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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

r. The fair and elegant OF this city pretty well know
thai the genuine Balm Columbia, the splendid hair
ing perfume is only be hGt p Cortisndst and
enen preferrng let black brown hair red grew,
nav ind the ariel. their hearts desire In tn OF the
East India Hair Dye from 81 Coraud.st which VII! not
color the SKIN. n 2teOG
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L., COTTON & co. Auction and Commission Nor.
L chants Nos. lis Fuonst and 81 Annst Liberal id
vances made on consignmens and prompt returns made
THIS DAY, Jan. 7th,
Al l0t O'Clock, 81 No. 81 Ann.st
small assortment OF Hats Of various quanes Also,
Boots and Shoes together with several Chests OF Tea By
order Of ALEXANDER BATES. Constable
Also an assortment OF Furniture, consisting OF Soiae
Chairs Tables, Desks Beds Bedsesds, Mattresses Ono
Iron Chest Looking glasses, Glass Cases. Plated Ware,
&c. Also, quantity of Boston Rockers
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70, DR BASSfsc's BoDY BRACE IS a. efficient reieifef
most of those weaknesses Of body which require support
such ms weakness Of the Lungs Papitaron OF the Heart
dull pains IL The side, sense OF sinking, or gone
ness AZ he stomach with weights al he lower body also
and weakness OF the limbs all OF which sggra
a,ed on standing or wskingdyspepsa, eosiveness and
, rea, nervousness and gloOm with disposition 10 cry
moi knowips the cause-pan and weakness in the back
h ,v,ye distortion and enlargement OF The shoulders
and 6,osiou OF the body 10 a!oop weak females and
children Also. public speakers, complaining of Bronchitis
6d sr.7l ana ;ruuetiate benefit. The Brace relieves
simply y GENTS ns the descended dragging pile OF in
I.rusl organs removing the stretching OF their attaching
and BY supporting the sHaA Of tx back il gives
f soon ever and removes all desire OF Necessity for
mr. shoulder braces by throwing the body on to its
n. IN trial OF one week is price VIII BE refunded
win the exception OF two dollars ior trouble and expense
sbopls The de. Ired relief rot be obtained
pi work entitled Common Sense on Chrouic Disease"
10 sell or lend
ps,rnba,s Giving information, sentf free 10 order.
Medical men are invited TO examine and use, 10 whom 70
mar discount is made ii desired Responsible ladies
~ gentlemen NAV take agencies Patent rights of counties
and STATS for sale L.ces repaired graluous during the
NJ n will be always in attendance on ladies' during
hcn,s which In future viii be only from II a NJ 10
p and from 10 P. N. instead OF from 10 = and
ron, sto 6. OFFICE 4S7 Broadway. u I"H
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OLD ESTABLISHED

INDICATED VAPOR and Sulphur Baths, ls4 Fulton.
lSl 1t opposite ST Paufs Church Mrs CARROLL
beQs leave TO remind the public Of tho weDknown ef
fcscy Of her Vspor Baths in all OF sudden colds,
coughs affections of The respiratory organs, rheums.
s NC. Sulphur Baths for diseases OF tho skin require
ci,y $500 u Sits
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" ifc oil i.

