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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

A CoMMlxpApLE REBuKE.-The POSTMASTER III
BATON Rouge La recently sent an insulting letter 10 inc
Editor of the Louisville Journal unprecedented u dry
Prep,jss which Mr.. Prentice transmitted 10 the to''
master General. aud received the following reply
posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT., April II, ls4I.
Dear Sir / received yours OF the Sd April enepsins
Letter from the Post, muster Baton Rouge-the Ie.tet
should have been ranked by the Postin ana me
Postmastcr Louisville upon the presentantaton oI n'
letter will reuit the postage. The address on you. .e
Tar has been enclosed the Post master a. Baton 9u
for exnsns,iou If he has any Such course OF conduct
In the subordnaes OF this department Is not
here Your obedent servant -
"''' c. JOHNSON.
- N pnx>rIcr ESQ l.nuiayiln Ky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
DARKNESS pILELOTION.-This i,

DARKNESS PILE LOTION.-Ths Is 70 eernfy
tat In the wear 1893 was afflicted win sewers aitacA
OF Inc Piles and suffered great extent 1f nuHipei VI
yrars tines the prou5erances we're as laize ~
and ccuhnrI me bet for several weeGs a. s
Since year 1873 or "a change ooS pist7 ~ nc -
Ter of my disease, that time Ihey coan5oi ~
ward 20 The bleed Piles The discharges Of DIoo ~ tne
LAT or years nave been 80 sfss' as ~ -, -
.e., much Dimes The bleeding oss oeca - - -.
NJ zach oog continuancc hat haze been 10 use
rIofs ,a,fs,.d with hns sa s.op me oooo- nan en
attack G. this Kind dgrirg the lat Jesf Hlcn : = 80
ha almost fairt=d from me .oss oI po - -
-r Al evacuation of bowels has required con
sderabl. lime with the assistance OF Ice ss &c
s.ys ben able l-sye The place aaye rec etao'
pr-.criprou which has been srcon1eaoet ~ 20 ~
800 - nav. mad the beat medical stirocancr, %. IN
tIl- or no effect, he vio.socr ~ the ctsesse
sir II st defiance and The frequency OF ne sirecAs
s h. extent Of y suffering Caused me 70 cespeH Oh re-
iy,, sry ps,rnaurrI r-r=nL sOtne glne q le NOUN
~ an asJ at Mr. Jot- r Barnes Of Trenton New
Jsrsey vas informed Oft my sqrrras ny oapsin
sa .isrnbo.I New Pilace pEa, and sell nc DOLE u as
Ps- Lotion which Es-d, a.c. 10 ny Sfeai Joy All sf-
,.a II ,ooo gave ne relief A.ier using I'VE or SIX
s--ks ,n- discharge Of blood Eet stopped enc deont-
-,IIrsfo1 aft-r some ..u- mad elapsed ih- oeec-
~ iihtiy recommended, vher Mr. Barnes seni NE enoc
hof- md after having rs-- Ivo or Lhree ~erAs ne
,r-,-n nv h-aa hss co2r1uec 20 IMPROVE src cow i--i
srrriy sny ircouyeniznce rc e Piles, sad my genefs
c.,9- Iry,e q cured and M heal.h restored by ne
rae Of th.s valuable remedy and caeray recommend L
. al wao afflicted with his painful dse 9av
secrets-y Of Philadelphia aod Trentsn Railroad Co.
ps.LaseitAia, February p, l2fs- ....
NJ ToES 5 B.asEs-DeG Sr-Wiih much sarstsc-
uoe INFORM yo1 Of ne P-, eafS {oa 70 or :s
st.I I'll. nd Trenton Rs,roed Co. his s21eraSs ~,
M Ell very grea, Jud gng fso1a ne .evsri5 o. Is e.
.seks you Feed fear BAT hsi ycGf remedy VII
0@ CHARLES HlShLc-
Capt.tn Of Steamboat New Pni-sdeiPhia-
20. ~ssi-.s.e .a3 ,eail By WYATT kErcaAM
Frl.Dr- .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

IOUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied IEits aceo1r.
| bSoks -ararcrarcun, copy ard Jsss eooks IL Tes5
Log go, CAP AZ -u-r rspers borEr. Oo.rds, coofeo
"a .sue papers envelope slt nrspriag u u ,nniecs2
-rr 5rt-e Also every description OF Eng.n and ftSaea
ssfioosrv god pens steel pens states gold zc sger
80 eases perorg:sd board portfolios, nIsrarts, POCKET
5ooks peaSnvcs twtsel waiting casds, playing fos'
ink, blscx, ble and red irtelh e AZ: e G 1
ss,- S,arocers, n Matdel-lzae-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
LOco-FOco Logic.
The Kings County Loco-Foco Convention which
Nessrs Murphy x Co. for Delegates

The Kings County Loco-Foco Convention winch
nominated Messrs Murphy x Co. for Delegates
"Rssored That the Democratic Republican Electors
of the County Of Kngs are opposed TO eNtehulis tno
elective franchise 10 the negro, because inc e'cct
franchise is political RICH, founded on ne social
of those who have delegated some OF their ihdMuI
rights 10 tho representatives of those who are poeS
associated aud until prepared to assoc,a,S s
the negro race we shall oppose that mistaken aiiu III
chIeyons fanstcism and political maneuverns when
mus. lead either to an anagamation between Tue Wi'S
and African race or to dissolution oil our cnei'ueu
Union
We suggest that some of the day-laeorerS VINO
,,a rolled On 10 elect Mcssrs. Murphy Co. 10 the
Convention put them the test on the doctrine mere
propounded. Let them invite themselves to Mr.
Murphy 8 house latter clec'ionl and see how much
Social Equality there really is between them. II
the Political Rights of Poor Men have no other ioun-
da,ion than their Social Equality with the more
refined and wealthy their continuance must DC pre-
carious indeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

re-. The following are the Native American Can
a,as,,s for Delegates to tho Constitutional Convention
Ogden Edwards, John Leveredge, shepherd Knapp
Fila. Il Ely Wm l.. Prail, David Z. Wheeler VIM ;.
Ro,. Harris Wilson Mnsrd Lafever, Nicholas SEIZURE
man William F Piatt Brutus Skidmorc' h'Gs; heich""i.
TT rec names are ye, to DO supplied.
~ MIR. BRApBURYs JuySNlLE CoSoERr Tor
,be bepes, IN mari, OF the Prison Association drew
large audience a, the Tabernacle Friday evening Inc
singing OF the children pleasing as usual ana 'e
percrmsnces of Mr. Bsrness Juvenile orcnes'ra gave
much satisfaction Judge Eimonds, in lew oFiei 'e
marks explained the objects Of the Prison ASSOCIATION
commencing 10 particular notice The Home !of us
CHARGED Female Convic;s which is under the SuperH
tendance of the Ladies connected with thst ASSOCIATION
Mr.. Nash sung several appropriate pieces Think "eh
v Of the Erriug The Convict TO his Mother and l'
Nv Sister on her B.thdsy-the words OF the iast '"o
BY discharged convict. Credits due TO Mr. Sraaou'y'
and 10 MIR Parker the Agent OF the Prison Associson
t ,b,ir efforts 10 bring this important charity before
the public in its proper light
For LlBERIA.-The vessel advertised 70 san io'
Liberia on the 9th OF this month is delayed unn 'ne
Is, OF May, when (as we learn from the Commercial
she will positively sail with the cargo OF necessStss %
greatly needed by the poor youths recapsurea 10 'he
Pons This will afford opportunity for sending for
ward any articles by these may be disposed SUI
far,he. TO relieve the of the cspves We learn
that the gentleman who gave $500 by Rev. Dr. Iyng
bs, added 500 10 his donation, making the nanihcen
elf, OF one thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

