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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08
Correspondence Of The Ne"'fOFA II'0'He'
PHILADELPHIA. July :, ?. NJ

one of our most respectable ciilzezs, George
Harrison ESD IS no He died yesterday nor''n,
4, his residence in Chestnut street az me s9'sSe1 * ~
4 wears For twenty years he nled me en.' oi "a.
A,ni Of this port having been appointed by James "-
olson. ,i
A portion Of the Natives OF Southwark resolved
That The ,th of july this day. the Anniversary OF the
Massacre OF southwark. be Kept IN perpetual rcmeih
brance and that We teach our Sdrsn ~ - - Il,
name. OF the perpetrators. The NAIVE nsSs arc III
mourning and displayed half mast and minute guns are
10 be ared this evening between and O'Clock.
The Native American National Convention nave
adjourned sinr Ge
ms AID no, arrive until about halfpast o'clock ini'
afternoon the engine which was an Old one ofra~ns
down on the road.
The Morning Post paper long devoted 70 me
,,,or- of the WIKI party has been suspended Tor want
NJ s,prort Mr. Bel. BADGER the proprietor mas ever
5esn among the ardent advocates OF WINS pFci'
ul,s ann Whig measuees. understand the ne" paper
allied The Native Eagle Is about purchasing the fo-t
establishment
A Young Enelishman named Isaac Jacobs aged
about ~ years with wife and TWO nue. chii1ren' u"'
been csrryn. system OF fraud IN TINS cry 'ot SCUM.
,ine past The extent which no one l. yes aware Or
lie came almost pennyless 10 this city from New OK
where he followed his business mat Oi le"euer anu
Nv some means worked himself into mere hle ntn
on the wharf which finally sold cut 20 him lie t'n
managed 10 obtain large quantities OF goods from our
,,.rrb,n,s on commission which be would Immediately
.hip % New York and Baltimore and dispose or nc
<et large cash with the Banks, wnich tnane''
nm % defrsud two of them ihe nahN Oh Non,
,parcs however was TOO cunning for hm-noi So Win
the Bank Of Pennsylvania which he ieeced OF >lV'"
When he left Philadelphia, which was on last SATURDAY
week he was seen with 4 large amount ol Nhus IN ni'
possession aud accompanied TO the wharf by nose
who could not have been entirely ignorant on MS guilty
intentions jacobs Is on his passage to England IN
he steamer which sailed on Tuesday last Previous 20
leaving Philadelphia he engaged IN the manufacture
OF locotoco matcees =,
There Is no material change IN the stock Market
since the last meeting of the Brokers ON Thursday sst
except Wilmington Railroad shares. which have tumbec
down 10 l3i decline OF , No change IN our Money
Narket-the Bank rate i per cent
E,rs, Board 5 Penn and Ohio Canal % : phiadcl
phia Bank lost. III yicksburg. - 5000 state -
LAYS and interest 73l $1,000 Tennessee Bonds. sst u
Reading Railroad, 29. $1,000 do. Bonds 3 D ~ ~ he
high, IA. 80, 49,, ~,
Second Board-375 Grard :, 200 Wilmington Rail
road "a: 100 do l3s $1,000 City 81 l03 20 hensingtor
Sank 5il: $1,000 Lehigh g. 1875 49, 5000 State 80
73I $500 do 5 DO and interest 73t - Commerce."
Bank Sit
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nv THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Gen. B. Dawson. Member Of Congress
from the Third District of Louisiana died al his res
idence near St Francisville on the Goth ul'

