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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18
New Orleans War Items

CosscR1PrIoS.-Iti Is nov serled lbs; LouiSian,'s
quota of Soldiers called for by Gen Taylor csunot
be raised by voluntary enlistment and tie order h.s
ALREADY gone forth from Head Quarters =, New
Orleans to cause al accurate enrolment 10 be msde
OF al persons subiec; 70 military duty within the
safe with view 10 immediate drsti OF troops
Il seems from .he following paragraph which we
clip iron, New Orleans paper thai the patriotism
OF some who had already enlisted. oozed cut az
the ends of their fingers, some other place, Just
as hey were OF the point Of embark tion for the
Sesi OF War
CAFrAls BLAScHARD.-This gentleman. regular
y educated IL me Military Acacemy and Z" ho ssrv-
ed sisrss gears in the army has been acIiSely en-
gagged in raising company ofvoiunieers, but when
he thought he ready yesterday. more than one
ha:were found 10 have deserted as aas. This l. not
creGtsb.s conduct and : one among the many IL
stances which have occurred 10 shoS that draft To-!
troops IL the frs, place would have been much oeuer.
As 10 AR. Blanchard there are few who have hish-
er qualifications 10 lead company into the held.
and II affords as pleasure 70 such old citizen
and esteemed officer again offer 20 take his sword in
defence OF the country. We really hope that those
who have volunteered under hin, and others wish.
ing TO volunteer, will come forward and behave as
men should do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

Cisp-J. o. Fay, OF Isl Falsou-s., dealer IN Lsua
Camphiue and Fam y III suiaOrs having hired Dr. Town.
SENDS old Sarssparila Depot from under hlu m ode
We believe to ob;sn the benefit OF Or. Tswn>sad. pr.
vous extensive advertising. publishes IN the Nor YSs
sun, OF May - the following which s only eGaas b,
his publishing certificates purPortius 20 be written NJ
signed il Europe IN week sier his Ssrsapaa sre
oct In New York j o. Fay says In OF his advertise.
men;s The old established stand, lS4 and lS6 Fahou
the place. No connexou with any shop. in the VI
cnity. &c DR. Townsend would merely say 10 rrp,y 70
Inc above he h,a removed bls Sar.apara Depo, iron
ISL 10 l.6 Fulsou-st HeIt door the san cetes wer.
bis celebrated compound extract Of the pure Sarsspu,
be obIAncd and that he would DO very cory IN,
in any way connected with the s.srea 90 Ia
hfst OF May al lSi EulIou-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

afternoon II FsfeFsucs to Ii. co.ss. waa I, I, .,s,
place n tha: ety Tsesssy next between TIA ,s ~
Temperance act TIE -rassszs lie sess..c a- II, ~,
the passage Of Scripture rrees1et n Jxe.4 Y rs,,
fore to him ;ha SDowe;a to 60 Sod ard ees,A 4, 20, y,
lin !; Is ,ia lie gave glowing esse.ts.soa es N.
=. =, ~. -, ses I iarcess
deBctniaa;e: lie iRs LicsTse era. He gave 1.ny i-
Die for esins the License law esttsssy = ~
reeesced IN Revised statutes ;aI.ors ec With ~
read TO Ire sCtence. he declared II TO es in ais oss
Il Tas With ;se fundamental principles ef justice aEa M
.'y' lie aeysS he s.deree - cteiity n their er,
xSS eiF country arc TEE. cccarys Ged demands, !,
'osf aA.'es he aold Iaen ,6s: snslS vote max
en- IN IA. city. sweeping is y,,,s 20 r-ru.x,.rs -,
VIE a. NE itisS@sOi Temperance IN Brooklyn esSI,
lave aeA't his eiseEsse. There Is no IN epPo,;cAgT
g 20 800 ?! 9sia' 5Sat'lAl the polls. and 10 hin "a.
noNe2- LIS 3-tS and coe,a il not. - HIN IL = sn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18
no LICENSE
More Di.nstcr

