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:sa.2sb:p peOllial.s

Hrand Consolidated DOttcp of Delaware and
Georgia. Glass No. IL
To edrown ~ " ilmington, Delaware on Sa;ur,lsy .
Ocinicr n, iS;G.
Prize Of s35,s0j. of GCoo. iof I.jCo: 7 ofGrco
- hunicrs, ~ drawn. ICkeis SO; certificate OF -
WI".'S " ~ cost : 40; shares iu proportions.
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% excellent and compete Ortmcnt OF Cashn ere,
~ Cashmere and Dcare Roles and anv quantty and
variety OF all other Dress Goods Ribbons Fruncl Flow
ers Sc az OF which will e sold very low s at lhe
new cheap store NM. BAILEY,
scp"J Nearly opposite The y. W. BANK, MSnsi,
~ ACON-Anotfcr loi III those fine Hens and shout.
- deTs, received and for -alc ty - MREII.LY
SNlDER NlNEGAR-Warrantci pure sud strong ~,
SShand and for sale ~ sep ~ REILLY
game ANGOLA HATS Tor oNE DOLLAR r,,ua,
= sep 10 McALLAM'S, I;5 Main street.
XlINE SIX Velvet Cars for infants AZ
- sep - MCALLAM'S, LIS Main street
- UM sUSPENk ErS-5O dozen Gum susnendcr.. J,
NJ SUPERIOR article jnS' and for "a Is owtV
sep ~ \ TABI.ANr 81 DELAPLAIN.
NJ r.. BlTTs' Fema'e Trhss or Abdominal Suppor
aA'Ss tcF sac al Tie drug Store Of ASIOHD,
sep 80 Main street, Wheeling.
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"A GREAT ga iE'v uf Tie latest ucrru sCn-s tu
Ia cheap form, iuEl received and Tor SAFE hy
Octj JOHN II THOMI son. Union st.
~ UN EiRRELS.--N large stsortmcut or Iitiles su
~ fcfior Gun BarTc's jJsl received hv
scplj OFT & GREER
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TCST received, \ new stock Of Faland Nin,cr GOOD,
- hV sep " Il Is VI NEAll.
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SOLID BOX VICES
FRINilNGINK

. X BBI.s LARGE NO. MACKEREI., Brsid Is,C
81 - just received and for Saeh,
scpt2 SUEiVrR L S1rIttp
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l.tSTs INSIS
DuO Pairs Of Mems rcrc,mmon Lss's.
lIARDWARE...-HENRY z. MORRlS

shoemakcrsthst want very superior Last 10 make ns
Boots on, will please call and see them
Oct. J. &c. TODD h HOWELL.
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HONE LEAGUE.
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY

g TEEL,-SAMUEL NEE1. has Just received A goo
- assortment OF JcssoFs lest Cast and Shear Sicc
I'VE Steel, ]! by "a and S. SquSFe from OF an inch
hchcS, smear 81 al Stzss aug 70
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FARMERS LIBRARY.

PROSPECTUS OF TIE FARMEh!ss LIBRARY, AND
PMoNTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRIctLTURE Joas
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The Farmers Library and Monthly journal
of Agriculture.

joins S. SKINNER, Editor.
The April Number is now ready.
Contents OF this (Aprill Number:
THAER's PRINCIPLES Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
Irrigation Eurhing and Wsrpng Management" OF rtr"-
dow Land The Hay Harvest The Various FINDS OF fas-
lures Section V-Thc Reproduction OF Annsi ana Vese1-
HE Sub.ances Vegetable Reproduction The Harvest.
Wheat n, u,-ofva
Prospects in Virginia for New Settlers se.ue
rnenl Of NewJersey Farmers In The vicinity o , I
Report in relation the probable mo
Virginia.
The Bread-Fruit Tree ,, pr... I,
FernelL
A Profitable Animal ,,o uo,. c,,,,,
IN other Countries. 4, c,,,,,. u.,,oa r., .
tr,nniny Inc Free aud Combined Ammonia and Water IN
Gusn~ and other Manurea ,,
General Treatment of Greenhouse Plants
Effects OF Drouki Indian Corn. &c
Philadelphia Butter: Its high flsVor ana Inc source
whence this Is derived
Flowing.
Treatise on Mich Cows-Concluded.
Labor aud Machinery.
tn. p.esses OF The Horse, by William YCualL
Insects most injurious 10 Vegetables and Animals and The
Means calculated counersci their Ravages-Lice
BY Rev. James Duncan.
Indian CONFUSE Of II in England.
Price, Current
e Price 81 per annum, payable in advance.
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Law Courts ~ eferred.J

