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Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.
PHILADEL pHIA June 5 P. NJ
We are in full communication with Washington
to-day and have had the pleasure Of shaking hands aud
exchanging compliments with seTere! trends at TIE
Cspita. NJ. Allen do think Ia. been speaking To-
day for laid my close 10 the wire ou heard moth
ing received shock however, which attribute
the fact ihs: about the time Felix Grundy Nc
Cornell OF Ala have taken the door. DO not yet
sufficiently understand the indications OF the telegraph
TO translate such symptoms put 80 The iron wires are OF
American make il Is highly probable they vora;e sens
lively when they communicate BIS tutaanisms
AS Dame RurDor mas put into the mouth OF Mr..
Webster something more than the hope he expressed OF
SPECIFY AND satisfactory settlement OF the oregon cues
ton Stocks have leapec up to-day with JOY and we have
had OF business say than has been experienced for
time. Reading opened az 50 and closed 33a Sa;e 55
and closed Coz, North Bank ny 80, Texas Notes Is.
vcksourg Bank Grand Gali ). Girard 81 70 10,
Morris Canal sSnw lii Letsh 81 Commercial Bank lTa
Reading Bonds IS. The amour; OF sales. particularly in
State SIS and Reading Bonds. Vas quite large
The Flour Market continues greatly depressed.
waAi 30 farmers th!nk OF affecting thei- crsps
AM sales making So 81. for ordinary brands The
supply con,Gues 20 increase Last evening thirty oa-ges
arrived from the S1SqGshaDna with -four and wheat
nearly that AVERAGE has arrived daily this week. TIE
best good red Wheat IS selling al go cts.
Judge Randall was again TAKEN sick yesterday 10
the I. District CoU-t and was unable 10 continue oas
ness.
The Dog Laws OF our city are enforced against
Goats as the true Mlesian might says having been
up yesterday Like run sRsy slaves tney viii De
pay expencss tee soas cato he.s lake many
ii5z.=a DOG taey viii Dc for capturing
some zoc,ess streets. and demanding
sou. So meg expec: some hair breadth escape.
les. the animals beard the officials
Rum drowned man al Paramount Dam yeste--
day be in boat with another aud upseL letter
found u his pocze, directed 70 Joha Ha-ker Car
isle Eosiznt, and several oookoirder's CARDS
a German. apparently recent immigrant was
found cyins II the streets yestercsy and % the Aims
House where he soon bFeathet Els as; Poc- fellow he
doubtless among with higa hopes for the ri2re
bat lies wItaou: Any one 10 recognize bis -enans-
There are probably dear ones The ater land viii
sn1iorsy intelligence from him. and longing eyes
couhaess viii watcu Els !e:crn n vain! Strangers
grave and uainscri5st .0nossons al els por
h..a
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DIED

