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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

- '. u ~ X. IL. MARSH
luSffcreved ard srs nov openirg a, =, -,
rspa sl " ia,STG cet,. WING s Sss -s sIses s,e,A .
,er iodasencr,s. Unus ,i.ose Who y syyafsS ,ea.e, srs'
tctofe tau and eNSmias, aud YOU " 100 ~ >.
CLoTus. > Grw risce.or very sac Frenen ,,s ~,
Ssitpe'is. just fcceivsaby JH&RsE MAHsE'
DREss GooDs ,tehn,w aSie shaded Paul, DC Sole
sskri DO DO !" sac ssepi ssnp'd Sro dc Nrnure do.
10 do Plaid uldOntss 40 fian e-ioted" snJ Risrt sIs.
JUST 'ssr'sede LB.& n. D. MARSH.
w oQII.EN DREss coons. rich new ST.. p,.,.
81 prices, . 10 Soouy; d. do Cs-hners- ana
"a q. .Sn' 90 20 Eiehto"iered aafs onifc strip
S"%..'-s trrnsh M@ino. very hrc; snk Warn
ApSsa iasf teosnedhy IS RB MARSH.
pRiNTs. go ps Prints. RON sto pl et. ,odo p.,,
NsnShcsi"f 'inghsass ine French %; CingI,n,
I" ,s,s'N'ael HMARsn.
PAIRED aud snecd C~ioskinrs lost rcce,..s .v
noNEsTlcGoODE. BErwn and Rls.ehed N,.,i,..
~ 'aneon ftaaneh, fickings iwm b. ioQ els in, h,
oeivcd ~ FF uN IpSuW
EMtirsaSN a. " 81 s,ses1 ee So rlsnneis. an price.
swan sktn Yer heavy juss fcc'dty JB&RBMiRsH
RLANRErs. rrs - Biarke,s. ci ~ tho Citv. -
- Il" ]. d.; ~ DO 10. d.; 10 do .! DO: ~ do call, a.
US''''eiNs"hN JR& r MARSH.
NEw srLLs EMDRolnERuEs. ntu.-e'. r.,es
~ tapsi l Badfd mu-iiR do tbU dnsd ever ese,ed ip
iiscut 'liutexeus, Collars all priers: do n ibIe Rows
J"''fe'e''edey JBSKpMARsH.
KXf liirE GOODS. Itain. Barred Aad Striped Jaeore,
w Nnslin-i 10 10 Swiss dc. Muu, n,ok aud Nan,
sooA Just rccciNedhy aJ,sn
N fly 49, bonnet Ribbons; % % Velvet just re,
~ o'if"d" JD&RBMkRsH
MORE NEW GOODS.
SENSENEN y RHODES haze ,.~...., -.
- sid' PLAID. and CasbRscncs tbs morning. t,r, 20.
on btsilElS cranl errics. inst receNe.i and ~, al.
49, NeFl low by och 20, MORROW 4 WAKEMAN
e LOVES. Black KID Glove. All sizes. hest, ,,,ii,y
'od do d., W base de- dos Gashln-te De- 10; STA rloy,s
~ '"''S nuV'alnies just freddy RB MARSH. !
1stERh. Ladies black, and white Sik hose Gents 4
10 40 DO Ladies taShmcTc hosc, do Moutcd do II
10 Gils.S doi do Thiiei de-; do DlAck and wlatr Cotton |
10, N"huteus wors1ed all sizes de-; Gculs Ncrno ! ,o
'''S'NSo"S Is MARSH
hieh LlNNEN ~! Linncp shining: 81 Pillow easc
Lincn' J. Linen Skirtiuc; 81 do do mum . 10 lJO.
10 : Nhd = nonlask 1'a'ic Linen; . and 10! Double
'"Hiask 60 Linen Napkins Just received w
&C. JKANDR BMARSII. |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

~ HMok RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. "a,
Hccetuter y, 1916. 'N"u"
&c hun,hcr I~iicr. ~ drawn ballots. Srlrrdtd scheme
roaaNSl $3.50, i%ptStCO, . f5,OCp. OF aGGD. 30 n
LneV, ~ OF 900 Tickets s., siare< IN prnpsuton re,
lincate "t peckagcS oftwcnt, .sfN v,huntes ,vute 500
'"'"S SA iAVcs so twenty sis quarters IS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
CLAss \ GLAZING.

