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quttin,t Sales.
JOSIAH RlCHAspS, Sqc,coeer,
Hy SsSEs EIrUARDs ~ PEATT.-ssofe
I'D aS s.osd~sy.-L.oerai Casa A1rsaers rea' "a CIV

tOslss RlCHAkps Sqei.cae-r.
RY BANGS, RICHARDS a pEAI .Ss.r Won =. !.
AZ sS s.Csd~sy--a,ocFas SsSa A1fA-Crs l'eNS 49, -
1Sn--''' N v;sSc1 FALL TRADE SALE.
To commerce Tuesday. 2Slh August
Tbs unter'isnea Essseeuly give ross ,s:' 10 nsh i
re Sss OF S.rceery syDders Leather and Muso, Pa
PEI &c WI! h-d. usual. on MONDAY, 2sih August
ssois cs.ery aad soreies sEd Domestic Stationery gen
srNlly respectfully toic!ird 49,,
The cs;s.ogae now Al press, snd VIII % ''aea ~ All
Cos advance. viii sn.de rese'g, q sVSd. .seo
required, as usual BANGS, RICHARDS 4 fLATf'
Norlcs to rrstI.szxsree foilowtos valu.e- S'ereS,
ii tie ea.aIEs Sale. syTon', couPlese Wos... Hes-
gr.PaieAl plcuen,ry Jooosor', wohs, vol., svo.
so,weiP, Lite Of Josnsen yos Si'sop S,owneIs Fan
ly Prayer Sook Nechanies Own Book Rooosor Csasoe'
ETiEeai Mechanics The Plor Sock ard Family
sytia. District School Library, Young ossof, sslelds
S.s'si-S AA'icliG knssl-ys rsscs Cicero DC ursofo
ChaPia's Classical Soelirs BOOK, kc., Sc-
A'o ap~ arts Of sir'y cser valuable ssercotyPc
pa5.iiAet BY J. A. SPARKS, Sc &c.
AT esigArx SAlE-l.aco oaArso Bibles every variety.
IN pi.n sheep sud gin, and Gun eise 6sdiDs. Also.
large assortment of Ssaaaard and Msecslaaro,s BOOKS
=. COLrON AGencrccF
Xxx +. SSLTOS, Aaeroo anu .orarnisa,or Merchant
rsncrs nsds On goods elihsr for pvss sl- snciop
and prcrr; returns Out door every eese!p
OF gccds pauctasly attended ard respectfully coll
cited
AZ CaAnBkkLAIN, MISUNDERSTANDING No. n
-. Spruce Liberal advances msde on GSods co.,
ssue FOR private sa- or 10 be sold auction Out door
sales carefully ssended 10, And respectfully solicited
prvmpI returns msde
A. 10 O'Clock 81 the Ashland House, Corner OF Broedwsy
s.,. or Hor.,e.o, N ,Sp Ban ROOM EuxxiruHE. he.
C.mpr;sing oae spendid Bl,d Taoe cues, c,aces. &c
Also 6ur Marble TOP Tables Ohee Chsrs, rcares, VIM
dow Shades, cuIside Window Shades AwnipsH GIasswsre
s.e several sofas. Coucbes, pvans Preach Mss0s.ny
Caair, Cane rat Chsrs Bedassaes seathef bees MAJ,
A. la.ae ksaI
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JOSEPH 3. CLOSE & co.
- q

Ken , boy AND LHILDacEs
IILsEIoNABLE CLOTHING a. Wholesale OF retail, All
tie largest 10 any 5Ioicin the CITY, Cs
and see n 3. Purchasers resurnng the goods unsoIo
within TIRES dsys after Purcaasrd have her none
.L,Ir ~ S,nis
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gitnations, &s. nanteh.

