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From the Austin t,rexas) Democrat.

Indian News-Miss Pan ker and other Captives.
Capt. Rice arrived from the Council Ground on
Thursday as-to him indebted for the annexed
items CT indian news
Col Leonard II Williams, with party Of ter others.
dispatched to Pshsucas camp on The False Washi
the 2eth April. be sent runner 20 Coz. Butler.
informing him OF having fouud Miss Parker and yel.
low sir! in The Csmsnche csmp The former wai &C
cuair,ed with Col. Williams in the early and happy
days her existence during bis stay she continued 70
weep necessarily Twelve mules mule loads OF
merchandise offered for her. but refused oy the
lnGiaps who they will die rather thsn give her
No situation depicted minds repe.e Win
half the horrors Of thar upfortur ate yous lsdy's.
Our Government should claim Der with strorg hand,
the sword should De made and 10 lio-rste !.
is useless talk OF treating with those barbsans Until
they are FIRST bundled by chss,iserienr.
The appearance OF Col Williams crested considerable
excitement among the Caus,ches The yourg warriors
laid plan to murder him and his companions, which
was overheard by s Mexican boy. Zone Of the many
prisoners OF thst nation he ladans) who
timely notice 10 Col w. and be immedis,elv claimed
The protection otPahspca Itis CHEF win dlcGy suc
ceed-d 10 pscifyne aud restraining his ren
BafNo Hump Acknowledges that his ?s-y killed several
Germans near SAL Antonio, (se suppose 81 Cas;rove)
he consequently AFRAID himself among he pale
faces and refuses 10 come In. Jack Ea--y, Delaware,
purchased German boy aeou! nine OF ten yeas OF .se,
ttoIn his band.
they bave I'VE American lsts prisoners which they re-
fuse brink n sell cre s ssort II or IL, az, The
other l6 o. Il years q sse.
There are about three huni-ee Indians :; TIE Council
srcunt, representing II. Cherokees. ShaNees DeawAres
Iobies Anadacoes hickapoos, Tonklhuas Lpsns Keech
les and Wacces.
PscAucs with Aupsrico Chief, was looked for on
the dsy Of Cspi- Rc-s departure Msy 81. Nopeco
chuPte with small party Is also expected IN
The Csr,snches. Anparcoss and MOSS. say taey
met the American. Wichitsw mountain snd
willing 20 NEE, Them there sgsn. VIXEN the buaaloes
below. which Is in July. Tse village OF the Wscoes
and W!chzws s.trs,ed IN the Wicaitsv mountains sss
been burned oy the Pavnee Mohs~s The residue OF
the two Srsr iises Wa-rens trading house
The Red River and promise ii The Americans viii suffer
II spY Way.
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sYELEcTRIc TELEGRAPH.
80. e-or ,;exico-yera Cruz BIockaded-

T,a,e from mexico-yera Cruz BIockaded-
New. Orleans dates TO the 31st.
The Telegrsphic communication from this City
to Washington was completed on Saturday, night,
and the first atemp; to convey intelligence through
was made al O'Clock las, evening On the arrival OF
the Southern Mail at Washington. The following
communication vas made to Us from Washington;
From the Daily Delta CT asJ 81
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
The Port of Vera Cruz Bockaded-Tha powers
Of American Consuls manifestations order
ed 10 the Interior Of the CouDtry-EHorts OF the
Government TO sustain the War, &c.
Here the wires gave out, having just brought
us the heads of The advices from Mexico. The
breach is somewhere this side OF Philadelphia aud
not in the newly com peted portion ofthe line The
wires must be broken, as it was found impossible
to renew the transmission. We presume however
that the substance Of The news is given above w
shall have the particulars farthest by Mail ct :
O'Clock to day, in season FOX our first Evening Edi-
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Trade of the Hudson,
Produce aud Country Moehau disc Arriving at Nes.

