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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
DISPATCHES FOR TIE TIBCNE-
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA Friday, Mag 1911 o'clock P N.
The American has jus, received the following
Telegrephic Dispa;ch from its Washington CORES
pondent, dated P VI.
can now speak Of the important news sent
you last night. The Fifty thousand volunteers will
be all called out, and twenty three thousand Will be
marched into the field as soon they can be con-
centreted. Gen. ScoTr vii proceed to take com
rnand of The War. The reqaistiors have been for
warded 10 day, and are nearly asfollows:
Indiana three regiments. Missouri three, Ken
lucky three, Tennessee three, and some others
The residue of the 10000 will be Kept as re-
serve They will be mustered into the service SO as
to be ready for day and moments warning
Mark me, this will be successful and short wa.
The reports tba, went this morning as 10 the
intelligence Of the capture Of For; Isabel are With
out foundation.
The President within the last hour stated TO a
distinguished Senator that nothing had come from
the Camp later than tia. before the public. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
THE s0uTRGRN NAE
The Tariff

The raon is sivios lessons 70 cooeres, On The
subject Of tee TsFIiE Eeas il;
TIE cSisries With Mexico coas,i,are no re..
sou iF srf1sios redrev the Tsr= We asr, pr-.,n,
sfp'Hs oftaelve s,isess II doiisrs Tse endisure
o. rs' tsAa tss vii eras cvaIr.,, 10
e! an saeeess al tSrualasiica Sesces r-iuc ,ioa Of
ouues sud iaitsS viaAzi .; the T&Ef co neces
WY ia y rsdGetson OF the revenue % TOE coa,rsry
ne reduction ot'se dss proAioi,or nus,
,He'etse me Fe'snas. Tee b., pzupo.si by W Wxser
e'l"s Ne'laS u ne estimates, teaIy,four uH.ioUs 81
hS' ee 10 OF TIE eorsrii;;ee nearly million coore
VISA " se'sf VIA ne Sugre0i!r proceeds tie .a,es
q. NE Pdnc Aic Wi Yield sourdaa, rsyrn:ie IL q
% he eeaniFy 20 suppose tAa; the cor sesi VIA
Mexico renders improper any reduction CT re ;;es TIE
pfesen: 5 vet revenue Tariff; and ~ cnse q; ws- thA
heavy Gcties ~il Re reat.ret mere proAtesta-v l.,
MsSn3er Of Congress therefore, rrfu,s 10 .upuorr
tacrsets ct cur country Sbrosd. @ shy 2sns sp,,cps.
;on tS l. all ARIES. the reduction VI the Tara Far fr,
81 We mas; do daIy in both ways boldly and uu.
ses!iausy Now Is the time 20 sg,ke ~ the Tara .y,
lem Fee ccartry dcGasads L. Justice requires IL Ira
power IS put into The hands q the Republican ps.ty.o en-
srnma,e ihisTefot We waiting win great patience
fo- the Hcrss 20 upon tie rAsG cges.ion. How -c
WI i ee before Congress proceeds act, and act se
stvsy. apol this S->at leading Of the Yressa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

~ AMERICAN CAMEL COAL is the name
given to new variety of fuel which has been introduced
market IN small quantities. hut which Is certain
to become extensively popular. chemical analysis by
DR.. Chiffon shows that contains than Ninety per
pure Carbon, and yields less than q per cent OF
ashesn other words rsy tons OF this Coal would yield
less than ashes, while forty OF Blossouryh
would Yield OF ashes and many OF Cum
beiand little less This Coal OF SO moderate weight
that ton OF it is twice much in bulk ton OF An
hrace II is every way superior TO liveTpoo! any
other Rtuminous Coal known; is harder. yet handles
easily; burns with brighter and freer blaze ra-
dises powerful heat, srd lasts longer IS free from
sulphur together aud burns clear 10 ashes
like wood. II Is found In Brookae!d. Trumbu Co. Ohio
and in the OF Pennsylvania the line Of
the Erie Extension Canal nom Erie TO Beaver, Pa and Is
superior and generating Steam, melt,
pS Iron &c Only $50 tons brought down last Fall,
bu, larger amount win De received this Full
information respecting may sc obtained Of H. Jay, Is
South. st. AGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

