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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-24
DISSOLUTION on COMPREHENSIVE

DlooObOllON VI Ou-fhhINEhOHlP Z.
IUNHE CO partnership heretofore existing under
- the style and hm of Richards on
the 1t inst The Of The firm will only used closing
Affairs Al persons indebted please ayment
70 heusrL Ciarkson 4 GARDNER. G. J. RICHARDS.
JAMES GARDNER.
Richmond, Juy 9IE, 1886.
W The cO-paTtncrshp heretofore existing I'M
der the yle and firm ~ ,. a Ciakson Co Dissolved
1T inst The ofthe firm only closing
Az persons indebted WI please make immediate payment Mcs
Cafkson a Gardner }. A. CLARESON,
RICHARDS a GARDINER.
July aiu, 1916.
0Gr Having purchased Mr.. G.. J. Richards in
tefer the business Of Richards Cadns snd T. GARRISON
Co will hereafter continue IN
and firm of CLARKsON GARDNER The No Broad
recently occupied by Csttsn We shan be
plsiscito friends and the public generally
J. 4 CLARKsON,
jas. GARDNER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-24
FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.

FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.
HUME DRESSING COMBS black white Of buffalo and horn
English French and American manufacture; Ivory
sk Pures genuine Parma Cologne,
eohaphe for dyeng tho hair lily white English
ter me English Sealing War Gold Beate sEn aehe Of dde
ent odours Pearl white Gard Cases pearl Roans
haeass OFT Powder Pu snuff BoIos Pocket Books
qualities forida Water Hair Bushes variety patterns
Visiting Cards FIacc saucors elegant ard choice soaps
Of French EuEh and American Manufacture every variety
description Of Perume-Yioe fatchoney, NonpareL
Musk Yebeha, bouquet Caroline Hcdyosma Rose Portugal
borosc Nous cline. Tooth Brushes Of
bufo variety Of beautiful and good patterns; many
useful articles FOrsaIo to SUIT the uaes, BY
ju ~ SAMUEL, r. DOVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-24
ROBERT MOTT

Il
House sign Painter and GIazier
Ns1t deor % hs ETeAEsgs BEsk, ReA-o.d pfryfsss
AZ received further supply of Paints CopeI and Other
- II Narn'hes' with Painters Brushes An a.,,t-
ment OF French ami Amenean Window s1es from sIIO IN
SoI26 inches all OF which or yot IN on IN.
reasonable terms. - ~
n B-A large supply Of sosp Paint for sale low r
Ferior pantfo Tin shinsed Roof RS
NsH, BACON, &c.-we have HernEs and Bacon for
plantation hands low. The farmers do e 70 e. on
us ioi bargains GRErrBR a GRETTER
u doors below the Bel.
JINGLES AND DINGLES FOR THE NIHSTRYl
NHB BOOK or NURSERY RHYMES complete from N. ere-
ton ~ the World present tms-beauly Illustrated
Just received By DRINEER a NpRpTs
~ " Main
Also Just pubshed-Tbe FOREST Minstrel BY Mrs., Lydia Janc
fersonctied By Rev = sehensk edition
are eonsceaied By TN autorcss tn religious
THERMOMETERS
VAIL and supply yourself during weather with
- lhemomst out Of large and etsap supply that have
usi opened II NASH A wOOpHotrsF
Paints, Oils, Putty, &C.
WHIrE LEAp-Lswis' No. 1, Eata and Pure
w Lnteed oil and Putty
spirits Turpentitc
Nafnsles, Boiled oil
Chrome Green, Chrome yellow
Pans Green, No. I Brunswick Green
ard every description % ooourt ground IN o,ogetb
With an ereseut assortment ~ Husbs. Al .. D., =
y ~ 3. p DOVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-24
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOU

OWN STATE.
INNHE Franklin Manufacturing Company on hand at er
- fAPER MILL the Depot Of the Railroad good
assortment of supernno, and
nat cap papers rnd and pian also medium printing
wrapping papers Of various the prices
to which they invite public quality and
puee their manufacture will bear
Of Northern Factory They prepared orersfor
description OF that the
require Merchants ard dealers PAPER
MIL arc Hramtne for themselves mi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-24