FARTHER MEXICAN irENs.-liappears that Cen
Rsnglon in his desperate attempt 20 Effect arcvouilon
employed as bis cry santa Aas ami Federation
ureposterous combination tor al who are familiar Win
M po,tca history OF the late Dictator Il stated ma
he President Gen Herrera with h.s Cabinet were he.d
r.oners by the insurgents for three hours ana hall
r S.iiversncs i attributed 20 the rrnnrss OF Herrera
bir,,self and the hdery of The Government t-oop--
enor Tore the editor OF n SGD Mn was dangerous,
~ wounded during the ARRAY Gen kens.on nmsei
i,s upou the disastrous issue Of his attempt
Among the candidates for the Presidency BESIDES
hose We mentioned on Thursday. u Gen. Nicho.as
3rsyo renowned in the military Annals on Mexico.
''N''' y q. Picsyune .>ih.
NAVAL STATION AT PEN>AcoLA--'' { un''' s, :,
-, aSr,r nisr Commodore Conner. now a, Pen
scoa ind. great difficulty IN getting ready FOR sea Q"
- the absence of the necessary supplies AZ tnS' pN'
,r sttnr on; vessels. In the matter OF water Ait'ee
% rbe- hav, been no adequate conrivsnccs 10 iuFuish
onr nav Commodore Conner has been competed U
end 10 Black river thirty miles distant from fensSeo.s
!" s0' "A'e - n. .. Pic. 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

The Eren,ng Gazette. in reference 10 the s'a''
meut that Texas has assenied to Annexation on 'ne
strength Of promises that better terms shan oe &C
corded her than are specified IN the JOINT he'''"-
lions remarks ,--..s
The Lin, Revolutions Annexing Texas 70 the n.t.
states were IL viii be remembered ony yy..in~.
90, uo,.e. ri Congress after the presence ID asi.
90, - NJ Polk then President elect and IN W. -
bv very close vote. OF the sixteen northern
n the Hou.e who voted for Annexation ,ber
inc. received Office from the PRESIDENT aN- ~
three are re. 70 be provided Tor II .-s familiar
Win the closing scenes IN the senate - --sin,v
- certain extent yet the extreme stsie " nm 70
IN which the fate Of the resolutions Wa u. GENERALLY
ne i..- roonent almost. Is not. we insslhe'
known. IL. .r.aech against An
Mr. Senator Bagbys memorable - Sens,e-ip.
nexstion-a speech which eecIn- ,he utmost con
.pred the opponents Of Anne S4tlon members from
sdence bui caucus Of the demoo asns - con.
1t, - The .sne evening iound M - T.
nee ,ber senator that whatever ~ 49,. he rn., too
might indulge in when II cam 49,. was recorded The
he mark: and accordingly rs 80
very nesi usy .;rion was and Is pretty well under
IN, Mr. Senator Johnson OF La We are 'o.u, ao.'
500 or aad his mind in the short Perod oil 'ne oe'
ualy mn , ,nepcemeu, Of calling the Ayes and Noes
:" s.h 20 oonoent when his own name was called
ana t "a OBVIOUSLY expressed determination 10 vote
,.s,bn; when it came 10 his Turn voted ior-'he
eos,r,on having seen cause 10 alter ms opinions IN
90 minutes which the process OF calling the ayes
"a noes occupied in the Senate This IS certainly one
n The most sudden conversions on record
There are other incidents too, connected win the
massage of the resolutions almost as remarkable and u
KIN the very hard and unfair offer made TO Texas -
We ouo,e the Morning News-,he annexation project
5aa such difficulty in passing the Senate. what would
nave been it, fate had the promises made IN regard "a
ultimate advantages also been made known 10 tha'
body ,
The answer we think is easily arrived ai-bui what
are those advantages and VINO conferred the authority
upon The President make promises OF future dement's
"a case Texas should consent 20 Annexation
II s TO this point desire 20 call attention ana Pso
yoke inquiry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

ry- Tie Loco Focos of Muskingum Co ono al
meeting held a, GAINESVILLE on the 2sth ult for the
appointment of Delegates to the state convention
held at Columbus on the 4th inst refused to pass
series of resolutions approving the Administration
of President Polk after fierce discussion by vote
of u 10 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

