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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

DIRE SILVER ONLY. without any sdulteration,
Is asec y the manufacture Silver Psiing Fluid.
which rstire!y restores 81 single application any old
copp-ry looking silver paiet goods 20 their Otn1 color
snc beauty We nave been the a>t three years steadily
introducing his article the public n ta- face OF MINER
o- limitations made Of quicksilver and other cel-erlous
substances Our Fund pat Cp N small white glass vias
with The sealed or ui- top Ard wish 10 have
distinctly Understood ,hai -v-y bottle - warranted 10
give sssiaeon or he money returned For sale whole
ss!- and r-isil BY JOHN J. Brown co. 10 Fcloa-s,
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fashionable Clotbing.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
At The CASH
AILORISG AND CLOTHING ESTABLIsHMEN
W. II. DEGROoT & co.

w. II DEGROOT & co.
I02 FultonsL (second block East OF Broad*tT,) ~ ,
xITHERE every variety Of GeDtlemeD's Clothing can he
w had prices NJ any other establishment
10 The city of NewYork.
Over Costs aud O-er Sacks Of brndcoih=, beaver pilot
Tweeds Mazurks Coihs, Of every style and color
CIoaks onehar three quarters and full circle Of French
and American broadolons from = 20 80.
Dress and Frock Goals black blue. brown, olive and
green. Of French English, Belgian and American cloths
Oace and Busiucss Goats, Pelto Sack and Winter
Focks Tweeds aud Brohdcloihs cf every style IN the
mrrket. from 81 To- So
Pant. Broadclotn, Cassineres plain and fancy doe
skin, French English and American, from g 10 IS
Ve.ts-Double breased straight breast, aud rolling col
lar styles plain and fancy velvets. WOODEN velYis
Cashmere plain and fancy salins and silks from 10 %
Also large assortment OF Brosdclohs CassneTes and
V-stngs wtich WILDE made order 10 suit the most las
TEDIOUS.
~ BOYS Clothing Of every description constantly on
hand. w. II. DEGkOOI CO.
MO lrneod No. 1902 Fulton-si
cHAs E. FoLWELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,
MO 1872 BROADWAY, tup stairs) respectfully informs
Hhs custom ere and gentlemen generally, that he has on
hand md constantly receiving latest styles OF Cloths
Cassicr-s and Veslngs, which he VIII make up I'D man
ner doubts Will prove satisfactory 10 nose
who may him with their patronage He "-Hes IN
particular call attention OF gentlemen 10 his new
syle of and Patio Overcoas he - earnestly OF
the opinion lnat they be eNceleG In This city OF else
where Gentlemen furnishing their own cloth VIII have
their garments made with much hs purchased OF
him, OBJ IN
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FALL ARRANGEMENT
rIT-~~ PIONEER AND EX- ,-.ac--nTTTTss
l,.-.-sn.--s--is PRESS LINE


From Philadelphia TO Pittsburgh Tn. above line s row
In ta operation. Passengers Leave Philadelphia every
morning 81 u o'clock IN the best and comfortable de-
scnguon Of cars for Harrisburg where they embark %
the Packet Boat
This II Of the most agreeable that Is be found
In the country The scenery the Susquehanna and Ju-
niata rivers Is unsurpassed for beauty and variety.
~ Office IN Philadelphia, No. IA 5I1ri>t-s
~ Passengers should be careful not 10 pay their fare
In New York farther than Phade pha there per.
In thai city authorized sell tickets FOR this line
A 2. CUMMINGS, Agent
Philadeln1ia Oct I2tG dig II
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BOARDS. ches.m-n. PIaying

z AChGAMMON BOARDS, Chessm-n, Psying
DCsrs,, Donnoes, Whist Counters. iollo seals Ivory
and Velvet Csrd Cases Pock-DOOE- Purses, Portfolios
embossed, vi Pockei Wiring Companions, ladies'
Needle-oooks. Gold Pens God and II yer Pencil
Cases riins Desks N0rkbox-s, Pear! Folders, Ivory
Tablets elegant Agate P-uhoders silver mounted Pear.
do, together with large o. Fancy Stationery
and Daily Memorandum Books. for 49, 81 very low pr
FRANCIS < LOUTREL. Staron-rs,
MS In - Malden-ane
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS
INOK II ARpER'S RlRTE

BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS
DOR HARPER'S BIBLE AND SHAKESPEARE, Au-
duhon's Birds Of America, &c &c
Z. w. would gratefully acknowledge his obligations
The 600 subscribers 20 Hsrpers Bible for their patronage
and The satisfaction ey have invariably EXPRESSED he
would sugses, those no have vet telsved
the binding OF their copies and NAV wish 10 have them done
by Christmas New ears that they lned fory ard
them hi- establishment, where Laey usy depend UPON
having them substantially aud elegantly bound.
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing their Bibles o. any other
works be called for VII 5e promptly attended IA n
note Is seat 70 The proprietor through The or CRY
Eggs x.uyo,. s EDw s>II M = S.
ERANCIS'S MANIFOLD LITTER Wri,er-
By his simple process o: whiting Ie,rr and copy can
be written a. the operation therefore avsaahle
10 business men and ali who desire copies Of their CORES
pcadenee The manufacturers invite the attention OF sll
mercantile m-a TO his time saving ar,icl-
FRANCIS LoUrREL Manufacturing
nIo I'm stsaoners, y NJ -;d-n-lAn--
BELLEvILLE WHITE LEAD.
HE subscribers r-csivng from the factory Of Belle
VILE. y J. heir regular applies Of ,ai superior Lead
dry snc n OIL pui Cp u casks SIC kegs which they
rsni ens! IA Cusy TO sny imported brand. For in
FHYATr, cAGPsELL4 co. 10 Fron,-,,
$3.50 -. Ll.es-s- .r1 prNnS- Ntr~r~l al ir'-
WINDOW SHADES, GILT CoRNICEs, &c.
sale wholesale and retail aige assortment Of he above
nents, &c
Merchants saa uphols:sress buying 10 sell again allow
- liberal discoln.
y 3 4 prscaeal Il2hSlster IN attendance
- rs Broadway. LaSz-s-'. Building.
THE LADIES VII md ths finest coIlectcn of elegant
JEWELHY - ne found n -. county. COM r-sI-s al
ef tss I-ssf ef SraGze.J, icgeirr WIZ ts-r
-ieSy OF coce fancy articles suitable for presents The
Jswelry scd LaI' Establishment; opposite lie Tabernacle
1yle VT THOS- CRANE BANKS. al Broadway
NEW-1ERSEY COPPER ORE.-For sale 50
tes OF Copper Ore GRAY phureil from ih- Fleming
% Mia Apply - E 8 HART.
S'rr No - tiRlo----x.
MUFFs NUTS. NUTS,
A SPLENDID assortment raly Dc found A. SREWS-
at skS Fashionable Hsi S.o+e In Bow.rv corner Of
'ura,e-e- o5e In
ENURtsE PIG IR0S.-S4 ions best Hamburg char
coal Forge p lroa for sale Ii LOT. 70 sail purcss-x
z Ben NJ SHERMAN. cor Brood AID B-sTer.
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ITOTl OOt OF WlfNrI'
o'clock 2. NJ Sundays eNcOped) by steamer MIN
rod, Capt j. Brooks Jr arriving IN Bridgeport hsfpa
six, and ewMlford 4. 3 O'Clock r. NJ.
Returning, leave NewMillord O'Clock and arrive 10
New.York at II 4. NJ freigh, train with passenger
Will nun between Now Milford and North Canaan leaving
NewAilford al 10 a. NJ and North Canaan nj 3 P. M.
freight train with passenger will leave Bridgeport
daily except Sundays, O'Clock A NJ for NewMilford
Returning, leave New Milford, NJ II NJ
n. B.-The trains between North Canaan and West
Sockbrdge will be discontinued after the Oath Inst for the
purpose OF elaying that part Of the truck Freight rccev
ed in NewYork from A. NJ. To p. NJ and positively
after that hour. K. B. MASON, Superintendent.
O. NJ. PERRY, Agent, New York-ofice on the pier
Bridpeuori AtIp , uul5 II
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Rsal Gs:a;s.


