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NATIONAL HoTEL-BOAkDERs.

NJ b C0ft.Grd-L
FEW regular Bn.rdeT.. either iinile. single gen
.Suemsn Gun be- accommodated Al The Sa!osa! Hoie.,
No CortiaGd..t Ihe bei5e pleasantly situated
and every cauifor; Frovlted by J. 3. CURTIS
dii1lr No CctL4iu ~
BOARD Gentleman aud lady, or $50 single gentle
ID men accommodated With good board add very
pleasant rooms 80 20 Whus-t where yoi VII hnA
pheasant aud spectacle home dl' ~
BOARD, ,Sr.-N gentleman and he Nyllc and single
~ eu.risu hc accommodated wia board and rooms
10 - TIE rooms arc On abe second fronting
TIE street DO II"
slUtRDJNG-A few -'nsie gentlemen, OF srnt.enr
- pit thcir wives obtain very pleasant afh!shr-
rooms y il board, No. ~ lEiler-s. few Goors from
FeErl-st. nIe IN,
lpoiRDINt: ard vel furnished rocm- with strictly
I'D pfl,st FAIRLY. So A!cD4usa.rL 81 IN
S,F%t:IE GENTLEMEN en- be accommodated
al - l. 1.heths References Eieen and required az 81
WANTED In the ~ Ward tv, unfinished rooms
~ q. hoard FOR gentleman aud his wife Address
q. q. " rutaaa ciacs jill j"
rsNu i.LT-A grnleel family having = sal, OF rooms 20
spare are wiling rp.ArS. Their circle ~ taxing
-erte family sl1gls gentlemen tor the " III
rr Inquire ~ Twenty =l&lh-s hall way between Lex
u-ioa aud Thrd-arcnues- do St
nUO,f- TO LET wiinf1A Boafd-H lad come double
Il room. 10 el win u board IN private boarding
house lis Chsnl-I-s ~; fuoms fer single gentlemen
di7 s.
D00,I> To LET WITH BOARD.-A gentle
IAn.sn and his IL be accommodated aiso TWO OF
three single gentlemen To private family, at 81 hudson
IT. III
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Eesa! Notice..

NOTICE u Tax-psgvFs.-conroyr-s osiee. Broot.
Hlyn, November l7th $50 Pursuant al Ae. o, o.
Legislature eGui.ed Az Act se.a.e the eolieesSo =
Taxes IN he cigy OF SrooS .nd Tor o.Aef purpose,
passed Ar 18Th IS$Sl NOTICE hereby siven Ia *
Assessment Rolls for Taxes for the year have o.
day been delivered 70 Do Controller OF tie city VI Bros
lyn and ;hai from al which shall bp pad 20 TIE 81.
Controller within thirty days from the dale herpoc a.
cnci;on Of Tlrt per cent VIII ee Gs3e and AlI fu. ~
taxes which shall De pad sIler the expiration Of A- a.
thirty days and within sixty days from SAID date csrS
ton OF per cent viii Is made. and that on aaa a.,
the E;RSI Tuesday II JaaEsYS ueN, One per viii ).
sided 20 ST hen remaining unpaid Ard lhAi o. o.
TEtSD Tuesday OF January next Tie sad Controller gi
deliver % he Collectors of lae city OF Brooklyn ~.
sad Assessment Rolls, oseiher with lie ze.e,
annexed directing them proceed with Ssd 70 he q
pad lSxes II tie GanPer directed by lsS-
The Controller vCuG Pecta.y request ihoSe vie L,
tend % Hyz themselves u he proSsocs OF It'd Ae, reie
nd o ~ the above roCce - t0r han thereof soou q,
prs.icab that their wills NAY b IN readiness. % As 70
prevent delay wren they may &c prepared to ray Aes
taxes.
Ia compliance WIKI resolution u the Msyos AID Goa
mon Council, NOTICE = hereby farther given As he
corrcuu. NH receive tes e. his ot1ce IN The cisy
Suiidssss FROM S o CLOCk \ " NTH. O'CLOCK
=. VI ADD a. no o.hrr a1gss- =. II. OSBORN,
III 9.,,n1 CaasHpIisf
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DELLON,> CELEBRATED BRAND ofii.,.u.