Produce aud Country MeTchaB disc drrr,a1 at N. Yak
reported Specially 70, The N.,, Yorr Tr,s,.n.
N Y. Il Albany L Liae-Bost World. C n shear 9a
bu malt Gso hechsm 1910 malt Msnisy & Dudley goa
lime Cool {. Griffin 100 do Paterson Rail fond.
P.rhrld Day 4 Co Lin--R.rye W.vs 5t3 aides le,&s
L Gas. 4 Co ST. dn Bull.rd Il Co 4es 4 q Brooii;
IS do Yuungl Schultz: lIs do WIN Nile. 452 do CML.pr
col do L Andrews; ~ 40 Hyde Jr 81 ftt II bufhi&
pals butter 10 various p-r,on. ~ An Ghsr
SO cnttl- calves l2s sheep Herd hfs butter bal
hrk 3 pals = pig. egg, 0csy-s 23 nsos by IL do sp
20 captain bsi Pheips, Dodge 4 Co 100 rolls oosts
boards droav-nsr Co II bds broom hds w Deusi'
10 sheep 'hlrs sehfcsdef loo camp ,tools, cart
carpet bags do button n ulds NslhssiE
Hunt box drugs Comsock Z. Co ~ box aodx Sea.tts
hushnor' pase died apple. NJ Hyde box nust
80 s'sh noG topace9 saveran sox' bats 20
st"CA oo4 90 hanain = Dufyes; brI esgs Whecdt
'e.hoL a
hSany anc Jana Line novt-6argr La Fa7ete u
DTS nhur, Oatrr, dller Co. 455 do Nevius s9i
~" wa rnng gregory Co lO LeeiHnd Adams, Co.
" 40 Suycam. 51Sr n Co. 10 bfis hsh-s BALDWIN VIZ
p'sEr ~ 90 Z Glosop Go Wsrdell u WssSoiD
90 Sevlus SOM do 9 Oardell 4 Co 10 do Bonc
Jones' DO l55 bfs porn Kent, Kinnan Coz Iris ~
rn.n; 1900 do c B-als Go.
90 Albany Ltno, :" Schuyler-Bsrge w Lsvrsoa,
co oois a1ur Mead Co c3,4s7 n lumber Foossnk
Same line, barge New, York. boxes tobacco Ga,e1
Brother boxes goods WoIcou * sisdr 80 bet.ie.1
susw 10 90 nay W hu oats 1000 do feed w Seka,fe
Albany 4 line, J siaih>r--barge Uucs II bbb sSs
q do ashes 100 do provisions 10 lard legs butter k,
hinnan Co.; Is hr!s aabes ydenbnre 80 brs tos
suydam. Sage < Co; bfIs ashes Conan & HopkiSi
e5O 10 harley David Jones' brs ashes Cobb; So. III
hour SO do provstons T Il Gihson; u do ssbes PED
Bradford K Richr ond; 9 DO Wood G. GRAFT; 9 DO Esf
m1u Bsly; 2 do Small Wilsms q Co
Same hoe, barge Eastrrn-s5 brIs sour Howl K ssi
1863 DO no do liquor 40 do provisions Is ca
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CaI,uitou. Pire-Ioss of life.


The Warren Chronicle. Extra, of June ID gives
the aourshug village OF Warren. Ohio the night Of
the LIST
The amount OF loss Is estimated a. about Sl35 600
The town had no eficen; fre.engine, else much Of
the loss might have been prevented. The following
the principal sufferers The fra broke sbou, half
past eleven o'clock. in room under Bolemyer's
room. used by Day, a kitchen. Market,s;. and
spread with fearful rapidly. Fred Bolemycr, grocer;
McClerry. halter Daniel Jaeger. druggist The Post
Oace Thornton & King, }. w. Cons's tin shop E. P.
Jenpson's tin shop; Patch & Ason's ssddlery shop ;
the Democra, Office Austin grocery; Days barber shop
and grocery; J NJ Mis2sns shoe shop, were all con-
sumrd: the flames then commenced their havoc upon
Van Gorders brick and the brick block occup
ed by .Messrs Smith & McCoHb, Mr. Rupp. the Herald
office and number of lawyers Offices. aud the work of
destruction went rapidly on unul the whole were des
troveG.
vanyorders blocl was occupied by lessr4. c.. Moser
Co. l. Relnhart. Merchants; Capt W. Bliss Hat
shop; c u Patch Tailor: II. Graham Iron dealer and
the far4ly OF Mr.. Nsngorder-
Thence the FIRE proceeded 70 the store OF Klbbee &
Moser. and having seized upon the old wooden
buildings MsketsI the raging OF the destructive eie
truly terrific. The whole range OF rEltngs
Market street. from Main Liberty. is OF ruins
The persons who occupied them, IN addition TO those
above named were A. Bartholomew, Morgan Steele,
Lot & Freeman, L. $ kihoee Son, and Iitings &
Best Merchants each Of whom had heavy stocks goods
hand: A. F. Hunt. goldsmith; D. e. c. Wes:coii's
tailor shop; County TIeasurers and TruInbul Mutual
Insurance oices Ztirnon Fitch, tanner Levi Nichols,
A Luke and Caleb Peck grocer and the shoe shop Of
A Luke & Co.; also the grocery Of John r Williams.
The dwelling OF the widow Smith On Main, and the
chair shop OF NJ. Chapman LibertyT. among
the ruins.
:. We learn that a iourreyuen timer. named
Frederick Kane, persisted in Mr. Jenniicns shop.
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Things Ia PhiladeIphIo
Correspondence q nc rrfnpp.