The Anniversary Meeting for The Election of Ocers FOR
ne ensung year viii be held TUESDAY January lSh
10 O'clock, 4. NJ Tit
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SHEKIFF's sALE.-By virtue Of wit Of teri "a.
sale al The vesbule Of the City Hail. in The city Of New,
YORK on The lath day of February, 1916 a. O'Clock M all
bsd on he ah day OF November 1874 any time alter
wards In whose hands the same may De, or In and
Greenwich street. In The city Of NewYork with the story
brick house thereon lot IS feet front and By 80 feet
deep Lot No. ~ In tho TIL Ward. In the city
Of York. with frame house hereon lot Is feet front
and by 100 feet deep Lot No. 66s
10 the CRY of NewYork with story brick building there
on IS feet front and rear by 100 feet Deep Lot No eS
Washngtoustreet In the city of NewYo at the corner
Of Amosseet with The story brick building thereon io
Is feet front and by 100 feet deep Amossreet also
on the other side Of said lot 100 feet JAN
uary 9Th, 1916. WIN. JONES, Shsrln
w. w. LYON, Deputy Sheriff. il law6w
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D. D. NASH, Aucuoneer, 1883 Futonst
MORTGAGE SALE OF Printing Materials This Day,
lS1Wedne sny al 10 o'clock, at No. Ann.st Sd and 9Th
stores-By virtue of mortgage, the contents OF print
ing establishment Stands, Guoys Chases Rules, Casee
Leads Imposing Stones, SC Minon, Brewer Bourgeois
Nonpare and kong Primer Type, together with the Once
Furalure JOHN WlNTRINGHAM.
IT. Agent for Mortgage, - Cnt-st
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF .uo
County of NewYork, Notice Is hereby given ~ o, he
sons having claims against Samuel Mscauley se 9Th he
City Of NewYork deceased, present the e Of =. r
vouchers hereof 10 the subsctbe at e NswYok on or
Sso5 me- me- .syea sy 81 july next Dssd
the sixth day Of January, 1886. .npIsoN.
,-,e 8 a. OWEN,
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NEW FOUNDRY, No. So Ann:st near Gold
l<st-The have opened new FOUNDRY al tne
above place where they prepared 70 furnish al KINDS Of
Newspaper book fancy types and every oner aruce
Necessary Tor printing Office The types are
in new 1ou!ds from matrices, OF the best OF materials,
and are warranted superior In beauty and TO
sny 10 be had al any other foundry In Tho city OF
They in the Engsh style expressly ior ssIs
befor. offered 70 the public who invited 10 call aud ea'
enln n loi siennnts vii be made for Cash il am
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L. D. ATWATER, Secretary.
Armory Gothic Hail. Brooklyn, Jan. Sd, lsi6. j72t
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DY JANIS NJ. MILLER
ID TUESDAY January 18th. 1916.
At lOt O'Clock, al the store No. Lioorty-st
Doors SHOES BRosASs-l0O0 Boots, Shoes and
Brogans consisting every varey-suable for Southern,
Western and Northern trade. Sale positive.
THURSDAY, Jan. 22d, 1916.
Al l0i ocrk 1.-THE OF Lsphsu Corse Co. Is Ferys
SoLE LEArHEa.-5,C00 Sides OF Hemlock and Oas Sole
Leather with other articles in the line
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wing an aggregate paid, IN the state, to

~ he amour; contributed on rate bills to
~ " ,eachers wages, has been------ i'9 i-'''o
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A1ss i,sa make the revenue for The year end.
rsssh Sept. last OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1,000 IS
f'.sa balance Of the revenue OF this
- ~. as Treasury, al the close OF The rs
'A!sals4i Of ......................... 1928 IS
N.l
A iss "a aggregate of means Tor the year
.., ssy heats for eccoun, OF revenue for The
!e@' Were. 55e7o y
ssS gal. balance Of revenue in the Treasury,
n, OF The STATE are under the superrtend
,Sual o. the Regents OF the University, aud their
e. TO the Legislature will exhibit the expend.
Rdto,;n e iund, and present the condition OF those
e S, sa'ant Of the deposit OF the United States with
Safe, aenc'nna,ed. in the accounts, the United
this "t9ho Is .-------....-...--.Si,Uli go II
The sum sum there is loaned 10
lrres,ed ~ IS .--.....--..-.$ 364l520 %
Due I f,ar IN IS State stocks ITO 90
AZ" he General Fund 37ls99 q
The n.s,,.., -S40l4520 Il
fund snS INTO the treasury Of revenue from this
he nsS. the las, year. have amounted TO- $50 27o IS
fund aens Of revenue for account of the
hsyshSmeet the current annual charges,
I... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 263 $40 30
'oee Of ...................... sl64al q
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FOR SALE-Two or three Lott OF Ground in the
s centre OF the village OF Wlsmsburgh, for the
IL ceeding low pnce of 800; $3.50 remain bond
sud mortgage for or years per cent tte perfect
The lots are situate ihsL South First Inquire OF
] G. WEST, No. Little Greenst near Madenane, N.
Y or al Ills residence South sist near lhsL Williams.
huTah 12iT
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G. FOR SALE-Three larg- Lots on 9Th Az. near lib
H:s S. and one on 18th Unioupark Apply to
AA-~ il Ivy A J. BLEECKER, Broad.st- near Wall-st
- FOX sALE-A traci OF 9VO0 acres OF snd 70 s'
Lawrence Co. N 7. Apply to A J. BLEEGkEEa'
sts n Iw Broad o. near Wsll-sl
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For salaries OF officers. -.S3,ei9 w
n furniture ----- 49,
For additions alterations and repairs. l,iU3 81
For the Improvement of grounds. ~ o7
For genera! support. embracing allob- 80
Jects OHt i!!ose ABOVE. 10 ot- az
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List Of Arrivals