-yHon. WIN HERRoD has Withdrawn from the
canvass for Congress in the VIII District OF Indiana
and JAMES P. FOLEY is now the only Wing Candi'
late. The Wing Congressional nominations tor the
whole State are thus completed Election, first
Monday in August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

The LONG ISLAND OUTRAGrs.-W { have misiaid
4 long article sen; US detailing what is termed the
citizens side of the Railroad Controversy in Suffolk
County. We are SO crowded that we could hardly
publish any rate Neither is there any need Of it
The whole case is in \ nutshell: There extensive
Tres Suffolk during the late dry spell there had Of
en- been in such weather before The sufferers general
charge their origin the locomotives of the Railroad
The Company say Prore tbs, such was the and
are ready to pay the damage but We cannot abide
your mere tarc,cs tina, the res were cccssioncd ey
our trans Some of the sufferers decline any attempt
establish legally their claims and undertake to annoy
md worry the Company into paying their demands BY
caring up the Rails and thus endanserine the lives OF
hose travelling in the This is lynch-law OF the
sor., sorand al engaged abens !, richly deserve
a-te Of sing Sing discipline. This taking the law into
mes hands and Furnishing every body who travels
or Railroad Conpanys alleged injustice. Is not The
hing for country Of Laws and mus, be pu, down. Are
he sufferers afraid to trust their with sufolk
uryt
we nope the sufferers will be successful in any less
"emps to obtain whatever may be due them bu,
ns up Rails is not the way to get it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

An Ex-GovERNOR INsASE.-A letter rom In
iianapolis to the Cincinnati Gazette says
melancholy spectacle was witnessed IN our streets
one DAY last week Extioy. Ray followed by acro"u
of boys was conducted through them to the County jan
FOR some years past has been evident that his mind
was becoming impaired, (supposed TO be from dissp-
pointed smb'on,) I'LL at length he became so lar de
ranged a. b. the destruction OF his wife and Tor
her safety he was committed to prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

FROM SOUTH ANERicA-By the brig Frances
Lord Capt Gaddin from Bgenos Ayres we have hes TO
the 81 Of May ncuvethree days later than previous
.dvices by the way Of Boston.
Mr. Ouseley the British Minister, landed AT Bueno-
Ayres on the 2rh u April The packet insists that MS
mediation 70 end the be only by way Of persua
sion and reasOnn g-that there IS no idea OF employing
force.
The small pox had appeared in the province Of Santa
re- ard caused -rea, alarm vaccination having been very
generally neglected.
The complete and anal overthrow Of Rivera, the con-
tending President II the Oriena. Republic seems 20 De
uncuesonabe Those Of his followers who entered the
BRAZILIAN territory after the battle OF India Maers
dsarned and sent 70 the city Of Rio Grande
Rear Admiral Ingeheld i the successor Of Commodore
Furys in the Rio De IA Plata but had not arrived on the
81 Of May.
BEAzlL-We have also file Of the Rio de Janeiro
Journal the 10th May inclusive. The infant Prince
IA, been oleny recognized oy the Legislature as heir
10 the Crown. Com. Adv.
MONTREAL. c. Z. July 5,h, lsi5-The second
Dreadful IRE Quebec is the only thing spoken about
here present There strong 10 beve that
caused by ncendiares. and the authorities are
actively engaged IN sitting the matter TO the bottom.
The destruction Of that part OF Quebec had been pro-
Dhe.ied for by insane person. who Is now
IN custody. No other arrest mas yet been made.
Great numbers Of those burnt out IL Quebec have
come up 70 Montreal in search Of employment,
The insurance Offices vii lose by this asst fire $50 600
dollars. Of which Office alsne rhe Canada loses
$4,000 this Is IN addition loss by the Office
the former IRE Of $4,000.
The government, Is doing everything in It's power to
relieve the sufferers $4,000 10 be advanced imne-
dsiey for present exigences and loan viii be forth
with negotiated IL England the security Of the pro
vnce. for $4,000 which will be lent the Of
property in the burnt district Of interest Just
sufficient 70 prevent ultimate lose 10 the province.
Honorables W. Draper and D. B. Pspnesu eft here
asst nlgh for New Brunswick their instructions to
make every eto. 10 set al res; the dsputed boundary
Inc. Cor. Livingston Wells.
u fire occurred in Savannah on the 30th ult
in store on Ancsuxs wharf occupied by Mr.. Thomas
Ford grocery and liquor store and BY Mr.. F. Hunt
Inxron shipping and notary Office The store was
owned by the estate Of Ancisux, and valued ar
about q w, no nsurAnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