yNASTED-A SITUATION by 1ouns MAJ. as clerk or
" hoot;.erer II bookstore References s.d sbi -s
az - orc=r farriihec Address HoEaF,s'
L--.rE-. ;ssI Il
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING a. Wholesale or retail, sns
ls arg-sG assortment any 5Go,e 10 the city Gel
NJ 3. Purchases resurntng the soods rnsoIoc
ay.Ir a S,ns
SUMMER GGUDs.-WM. JENNINGS co, Ora
- oers TE.loft importers of CIon Cassimefes Fes
uss UrLIags faacy srclrs &c 81 Broad way, op
ad.,,r lie Foauts!s arc prepared sunm-. trade
with he nost rni OF Goods hsy save ever
cr Tor ia, p-c.loc-G Of witch Will be made up 20 or
der =, nr-. lbuI have giv-a character 10 re -sss5sh
r.pt io moderate ch-.se Particular aitertion aohc'
81 tom nose VINO appreciate ~, couDinsg easo anc el-
s.nr 10 tns sgy- Of peaaloOus are enabled 70 iar
Iarre .s-orIuiunt OF ready made Z-pnyr CoLh
N-rinos CssnIa-f-e, Linens ano oiass CoE &C., az
tors.y', win sr=e! variety oil fancy areas 80 -
s-znty % band 49,
T1,H UbAYEas AND TAILUh-. lS7 Broad
CWhy-J c. Boob Co. baUrg received sddiIona.
.oppnss Of choc- Good would speculy ute tie Al
,enuea OF heir I'D the pao.i inen Soc
DOT only rIrns.'-, %! comprises ne ~ Iss are r.
patterns Of Vestinss CaaaHcfes, Ui'1-Hs' a. A-0 ~ -
De fond II LIE Or !o!elsr Larkeu- b,.a .
Having unusual facilities u bcyins, hey are eaanieo
M 1sr,, ths r IoT prices have reference Only 20 he
snest ca..y OF materials snd wot1nAasoP aaa Iaas Ea.
rnrnI PRODUCED Ihcif - Ho' sH Pe~soo'
my particular 81 any hcuse n ICE 7 aoa =
Tho CuIaaS Department u coe6n1ton oy AZ. :. Loo
vhose suoo, intsbls sK IN lbe al he result Of long
o! fashion 70 torn- AID OF se.ocns ty!ei
OF dress STING and sppfopnA.e % -oe lee,o My-Lu
SUMngs Co4Ts.-lnprey-t s: ga Zephyr clo.h,
= Cai,ne; Graz sna Llnen go, Ots7S' &c feao'
made s1., st.sI Sf0sd"s'' " 7 JENNINGS CO.
THE DIAPHKAan FILTEhs.--Te-se usetu!
80 ,-rll sr..ccs cow or .a.- aoc rIhio!1on 81
s.. e,oasray TIE proprietor, are enabled trou
s IN ,S-;r rregrf.c1r- s5ofd sbetn 81 prices vlio
:, m, r-arh OF al hocs1 Ieepers- lco iinn
nnu.RDWARE MEKCHANTS.A Youngin MAJ
Ybo "a, t.e y-as experience "a clerk n EaId-
ware s.cr- w.e 20 oo.=i ';asiior ehsf u .nf Ci or
70 20 SJcia or West UneIerPiorao.s reterrnee Is 10
csr,etr ard cspsb:iy czc be sv1c- Address Webster,
.s!s Office. - %.
Ou1uI.SlUSEk Fuk ILLiSOIS.-A 3.
L sELkSAP, OF ihLs ct., nss been appointed Comns-
i--r 10 laSr {: Deeds &c and dep0si
ron, 10 be recorded s2o Us n Inc stair CT taoa His
she- Is a. No. ISL P-asi-st iJls lw!l-
DIE PRINTS AND Blue AND ORANGE
d Parts-Srw and Desirable styles on ire c.oihs,
crtyrd and for saIr low OF C 2 HARRIS,
iy9l &c Sxcnsnge-olsce
% LANhETS, CoATANGS, BOOKINGS AND
ID Cordoys paias-Ir arge assortment for sale By
iJA G. HARRIS, Is EIcssnge-plsce.
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
CODEY'S LAOYS 6OOH AND ARTHCRS MAGA-
UZINE, FOR August CONTAINING No. Of Po-'s opin-
,1r, of ih- New YORK L,;srau. Sarah Margaret Fuller.
lam. L4wson Mrs c. u < fSsao, Prosper VI Weilnor-,
Er. Emma c. EubuTy, ard Eo-s Sargent
No VIII be published Ia Ire September number. ard
viii contain Mrs S Osyood. Lycis NJ Child. EiZSoeIo
M Bosart and Ms. c. Il ScSswics These notices VIII
hs continued Uas complete.
