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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

To TRAVELLERS AND FAMlLIEs VisIIIks NEW YORK.
The Complete Toilette ana Privas Phafmacetogusi can
supplied upon this principles of improved science and
omy. First lbs L4dss' and Gentlrn-n's Toilete-Sups
French kinds of Tolsts soaps. So and Ia per dora
Tooth Powder, Toilette Powder, Hair Oils, Pomslnms
endless variety Johnson. MILITARY shaving SOsp tiho
Iy house for The genuine Mr. Johnson tho ;nveD hay
The exclusive direction OF our Steam Lsburatory) AZ
kinds Of Groceries, PerfumrTy aud CO,msics al 81 pa
lower than any Other manufacturer. Aso the depoa
The genuine Pain Extractor Aects
tic Oh, Balm Couu bs, East India Hair Dye. OIL Tsnrts
Magic Hair Oh. Hays Lnlmani Tor Pss-Hnd 10 couny
merchants captains II shtps traders To East and Wa
Indies ana South American markets, of-r The most
ersl Inducements f,r Gradr. COMSTOCK co.
Wholesale Perfumers, Pal1nl Medicine Warehouse. E
2. Cortland. ST. Nuw.YorL
We beg state that Mr.. Johnson has no conbects
with house using h- name uadsr tho hrm Of JshDsa
Vroom Il Fowler. Hs Gepds ara invited 10 call q
Cortland ST. the Steam Laboratory and Soap Works.
myi 2,sld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

MoRRrsrowS, n, Thirty miles West from our
City on branch Of the Passaic, near the limit where
the red nuviA plains Of lower jersey are met oy me
stony hills OF and the region OF the upper Della
ware lies the village Of Morrstown, the shire town OF
thrifty active iron making Morris County The ground
I. gently undulating commanding an extensive view,
with the blue bills in the distance the houses have gen.
orally gardens and grounds attached with esch It's clus
ter of fruit trees llacs &c that al this season each
dwelling seems the nucleus of gigantic bouquet. For
miles around-in fact all the way 10 Newark-the coun-
try ID covered with ui,-orcards giving il an air OF en-
chsnmen st this time when the forests just bursting
into foliage and the rains have capetcd the earth
with the deepest emerald
Seeker OF Pleasure have you ever visited Nor
rs.own' If not you have delieh, yet uutased There
are few finer drives any where than around that village
Schooeys Mountain is but twenty miles of and the
New.Jersey Hotel Dull, By Mr. Gibbons Of sporting &C.
lebry kept by Mr. D. CrowclD spro5ably the most spa
US and elegant house in the State. i; seems TO be in
good hands al,o but we only had time look through IL
during recent visit
Seeker of Health for you also has Morris,own
attractions There is the watcrCurc establishment Of
DR. G. T. DEXTER who after thirteen years OF success
full practice regular physician during which ne won
honor ms Medical author has become convinced That
-I all human tuAladicB durable al all ri7y tno.. .sfv
= .,,.-.-.,y N.rep elixir Although
but r-c-nty established. be has constructed such fac
ties for the application OF Water in the various modes
are hardly TO found this Continent besde-a spa
cuur plunge bath doacbes, showerbsths, warm bath.
&c &c He chose Morristown as location on account
OF ita salubry beauty the pury-of It's WAFER &c and
his success practitioner has thus far amply justified
his choice There be doubt that he has already
saved valuable lives which but for the Water Treatment
must have been sacrinced- More Of this anon.
Morristown is the terminus OF Railroad, and
two trains run thence aud from City daily. You
nay even reside there aad be in New.iork from 10 A
NJ 10 P NJ OF each secular day. The ride thither il
most inspiring and the but dollar Go and see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