The tornado yesterday afternoon, below US T. ~
ton. fora shor, TINS fearful. /, corr,sr,,s
O'Clock from the w ~ W AID las,ed ,Aosad ,5o,
u'e' p'o''rs'Dg tees snd destroying nsav Ssa H
its progress Ths'eh.rs ship house =, Wri-o'a !,
iif.ed shout ten feet into the air "A a,,,s. 500 rs
The ship house of Beus. HsrI:ns & Eoliss.-e pec.,
also pross.s'ed and four or five person. hsr.Ss "a,
the ruins. Two were taken on: ds.s 80 key.
so severely wouoded 'ha, recovery seem, h',
The Asbury Methodist Episcops, Church a9Nssis.
jured sloop hauled up FOR repairs lad -, mass
ripped OF; I'd carried some distance A a.. at,,
blown into the Christians but was saved - Ef. "a
sons In boat The steamer W. Whels,,.' 'Sc. -
ashore and slightly injured. We sxpec, "a, acss
more disastrous accounts. ~ " aet;
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UNITED STATES CIscUIr Coua---Rsso.
Bstts-Vn. Yysevs c. Fan Ness, late CoySs,s' Id.
den vs. 'ame-Acsion 10 recover return OF Ss,Ss
under protest. OF $50 lbs. silk charged nv HS%a a,
as sewing silks 50 per ID duty bar csiss lee.
SILK in the gum. and liable only TO 80 cent, -. AR
Verde, this forenoon. Por ptt. Mr. Cu,,..s -
Mr.. Stewart. > s@ -
U. :. MAasHALs 0FrIcE-John Smith
man cook and and. seward Of the schooner Edv ~
Saturday charged with larceny in .,.slirv HS-.cy
$500 in money from tho Csp;sin while ,hs
the above leland II" uss comrtred f,r e,.-T ~
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LrMINous RIIN-Bergrpau wrot- The ROYAL so.,.. .
Loudon in 76l, ths, he had observed on tive &C.,
rain III ~ sparklrt rs II struck the ground which 80,
to he covered with OF are. Few person. NJ,
ness, tho phenomenon Of luminous rain but q. III -
tsl and moral light has raiued upon The world duri,,
present century we are all conscious, Among The re.,
other ulcerous msledes as well es all srupt7e o.
originate In impure Of the blood Eoruc,s, -.
skpowedee Of III, fact, 10 also the discovery Of -,
agent applicable as remedy. Science ssys that n,
number OF diseases are generated in the bloos-E,,.
proves that Sandss Sarsspailla will care tbe ~
10 confirmed BY the testimony OF Thousands who have ~
the teeipen,s OF It's hesiug virtues
Prepare: spc SOLD, wnoi-sslr aid retail, By A. B.
SANDS, Druggists, 100 Futcn-sL Of William NJ,
York sold slso al rs Brordwsy = spai Broads., ~
~ Druggists generally throughout the United S,a,sa r.
81 per hcilla. 3 hottie. h,r IS. "'
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STEAM Boat EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE
We learn from the New Orleans papers that the steame,
Queen City, while lying Natchez, Wednesday 27th
uit. burst her steam pipe killing persens and badly
scading thirty eight five Of VIII have since died the
others to the Hospital, whom Ger
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TEXAS LEoIsLATuRE-We have the Austin
Texas Democrat Of the 18th ult which says
The Hon w. H Bourisnd resigned tie Speakers
Chair on Monday evening The Hon w. Perkins
7.as elected 10 fiji the vacancy. This The s,-h election
SNEAKER
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, StOcA, sc. BY us
New-York md Erie Railroad Company
r. Cl1rksOn, Agent.