At the Primo ipal Hotels in this City, the day end
ing .Novenlber IL, at 8 o'clock, p. M.
GADsBy's.--B M Derringer, d C; Col John Wal.
den, Va; A J Marshall, do; J B Beale, do Geo $
Lennon, do; Mr. Condict, New Jersey; D w Harri-
son, Charleston, S c.. ta%
us. HorEL.-Mry Burt and lady, Miss Burt,
and boys, Savannah; N G Crenshaw, Hanover, Va;
Eliza H Crenshaw, do; M M Crew, do; Mrs Sanford
and boy, Syracuse, u; J Blasdell, N III; George c
White, Richmond, Va; w Foster, Va; Foot, do.
CoLEMAN's,-Chas G Wexford, Fredericksburg;
Chas Mccullough, Mobile; John Murphy, Bait; ~
Lananaga, Lima; Lucas Seayer, Batavia; w Capes,
Richmond; Capt Loper and Son, Phia; J M Gordon,
Bait; Willien, New Orleans; J F Auchincloss, N
X; Mr. Gibson, lady, and child, Va; Col Bruce; Capt
Alexander, r E, Bait; Mrs E Cook, Nassau, N P;
Col S Blair, R A; Mr. Naigten, Canada; Mr. Spragge,
and lady; MIR Keene.
e BRowN's.--Luther Morrison, West Troy, N Y;
Elias Mayer, Cincinnati, Ohio; John Hodges, Phila;
D Hamilton, New Bedford, Mass; J A Berry, Port
Tobacco, Md; Gen Geo Rust, VA Mrs Kohen, Char
lesion, s CsBS Neufville, do; J 7 Dennston, Ly-
ons, N Y.
FuLLER's.-M Ward, N Y; G H Penfeld, do DR.
A Brennard, Norfolk; w A Nichols, U Artillery;
Richard Evaus, u S M.
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday morning, the 10th inst, by the Rev.
Job Guest Mr.. JoURDAN w. MAUar to Miss SAL
LIZ NJ, eldest daughter of George McNeib esq, of
this city. , s - #ts
On the 4d instant, in Christ Church, Georgetown,
by the Rev. Mr.. Gassaway, Rev. GEoReE ARMIs-
TEAD LEAKIN, Rector of Trinity Church, Balti-
more, to ANNA MAnIE, only daughter of Hezekiah
Miller, Esq, of the former place.
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This DaY.
nv Y w