The =rbei,hiu -als il me August No are
The Low. Letter. engraved by A l. pick.
Professor Johu FrUsI, engraved by w. u. AruGrcns
Csps CHI niZ-Its-, &c.
Crotczsl Working for lh- aides.
A beautiful Fashion P iaie, and Original Music.
Aresl!y good number.
IL preparation for The L>dy's Book
a Treatise on Msklog Lace, wiki iilu.traions.
Do. Hor.ein anthtp, ain illustrations.
Model Cottages and Furniture with illustrations Of inis-
nor suG exterior with directions how to huiiG, &c
Thr,. ,ubiecti will All &c enclosed The work without
-x,rs charge Siu.- Nos uf hs Lsdvs Book Is cents.
For sale BY II LONG 4 6ROTHERS. 5. Auu-at
BURGESS. STRINGEB u co 20 Broadway.
w II GRAHAM Tribune Buildings.
W TAYLOR, A,tor House. ly2l q
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~ Bnll., Parties, societies and Assemblies,
supplied wh Ice Cream 81 cents quart sni SEMI 10
any part of the city Brooklyn Wihamstureh free OF
charge ]. PEASE SONS, IS Dv,sion.sL II
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2@nssmsnts.
NTSLo'S GARDEN.

Brilliant SUCCESS
w., RAvEL gaMlLY:-...;: .GasRlEL RAVEk
- TUESDAY, EVENING Ja7y Si.;. ISIS
TIE ENTERTAINMENTS WILL COMMENCE ST
- Se!oek. vi 2eP--ar CyeftUrs-
TiGHr kosE-oy he RAv- Family AID Casres Wiriesr.
- - Rave Family. Milo sia0sy, MsaA Henri
aA sr hours tEer,rssioa ics he Concerts SIS MaSsl
II ne hsi.e.hui-at Sseon-
coSeIaGe aih isa Eu- The New Ps1iclise nj htly
re-eiTeS viii shout, ot lSa sSIer called
RosERT s1d SEHTRASD.
Chsrsciers hS the RSve Family. Ticket. 70 eeutL
CHARikS pkRARsiu 54s ne s5aof % sss0acce
u hat BE vi. give CONCERT at he lArre SIorn Of
The PsvtLsn, New-stisn'en; : I. TalS EvENING,
Ju!ia Nor,hail and Mr.. Philip Mayer.
Mr.. persoesu Will perform CT cir New Grand Piano,
made BY Erart Of esris
Tictet. s.! 10 re had a, The .atsces 70 The SAocn,
Corc-r, 20 commerce. 81 tsf pa.I esh; ocieck-
Mr. P-rsbesl h,s cha!;eras sssrnhosI, which will
esve NewSrsnon i'rns disey s:er NE (eneeI o' ne
City, ~h=r- Esses viii DC u i-sd,e's &c As pss'ense'
" ioun- -.
.,A.TLE GARDEN with il. sxt-u.ive pToua-l aides,
Is ccen Day ard Ev-aing offering superior oPpo!tun!-
-s 10 The overs OF N4ure, 10 ve~rs ne maroon soa saf'
r,uuting ,c>rery 81 he sane nha.:nc the delicious
A.. e. gss-Friany sgd Saturday, July i'm aca ish IN
me Evening the following s-eci!on Of MUSIC M. &c
formed b, he Orch-s,rs l. over.ar- II d MINOR Ia
dirburgh WaiI; $ Asu.ds Ua.op; CG'es os.1e.sIe'
Lander Anne sOleES Dl:nS Ic:eiIiis'on me peaa
Polka; Crsac DaeIIe; g Mo1Iro,e Wa..I IT, "a GsxLs
Lsira Acrn''s'ru. ool- -. cenIt - W.