We are under the paipfol necessity Of recording
another disastrous conflict between Point Isabel
and Matamoros, II which seventy volunteers, at
tempting TO reach Gen. Taylors camp from the form
er posi-, were routed and cut to pieces by an over
whelming Mexican force. The worst Of it is that
our men appear to have behaved badly, which VIII
embolcen the Mexicans in future encounters. CaP1'
Walker himself. so far az we can gamer rom MS
accounts did not distinguish himself otherwise man
In running, wherein he approved himself match
for Stannard or The America Deer himself. he
came in ahead Of the remnant Of his flying corps.
andtberc can be little doubt that his time was about
the best on record.
Asye. we are not enabled to determine by what
authority Captain OF volunteers undertook with
his company to reopen Gen. Taylor's communica-
lions with San Isabel W hen the veteran commander
does not see fit TO attemptit with $500 regulars II
captains OF volunteers mediate proceeding TO the
Rio del Norte to mako war on their own hook, IL
will be expedien put them in straight jackets at
once, and set their men to planting potatoes at
home They can be of far more use thus employed
than in undertaking TO uaneRyer and fight as parti-
sans In country Of which lhey know nothing and
their enemies every thing,-they fighting with
cot artillery while half the hostile force is cavalry
md the Mexicans, If Indifferent soldiers, are noor-
oasy good horsemen.
The worst news we have from the South is
that of the departure Of the steamboat from Calves
ton for Brassos ST. Iago with sixteen volunteers
for the relief of Gen. Taylor and the absolute failure
of Louisiana TO raise four regiments 1880 men in all
for the same purpose without resort TO the Con-
scription. This is most disgraceful 10 those who
have 20 wantonly involved the Nation in its presen,
responsibilities and perils If Texas does not rush
TO the rescue of Gen. Taylor, we insist that she
ought to be kicked out of the Union without cere
mony. For her sake. our Government has get up
an unrigheous claim to the boundary OF the Bio
Grande; for her sake our little Army is now sur.
rounded on the banks of the great Mexican river
We have to foo, the bill at all events, and it bids
fair to be heavy one. If in addition 10 this, we
are TO be subjected to Conscription and dragged
from our homes TO fight for her unrghteous prelen-
sious in that region Of Yellow Fever, who among US
will longer look with favor connection from
which Texas reaps all the advantage and nothing
but perilS, calamities and crime 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18
bus,nsss Notices.

Dr. TOWNSHIPS SASsAsARiLIA-Ths arreis is orc.
pcucd Tie very b.si Hcud SsTsspars Rect
l a,ss eisIgtr Than any O5er each bottle ccGIsr,
ufi;cirn cu1nuy 10 make cus, Of 5s-,spsrs .yru,
superior to apy cold ia bo-. cr sdos- 81. TosS,ec4
has IN b possession the certificates Of he Hor LiN,re.
L Van Hees formerly Sheriff and Clerk Of klbauy cs,
AM County. aud recently in The Wss Department al Ws
instpn; ". ". vsa Z,rdL ESQ Of TIE 6snk DePsrtIea
AbNuy; Hon Sch Terry Comm ssiouer X o. the Scbo
fund Of Connecticut, J. w soucs, E.c. sou OF 's Ger
BoucA snd hundreds Others from Statesmen c!ersrr
Phys,caDs Editors. &c ac Tsese certificates can be
the ocr, 10 Ful,on.sL door 10 The sun oee d.
Townsend requires fictitious names. Of 'aH, i
sell his articles and deceive The public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

FROM RIVER La PLAr,-By the arrival 81 Phil.
adelpnia o; the scp Plato Capt \ E. Holmes have
Intelligence from Mo1tevideo to March O. and Bueuos
Ayres 10 February % Her dstes, however have been
anticipated via Rio de jsnciro per brig Tally 10 at
Baltimore. CspI. H. lett At Montevideo United States
frigae Columbia Captain Richie. from Rio &c Jsneiro
aud United States sloop-ofwsr Plymouth. Commander
Henry, from do The Piym nth had on board number
Of OF smsllpox consequently temporary hospital
opened shore for the relief of lhe susrsrs-oue
only proved fatal previous TO the sailing of the
Plato. TIE officers ard crew OF rgate Columbia, were
IN the enjoyment, ofexcelent health tie small pox hav
ing entirely disappeared from on board after leaving
Rio. The U. s Doopot-wsr Saratoga. Commander Shu'
brick, bearing the broad pennant OF Commodore Ros
,eau. and U. s brig Bsinbridge, Lieut., COMMANDING
Pendleon. were az Bueuos Ayres Feb. 2s OMcers and
al we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18
Things in Philadelphia.