BY r.. w. DYER, AuCtiOnOer.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
IL PIANO FORTE, Sc, at Auction. THIS
at o'clock, shall SELL in front Of my.
auction store for cash, very excellent lot of House
hold Furniture, &C., amongst which are aa.f6
Hair seat sofas handsome pair mahogany hair
~ seat Divans a KEATS Nts
Mahogany dining card and other tables -
Cane-seat and other chairs 8,.
very superior toned pianoforte, in good condi-
ton and fashionable make f.s
Sideboard, crockery, and glassware
Solar and hall lamps, handsome pair girandoles
Hall, step and other carpets
Bedsteads, good feather beds, mattresses, and
Bedding, wardrobes, mahogany bureaus
iWashstands, toilet sets, Sc
Also severel secondhand template and cooking
itu4 stoves. With great variety OF other ar
tcles and a lot of kitchen furniture
Sale peremptory, and the terms OF sale to be COM
plied with before delivery Of the articles
nov 12-lt M r. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
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DID NOT ARRIvE IN TIME. The Western cars
for Baltimore were detained Tuesday evening in
consequence Of a man falling from one of them ia
state Of intoxication He received no serious injury;
the train had to return nearly mile on his account
He had bottle Of the greatest enemy Of man 10 his
pocket. 9 II
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Eceiesiasfical. Mr. William Love, late Of Ha.
gerstown, hus received a unanimous call from the
Presbyterian Church If Martinsburg and Harper's
Ferry, Va, which he accepted. He was ordained
Pastor Of these churches by the Winchester Presby
tory, at their late meeting in FredericksbGrg.
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A Toast. "Old Bachelors like sour cider, they
grow more Grabbed the longer they are kept; and
when they see little mother then turn to vinegar
at once" 6l igaf SlAr
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Wednesday Nov lth, ls46.-The case Of Gius-
ia vs Lawson, noticed yesterday occupied the whole
day. 8itt ~x4tl.4e..., sust .,f
number Of additional witnesses were examined,
and the case, after speeches from Mr. Bradley for
plff and Mr.. May for defence given to the jury
at 4 o'clock.
No verdict was rendered at the adjournment of the
court.
The Van Ness case was fixed for trial on We'd
nesdoy next +sa #e %IaE a
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EYTEeTs OF DRISKINs. A gentleman just ar
rived in this city from Ohio relates the distressing
story that while be was travelling recently in Wis
consn in crossing prairie he discovered the body
Of a msn nearly devoured by the hogs lying near
which was jug Of ardent spirits. 34es Gsr
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Y q urThe Boonsboro "Odd Fellow" will have it
that the earthquake was real Washington County
affair Il We suppose the folks in jefferson county,
v a., will claim share Of il too.
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I gI-That the case of an editor is net hopeless s
evident. Mr. Haller one of the editors Of the Fred
erick Examiner was married lately, We wish him
much joy. ns "
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DIED.,

On Monday, the I'd inst, at his residence miles
east Of Cumberland Nd. Erastus ]. Akers, aged 20
years, 9 months, and 8 days.
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q THE FUNERAL. Com.J B. Nicholson was bu-
ried yesterday. His remains were attended to the
grave by two companies Of volunteers and twenty
one carriages in the procession. The President,
many Of the Heads Of Departments, and Sc veral Of
the Navy Officers were in the cavalcade. sieqt
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Attempted Suicide.-A woman named Susan Mat
tingy was yesterday evening taken up and examined
before Justice Smith on 9Th street. charged with an
assault upon somo Of the inmates Of house. This
woman, it is said, made two attempts during yeser-
day to kill herself by taking laudanum both Of which
failed to produce the effect intended. She was COM
mtted, after proper trial in which several witnesses
were examined and held to bail for their appearance
at future time Susan was supposed to have been
insane. Poor Susan 'a! tets
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0jTMrs. Child, the true blue negrophile and au-
thoress, speaking of the discovery Of the runaway
slave SelkiIk having been discovered packed up in
IN one in these suspected boxes was found the Hping
gospel Of freedom bound in black !, For the dis
covery, that the New Testament and negro slave
are the same things, Mrs. G. ought to take out a
patent forthwith. t4.5f t.r, gt.a
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0-rMaryland Coal is considered excellent wher-
ever it has been used. s@, t
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Mr.. Clay's ,Statue.---Mr. Hart who has been en-
gagged by the Ladies Of Richmond to make statue
of Mr.. Clay. is in Lexington Kentucky, and has
completed model in wood half the size Of life in
citizens costume. He will repair to Italy inthe COM
ing spring to enter upon the work. ~ 4
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uT The Harmonious are now in Cumberland,
Md, singing away as mer rily as ever
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YANKEE, DpoDLK. The b hoys in London sing
yankee Doodle borrows cash, '.N
Yankee Doodle spends it,
And then he sneps his fingers at 8
@s3 The Jolly fat who lends itpa 1,s<