Is Academy ard boarding School, beautifully stu tit d
the vilsg- OF Ps-ksk snG the hudsoa riVer
ri II, exit from he Highlands. and en y!ng ample g,oana'
snd looms m students oars superior advantages for iI
Hsrg ,hnronyb commercial and classical instruction
The principal has had long experience IN ne buslness On
Gu ars 10 be mad with the moot Respectable cry references
hv snnlyrr BIZ letter 10 subscriber Terms Tor Boys
under Is years OF age Sl6o per annuu over 10 ~
.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
Drp GOODS.
STATS & BARKER,

CLOTHING FURNISHING wAxsnorsE
No. lTg Rroairay directly opposite Houstrd RotsL)
- \ g. are row receiving large and elegant assert.
= .mert OF spr;nc and summer Goods, which they Will
make up order IN s mos! fashionable styles al Ie uso
a. reaionable prices.
Strangers and others be supplied with very superb
or article OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue brown ana black cloth Dress and -, -
Eroc1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 TO S.5 OF
Saxo Gotha Cashmereu Pelto Goats 90 TO IL Ov
Tweeds Kerbans de Lain Sack Coals..... 90 10 ~
Pants OF Cashmere Linen Drills &c &c.. ) 90 10 W
Yest, OF White Mars Cashmere, Snks, &C. 90 10 3 W
Overcosl-a light and beautiful Twceds, Saxo Goihas
and Csssimeres, for travelling Overcoats.
Also, general assortment OF Furnishing articles viz
Cayats Stocks Tee Shirts Collars, Gloves. Suspenders
slk and cotton Under Shirts. &c. &c. mig SIN
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLs.-A. Arnold Il Co.
~ - Canast have just received large and extremely
rich assortment OF anton Grape Shswls In every variety
OF color some Of which size and the inges un-
usually heavy Also very extensive stock OF Grensdlne
Barege and rich Paris printed Cashmere Shswls and Scars
long aud square, together with their usual supply Of all
wool Cashmere Shawls a22yf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
Rrneral NoiiGes.

70 For Boston via Sor,'ie ie6 mn III iesse sOrs
ns ss s Sa Sortn River every Isdss kSSr',
sa.sTaas NJ eTssfsEsss p RAJ j. coadaa'ds
psrenolosists, and Publishers OF fn''-'0
and Physio0sssoS i I WELLS Isl asassa-'t n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
Jn0ia Rubber Goods.


nAY,S PATENT H0SE.-The experience OF ten
~ years In the manufacture OF Rubber Hose us proven
the imposslhily of combining, permanently. rubber
fbrous substances tnenngled in such way as to
IA Hose fcs fIon Ihs trouble OF mdew and ro' on
equenty manufacturers have abandoned the business
new PaJnI Hose of my Invention Is free from me
ttun md no~ offer sale under GuMau'S -,
terms ~ will be furnished buyers on purehlss. ~ ~
piece " M have the OF the patsntee ana aa.e " ~
patent according limitations OF whlcn Tor
Price iSa cents per fool, susoe
Croon Hcre. Manufactured and for sale wno1osee aiu
resi, by HORACE. IL DAi . ~ ~, ~ 1880,
a22 cod Alter irt may, - S.,sI.-.e o.
HUTCHINSON & RUNYOS have on hand a arH
splendid assortment Of avery description VI inun
Rubber Goods 10 use, conss tipE IN partot abost
5000 dozen Goodyesrs Patent Corrugated 5nspenden
1000 pairs mems, women's and chlldrens Ruboers
lOoO do do Leather Soled Overshoes
500 do do Metallic do
600 do Ladies' Sandals Metallic
500 do do Slippers, do
100 do do Buskns do
All OF which will be sold. Wholesale RETAIL the mosi
reasonable terms the Warehouse OF the Newark NJ J.
Ipdia Rubber Factory. So Maldeu-lans- mia 6tsosH
COODS EARS Patent Sus oenders, manufactured by
UHUTCHISSON & RUNYON, S. Mald1nane- -Msr.
chants others supplied In any quantities very liberal
terms. splendid assortment OF hne luspendes for tho
retail trade. " Call an examine at So haden'lsne aiO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
rnR TEPplLES,