- JOHNSON on Main street has it-t rcsciv., =.
-, : saaision TO BIS late large stock OF glass. a sunni, n -,
snpe,Iot double plate " indow elias. - by 10 1917 ~,
Nuisie, ne has sashes also, of ait sizes al Hui nr,s,. ""
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
TN, TN q NIIFTsI IHDN-
MANGFAGTORX

n T|CtlBEISONS cd dnd Weil known stand. on
- luion street Wlcrc ths test assortment eau aIw avs
le iouud add At the lowest rates. ALso, Johbing IN either
oiuls Above hranches. done a. short notice aud on the
most cHsonahle tcrfus. J. X. nlCkEY.
October p, IstJ, ~ THOMAS c. CLBEgISdN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
&20.O0O
&2O.OOO

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware mn
GeorgiI. Class NJ ~ Extra.
Tote drawn a. Wilmington, Dslawarc. ON qt,.,
December 10. fslS. y" ih"fsua>
20 h"si"es Loitet( III drawa Ballots spicndtl sebs,,.
y Ptiks"t SsU,p1, lot lO,t0t. TOT AOto. ~ OF .ao "a =,
w. evvi ~, stvot lee, and 80 % to.
tickets 81 sharcS IN proportion. r.,,id..,. -,
Psohssc OF twenty six wso'es. viii cost Scs trsn,,
sax nave so, tweuty six quarters SIs '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
TRIMMINGS

KzOU La8.ea rr.eaes. Casts Carfs. Csf1.Hais and
- ftsuf's o s9rY Euftsas. Hi sifes sad rutlrs ard ui
tHf ref latest paifeHe N1griue H1t athf rru sfflc
ciailf. HaltIHu. Gimp bad. Fse JOG sIt. Mblaf and
every utiff tiud Dob taa 81 ral1rsd and vaftsafa|
tflHgu az aoF U WEiekElfr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

nkESs o casiinian, Terkerrt. Tbite, $50.
- Sns sna wool. Gala and Oregon PIsids n,r l,J,SS
C.ens Itesscsi also, tashmere Robes and Pr,ntr,
1919 ~ a -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
WELL YOy Do. ladies.

WELL YOU Do, LADIES.
To YOU uot want a mudrf why YOU stluhi no, ti6nk
piccS A. VIC Sfe seiluig thciu for. oh We have some uT /
ttc haud-omtst muns tor Hi;ic % nothiu~. mss can a,,d I
nov 10. JOHNSTON & uHRRYmLL,s.
~ ~ fbs' Joimstca AID Ccry iiH has a grca, variety \
of CaneisEnd Rugs.
ES1 ArCliEs just received a superior ,o' Of Fdc,ion
Novsi uhion street.
- Aiuias,acs--a CUp Of Cirefnrsti Herman
ID Ni'Ha"ses just rreV'dhy IA r~HuRNBROUK.
2 rs, Of " ina.,y Cl,s..C ~. ,,..,
- ~ r ta2 - "a, Just rrrr,vrd u,tar ~
e osS1i o'"re's pr'eets rEloK& rAuLL,
2 CASES small I%iauoroe Or sale,
rEIuG &FtrLt.
s. IGoHoL. 70 ehls our own make. To- sac by
%@ fRtOR& PACIT.
"a LUMso ttE or -, D. rkr.
" %.sa,. sSSS ~ ,g,':1 ny y 'i ra4 81 s Z "a d. our
FALL STOCK oF HARDWARE.
/ or GREER afe unw rnseivnr and opening thrif
~ Fah stiplay orHSrlwlF sad Cutlery. 10 wh4rni lie,
ask the H'eutiorot country doa'ets sHi oa.sunc-s.
Ky AI.KING shoes for ,e Ladies; MeCl.i!o, aud
nts wAiKtNG sEoLs, amopgsf wifci are the Planned
nnsd slstln t"s aaca. ald se5vicese:c arieo fr the
N'"'o' "s"' Novel,
, noUBIEn :o'cl rcrvy car Boo,s; Z eompie,e
- assnruucut Of H<Icstuptian II foot. awarSstei
article received and 'o' e. a Tic sir : u. Bs rcd
hs' Nov 81
Y .AuIEsf Mosoeso lace goef. snd Ba.kius: ! Gil
supply ofthoe is'Vffe ARTICLES Sons,aity on baud
10y McCLALl.EN kNON.
VI IstTtNc CARTS Just received sfarse assoTtmsht
- of u0fc hHr rfgt svrd. sr edged AID Cuatreicd
WISHING cards cftlc Book e0~e uf W ROUH
Nov -. eurusf of Nam aud Union Sc.
a PEW Piecos French spd Hclinm cloths erprcs.'v
- For cioskuR, turcihcs with every shsfe 81 Tufft
ffench hefino+ tur iic ssue purpose, wtfs receesagf
Trimmings tosut ct uEIsK ELtSR.
.tHLuE Hankei coating Hesvcr and gold miscd Cloth.
= i9toyef eoEs very cbcap r. HEtsk EtLis,
u ANAWHA RAIT-gu BIS No Kanscyba s.it
80 The lsst article fOf DO sarcn" MAJ can 10 used. a.
so low ~ siiRtvER a srELEk
TUsT received . cs-c Rieschod shininss. ds "a s06I
= shsvis' ais0 aiafsF ss-oflnent OF Ca,icos snd cat
ftrcis' J. sndB.
= HYEw oHe,n. Sugar, a Dew tutol. aue,ly ehoies q,
= 80 haadup dtotfate ~ ~. NELLY,
lEWFEr Mslsra vine M es.ls seeet Msis-s Wt.e
y hur srutie be- sore and g. sale ~ ~ REILLY.
TUsT received sndGf ssie by Ane,sp a Mastsu
~ swo PAIR Lsdies eaf HlufF. t4U nrsdod itsraer
b hooie, io Ps4f a., 500 PER a. bali raiters. 100 psu .
waotd Do alof witch whiio sold scp bow.
NOV l9.
~ Noy a. reYoE 3 r,ri.I-
GHksLEs IS stynERr Fsda I'd e.t4f g..s
~ 10 inf Strndrra' rrsNrfa. ~ DIR a. 4sf ncairta
Dor do ST fffffff z drE ~ - readers an az nb fa
VI lo'sfe aHd ntsiby &THoRNnnpOk.
uer = wabrof sfr.ef
EWCIipy Nafn-s zoo Cras Fffrtioa Mst-be.
d - tU M.E uUaIf.. Hfst sFrrsrf b.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