- AT PRIVATE SALE-The vsuable to4t story
Is House Ard Lot The SoGlheAsi corner OF second
49, sYr- l-ari EsEihsi- trc lvt -
feet BY f5 feet house p See, BY - feet, with two story
brirs lea nom il feet in depth The whole slished III
modern stye with nlsshei aics and urder cellar. &c
Also The three story hrek Hccs, and Lot. No Us Tenth
=. on he SoGth SIDE between First AID Second avenues,
The lot > bali the bocA house - ee oy ~ iee, tar-
ush viii mahogany doors rear piazza under celsrSo
Also the Sye brick dwelling Houses OF three stories
each situated The Soc,h side Of Eleve1ths 5eeen
Under cellars Lots each ~ feet by half the block, and
rent for Si2s each.
between - and 18th the lot - feet inches, b. leo feet
Terms Of sale will be accommodating For particulars aP-
plv 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, AacGoueer,
mis- Nv Ne. SgoaG-st.
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czaz PATERSON RAILROAD

r. cxazszs:Ez PATTERSON RAILROAD
49, !" inter Arrangement To commences
October Let, 1916. Leave
Paterson DZPoT. NEw-YoRK.
O'Clock, a. H. OF O'Clock, 4. NJ.
II / o'clock, A ~ l2t O'Clock, p NJ.
O'Clock, p. 81 * o'clock p M
ON SUNDAYS
Leaves Paterson 0epOs al New-Yorks.
o'clock A. IL 81 O'clock A. NJ
o'clock r. 81 a O'CLOCK p ~
Passengers sdyissd To he The Ferry few minutes
before the hour of.tHrne. al
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FALSE PsgrENcE,-A man named Samuel Asr.
rson arrested charge of receiving goods under
false pretence.
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f-.iI-,, rll....s.sssEss,1 HOUsATONIC RAII.tOAD.-
ARRANGFNFNT

ESS3 Ihe reIaying OF the uRck between
Bridgeport and New. Milford (S6 milesl
viii be completed the 2d and the viii
iIer regular trips between the above named places on
Monday the 9th inst
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can to humanity by subscribing 10 II. ulrri1.
Respectfully yours BENJAMIN PERCfVAL
DR. DEANS AMERICAN BALM for Cough


proprietoTs Office le6 Boeery sold ySnolesar aud re-
Tail. by WYATT & KETCHAM, N Fultoust ~ = snd
c. Sloane 1874 Fulion.st BROOKLYN prira 81 Tvs TN
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~ and Consumption IN IT, frtL This Is cscsp
tor. Oae trla only asked certain Is guaranteed
mas never failed N private practice Of TN gears many
have been cured asr trying ali the pued and boosted
others gwen past every remedy Reference
gsen Lungs sounded advice free Sold only by Doctor
DEAN. ~ R"~-ry o23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

I AMPS. GIRANDOLES, Hal. Lanterns snd Chan
IL delierz-Dez, Brother Co Washing ton Stores, No
lSs Wilam-st- manufacturing and have always o1
hsnt fail OF articles ltrlr line, OF the fol-
lowing descriptions, which ih-y viii cell wholesale
FETAL ~ !oH prices. for cash
Solar Lamps-Gi Bronze aud Siyer-! u great variety.
sIspencins Soiars DO. do.
Bracket Sulars do do.
Solar Chandeliers, DO. DO. ., 8 4nd hgt,
SJspeuding CgInpb-ne Lsnp- Bracket do DO.
side do. 90.
Camph-n- Chandeliers 3 and iigh..
Grandole-Gili S.!vered and B'onz- various pAernI
Hall Lanterrs-Ns rto1s sizes with cut or stained <ass
- 2u 4
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b. order ofIsAAC COLLINS.
No ~. Norm Secouc-St- Philadelphia
NJ. THOMAS i son, Auc'rs, g Walnui.s..
Tenth month iOrtoher} l. 1916. ui 9yyDs INV


pUCKWHEAT CiNES--CONANT7S PATENT
ID YEAST-rh- best article ever used for making Bread
Bact5rheai CaE,s sc. S5--Ths Yeast il acid winch
being combined proper chemical proportions with an
alksli. impr-gusie- the dough with csrho1c acid ga
affecting any way t original properties OF the
-Four and thu hen HaheG producing PERFECT Bread
IL The of CONANT's PATENT YEAST there never
eau be good cause for hsvine poor bread cr'u cal
certainty IL a. - 10 miss Il Mathematics
iainty, and II the bread Re light, -p0ngy and
-~eetu, In word u b. not perfect u : because IT,
proportions OF the and Sal-rals rNicty
right The NODE Of raising doug ia by the lo
process OF ynous fermentation; The mode py
efiervesc-nce lou may MAKE it, ana
bake II, ard have IL H. table too in thirty minutes
and cold yea Ike. without danger your
health. Sold. wholesale and retail. by
nl2N GASSNER s YOt No. (irncrrs. - Chatham
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81 FOX SALE-rhe nest snd convenien! twe-siory
g. brcN houS" ad 10; No i76 Princsst corner OF >'
No. vanst s;lusted in cence ard pleasant neish5or-
hood and well calculated FOR physicisr other profess
Soral gent erisn. Il Is but few minutes walk from the
hudson ana Broadway stag" routes. The house can 5e
seen only between the hours OF 81 and 10, \. NJ
ANTHONY J. BLEEChER, AUctoneer,
Nh
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SNIITH,S HOMEOPATHIC PaARMAcY-!a

