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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-05

Spring GOODS. The subscriber has n
- y opened a handsome variety of articles fo|
tlemen's Spring wear, selected in the New Vol
Baltimore markets, of the very latest styles d
great variety-such as
French, English and American CLOTHS
do do do CASHMERE
Silk and Satin VESTINGS, very handsome
Buff and white Cashmere do
White and Fancy Marseilles, beautiful
With a general assortment of Silk and Cal
HDKFS.; Silk, Satin and Fancy CRAVATS; d
and Suspenders; large assortment of heavy
English Hose; white, mixed and silk do-all
very best materials and superior fabric, well ",
attention, and will be sold wholesale and ret;I
the lowest market prices, at the old stazt, N
BALTIMORE STREET.
ap9 EDWARD ]. RICHAHDSd
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IMPURE BLOOD, DROPSY,
Dimness Of Vision, Giddiness, NervOns Debilit

MERCURIAL DISEASES,
Govt, Jaundice, Bilious Fever, Female Cemp
Salt Rheum, Pains in the Joints, Night SweatsJ
ERYSIPELAS, LIVER COMPLAINT,
FlatHlency, rush of blood to the head, ulcers,
tons on the skin, and all diseases arising ffd
impure state of Blood. Price of Hance's Blood
25 cents per box, or five boxes for 81. For sale|
S. HANCE, los Baltimore st., and cor. of Char
Pratt SITS. Remember HANCE'S BLOOD PI|
so pills in boa for IS cts. a
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FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
EMPORIUM!
r. The subScribersThaVe Prepared
aSz fine assortment of beautiful and
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and wintery which they would like the Ladies TO
call and examine, and can be sold at the following
nriees: GaiteIs 50; Half Caters thick sole. s62;
Morocco half Boots do. Sl.e5; Morocco Jeffeisons,
do. Sl.l2; Seal Skin Half Boots, Sll2; Seal Skin
Jeersons Sl Misses half Boots, thick sole, rs cents;
childfen's Boots and Shoes, 30 cents
yds- The above work is prepared i'll the neatest and
most fashionable style, with every for its dura-
hility. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice, ELLIS NICOLAI,
ns7-tf No. SO BaltmoIe-st.
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the secret disease.
nnCTOR JJ6RRIS
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NIB. Remember the No, 3s, as the genuine artt
cles are for sale at other place in Baltimore. al2
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INU'
ft7-Sold at No. 12l BALTIMORE STREET, above
South. Principal Office No, SO Chestnut ST., Phila
delpha, mh2S
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BY TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
y NJ Ma south Of Baltimore
Thing. in Philadelphia.