Or Friday. the 5th Inst. GEORGE NJ. P. GUEST
OF Geo Guest, Esq O>jen>bursh. after a seye-s -,
PTosSed illness BELOVED ae sspeeted BY all who kes
! blessed Immortality. V
HIS friends and those OF hts brother, VIM Cues.
his uncle Thos Powers ESQ respectfully invited 70 a.,
tend rs funeral -. Paus Church a. 1; oeo,s ~
on Saturday the 9Th inst without farther invitation
on The 5ih inst. after lingering illness Of two ye.-,
halt, ELIZABETH, daughter OF James $ and CAR
FarriS.
The friends and acquainanees OF the family are re,s.,
iuliy invited 20 Aei i; their residence No 10
on sunday oclocS without farther .ay,i,r
On Thursday evening Mr.. JOHN FINEGAN
HIS friends and acq1aDtances, and those OF h, S-c,,
Peter requested attend his funeral Saturday ~
teruoou i; O'CLOCK. from his late residence - Cn,n
On June 9Th, lsI6, EMILY +. youngest taush,s..
Braddock snd Helen NJ Seaman, aged year ara N
months
The friends Of the family respectfully inyttes Il ~,
tend his funeral from No s6 SSh-avenne on suat.y Il
teTnoon n half past one O'clock.
r. Poushkoep>ic papers please cory.
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Hr The Ne,c. Hampshire Patriot says that the
people OF that State responding TO the call for
voluoteers with gratifying alacrisy' Among those
who have enlisted is Hon. FRANKLIN PIERCE, late
U. s. Senator. Frank. has been the presiding gen.
ius OF the Old Hankers, and We not wonder that, in
the present condition OF political affairs in thar State,
be should come to the conclusion that New Hamp-
shire is good State to emsrate from. Doth not
Mordecai the Jew sit in the Kings gate, and is not
Hau:an dangling on his own sallows' II Frank.
does Lot exhibit. more discretion asa Captain Of Mi
litia ON the Rio Grande than he did in leading the
sault on John P HALE, his harvest Of glory will be
small.
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TELEGRAPH STRrCS 81 LlGETSIS6.-The ,ela-
graphic communication between Washington and Jersey
City was suddenly suspended last evening in copse-
Quencc of,he isscuc;ion of the magnet ~ the Whining
ton terminus OF TIE line between Philadelphia snd
!ng;on the wire having been struck oy lightning during
the thunder storm tree upon its wires
al tie Baltimore depoS by the Lightning iis a. The
were passascut eui they did DOT osess Newark Adv.
PRIZE AwAsDsD.-The Boston papers stale ina,
Mr.. Joseph NJ Field. Editor zoe ST Louis Reveil!e
Bile" the celebrated representative OF Yankee chsrsc
terra for the beat comedy suited 20 his line OF acting
There sixteen plays offered for the prize, IRON
thirteen different Sraes Of the Union. committee Of
three gentlemen Of Boston have awarded the prize
Mr. Field.
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Paying the Fiddler.

Correspondence OF the Journal Of Commerce.
NEw-ORLEASs. NAV 9Th.
Not thu nrst dollar OF has yet been made
here The dsbursug officers head In debt They
do MT seem TO understand matters al Washington
Correspondence OF the Courier & Enquirer
NEw-OKLEAS.. May &c, 1886.
The last of the volunteers iet here 10 day. under
Col Bale Peyton making in all Eve regiments instead Of
four called for by Gen. Tayor and to-day Gen Gaines
has received from the War Department which put
stop 10 his vagares way of accepting the services
and organizing volunteers far beyond what was called for
or required and without the least authority for doing so
believe IL either four five regiments he has still under
arms here the regiments OF mounted men in the
country (which he has authorized and directed them be
enrolled supplied aud equipped-the whole OF which is Al
once stopped by the order received day. though of course
until after has been incurred and all TINS
after Gen T. has received ALL and more IMAM all the num-
required has possible occasion Tor
more Nor does the mischief end with the mere exprn
dture Il creates great disappointment as well as In
Jury all those who had prepared and expected
TO be mustered into the service and Is calling down vol
from above in every direction all oil whom must
now travel home again. and many of Them. no doubt
entirely destitute Of means Tor the purpose. For one
of the mouuted regiments learn 600 have actually pro-
cured horses. and completely equipped themselves
Gen Gaines snutfs danger in every breeze and express
his belief attack froma British dee, in the
of the ensuing month II he be restrained by
der, the some one Ia placed here with more
judgment aud discretion The better Unfortunately the
fever is strong and so many are INTERESTED IN BE-
ing CUoneis M0js Captains. Sergs1HtS aud Poir1fes
furnishing clothing equipments aud supplies, aud fr
ing a, pdyious pass t0sther oh all their kin, hia and
generation, that his extended plan OF operations Is quite
popular with the miIsan " | trust however, ne Will IN
future be made to wait for orders
The little bills that this War will run up will
look interesting when get the whole file toseth-
err They will account for good deal Of vocilerous
patriotism.
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On the An Inst hy Rev. Or MscsGley. Mr. crpp,,
: SAVAGE 10 MISS LOUISA ANN SMITH boz, l.
this civ - q
On Wednesday. the % Inst, by Rev. Fl. 5. c,-,.,,.-
WILLIAM 7. COLE 10 ANNA K. FARaASD. MI :,
hi. ely. u
At Providence, r / on Tuesday, "a ms; in 81, ro,.
Church nv Rev J4Gnes W C"o1e HENRY B WHITE.
OF Ne~-Yors 10 MARY ELIZABETH daushter of,n.rss.s
Jo.eph Cooke. OF the former place. lag
u Trinity Church. Bosom. on Ihe evening OF ~.
ne pt:sag ~ siss.,ehsse,,. EDWARD sac q, Rev.
OF Pne Bank, RoxoUry. 10 MARY. daughter OF he ~
Marshall Sprigg, Esq OF Bos;os.
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CAPE DE vERDs.-F. Gardner, Esq. Consul OF
the United States Villa P-aa Cape de Verbs, writes
as follows TO the Department, OF State under dsie OF
May ID.
There is no; IN all ,hese Islands good bad or ndf.
fersnL 100 tous of guano'
TIE three ssnds OF Fogo Bravo and iIkts,ed Bona
Vista, are IN state OF s,srvaIionn
The sickness E, the Island OF Bons Vista has quite
ceased having swept on between 500 and 600
The Portuguese Government Ia. znecica men
and provisions. and The British Goverren, has sen,s
celebrated D. medicines. &c, snd from GAMBIA asd
Sierra Leone they hxve SEMI small cusurty o: pro-
visions Should country feel inclined 10 assss
them with provisions, they would csnrr scs OF real
charity. This fever has extended TO any oser ILL
spIr
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A PLEASANT Flx.-A New.Eaven correspond
en-, OF the Journal OF Commerce thus speaks OF the
dilemma in which the Loco-Foco majority in the
Connecleu, Legislature are placed by their Ram
victory OF lss, April;
The only other suhiec, Of much importance which
the Legislature will be called upon 10 the License
Question and that the party power will handle with
gloves II they repeal the existing law. they ruin
Themselves and t,hsy do nj repeal they do likswise
so they are the horns 0! dilemma | think II no,
unlikely that they will modify IL 10 respects, and
!e, II so 81 thai but we shal! see
The lovers OF The creature will rot be fobbed
off thus. They gave Loco-Focoism its vic,ory in
Connecticut as much SIS An,iSlavery gave one TO
the w hiss OF New, Hampshire. Depend on it, they
will not be satisfied with any thing short Of unira
tied freedom of suction and if their srog stays stop
ped they will no, fsh, such another battle as they
did last April.
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The Oregon QuertIon.