" OLE BULL gave Concert las, night il
New Haven Tonight he appears in Hartford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

vERMoy1.-The Wings Of the Green Mountain
State held Convention at Montpelier on Wedne-
day. July %. and unanimously renominaied Hon
WILLIAM SLADE as their candidate for Governor
Hon. HORACE EATON for 1t Governor and jobs
sPAULDISG, ESQ for Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08
Dpy,DFrL ACCIDENT AT ITHAcA-THREE Pi

Dreadful ACCIDENT AT lTHAcA-THREE PER
sons KLHD-About 10 o'clock this morning the cannon
was drawn the brow ofhe bill East Of the village 10 be-
ired during the marching Of the procession. Gen. Boyd
an active young officer. who one Of MS assistants
was despatched By the marshal 20 execute order 70 the
lnners and seeing they about 70 nre and being
mounted on one Of Mr. Andruss spirited young animals
isuounted and standing leaning with his nigh, arm
upon the horses shoulder with his chapeau IN his len
hand looking calmly the scene his horse bens held
Il the hif by Mr. : benjamin. there some dfcuity
with the match and all eyes turned TO the hand
some and noble figure Of the young general when ire
reuaous explosion heard and the promising officer
.as launched into eternity, IN the prime and vigor OF
manhood and MS body stretched horribly mangled
across the body of his fallen steed which had been
stunned By fragment .; the gun piece weighing
about thirty pounds struck the general IN the le breast
and caused instant death Mr. Benjamin escaped with a
severe confusion in the abdomen in another direction
TODD collection of men. through the midst OF whom
another fragment sped charged with death. and Sc
ected a. - victims valuable cizens Professor :.
Quinby and John Nix. Esq. Mr.. \. was killed almost
instantly being struck in the groin the piece tearing the
parts IN that region and Jay ing his bowels entirely open
Prof @ was taken the house Of Mr.. Davenport when
ne tainted He expired in great agony about > P n
This ,ad has gloom over our village and the
rejoicing, Of the day were greatly checked by the oc-
ctlrrence OF this unexpected catastrophe.
Ithaca Journal, Extra, July I.
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.r-We would refer our readers 10 the advertisement
Of the Excursion Of the Sunday school attached to the
Alenst " z. Church Board the Delaware down
The Bay, through the Narrow landing Buffers Poin,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

" The MORNING Posi-. an excellen, Whig pa
'er a, Philadelphia. has been discontinued
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Caurf Cnlcndar-TnIs DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Psrt NO e.. Part mos -, sl
Is 81. g L. 20. o. o. 10, 100.
CIRCUIT CoVRr--sme az yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

Two-FoLD MuapER-Msdsne Rockwell, The fmfsmef
fortnneeller al Peale's Museum killing peope WIN As
constituent Der surprising rey-ations ana "nenei
his new piece OF Joo search en- OUT Is making t~m ansi
themselves 10 death The saloon Was crowded 10 JAN
ast evening there was hardly room " ssa1 hs sdssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

" The article from the writer Of the "Mysterx O
# iniquity Is unavoidably omitted this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