Correspondence Ct The Tribune
Pz11AoE-qz.1A Dec $40.
There Is quite 81 animated subscription gong on
among o- citizens 70 The stock Of ine Central Railroad
An s5urt XII be made zlso induce ihe corporate a-
.ao-,. Of the districts % subscribe. THIS should De
done n inzc. fs- tie CRY proper has not more tasn
1900 building ,os uu!.uprU-sd whBe Souta~ars SrIn-
Garden Kenznstor Sc. hare large vacant !ot: "21cn
would improve in value b tne construction OIL me road
in Spring Garden alone :ne-e have beer erected dl-I
the past season So tarsa story brlck dHsSS houses
uuGl5~r OF four ana stores cErrcne= iiils iaeo
res sc SprnE Garden would probably contain the
main dep5ts Of me Central Road ana hoH-a therefore
subscribe literally.
The movement made By some OF our CITIZENS 10
oppose the subscription By the ely cannot tninS De
successful before any Court and sue Is the opinion OF
the Eeigat OF legal testimony The charter OF me cry
and The law incorporating the road ool' seem 70 give
me utmost limit 10 municipal power n this respect
DO not know that any record OF the riots winch
ao>, daily in MOyaUlensins sn De o. interest IN
your city but NAV that p!t-hed battle CAME OF
yesterday between the Killers and SINNERS who formed
grand alliance against the Weccacoe Engine Cor1pa
ny member of the latter. Edward Paul was stabbed
with dirk knife and terribly uangied ~ spanner-
The LocoFoco authorities were witnesses 10 tais hsht
but looked on without making effort Al ares, or an az
tempt 70 cUe il There should surely be some way 10
punish such ulalteasance in Office.
Yesterday afternoon IN intemPerate woman
named Mott; residing in tie Western end OF Cbesuu;st
!eii her children locked up in room and went out
During her absence one OF the children tvo and hal;
Old burned 10 death and an infant ion months
old 20 severely injured tina; Il cannoi survive
There are 100. White and 100 coorec inmates 81
our Blockey Aims House ut this period In your Loco
Foco city this would make avery etectual voting force
The fire at the corner O; tittt AMI Merchant SIS
yesterday morning erdeniy the work OF an incen
diary. combustbc materials were afterwards ounu
placed IN various parts OF the premises
Two dwelling houses were blrucd tins morning
II the corner of Seventh and Master So hcnsincton
Yesterday afternoon and To-Day Flour has been
in active demand AMI large quantity OF standard
and mixed brands were sold at $; - In Grain no
change. The receipts Flour are quite heavy both IN
land and b. water.
SALES or SrocKs-FWSt Bo7rd-S252 Lehsh
Int d 5000 Sch Nav o. e. b. Il 10 Girard 9! leo
Vickshurs b5 o. 5000 Reading Bonds 3: $1,000 Ches
and Del Loan I03 80 Gtrard q. Second B0Grf-$l000
Ches. and Del. Loan % 100 Reading % 3s 100 L.
Bank cash 81 4ttr SsoOad B5ard-lt0 Vickshurg b
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The Leyerrier Planet.

Many have heard OF the wonderful discovery o,
his new world recently added 10 cur Solar system.
cade- such extraordinary circumstances BY ne sole
strength OF mans iuruirye genius; but more na-
-oc. 81. a-e those who f-oE, wsnt Of sore popular
Illustrations or TIE subject cannot understand Tow i
thst his discovery takes the sad o: aa= Other n
which TIE a.rnSr mind has recently been engaged
We a-e glad TO announce KAT Nj EArvE--GovRACo
aEs decided upon giving about TIE middle OF neIt
week or sooner proper roorn can oe obtained CT
cuns;snra Lectre OF tEs interesting subject THIS 5
hsppy idea and VII make pleasing diversion 70 TIE
tempest Of musical and Orher iesi-Tzs ~ waic1 ne
public have beer tossed io- Ire last month or two.
The sctaanE season could not ofec VIII more
p-opi;;oas Or attractive subject o. win more success
- lecturer Nearly thTee years Fave elapsed GIVING 70
series uncomfortable circumstances since or n
dCsc-lous trenca eloquent sr-a-ns AaTe resouaaed
within TIE spacious walls OF tie Tabernacle sad We
tsvs doubt ina, perfect ys-n W.. respond % his
preliminary call Of ne Professor AID greet as reappea-
ace n The aeld OF pcpplA- fsvor with Al tAer former
enthusiasm
We understand tasi ths topics OF this Lecture VII
not only coml-ehsad the New Plansr considered II
Is interesting tesrr-s. 5ui ina; ne lecturer vii
llso ia.o Comparative E-storE OF me Greatest
Sc!erc Discoveries which have hitherto been tie
r-6s OF IL hIr.zr r-tcd-E1:l q view 20 point or
s2c p-ove = what manner tbs su-asses Al otHe-s
Il scientific importance xnd intellectual supremacy
Commercial ADJ
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On Monday morning. at o'clock, alter iinyer:sysn
ness which she bor with Christian .o.t;tuee ana -
nation TO the Divine wall and conf6iny IN tee hore ~
bssful immortality beyond the srsYe. Ms EiYSss
CApMUS, wife OF John K CSdmus, and daughter 81 -.
lste Stephen Pssetased Is years months,
Dearest mother thou hSst lei. ia.
iad thy loss deeply feel
Bul rs God who sss bers;t Us
He cSn az our sorrows heal
Her friends snd acquaintance are respectfully ,,,.
70 s,tcrd her funeral from her late residence los g.,
corner Of Bleecker.s; Thursday ;ro-aiu, q,
CLOCK whence her remains viii Dc taken 20 Bce-iIIs y
J toT inteuneut
NOR RAPEiYEA wife c; c J. De Ealcourt, IN .he i9-s
year Of her sse.
The friends o. the family and OF her bro,her co..
rs Schenck are invited s,iead the funeral ron h.
law residence. No Sol Wslkey 81 on "Wednesday Dee
st o'clock. without farther inyitst.oa
At HSvsna on the 9Th ul:, alter short Hines CHS
LEE FRANZ youngest son ct the late Jacob sr.aS
On Monday 5Oth ult ELIZABETH, daughter q Ia,
P snd Eliza Ware, aged , years and 10 uioa;hs
The friends OF the family sre respectfully invited .
attend her fu2erS from No 10 MotEsI this day q r.,
a, 10 o'clock. A. VI.
AZ Charleston : c 9TH nit Richard II Hsys uaip.
OF this city, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