Barge Henry suydam 1858 bssket1 strawberries top
rious persons; tub butter bkt sundfies L HsSii.
tub butter DEFY; lambs shrsp hogs calves ~ 11
butter Capt f Brown; brl eyes Is calves 7sh,e,j
lambs III tubs butter hogs Capt Rowe "A boxs ehsieot
bk IN at 476 strawberry basktJ Osborn n uos bulx
hrk do cav-s7 lambs Capt Vail Ii ARK butter u rti
do Capt ke,chum
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OUTSIDE -Fsn Poge-proceedngs In consres'-
Farther from Texas; Oregon; New Hampshire; The
Couveption-Fifth Day; Murder Trial at Auburn; Csnai
Tolls Eccesis.,ical Question Important from Yucca
tan. The Butchers In selfdefcnce; Pacific Letters;
TeIepraphic Communications. Fourth Paee-The Tiger
Jungle. by W'isin Wallace; Arrest Of Barker Burnel ;
CITY items Gen Gaipes Later from Honduras; Sales
Of 5,ocks Marine Journal; Lila. of Letters remaining
- D.
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s3nsllsss Nontes.

GrsrlENzss HATs'-SPA%Sa FAsH'os-Lsa,y1c.
will this day introduce style Of Hat entirely NV y,
Superior TO any thing We, ofrred.-Juae 9Th. ISIS
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u Capt. MONTGOMERY, of the brig S. B. Rug
s' informs thar when about four miles nohess, OF
Long Point Saturday morning last. be fell II with
vessels ,psrs, about four f-e, Of which Of
Ter It blowing pretty fresh ar the time, and Capt
NJ fcuGd impossible 10 nea: enough 10 make AM
!ar her observations TIE spsTs probably belonged 10
the Llsted Teas which vent ashore las, fall above
the Poir troca whence they must have dritted down
Rutf Com ADV. lvne ).
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POLK THE SfcosD.-A letter from Paris gives
the following account of Mr.. ". H. Polk, brother
TO our delec.eble President who is earning $500
per ennum and an cuff, from the tax payers of this
Country in this fashion
"Apropos of Mr. Polk (aoressd) the presence ofthia
gentleman in Europe Of the beautiful illustrations
Of Democratic exemption from that vel! known Roman
yice peuotism. Here is an individual sent ont Mt the
expen.e u the Republic in tie hish capacity OF its En-
voy at the Court OF Naples for which employment his
Qualification appears be- that he is sNsolutey iDcapa-
Bio Of iuterchsnypg his ideas in any European dialect
snnk-n oD this cout;nept-a sense Of which iucspacy
seem. To have suggested him the useessness OF his
scjournue Naples for he has BEEN al! this year in Pnris
or eLsetoteYsr
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u Respectfully scdte,s-d 10 Lsdies and Geol,usu
with Bad Hair Sirl lhiuk IL but of ,,c- t,lcfa
ofth- b-nt tit have derived from u,e of YOUR \.
m!rahs Cora II air Restorative. About six month. ago
oupd my hrr getting daily ess mud hn Ard mna
discoored froms practice had adopit sllug il eon
uay fearing that should lose 1t entirely and heartrs
the efficacy fyoUr Restorative have for some lime I'D
constant, Gsed IT, and the rris thst my hair pa
fecly restored and much impJOvei III appearance u!
color having become thick dark and glossy hich
was before To all my frlends have warmly re.omn.!
ell your Restorative article excellent u.
preventative for the hair As have OIL clion 10 see n
in print. beg you will publsh 1t; bul you are
liberty 10 show this letter. make any Other you Piers
OF H. and refer applicants 10 me- necessary proof ofs
efcucv Of your article. Your bedient servant, 500
To Mr.. j. JoSEs.
Sold price g. or shngs bottle. al ibs sign OF 10
American Eagle, 81 Chahsust Ais Broadway or ISs ~
ton-sl. Brooklyn. Is
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SINGULAR CASE OF FoRGERY.-Eleanor Jerauld
OF E.s, Greenwich. Thursdsy arrested by The C.
> Marshal on The charge Of forgery and having in Ger
possession forged certificate with the Intent 10 defrsud
the Uated States Tee defendant woman rs cara
of sge and the crime forth IN warrant 10 sI.ey
forging and obtsnipg certificate OF marriage for The
purpose Of obtaining pension under the lave Of toe
sitet STATES. BY the law OF 1885, widow 10 draw
pension. nust have Teen married prior TO 1894 The
certificate produced purpors 5ear Gate i.eI whereas
ma parties we're no. actually married un,i l1ae TIE
charge Is that the has oeea altered 10 Inc ayure
Tor the purpose Of defrauoins the government, The
alteration. II any, Is admitted be exceedingly well exc
cuIed and requiring sklfui eye to detec: il
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THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE a.iats