ScyEr lSvESTTcN.-The various methods Of s--sct
Ing pubic attention. employed ~ Pers. in business AZ.
extremely ingenious among tie ls'ss, eou,:iv..ee-
we have rotced vehicle Il the shspe u large book On
wheels. entitled Walkers Dictionary. which iasrra,
:hs curious spec,stor ,hs book binding n al Is branches
is carried on BY he rasssse of the csesraici xco
g-aphsr. large Ear also, snd vsr!ous sabGAtor5 -
ve-.een,s, rsy &c daily il ihss streets Of his CE
Sus mans inventive faculties perer idle. 4 ee.
era N advertising has commenced a system q eN
Ching public s;ten,ioa aAs sprung up rs; N5ca
fsr eel p.es al its predecessors and ~hic bids
for Icing time he E!:n.a ,iale OF this p-ov1ce Of bui
ness lis to E Potter Be,dea Esq the Talented p.,yri
e,or Of the Model Of Ne~YofS, whom ;hs cciu;nss
cia and trading interests OF the community ind,hc
70. this volusb.e inveaeoo-a gentleman who.i schcg
Ing one OF he most extensive and elaborate ~o;A. 81
ever attempted has rr,o.ialzed his zsrre,
NJ. Belden is nov construct; ne most sPlerdi3 CIV
py Of Gothic architecture supported by eessn; coui
70 su-raoun: tie platform which the cify is refr
serted Orusmen;et 2sotasey WIKI gold and carved
work 4; will be il itself magnificent sacie and Sec
end ouly in nte-es; the Model In the compartments
formed by the ornaaen:s! work tie proprietor : repe
sentne il iae OIL painting views Of the pubic buidin
banks manufacturers hotels. stores STEAMBOATS, &C &c
ASH. intended ina; this interesting work o! ~, aA.
make the tour Of tie United States srd aierwa-i vil
the principal cities OF ore.1 countries cannot coz
cc;ve better method of making business extensively
known Advertisements inserted in all the journals Q!
Europe and America would fs; to have equsly benc-
els
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
The Killed and Wounded.

James Csrtlet, of the 2ad Regiment of Dragons
writes to the Philadelphia North American, giving
the following list Of men killed wounded and taken
prisoners in The detachmens under command OF
Capis Thornton and Hardee:
K1LLEp-Cspt Thornton Lieut. Kane; PHvstss-Ben-
iarnn Russell Henry Ruwer. Ezra Sands, William Ryan
formerly kept In Waterst Philadelphia; John
Sidford Philadepbia; Wn Stewart James Curtis Rich
ard Pryer-has a father No l32 Butronwoodst Phila
dephia; George T. Styles. OF New orieans Peter X.
Stevenson Theophilus Whteman, David Whi,eman-
father s grocer Of George and llth sts Phi
ladelphia George Shipper Total b.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clair Shipley, slightly John
Perkins do William ). kuff. Inort4liy George Jenk-
ms since dead Patrick Mclaughlin. slightly Henry
WiIk slightly. by lance in leg. Total e.
PRisoNERs-Capt. Hardee; Prtuates-John Ogborn
and James Ogborn, brothers; Wlkum Van Horn, Solo
mon Bre wer George r. Curtis. William AcGinn George
d Baker Patrick Linn. Henry v. Vansistert. Shepherd
Black, Dennis OEe George Slack. James West, Barker
O'Rysn. Samuel G. Smith, Peter ORsfery. John Pc
ters James Cas- Jonathan Smith John Oferrnan, p.
James Niles Ryan, James Peters. musicians Lemuei
Pierce George Bsssome. William Early. Ephraim Bags,
James Leeds Frank Bowers William Cunningham John
seyfton, james Wright Thomas Richardson, William
Thomas James Gibbons Joseph Russell. Charles Burke
Frederick Myers. Thomas jerks, Patrick Ward, John
Frazer James Helgent, Edward Shaw. Charles Wood
Thoinas Hickman Charles J Smith. Total &c.
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War lYn,tcrs.