= bTosaIsRy Of Bro0lae---J T 5 SMITH hsv-
ics saved from The ale ua1ch Of his Of Horops
Iae ec.el- IN gE;aJr-; L enabled 20 supply
orders and Tlrrlsn cases. &c. heretofore
he aAs removed TIE aDove number wE-re rsAy be
found tA-y A1c other cases zrnca t-c-re srca piss
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VERY DsuNK.-A man named John jackson wss
found last nsht the street ees,sly drunk aud
areny unable take proper oi his sober horse
fhe irunkea animal sent 10 the Police Office, and
tho sober properly provided Tor.
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,krNNpkNT OpPOsiTI0N
-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .

OudI IIU USUN, NHP " III H. NIreI uAV'
ny been overhauled. Is now In hrst rate or.
der will in future her old Hudson direct,
without stopping the intermediate landings, leaving
from the foot VI CedBr-s- New York. O'Clock every
Monday "Wednesday and Friday evenings and Hudson
every Tuesday Thursday aud Sunday evenings o'clock
or the arrival Of TIE Cars from the East
For passage apply on board Tickets through TO Pitts
field - 81; West Sockbridge 81 T5 and Chatham 81 So
P.S.-Ths Boat has large number of State Rooms - u
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DORCELAN JEWELRN. We have received ,oGle
samples Of his nsS, unique and beautiful style OF Jew
elry, consisting o. Brooches, Hair sni Shawl PH-. &c
msce anc worked into The most Perci and delicate forms
oiioNer-, vines. wteas bouquets, SC rally coOret
with gold and silver chased hngr- ulouutings
Their value both OF their unique style and the
wonderful and curious IN which they formed
Independent! OF Their articles OF jewery, WILL induce
many 10 become purchasers. We invite the attention OF
the pubic TO their eXsnlinafiou-
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MADAME ADOLPH. from France, whose immense
WI fame throughout Europe and Am. has caused
may impose upon The community, by assuming hrs
name has Sryei In Ae~loS and taken priva.e apart
mems with entrances at the Shakespeare Hotel cor
u William AID Qua where hrotsh heruniversa
" acknowledged wonderful! talents she Will inform her
visitors OF AL their leading transactions OF The past; the
present and the future /: they married not
when, what husband wife they VIII get Consulia
ZION hour ANY during hr day evening Fee ~
MIA
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EXPRRSs TO CHaRLFsTON.S.C