THILAUELFhIA, My II, 7. VI
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
This has been another day of excitement in Phila-
delpha. The from the South, received by this
mornings mail. created great sensation, and our city
flooded with extras from air ost every newspaper
establishment
The brig Zelica, Capt. Larkin. from Passport. Ne.
arrived at Wilmington Del, yesterday. When at sea,
80 miles from land picked up whale boat CONTAINING
four men, who bad deserted from the whale brig Ameri
They had been four days in The boat, and
nearly our OF provisions. The reason they assign
for leaving the brig was bad treatment.
The Stock Market yesterday, no material change.
The sales unusually light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

" The importance of having beautiful and whte
teeth every knows especially thu ladies. who
such cases. are excellent judges The necessity cl
adopting those made by the Dentist is DO; to he CUE,
toned especially those Manufactured by Messru Hitch
cock &; Blasde. Dentists, 81 Broadway on their Oh,
tenn, for they perfect tha, they cannot b. dkt
guished from the natural ones while tho sane Tin,
they can be used at the table well ivory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

CoiFesQoaterce q me NoFIA An'eicAa
WASHINGTON &sy -.
The augmentation OF the public detences will not
be confined to the Military alone. An order wss
taken 81 the last meeting OF The Committee OF Naval
Affairs Of the Hocse for The construction OF twelve
iror's;eamers and one sixty gun ship Of iron. The
steamers are to be 500 tons burthen and carry
10 or IL inch guns equat battery OF 81 Founders
Hon. 7. B. King has the subject in Charge and Will
present report to The etfec, stated Tuesday
next The whole will prove 10 involve an expen.
diture Of about g 900 COO Il will be suggested
onid them by contract. which is the cheapest snd
safest plan. have ttle doub; the recommendation
Of the Committee will De adopted, as II aasments bat
slightly the Increase proposed by the Navy Depart
meat for the peace establishment
Had Mr.. Webster been present when the vote
was taken the bill for raising supplies and vo!un
teers be would have answered Age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

SAsDs's SARsIpAKiLLA.-ln.s valuable medicine 70 kA
ia us bighet r-tlnaon beth by th0se who have used
end know from experience Ia great modest value VA
Other, ~bn have llne.srd is powerful and conIoiosI
nlence dsesses 0f ne gand1ar NJ osssous syssnl
ILs 10 such Opeaiss actively and taI
powerfully H. the dino mid "a tho d~-ase6 s
.E-t.er.d fisme; and ~ combining with ihs nefk,
trir nuurr or Ife preserving principle health .ueep
di.-ase B3G-r is OPERATION upon the same principle "a
5prng succ-eds inter- anJ INC earth 10 clothed VII
yertanI beauty under genal h54snce OF feffrsH,s
.aowers In Il. preparation the most potent .imples Of rs
vegetable kns dom united aud tho combinsDn so
that oar mod!tes snd improves ths other, and uGdsf ~
nss Of 5sndss Sarsspsfa 10 presented compound u
Invalid in u. effects ard operation uE The sysem whoa
Doncg uuc.r 1i.=sse.
Prepared .8d Sold Wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. "
SANDS DTugssIA 100 Fn.tOI-sL corner VI =" iaH, ass
FORK. Sold also Z73 B!o1dUhy n FAX Sroadwsy ,o
by DruXgs Generally thruu ghoui the United Sstes fnz'
81 per uoI.r. ) bottles hf~ az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