nMhkiUAN MusEt II anc; AskIAL 1!SAU s.N-
AEvrry Dsy apc Evening ials vI=rk. coFnsnci9S hou
cay July suh. lste-Spencid performances every H'et
noou 8, S; ociccs every evening al 81. One week
more Of Ire .virg Twin CsIs-s. The most wonceftui
an!rlsls also. r.euSssed. The srses' lNns
Sca Ccc.Uic;cr. ever seec IN .Arrrcs LN!cs Ofans
Ou,sng; The Scosn Nsrncia Boys. Charles and Aexsn-
Ger e~art ,ne Anatomical Venus Mis-. Fanny Wheeler,
Great Western, Yankee Conr..n PeIe Morris Cont -
csIst; Mi,s = Jalisu beautiful Darseu,- VIM htock,
Banjo Player Mad Rockwell; Chromsirope, &c &c
Admission = children anaer ~ ~ cents, ly-n
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N- FOR THE FISHING BANKS
.iz5rsysTs The steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captain
',af>Ass" Charles g. Armstrong, viii msk. trip "a
this Fishing "Wednesday, July 22I leaving fol
The foot of Warr-n.sL Al quarter before D. A i
foot OF ann A NJ foot OF Delsnc-y.L Al quar-
ter before A. M foot Of Cashefine-s a. g. A Nj !oo Of
Pier No IN r. Al q. A NJ.
Dinner will be provided on board Bali srans-!ines 81
reasonable rates. Fare 50 c:z for the excursion.
The steamboat snder will copLinu- her regular rp'
10 the F,hn. banas Wednesdays, Thursdays and s.In-
dsy, throuy the season For farther Information apply TO
fx2n al, & ShELTZ. cor. West and Duane sls
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e Grand Division -. OF ia regular 40 )ourre
meeting Will held :be Hall ls7 Bowery Weoneson
Evening july 22i, O'Clock Representatives ere Re
ouesteo punctusl IL ihsir attendance By order
l,2l 2ls- LUKE HASSERT, G S.
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THE MACHINES: THE MAGAZiNES
xlyM TAYLOR 4 co. No. Ascr House, have IecetY-
w I'd for tie coming uIoaih me
Ladies National Magazine Price 'si cis
Gfaharls Ladies and G-niiem- rs. rT!ce . cIs
Cows Lscys Book. Price - cts.
Th-y Will room publish The \. Z Illustrated Magsz;ne
for August. -,
Tits Msssz ne has determined The Publishers 10 spare no
expen.s or labor in aSing the best ~ well as me
%, monthly published While they adhere 10 tSeir original
plan of giving -Four Magnificent Steel Engraving and
Pages of Reading Matter They intend that their
Plates shs be nshed and their choice OF art.
c.s for press shall W possibility he more careful
aud luicious. Call. see and Judge Tor yourselves.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Gao COPY for one year ......................Sl0 on
Two copies 10 one sddress...... 90
Fiye DO ........ 10 20
r9- A liberal discount M ,ds to Ag-ns
vi sds VIM TAYLOR h co. No. ? Aston House.
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ulUE DIAPHRAGM FILTEhs..,These usetu.
s-n beautiful srcles arc 10" OF .a5 aoc e1hlD!on q
"a. TIE pfopn=,oss enabled troc esod
srs In t.r usgaf.c1re - a5ofd ben 81 prices ~lio
taSt ~ - - al hoc,. Ieeperx- les irnis'
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TT All orders for subscriptions, or advertising
In Country newspapers intended for PsneIs Asen'
cy should be Addressed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS as he
has other office hss he d-pued 10 repre-
sent his agency In any other place this City y2Ditr
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" Association No. l, United Brothers o
Temperauce-Wil hold Public Meeting al the Bel
cor or Of CT and sD6 Broadway hs eT-uine, eigt
O'Clock for he advocacy cf Totsi Abstinence from ali In
to1icatng drinks The nee;irg vii. he addressed 5y Dr.
Ouch Prossser WsIh and Other eU,rept ipeeteri- an
The exercises oil b. eriven-d II Appropriate singing
The members Of the Order The fieucs or temperance,
The public generally are earnest, invited 10 stt-nc.