Er no EXTRA will DO i.sled from The Tribune orace
this day unless have .n,ehgence from General
Tayios camp Naval force in the Guf ether News
OF very decided interest importance The EVENING
EDITION OF The Tribune, however, which VIC regularly
pub.h the year round Will contain all the Items OF News
Including the Stock Sales Markets &C. received from all
quarters Up o'clock in the afternoon Perhons WISH
Ing end 20 friends The latest news oy De
Malls and Hos,s which leave City In the afternoons.
viii enc the Evening Edition The Tribune for saie
the counter In wrappers ready Tor mailing. or they can
procure the pap from tic Newsboys
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JUBILEE or The Soss OF TEMPERAScE-We
understand that the Member. Of the Pennsylvania Dtvs
oss OF he Soma OF temperance. % meet in the City Of
Pnilacephia, Tuesday the 9Th al 4. II. and ser
marching through several OF the streets will lake The
o'clock ram for his city; arriving here az L. NJ Judge
Conrad viii De here Tomorrow anc Is expected 20 deliver
I shorr
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PESssYlvASlA-The Wings of Allegheny Co.
Pa have nominated MOSES HAMPTON for Congress,
with their las, years ticket; for Assembly. Hon. H.
NJ. Breckenridge declined, however and John s.
Wilson vas nominated in his stead
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LATEST FROM MEXICO.
The Crops.

Letters and Journals from almost every part OF
the Union speak cheeripgy Of the prospects OF the
Farmers. So great crop of Grass vas never be-
fore on the ground on The 9Th Of June as now; the
Wheat is generally laxurian, though i; has uiterec
from the Fly in some sections The danger OF Rust
is we trust, dsspated. unless the Rains the past
month are renewed Corn and Potatoes are gene
rally late and in some places the latter are not yet
ali planted because Of the wet; butthe early planted
Corr is generally of good color, except on very
We, ground, while Potatoes generally look strong
snd hearty. TIE Forests look remarkably rich in
their dark green livery, and Fruit promises well ex
cept where was cut off By the sharp fros's OF May
On the lowlands of the West well as North. The
fri, vas thus seriously injured in The blossom or
lille later We hear few complaints as yet from
the Cotton region On the whole. we believe the
prospect is now decidedly favorable 10 an unusually
boun,ifu Harvest lhroue hout the Union. unless the
manufacture o f Heroes Corpses, Widows Orphans,
.nauercd ankle.joinrs. broken knee pans. one
legged and one armed fragments OF Humanity on
the battle field shall draw of public attention and
general effort from the tisds q here food is grown
and ,rue glory won We estirnste the loss thus &C.
cssoned by this War for tie present year clone al
not less than Fifty Millions Of Dollars, in addition 10
the positive cost of the War
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q Ninety trains Of cars leave Boston every
day FOR twenty-five tiEeren. sta,on-about one every
Zen inu:es for sixteen and half hours each tsy-Sun-
days excepted. of course.
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~ Tyayeios and Others leaving the City in the sfser
boon srenforned that Eces Edttiosof The Tribune
10 printed every day containing the Stock Sales aar
ke:s, News by the Southern mail DC. up to o'clock
By inquiring OF the Newsboys for the Erenne Edition
OF The Tribune every will be able TO take with Elm
the ates, news up to the time of lesving The City
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c% THOMAS j TURNER, Esq hiss been nomins-
ted by the Loco Focos as Candidate for Consress'
in the With Dis,ric, OF Illinois now represented by
JosrrH P. HoeE. According to the Galena Ad-
vertise- they had terrible Time oft. us i, wss no,
all the Convention had bao,ed forty'sereH times
that choice was effected. The Candidates were Mr..
Hose, Thomas Campbell and Mr. Turner.
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TT The Lady who on fnuay last entered store
Chathsmst and Inquired tho address Il the cspNM
Jones's Italian Chemical Soap, II IA gold brooch TbsL
stated iba, hen daughter had been cured OF echca NJ
sunburn by the above Joness Soap. and to wou 81
go 10 The country w!lhou, H. She have hs. propsyh
calling for it. jss Asa
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NofrCE.-The Walnut o. military having Scan w..
has 10 eqns 10 the :nvenl) Of Mr. Wn. Johr,oc =,
the only manufacturer " the true -rt;cls al a Cor,,Ss
ard has cIicn vi,h Iroom Eowiet q, ,,.
ssTted by those who endeavor m4kc capital GU, VI
FOR ;he nSnusctu7e sale OF spurious a.es
uVS luls
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Cour, CaIendar....rHr, Day.