- scoeTs eoEiture forward packages parcels, sc
Charleston, Ssysrrsh. Aazu.a. &c ~ steamers, sailing
psexst snt iaa1c wien desired O1rAgeni Charles
TO- Amos Head, gives prompt A;snacu &c he Immediate
oe1T-ry OF goocs C1a-es.5r sHd forwards or-i
veyancr packages FOR The Souih and West Collections
->crcotes srzfts and bills coil-ct Insurance sd-c:ec
on merchandise placed II our charge whenever desired
nj s. ADAMS I CO. Ii Waist
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g. perty wish 10 sell purchase house or lot
farm country mills manufactures Or trace
for foods or exchange, loan money mortgage, -
invest capital sell a, auction property, goods &c Ap
plv 10 \. SERGEANT son. AucCorevrs aad Real Estate
hsye for sae % lots and money advanced TO builders =
dwelling houses leo Srls sl>O cotton factories snc
gristrs FOR sale trade lire $50. I0N0 acres OF va
uab!e LARD and wafer power 1esr The Newlor and Erie
Railroad 81 miles on the S,ysrSll River Only Is miles
from this ciiy This property i worth $4,000 now NE
y. Y. Enc Railroad = going VIII be secrhctt Tor
$1,000. Paw easy. Apply H. Wail->t- ulh Nv
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EVENING LlNE-Thc steamboat COLUMBIA Cart
VIM. X. Peek viii leave Monday, Wednesday and sIdsy
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt 4. B. Macy. will Leave
Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday evenings, at 3 O'Clock
from Corllsud-SL Pier for Albany and Troy direct.
E The above boats OF the hrSi class; they
msIdsd by experienced and attentive ocers and spaed
and accommodation superior 10 most, and injector
on the rlyer. JOS
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MI I1OH1sTs Ca,t uOUFr hIIIUfu 10 " a E'Ty stFt
one and hi residence withG the reach of all any
one can call have above subsantaIcd by per-
-ounl interview
81 Remember all preparations OF WILD CHERRY are
fictitious and counterfeit. except that prepared by Dr.
SWAYNE, y W. corner Of EIGHTH and RACE SITS.
Philadelphia
Agents. N observation-disclosures II. RING, corner Of
Broadway and John--. r A. SANDS, 1873 Sowery; +. B.
WARNER Pa Blocker j. c. HART. $50 Grand. ST, l..
LEWIS, 81 Greenwich--. DoDD. I'll Broadway; Mrs.
HAYES, Brooklyn; 3. OLDs sos, Newark; HEADLEY,
PHELPS Co. ~ WRieri. and by gents IN all parts OF
The United States 81 Sm
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MisreIld
DANIEL ADEE

,os ETTLTON-ST, N-w-York, is now publishing New
I'D ,o,s prncpia The Mathematical Principles OF \ a.
- p5Jin,n1hy by Sir Isaae Newton translated INTO
-, he Andrew Mote. To which Is sdded. Newton .
sy.eu Of The World with Portrait skep from The sa,;
"a .e revised sad corrected. wiki Life OF the
s .m,Sor bv n W Chitienden. a; N; &c
TIE P1cp. cou,i'' o. tire book The 5T. two con-
AZ Ne - rondors OF motions and forces, and are Illus
usa viii .choa treating Of some OF The mos: genera a5d
oes' oihod.s spaces void OF matter, and the no
s5a Of sound and sSt The third book detpee. from asss
pncoes N. constitution OF the system OF me "oie.
~ nivarsa Gr.v!,s,ior Is the gres! discovery
bieb cbsrscertzes the Prncipias work so
in liz results not only physicist bat even mora science
ihsr me. have pronounced Il Ike The produeGon Vi
c.is.rizI intelligence than that OF human being
Iris iuvalusbe work will be issued IN six lsIge ocSyo
Nos e, 30 per No, and IN style oil Pt'ns' pHpe'
.r viii be ecusl 10 any book no~ published
The rst No viii be issued il te< weeks ana te sue
Gee sing ones will be issued monthly III eoIp!etec:
Address, DANIEL aUss-' / 40" v
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ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Dutch bark Factory Van Der Lander - days I'm Rot
terda rndse, TO Boormsn, Johnston & Cole steer.
age passengers.
Brig susan Hail. from Massna April snd Gbral,sr May
9Th wine fruit etc. Draper Devn. Left Giorsl,er
Austrian ship Dorealts for NYork brig Ansora hence
iust arrived 18th inst; lat So 40 long o9 Is spoke bark
ALABAMA from Havana, fog Cowes, 10 days out; same
ums brig Souther I'm Boston Tor Fort au Prince day
out.
Schr John Roaless Lewis fsom Galveston, Texas S0ih
Apr cotton Sc TO Brewer & Nielsen. May 18th, South
OF Balxe experienced gale which continued for II
hoprs-carried away main eoom split sails Sc-run into
the Balizs TO reft, and sailed 18Th; experienced hesvy
CO. spoke British ship Louisa Baltic irom 3 Thomas FOR
Haysns. 2Sh of Somhrero Key, passed oTg s. DEion Of
Wscssset steering W. $751; on Matternio Rect, passed
bark Vernon ds FIN Havana for Bremen. The Captain
reported that there but ships not tsken up anu
offered high rate OF freight June h lat 81 90 Ion IL 40
passed ship George HIlet OF Boston steering 5.
Brig Putnam, (ot Philsdephis) Horner, IL DIS I'm
Ponce r. 2S2 bids sugar 20 cases 20 bxs donestics
400 bxs fire crackers To Mason & Thompson Left bark
Chancellor. sal In days brigs Ann Smith disg;
Black Hawk ldg; schrs Josephine, dsg Allegheny l6s
Br brig Fawn disg and Br schr Alert sail next day
for Halifax 10 the Mona Passage. exchanged signals
with an American bark showing white signal red Dor
Isr with D J Ia IL, June 3d. in LIST 90 81 lon 81. spoke
u schr Ewing from New London, days out, steering
South
ssssrs and fruit to Goallard. Lea ship Chrs,ovd CO.
Ion smith and barque Mudsra, Rich. Tor Sew-fork next
day.
schr Belle, McMash ds fun Norfolk nadse, to s,urges
& Clear
Schr Frances. Pulford, / DIS I'm Newborn, NC, naval
stores 10 Medad Plat
Scbr Diamond, Hsllock. ds FIN Sewberu, Nc, naval
stores 20 master.
schr Envoy Brown, days I'm rhomas,on, lime, TO
master.
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sr.ATS r. BARKER,