Eaeh noH-commssioned officer. musician and private
VII receive sia Immediately after beng mustered
TIE service, Communication for years clothing
Persons enrolled and serving as Rangers VIII b- re
quired 10 provide themselves with horses and horse
equpsge. Arms and sceout-ements and camp equipag-
will 5e furnished 5y the Government In case of wound.
they VIII receive the pensions as regular soldiers
/: Is ei=o probable mar tie pay VIII be increased
oy Congress soon j. sbaI convene and Ii Al lands
VIII be awarded 70 each volunteer
TIL JEFFERSON SUTHERLAND. Cap;
JOSEPH A. DIVER lst Lieutenant
AUGUSTUS MORAND. ID Lieutenant
Se~york Dee. . l5i6.
= P. :. Headquarters "a koosevelt.t sew
York, unt!l farther orders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

Tx WEATEgR-STpRN AND DAMAGE.-A Sc
storm o: wind Ssd accompanied BY extreme
cold ragged with increasing violence day and night
Wednesday snd Thursday. The blow exceeded il pos
sble severity, The OF last week. Had
OF ie shipping this isks beer either IL pert Ashore
!, would doubtless have suffered severely, The only
sccden;s that have = knowledge occurred =
hsrboy. \ small hington schooner which came
over a:te- the timber Q: the GrE-pcs, went ashore
THURSDAY morning the rocks farther Up md inland
from TIA; vessel -Four vessels now .y.cg me
rocks within The circuit 0; few rods. Two Of them
may ee got o. without serious InI-y TIE ocasrs the
bark GraH;2us and schooner Answo:th, are badly
damaged snd VIII probably prove ,otsl wrecks.
During lie nisei Q; Thursday considerable portion
CRIB work earned AWAY ~ the violence Of lie
waves TIE remainder : 50 badly damaged 70 r.
Quirs rebuilding The breach s5out or-y eet Eas;
Of lie entrance CT the s-bor. aai opens esp OF thirty
forty eet II width, through which TIE save
complete sweep, The outside wood work OF me 70
rA;n5er OF .ast pier i mostly carried away, and ne
whole IS rendered .csIy 22o- 10 s5orG any safe pro
teccoa 20 tha: portion CT the hAroor.
The wreck to-.ns beasafrl commentary Or iae Wis
p.isroa for ou- iAAa haz5ors I: j. s-ag
Of tie ibecility snc dishonesty Of modem Democracy
The pier Ole SD should long .nce cave been
planted BY substantial stone structure Such VII
never be Aai during TIE Polk rsxa ualsss s cone ~
the expense sna 81 de private enterprise ii c1- eEn
c;ezsns
The eanL fan OF doSaas cs yesterday and i the
present severe weather continues !. mus. Be t-uty
closed i three iSys ZINE.
The steamers plying % sed from this p1-t al laid
Up with The exception Of TIE SiAss-a which Jeff for
OgtersbSss yesterday hs- lssi Zip fo- TIE
witt heavy lead OF Gs-chaatise.
osvsge Aiv. Ncr. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02
DISPATCHES FOE THE TaIsUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAP H.
Probable Loss OF the steamer Boston.