L. STORY, Secretary
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rT Farmers' Club, American Instftnte.-A re-
Ear ue-iius OF ,us will be held Tu-sdsy next The
2t: inst ri y NJ SQbec, for oiicus'0n, Insects r1
uui TO vsse,s,iJp. Strangers particularly invited free
!
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e Country Advertising -M-ssrs Mason Tut
e Sc William ST. ony agents Tor receiving and set
Ting for advertisements IN tn- city Of New. ork
Barre Gazette
New .Roops. 1yZl II
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M'KENNEY'S MEMOIRS, TRAVELS, 60.
lust PUBLiSHED-MRenney's memoirI, Official and
Personal with Steche. OK Travels among the Northern
and Southern Indians; emhrsciog War EIcurson and
d-tcripIons OF Sc mes along mo Western Bordefa BY
THOMAS l.. mKESsEY, late Chi7f Of The bureau VI In
dian Affairs. vols $40; elegantly illustrated from
origias. designs. by DAtl-y. Subscription price -
~ number OF competent Agent, are wanted 10 pro-
cure .uS.crib-.s Ior need apply who
fitted for and Sho not r-sponiioe persons
two SIis PAINE s. BURGERS, On John.sl
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN FEW DAYS,
TIE WATER CURE AND
HEALTH ALMANAC FOR 1916.
1T WILL the whole s. OF Wafer Cure and
The true principles Health and Longevity price ct cts
Agents and the trade Piled s. per hundred SIS per
thousand. Address I'll orders TO
jyliIfis WIN. ii. GRAHAM. Tribune Building.
THE ART OF WEAVING,
a LARGE octayo book OF 60J pages aud filed WIN
~ sccuras rnsrsyngs rx-mphiiipg The various machines
used By wiki u Instructions and written In
plain syi. by e. Gfoy, practical and experienced
weaver. Published and for sale BY -
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Samuel wlile, Frederick " Fave, "s'aiIg'oa Fo'i'
CO., o. E.rdy .;iebolss WycEoF, a I Van Boskerck
yy,sr, 1.y;,n andrew Beredict, jeremiah j aascD,
Tho. McElrs,h, s.zau-! cl.pp, Frarei' pu Boia.
Le,ruel Richardson,
WARRINGTON POST Presto rn,
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Eh4las-7sHAMILTo FERRY.-Tho steamboats,
IoLA5, Capt; Richard Yates and PhOPRl-
ErOR Capt Il Mallan. viii avery week DAY on The
aDoy. Ferry uuu! farther notice. rs follow: Leaving
EAST RIVER-Foos Of P,kest O'Clock A. ~ d do
do P. NJ do. WhteAau. e., o'clock A. d. 10 do ao
P II. 5. DO COMFY Stand y O'clock A h lls do do, 81
P ". do.
NORTH RlvER-Foot Of 4irros-St. II O'Clock A N il
do do. P. 81 CaAi.st II O'Clock, A. n. do DO 81 p
ST. Earri,oH-5t II o'clock 81. IL do do, 5; p NJ Par
No s. O'CLOCK Nj u M 4P.m. CoHey hLGnd, 81 O'CLOCK
A M. u P N . P. ~.
THOMAS BEiLBY, Proprietor.
n B-Ssgea will Sc 10 readiness Ino arrival Of ths
boats Fort Hamilton 10 ase passengers 10 NeE-UHechI
Bath aso Coney 'lond 70 !aks passengers to Tho
upper houles. ly2n lwis
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A. g. Hopes. secIe'srJ
r. Tx s6o.e Company eot'iHues % 'HIurs &trciands
Dre!,ag House, ard Furniture, agarrE. o'isI By Fi.e
te-sI az |qvora6s any otaer refpon,i5.> Company
Al iepe, BY ti Company promptly and l,5
orally I>ftAe y2l lvis
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JOHN J. V. WESTERVELT, Aucuoneer
DY WlLkET ~ WESTERfELT-Sicre 10
DSprucv-sl TUESDAY. August soin
ALTO ocloct al The Auction Room. ,.,,
PotIcE SALR.--Wul sell at Auction oil Tho unclaimed
property remsininy al the First District Police Oihee Halle
Of justices Consisting part OF Dry Goods Coihns OF all
.vrrv i..rr,p.t,n iylloI5h
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C,rnuye ce.Ts.-Inproy-t s;yl-s Zephyr Cloth
= Cs,.tn-;, t;rsr, sne Linen ssctI, DCry, &c read,
Ia" .-3 q Ir -. 0'o'- % W 7. JENNINGS co.