The rumor is generally credited that Great Brit.
ain is about to reopen this question by making a
new proposition 10 our Government Most sin
oorely do we hope that this may not prove TO be a
mistake. and that our Government may have the
disposition meet her antagonist in spirit OF mag
nanimi,y and good will. In the predomnance of
such spiri, we should have the best assurance Of
an honorable settlement of the difficulty. We have
had buster enough; let now proceed to an ad'
jus,ment of the question on principles which shall
reflect honor upon the Nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

THE FARMERS LIBRARY AND MONTHLY JouEsAL OF
AGncuLrrHE-JoHs 5. SKINNER, Ed,tor.-The JUNE
Number will be published on Monday morning. Contents
OF this June Number:
Esgrariags and Musrati5Hs
Portra; OF John Clautius Louton. The Drovers Dog
Gang OF Light sesd-Harrows.-Heavy Iron Harrows-
The Horned Pheasanis of the Mountains Of India.
Farmers Library.
THAEE' PhIScuLEs OF AearcULrrnE (Concluted)
Carrots. Parsnps.-Maize or Innian Corn Herbase
Plants-Common Purple Clover. White or Dutch Glover
Strawberry Trefol.-LucerBe. sainoin Various othe.
Fodder Plants with Paplonseeous FlowersYelow Sickle
Medick. Black Medick, or Nonsuch Corn Spurry. The
Tall growing Grasses, Meadow Grasses. The Economy
Of Live Stock Hornet.Cat;le. Breeding Of Cattle
Feeding o: Cattle. The Dairy. CheeseMakirg. Fatten-
ing Of Horned Cattle. Swine. Sheep. Sheep Managers
and Racks. horses.
Aoats!y Jouraa.or Asreul:urs
Brief Sketch OF The Life Writings OF John Claudiss
Louton The Smithsonian Institution; the Interests and
Right, OF Agriculture neslee,ed-as usual The Drovers
Dog. The old Grain-growng ant Plantation States-her
Capacity 10 grow their own Wool and wear their own
Cloth. The Egg Trade Of Cincinnati. Application Of
Steam 10 Agricultural Pu poses Recipe for Cement. No
II.Notes, Agricultural and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
the South. DtiIl Husbandry in Delaware; It's Economy
and success-The American and English Drill. The
Farmers Library and Monthly Journal Of agriculture
Close of The Fist Of the Second.
Maze, or Indian Cora. The Harrow. The Making snt
Csc OF Capon-French Method OF Fsttenng Fowls. Balls
for removing Grease anc PAIN; Spots from Cioth- Prep
ar..ton and application Of Compost. Seshbor aannfae-
torte. Their Convenience and Uuty-Examples in Ma
ryland. Oh Cake. The Horned Pheasant OF the high
Mountains OF India. Mara Letter addressed TO an
Y
Notes on The Management Of sheep. Home and Frieacs
Housewives DepGtment-RAisng Ducks- Oesultory
Notes variety Of sub .cs. Abstract from the Re-
Of Agricultural Societies Of Mass Prices Current
II Price SIS per annun, payable in advance.
GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers.
The back Numbers can yet DC supplied.
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Excise Election.
Returns from the following Counties complete
show the following results
Majority, thus far SOS, or more than 5 TO L.
No License. License.