INV AND MOST AGREEABLE RAIL ROAD
AND STEAMBOAT LINE TO RAITIuORE
POTOMAC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-24
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA,
Once "a week.
= c-s The steamer COLUMBUS, Capt

FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA,
Once "a week.
- c-s y The steamer COLUMBUS, Capt
SssEssGsz. PAERsH will leave Richmond for Baiti-
EVERY TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at Z O'Clock. Goods
taken Philadelphia heretofore The Poahontas having
Withdrawn from the line tn wake alterations and repairs,
thore viii be Freight Boat from here Saturdays
viii be Of the time the Poeahonas again put upon
route Passage and fare to Baltimore, only IS.
tAsH FOR RAGs-Tbe eFranEln Manufacturing Company
~ Intending TO extend their manufacture Of Paper viii
eash ne TOT eoon and Aen Rags white or eooued
Country Merchants may forward parcels Of ugs the 'ubse
oer who will remi'Psymeni as he may be diree'ed
JOHN RICHARDS,
Superintendent Frankln Maa Comply.
Richmond, May 10Th, 1916.
To buyers Of Cabinet Furniture In the south
and elsewhere.
Z. w. HUTCHINGS & co.
475 BRosDB4Y. NEW YORK
(BETwEEN GRAND AND BROoME srREErsJ
IUNHE subscribers would inform their customers
- and the public they removed from their late 81
where they have the richest n Furniture
comprising all the ancient modern faau and other styles
much in the day pocs
not fail To induce those who In want To purchase.
Strangers visiting the CITY in quest or Cabinet Wort arc invited
manuiietufes ". a. a Co wiz guarantee every piece
having got up under their own immediate inspection aud m
psnspdene and warranted every respect equal 90 any 10 IN.
&c tt-iy p W. wrTCmNGs co, as Broadway
DOHTO HICO AM NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
Is bids rono Rico sugar
bbds N Orleans Do.
iu ~ BissELL McCANDLtsH
oar AND LETrER PAPER, and on other srtieirs
~ In the Stationary bne, b. had Of quality AZ
W. RANDUtPH A COS
uH bookstore and Bihisy, iai N'ln o.
A SITUATION WANTED-By a gentleman
n Who has had considerable experience and rroesy
buness situation srre house vherr would prn-
q work. would b. preferred Per further particulars ~ 70 bu
sines, qualifications, ini, sity Ee, arpB
iui GAYNoR wooD. ptsrsst,
llEgMUDA ARROW ROOT
- PEARL TAriOCA
fEARL sAGo, of fine qualify and Tor ale By
10 70 JoUN n rtiSrACT q 90
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. hhi,. psu prime rscciv
y ing and or sals By wHan, RACoN = 90.
ALkEATUs-io haifbbs ssi-rsus iit ~
- - WILLIAMS HNXALL
SALT-6iS raets 90 ne Mes Yo'l dairy lsndnr
~ and fof ale By
jas JOHN n rRIrLErr a SON.
- y roNs SUPERIOR LUMP PLASTER las arrived snif Tor
W sr hen yn'-ei1 RNEtN WHTLoCK.
- ALT--we hsvu hne of Eaelsh Tabs salL
- ste PCT boa iaa GRETTER eRErrER.
NAus-cm Wan. tom M ee,trstsd FhoniI- fetory f,f
~ nhy DAVENPORT, ALLEN a Co
Tn1O pAHuEHS.-sOo Bush iooss inc - rood qualify
sutabo Coz FsmiJ survived pr sshr sussn sni
sale low By
Hs RANKIN, wHrrLocE RoYsTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
Twenty ynres