1t will DO seon by the latest Teegraphic Dispatch
that Gen. Scott has been placed al the head OF the
Army and that 90 600 OF the Volunteer Force about
10 be raised is to BIO sent into the field as soon as
possible The remainder of the Volunteers will BIO
held in reserve The Union of Thursday night states
that the President and his Cabinet are now active
y engaged in organizing its military and naval forces
under the recent act of Congress. He Is constant
communication with bis Secretaries, and In FIRE.
quent consultation, night and day, with his Cabinet.
Arrangements making which will be an
nounced In due season and we entertain little doubt
that they will be found satisfactory to the coun
try. The plan of The campaign will develop itself
In twenty days after the fiery torch is passed
through the land. we shall have the $4,000 volun-
teere to take the field. Those who live near the
scene of action will probably be first called out; but
the more distant volunteers will be held in reserve
to bide their time if they are wanting. We under
stand that offers pouring in upon the President,
Among thcm that we can call TO mind, is regi.
ment from Pennsylvania under General Sherwood;
a brigade from Ncw.York, under General Gibbs
Mcneil.
The report which reached Us yesterday from Mo-
bile Of tho capture of Point Isabel turns out to be
unfounded.
The Union contradic,s in the most positive terms
the silly rumor that MIR. Pakenham had entered a
Protest in behalf of his Government against our
troops crossing the Rio Grande.
Great anxiety is now felt among all our citizens
TO hear again from the Seat of War. 1t is quite
probable that we shall receive fresh advices to day
What the next news will be no one can predict but
there Is TOO much reasons fear that it will be OF
disastrous nature. Whether favorable or unfavora
bic, our readers may depend receiving it at the
earliest possible moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
Riot u, The Police station, spnDIshtown.

We learn from the Morning Journal. Published
at Kngstoo jamaica, April 2sth, that small specimen
Of occurred at that place on the goth ult Police
Sergeant By the of Bell who had ceased to be attach
cd to the corps determined on giving farewell dinner
party to selec, few OF the corps The company H.
duged pretty freely in the bottle, and during the CONVEX
saon The conduct OF Mr. Mairr the Inspector was can.
vassed Mr. Marin having heard of their offensive and
munous expressions made his appearance and ordered
the men out of the Bell contendirg that the In
spcceor had authority order one out oh quar-
rot reinforcement OF and the Inspector General
who took the rioters into custody Bells wife threw
large piece OF yam at the Inspector General which hit
thai lncoAary Ia the eye. Bell knocked dowr by
the Inspector General who supposed that he was of
course, responsible for his wes dongs. Afer short
time order restored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
Annual Convention of Colored Congregation
alisrs and Prc.byterinns.

The forth meeting OF this body was held in The
Presbyterian Church corner Of Frankfort and William
SITS on Thursday and Friday. Rev. 5. E CORNISH was
chosen Moderator, and Revs. HESRY H. GARRET and /.
Hunt were appointed Secretaries. The Annual Ser
mon preached By Rev A. G. BEnAS OF New'hsven
from Luke - IS The discourse was eloquent and I'M
pressive The speaker is young man and BIDS aif 10
be useful and able Minister OF the Gospel we gam
cred from the reports which were given 10 mat me
Churches represented prospecting. and that TWO
new oues have added during the present year-one
in Pi,:.ied Mass and the other in Princeton n J.
resolution adopted cordially receiving Kew JEaIKL
C. BEMAS OF Hartford Conn. as a member OF the Con
vsntiou Addresses were delivered 5y Rev. hessr'
Wrigh, Rogers Hunt Ray and Gloucester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
Public ConyeyanceS

SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE.-The DO.
dy has accepted tho prefer Of the Trustees of Tansy
vsps University and taken that institution under its
troll. Rev. DR.. BAscoM has been appointed Presidep,
by unanimous vote The Conference has resolved to
send missionary Africa soon any rrovldenua
opening shall appear. Rev. Mr. SEHoN of Cincinnati
was elected Missionary Secretary over Rev. Mr.. STR
vENsoN of 81, Louis. Two Missionaries to be sent
to China One of the two Book Concerns will probably
be located Cincinnati and there Is talk of esab
lshipg the other In New York 1t will be odd II both
these important establishments should DO located In the
Free States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

r. Subscribers 10 The Daily Tribune ars earnestly
requested give notice the office of any rerissness
on the part OF carriers Our ONCE arrangements are
mos, complete ard perfec, snd Notwithstanding our
rery large edition. enabled. By the OF The
swifsest steam Presses which hsre been made IN the
Uni.ed States supply al the carriers with their papers
a, an hour which will render them without excuse
they s 10 ge, through serving any route IN the City BY
before clock 10 most cases subscribers ought to
receive the psper before O'clock e Carriers who
keep back The Tribune order to enable them to serve
other papers w complaint Of subscribers se re9ui',
ed 70 give up their routes.
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B.volutionary Morements in Yucatnn.

Rvavsssa.l AZ This por, which sailed from Havana
on the rst inst have private letters ifofi !n'e'
liyenl persons in Merida. f1catan 10 the close OF
March with private advices from other parts OF
Southern Mexico 10 the middle OF April, conveying
the gratifying intelligence that the people OF South
ern Mexico in imitation of the patriotic example OF
Ypcatau were concentrating ,heir efforts. 10 unison
with the Congress Of Yucaian, then IN session Tor
grand Revolutionary movement against the military
cespots OF the centre.
The CONGRESS of Yucatsn had refused to enter
tain anv propositions from Paroles. and courier,
whom ne nsd sent 10 Merida TO request only three
hundred uoops, narrowly escaped with his lie
We translate few OF the principal political views
OF oar Mexican correspondents, renla-Alng thai re
place confidence IN Them
HAVING nothing 10 hope from Paroles outs mon
srchy IN its pc, cenrra power usurpins
the independence OF the Departments and OF the Peo-
pie we again unfurl The banner Of liberty inscroing
upon fods-no com promise n7th the eatefEoins OF
Monarchy History bears witness 10 cur struggles
for Liberty. We have pered our AVes IN rs oS-
fence, as haze our brethren OF Texas ana OF ne
other gallant States OF the great Northern Mon
Men of America brethren by The holy lies CT
human liberty. we shall rise il few days IN these
Southern Departments hoping 10 rescue our oeauti-
faI Mexico from tt.e hands OF Europs's mlnions.-
Brethren OF The North We respect you Tor your
noble example OF eif-sovernmen;- which shines
UPON the nations II retarn we ask your sym paihy.
You have our corhdeoce-siye yo1rs. We Lac "
thar We can have your cooperation Bu, if the
Central Junio, melted By another power. sho1ld
war agains, you FOR receiving and protecting oo-
sste, Texas you snail find Us prepared 10 greet you
il the Halls o. the Montezorss
These noble sentiments are much more beautiful
in The original Spani.h OF cur correspondents. We
give their spirit Sach patriotism demands and will
receive cordial response from the fceeuen OF
America The revolution had, ss xe already know,
commenced il he so0Ih OF the department OF Mex.
ico which WIS aot Known TO Cur correspondents. a.
thou gh expected, z. The lime o! writing. The Con-
gress Of Yuca,an consists on twenty three members
representing Eve Departments. [Sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