TANCF Wootcn nonnefa-f 90 Moe of those fns
y Tsafg Molirn Bonncts. sf - lufi rereitsd
NOV n. HtNef Wy A. HHOuts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

gTO THE LtnfTs Sta. p. .rt.fstsatas uoaid
- rHpffffaNf ssuaautt fl Sc lafIas 0l Whrtlaa.
fhsi 49, htf rHsifHHrnf nKFft MNktNG or MARKET
FHfh ~ NJ ltEHs W. Huass r~faiifHrr. naVfna nsfs
suanrenrHis rih q iFdG ia nnr Isl ur afsi frhsaaa
hs establishment fn SEE tef sms sdi o. u fff rsnHF Hl
fccsipf ~ ~ ~ fnsFnrs 81 = tfuioa uf nfft hffinf
80 rcoutrffd rtitirt shr toprs ta shafe z Fslf0f tHr
rItir rsff1naff &m q eH
- s., asuEl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

GkNftEMENfs Fancy Crsvsis-Prince dc JuinviI,
.feVsis, a beautiful article, Fancy Ssiin, psrh
rtyic, hack ~ttaTtsn. aad Navy Crava's a. BAILEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

Rfso u BEAUTIES OF TIE CoMPLEXIoN =,
rgtlgtinR enicaey-My Tau pivine dc Venus aud
Nto'fh fosp totnTs~cd % an EastrrH Bo.anieai diseov.
cy - s~urprsfns efficacy for Tcnieriur the skin son ard
nv, A. wen ~ i~nipariing a delicate EUSEATE uCE to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

Cap Itnfsrd wfu btrt Piueturh rtert gtrrant
- l9 o.ruft. a ~, Wlrcipr t0 q M. srd C~iacinns'
erwy TfEsuAf utooicfaek, NW
Tho
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

q iAlR mems coarse nos,s. GO pair do heavy cal,
- pair line do, - pair Morocco 10. 90 pair Cnu
"fsf sus,es' received and Tor sac extremely low by
NV ~. Fl. LIMA 4 MAXWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

Capt y , Craze. win hsvr Pittsburgh every Tmfr
pkg Hif0 o'ciacE, a a. Whssiinz a. nj o'eiork 4 af q
tiaciensu every stspsr a. looeiosk, An
The
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

gapf Fmifh. via iasrs rusfuuHf every a. sntF a ~
nr.art. e ~. ISL Keeling 90 20 ~. and CintInHaif rfrfi
Wfnarshsg sf t8 u'tark. AN.
fof dfiFn aHf rafaagf spTay ea tosfd Nof O..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
CLlPPER 30. 9
MESSENGER.

