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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24

A HoME DEPARTMENT or AGRiouLrunE.-About
the best plan Tor The good oany interest OF which
we have lately heard the establishment OF National
Bureau OF ricuture suggested and enforced q, the
cent session OF the Convention OF Farmers Gardeners
and silk Culturists this City In accordance with
various resolutions special Committee was then and
there organized to mefnoralze Congress on the sub
Jet and ascertain il universal action could not t
had From the establishment and continuance OF such
an Institution great good might result 70 the Agricultural
interests OF cur country In might b. deposited all
inventions particularly applicable 10 the OF The
Farmer, and conpeten. Nigh, be employed to in
truc, Arcul5uriss in the scientific principles OF their
profession Thus might great AID lasting good be dore
TO our farming interests and would add voice in
communication of il
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General Notices.

~ College of Pharmacy Of the CITY Of New YORK
The regular Winter Course OF Lectures N this Institution
vii; commence Monday the 20 oi November next at
O'Clock p NJ and be continued four months, on Monday
"Wednesday and Friday Of -sck week. Al the College
Rooms ali Broadway tower Lockwood Bookstore.l
On NaIeria Medica and Pharmacy. from ~ oclocH
f,v Professor Ben amin W. hcCreafy, VI. D.
on Chemistry from O'clock, by Professor Law
renee Reid.
The Lectures on Ma,efia Medica eHd Pharmacy al be
illustrated by extensive cabinet o. -peeleaS OF Tue
and false Drugs.
The Lectures on Chemistry VIII give prominent sten-
lion TO il application the business 81 al APohscary al
fordng minute instructions IN qsntiatiTe ana qntla4e
anal and svntl-ses with experiment
showing the methods ssceua1nirs Tie strength Ald Pu
rv of Drugs and Chemicals They VIII ais" comprise ~
,-ctioa In the extensively connected WIN
MANY OF the useful and ornamental! arts
Tickets for each Course Scan be- procure OF John
NiIhau lsj Broadway: RushiOG L Co. ll1 bso-dway ;
James : Aspinyvall. ss Wi.am-sL; Adanson Olif. 6
Boyr-ry; j < 4 Meakim, ST Broadway Weismar :
Cas-bsr corner OF BrOoe and Orchard IS, George D.
Coggesha vi Pear-s and Of either Of the Proies.cr
Sew-Yors, October, 1915 o. eOdtN%
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The War in Mexico.
Correspondence OF the Journal of Commerce
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Oct 81

WASHINGTON Wednesday, Oct IL
The original plan OF operations IN Mexico has
been lately modified. The plan al first adopted
would have divided and weakened our forces That
plan was probably agreed upon at time when It
was supposed that the Mexicans would make no
show OF opposition 20 the invasion. 1t has since
been urged upon the Executive TO concentrate all
the forces upon one object and i, IS asserted today
taat these necessary changes have been made IN
the original plan
1t now appears this, Gen Woo is to JON Gen
?'aylor at Saltno. moving BY way Of Coahuils, and
leaving garrison there; and that Gen: hearney
is 10 march TO the same point by way OF Chihuahua
"a fearfully long march
General Patterson, with arse force, Is to be
Transported to Tampico, and means OF transporta,
ton have already been prepared His force viii II
found necessary, be ordered TO unite with Taylor
&; San Luis Potosi and. ii not, may be employed
in a contemplated attack on Ners Cruz =,
Ifthis is the plsn il is sensible one and II VII
prevent the danger bur too apparent, OF the utter
sacrifice of Taylors command. After allowing "r
all the troops left 81 Tampico, Saltilo Monterey
chihuahua Santa Fe, &c. Gen. TAYLOR Will thus De
enabled 10 meet Santa Auna al San Luis with s
force OF seventeen thousand men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24