awe hope the reader will not forget that both The
Tribune and Journal advocated the Presdents offensive
notice 20 Great Britain, the ayewed ground of
politicsl-party crpcdisacy, at the hazard of war"
S Il will be hard work to forget something
that never had sn existence The Tribune has never
advocated an offensive War Notice TO Great Brit
ain or any Other Nation The right to give the No
tee Yves plainly, undeniably stipulated in existing
Tseatics; given absolutely withou, qualification. the
Notice Itself could have afforded no pre,ex, for
War. We never urged tho giving Of ;he Notice on
any ground OF party eNpediency. What we did
urge was this-The measure being clearly molten
sive In Itself and demanded by the President as es
rentisl TO the prompt and proper adjustment Of tie
Oregon Boundary. it became the Wings lie, il,
pass, on the Presidents responsibility. Had be dc,
manded Million of Dollars as vitality needed for
some secret service, with an assurance that it
should not be used belGgeren,ly, we should have
said. Vote the Money! He may use it improperly,
but rs We do not Iaosc that we must presume that
the EFFICIENCY Is real and allow the President the dis
erection he demands We would give Mr. Polk
ample power and means to settle our difficulties
with either Great Britain or Mexico; no power 10
do sugh, Inconsistent with justice or good will to
either. And five arc TO atemp, Bullying ei,hc. of
them we deem it tho manly, honorable course TO Try
h on upon the more powerful. Such are our
yieSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

IL T3e Mirror is welcome to the notice il
hes a, last obtained in columns; but why no, say
what wanted hrs,t We always happy to give E
lin struggling contemporary and mons need take the
trouble 10 tread our toes to get notice from Us. We
hope the Mirror it has butter enough Tor its
'bresd soon will have and will do any thing short Of
Withholding important from our readers, 20 pro
auch contamination. We have abundance Of soeh
bread AID butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
FRIDAYS CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,

In sEyArE-Mr CAMERON, of The Committee
on Patents reported bill to alter and amend the
Patent laws
He also presented the proceedings Of the war
meeting in Philadelphia, and said be was proud Of
tina, city for the opportunity she had given him Of
laying before the Senate this evidence of the patr
osism Of her. sons. What she had done for the
country, she would do again She had coal enough
in her mountains TO warm her friends and iron
enough in her mines 10 repe her enemies
The motion of Mr.. ARCHER TO consider the vote
to disagree with the amendments Of the House on
the bill in regard 10 the Regimen; OF Mounted Ri
aemen was taken up and discussed by ARCHER,
DIX, CRITTENpEy. CAss and BERRIES These
amendments require the officers Of the proposed
new Regiment to be taken from the supernumerary
officers in regular line. They would exclude Capt
Fremont. On motion Of Mr. BENTON, the amend
meat was agreed to.
Ii THE HOUSE, after personal explanation be-
tween Thurman and Delano, they proceeded to
slider the private calendar. The schr Tancred bill
was passed.
The bill to pay Mr. Green for services rendered
our Mexican charge is under discussion. Martin
Grover speaking against it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

cys THOMAS NJ BURGESS, the former ncumben.
of the office, was elected Mayor of Providence on
Wednesday by vote of 52e to 81. The Law and
Order party had every thing their own way, with.
out any organized opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

MANr.-The Legislature OF Msine convened
1t Augusta on Wednesday the 18Th instant, The
Senate was organized by the election of srEpHrs
a. CHASE as President and DANIEL T. PIKE Seee-
tary both Locos. EBESEzrR KSowLroS, Loco, Of
Montvills, was chosen Speaker, and SAAL, BELcH-
gR Clerk of the House Of Representatives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
Destruc ton Of CInrk,s Ferry Bridge by Fire

Ih'LADhLfh MA 1iioas' ~ = ~
Yesterday the eight remaining spans Of the Clark 5
ferry bridge al Duncan's Island, were destroyed by
fire. The other two had been carried away by the
spring freshet- 1t belongs to the State. and cos,
100000. 1t was used for atowpath across the Sus-
quehanna, and it caught from the sparks of small
steam tow boat, used by the Canal Commissioners to
transport passengers the river since the bridge
was carried away by the freehet From that time
workmen have been busily employed in repairing it
The canal transportation will not be interrupted. A
steamboat will be used. The bridge cannot be re-
paired and must be rebuilt which cannot take place
till next year of the difficulty of obtain
ing lumber at this season of the year. w.
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nIectInR In the Park.