Have often gained or los. State Fio-!da 80 one
Of her sblest Loco ocos AYERS. never was an thing
else but Wing II sentiment yet Loco ocoisna has
the two I. :. Senators, Members Of Congress, Gov
er7sor Legislature every thing. because on : three
fourths of the Nhigs have voted. This year there
happen TO be few more OF the same sort, and
WHO vii represent her in the nsxt Congress and
cast her vote or President n case the Election goes
into the Eoase Had these voted last year. The q
riff of - would have withstood every assault tn
nunphantiy. Baltimore CRY has jus; chosen " hiz
Senator Tor the frs, time By three majority n near
" Fifteen Thousand Votes a Wing Member OF
Congress is lost n Ohio By fifteen voses We hare
chosen Wing Governor in Ohio FOR the first tirns
since 1890 in any other than Presidential Election
wear by cnly Two Thousand majority. while there
is " hig majority of Five Thousand in the State
The supneness Of our strongest Counties came near
throwing away the State Wings Of New-Iork
,loorh our Governor is pretty sure few Totes may
win or lose the balance OF power in the Congressori-
al Delegation are you wiling TO have it lost ioT
want Of & few votes Il not, be active now BE
prompt and thorough next Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
Produce o4d Coxn.ry Merchandise .ir1Irt.y Of Nc,
Rsrartsd Slee.a.ly for IAx Ns... Iork n-,ksn.

Produce aad Cosn.ry Merchandise .irrivt.g az Ne- YAH
RssSrssd SiNsesa!Iy fer TA< Ns-,. York T-,Sas.
Ma, York ara Ai5GEy Lise-BarSe Gla5r-l3S3 bSl,
acqr II L Naa B9sAercs; Is 90 Johnson; 50 Z H.r
rex $50 do 81 Srss butter . Bennett. SIS sss sy
Cobb ~ sNs cheese cks 60 bales lax 4; a,SbI,
peas :, : Beach; s6i kegs lard 81 bbls do prsSe
- kegs butter u h5,s seed Kent. Hiuran Cox 81 sfSr.
butter I W s; IN bags peas " 4 Wicks
S-zse LfEo-RI--yS lHst1uEae--is bbls iour II & Van
Boskercs. so do Bows Cary. 500 bash wheat Ssss
* Co; b5.s seed kegs batter D, Miller Y Co.
Se.ttSgrs Lsze-B0a; NiaRGn:-3l0 hbls aour II
Clark Co,em,n; Loo dc T Storms; 81 DO Alien < Nli
Ile>ey, - DO Bows GuJ,esu = b6s besas pater MI.
Ter Co; - DO dried tu.i kegs butter Mead Rogers
Co. ahs dried run kegs eGtIer Conan, HopS.as Co
Oh Troy Ltse-B,rss LocSpoT--l75 bbls aoar BOWS
Suyiani. Sage Co; i9dt bush wheat Wright Co; II
\ T;lforG cks cheese l. Cos 1890 b5ls iour 5, Reet
Co. y bxs cheese =, Beach; - pkgs batter 30
~ do Mssertcn cSs cheese bbls Beans DO eggs 60
- chs cheese % hxs 90 Perry; q GO Bcyce; 10. he
potaiCes Sorkev Hagen ) pks batter = eXs cheese
White Co; las pSGs butter IS eSs cheese :, Beach
do b5ls seed White Co; Ia casks cheese Comm
Hopkins CO; 81 pigs batter ls bSs cheese SGrrel
Co: 10 do pkgs butter Ncholl; q cks cheese IS hA
do Burrel Go; LIS DO cks 60 Tnn2Sins CO; ~ do
81 cks Adams Cos Is cks DO 6urrell Coz IS do -
bNs DO Bows Gu!tesu; q do Boycu; IS do Harris
son; l0 I White Co; SIS do Perry lS5 10 10 cks do
: Besch; 20 bSs DO Stanton: 81 do Mas,erloa:
- do Stanton: St Perry. $50 bsls acur $ Reed &c:
80 DO Dows Cary; 80 10 Pope Caitn al 10 apples
4, I,rk 4 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

'DoapET AND son.-we commence In this paper the
nsw story by DICKENS, which seems to US equal in
power and pathos to any of his former works while Its
flashes OF huuor irrcsisbly remind one OF the Pick
wick Pspers We shall publish Nil of the story that has
reached rapidly may be. and aterward we pur
pose to issue each part Immediately its reception in
this Country.
We hope non Political readers who have mad rea'
son to complain Of The absorption of columns for
the past year by Political matter including the impor.
tant proceedings Of Congress- the Legislature and the
Constitutional Convention. will after week.
have paper fully adapted to their Taste The for
tunes of Dombey and Son will serve to cniven the
evenings of the coming winter while graver tastes will
be grathed by the Letters of Literary Associate
travelling in Europe. We have other resources in
contemplation besides those accessible the conductors
Of Newspapers generally, which we trust will enable us
10 enhance and extend the circulation of The
Tribune.
will those who may desire to commence with the
story of Dombey and Son oblgc by letting know
that fact early possible We shall print but
not many extra copies at the outset.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
Whig Nominations.