MURDER-A singular case OF homicide TOOK
place Marion County on tie evening OF The late cleo
non Two men who lived IN the vicinity OF iaze~e!!,
by the name OF Jenkins and McloE going home,
and riding on the horse-JcnkiGs being IN front
Soon after Leaving town jenkins Was discovered with
his throa, badly cur aud expired in ie7E minutes with
out giving any information IN regard 20 X NcAi-on
was TO. Tar of and appeared 70 &c gong frofa Eit tut
on being called 10 returned and acknowledged tae act
but SAID he did SELF defence Beth We're supposed
10 have been on the horse when IL occurred and cosi-
e-sblv intoxcsei McMIiio1 wss taken mo CUSTODY.
hui we have not lesrn the result of The investigation
Macon (Ga-) Messenger.
ARREST Al MoBILE.-A man passing under the
name of Alex Mcdonald lately arrested near No
bis he Is supposed 70 be James CoTan sao commit,
ted murder Il. Pf.s5urZ n l-c and before Ms thar
,,.ad IN hrsskfug ja and making his escape since
which t;r,e be has no, heard OF UNI ahof; tune
since when being intoxicated ne male sole
remarks which led 10 MS N-es S!UVO reward was Oh
tered or his apprehension II The time CT as escape
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT on TIE II. LA"KtNeA-
Three Of tie unfortunate men scaten y sne not waller
m the Id, 1loson on board the Lord Sydennarn have
areay exo;red from TIE effects OF the injuries they re
cs;-ed Two Others il ! said. have Te-y Lille HoP= Oh
recovery.
N,vtf-Cspt. Firzhuzh. at present in command
Of ,t sresnar Mississippi has been appointed TO the
commend M H.. N.- Yard a. Pensacola and CoLlrlo-
dore Mckenzie Is succeed INN IN ne command OF me
Nsslsstupi 70 WHICH ship Lieut. 3 y aHnter !s'e Of
r. Tr1x-51 has been also ordered N o. Bee Oct d
Err ~ RrvrR1rY-The India Rubber Shoe
ys-rf,r-,-v with wooden tenement occupied as 8
Shoe Mandatory adjoining we're entirely aesrroyei
bv IRE Wednesdsy evsnin: me los i ssuasted q
shout & 800
~ l.i,, connected -1ith one Of oar most 70.
c-sfl families IN town detected II he act Of
-; s-f v-o-th $50 from enc OF our dry goods
stores N aosrn the ether day The susosii was made
acquainted with Inc iscs AID A. ss-1 E -. az
hushed il up. 80! - AZ
Twelve deaths from Yellow Fever occurred
:; y f-,s.,. during ne week ending October IL
sixteen q. erhtscn more cases were reported u ne
cY.
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Things in Observation-Disclosures in
Mexico.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
NJ n....ro, So, l. as

Correspondence OF The Irbune'
M,rAMoRos, Sept. L. ls46.
There are about thousand on the sick
lis, here onehaf came from the Brazos and the other
from Camsrgo Col. Clark, the Conmandani here, had
two OF his horses poisoned the other night and one of
them died Two Mexicans got his yard in the night
and after the Colonel had endeavored and failed to shoot
them with doube.barreled gun they returned, when
ne again tried to pepper them but the gun would not go
OFT The next day the Colonel moved his quarters to TIE
house where the soldiers garrisoned,
The weather has been very not here. | am badly
troubled with the pricly heat Tie following Is list
OF the prices here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24

Tx RresNoND TRAeEpY.-This case cams De
tore the Court oil Hastings sitting IS an Examining
Court, on Wednesday The testimony was me same A.
previously ofered. Dr. CsIIniaehe N whose presence
Hoyt made his dying statement was called ana 'ie
fence objected his oral testimony on Inc ground 'A
b written declaration mus, De introduced INST De
Ing the highest evidence The defendants "'sn sAs
declaration to be pc, IN for the reason that under
MD come NJ Mrs Ayerss letters showing her IN
;,j Howl, The OBJ lection OF the Commonwealth
,,s,,v waived and the declaration read The
r',,-, ssoprnei nil Thursday The defendants VIII
-, r.,,s,,,bsred are Samuel :. Myers Wiihan h
Myers and William 5. Burr
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SEw-yeRK, SATURDAY noRNIsc. OCTOBER -, 1915