- ? r7E4NS gLECTUARY-An tcterraI rets7cy, u
t---s+- u. Tue Pies internal " eI-sEne-, oeeSas
- cd So. Al II F1iton-s DivsioE-sf AID D Ne rro-
rr-;c- regularly etu>z,ed Physician Oh ~eey a
I,orsc cisea.es .-- successfully i'-g.et astcsi U5ce
l. anrr-rr l teqrs .oose so-ag-st- rndlt 1niO2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

This DILL occupied the House the whole day in
Committee. The discussion turned mostly on the
establishment OF Foreign Mail Steamers The
Committee rose at 81 o'clock, and The House ad-
journed.
Mr.. G. j. ISGERsoLL understand will made ano-
Their Onslaught. on Mr. WEBSTER in a day or two
noticed him today taking something from bis desk
and handing ii TO the Union ia the form of Reso-
luton.
understand that letter has been received in
town from MIR. TYLER pronouncng all the charges
against Mr.. WEBsTER's use of the Secret Service
money, false and malicious. RIcHUIEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
sT MARKS HALL,

ORANGE ESSEX COUNTY. NEw-JERsEf
Re, I,,hgry Ten Brock 4 NJ Rector
-u,HF sf-MMER SESSION will begin or the hrsI Mon'
/ day IN May - tt -, III
CAGES IN advsrc Pupils expected 10 come PROVIDED
yyil bed bedding touS-ls hopkins, &c Taefe srAc'5
- ne ,rci.h-d 10 those wnnee pafra.- 80 pr5icfi IL
r,-b az. -. entrance fes o. - viii be reqgret
The Modern Languages, Music and Drawing, VII! be
aoslraon. for admission OF pupils or fcr farther rio'-
roa6u nav be mad, ~ lh= Rector. Address Us above
Orange Is pleasantly sIat- zool. ihireen miles n 9i
Svyork and four from Newark l;is easy OF access ~
In, Norriscvgn Railroad which psses through L. and by
sag es from Newark Iii well kEown a. ocsren tayor-
hl- 10 h-.lth MO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

An nseigea. gentleman who hob has s es ,so I ea,
saseu =. .s.r a careful examination. estimates the
Vsns Of property that Island owned By s.s,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
EYE
I'D Z ERANQIS. OCULlST,