TROOPS READY.-We learned from the State
Qlsrer.Mas,er Generals Omce. las, evening. tbs,
95i soldiers rank and lie, have received the
OF their bounty money, and months pay that
Les men. rank and ile. now in the barracks. vii;
receive their pay to-day snd that 70c men, com.
~5lsei n different companies ready Tor inspcc
op and be mustered INFO the service OF he United
SECS Including the later there lSfs who may
-egar:et rescy service, up 20 last night The
companies expected from the country. and those SUI form
Ing In tie CITY, may make ny the requisite number.
n naf-1 oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18
THE SOUTHERN MaIa.
War Movements In New-orIenns-GeReral
Tay!or's Supplies,

correapoodence OF Tse Tribune.
Nxwos-sANs, My.
Volunteering is proceeding here with al alac-i,y.
but there IS no clothing arms ready for the men
already offered A strange misnsnasemen; Of the
Wa Department Sas been permitted, else tee want
ofequipuents and ice military STOKES received here
cannot be accounted for.
The Me1ican force on his side of the Rio
Grande is oo0o-half are above aad baif below Gen
Taylor's camp. Thus communication is esecssail>
cut of until our volunteers open IL Taylor is aboe
out Of the regular provisions Of the army 81; has ~
head of ca;Ile in camp.
u base ;ralv vours -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18
JOSIAH RtcUaRns Auc,Ion..,

SALE or VALUABLE Law LiBsAkY.-Thls Evening Bong
Richards Plnt, No. 74 Broadway, viii sell largo
valuable Law Library containing complete ss,s OF H1
Yok State and United States Reports Massachusetts Sal
Reports and other Important american Reports. Compile
ssries OF English Common Law, Chsncery and Ezch.Que
Reports. good selection OF Trestses and Digssu, q
msntary Works, &c.
Also, Share in The Library OF The Law Institute.
Also a superior large -ile mahogany Book Case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

SAusArasILLi EXPSEss.- consequence OF the sxsc
sve and increasing sale OF DR.. To~nsends Ssr,spsr,
The proprietor has been obliged to establish sarssrus
express His customers be- assured hereafter Of h,
lngit delivered the same day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

FROM Rio De JAyEIEo.-By the arrival yester-
day OF the brig ocle Capt Bas,ow, from Rio !aneo,
which por, she left the 9Th April. We learn that nteh
had bean received Rio that battle was fought
aeou, the ars; Of March between the Aontevdeans and
Buenos yreaa and that Tie latter were vctorocsha.
Bueros Ayres sill under blockade BY The French aad
English sGuatrors The L irga;e Columbia and sloops
Plymouth and Saratoga =; Aoatevtteo when the On
ole sailed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

yoLUSrEERs-A company OF about 200 men has
been organized in Baltimore for the Rio Grande.-
Capt. James E Stewar; has been chosen Temporal
riy to the command, and will probably be elected
Captain. Between sixty and seventy have enrolled
themselves in Richmond Va. and elected Edward
Darlington as their Captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

GoCkAcps PRILo.oPaY or TIE fIsGER NAILS, no - =,
- zrsils" besides o=tns tzssf.eaoe u neplssTs'
hecucnLIy The soufces Of oher and moro pam VI
s.Iude 70 hat l6s yasaSs are termed hnnfos1s,.
P.,,oos cted win .gHsii5 endeavor 70 nd lhecus
OF lbs nu..ancs specially 1s possible and Inc rosIr
lar o.sc 70 esse this H. ~ pul ihsE cut oy sudden
No.y ri 4, be ac1ersLood LEaI Esare Is opposec v
yloI..t pg;gEs s1c ia Ike sl6 s'
her tnc!ga alton by LII ANIMATION u lo parts .na
rounds are s!IHo.L Insvlls5lo copseaaELc- We.
h- r-.at. WY tJFec Se-xz OF lalccse sostf.-
generally -a6iDg n It's !oss OF he Esi bui Ills Is ~.
ice GA.i L. Giost ragged, llfofne1, %
.a.o r1dos! rid gss fOres--laan waea 1c.9s -
be 1cseeulY. Now, Jet 10 terlstsbeieat - AZ
paa ard morIht2t.oG Is TIC fesu.t OF ssnahs 80
agnss can lever occ:r II lss hands Do eoEsaIuS -,
with GcusACD's Italian Eet!csLed Soap. 10 -
Tuned az
~ Sow ihz, Ire Leaf Of The sua Is daily hcts,,l
Tsa Efecx.ss and SaEbura viii DC 81 ms rsssi ~ y.
Do forgotten tasi GoCEAUDs Italian Asdie.ec cg.a
sovereign IL. tazss ssLs as wei! a SnSf. ~.L
Coates, k1d-eas, Rousha-.a, EfuPtDns, kbs"".cyj
J1!cs, &c; Is alao eAqGsI,- iOr sa1Tlss. o,sass
Poadses suoIiles Will positively sxii' pale eel ~ ~
hair An application VI GouaAr0s Ll9a.f hooss ass.
q permanent and brilliant rosiness 10 pale cnee1 ~
zArDs Acoustic Drops arg a. intaiiibs fcnecy y"
,ce>6t
~ Il shood be rerembered tbs, ibe gcasisf 81
son.ot Dr. FELIX GoCRAUD CSC oH!y % oo.s ssscs.
Le.c. 81 Wslker-s HssI sIoce from bfoaoTsi
A. 3 jordan, Ai.k-K; kinslor, CassnaSss raJB
Psifee, Albany, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