UyrrEp STATES CIRCUIT CouRr.-Before Judge Mel.
sop-Wuiam H. Lyons, se6rIan oil tho ship Ohio. con-
ylced of drawing his knife during difficulty with the
mate and cutting the latter In the haudwas sentenced
10 one years imprisonment aud to pay a tine OF one
dolsr.
Francis Cordes q German. was placed upon trial
charged with passing four counterfeit Mexican dollars
upon WIN H. Brand Shoemaker No. log Attorneys, In
payment for gun knowing the said TO BIO So &C. Cor
ds had place IL niics beyond Railway N. j. at which
crucibe and come metal were found-aSo mould for
running metal previous TO stamping Ii was shown by
Mr.. Webster, 26 Eldrideost, belonging to the Warren
Foundry that Cords bought there In February
and brought Il back broke having had the appearance of
90 much power being placed upon it. 1t was press
weighing about 900 lbs. TO DO continued this forenoon
Mr.. Butler for u. s.. Messrs. Fuller and Stancaht Tor
prisoner.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Before Judge Vandcrpoe-J. ID.
Byadner and Others vs. VIM jones, Sheriff, and Nm K.
Paim.-Mr b. sold goods to Riley & Walker OF Milton.
Florida, and shipped them board the bark Republic
10 thcr address, K & w were indebted to Mr. Palmer,
who issued sachuent and seized tho goods shipped
by Messrs. b. e. Co. belonging to X. & w. B. & Co.
replevlned them, asserting they to be sent to
agent who would not deliver them to r & W. till they
had given thom satisfactory paper and therefore X. &
w did not the goods Verdict o matter of form
merely for plaintiff cents damages and cents costs
and vslulng the property at S2,07a H.
For plt'fs, O. w. Slurovant FOr df dts, Messrs. N.
B. Blunt. E. Terry. and Brown & Matthew'S.
Martin Digger vs. NJ. O'Connor and Charles Maley.-
Mr Dryer IL IN officer OF Police. O'Cenner keeps
old run store believe, in Morriss and Maley keeps
in tho establishment Some boys arrested for
stealing and they pointed Maley the TO whom
they had sold tho property The officer about tax
doing when difficulty ensued and the officer brings
tho present suit for assault and battery Nerdict THIS
forenoon For plaintiff Mr. Thos Warner; for defend
ants, Mr.. WIN. Mulock. 10
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Drn Goobs.

SPRING GOGDS.-Wm, T. jennings Co Diapers
and Tailors lmporeIn OF Cloths, Cassmereu, Vesngs,
Fancy Dress Articles &c 81 Broadway opposite The Foun-
tain offer for inspection lsrge assortment OF ,essonabe
goods comprising Cloths for Dre.s aud FrocS Goats Cas-
-t-res for PsuiAoops in various new styles Sik Satin,
M-rs-fes Challie ard Valencia Nesngs, Sc- which will DO
made up order through the aid Of az eient OF
can be found NJ the country s our usual moderate
prices.
The attention directed tbs Psns.oons department
continue offer Inducements 10 those who appreciate nj
combining and elegance In addition usual
OF goods kept by tho trade we have always
hand Fancy Dress Articles IN grrs variety consisting OF
Scar Crsyats Hands erchias, Gloves. Suspenders ho.
.iery, Linen ard Muslin SHIRTS, Collars. &c. ni5 k.l
ATWATER, GOULD CO.
ESiRE the attention of buyer. in this inarknt 10 their
Dslock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Ptices or
cash acceptable pap- shall be made satisfactory No u
Wal-sl Broadway. ~ 2n,S-
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PAPER HANGINGS.