A.. o.n,g,y Tpuap pooR PROM GRAND STREET.
nEggRE,NCE given those In tho city W 10 have been
II totally bnd from AnsnIos.s nsa no~ .IsnanS
W. The usds-signed having witnessed astonishing cures
performed Dr. Francis believe ms @ ass.s. Of ,ss
Ey. AID ghJ recommend MN safe and sxilfd ocns'
k ksy p pg As5s4 Dssf rae. ssy Sssses1
= number OF uudoub,ed e.,tmonal.; 70 be .esn a.
~ ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserted without pain u AdV'c7 !"
TIE poor grads -. g., =, w., - lao
csy Dr. Francis viii remove on me hfs' Of msy 70 ~"
gro,nr.s, hrst hoo.e second block Esstof BrosdWsy
,H3I DAWlu
M Ht-WETT. No. III Mac DougaL al, near BIeeeAer.
m Lob sweet Of Boston, and is confined 10 DisocA-
non. Hip Dises.es Sprains, Conractons faslea -in,
~ Cary.tures OF The Spite Deforned Shoulders, hito
sweings W-skre.s Of Inc JoinS &c. hstefences s,sH
oc Supplying 20 DR.. d -
MATER PROOF India Rubber Goods,o Goodyear .,.
w Pst-ri GurneInsic warranted 20 stand any climate,
GEORGE BEECHER, 100 Broadway, lo-s"sen fine aha
Wal ss has hsnd and Is daily receiving rom .ss -
shoy- psert n!ch offers 20 The uhc al 10" pfee VIZ
Gum Elastic Shoes El s.a a. sizes
Warranted no, 70 srsen roien under Hay oss'ee VI
cog OF "a and ,b, cloth. Of every .tyls and thickness
$1,000 COLI pa.erl rsher fai.h are.e superior
10 cs,-n. leather, and a. .eaA cosI
,,.s,,. a,,s,,y. Iailit.-y Tents,
.z $500, al parerrs Ws,er HoDe every Eze,
Bars, aiCAps cs'@ss
rp To.x o,,cr over Coas,
travelling Bax,, Pea Coats various styles
Horse Govern, Stoo'
Carriage Aprons, lSaPes,oH
Carriage Boots, Tneof O'o'eN-'
Water Pals, various paaefof Ioszln1, v.;,1 soo,s
Banning Ms., 5unnns e e = so - 80 49,
Ladies Arrors, DurA1nS - - t- =.
H-chsrtc1 AProcs, fooi bao, vic ~ ~ e-D.sr
Gun Cases and Covers, Sos1ccoels - GAe'-.S"'
ar pijIows Cloves and Mill,
Csair CUSHIONS Camp Blankets,
W-gor cnshtors Ci.cinzes and GtrA,
AZ Tar--,ses Tents fof Sporzmen-
~ r- .ry. goods are prepared By process eorfeJ
ei5-rsc. from any olsrr asrnecafr fencTiaz -, -
ii.v crcr 20 Rubber goods c1relolote so
IL ioe rsIzsl Orters promptly ez1ted Tor goSas o. -
Ggy-z
TsIO FANCY GOOD. and Thread ARD seedie n'1s,.
/ es-(r- Please cur tct. out Ramsey ~. a nd
sbors.e ce.ers Il COMBS Brushes, Plhs, 80 az per
-y-ry garety Of ancy Artc!es nTito ne me tlef
ara about .enc.ng odstness, 70 cal %, up
.-rx OF foods a. La-ir store, NO = nsi - ia.
.,sf-, g-A-reh.nts from The cS1a-ry a --
nTgEOIr..-Ts- subscriber oest 7Yy - IL, Hen.
- seotoc 20 TIC superior 81 N,J y, 100 Of rha
I -, 4 S.,nJ. Ne-dies- Deserve % , - ~
. - - n.ns of 2 R.eaErts- i2Py Nv
! geaa-a7 NJ pIcH,D RICHARDS, III aEtsen-aIs, ~
| Prou. Is. Nay siso - Ayrae-e.. erooHga-
| - ,.1 FELTINti-Cyttnder add foonduiT
Euhjne Fer,rs sssoEIsd sizes and Wiois, cow isho-
| - - shin Yorksn,re, and fof sale b1
/ ing son sop CYRUS W. FIELD, 8 Burning -sls2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

FROM poRro CABgJLo.-We learn from Cap;
Randall OF the schr. Alexander from Porto CAoeo that
he was quarepned that place 80 days and the sehr
Roauoske Capt web!e 40 days on account oil not nav
ing bill Of health on board. They are no' aio~ea 70
have any communication whatever Win Tue snoee anu
sn-;ns the whole time lay exposed 10 the open sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
FOB ALL, WE'LL AND SICK,

FOR ALL, WE'LL AND SICK,
mrs Carrolps
INDICATED, vAPoR AND SULPHUR BATHS. Is4
lfl Fullon-st, opposite ST PauPs Church
Taese most safe, delightful and eihcacous
remedy colds Iheumasm cns and fever, &c and not
only a cure Tut preventive 10 many VI
'Th, thousand Ills that flesh 10 heir to-"
They afford agreeable mode Of Bathing and
senlial Ihoroush c caDiiness
MIA Csno's Baths differ from every other "Vapor
Bah Called and have been established 10 .hs Ciy Tor
more than ~ years.
sulphur B.tns require half an hours notice
Portable Vspor babs sent 10 any part Of s CITY or vi
clniY. ~ Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

Sanity goARpING-scaooL FOR BOYS.
Yo>xEKs NEw-YoRE-
rY,ur s,-rr tam OF III Lccu.t Hi! Scnoel will
l mtnc- on Monday, The ain OF Msy. Crcusrs sad psf
ocular i1or.nstor rsy be bad Of D Fleet EGG lS5 Nassau
=, Of n " rcxrs-nd, ESQ 81 Cedirst, Of Dr. o. 2.
Wells las OH avenue; and tn bookstore OF Gates si-c-
man lii W!uikn-sL q. ". FRANCIS, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