.f@ Hunt. Letter Balances or scales are well spoken
Of zee advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

z The American Museum viii be h-et as usua. III.
evening to witness the War Dance Of the Cannibal Che
who has been reengsged for another week Inc otter
fractions are also superb See bills Performance Al Z
o'clock
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MARRIED:

On toe 9th ult by Rev. seth Alden. Dr. J. A PENN
NANof New Brsnrrce % Miss J " CROSBY. Of BROOK
fed. Ne.
On sunday. 9Th INST BY Rev William ~ siiweli NJ
MONMOUTH b PETIT to Miss NARY ANN BROWN.
all Of this city
On the 9Th inst &, Grove Lawn. sing sing Nv Rev
Charles n Hs,sey. WILLIAM AVERY STANTON ~
HANNAH MARIA third daughter Of James " Rohinson
formerly Of this CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

NBLo's GARDEsThe Acrobat family repeat for the IN I'd
time tins country their performance called the I'm
ssspena0nuts. IL i very astonishing exhibition AM
Ahosncs IN extraordinary and singular pictures and j.
ally distinct from their frat entertainments The seye
Castles OF ae Passions Is piece 1Aely ~ have snothe
good Sbos Is popular than .vsr and uu.t
nue so n succession VI pieces with dancing, scenic r.
ects and music be produc-d Mrs Mowaii, who create
such sensation ON her FIRST appearance the Park IL cd
gagged and viii shortly appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

~ NV DtscoyIRy BY which all Steamboat Pipes.
saves Crates and Iron work OF every description NAV b.
,.p' e black lpre, eut hsm from nsing with a. besul
ul polish A. coach body by application syear THIS
,rice can b. had only p Conrtlsndst by The bottle ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

C,rrtoN.-Dsiey's lorens and eenunel Pam tNTaeios
A li CORTLAND street Remember the true i sold only
Be,var, VI nm sir purpoung 70 be Daleys. which sa
dangerous. counterfeit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

- csuranar, Iallsn Aea-a,o. N0P. sold or q Corr
aidsL with the Aagfarcd Laos. ~afranD@ Genuine
prie. ONLY > cents.
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Prepsr,d exclusively in Ne" YORK. can be hsa, - ~
MI al tlr Old estlb.sed ofic of the Proprietor, s
.oinlandt street. one DOOR below the corner u o'es
.ffset. .-...~A a
While the "youns man" who formerly inrIesr a.
NV business continues refer my name or pan a.
sc my name in any way, may be well TO noeC spub.
rrt,,emept on another page. beaded Caution " y.
&c" Z. y bkkk0AA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

The magical and astonishing chemical properties Of h'
genuine Jon-ss Soap the theme Of admiration and won
irr OF ALL To how beautiful, son, clear and healthy
makes harsh rough dscoorcd and dl-hgrei skin. Al lhs
saue time curing AL pimple- reckes, discolorsons ke-
Let all who doubt ~ powers try once. Mind and se
none JOness Soap. You for your own SAKE re-
que.ied 20 be- particular IN this. Oct nowhere else IN b'
cify bar at the sgn OF the American Eagle, 81 Ctnhams
III Broadway. or lS9 Fulton street. Brooklyn, 8siAis
street. Boston; Ledger Building Philadelphia lys Asoi
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BALn>sss PgEvf> ran Pc sons using me genuine n.n
af Columbia canuot become bald Few sfpAcsots VI
Al any time top the hair rsm falling I'd Wheeler
hN s.ress otherwise N also restores the hair on heads
ha been bad for years These are act aud WI y
,rov 10 the satisfaction gf any who viii De persuaded
Ia make use of Sold only Al p CORTLAND street Asc
Roach and BEO Bee B,>E not only DESTROYS ue.r Nsfwn
AMI IN ant. AMI oher insects Lo>cLF,s 0st.r Wr,rsN
tSpl,~ P,>.cNA warranted o cure any case OF Asthma
Dvspspsia. Costveness or INDIGESTION. &c.
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PRICE ONE CENT
SECRET DISEASE