l~ The largest and beat assortment Of Drcss Good,
consisting Of rich ombrr shaded and striped organdes
printed Lawns bazsrnes. orsandy giushams, oaregss
arsoniers sc to be found in the city is at Barkars 2
Grsndst who will sell them Is per cent less than DO
former prices, and IS per cent. ess than they b
bought elsewhere We would advise oil iu want Of bar
gains to call, and will guaranty their not being dssp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

z Our Editorials hase bee. e-oxied OF; iron day to
das by Tie pressure e Reports Of The Anairersaris GAG ne
c,ei;iss roa IKE Mclean frpr;i>, uatil Of
;ac=a gaze venerable Gzd dSsrt1 Of res7eet
e- nc; il otAe- rtasos- oss OF tse. en- Gov Tou-
csys Message eftr beng sereyel ;ies pisee jSrrl
caG taken or asss, egpeTs hs Fys Page or lis pa
pc. Ose OK lie Common School Libraries II ea- Sas,
osi eHdins ooa:rvcasy ia re!a0s tassto uss; aca 4
!tis loEse-. 4 reply ron Az Assocsscnis. to .ny 7se7-
t;ty Of sssakea anrsca;ioas .i.sa he inRtrerscys
shaQ s2asGr soon. Hens ere.iIn, a-rss from CORES
pssSeais sha be Compelled e=lis aiio: soies for
san; ctreoa. WA Congress eAs q Wax On hesd For-
eign News rzpstsi AID Tie Safe Convention cny io
rsexs e5 &c caas eeoaai-s ne saGa rtat Sup
PIGMENT saeasrs absol,sis ssse 6x: ecros ssl 60 50
sVay dag. Rsre pcsrzes Correspondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18
From the Rie Gran,,s p,rsc,.

Tho report bronsh, TO this City yesterday by the
Schooner Empire, which left the Mouth of the Rio
Grande on the asth ult was that body of two or
three hundred Mexicans e or compauies) had
crossed the Rio Grande. ., a short distance above
the city, and after engagement with portion of
our force, had captured $50 men. The Empire also
brought report that twenty or thirty Rsncheros
had crossed the river between the American camp
and Point Isabel and captured q wagon containing
asores- This is Mexican report
There are two Ferries between Point Isabel ana
Ma,smcros ono e. Bachi,s and the other about eight
miiss below Matanoros. At Intervals OF some FIVE
miles there are places here boats might land unob-
served.
The Captain of the Empire states that the report
when he left was 'ha, the Mexican Army consisted
Of about 5000 men-of which 5000 were re,nls,s
snd GOO Rancheros and Militia. There were nob him,
bur Rancheros below Matamoroh
EY- The Newark Daily Advertiser announces
the dss. OF Rxrks b. Duaosr Somerset Co. in the SSH
y.r Of bis age Mr.. D. was soldier OF sae Rsrcauaca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

To FAMILIES. AEecaAsrs, TRAVELLERS, &c. visIIs.
NEw-YoEX The tO1s1 OF CUm.tpck u u. tsV1s - -,
obtained .4ch Tremendous celebrity for Ghsn FIoph,
PaLsnt aed.cilrs, They deem II Suihci,ni - u'o'
Pubic anI he Tfaveling C0mmuniy where the ohss.
arIc.es Can be obtained their enc7nt eIcsIeGce y
Steam Laboratory in !ae great travelling thofoasais
COrtlacc-sL
The OIL nal 4rd genaiae Pain Extractor Depot
Hays's LialEI-ct Tor the Plies.
The Extract OF Ssf,apanls " purity Inc blood
EaxtIgGla Hair Dye
Roech Bane, 10 An Reaches and Bed Bags
Also, only Laboratory and soap Wofn Tor NC 81
Inc Wa.nlt on hil!lsry Shaving Soap ny
Steam 5osp Works and Lio0fatory, Il Cortaao " "
Tue only uus depot Tor nc Magical Psn EIhsSpsS
2! Cof.and.sI hyIo Ls~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