SARATOGA CorNTY.-FoT .Sherly-THos. Low
OF Charlton ASssn5ly-JosErB DANIELS, Farmer,
OF Greenfield and T c. MoRGAN, Leather Dealer,
OF Waterford Coroaers-HAKygY H. RODGERS OF
Clifton Park JAMES H. LOCKWOOD of Milton and
wN, a. MrSpE1l OF Saratoga Springs. Ii the
Wings of Saratoga do not give this Ticket rousing
majority, the Wings ont OF the County Will be
sadly disappointed.
ORLEANS Co.-Gen ABSER HUBBARD is the
Wing candidate for the Assembly. he is " his
OF the right kind. and viii be elected by triumph.
snt majority.
II EDMUND VAN Drcx Esq. is the Wing can
didase for Assembly j. Richmond Co Mr.. V D.
is young man ofhandsome talents, and SD indomit
able Wing, and We hope for ms election ".
Cole Is his LOCO Eoco opponent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

LIEUT.. BERRTMAS-W-e understand the cores
pendent O.: the Baltimore Sun correctin stating thst
Lieut. Q. Il. Berryman, date OF the TrIStoa) conf
nanGer OF the United Safes schooner OE-kshye, now
lying Norfolk. has been instructed % get his vessel
ready for and proceed with al practicable dispatch
10 Pensacola The object OF the special service is 10
cruise between Pensacola and hey West touching al
Tampa st Marks Cedar Key and Apalschcols, and as
often the state OF the weather VII permit, for the
purpose Of maintaining neil communication between
the respective places sording facilities 70 officers of the
General and state Governments when The same can %
done without causing delay the trips and the general
duty OF protecting American commerce aud interests.
We had the pleasure OF seeing Lieut. Bergman IN
Washington today, and he contrsdcts the substance OF
the conversation IN the which has been going the
round OF the newspapers. .Unlou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
Lardner,s Lectnres-No. Nv.

4 supply OF this number may low be obtained
The contents Of this lumber are The Barometer Tn.
AooS-Popalar interest attached 10 tits distance
Changes-Ita strnosphere-oaalites of aoonhshs--la
Moonlight Warm or Cold docs the Moon influence
the Wea,hers; Mountains, Ravines, ga &c. together
with two splendid Telescope Views. LECTURE ON
HEAr-Heat universal Aseht IN Natcre-Ap2Acsnons
Melting and BOILING Points &C. &c. ATLANTIC STxAa
QUESTION &c. Price y Cents.
~ All III. back Nos may sill be procured TIC
whole work neatly bound Ia two large ocisvo vosrss
In Iow ready for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
Things in PHILADELPHIA.
correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA Oct =, lSi6.
Mr. elar, the newly elected Naive Sheriff took
summary possession his Office yesterday and Morton
NcMichaci, Eso. ia once more private citizen Mr..
Lelar commences his term BIZ manifesto IN which he
sets forth tina; his baiivicS snR! be cleared oi Rats
BouDcers and Killers that fire riots shall be Stopped and
horce racing checked. Mr.. i.elar i energetic
and will try perform what he promises have cont
dence he Will make good officer and hope his call upon
all good citizens Tor their assistance will not be dsre.
garded
While the Natives have carried their Sheriff.
many Of them regret that they did not also secure the
County Commissioner which would have given the party
larger patronage. M Grover is in minority in
the board and the Locos have sweep: MI the Wing and
Native officials ut one fell swoop.
Mr.. Lelar appeared before the Court yesterday
in the Contested Election Case but Deal and his
ney acsnt think the matter VIII be dropped.
The potato Is hot TO be handled, and Deal might find
himself catspsw to pull some more wasted chesnuts
of the ire for the Natives. An opening and recount
of the baotboxes the Natives say would elect several
OF their other candidates DO not doubt it, for has
been the boast of LocoFoc in Philadelphia County
for many years that they could cheat as last as the
Wings could vote.
Michael Redding has been fully committed to an.
swer the charge of numbering Peter Herd board
oyster.boat in the Delaware on SUNDAY Both
drunk and quarreled. Redding plead selfdeence but
there evidence to sustain il. for Herd was on
deck when he up from the cabin and stabbed him
under the neck with knife.
BENJAMIN Williams, machinist In o., the
mills at Paramount who found dead in his bed from
an affection of the heart last week. has been deccny
buried by his brother Odd Fellows He has it IS sup
posed brothers and other relatives in the country whose
location i known, tina; the OF his death may
be communicated 20 them.
There is no change in our Markets-every thing
dull, and bread SUITS still tending downward.
But little done III Stocks again today. The fol
lowing are the sales
SALES OF SrocKs.-Ftr&t Board Schuylki
Nav. 20 y Wilmington q; $50 Lehigh Interest, i6i
$1,000 Lehish Loan. sos. 5000 : 6s o.. 100. Attr
First Board-a9 Wilmington 6s - $500 State % 67i
go Iehgb. l6;. Second BoGrd.-S6500 L 6s. lO6 II
Northern Bank OF ny 49, $1,000 State IS, Gi 500 DO
is, %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
A New-Bedgord Nicodemu..