C;ssgs-Th= subscriber bes eage 20 inform rs;cin-r,
tsf hy Al Arrangement entered itc yIih The Importer
Mir \. Z. VI. Horn. he re sole agent "a -i- l-.ted
States Tor The Ui tn, u-y celebrated brand SO tai
non. are genuine un,- Havr douole abel hs
Top, signed by Nh a 81. Horn and myself AMI one t
The buiiom, ,lsr-d by Cliy.
Nh Puiuns Ciaf- ~ oy The ul-ncs credit Ia Ens-
land Tcil Europe INC subscriber lees mere
fore. anxious secure thai marx u fuuca possible
against cOuu-ri-u beus fuly convinced Ilst u Vii,
ai,e tr4 be considered the leading brand ~ Ii
country.
lie tdEe- a. - time occasion 20 oef ~ eNees!.e
cuIsp,o Victoria de Nova, La Norma spaf
.efr, Principe and all other brands. NJ RAIDER
dis II ChsthaH-si
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W. VI. JOHNSON. Warden 81 Pea.
EDWARD P. ROBERTS, Clerk VI. ?.
J. W. KLINE, Superintendent Woolen

FAKE NOTLCE-lAat Ire copar.as.-nip heretofore,
and 0f the uine Year,, existing bels CHiElL
OSBORN, ESQ .as Of 5rpoTt, Log l-.snc, sn lh5 s.h
.;rihsr under Tx tfri ri OSBORN LITTLE, ma been
dissolved - he death u III OSBORN. AID that te al
fair, Of ih- ATE fu1 Nil ~ settled and business con-
clctsc - tne sane rf- heretofore By iae subscriber
% ni- 4: the Old -snd IS Eunn-st
S-..-y crk Nor. !; Tex CHARLES :. LITTLE
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OH CE ! berrby gwen ,aa; 6sve eeen spPotrtei
By orce. @! Tie oaPh4o GrGey Circui Jui q ss
5l Circuit Trustees Ol iGe estate, 81 Ha1UloG 0, Rsy
acrve>i3- e5toc.Slit hereby Ic4ige A.! persoSS
indebted SO hc ,.,4 HaniifOa Rscy, rrGGcr a.
ccgrt to = o.. s.. debt, ard II money owing oy te
eci.vey. and ply the The undersigned JON
H EdmuacS a. HI oce a. ae lily OF upcs BY thc Ssa aAy
February 1877 And 81, hsy'ns IN iher possessca
any property or effects %! t ss Hamilton Risley are
required u deliver tie oy 'ao DAY abcge meg
,caet AID A., ;Ae creditor, ot The said Hsley Me also
required deliver ,he.r resp accounts sG ienasi,
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The Young Gunrd.''-To keep n cr ~.
remembrance ne same OF Tie patriotic statesman ~
~ II AZ srf 10 celebrate lie recent Mag victories
,e have ,fsir Third Aaagal Bal % Tuesday eEe1in=
9th pee inst at Ra:nbens Hotel b-caf"ey 4ieAsi-
> nav te procured OF the undersigned
!}y order Of Committee q ArrlpseHcaJs
JAMES GRTDLEY. CEsirnan,5 - sass -
g.. 80 aErs sacreiarE. b PearI-.L az .t-lu
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SIuFt-. ut SF--TfedweI sTcs-- 90 -ad =
VI Sysfl.t rs i.or teoy. FIto..L or hand 4of
Il. ale ae very Ilye.i prc-s, ecaiPie:c al
extensive sl-rrr-at Mus, ccraPrlsn every variety
Purchasers y III d. Vel - ez--e PT-vtoGs 20 p1Iches-
IN rI--,xser- TREDNELL FROST.
- i,,s 30 aat - Pearl-st
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90 VALUABLE FARM or Country eMtor sale