The following item has gone the rounds of the
papers. fs.tl ttahSlf
. CURIous LEaAcr. Mr.. Tustin, late chaplain to
Congress, has had call to the Presbyterian Church,
in Hagerston, Md. Mr.. Hugh Kennedy, who died
some years ago. left small annuity to that church
on condition that they should sing nothing but the
Psalms Of David--when they depart from this they
loose the legacy, which amounts to five hundred dol
ars per annum. a1sia 4 M a0tpi orS iHs1
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Evacuation OF Monterey.

Wshave not seen 50 graphic an account anywhere
of the Evacuation Of Monterey is contained in the
following letter fromths Picayunss correspondent,
Mr. Halle and we are that our readers will Pc
ruse it with pleasure.
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U,rehemssd Stage Effects. The Wheeling Times
says theatrical corps in that city were playing
Perfection, and when the lady acting the part Of
offers" six footer from Monroe county, Ohio.
walked up to the stage and said, "Hers is the boy
for you and there is the license, laying down boz
ma fide marriage license the table Of the orches
ira, ."&
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NOTICE.--In consequence Of the inclement state
OF the weather. the presentation Of the Bible by the
Ladies Of the Island to Equal Division, No 6, Sons
OF Temperance, was postponed. 1t will positively
take place on Sunday next, the 18th instant, at "a
o'clock, according to previous arrangement at the Ry
land Chapel, in the 7th Ward The Sons, Daugh-
ters, Brothers, and the community at large, most
respectfully invited to attend
BY order of the Division, aya,
w. e, CHOATE, w. p,
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GrThe Phil. Ledger's Washington Corespon-
dent says, that the Administration has nailed ts
flag to the mast to stand or fall by the tariff law Of
ls46, and that it is not true, as alleged by some Of
the journals that the Administration is willing to
make peace with Mexico by taking the line Of the Rio
Grande, and surrenderng all the conquests west Of
that boundary From. information on which we can
rely we are enabled TO corroborate these statements
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: Stoifzerland. On the Sd Of October the minori-
ty Of Geneva took up arms because the Council Of
State would not vote to dissolve the league of the
was waged with great vigor by both parties-the
killed and wounded being over $50. There never
be republic in Switzerland like ours, until the
minority learn how to obey the laws enacted by the
majority. Hailt NN
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A coon HIT. The Louisville journal remarking
upon the rumor that some of the Presidents friends
had sent him resent Of lot Of superior domestic
handkerchiefs, thinks thai the President will not
need any more favors of the kind seeing that he had
received many Uipes recently from New York
Pennsy lvania, &c. &c. ts fii4tln tss4f.t4
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OMbEH, STOVES, &c, at auction. On FRI,
II day afternoon next, the 18th instant. at half
past o'clock, shall SELL at the Capitol, quantity
OF lumber, such shelving, shutters, doors, and old
packing boxes stoves and pipes, chimney caps hearth
rugs, SIC. Terms cash, in specie
nov lots rsNa r.. w. DYER, Auctoneer.
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or The navigation oflh Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal will be resumed on the 18TH There were
several breaks occssoned by the late rains according
to the papers published in Cumberland Williams.
port, and Georgetown but the breaches will soon be
msnded,
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A LADY's REauEsT. One of our amiable female
subscribers has sent word that she would be pleas
ed if we would publish larger number Of marriages
in the DAILY FousTAIN. Some of the gentlemen
complain that they cannot succeed in inducing their
dulcineas to unite with them in holy wedlock, from
which il would seem that it is the fault Of the ladies'
that there are not more marriages. However, as we
dare not put the fault in this matter upon the fair
ones, we will give i opinion that the are
to blame. "Why don't the men propose I" is no
doubt the anxious enquiry of not few. 0
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QfThe Secretary of War wrote to somebody on
the 10Th ultimo that it not designed to call out
any more Of the Blue Hens Chickens for the Mex
ican War. .t8
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h ujJThere is new paper to be established in New
York to be devoted to philosophy and wit. Il is to
be called The Judy--a very significant name!
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OTFouris selling at Cumberland, Md, for S4 so
ass 90; Wheat sOas0; Potatoes S7c. tB