NATIONAL LoAS FUND LIFE ASSURANCE So
GETTY OF LoSpoN.-This Institution held its Seventh
Annual meeting in London on May l3. The Report was
highly satisfactory and cheering The past year has been
decidedly prosperous one. The Society commenced
its operations in 1897 and has received support
during the pas, than in any previous and a.
though the financial and industrial character OF the pas;
year especially remarkable for its extreme yicssiudes
has been preudica TO the progress of life assurance ye
this Association has gone pro,perously.
A, the date of the previous meeting the number OF
Policies then issued 7Sl. These have since sug-
mented TO $50 showing increase in Policies Of 76e
and Of new premiums within the year of sl269l. The
Report De obtained in few days tie General
Agents Office in this city. II wallst
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BEARER OF DISPATCHES Watson
bearer OF 6espatcaes Com coGror arrived Mobile
Monday, Wa PeDs1cos, and WAS ~ sal TUESDAY
Vera Cruz Ia Revenue Gutter wolcotr he exp-c ed
Ind convey Pcns,coa, being 20 suie-
able vessel in port, Com La;er him Mo
bile with reqGest the Collector would path
Revenue Cutter IL ais charge In the Gulf
tie readisst means Of enabling Mr. Watson eonmu
ncae with Com Connor The Of the spatehes
says tue Republican, of unknown but nothing
short Of seters blockade Of the Mexican pors expec-
ed. IN. o, Delta
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No L. So ct Is me brealo OF Der rising s"7
Win charm Of csrl!eAt blrts"-a4t0". =, s,,
What pleasure does tho sugg.ri lose oufISst,hs
s~eet days OF early Sumner How detRnuuI az 1S,, q
ui Is the entertainment afforded By wax wiz ~
tas early cave! L1i the soenp stars s-%eary Srsrs
night ~aichiDg., rapidly warDgi end Is tne.srhs
paiea IL The gray Turp, let US abroad sao Us ~ %
pare, coo b acinE air Heaven. The oeratcsos ~;
fsche1 b. siGse cloud, Is nevertheless al uts
sooer gray but Inc lgnI Increases M g'sl-.res
speedily away, hnd The E..t becomes rooeo 10 roIs
Of lyman purple lul-c the nurzon win fuoay soS
cfcsrmne; mil a. len 9Th the firm hrsg
0ush which bersd. he sYproseh Of ins sossi
s1n This rOsinessof Aurora be eomosfeo ~ Lf2
better m.n the nj hue OF Gut sArps 'up, ,,,s
fvvEej snd the t'-C.psrea OF inc stBUy poe h, -
lis-l-G that winch pro ue.i M M" -, fron
u-e "f GouRAuD's delicious itdiIa-' AfdieHfa SS"f
ccntUurc -, over e.
Thls sioiog. Soap Ia rKabe for j.. pottery scr
Impurities o he sGib r1pi1iy r-aos.2s Tsg CA5,
hurn, SelGwaess, Redu-ss R5u.as- Flmps ss:ps
Cracks Cng &c slt Il Is IL 'reoV.T SSes VI
men 10 use white sh,ving. GocsAUos P0IaIo ~ ~
poiyely extrpaIe all supeauoas turna" nan. 49,
highly important remember Lhst The genuine
of Dr. FELIX GoURAuo only DO ooIained o. AZ 80
Wnlke.-st hisi store from Brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