BrrrAIo. Dec-I-7 P n
am sorry 70 inform ecu that while me new
steamboa, Boston was discharging terrible gale
came up. She attempted 70 make an othns. but
was blown ashore and Is supposed to De total
loss
There has been very sensible ;aH IN the mar
ket The highest guotarion on -Four Is 81 on
Wheat - c;s on Corn 10 cts aud Rye 81 cts. Ohio
Butter IS sold st = CTS per n Cheese 81 10 DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

z Tie SHAKING QGakeEs larry IL tho city Ia, io1r
days longer and n the interim the Museum will be crowd
&c ~ hose sIo1s e. ssh Of .hese singular people
They Will give he- exn5!;ion h;s sftcrrccu II O'Clock
I'd also IL the evening; whec also .asi splendtd
moving Panorama Of London, kc- viii Dc shown and
when, aIso, Gfeat es,ern, Fanny Wh.elsr perform
OF = chasts and var-t cha rscter Go e.riy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

E- Trassl1. and o,ers leaving the Cay II The aiteF
coon are informed ihs, Ereaas EdaioT e me IrSae
printed eye.y day containing the stock saeS MssEe
News BY me Southern Mail &c up 10 cocA. .;
Tri,une every one viii be able 10 axe WIFE MIN me
is,e,, p.yys M 10 the trnc OF leaving the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

LIFE PaEsEsvEas-A freud Of suggests tia, The
late melancholy OF the Atian,:es shpwreck has
called forth much remark tavos Of Life Pre.e.vers
and that tee awfui casualty suggests the vas, In
portanee OF Lie Insurance AID immediate attention te
:. Also
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

u : vars distressing accident occurred u
Chz-2ss Co. Nd i-w days ago = tie fs-1-y O: ".
Wilson Cou,u.ou Two o: his children Et-te boy a,d
si rez-y Of ne SAFE sac playing Together n
re ya-S- sa5 Just Is tie former ~Es about 70 ske
SICK CT wood Wiz hs s;E.er stopped % qtcE
EP aid rseesred ae hi,r zPor he- iced she died ne
ssx, day. EAT Arns-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

Ep We have good authority for stating that
Gen. sco11 expressed the opinion, before leaving
here to take charge of the operations in Mexico
that if the supplies and other means ordered by
the Government should reach their points OF desti-
nation in due time, the Country ought to expect
Peace with Mexico by the middle or last Of July
certainly within the coming wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

- fine Courier & Enquirer VII state tor Us
the simple truth that We grew wear OF the Potts
and Wainwright controversy especially the Potts
end Of III very soon after the public did and that
we It's publication IN utter disgnsi long
before it vas brought to close its readers vlli
thsn be able TO Judge whether our opinion o: 1t vas
at all affected BY DR. Potts recent attack on The
---;y,rv,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02
GoURAUD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA WzIcEr-CASTo XXI
oCR nero hurried home Win al his speed
But pocterd long upon the waxer sea-
IRE lie had nerve 20 break II, and 10 retd <,.
10 cont=nts-fran GIT with much wo a..
To him FOR though be vel Knew low 70 pse
case Of Law, win most becoming tes1-
Ia CCfIDs court he was sorry p.eadsf,
And teii himself unit 20 be LEADEA -, M
" T" hat Gritty and Blackstone 20 Gear
oekAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, KocoALst -
&c are N The courI Of Cupid tie lee eooo
90 DARK case, and the Soap makes wbi;e cA $40
beside removing Pir1p!es RIngssorrl Salt Rtr1.
are prominently useful N Graduating sup<cs2S ysr
GouRArO's celebrated PrePaTslions ong - r,s5
geaain- n. depot, l. WALKER-.,. mi s'a's. ~
Broadway.
BocLs's HYPESios FtuIDy--We rcw az eeeSS,ss,
readers The Certificate from Worcester, IN isso
comparable erteie for hAlr. Tae agents, 'si,e y
say " It Il only ore Of the msny proof Of ~ n-s2a
cess, aud " Is deslInet ~ sgpeTseds sli 49, 49,, PCS
iions :" cos- n
Tals may cerrfy thai ne ary eight rsonia. ..
al NY aatI sci sor rronhs my head VA Sss
al the end OF thai time purchased oop'e W "a VI
Hyperion Fluid Of D SeoIt, Jf- < Co. me - ,tno
cesier. Since tea gssd 1. rcguiaIy,t.sS tksE
according 10 directions n Consequence q y
hes started al ;ny bead. Il IS 20" SS2 p0SL
and growing rapidly, THADDLe-
ness Bayi5.on, Mass. june 18th, 1910 /.
Prepared only by Wa Boyle, Boston- "a ruircs$
For sale BY A. 3. K D. SANDS Drugg.ssr ~ yos.>
come. Of william, ant n East Brnsd~ay, ~ n,,gl5s
Sold also By & Johnsca, rs Bresdwsg AIS " So
generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