-. TO ET' with or without steam power iooiHs 81
a:s o;,s Inc best h.ec OF any in The city. Inquire o.
r. - ~, j. LOCKE. 81 Aar-st
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, NJ. >Priee g =
w ,shltstcG n i5i0 Persons about tecorace iheif
houses ioi The hoa6ys would 90 well 70 cal and esa'-
81 LIE splendid ssscfLEsni7 81 peinLn- .Nef CO..
cciet lo-h.r IL painted by artists OF acAnu'S -c re-
can safely ssy cacro. % e.s4.e7i IN -
county an VIII te -ct a very s1a 81 se'' on ne
Original cost Tr.rulius 81 a.. kinds a. manufacturers
rf!ees sriiss vl .Ivsys SID employment siS-- ian
aer= sn aicp. dscuraons. cone n .yle aol % o sas
ps....! SARTOL K ORMSBEE
6It;y igrcr,srs aud Manufacturers.
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Maryland Peuiientiary,

NJ u GRiFsIN-G c,i!emen: In answer 10 yours OF lhe
h INST with spect the operation oi the Patent Heal
Generator PUT this Institution by your Nh sed3ufy
No lake pleasure stating that has uned our most
~ re expectations We had previous "a ~ erection
pc of the oliash;oued Furnaces, the consumption Of
watch durlus the working days of each week, "a
to- lbs. anthracite lump coal d. cot OF - per ION
Our assumption win SeaUJry Paten Hsa, Generator,
during number oil DAYS i 7ibi lbs OF pea coal
lie cost OF which s5 per sexual saving n the
gntr, ~ coal used Of 90 10. per wees nearly IL
per cent HE the saving IN the OF Goa! equal 10
SIS, per csui-niasin. within fraction, an aggregate
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-5~a-zI-EOH SALE III the OLD -taud No : Bar
g q s. clAy-,t. opposite tie Asof !ioHse variety
II RI n OF 81. d, Piano Forces. OF
u j Ioyery variety q: pattern, with oil the
modern improvements rosewood AID mahogany cases,
" ,f in very -pect 10 give satisfaction -ac.
JAMES THOMPSON
IL. HMM, n n..Ll .LL
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Y one n S1r5--.L T-plrs 5ltlEe-. n G--n---l=-
10 a.: pssckLse-s a.. WARMED good ascs Cn--rs
rr,tfc a.. -
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NENS-IoRk AND ERIE RAiLhUAD tonpa
: ny.-'Th- stockholders OF The Ncw-fork snd Ire
Ksroai Company hereby 1ots-d IhHl an ~ sitnL
OF Ten dollars Per share al shares on lca ~ pas
required 20 Be paid 81 he office o. TIE company 10
Ws!isl OF or before the i2Jh GEy " January, III.
Is order ci tie Board = Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary.
y 5-Suuscrhers rear Newbgfza are feql5.'ed ..
MAKE payments 10 Thomas c kio-, CASHIER o. n- fo'>t
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BOARD Gentleman aud l4dy. or single gentle
- men caa be accommodated 81 III good board had very
pleasant fn9r,- At 80 81 Whts--t where YOU VIII ind
p"g-nrt aud respectable home dbl
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fy'0 PRlNTERS.-for al A. low fi-es. A "a
Power Presses EIoa5e feeding a-il- -. l-.ie
Both rss-, re A. g-l A. Few. hzTiEs ceeo tloEoIE!y
rrcs2f-4. z HOE CO - - s-
d. e<DlW
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ne outward bound ships zurich .oI Essie aud II
- Fairlc& lor LNelpoo! have anchored 81 the SW sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-18

WASTED-STs rs.pec.a5ls Young N9-lsii y ~ 900
~ r.t7 ei-rec- situation 20 90 TIE homework Of
s-nz isi.v So bas lived three years sad * months =
ne as psscs she : good washer &C ifc1er. 49,
GOOD AIN cpok Please ca Al 80 - Hoa' og,-t coz
mr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-18

Farm of about $50 acres. S,ely owed oN HAtet
- Srinkerhof deceased situated on the bans u me
Hudson River opposite Newburgh about Two miles NORM
Of Eshkil Lsndns snd adjoninS the land OF Guhan &
N'.,-- -. 4 g,ff,N
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- MITH,, HoMLOPATHiC PaARVA1

Purchasers sccad therefore Re th. gusfd Lhe
the M--o Fun hes the signature Of Fabian Co Oh the
SrsPr-fs- and government stamp d l2i.ot
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--rs nav PrE-ISEEp.