GouRAuDs PHILOSOPHY or TIE FINGER NAILs-No. Ill
Tn. rp-rfms ich forns The seicircle around, nod
herrs TO the nsil, requires particular attention. as KAN
qq-nty dragged with It's ing thu skin "
the nall tense, suG s-parsisr
10 what /. called These and pss
la comp tnInns couh II III hands feps
ed.y washed " th G0uSGtdg Italian 5fsde ,tsd Soap 1s
much, mis- SOAP tens the .xin aud Jroan
MAIL ruth r,eh decacy ad ncsty 10 nuke Il impoIJbnp
0g'tlis To form II oihrr than ths tacbedn
Gourafs Soap. II would skill no very valuable; hut Wild
In s1diton thls It's know ths this wonderful Soap ~
h- po9rr Of removing caLanksui du6guremsnkI-sueka
Tan. Pimpes. Frrckl-s. Sao~n-rs 5inburn, Riny x0s
Rednrss, RougDn-ss Chaps, Cracks Cha-s e., and ~
IL De used In hard salt waerit may we'll be CONF
cred thu astonishing invention OF The age fTos
continued
G0uraufs Poudrti Subttiei will positively uproo Surd
fuous hvf, without Injury % the delicate skD! Gu
ruufi Liquid Rouge rivals Nature In the bhlisnre Of
carnallon dye il is permanent, and therefore admtt51
calculated for pale clerks And los GouTGldJ Aeozsx
D6opi have proved b-ssing 10 hundreds sufsnng ~
t"htt was by brm c1nslf.fed ncurab e Deafness! Gs
rn,fI GrectGn Dye Is admirably calculated color rel
light or grey hair, Il besutifGl brown or bltcki
II The renowned preparation. Of Dr.. FELIX GOV
Raj ID. can only be obtained genuine remember y .
Depot 81 Wakrr-ztre-t fret storu from Broadway mytS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
A SCENE FROM THE BE0GARs OPERA

- ~ FhOh bEOthh5 OfLhds
MschealH-Prttty Poly say when away,
Where, oh where did you stray,
To have that lovely face.
Yoiiy-Dear aacheath with disguise,
Breathing signs, totng eyes, why what surphH
Twas Jones's famous Sosp,
Made al tan and botch eope,
Clesft my SKIN and made my face
Thus APPEAR with every grace.
Bo.h Oh what beauty and what hope
We CATO by using Jone.'. Sosp.
Poly-Dear h1ch-ath, you me fair,
But when gaze upon your hair.
| SEES It's chang'd cosrse and rusty and turnns P%
Dep MAcneath ~ hDD-, as love AID I've,
II you'd use Joness Coral Hair Restorative,
Your hair would grow dark, silky 6ns
As taese cl1stsring tapes or mine,
And you have hut thee shiliinss 70 pay.
Both Who has not three shilnys TO spare
To h.ye sucn lovely, delicious hair.
Gentle re -det-you probably think The above tsES.
well, 5u. 10 beautiful one many hundreds who haaer
lions or d.f gurem ents their face and ssD such
PIES recSes sunurn yellow and dark skin. have 800,
the dsy they used Joness Soap The other, the Joces
Restorative Is eInphstcay the very best aod nof' -
ieal mig syer made for restoring aod heartfyng ~,
1t forces il 10 grow sops aliiag The esld..1
cr.ssesh snperby You have hut Try hem %
their excellence Sold al the sign Of thu America ~
81 Ch.h-n.st S2i Broadway, lS9 Fultonst bf''A',
mYl 2esSd
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business Notlres.

EXTENSIVE WATER PowER We call tie as.sace
of capitalists to the valusble power advertised
our usper. si,usted a. Dsshvile Falls, Ulster CcGar
and Within miles of the Hudson River, SIS a mos, as
sirable opportunity Tor securing thu ouly available M
ie for the erection of extensive manufactures villa
.hor, distance OF our city.
deep interest is now awakening TO the necessity Il
building up manufactures within our State and ,upay
iny our market with manufactures Tor which We hans
been too long dependent upon the enterprise Of CT,
Eastern neigh5ors. We have all the material With,
ourselves aud it only requires small portion of eap
directed to this industry develop our resources nd
which cannot tai 10 give handsome per eentsse orAs
investment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