70 ArwooDs CELEBRATED E>ipss Cook Srovtt-
These Stoves warranted Us usual Persons wanting
Cook Stovea invited examine them before purhss
WGry.s, oil imeoi
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PENSACOLA, Nov 22d, 1876.
Gen La Vega has been for several days expect
ed here from New. Orleans, to embark on the I 5
store ship Relief for Vera Cruz but. Com. Lsti
mer Commanding at the Navy Ysrdl informed me
that having received reply yet his letter TO Col
Hunt the L s OR. Master n Orleans, rendering the
passage he should dc,an the ship longer and has al
ready given her orders 20 sail
Her officers are Lieut.. Oscar Rallus Commanding
Acting Master and Executive Harold; Passed Midship-
men W;er Nswconlb and Arnold Commanding officers
clerk. Stoneal Passengers-Purser Crosby DR.. Bates
and Midshipmsn Stone
The Rariran from the Guli Squadron is hourly ex-
pec,ed also the Boston. from y. York Truly yours.
SON
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~ J s5ttru Oopcr, DESrisr. No. IS Boud.st ueu
Broadway request, the attention OF those wanting aIuS
cal teeth hi. method Ia method used in mis- city
cusvcy by HIMSELF christening either single teeth ss
when on gold plates; 1t save. OF The pain Usually
given in the operation enehles the kespi
clean and healthy mouth nj Hawsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

!. O q. F.--SrtRLiNG LoDGE, No. i99.-lhe Brethrpu
OF Stirling Lodge No 1890 o. o. F. are hereby modified
70 attend special meeting OF the Lodge their Room
Montague Hall corner of Gour; 81 and Montague place
at IL! ocockon "Wednesday morning Dee "a tor theyur
pose .! paying the last tribute orcspec ~ the mory
their late departed Brother William Burbank puuctsal
attendance * requested.
Brethren OF sister Lodges IN Brooklyn iraternay
invited to unite with us +. SMITH, n C
4 WINcIiEsrrR. Sec.y pro tom. deM
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From Pensacola.

- The Long Island Mail due last night had
NOT arrived at one Q. clock this mornins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

"a Yankee Dumplngs in addition to our usual
extensive variety for Dinner We serve up Apple
Dumpngs in superior style which We invite the lear
public to call and try We have also fitted up Lunch
Table. on d novel plan where Buckwheat Cakes Pies,
Tea Biscuit Coffee served up At nil hours OF the
day ln2f lw WELSH IS Nassau.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

HOLIDAY sHxEr The magnificent Pictorial Doub,
Sheet OF the NATIONAL PolIcE GAZETTE has just bees
issued This Sheet embraces NIL the descriptive cut.
used during the past year Illustrate the Lives OF he
Felons aud also contains the Gkenesscs Of the ros
celebrated Pickpocke, in the country As.
whole IL Is one OF the most elegant as well ss ~
narkablc Pictorals ever issued PRtcr SIX CxNrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