cIoTRIse AND FURNISHING wAEEHotss;
No. i7s S-oal-rcy, tdrectly opposite Ho;rard HoeEl
~ & are now receiving large aud elegant sssoI',
= .rent OF spring and summer Goods hieh iey VII
% 10 order In The most fashionable styles al heir usu'
ana others csn be supplied wilma very superb
or article OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
Glue brown and blsck cloth Dress snd o..
ETOcE CO6.t W ~
saxo Cions Cssunere,i Peto Coats CO to l. "
Tweeds, Kerban, de Ls!n Ssck Coa,s,. ! - TO W W
Panu of Cashmere. Linen Drills, &c &c.. 90 10 W.
v-s,, OF hiIe Msrs Cashmere. Ska &c. 10 70 20
Oyercoa:-a light and beautiful Tweeds, SeIo Goihh
and Csm;meres, for travelling Ovrrcoeir
ASo g.pera s,sor,aeni OF furnishing srt!cles VIZ
C.avzts SOCKS Ties Collars Gloves suspender
,,lk and coitnn Under Shirs. Nc &c. WlH on
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THE TRIBUNE.

From THE MoUsTAIEs.-A party OF seven men
from the oun;sina beyond Bents FOrt arrived at 81
Louis on the 18th ult. They brought down about 3OO
packs OF buffalo robes and few packs Of furs ABOUT
lie miles from the settlements they met the hfst %
the outward bound Santa re traders- and from tnsi
In they passed great many other wagons ana
traders An express had been cent OUT 70 az tns @ -
communicating the Intelligence Arst received nc1 .
the critical conditoG OF Gen. Taylor ana nis @ nov.
Intelligence creat-d considerable alarm apo 10y
expecting an order from Col kearney, enHn. ~ -
or atom and wal, for convoy ~ t"o r. -,
intended 10 slowly ana cau.e ', s,. - sdy.nce
NJ W.ssrs Doau Co sod Mr. Coourn were 10 ao'
IT,, id no, cross the Arkansas, until they had re-
c.iyed more favorsble intelligence.
w..u,,cros's LAST VoTE-Atthe general cleo
49, - Virginia In lIss this great and good MAJ went 10
ri,sr Court House give his vo.e The r'ra r0te Gus
,or, IA the law OF that Commonwealth. Having entered
he Court House he asked for whom he voted ana re-
ni,a AZ follows: -Geauemen-I rote the sIde Of Orce7
cots ne Federal ticket and then in the names OF '
candidates. This Information had from j. W. bfoaaueH'
a gentleman raised in Fairfax county
LCol ]. Johnson's "reminiscences.
Mail CosTKAcTs.-We understood that the mall
between this city and Mobile has been given 10
Tans r Dav and that between Mobile and Montgomery
a. tbe nresent contractor, Wade Allen. The mail VIII
ne carried via Claiborne, which will reduce the distance
BY stage 10 little over 100 miles rs. o. Pic. May 49,
DrosrY1ED vERY-A short time ago we noticed
In the Washinptonian the Message of Gov. Toucey Oh
Cm,nactcut with some STRUCTURES on DIS olc'a
dsfence Of the rum trade from the NewHsven rouh'
tain The whole affair is explained now, by the an
nouncenen. that he is engaged himself In ne froTse
What indguty Is there offered 10 the chair wnca mag
been fed by the Walcot,s the Trumbuls, aud the Es
wor,hs of former days! How has The glory departed
from the land OF steady babita