NURED IN FROM TO 3 DAYS or NO
u CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR JOHNSTON
oft LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be OBJ
tanned the most speedy remedy for GonorhBa, elects,
StricMres, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins al
iectlons OF the Kidneys, and every other symptom OF
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is the contemplation Of the rava-
ges of this disease, whea from neglect 20 consult
skul physician, or from ignorant and improper treat
men the constitutional symptoms make their appear
ance-the throat becomes liberated, the distas
ed, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dimness OF
sight, deafness, the bones affected, blotChes the
head lace and eXremities progressing with fright
ful rapidly TIL at last tAe palate of the mouth is dis
uoyGd, the bones of the decay and fall I'M the
victim OF this hOrrd disease become an object of pity,
until the last scene of the drama winds up and death
drops the curtain by hurryng the unhappy patient
an untimely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by
certain pemlcouS practice may tie soon restored to
perfect health ny applying to DR. johnson, either per
sonally or by letter Dr. j. has seen cases that were
sufficient to appa the heart and harrow up the soul
OF all who were not used TO the observation of such
terrible sights.
Should this meet the eye of any WHO are suffering
from the above affection, let them Ay Immediately to
Dr. Johnston, who stands ready 10 relieve them; and
from his extensive practice i'll the first Hospitals of
Europe and Al erica, he guarantees speedy cure 10
matter how bad the case may be-
1t is proper here TO observe that EY. JouSsTos is
not at present engaged in the practice of mediCn
hfoush pccuhlafy nectsslty-he having, by the de-
cease OF relative fallen heir TO fOttune-hut thro,
an ardent desire to benefit his suffering fellow crea-
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan oil into their
wounds, and particularly TO relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels no pIy-
Again ii must be remembered that the object of Dr.
Johnston III offering his services for the relief of the
mseries of mankind, is not through peclniary ncces
Sity. Hence charge will in any case he m nm
less the PATIENTS cured
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for squirting. Cataract, &c. Also those for Deformy
OF the Limh, such as Club Foot, &c, performed or
the Poor free Of charge
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice. on the right hand side OF n Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street. dO)rs from the
corner. Observe the name.
l3-AdviCe to the Poor GRATIS.
All LETTERS must be PAID. fIO
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AMERICAN UBLICAN
HEAD QUARTERS.

LITE MILITARY HALL, NJ GAY STR EFT
YHNHE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
III forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity that,
III conformity with public opinion, he has changed the
name OF his establishment to the 'FAMERICAN RE
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS" where he will
be happy TO accommodate ALL his old customers, and
such ep ones as may desire to avail themselves of
comfortable place of resort The Bar will be, as
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES and IL
QUORS, and all the Deicacies of the season will he
served up, as heretofore, in the best style,
{E{-The BOWLING SALOONS, attached 10 the
establishment are comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without molessation, and al
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
n2U-3n Late Military Hail. n Gay-st.
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STENOGRAPHY. Or SHORTHAND WRIT
- ING, and COMMON PLACE INDEX 4 BOOK
KEEPING, or place for every thing and every thing
in its pIace-taught at Mr.. BUHRE'S School, corner
of Lombard and Bond Streets on MONDAYS, WED
NESOAYS and FRIDAYS, from TO 81 O'Clock, PM.
Charge for the whole of lessons in both branch
es, Sd; for Stenography alone s.. All who wish to
be convinced ofthc extensive utility of these time and
l1bor saving improvements, invited to call and sec
tor themselves. te20-lw
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FIRES IN BOsroN There were several small
fires in Boston on Friday. The organ loft OF
the Chardon street Chapel was set on fire, and
the organ destroyed. The ticket office at the
Washing tonian Hall was considerably injured,
and the grocery of Mr.. Johnson, in Merrimack
street, destroyed. Several Others were da-
mayed.