HOWELL BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Import
Hers OF Pepper Hausings. having opened In New-foTs
City branch of their Philadelphia Establishment would
respcctiuy call the attention OF the citizens OF New-fork
and others wanting goods IN he ne TO their extensive
OF Paper Hangings Borders Fire Board Prints
Curtain Papers and ali other articles In their line Of bust
HGB having received from the Institutes for the Encour-
esenent Of Domestic Manufactures in the cities Of New
YORK Philadelphia ard Boston, Silver Medals for the supe-
or manufacture OF their goods Halter themselves that they
sell better article for tho sans money than can ne pur'
chased elsewhere
FRISCO PAPERS.
The subscribers would particularly call attention 10 their
large OF Fresco Papers for Parors aud Column
Papers for Halls. Public Rooms. Entries, &c. &c
Also, Curtain Papers. new article for windows.
Papering Of Rooms Halls, &C. promptly attended TO by
careful workmen.
Country merchants and city dealers win fad II 10 their ad
vantage TO give Il call
HOWELL ( BROTHERS, No. 1877 Broadway,
s6 lm.od. 81 door above the CITY Hotel.
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Goal.
LACKAWANA GOAL.

LACKAWANA COAL.
'I,HE SUBSCRIBERS are now selling al retail and do.
vering 10 customers from the yards OF the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, cor OF King aud Greenwich
ss and lhe loot OF Gouverneurs T. this very desa
bib Coal. OF the right sile for stoves, ranges &c
Also At bcT yard, of Greenwich and HammersleJ
the various kinds OF Sthuykl, Lshgh and Liverpool
Coal of tho beat qusy. good supply of Lump Coal OF
superior Kind for steamboats, aud smelling Iron NC.
ISL II SYKES WURTS
SS PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Goal, inst quail.
y y and large size for sale the a,oys low price from
yard ~ per chadron less when taken direct from
ship. Atth- above price, Liverpool Coal econom
tod fuel than Anthracite Apply Ia
r. Stokes DICKERSON,
II Nos. las and I'm Anthony.sL near Hrnad~Ay
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rpeforred.


POLICE Yestcrday-on looking over the Police
returns for the Seventh Ward met with tho follow
Ing entry Two negroes npprehended BY officers Lott
and Wal for committing an assault upon MI Oten WIN
ceayer and chasing him out of bis shep Taken 10 the
Police OGlco where Justice Gilbert refused to take
complaint In the uuless the officers would swear
committed "A fellow calling himself George X. Shep
psrd was found secrcted In the dwelling No 737 Broad
way as Ia supposed with the intention OF robong the
TO custody and charged with stenng coat vest panta
looms &c. alleged to be worth 500 the property OF Gil
bert McLeary Of No 3oi Orangest. person by The
name Of Daniel Godwin, was taken before Justice I'LL
bort by virtue of attachment and fined s. for having
refused to appear and testify IN OF utilization IN
compliance with subpoena issued to secure bis aten
dance "A female named Mary Campo II was arrested
and held TO answor charge of stealing quantity oil
clothing from room In promises No 1877 Hesterst
while the occupant Elizabeth Kidd was absent there
from. John Mckay was brought up and detained up.
on n charge Of stealing large carving knife from the
hiore No. LIZ Mott.st.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRX.

CLEARED.
Ship Jessore Jackson. Norieans. Stanton 4 Fress
garks Caroline, Rs.ehen. Broman, s,s Richmond
ClsrisaA Perkins. Cobb, Cuba
Briggs Caledonia Boudrot. at johns NJ. , Rraine
fioriaa, Drinkws,cr Wilmington, Nesmith & Wslsh:
Schrs Mercy. Smith, Csrdeaas, Depeyster & Whit
marsh God Hunter Smith, NHsysn; Eleanor & Ann
Barses Rappasannock; Irene Pe,tipass, ST Johns MI
J II Braina- sfgI
Sioops Providcnee. Brown Providence; Jas Gorhar,,
Vail. WSehan RsciAn, Hawkins Providence.
ARRIVED
Ship New.Hsmpshire, Chase 20 d. I'm Nor,ean. cot.
tor provisions. &c TO John Michel ~ -' ~
Schr Mount Vernon. Aesservey Is de from s,n,f,,..
horo NC corn tar, Set Benedict & William.
Schr Suffolk Atkins, 3 ds fm Phisd. sal, 10 order
Schr Julia & Nancy, Lewis, 6 ds from Newhern. NC
naval stores. 10 master. -,s.,.s s.-t 5rs
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THE TRIBUNE.
From tho Army Of Occupation