ARRIVAL OF THE L. S. TRooPs.-The steamer
Hannibal arrived last nigh; from s. Louis, brought
down from Jefferson Barracks portion OF the Isl nsn
try under the command OF LeAt. Col. Wilson They
number 2i2 nou-commissoued officers. musicians, and
privstes n o. Delta, 9Ih list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

w LIcEssE Election throughout our STATE
f,his City shamefully e1cepted) to morror, May
,sa. Do not fail to attend, you who can and vote
no LICENSE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18
Court Cnlrndnr r..n-

CoxSoN PtrAs.-part Nos, /. 2Ss 5. S,7,au,u
- L. Parte. IL Cern1a Pleas rOoGa--Nes :, @,6.SC
T. a. IS. Is 20 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

EIPESEvE SLEEPIss.-The q. s. Gazette says
Phiadeiphan has ieni 10 the National Fair Wash.
ns.on. the f1rnire for bod chamber yalued at thirty
thousand doisss- The material Is rosewood, and The
vorkmanshtp tie perfection Of cabinet making At the
preeels day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

a Hoa- TEoaAs BUTLER KING has been ro-,-
mated By The Wings Of the First District of Georgia
sor reelecSoa 10 Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

TIE AMERICAN FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY
s the title of Society whose Anniversary was held at
Mr. Cones Church the proceeding, OF which were pub
shed in The Tribune OF Saturday as. Our reporter err
edn suppo,ing M Cone tae term American For
eisn Baptist Bible Society. This title was repuested
long time since BY ,he Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

EoTicE.-The Walnut Oh hltary Shaving Soao, wtaes
has 10 co Ia The Invention Of M WE J0n1son, cos
ony Manufactured Of Inc article, Al II CofioS,I
AID hss cGon win any Vroom Fowler, 1xfsffs
sented by those VINO TO make capital oci -
iof ne manufacture and sale Of spurious sf.c
lnyiZ inois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

o. The disgusting system OF bori4g adopted BY kni
cy dealers is fast giving way The sound principals
advertising Instead 0: running few country crs
TONER'S cost OF hundreds OF dollars, they write O
an advertisement for country papers quite lntels
and effective the story rerscd by ths borer Wild
TINS Of thousands Instead OF J,agH iaGgfdaakJ tod u
the same ume all the particulars necessary 10 DO GOMEZ
mn. LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

METALLIC TAELgr RAsJK sreoP-The oldsstsnd rca
approved article COW IN having been before The pss
Tor The last hIIy years, be had at Tho Subscribers.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

THE CAMRg1A-This fine steamship, in charge
OF Capt Jutkins this afternoon FOR Halifax ane LIVER
pool with tie ser,ironthlv nail and 50 passengers. Ec
wz-t Peasants Esq o: Philadelphia goes o9i as bearer
OF Govcmen; dispatches to Lcaton The ship in fne
order and never IL bette, condition to make quick
voyage home. Boston Trans. Saturday.
E We learn from The Troy Budget that Gen.
wool of hat City, ha received orders from The Govern
Rent TO repair immediately 10 Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

ours,px-Pu,t Paee-hsse Toueey; Biographical
s.,,.s a Gen Ts,J,r Affair, Warrington New.York
CITY copven.ion Appointments by :se Governor From
Galveston ssss Isems &c Forr.s Pess.Poe.ry-
yreedo. aary.; Sales CT Stocks; Trade Of the Hnd'
.or. m,y,ns Journal; Lisr of Letters, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

PORTABLE SHAVING C.sgs-.lB, unscfiDefS assori"ea
embrace. every variety OF Travelling Dressing Csse ss+
bic either FOR long short journey, containing al SSs
nece,ssry for The toilet
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