B THE NATIONAL FAIR a, Washington has
closed Well and truly does The National lnsseneer
say tina, its effects upon the forty thousand robsby
fifty ,housAnd persons ye; De developed. Teese
effects cannot hus permanent; we have righ, to
suppose THAI they will not be also eminently ssu;ary,
and productive OF lasting good to the of Domestic
Industry and Insenui,y-he alimporssnt interest OF
HoNe MsSvFAcrrKYs
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REFUNDED DurIEs.-The Union understands
upon inquiry a. TIE State Department that the amount re-
Unbiased By the late arrangement, with the British Gov
crnnent in favor O! American merchants between $780,
900 and $500 N0p.
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e We learn that the OCEAN HousE, at Shrewsbury
Inlet Is opened for the Season. under the charge OF Mr.
wLLIsros who placed premises in the best pcss
bic FOR the reception Of company-new fences.
dens grass pats &c. An addition to the house. including
dozen additional Logging rooms, in progress Of
erection. The h.hlng tn. river is excelenaI the
eties usually taken there in abundance The orus
err leaves Fulton Market to-day at ociockto-norrow,
Sunday, az IL.
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THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE s.ls4s.

r. NO EXTRA will be issued from The Tribune once
this dsy unless have intelligence direct from General
Tsyors Camp, Naval force the Gulf other News
Of ve-y decided Interest O. Importance. The EFESlS1
EDITION 0. The Tribune. however which we regularly
puo.h The year round Will con;sln al the Items OF News
inclpdbg the Stock Sales, Markets, &c received oa ali
quarters up o'clock in the afternoon Persons WISH
ing 10 send 70 thelr friends the very latest News by the
Mails and Boais which the City In the afternoons,
will and the Evening Edition Of The Tribune for sale at
the counter in wrappers ready FOR mailing or they can
procure the paper from the Sewshogs.
~ Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday
ought to be seat before 10 o'clock Saturday evening
&. the Publication ONCE Of Tho paper is no: open Oh
suodsy..
Subscribers IL the city who do not receive this paper
.s an early hour requested leave word at the Once
OR arrangements such enable all the carriers
TO get through their before seven O'CLOCK Car
rers srg to accomplish this will be required to give up
their routes
Person, wishing The Tribune left at their dwellings
places Of business regularly every morning will please
leave their ADDRESS a. the Publishing Office or send e
note through the Pos. Office Terms, Nine Cats week
payable TO the Carrier.
ET Trauelers aud others leaving the City In the afer
aoon srenormed tina. ErennS Edition Of The Tri5uns
Is printed every day containing the Stock Sales Mar
kess Newt by the Southern mail &c. up 70 o'clock
By inquirng OF the Newsboys for the EDei"s Edition
Of The Tribune every will be able to take with him
tho latest news up 10 the ,ne of leaving the City.
oU1srDE-Puyt Pa2e-FroIn the Seat Of War; warlike
Chaplain The Conventon-Fourth bay; Things in Wash
iDgton; Trial Of Wyatt and other News Items. fourth
Pags-Cty Items sales of Stocks Marine News; Lis. Of
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PrnVre.n of the Wnr.