NtILCa cow Fer SaleZPIes So. youag Cow,
II qs; Years ois iresh u rs 70 private family or
,-rersn fxrr-r f5r breeding. Tn, Is ya.1aoe a1.Ha
for ne guilty Of her nix, inAtas Ponds Of rcs oc:f
z oaos-r Ferry. foot c. 54sc-ay-sL 80 >.
nFFICE TO LET via Or yi:aou; lo:- n Ice second
" ,.cr Of .t ISL es;. lie ec= suitable for stss---
80, - zseu. Possession giv-c Numerically
An,lv 10 HOWELL = GiRAUD. Ia WesI-ss- E25E
no KUOFER>.-To &c. L y o.Sseop, WIZ large ysst
st-.1-, No 81 s-rcn=rsey-s- nat c.-tnc- FOR
A.. --s5r r,--,c-g IL roofing business, Ii present
og;p-r iu:-css esyl.g scco2.t o. hes lcqG-re OF
- ~ JAS ROCKFORD, p V-sey-st
INuK ..LE-A 0ar zaa eo2a-sf s-sn-s, sasa doors
+ -. d-s,r-r. a.y.us - $40 ~ % roIc=
- Ixis lral J. LOCKE. Szijd-r, 81 Ana-.L
0ln TO LENs % ooat sRa Laortssgr ee
SDutt u o ocucLse Eeal es.Ae - LIS city Brook
X VII be divl4si ED sHas y .2i s?pscsal Apply
= > BROAD, No II WI e.
-. II he C-otur Wa-er o5ce, b4seRnect
NTaNTY q. FLEsTWOoD, No. - N.ss.a-s.
= coEa,s.ior-r appoE.ed sJ tse Governor, Of iiaos
s,s;y- Iod;gs lcc Oh;o, 70 tzSe Eck.ov snc
80 on a.-.s depoEilors OF Witnesses, proof o! claims
p - - recordsd or used u s.er Of SAID States 80 5w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

SPRING PURIFIER OF TIE bLCOO:
WINEafS AEC ANUM EXTRACTS sASSAPAaILLA
SPRING PurlSer q TIE 5lot. tbs Medicine can
- not DC Surpassed working Is WY through es system
VIII :. en-. sd -Secttvs force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
From Washington.
Things in Washington.
From our Reguis. Correspondent.
WAsAIyoToy. April 2ith. I8.5-5 o'clock p \,

The SENATE wa not ia session to day.
In the HOUSE or REPRZsEsTATIyEs, the Canal
bill. which has been under consideration for some
time, passed the House today in an amended form.
providing that tax is to be levied for license OF,
Hospital money.
The House then went into consideration Of the bill
making appropriations for the Post Office Depar..
lnent for the year ending June 30, 1917. The fol
lowing are some OF lis iieLas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

NK "A EWETT, No. III cDougal az, near 6.eeeAs e
~ Dr. Hs mod. OF practice system or1gnssq ~ .so
ion. Ho Diseases sprains Conirsclions, Pasted Lnns
RhrumssD Nervous Aseetioo. nm ,
s-iIing, W.s1ce.s OF Inc Join References given
o"et-Ie tsi, - n u ma lms
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nRIYArE SCHOOL. ID e. Iss caa.L..t ael