70 The Committee OF Arrangements for a meeting Of
citizens In the Park with The view OF expressing public
opinion the relations Of our Country with Mexico,
requested to meet at tho Mayors Office this ereaieg
o'clock A II. MICKLE, Mayor.
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G Rzco11rcr1oxs o, Mrx1co. nr WAnp

e RzcoLLIcT1oss OF MrxIco. By WADDr
S. at Mexico have juss been issued in goodly &C
tsvo of3o4 pages by Wiley Po;nan- Its righ.
valuable as well as timely work We have dipped
into it here and there enough to see that General
Thompson is partial 10 Santa Ana and believes
him grossly calumnia:cd in this country, and thar
while be regards Oregon as The most worthless ano
abandoned Of all imaginable regions, he consoef'
California Paradise With gold and silver mines
extra and thinks tina, whether we conclude to take
II ourselves or not. we ought TO fight twenty years
rather than allow Great Britain 10 acquire ~ Ane
observations are those off 5!a'esnan-i'ank shfewo
and geDerous-and cannot fail at this moment to
command very general attention We may recur
TO IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

Er The FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW for
April has just been issued oy scots Co. LIZ fui'onsf
I. has articles on Modern Spanish Politics; George
SANDS recent Novels Micheet's Book Of The People
Bronson on the Future of the Church; The English in
Borneo Ireland It's Evils and their Remedies The Sa-
,iricsl Literature CT the Reformation Algeria Past and
Present. &c. &c.
P STATISTICS or The WooLEs MAsuyAo-
TUKEs 10 the United Sta,es-a new and cheap edition
has been Issued by w. 81 Graham, l5a Eassaust
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GnPrN's EXCHANGE READING Rooaf-we have been
Indebted several times to Mr. Gipin OF tho Excbapsc
Reading Room, for imporari communications and have
also received paper. and other Information from hiu,
when could get taem from other source, for
which We return thanks We understand Mr.. g.
has made arrangements by which be will receive AL i'm.
portsnt from Philadelphia per Magnetic Telegraph,
aud ,he line Is completed, direct from WASH
us,on that his bulletin will always contain the latest
Information in doin, which be has been to great
pcnse and we trust the merchants will come forward
add .ubscrihe one ard all 10 sustain him. told
he dccs not receive lna, patronage which no deserves
aud indeed should be very sorry to ace this old
e.tahl. red Room f.i Gnr ~ant ~ sunport-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

ourupx-Fbst Poge-chrsusn Dancing; Christian
ANGLING From the Seat Of War; Blockade Of Mexican
peru on the Pacific Affairs at Washington; Senate
Distric.s License or No License; Vote License,
May 18th News Items &c. Fourth Pcse-spirit of the
Annlve,ssrss-E Y State Unitarian Association. Amer.
lean Education Society, Institution for tie Deaf and
Dumb American Protestant Society, American Temper
ance Union, American and Foregn Bible Society Amer.
lean Anti Slavery Society, Capital Punishment; Great
Fire st Grand Boy; Dreadful! Murder; An Execution;
News Items; Sale of Stocks Marine Journal Liss OF
ostsrs
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Pure JAVA CorrEE u. o. Fowler. $50 Greenwich-st
cor Murray and 42s GrecnwIch-st Vcstry Is selling
very old Java Coffee OF the delicious favor a. 25
h. This Coffee is sold by most Of the dealers at Is
ard 10 Cts ID. He soil. the best quality Sumstro attic cs
very sood Young Tyson Tea so cs best quality oolopg
souchoug 30 good New Orleans sugar 3s Cd bs
s.uArts Yellow IS. Sd. \ Zoe article Of refined whiss
Lamp Oil at Is cts. gallon.