FROM S1SGAPosE-We are indebted to Capt
Wallis OF the bark Three Brothers for ME OF the SIN
cBpore Free Press 10 Dec. -
The MaGra, Crescent gives an account Of the esab
lishuent of mandatory Of cotton CANVAS at
Pondicherry Every testimonial received as to the du
rabiry ghtness and paDcy OF this cloth Tor large sails
well small attess iIs great superiority over the
h.rupen canvas OF Europe" Tue canvas irst made
became heavier Than common duck, when saturated
with water but the manufacture has been improved SO
a remove that objection entirely
This is fact destined 10 be OF great importance 10
growers ana uacurers OF cotton In America There
is no reason Why should no. supply The world with
aud sail cloth.
The Singapore Free Press mentions that Capt Ross
OF tbs steamer Phlegethon arrived a. that port from
Cochin China hsi brought gracious letter from the
Kug OF Cochin ChnS and number OF presents Tor the
QIeen OF China
In slam trade was getting into better state and the
Siarlese authorities showed more favorable dspos
ton toward foreign merchants The uarks; for cotton
manufactures assuming oe.!er appearance snd
good demand Was anticipated.
terrible storm had vased the north OF the Island OF
Luzon.
TIE commercial advice. from Java in December
were very unsatisfactory. Al Batavia Ssmaraog and
Sourabsys business nearly Suspended, IN conee-
eueuce OF the contemplated interference Of the Govern
with the currency.
appears tia, The eSimsted value OF the Imports into
Singapore for the Official year ending Both April 1873
independent OF ranshipmenis In tie haroor and the In
te1m-diaIe trade with Pinsng and Malsccs was. Com
pany's rs "a 9T6492. showing decrease compared
Win The preceding wear OF Rs 0l657i-whichi attr
buabo decline in the imports from Bombay
and China On other hand the imports from Great
Britain have increased By Rs, 1872 i23.
The exports from Singapore amounted 70 KS q. 49,
23 exhibiting decrease compared with the previous
year o. Ks go 769 arising principally Il the exports 10
Calcutta and China
UNITED STATES OF AnigRrcA-The imports from the
uuJted States amounted value Rs 6J6i2, showing
NJ Increase over the previous year OF Rs Is 295 Tae
principal export WAS 80 pieces OF Cotton Goods.
The exports amounted 10 Rs 1876, showing in.
OF rs Is sos They consisted OF Tin, l9s pls
Tea 500 ps; Sage 80 p!s; Gsu5ouge "a pls; Gambler
756 pls China Csrnyhor l36 p!s &c Consul 70. ine
l. : has foE many yeas been resident IN Stnsspore
Salem Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

BEAUTIFUL SCnNES DsiSg Fog LESS TaAs 80
CENTS. by taxing spoonfpl Of that beautiful 80
called Cirated Nectar, hne efervesctng
OF either lemon, sarssparIls ginger raIpbeTy or
JUSTIFY this, Is delicious Sold 81 Faon ~ "
wayi corner 3d.syenue AID l4,hs,; 81 Chatham 10
pers,e Of''H'su, ii' '--' nyl asoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

SANDss 3ARsAPARlLlA-1lr body N hch the lflnfIns
living hav. been united IL apparsIa, e.
qately cUnrved receive a1d transmit Impression
external and hia very I,shs
tho source alec OF much Rgony All lhs eom-ot 70 OIL %
add DEATH and miadies may nod their way iuo 10
8, strr by ssueis through every syecgs
OF senss- Among tbs most sfflictive and commr
beness, dyspepsia bilious affections. and number OF or
which od their way their locations IN tho sytsn
through the blood la looking for remedy then,
-ndeAvor Ia Ind something that will upon this dgh-
We baVe S4ncsa oarsapBriila This preparation, by 10
detergent properties ech-s with Incredible rapdiiy Id
vst-d circulation and reimbuins ths vital viii
health and purity, tho Indications of disease
Prepared and sod, wholesale aud retail, ny A. b.
BANDS Druggists, HI fIlIOr-sL corner of William, Nev
York. Sold slso al rs Broadway - -st Broadway I'D
by Druggists generally throughout tbs United States Rra
81 per bottle. 5 bot.' fs- *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
Baltimore Correspondence OF Phiia North American.
BALTIMORE May - P NJ