ing to go there on our return Last year FIVE hun
dred Americans inscribed their names in It's por-
ters book. \ raw-boned Scotsman, who gather
ed his wear length into our coach on return from
pilgrimage ;hither. did US the favor to INFORM US
that " Sir Walter was vara intelligent mon and
the guide-book mentions the American Wash
ington" as worthy old patriot. Lord safe u.s.
cunmers what news be there
This letter, meant to go by the Great Britain,
many interruptions force to close, unfavored by
one Whit from the smoke of Aud Reekie More
and better matter shall my next contain. for here
and in the Highlands have passed three not IN
productive weeks, of which more anon. x
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~ We understand thai new and eiessnt
sheet 10 be called the Bossonian VII ss issued mex.
ssk in Boston We shsll be better abs 70 speak Oh rs
merit, when ws hsvs sssrr view OF II
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CANCERS AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS
TIE CANCER can 81 ccEEO
fi-..Ea.., s. t-,,f fj,,-,.sYtous


Jit.out SUI Etcal Operati0nf.
~ DR.. w iliam II. Norris, OF Ph.lAde !ptis Is no"
On sis;t N Newt ork where be viii remain dIrlng he
coming winter foc The purpose Of consultation and tfe
rnen n The ofcancer-. s plan 10 -AUt psy 0aiY
rnoros cercates can be exhibited. Application 10 WI
liam T. Norris Atlantic HOTEL between the hours OF ~ and
oro,k and 800 Greenwich a. other 4oGrs. olS ~
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ARSASsAs.-WILIAN r. JOHNSON, L oco, brother
= Richard n. Johnson, has been elected 10 Con-
Eess from Arkansas without opposition. He re-
waved 1924 vosss out Of ssS pooled.
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- Acknowledgements Seminary Male Boarding school!
~ Hemrstesd l. ~ miles from the City, branch OF
the l. Railroad. The Winter viii commence ID Of
Noyember Circulars al J. Cbsnbetlps, 81 Cedarst The
priacipRl this month al broadway
90 em.od' n DUNN A. NJ Principal.
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~ Practical Phrenoiegists and Publishers
F0WLERS Y WELLS, ISL Nsssau-si Once nous ifotn
ozlock 4 y - 10 P. 81. lye "a
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Water Cure House.-Mrs. 81. 5. Cove eoniir
ues 10 recrive patents her house, al Teut-st New
YORK
I'VE, directions for The application o. Water Care ~ II
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

FRANCISCO ALNAE, Professor Of the Spanish Lsa-
suass Q: the best Schools OF this Cy, having
lew oars - spare wishes employ iheia u giving rtt
Vssr Lessons n MS native Language TIE said Avss naN
ls eeSl eosa n New Castle, N Ole SPAN, ard having
received Classical egcS;oS. satisfy tAr most sea-
pGloas n POINT OF sn5ceacy 10 f:l his ecssseaeasA
The Most uEeSeepaoaaale references. both in he ely and
county Wa ne gwen OF demand Afsc faithful tsnsis'
iAis ctscc. Or al No. 81 wSlkrs-st osS iw-
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T. J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No -
WsGl-.L Nsw-York Uzcnrrerr Money bought ard solt.
gold an. silver sxrnzrz- snd crs- col-ed o.
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n,TEN En- AkCHEK'S NVTIUOFI Tor UuIs
- Oobbs Eerr, Wsschcsier County. \. \. viii DO I'd
opened the "a OF the eleventh month now As usual
Terms fnr those under twelve years 500 per term; 20
those Twelve years so per term No extras for books
Bows under toa years old admitted.
OH 2w' STEVEN ARCHER, Proprietor.
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l. lcnkeTs, n l.-Thc winter ieTn OF Tie IFccast Hi
School WI! commence Monday, hs ii o. Neyeipeey
Circulars and particular information may be had OF Rev O
Suodgrnss 75a Broadwsy; OF X w. Townsend, ESQ "
Cedar OF Dr. u z Wells los Ninlhsyenue and Al the
Bookstore OF CAFES ( Sedusn, lS6 Nassau
l,Is Sr- q w FRANCIS pr.pcipAl
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rS-Atwood's c Celebrated Empire Cook stoves.
These Stores warranted Usual Pecs0us wanting
Cook stove. are inv:ad 10 examine them before purcas
ing elsewhere Wholesale and retail By Hsekok Co. 20
W.irr.t - 3n-odcs
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WHOLE No. I.as.
NOW READY FOR DELIVERY.
NEW AND SPLENDID GIFT BOOKS FOR 1S47