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7 FIRST IN : z 2 : Il Id
CRAHANs nGGsZtcIE for August VIII BE- p1shshed
P.t FAih5c sla;e.. 81 olnsr el-szrt Steel e.
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u Country ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New
YO:E PM 10, l5i5-nason Tuiile, s. Nilsmst ar
our only SCENTS New York for receiving Advertisements
and Subscriptions for tbs Courier.
N. T. hsve owed 10 The Ofins Magnetic Telegraph
New. Rooms. iy2ilI
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r. Or. Harvey BurdeiI, Dentist, 362 Brond-

~ Rare Ghnnce.-For ssi-, printing office IN
one Of the donug Counties Ths offers 10 the purchaser
chance rarely TO with. The situation 10 pleasant
and within few hours sail OF the city q! Newly OK
paper published week ard bas good circulation
and will paw well There Ia this establishments hsi rht
assortment jon type Farther particulars can be had o.
snnlicsou TO The Tribune Office 1y2l Ss
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~ UFiCE.-Ths coparInersnip heretofore existing be-
l Fbctween John W Consall and Arthur b. hauplman,
paLlers firm Consai HaupIman, In ihs day
by mutual Consent The business WI hooa5r
be conducted al tho old stand John w ConsaIl and
,upmap, sonr who have formed copaftnorshlp
under VI Consal 4 Hauptman, and who viii DO
happy To attend 10 all the customers Of w. COnsni and
Hauplman Ut their place OF business No 60s Broad.
JOHN w. CONSALL,
ARTHUR g. KAUFMAN,
JACOB KAUFMAN. Sour
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II Constipation tCostivenessl destroy ed by
DR.. W ood's Sar-aparilla and Wild Cherry Bit
Iers.-Tnai The niedicIne destroys coasupauonf aod
Intestinal canal 10 perfors evacuaIions iaout
snds Will aud sso that u cures DJ'Peoia, SICK
Headache, Jsuutice, Vertigo Liver Complaint and al dis
which he bowel. subject As IL hi con-
pound OF Regular Physician The public may rely upon
II. merits Sod wholesale aud retail By WYATT
KETCHAH. ~ Fullon-,G y; retail 1872 Brosdw-y; III
Bowery 81 Rl.ecirr.-t y Y. ly2l oI.s
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SAILED.

Below bark , unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

sU THE NEW STYLE Summer Hat. Iasely inso-
SA duced for sale, win improvements (prce . D
by WATSON Il CO. l6i Chsusm-st
NJ HA Iarge assortment Of Panama, LeKhofn, and eve.
~ description Of summer Has, 1rry moderate pfcoa
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-11-19
THE sUFFERINGs OF THE SOLDIERS

THE SUFFERINGS OF THE SOLDIERS.
A volunteer in the Kentucky regiment (Robcrt
Harding writing to his father, after the battle of
Monterey, gives an account Of the three DAYS fight
ing. He says:
On Monday night the Mexicans were in high
sprts-Ihey had lost but few men, All night
they threw up sky rockets. At nigh, the firing
ceased. The left wing of the Kentucky regiment,
to which am attached, were marched into the fort
taken by MS, to hold it during the night As we
moved IN, we were in point blank shot of one bat
tery, and raked on our right by another. They
both belched fire the whole time we were MARCHING
IN, distance of one mile. Such night as spent
that night, hope never to spend again. We had
eaten nothing since day light.-We had no shelter
no food-no fire. We laid down i'm the mire and
blood, among the dead men and horses, and cold
rain fell on us all night. had no coat on, having
gone into the fight in my shirt sleeves
never heard balls whistle before Two cannon
balls passed within two feet of me, and many more
within short distance. As we left the fort on
Tuesday evening, which we had been holding as
stated before through Monday night, we We're or
deIed to scatter, the best means of protection a.