EISs,-As shcu; O'clock this morning or citi-
were aroused t!ou, iheiT sunsers ny ALARM OF
Are which proved 70 proceed iron; small wooden ten.
eEnenI occupied BY Philip Hs-adcre BARRIERS shop
rroatst immediately back OF the square On south
side OF Ms-ketst This Is the sixth seventh attempt
within eshtesn months that hiss been INSIDE &c IRE Iris
square The adjoining building, occupied hy n w
Weed S Brother, family grocery, Immediately
csuch, and was consumed with the entire stock valued
~ So ooQ Insurance on STOCK SlsSo; building S?oo,
The pSn. shop and contents belonging TO MIR, Parker
wpr, also consumed loss net sscersSced Ivo s.oyy
brick building on the OF Make, ana Froos So
materially damaged At this point through the u
deisssase energies 81 Cur Fire Conpsn'ss ne clement
Wa stayed and 81 Immense property saved
Wilmington q. c. Commercial
g We lcarn ton the Northampton Courier,
mat Rev Mr. Swift PASTOR of the First Church o. hsi
se"h. was lew days SINCE presented with valuable
morse ~ one o. tbs youns Of bis society. pretty
''saiecsss siss We shsuld think fe. him - BE sans.
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MARRIED

On Monday morning 81 Rev chss. Resi. Hr ~ :
JENKINS TO Miss JANET RAE5URN. al OF this en-, :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02
General connmiuee of Democratic Whis

- CentTH EUlIln1t'e = -
Young Men.--A regular meeting Of ms o0ninh's e
,i b, \. ID al tie Broadway House On Thursday eve
p,pe peeeabe. B. q: O'Clock BY order
THO Z. ToMLINsoN Chairman.
Albert GILBERT, s.cre..,ie. :,
YRErrKieg FAYE, u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

The Creator and RoIer ofsl things Legalizing
U.ary i. nOthing-n'ersly the absence Of restriction
I. j, but an application Of FreeTrade TO pecunia-
transactions WHY does not 0ee four Free-Trsde
States abolish her Usury Laws ourpresent legal
impunity to Seduction and Adultery is nothing at
all-nerely another application Of the TreeTrade
principles of Benthan, Hazlitt and the Edinburgh
and w estrninster Reviews. Nothing al an IS not
always 50 boundless as the journal would repre-
sent it
Bullet as hear the journals closing flourish
Our Collector very kindly and properly KEEP he
Custom House open until 10 O'Clock last night !hen
in he darkness Protection ~ent oat and the doors were
cIoFe5 against tive hope and believe forever
Poetical certainly. but not true. The darkness
in which Protection went out vas the Jog raised
BY Mr.. Polka swindling letter 70 Kane q Pennsyl-
vania-sr. at any rate, the =windling use made OF
tina. letter The darkness was disPeled by the
McKay Tariff some time before LAST night as the
recent Elections bear emphatic testimony And
as 70 the Tor eve--let Us be in no haste 70 tore
stall FutQrty b1: wai, and see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

FUSEKAL OF THE WALTON EANiLY.-'rhe fu-
neral the Walton family took place on Sunday under
the direction OF Committee OF The Common Council
procession was formed at !. O'Clock. precisely.
at Nh. 4 welch's boarding house in the following
o7deti Clergy
Bodies OF the Deceased.
. -. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

\ German eznig-an;- family naIned Raal ar
-ved here Friday evening OF me packet ship Empire
and proceeded Immediately 70 tie West-iesving en-
board taer little boy about Z yesss old VINO Was yng
heiples.ly near his death from bloody lux No
engagements Of any kind made By The family for he
snd he died soae. and was buried % the Pau
per Master Is not such dsp. OF cold eeprsry ainos:
enough % laL. sns despair CT hEza- nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

Dr. CHRISrIE : GALvANic BgLr--We known vs5r
affecting OF Deafness in young lady OF this city
tor which money and medicine did all that could !.
done, but in yain-her friends procured the Calrsa,
Bel; and in less Than wowcck- her hearing Wa, enrs
ly restored The physicians may scot snd the ps6s
may smile a, this i, is nevertheless strange IS
really does appear We understand that the demspi
Tor ,hese articles is rapidly increasing. pr CHRISTIE,
only Agency IS AT is2 Broadway.
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e Democratic Wing Young Mems General
Cemmit,ee.-A Regular Meeting Of his Committee "1
30 held OF "wednesday Evening ID al
si the Broadway House.
THEODORE E ToMLINsoN, chairnsn'
NATHANIEL @. BRADFORD rs.s,
ROBERT @. CAMPBELL
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