Cor'esPon'eScss ,o sos,h R.nk Of The Rio sis s.
ene.t H. The "stsr spangled
iesesua ty,,.d 10 tho bre=Ss was army Planted on
tn bank OF the Rio GrsDde. Op .,;an Of Texss -
the American Army Of 1,ud the MEXICAN troops had
When We W ssis tia. few days since some 200
ssr on .hss sideo the city OF ms.amor@ YIev,oay
we're o The people living on this SIDE, and directing
collecting u shsr Eou,es b. three families
is,r b,ss were all the other .dc. while crowds
fN-onle lined the opposite bank, and companies OF
VI P. 9d men and foot marching in different
Sir,iou, through the city and I'd skirts Behind their
Snees esrcst the bank could discover pieces Of ar
The Mexican Tag flying from three points. Gen.
MeAs quarters the barracks OF sappers and miners anc
the artillery barracks " hen our nag went up u was
Immediately followed by the British and French naes
but we looked in vain for The flag OF our Consulate no
doubt had some good reason for its absence: a.
Gen Worth was ordered by Gen Taylor 70 cross ,ne
river with dispatches for Cen Aejs and cur ConssI-
lie wen; with his staff the ferfy some He uiaJ
occurred before any response was made; many soa
over and the general eros,e ~. he Den Ms being
the chief in command could receive none OUT our chc
in command. ,.,,..- IL. s,.x...L =.
g.; a..nn returned with them, and there. believe, all
com munca,ion as yet bias ceased.
While there Gen de Ia Vega remarked " Cen w ORTIZ
,bs, while the Americans held their position with re-
IN Mstanoras his General could not think OF treat
lny or communicating" or words TO that effect that
hs army should retire before they could think Of en-
tertsning any proposition from US
Gen Worth replied 10 de la Vega. aud requested the
10 be particular Ia explaining his language In
ia fulI force that the word expressive Of the
by which he held the North bank Of the Rio Grande
sitrnty"
Last night the Mexicana erected small breast work,
with baVs filed with sand and In the work placed u
FOUNDER This Is the errycrossng TIE river Is
about $50 yards wde and not fordable but We don't
want 70 cros understand that Cen Taylor going 10
throw up field work here srd tomorrow sends TO Bra
20. santiago for six poundcrs and the first act OF hos
ttes on their part will DO the signal for the town to be
thrown Into fts"
And now you no doubt will AK Is there TO be fight r.
I will answer you candldiy-"I don't know. They
hsns le. two beautiful opportunities slip through their
6nesrs one at the crossing Of the Little Colorado the
other as we came through the belt Of close underwood
growth which extends about four miles from this along
the road as we approached Matamoras Should Ampu-
da arrive with his force he may give US ball. but our
gallan: fellows will not be outdone in courtesy.
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ERKNCH BaREGES, MUsLINs oINeaAMs.

EkENCH BAKEGES, MUsLlNS : GfNGdAMs,
L 4 Arnold Co s. csass.. hsvs or tsnd ye.y con-
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DO DO II Grntasied Robes. -.ry rich PARIS Prried Mus
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Striped and Sad; DO rev patterns fer Ladies Dresses
Pyramid and Grsdused Robes being q The noTetes
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ARABIAN CORN PLAsTER.-This i. an -6.,,.
md permanent for small hc.
hags, ana Is easily sPprt Tie directions Being sirrly 10
soar he feet II water ard pax. The corn a. cp.e a,
possible tzktrg roi - make bleed Then .opiy he
p.ser spread on piece OF soh leeer or ,aen renewing
u every third 6av.
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The Twelfth Number Of this popular Work is ready
this day Il contains the conclusion OF the Lectures On
Hoo 70 o6serre TIC Hearcns Lectures The Stellar
Unirerse Range of vision augmented By the Telescope
Periodic Stars, Temporary Slars-Remarksble Exam
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Stars How they may indicate the annual Parslax Re-
searches of Sir w. Herschel Effects OF double and col
ored Suns Proper Motions OF the Stars &c &c-Form
and Arrangement Of the Map Of Visible Stars The Milky
Way Nebul and Clusters Structures OF the Universe,
&c sc.
LECTURE on TIE STEAM ENGINg.-The Steam En-.
CINE subject OF popular interest, Elects OF Steam
Grea. Power OF Steam, Mechanical properties OF Fluids,
Elasticity Of Gases Effects Of Heal; Saverys Engine,
Boilers and their Appendascs Working Apparatus, De-
fleets OF Saverys Engine Newcomer and Cawey Patent
Accidental Discovery G. Condensation. Potters nven.
uon OF Working Valves, His conIrivance improved BY
substitution OF toe Plug Frame The whole copousy L.
luslrated win appropriate engraYings.
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