Elegantly Bound Imitation Turkey Morocco marble edges
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I - Ell ECT SCHOOL. OF Twenty 'hVe Young Ucn
~ uemen.lu the SrSeenIhst Church, near Tho Eighth
avenue II. l.. MYRICk, Principal, assisted by eminent
S. eleven years Ss. including as,ruc-
ton ANY OF the English stades, with the Greek aud La
Tin Ian suasrs Il required ~ Saw5w
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DF.FNFSS CTRED-Ext.zct-.'I chserf.lIy Cob
IL Div with rec1es. Of Lieut. Aelato.h 10 .tar th@l
be was Invalid 60 n consequence OF otA2 cei-s-
.,i :rOr lha- under he care o. DE-
CAsrIE and EDWARDS, a1r.ts, GSsl BrpacVvaTl y Dc
recovered MS hearing and again retained % rs ai
49, iSi-neiI a. McSEvES. Surgeon
% r. g II FOrre-, Ja:r.ics-
An cases OF deafness .nsnd-i Acoustic Drops &c:
ssr sure cure des:ae=s collections Of water or ata
<ax Il TIE ea-s and rnslag sounds N sni a.
enzrg-s from LHe IL - ui1Se-1
- EDWARDS LESTER Araer1e-a Con=u! 81 &c
u. noc recu-s.s Al bis friends end correspondents 20
forward heir e0rlr1ucAiors 10 can through HaFncr5
Co.'S Express. Waist prs1Ia1 or they viii not se for-
vard-3 NJ ooo
NUTS, MUFFSt
OF every variety made OF the best ratcriais and V0
" unsussIp S-G OF ne most reaso1aa5s tsrEs ~
an n, AOSl2GCES, Ma = seTe
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L F0NHalsN NNAS*
tie direction ct Prot B. JAEGER and \. j. GRAY,
Shrewsbury ~ J. hours sail from foot OF vsssy.st
Y per steamer Edwin Lewis, eouiers comprehensive
English AID Classical Education. including the Ers,eh,
GeTnisl, Spanish, Italian and Mathematics IN all their
orsncteS Regular Lectures delivered Moral Phi.
,oscphy ami Manners IN Social Life. Zoology BotSny,
M.reraosy Chemistry Natursl Philosophy aud uaiyer.
sal History The Water Session reopcns lst November
TESMssS ger session 81 - weeks, payable III advance
No extra charges Zach pupil furnishes his own bed
Circulars furnished ana information given al ISL Nassaa
ol9
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Da.ent aleoieines.

CHRISTIE's GENUINE GALvANIo RINGS
4 Nd MAGNETIC FLUID, 70: the permanent cure Of
a Rheumatism and all Nervous Compiants Only
Agency 10 New York, ls2 Broadway.
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UNJUST AND UNcHRIsTTAN

" The pabac, and he rengious community N paf4Gu,
lar are respectfully iyli=d 20 cal a. our store No III
Va ,s ind examine th- unnecessary and EHfnFlsl!an
injury received By " FROM The managers OF The American
Tf.ci society. OILS 2weoi-l GOULD, BAShS Gu
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l.. All Lessons or Rides paid for commencing.
q One hour allowed each Lesson or Ride In hSschooL
g.. One hour anu half TO Lesson on tho Road.
4. Hours for Ladies', from q A. NJ 10 5 7. NJ
s. Hours for Gentlemen, from 10 A. H. and 10 r d.
G. No gentleman admitted during The hours appropriated
to Ladies'.
card Of address Is requested previous 10 commanding
" Gentlemen keeping their horsss In thit establish
uient will the privilege OF riding HAN 10 mo SCHOOL
yrsils " ,sn
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"a Twelve deaths from enc" ever occI LII ee
~ Ss,r Or,ssns during ne week ending October ID
sixteen o. eiEhtscn more cases were reported lls
CIV.
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INSTRUCTION ~ rnE GER,IlN L.5Sasss-