CaFf rfn1Fs wIH lesfs r%fstHffh fVffY FtrbtF d 10
nrinrks a ~. Whffiinf lf 30 q ~. and tnrinsau every
hesnat Al WoChct. AN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

~ Lt eeN4 uHf. uHrsi tTsH snf ..a.u "a
A. hfsp n ItmIF c.4lts f f.
~" HtA De- . .NEfWNCGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

PHYSIOLOGY AND ANAronY WITH THR MAS!xrS,
eDr WIETING. will give his frs, regular lecture Of
the course in Clinton Hail. This Trday) Evening March
"a al y o'clock. on anHio=y end Physiology and the
preservation and restoration OF hea and will ectu,,
in the same place, the coming Saturday Monday Wed
ue.day. Thursday, and Fridsy-March 2s and 30 and
April l. and To be illustrated by the dissection and
exhibition of the mos, extensive, complete sad costly
apparatus OF msnikins skeletons models paintings &c
imported from France o. exhibited AMERICA
audience. Admission 10. ceris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

Silver PLATING FLuID.-JOhn J. Brown & Co. l22
Fulton, Nassau manufacture an article for
plating candesticks any kind OF plated goods
which whether the fuid be genuine silver not hss
all the appearance of il and have the OF
those who have used il thai Il has all the durability and
usrr the purest silver l. is convenient article
and rx;iIh h. found Ia.ii in arr,iIr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

PORTABLE DRESSING CAsEs.-The subscribers having
completed their Of the above, recommend
them the public and travellers tie complete Gaze
for long short journey manufactured, both
CARDS utility, durability and chespness
ms 3teod G. SAUNDERS x SON, III Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
Business Notifies.

To DocroRsTo Let, in South Brooklyn, Roor, sa,,,
bic for Doctors Office in very good location. Tern,
rnodsrsts Address G A. al this Office. ms p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

e Advertisers will wisely in guarding agsios;
pretended Agents. The proprietora Of all the nswsp.
pers in the State OF Delaware, more than twenty n
Pennsylvania besides many others in different States.
have deemed necessary give public notice ths they
have only authorized Agen, in this City, which 10
ice may be in the several papers al the Office Of tie
Agent in the Tribune Buildings, Those who pay money
unauthorized persons Of liable &c be called
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ms 3teod

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR srRor-Merchants and deal
invited call and examine The various patterns
the above al the manufacturers
G. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway,
m23 5ieod few doors above Corlanc-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

POCKET AND PEsKstyEs. Scissors, NAILFlLEs, kc-A
beautiful OF the above articles an be seen at the
subscribers, No. III Broadway, consisting Of the mos,
splendid and unique patterns imported to this COUNTRY
g. SAUNDERS l. SON.
ms 9teod opposite Howard Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

RuMoR CoNTRADIcTEp--Ther umor that Mr..
ScHATzELL our Consul at Matamoras, had been imprs-
oned by the Mexican Authorities proves to have been
idle hoax So that occasion for War is removed And
nouy xphat naxt9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

R-A REALLY EXCELLENT HAIR Dye is the Moorish Hair
Dye II dyes hair beautifully without dying the akin.
Sold n 90 Cha,hsms and s2l Broadway Pnee % cents
and 81 n25 2lsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

To TIE LADIES'. Headache and Nervous Complaints ara
source OF much suffering; and hs sngulary
prone TO hare functions dsordered by oppressed
condition of the stomach To relieve OF 30 much
distress lin which mind aud body par,cipste Dr. Smiths
Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills highly
ed az by combining aromatic AMI aperient properties they
remove all oppressive sccumustons strengthen tn. sc
MACH induce healthy sppeiite and impsrt usnq1ilIy,o
the system They also dyspepsia conghs ari
colds and bilious complaints. Office l79 Greenwich and
Guion e7 Bowery Kiers,ed, Broadway and Spring
st; Mrs HAYS BROOKLYN lSa Fulton-sL ms Sleod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

aInrkets.. :. Carefully Reported for The TTissnt
THURSDAY. March %
AsHES-The market Is very quiet but without ens. =.
in price. Pots Sf64 OCT Pearls 81 37t Tnefe "
pears to be no shipping orders in market
COTTON-The sales to-day have been very snan. -
exceeding $50 bales all 10 manufacturers. TIE .s
has become more settled and the following quotancD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
CfU Items.