Baltimore Correspondence OF Phia- North American
BALTIMORE. May l, y ? NJ
! mentioned yesterday that Gov. Pra;i had visited
tie ?ententia-y lie wvIt al through The Institution
and was highly Pleased with the manner In which L Is
'ucted uadrr tie OF iae Warden Mr.
William Johnson, and tie Efficient Board ofDl-ectors-
among other prisoners The G'vsEnor saw Kew
c. I. Torrry. who IS the hospital department AZ
tie point Of deaih certain and near Is The presu
approach OF the death OK this unfortunate ths-
dis friends have already hsd nis COLA made and lined
with Zlrc De in readiness take ais body cocs
5000 as the spin, shall cave departed from Is prison
walls Every hour j. looked 70 As ais lass-
70 Advices by the us; mail gave exceedingly
uniAvor4ole accounts OF the health Of Lord Netcalf
dis ordsaip rapidly ,inkng before the progress Of
disease which human skil was OBVIOUSLY iasceGuate
- arrest and tie ia.ai termination of which could no,
De lar distant.
nre brok. out between 70 and o'clock yesterday.
s; The bead of Sangrines, Il WAS occsziored By he
care!essness OF carpenters. who were smoking
while e! work. TIE flames quickly communicated 70
tie adjoining buildings ADD Eve dwelling houses were
burned To me ground before The tire was suodue The
greater part Of the furniture wss destroyed
Mcn,rea. Gazette, A2,l g
Loss OF The STEAMER LIVE OAK-The n O.
!e5sEsonAa publishes following extract Of letter
dated SHaEyEYc sT, April II
essieu 70 inform yoa Of lie drs,ructoo OF ne Live
OA see took Ire aScr six niles aocve Ills, Cross
Lake Ste about rcise and a half iron land and
IN aost 2sricrs sifuation The crew and passengers
LAO 10 save themselves cos.on baes Al hands saved
-ooA. 4 tcts. loks''
LIBERATION OF SLIvEs-We Learn ,ha; ,h;rtv.
hree negro slaves fror, the Eastern par Of virginia
recently liberated the desrh OF their arrived IN
is~E lev Gays ago kat proceeded yesSe..
d.F on board the Dominion Ono. tsei- desGna.
Eoc We learn likewise tsst their oe-xtor purchased
tor them fA-r N OHIO 70 which they are going
teiirsoC.s Caronicie.
10 The dry goods store of Mr. Dan. Huntington.
Norwich Ct aus ourglarous!y entered CT raursday
hSSi 49, ard robbed q goods toxic estimated sOsn,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are under obligations
to Grays Express for Boston papers We acknowledge
also the rec.i pls Of late papers BY Adams & Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

n T. Jones Proprietor Of Jones's Italian 60 -
soap aad Coral Hair Restorative, cas- removed 1 60
store from 32t 70 ii3 Broadway mJl 1sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

u Nrw Dry GOODS s. Barker, 2sl Grand St hI
just opened ten cases of Dress Goods consisting
snghams ginghsm lawns painted organdie mashL
balzorines. baregcs, &c which will DO sold at lov1
prices than ever before offered. We advise all who
Mi,h "A RtrnI burpnin 10 Cnll
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The acknowledged vslue OF his WORK aud the reeepase
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

Y The Exbition Of tie Liying Orsng Ouiacg -
Today ana this evening the American Museum
performances viii be given in the Saloon, 81 apo cS
10 "h.n among other great sitraetioDs ieuf'u,
lazy Magclaa viii appear Ste Is the greatest
Tor Tue hfsttn- to-day az the Museum. Those lnH''
Anatomy VIII md II . bleci richly worth .sftns
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~ The dry goods store of NJ Dan. Ennripston
Norwich CT aus ourzlariou,iy entered CT TaursdAy
night AS and robbed a goods toxic estimated s-aogn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

On Sunday evening. the I'd inst. Of q lingering ILL.,
ness, EDWIN WEST OLIVER, IL the 18th year OF his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03
nE TIIS-

Died. in this city, yesterday morning, al the residence
of her SON in law Mr John Brooks, the Old Mar
keI, Mrs. JANE JONES, in the 65th year of her age.
Her friends and acqnaintances, and ihose Of Mr.
Brooks requested TO attend her funeral ihis
Ing, al 10 O'Clock, without further invitation.
Died, on Sunday morning, the 2ls! June. a, Summer
Hill the residence OF Mrs. Lucy Page. Or. BESJA-
MIN D. NELSON, of Wyoming, King William coun-
ty, in the S6th year of his The community among
whom our friend lived has sustained loss which we
fear will be filled In al! the relations Of fr as
brother husband, father, master, friend and nsshhnr
s.none knew him but TO love, none named him but 10
praise" Courteous, kind, gentle, and always conside
rate in his department. towards Others modest, hut re-
markably self-possessed and easy in his manner up
right, honorable and hgh-toned in all his business rela
TONS he did indeed deserve, To is fullest extent The
time honorei but much abused appoliaion OF gentle
man. When 'the hand of the reaper takes fiom
among US the old and hoary headed. We regard the
i of course, but when called to
the grave Of such man. before he has reached the
meridian life, feel the full force and warning Of
the truth, that 1--WE wayarers and soourners here,
as all our fathers were" The entire confidence with
which he reposed during his illness, in the arms Of his
Redesner, gave earnest that he has been taken from
world Of change and separation TO thai blessed state
whore DEATH pain and disease have no dominion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03
GENERAL COURT.