The .Nes7-Bedtori Mercury OF a late date thus
scouts the absurd rurnors which had reached that
place, and which some credulous Wings were
giving ear to, that PENNSYLVANIA hsd gone Wing
For who car be so absurd as 70 believe ST single
Jump that PENNSYLVANIA has gone for the Wings Cza
the Ethiopsn change his skin CT the Leopard ii. spots
Csn any good come out of Nazsreth Ii then you would
maintain character for sanity and sssacy Put your
finger upon the organ CT Smell and assure sny gentleman
who at.e,npts the Pennsylvania quiz thai he don't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

- The Union understands that no contract has
been made VII; Capt Taylor take the Princeton, Mis-
sssppi snd other vessels the bar TaPco as has
been stated 4 me newspapers. The same paper also
denies positively that any dispatches haze been ~
ceired from Gen Taylor casting Gen. Butler
for II. conduct during the sieee Of Monterey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

Ship Corioisnus, Halle I'm Mcssina passed Gibraltar
10Th Sept 10 Chamberlain * Phelps.
Bark raiisman, Somes I ds I'm Boston, IN ballast to
Crockcr s Warren.
Brig Mary Grant. (ot Thomaston) - ia in Matagor.
ds Texas, with Ass bales cotton 10 Brouwer Nelson.
eth inst OF the Bahamics spoke ship Jane Ross from
London for Norleans The NJ. has experienced eevere
gales on the passage.
Brig Margaret Ann Wilkins. DIS I'm Salem Mass with
ivory. 10 7 Farnham & Co.
schr Cooley & Co. Eldridse days I'm Boston, to
Atkins.
schr Isabella Sherman, is I'm Boston, with mj.e 10
Dayton & Sprague.
schr Juliet. York Is is m Eastport with plaster and
potatoes. TO master.
Schr Gov. Arnold, Hall ia I'm Boston for Salem NJ
schr Martha, Thomas, TN Thomaston. with lime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
MrRrrR-Tha hoiv 9:

MrRDEs--The body OF an unknown. man, said I,
re from Pennsylvania was found in Char,cs,oxn. NN
sschusets, Monday morning. and in the sane roc,,
were two Seochmer. of them asleep ard the Other
setting rather stGyiG bench by o. h-,p a.
ed some questions aoG. il the latter acknowledge h.,
&c killed the Disn and pointed TO the knife with which
done snd which lag on tie Gcor Il tn. rr,,e Ts
sleeping pretended to know nothing ahou, the .ss
ter but both were taken into custody TO sw, the dec
ION OF 4 cosoaeTs jury,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
ASorHER BANK RoBBED.-We learn from the
Baltimore Patriot ,ha, large iefalca,ion exists the

