VALUABLE STANDARD HISTORICAL WORKS.
Bancrois History oi the United States vols 10Th edition.
with map and plates.
Prscotts History OF the Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella,
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Als0ns History of Europe from the commencement OF the
French Revolution the Restoration the Bourbons. vols
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Hume smoett aud Mers History Of England, from the
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Napers History the Peninsular War. vols and
Also genera, assortment of Books every departmental
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supplied very favorable terms
TURNER HAYDEN'S Cheap Cash Bookstore,
mlBy 10 John street Broadway.
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TURNING LATHEs FOR SALE.

REGISTER OF COLLECTING ATTORNEYS.
1T L co. keep their office Register Of good and
sponsbe collecting Asrneys throughout the United States
and Canada Tor the benefit of subscribers the Mercantile
Agency and for other merchant gaiutou.y who make
soncl application Particular information will be gyen respect
ing their responsibility. business integrity history. prompt
ness, &c.
relation collection Of debts will be furnished 10 suscr-
ben. mH 3ls
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- Mr. O s Fowler lectures on the Character of Wo-
unoii-d By The sciences OF Pvuotogy Physiology
and hysiosGomy. this evening, 81. LUX : Buildings com
!nencing y O'Clock aud closing with examinations. Ad
IN M shilling
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~ Our citizens engaging TO have Plumbing work
doE- for their the of Baths Water Closets
Shower Baths Sc will do well call Messrs Philbn
jenkins basement No Johne-t whose work has thus far
gwen universal satisfaction. il9 ISL
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PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
p from the foot Of Corliandt.st al O'Clock
SSl P. N landing at intermediates Places
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt.
Sunday afternoons al o'clock
The Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt NJ H. Trues-
dell will leave Tuesday Thursday aad Saturday Afternoons
al O'Clock.
Passengers taking the above line viii arrive in Alba
ample tine 10 take the Morning Trains Of Cars for the
East or West - The boats and substantial.
furnished with and elegant State Roos and for sperd
and accommodations unIivaed OF the Hudson
y For Passage or Freight. apply board. or 10 + l.
Shultz, AZ the Office on he WHAT mlen
S ZOE SING &c, s5sS W,s. s iso@
foot Of Harrison steel, Thu. Day H Nee.
day) O'Clock r. M landing Yonkers Hasliags Doobs
Ferry. and TauyIown. Far Is cents. naslo IL
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~ Merchants wishing files of Country Papers
M. (ftre of charged application above lwis
~ THE INVISIBLE WICi-So closely resembles the
real head OF hair skeptcs and connoisseurs have pro
nounce the perfect ard extraordinary invention OF The
1y The great advantage of this novel aud unique wig IS ITS
being made without sewing weaving which causes is
peanc-s so closely resemble the natural hair both III light
aud natural appearance 10 defy detection rs rNtu
being beautiful porous and free that III all cases o
other WIGS entirely avoided The skrp,ic and connoisseur
alike invited INSPECT this novel and beautiful Wig. and the
REGULAR method OF fitting the head at the manufacturer a.
C. Barry Broadway oI Libety-steei, up Stairs
milk
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- For j. Augustus Shca's Lecture thu
Efficacy Of Nor PoMsT and Moral Policy IN . attainment
of National Rights. Tomorrow Evening Clinton Hall.
corner of Beekln and Nassau streets tickets be had at
the doors cents each.
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~ MESsRs BARKER * ToWLE, No II Catherine
street. have received large lot Of Domestic Goods from the
wreck Reesde damaged by water ONLY ml
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Markets Carefully reported for TIE Tribune.
SATURDAY, March 5.
ASuES-There ia still but little doing, holders no;
meeting the views OF buyers The nomina rates are 10
and 81 for Old and new Pots and Isl FOR new Pearls
About $50 bb!s cid Pearls changed hands at 063 o.
Sock On hand Ma, I'll $ 1915
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- Second Snrd.-The Denccraiie "hig Eieeto,s
Of II. second Ward requested meet on TUESDAY March
it a, mil past o'clock P NJ 4; the Second W Ard Hotel
No. Nassau Tecsive the report c me tonnss
on Charter Officers
J. L. CROSS, Chairnln-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nIANO FORTE-An elegant Piano Forte. city made, Of
fine tone and finish and warrlnted-can be had for SID: II
cost ]0O and has been used long To be seen a; No. %
yX.L:,. :. 49,, milo lwiS-
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petole judges ULshoEFfER, lNckAHAN and UAIi.
Decigtons
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Second Rnnrd.
Public Stock Exchange.

$50 shrs L Bank cash 55l 25 shs y \ Trust. bnH
100 vieksburg Bk. cash g 100 Reading Rid $50 4
L N e. IL N11r1, & Nnr cash
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COIN. Fashion.-J. NJ TGCE eco
COHllERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

us soti,<W -.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-04
Mexico.

We are not advised says the Union of the 3d. that
our government has received any late dispatches
further information from Mexico Our precautionary
preparations still advancing with great spirit.
We give further private intelligence (from the New
Orleans papers) received by the Water Witch. The
accounts appear to indicate less of an immediate mil
itary explosion The fifteen millions must be obtain
ed More troops must be raised. Aristas troops are
deserving him. The assertions will probably multiply
as they approach the frontier.
We lay all the details which we received by this
evenings southern mail before our readers. Some
speculate that Mexico may not declare war; yet that
she may strike blow. If she does not take very
good care, this blow may reco with tremendous force
upon her own head.