II The Loco-Foco Mayoralty Delegates were
hauled the Goals last night by the General Com
rnis,ee snd another of quarrelng was enacted
almost as disgraceful on the previous evening No
nomination was made, although ii pretty generally
understood yesterday asrnoon tina, had been decided
to throw Brownel overheard snd make Mr.. Hsveneyer
run again, any how The later strenuously objected.
and score or two of the leading were laboring
with him all day yeserday and the 5ruit last
ing tia. be had at length given reluctant cousen-t
being pressed hone seriously to his patriotism that he
must run to save the party
Loco-Fooo NOMINATIONS FOR ALDERMEN
We make up, from good authority, the following
list of Aldermen to be nominated by the Loco Fo-
cos There is nothing like understanding The move
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

once lady with dear Laughing eyes,
With brow high and loiy-she was sad, and her sighs
Told the tale of her that sweet mouth and chin
dmpled,
Why, why was her face thus so frecked ard pmpled
Why that neck formed 40 swanke-'twas proud do you
mark
Yet twas yellow and freckled dish CURED and dark
Those eyes thai spake Of glanced such oveoh such
f4sheai
Were minus OF eyebrows SILKY eyelashes.
The hair on her head-'twas fine noble bead
Wssdry, short, and dirty, rough, wiry and red.
Look you that picture and ibis
One month has passed and the ladys fine features
Are white, clear ard healthy she's the ovelies o: cIea
And The pmpes rnd frecsles and skin that dark,
Have all disappeared. for she used-do mark
A cake of that miracle OF which I've off spoke
1t Is called Jones's Italian Chemical Soap.
She has eyebrows and eyelasb-s now, too, that live
And were made by the Jones Hair Restorative.
She has hair ioo-ay dark flowing SOFT silky Iesses
For which she three shiilngs bottle now ble:ses.
So all who'd be like her, old, young or IN teens,
Can have il by using The very came means
Sold the sign OF the American Eagle 90 Chsthsm St or
52 Broadway and 1873 Fulton Brooklyn. At the same
place Is sold the Moorish Hair Dye and Spanish Lily White
M 2teOd
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Appointments by the Prs.Idens.

~ ead ,cih the adcieo and consent Of ras Sc. d,s
Ekfkn u WASHINGTON, of Washington TO be Aud, tor
9sne Treasury for the Post Office Department vice Mat
thew St Clair Clarke, removed. ''>e = ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
Com. nIaore of Texas.

To The Sdit0r OF Tie Tribune
AS you have found space in your columns for the
illibera assailant of Com. E. w Moore, trust you
will permit one who has no desire to skulk behind
an incognito to say word Of truth in his defence
will not touch the right Of the Texan ofscers to
come in our Navy; every honest man will concede
that Of course if it is right TO take Texas at all
One proposition follows the other in every ludg-
ment which has the calibre TO hold TWO consecutive
ideas and therefore will let that pass in order 10
! speak of Com. Moore personally.
II is known that when from many applicants Lieut.
E w Moore was selected 10 take command OF the
newly built Texan feet he strained 10 the utmost his
own means and credit 10 sustain and keep II anoat
When Yucatan-then in revolt-proposed an ALL
ance offensive and defensive against the common
enemy. Texas eagerly seized upon the proposition
inasmuch az the Yucatanos agreed 10 pay some
$4,000 per month for the maintenance Of Texan Ma
Wy, upon the condition OF its cruising along their coast
and guarding their harbors from the Mexican force
For eighteen months Yucatan honorably observed
her engagement, although enemy appeared 10 ny
the Texan arms. When at last the Mexican arma-
da did approach Campeechy, what was the conduct
of the new President of Texas! Gen. Houston
ordered home the Nary that the generous }ucGtdnos
had been supporting for nearly t,co gears at me
rery FIRST moment their services needed by their
trusting allies. Moore would not so basely contra
, vene the spirit OF the treaty and renamed long
enough 10 break up the Mexican blockade Tree Gam
peachy from the presence OF the enemy, ana mus
leave open the door for the subsequent compromise
and reunion of Yucatan with Mexico. This done
he set sail for Texas and demanded an in7esuga-
tioa When after incessant delay, which be vainly
combated bis trial came, II ended In an honorable
reinstatement TO his rank. If he did not go TO
| Vera Cruz when he was engaged to protect Yucca
tan only proves thu, his sense of moral obligation
is stronger than that of some OF his opponents
| Yours &c WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