SUPERIOR CoraT.-Nos a. So %. u.s. TO- TO- IS. 81, 80
20 IS, :os, 81, IS, g. o, l02, 1903 2l3 le9 10, H.
CscrIy corar-NCs. q 4, 5. 2oe 8, II. 10, L. Ii, 90,
2lt, q, ~ IS, -.
Cossos PzxAs-Published On Saturday
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~ YouNc MEN are invited to call and .r,...
GESIN's new aYle OF Gosssmer SCmmer Hat lnh.,-.
o; ,sy!c and ightness it exces any Ha, ever A.s..
offered II the fashionable Hat wearing Communist
Also. slsrgo assortment OF Psnsms Hats "
les II J GENtS 2l4 B,oo1-
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ILIISo1s-The Locos OF The With (sprng6eld)
District hsve nominated PsryR CARTWRIGHT for
Congress This Distric; has an excellent habi,ot
Aleoing W hiCe.
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FoIuSTEERs-Capt A Coy's company OF volun-
teers IS fun and overtswinS eeing tie complement Of
company, and be Ia, II names
NJ Edward Webster, Of Hon Daniel Webster,
opened an Office or volunteers yesterday and already
has @e rsz-es toward q company. Sostoa JoE-asi.
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ROYAL GURLEY. Auc,,op,,,

VALUABLE CABINET FrsSIrUSr.-Tre...y s,
10 o'clock. will be scid by Royal Gurlcy & Co,
Broadway, between Houston and Prince s,,ss,, ~
and elessn, assortment OF Cabinet Fdrp!,r,. ~
tured in the best manner In the catalogue win \.
Rosewood. Mahogany and Walnut Sofas. DO. do A, ~
and other Bststeads; Co. 90. Brresux and Tss., ~
Top Work Tables, Diva,s, ottOmaH,, Dres.ns -. ),
fables Cottage Chairs Walnut Chairs sy,e ro,. ",
Italian Chairs Centre and Extension Table, 30
WIRING Cabinet with needle work. RooAas SEA-,
Arm Chairs. Wsshstsnds Bed Room Lounges war;.
&c, &c Catalogues ready. ssS
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y VERMONT holds her whig State Convention
at Woodstock. on the a5th inst. Texas and the
War with Mexico will be sp, to se, q piece OF her
mind By tho way, we don, perceive tha, Gov
Slsde has We, called any volunteers 10 die OF
yellow fever on the Rio Grande black vonit at
Vcrn Cruz
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LocrsTs.-We learn thar this curse Of the far
ne. the seventeen year ocus;s have made ;heir appear
ance in Warrington county P-nns;vsns and Al ASrou
IN Ohio Their last appearance vac in lsae a. which
:ime sad KEY extended from bsysn3 ihs shores Of
the Mississippi To TIE heads OF ire Ohio snd co-srng
tse woocy regions Of Missouri illinois. Indiana and
OHIO ard some parts OF Western Pennsy i~suis
Erie Gszette
NEW COPPER CoMPAsY-A new company has
been organized styled he Erie and Buffalo Copper
Company Tor the purpose OF carrying the ming
ousihess. consisting OF Charles " Reed, President
David N aiis,er Thos G Coli Trustees, and Gideon J.
Bal. Secretary. The location Of the Company made
% Prot James Hail. Of Albany. Jas, season
Buffalo Com. Adr. zre s.
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t?- The only true dspo for the Magical Pain,E1taca
IL II 81 Cotisnd.sL nile ni,
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i.ber House being present;

We have no ,jdiDgs of Saturdays doinge, but
presume Hon. .loHN P. HALE was elected u. 5.
Senator for The full term.
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