FIRR AT CUMBERLAND, Mn. On Saturday night
last, the Cabinet Makers shop of Messrs. Newton
was consumed. II belonged to Edward Armstrong
Of Baltimore, and was insured to the amount o.
$500. ..a arbsl sa6 .uae
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UrThe Troy Post remarks upon the fact that N.
York for the fret time since the organization Of the
Whig party sends majority Of Wings to Con-
gress.
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n. w. STEWART, GROCER, 10Th street and
VI. New York Avenue, keeps constantly on hand
Com plete stock Of the best Groceries which the mar
ket affords and sells on the most reasonable terms
~ He excludes all ardent and vinous spirits from
his store nov 12-6m
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The Rancheros. Rowan Hardin, Of Kentucky,
in letter his father thus describes the Rancheros
Of Mexico: a3 $500 j a i8a
"The Rancheros are the people who live on farms.
They are poor soldiers By the laws Of their gov
ernment they are not allowed to have arms at home,
and consequently do not understand the of them
These people are not cowardly but unskilled in the
use Of arms and without confidence in their rulers.
Gen. Taylor esteems them brave people |; but they
are not effective in battle because Of their ignorance
of the use Of arms. Their defeat by Gen. Tay-
lor on the Rio Grande, with such odds in their fa-
vor, has destroyed all confidence In themselves and
they fight with no other expectation than to be
whipped" c3 7e
The Bomb Cannon. This terrible instrument Of
war, now on trial at Boston, is well calculated to
destroy the castle at Vera Cruz If all which is said
of its power be true. Recently it was loaded with
a6 lbs Of powder and 1872 pound shell containing
7lbs Of powder, and filled with SO second fuse
II was then elevated to 35 degrees and fired. The
shell fell at distance of 81 miles at Squantum bu-
red itself five feet in rocky bed and exploded tear
ing out pit IL feet across. This gun would soon
demolish the fort Of San Juan a. Ulloa which seems
to be considered by our government as impregna-
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~ Galabruns European Hotel, we learn. is soon
to be re-opened by R. G. Nichols, late Of the Troy
House, New York. @.9ist Hl phts4- Ssf
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lcorre,ponaence d Che paily Fountain. ]

Alex sDdra, Nov. II. 1886.
The Commissioners having resolved TO take no
notice Of the repeal Of the resolution under which
they were appointed made st = subsequent and un-
authorized n,ssling. commencsd to hold an election
to-day for three Commissoners before the Legislature
at its next session. There is excitement on the
subject, and the voting is dull Francis L. Smith.
esq, Major Robert Brockett, and @. W. Gusts, Of
Washington, will be elected by majority there
having been scarcely any opposition to them up to
halfpast two o'clock. You shall have full returns
tomorrow. gf.as t..t1..s ate
Babtist Missions From the Annual Report Of
the American Baptist Missionary Union, il appears
that this body has under its direction, l6 missiona-
res embracing Sc stations and 81 out stations, SO
missionaries and assistants, Of whom AZ are preach
ss; l50 native preachers and assistants 81 church,
ss, having more than $500 members more than 600
having been baptized during the past year; and 20
schools, with about 1000 pupils.
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Iowa. The St. Louis New Era gives it as rea-
son why this State has gone for the Democracy,
that the people are for the improvement Of the Mis-
sssippi, which washes its eastern border, and
have taken this method Of rebuking the President
for vetoing the Harbor and River Bill. as1