sboG L. form German Glasses. He oers 10 as rersis
tacihncs having recently prepared avork easiaed
Easy Lessons German, which VIII &c poaessea within
s few days HIS work has ,hRs beea recommended by
Dr. Hempel
' MI EriheLer's woys entte9 Easy Lessons In Ger
nSn. asytag been presented rS7nrSos lake
great pleasure stsnHg that this e work which q al
once simple and complete. and highly prsciea sd pro
gressive s;ves ute eutire satisfaction
CHARLES JULIUS HEMPEL, VI. D"
The particulars IL reference Will be made
Known and copy vi the Above srk BE presented Tor
auiUaticr. GU applying nj tho above plscv. go sw
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4 FIRST BOOK IN LATIN; containing Grammar. Ex-
ercises and Vocabulsries the method Of constant
imitation and repetition. By JOIN McCLISTocK
4 NJ. Professor Of Languages, and GEORGE z
Dickinson College. Harper Brothers, Publish
-NnrL
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Gbinss ano Gbonsbts in europe.

Correspondence Of The Tribune. no III.
w est m OIL eland-L angd ale-Dungeo
Gill Porce-k esw k-Carlisle-
Branxhol m-sc ott-Burns.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-01

Fare from Washington and alexandria to Nor
folk SIS So A ....a
NNHE public are hereby notified that passengers
Il are now taken by the Potomac steamboat and
chmond and Fredericksburg and Richmond and
Petersburg railroads, to Norfolk, Virginia, at the
low rate Of five dollars and fifty cents, including
meals, on the James river boat 4@
Passengers by this superior line leave Washing
ton at 9 A. NJ. on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thurs
days, arrive at Richmond at Al P. M. (early enough
to view its beautiful scenery) where they lodge and
leaving Richmond at A. M. for Port Watthall,
on the Appomattox, there take the fine steamboat
Augusta (Which has been put in rst-rate order) for
Norfolk, where they arrive between and 2 P. M.
Returning, leave Norfolk at 8 P. NJ lodging on
board the Augusta, arriving at Richmond to break
fast, and at Washington by p. M. the same day.
The public may rest assured that it is the deter
minaon of the proprietors to keep up this line per-
manenuy, and to accommodate travellers between
Richmond and Norfolk in the best manner and at
the lowest rates. .1
For tickets, or further information, apply to
Capt j. Rogers, on board the Potomac steamboat
Powhatan, or to GEORGE MATTINGLY,
june 23-tf Agent at Washington.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-01
A VERY CURIOUS AND LEARNED

A VERY CURIOUS AND LEARNED
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mentioned in the Old Testament, the situation Of
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The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-01
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The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-01
Farm for Sale.

YNHE subscriber offers for sale 1924 acres of
u land, lying in Montgomery county, 30 miles
from Washington City, on the road leading from
Rockville to the mouth Of Monaccocy one third,
or more, of the land is woods, containing good
timber The cleared land is of good quality and
easy to be improved. The buildings are a large
two-story brick dwelling house, with basement
and garret, barn, tobacco house, stable, &c.
For terms enquire on the premises, of
H JAMES TRUMAN.
july left Rockville Journal st.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-01
FOR SALE.

CODA FOUNTAIN, PUMPS, AND FIX
~ TURES.-A complete set of fixtures, and the
best in the city, consisting of eleven good fountains,
four or five draw pipes, coolers and connections, all
OF which will be sold together, with practical instruc-
tions how to make the soda water inferior to none
in this city; which when attended to promptly has
(thls season) yielded from ten to filty-eght dollars
per week, up to this time. ENQUIRE of
DEVAUGHN, Cupper and Leechsr,
aug 7--eodlm' 9th street.