BARRYs TRIcoPHERoUs-This admirable invention
has already attained fame whch few OF the ciass
ever yet eqaaled As The Summer approaches this
f1l compound becomes deuby vauab!e from the intrinsic
Merits Of iis composition. number of diseases
engendeted By unceany state Of the head the pores of
the akin OF which should always be tept clear for peIspra
ton The opposition which il has encountered 10 a
positive proof OF is efficacy and tie uty OF the eodesv
Of other nalevoeut parties pass od spurious article
for the original Medical men IN all parts Of The Unior
hsve recommended IL. constant aud equenuse eleans
es the lead from dandruf prevents bsldnesss will
rich the color and always produces delicious GOODNESS
The head, iost desirable In the heai Sumner season
The proprietor knowing lis value, Is determined
lax his exertons crl tie whole Union shall be made
Quainted with It's inertia The genuine article is to be
Obtained Of C. BARRY Artist In Hair las Broad way
Price Only 20 cents per bottle; and by druggists generally
throughout the United States. mzf
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n We will Issue SUPPLEMENT to this paper to-
morrow morning, without additional charge to our sub
scribers. Advertisers will obge us by sending In their
Advertisements at as early an hour possible.
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sales of Real Estnre.
,1or,,er, .cpefully Reported for TIE 1risux.

By I'm. H. Frduklia + Son.
story brick house and Is years unexpred lease a.,
Of lot 81 Monroe % by 100 feet ~"
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terdsy Of the schooner Dorcas Capt Mann, from Aux
Cages which port she left the 9th met learn that
on the 2sh February about 1000 troops left Aux Cages
join the main army Cape Hayti march against the
Domnicans at Marigoane They heard that revolution
had broken out at Port au Prince They then retreaed
from Marigoane Arcan and were waiting to hear tho
result before proceeding any farther Coffee and log.
wood in market, owing to the people from
the country bringing their produce TO the seapors
for fear of being pressed in the army.
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SANps's S,RsAPARILLA-The blood contains the elements
whole anim, strcturefesh and FIBRE glands mus
ces tendons the nails the hair and the bones hem
selves all sustained By the blood. We'll then may he
called the OF life In proportion the purity OF The
aud will be that Of the substance into which is continual
y changing Corrupt blood instead Of PRODUCING healthy
flesh, 10 likely enough 10 develop sores and ulcers When
these appear whether in the specific form Of scroua alb
&c of the ordinary types there s detergent II
La believed that will rapidly neuralize the vrus in the
blood from which they spring. as Sandss Sarsapsrilla
Prepared and sold, wholesale aud re;ai by A. D. l. D
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Futon-s, 27S Broadway
and r East Broadway, NewYork Sold also by DrugPss
generally hrou ghout the United Stses Price 81 bot
tie q bottss for SIS
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FROM VERA CRuz-By the arrival of the bark
Eugena Capt Biscoe, from Vera Cruz, which port she
eft the 9th inst we learn that every thing at that place
wore an uncertain aspec, and every American frigate
that the Castle toward SACRIFICES seemed make
the inhabitants vince Nevertheless. they still appeared
friendly toward the Americans Left SACRIFICES, L.
States frgate Cumberland bearing the broad penant Of
Commodore Conner; chips Falmouth John Adams and
St Msrys; also English, French and Spanish man.
of war OF the harbor u 6 ship Porpoise sailed day
before for Corpus Christi.
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RUNS DoISes.-on Thursday yesterday morn
my wse.ehed inebria.e named Thomas Dougherty,
h''ns IN "anesester opposite Paterson N j. who kept
miniature disaery and drinking house. being in COM
pany with another Person on steep bank, both 10
state Of nsoxicasion soseher fell into the river The
former perished; the lst,er with difficulty crswled
! ashore. The body Is not yet found
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w General Committee of Democratic Wing
Young Mcn.-A special Meeting of this Committee will
ho bald at the Broadway House, Friday Evening, 9Th
March, instant, at I. O'Clock. By order,
THEo. E TOMLINSoN, Chairman.
T. r. McDoSoUGH, Secretaries.
ALBERT GILBEKT, )
NR-Ith particularly important that the Committee be
fall and punctual on this occasion. m-o