ali 81
nRIyATE SCHOOL for Boys, Us caaal.st near
L Huison-s-rbe subscriber hAs assumed the direction
or M Scboc now established 81 The above .ocacoc - fsas
bad may y-aa experience L TEACHING ac intends 10 de-
vols himself 10 The profrss!o7
The course " study complete English educs
non together Et, preparation fer liz { c1t.lsRco or
10. Col ot tJoc sco r -renc-s 70 h.s cfl-
" - S,r- SAMUEL GARDNER Principal
uEtPsTEAU SEH lNAhI Mare Boarding
schvol H-rp.-.d Z l., p miles irOI1 SrcoSyE, or
braach OF he L / RA;IrosL The Sumner Term VIII
Commerce or he frs M0otsy o. hsy-T-ras Sl5o year
Tbs Insttucn = IL foGshrg -i;7 The Principal, CO.
r,Dg Apr! Will n- - Isl Broadway, where circulars sf=
KEPT fr distribution Addresses stt h-r= WI De prompt
y attended -. . ,,,.,-,. :,
s. n y IL-N-A. A. u. EfllC.yS-
OOIKDINli SCHOOL II WAs5c. Conc 81 bouts sal
D ron hi. e..y miles Forth OF ihe village OF Nor yak
r,c.- bsrr TIE subscriber respectfully solcts
f-,- -srst, G.;rons send ;h-ir del shul
-rn,ry retr-a: TsfIas-70 dollars Per Tern Of y ~c-A
Re-ucrs Of =paocao- character lv-c Win circu-
isr Pea-- ca. 81 5rosdFsy-nogrs % 10 Il A. NJ ron
49, " - ABEL WHiTLOCK. Principal
grsExxScEs-aev. Joh1 SIniih. Rev. Dsy!9 q Saort.
Wilror Conn Rev. VIZ. Z Bangs, Esstcc Cocn- Rev
ira Abbott. West1crt- Cccr- az 4pt-
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SULPHUR PUNE BATH

SULPHUR FUHE OhA a.
A LII WHO AXE AFFLICTED Win hneuIna usm, Let
b. IL vii! afford them r1is The peedssres OH arc
such TIA, his complaint always yields 70 Us application
Also govt scrofua salt rhsum diseaaes Oh me ssn onu
&c always yield 70 tho bath SOL Broadway, N.
40 2wuod-
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C,,y i,ems. eferred.

G. D. PRENTICE. ESQ, Louisville, ny.
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;z1 FELTING-Cytnder ADD Foondui1a
49, Fe.ns sasocIed szes and widlas cow Land
ING IL. '-'r CYRUS W. FIELD, Burning -stY.
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yTEAH PUWEH-Suesm Power 70 let In q Dew
3 building "a feet ffort by 20 feet dop eoraer Of n
and ION Possession given lst VI Nay Apply ~
$3.50, al In.
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fa1HE COPAkTNEKsHlP al RI9sent exisang
4 und.r u,e name and hfm OF COUTHOUY NE
yER5, will expire, by limitation, on Tho hfst day OF
May next -, =, ,,L
z.l 10 slp tho outstanding business Ot No c0ncsfp ana
10 use Inc nams vi HE hrtn III liquldaiion
,-r,ons in ,btud W hereby called upon
10 axe uienI tho store NO. 34l BROADWAY
Nd All psrsoLs having Tho him ara d1sifSd W
p' 49, CoUTHoUY MEYERS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-24

pany Of ohioans, under Captain Allen, occupies Fort
Paroles, taking the place Of Captain Norman's com
pany OF regulars. Fort Brown is likewise garrison
ed by the Ohio troops. The remainder Of the two
regiments, with the exception OF two companies OF
lndianians, stationed at Reynosa, are eneamped on
the bank Of the river, just below the town.
We mentioned few days ago that there were
several IDIOT volunteers turned loose upon the town
who il the duty Of some one TO have properly
ing il appears not needed, as we learn that one
OF these poor unfortunates shot few nights
since in attempting TO pass into the camp Of the 10
diana volunteers, by Of the sentries on post. He
was hailed by the sentry, but refused to halt, and
was fired upon, the charge entering his head. We
understand that he belonged to the Sd Ohio reg.
ment.--Fiag.
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GTOCKs for sale.--The following stocks
- will be sold on favorable terms by the subscri-
Der;
Corporation stock Of Georgetown
Corporation stock Of Washington
Bank Of Metropolis stock n
Patriotic Bank Of Washington 4
Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Georgetown.
Also twenty shares, Of 800 each, Of Petersburg
and Roanoke railroad stock, being the road from
Petersburg to the Roanoke, the best railroad stock
in the country. Apply to s-
w. s. NICHoLL,
4 Fov l3-d2w Georgetown, d. c..