By intelligence received yesterday and which
will be found the Frs, Page, i, will be that
detachment of our forces has taken possession of
Barita and that Gen. Taylor has taken Matamoros
The Mexican Army is retreating in a state of dis
couragement and confusion, and large number of
soldiers has deserted her Standard Werefer the
reader to the First Page for farther details.
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LumlsoCs RAiN.-Rergueau wrors' the Rsysl Society Of
Land la l7ol that b., had observed ON two occs,op
rnin tht sparSI-i struck the ground when appeared
10 1 covered win waves of hre Few persons have VII
n-ss the phenomenon Of luminous r-iD Of the met
Ia! ard moral ght has Tsn.d upon The world during DO
present century We are al! conscious Among tho reuu
OF ihis Is The dscoVery that all scoous ste
other ulcetous msisdi.s well MA all srnplive disese
originate In an Impure stat. of the blood Fortunately VIE
sEoowleds- OF IN; fact Is also Tho discovery OF csw
aren't applicable remedy. Sciences Gays that Ssr'
nunber " di-esses ire generated Ia the booi-E1pss
-nce prove. hal Sands'z S-rshpsn will hem, 40
Ia confirmed by The testimony OF thousands have bea
the reel lenGa OF ia healing virtues
cfeysred ana 900 ~nol-aao and retail, By A. b. = "
SANDS, Dfug.sls 100 FuIi0gsI OF William. heN
York. Bold also Al rs SrOaG~sy - Broadway va
~ Drugs. generally tnro1 ghoui The United SIses frs
81 per bU!us. s. .otil~s To- sf.
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NfBLos-Tbere will be- n considerable stir on Mopdsy
next s -stab ihment thai neog IA ed for The opening
nis ht-al.ays greataud the Ravel Family making ib'R
mot appearance IN these Nv" years The 'oatd
popularity OF this gifted company has bet rviuced ~ bs
continued inquire msdr after them ih brilliant SudirDas
hat the aUOLs here Gabriel IL thsn
Niles Wells has gfesuy Improved IN her fascinating tt
Indeed the whole Corp IL stronger Than Uur oSn
popular medinn. ii Plsride, Appears In O. andfsp9
asd others VIII also shortly add The power OF The vaat
a hi.
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81 YOUNG MEN are invited to call and examine
GENIN's style Of Gossamer Summer Hat In beauty
OF style aud lightness ii exceS any Hst before
offered to III, fashionable Hat wearing community
Also large assortment of Panama Hat.
ie5 Il N GENiN ol4 Broadway
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Court Calendar. THIS DAY.

SUPERIOR Cornr-Nos g H. So, " Co 7l,7I, l. = -
to Sc -, -
CoMaoS PLEAs-Moodsy-No.- 70. s.. II. 20. 9. 20
o. a5 u % Part 2-So. is Sc. J. %, :ss, 22i 30
s,s go 80 10. ls2 2ss 81. ITO, 202-
CrRcr.r Mon1ry-Nos =, 1, 5, 2o2, O. L. q,
: II 20 aI4 - % - -.
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FIRE At MILFORD. y. H--The store of Abijah
LoSejJy. OF siifort. Consumed ay IRE is
coEIents. OF "Wednesday morning about Two O'CLOCK
Mr.. Moore of Bedford uho had leased the store lost
goods 10 tee amount Of soocS 100. TIE whole lo1s
esins'sd al $780, which here Is partial insurance.
e In Rhode Island licenses 10 Iaverns 70 cell
sPit, only Il TWO towns, Foster and Wesr-Greenwich
and n Providence licensed 70 sell By the
quar-, no, 70 Do drunk On he premises.
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To the LAotss.-The only preparation that is any bepss
10 the Harm toilet u.e is Phaons Chemical Hair svisc
rator Il makes the hair soft and beautiful removes
scurf or dsndFuf and keops tho hair healthy oe
vent Il from falling out Prepared and sold, Wholesale sd
retail. by T. PHALos, 81 Broadway. Also for sals st 81
the respectable Drug and Fancy in the United sun
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAG ETiC TELEG RAPH
Suspension OF Teiesraphic Communication DC
yond PhiladeIphin-Terrib Tornado
,ndepce .: The Tnoane-

Io!-esPo-deHcr Q! TIC A.I1-"1'
PzrADrr,HlA. Jrue 5, l5i6.
No Telegraotic communication from Congress
has been received in our Office 70 night There has
been q terrible tornado below Wilmington Houses
blown down. vessels capsized and lives lost The
wires have beer Severed No particulars, but the
civ is fr!l O: ruuors. Expresses have been sent
down 10 se, information. WALLACE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

DELICIOUS ooLoNG Our readers would 30 well 10 try
the superior ooopg Black Tea sold by the Pekn Tea Co.
IS and IT FultonsE. al so cents per pound. We have
purchased any eqra 1t rs Also Try tho
Young Hyson they Sell IS This extensive establish.
ment doing the community great benefit BY selling nas
teas AZ very low prices