In addition 10 the Judges mentioned on Tues.
day, Judge Christian took his sea, on the second
day. The Court will probably adjourn to-day
They have had quite laborious session. Judge
Scarburg yesterday delivered the opinion Of
the Court in a batch of cases for violation Of
the acts against retailing ardent spirits without
license.
There were two interesting cases OF murder
from Spoltsylvania, viz.-McWhit aud Fer
guson, under joint indictment. The petition
for writ Of error was argued for the prisoners BY
r. G. L. Moncure, Esq, of Spousylvania, and
for the Commonwealth by Attorney General
Baxter. The arguments Of counsel on both
sides are said to have been able and learned
The Court has no, We, given its judgment.
The motion for new trial in the case from Ches-
terneld of Everett Day, free man OF color, con-
vicled of rape, was unanimously overruled.-
THE criminal, has, we believe, broken Jail
The great case of the Ohio kidnappers a, Par
kersburg, will no, be decided atthis term. Judge
McComas was forced to leave Richmond, on ac-
count of the alarming illness OF his MOTHER anu
there 10 no, sufficient number OF Judges present.
who heard the argument, to form Court in Inc
case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03
GEN TAYLOR AND FAMILY.

Promising that we are satisfied, beyond all
doubt, that Gen. Taylor is native Of Orange
county, Virginia, we lay before our readers the
following interesting sketch of the brave soldier
who fills so large space in The counirys history:
To tie Editors of the Pennsylranian:
The accompanying letter from tie Hon. John
w. Tibbaus, referring 10 some Of the more in
teresting incidents in the life Of Gen. Z. Taylor
now SO prominent in the public eye, has sug
gesed the proprieiy of noticing al this Time, in
succinct sketch, few collateral matters. which
NAV also I've OF interest 10 the general reader.
In the year 1862, James Taylor, the first | may
say, emigratcd 10 this country from England, and
located in the eastern part Of Virginia. Coming
from country where the law OF primo2eniture
was considered next 10 The law Of God, il was
nothing more than reasonable that ne should
cleave 10 The same opinion, even though the very
goal which he sought in coming here, was an in
discriminate equality among men. Ills own
name, | have said, was James; his eldest son
took the same, and so OF his eldest son, down to
the present time. In no case has The son died
before the father; and although near two ccnlu-
ries have elapsed, the prospect is sill fair Tor a
successful indulgence OF what, in this country at
least, is an innocent prejudice. Gen. James
Taylor, OF Newport Kentucky is al The present
lime The senior; having son OF The same name,
and the latter also one Of the same name, and all
in good health. Gen. Taylor, OF Newport, was
Quarermaster General in the army al Hull's
surrender and though now near eighty years of
age, is always ready to pronounce Anathema
Maranalha upon that unfortunate individual.-
He is worth, in this worlds goods, near one
million of dollars; and is The falher-in-law OF
the Hon. John w. Tibbaus, Of the House Of Re-
personalities
The collateral branches, springing Of course
from The younger sons and daughters, all the
way, have extended into many paris Of Virginia,
North Carolina, and Kentucky, and in fact all
over The southern States, even into Texas.
once had the pleasure Of constructing 'family
tree" Tor the qualification Of the cid General al
Newport, and we'll remember that among these
later, were 10 be found such names as Jane.
Madison, John Taylor, OF Caroline, Judge Pen.
dle;on. of Virginia, General Memucan Hunt, ani
many others, moi unknown TO honorable distnc
ton. Gen James, of Newport and Hubbard anc
Dick Taylor, believe, younger brothers, emf
grated 10 Kentucky as The very earliest of its pho
neers. The two latter took their wives with then
from Virginia, but the former did not marry unit
sometime after his location at Newport. Zacha
| ry was the son Of Dick, and forms The subject o
the following letter. II will be seen from that
that no Slate, and perhaps no county in The Unio
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mcnds the acquisition Of California WINE WI :,
are era,ified ~ these demonstrations on the par
Of leading wings, how will they be received W ~
their associates who denounced the voluntary anu
quiet annexation OF Texas as iru'' o. '"A0
robbing sraspiug cupidily .,,,,;,r
had been 'I offered fer When nations are actually
engaged in war, mediation cannot De a ,e r
and Will not be offered. As well might NV We o Re.
10 mediate between England and the S.Sas, "a pc e
us aon %a' to S prescribe The o. WE
entitled he Of oar ri, Gd rs sf's9 Ts
sexso cannot san pa v in money and must lake
in lieu thereof California, which is worthless 10
and p pay be her ,c so o sa ss d.
such IS her practice and such doubtless the course
she would recommend, if she were 10 interfere.
Her good Offices in urging u dRs%5 Msas would
donh,less he accepted with thanks; and IN lhis
way only can she mediate between us.