AsorHER BANK RoBBED.-We learn from the
Baltimore Pat-o, ,hA; large iefacation exists in the
Mechanics Bank OF Baltimore. The Patriot says
careful examination and overhaIing of the books OF
Mr.. Richard J. Turner OF the clerks indicate false
entries and forced balances 10 considerable amount
bat low much not We; ascerAined The books have
not yet been fully examined Some days aga, NJ Tur-
desired presen. his balance sheet 10 the
sr.iiHins committee Tor inspection.
In this ne hes:iAted and suspicion naturally pointed
toward hin lie subsequently vacated his position as
clerk in the bank e the city and has not been heard OF
since. The mater i. sui under investigation, and when
fully ascertsined vii be made known 70 the world
We have said his much IN justice 20 the chcers Of
the Bank and for me purpose Of preventing usappre-
tensions toward the innocent Mr.. Turner was young
gentleman well known and up TIE hour OF these
fortunate Developments beyond even the breath OF
pIcion
The Bank has offered reward OF one thousand dol
lars tor the apprehension OF Tuner.
he IS about 30 years OF nge I'VE feet eight inches n
hight has reddish brown hair snail artery IN ire
lsit cheek always Pulsatins which Is EASILY ooser~ei
has remarkably large foot down look :tn an inabil
~ to meet your eye Is Courteous snd bland n his
manners
The Baltimore SIN says the anounr OF the robbery Is
not ye; known but IS supposed to De between 70 and
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
Clone Up.

Quiet work is the mos, efecsual. See your friends
md neighbors aud pledge them 10 be early at the
Polls next Tuesday, Labor with them to remove
prSjudices soften ssperisies inspire ardor and ami
mate efforts We need no aisplay-want none
We hope there win be no Wing procession OF any
kind all after the Election. Even meetings larger
than Ward Meetings are of doubtful utility, But
nee that the Wing voters sire rea9y, and be sure
that the Polls DO well attended. and the hang.
backs brought up. Ataer Election. as much display
"a xon think nn,ner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

TO- We advise every who has hour to spend 10
visit the Museum and witness the astonishing exhibition
the Shakers dancing and whirng They perform this asr.
noon At o'clock. at which time also the Orphcan Family,
the company otvocalists from Old Kennebec" wil
give their grand Concert Other entertainments OF chase
and agreeable character will also be given Performances
In the evening - I! o'clock. The Scottish Mammoth
Boys. two Orang outangs and two Caaros be
from A. NJ To 10 Z. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAP ii +.
B.i-rrosE. q. q. Ih-l5In. ? "

Bi-rnoEE, Oct = sh-I3n 7 u
The Southern Mai has arrived through nom
from View Orleans to the 2oth inst. inclusive but It
convevs no isser intelligence from Mexico or The
seat OF war. The steamer Galveston. hourly ex-
pected from Brazos Santiago. with late dispatches
from Gen. TAYLOR. had not arrived ST New Orleans
when IN. uuaIl left The Western mail comes
through from s. Louis TO the alss inst. inclusive
rothing f7om Santa Fe Flour receied IN 'his mar
let today. closing st s. iai per bbl- No localnews
Of interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

CALroRyrA-The Washington Union has let.
ter from al officer On board ;he l. : tEate Savannah,
giving 81 account OF the taking possession OF California
:? Commodore s!oat which should Ike to publish
bu, cannot this morning Tor wsnt OF room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
Cont CaIeudnr-Thi, Day.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos H. Il, q . e, p. o H. slj,
81 271.
SUPERIOR Cornr-Noa Il, 800 zoo 81, 20. % aD5. %
e4 PIP 2l9 go l3e :. 20 go 2a 232 "a 10 23e 24l
70 24a
CoxIoS P1EAs-Part Nos. %. p. 100 los. l0-.
I0e Ill. rs. y. 6g-Psrt 2-Nos 9 10 PA 49, i2 30s,
90 - 3oi s. 90 q, =, "a, 20, -.
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Business Notices.
ROYAL. GrRL.EY. Auctionner.

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a their Long ROOM loi broadway, Duanesr.
extensive and beautiful collection OF choice Engraving',
the productions of eminent artist including Michael
Angelo and Raphael great works in the Vatican. &c
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