gainst the two batteries which raked our line.
had got away from the company about so wards 10
myself when whole load of grape shot were dis
charged at me alone. ! heard the shot, and stoop-
Ell In the bushes, when on both sides and above me
the shot fell like hail We lost three of our men
with these fires this morning
The dead were awful sights to look upon-some
shot with cannon balls, and some with small shot
some with their heads shot off-some with their
legs oh--some with their bowels scattered OH the
ground. we had no time until yesterday to bury
the dead The heavens were full of carbon birds
and the air with STENCIL have not time to write
at large-am in fine health, unhurt, without a
scratch, Tor which | am truly thankful
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THE RANCHEROS

These constitute principal portion Of the Mex
lean Army. Hardin, Of Ky. (who is in the Army
In Mexico,) writes To lis father as follows
~, The Rancheros are the people who lives on FARMS
lhey are poor soldiers. BY the laws of their gov
eminent they are not allowed to have arms at home,
and consequently do not understand the use of them
These people are not cowardy, but unskilled in the
use of arms and without confidence in their rulers
=, zen. Taylor esteems them brave people; but
they are not effective in battle because of their ip
norance OF the use of arms Their defeat by Gen.
taylor on the Rio Grande, VIII such odds in their
favor, has destroyed all confidence in themselves
and they fight with no other expectation than
to be whipped but let this war last IL months lon
GER and rest assured, they will prove an enemy no
longer to be despised.
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The party that left St. Louis last Spring for Cali
lorna have Jared badly. A letter from one of the
company dated Fort Bridges, July %, states tina,
many OF the emlgrants sold their wagons at Fort
Laramie, and proceeded on their journey on horse
back: The men composing the party had quarrel
ed, and some of them had changed their minds
and taken the Oregon route. The letter saws
The emigrants were heartily tired of their Jour
ney, and nine-tenths of them wished tbemselva.
back in the States The whole company had been
broken up into squads by dissatisfaction and bcker
ings, and 1t was pretty much every man for him
self The accounts they have received of OREGON
and the CALIFORNIA;, by the parties they met return
ing to the States, had greatly disheartened them
and they had horrible anticpations of the future in
the country which they believed 10 be; when they
sat out, as beautiful as the Elysian fields
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NEW YORK CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.

NEW YORK CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS
The following is complete list Of the Repre-
sen'auves elected to the next Congress from the
State of New York:
WHiGs-F. A. Iallmadge, VIM. Nelson, Cor
neilus Warren, ID. b. St. John, Eliakim Sheriff.,
r. IL. sylvester, Gideon Reynolds, Il. G. Ripley,
john y. Sllngerland, Orlando kellogg, Hugh White,
Joseph Mullin, VIM. Duer, Daniel Gott, III. S.
longer, VIM S. Lawrence, John Nj. Holey, E.
u. Holmes, Robert l.. Rose. David Rumsey. Dud-
iey Marvin n. X. Hall, Harvey Putnam, Wash
lngton Hunt--iH all %, T. c. Ripley being elect
Ell TO NIL vacancy in the present Congress.
Locos-frederickW w. Lord, Henry C. Murphy,
Henry Nfcoll, w. b. Maclay, David S. jackson.
Sidney Lawrence, Timothy jenkins, G. A. Stark.
weather--S.
oLD HUNKERs-George Petrie, Francis Seoar,
and Ausburn Birdsall-3, who are Protective De,
mocrats and opposed the leading measures of the
present Administration
This is indeed great victory-t is sipni6.
cant fact that MAcLAY is the only member of the
New York delegation who voted for ssthe British
Tariff act" of 1916, that has been reelected
The Wing majority in the Congressional cleo
lions of New York is about 90, OOO-Yet the Wing
Governor Young, is elected by only about 10 900,
and Gardiner the Democratic candidate for It. Gov
ernor is elected by about 5000. The latter was
offered nomination by the ant-renters; and Young
was charged with being an ant-renter, which lost
him some Wing votes and no doubt gained him
some others. The New Constitution is adopted by
large majority, but negro suffrage is rejected.