RSELL. Ia- Broad say-
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;ANDs5s SYRUP CASTOR OIL

HAS The appearance u MIX 4nt i pleasant The
ki4-.e- Prepared and cold wholesale and retail by r.
y. SANDS. Druggist and Chemist, II James and ~
Thrs-svcal- Sold by z. u. Cuioa Boyeery cor Grand
: and ~ J L Coddingon, rs Buds1G-sG Mrs, Hayes.
Hr-t1Ityl - In
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Nessss, S. vrain and folscr arrived q, the Fort on
The Hsth Of October
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TOOkiN(. STOVES CaesP tcf CAs1-Ti -qec e.
X .or.zz.c, 4 Cos1F Stove, icl; l= I'D -5si-g ~
y-gse. rt ,.s - lhs.ued u l.r1t4ciorys >zla-
r1ad-f FC,-l,r iai ;9srek-t o-;Sssz R;vingtoc sEt
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General Notifies

u La Roy Sunderland has lie pleasure * an
souaciag HAL be W.: bis Ere-uasuisi I<e.ares
The Human So1, n Mechanics Hall. 81 Broadway
between Brooue Aai Prnce sts Monday, Tuesday We'd
nesdAr. Friday Aat Saturday OF The present AZ
P NJ NJ 5 viii perform numerous Ssrgioul Operst.sAs
wheG; pain, together VIII. series Of results produced
The minds OF the aa3eace-estaae grave mrihfa must
d. MTWE&S5cs'
q Eighth Ward Pioneer Henry Clay Club
The members or his Cub t5eIs the Hrst thsi orgsa-
!zed n me lnoal VIII give grand Bsl in
ton OF he ratification OF TIE Tresty OF Gaen the Apollo
the I7:h February. 49,. They hare made srrSn &c.
els vh distinguished artists already engaged
preparing the t-corsoas Fnr he occasion. IS
~ The {. n. senate OF I>42.-Tbe .1b.crtser,
respectfully announce that ther large uezZotilt engraving
time e published Those who cesir- 10 receive early
?ress:o5f are irTitsd % call a. he N:iond. hsJ dl-
sry s1d examine the engraving
aus isi' ANTHONY CLARK / co 80 Broadway
PILEs-INTERNAL on EXTERNAL.
- EmanarinS from regular Physician. Doct. IN
6oLpsBYs SsEcIFIC Gao be used with confidence IS "a
Internal remedy, pleasant take and perfectly safe
he most delicate cases male or female car De proved
BY reference 20 some OF our afsI citizens ohcc los Sss
Agencies-Lsdis. Depository So Broadway; Brookyn.
Mrs Hays l59 Fu.ton-st nS0 lrisecd
WIGS AND ToUPEEs.
e Decidedly the most perfect assortment Of
BATcHELoRS. w..< a.'' near BroSdwsy he also
manufactures 70 order al the saoriest notice r2s lis
BOUQUETS
II OF Choice, Rare and Fragrant Exotic
Flowers made IT style 10 please The tssuG;ous,
are 10 be had a. few hour, E0ice. OF JAMES HoGG,
nii SIN Scotsman. So Broadway.
20 Wafer Cure Housc.-Mrs. IL :. Cove cortin-
Ges 10 receive patients Al hes house 81 ren;st New
Mrs O. also viis ladies' and children their homes
gives directions for the Application OF Nster Curs ash II
~ T. j. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. 63
Wa-st New-forS- Uneurren' Money bought and sold !;
gold and silver exchanged and drafts collected. o. Il
Boys Clothing and made in the mos; fashioua
bic style So 6ros!wsy. stairs (opposl;e the Taher
nsciel hy MRS. Il. FREEMAN n9 2nis
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pubic, bat they deserve TO be kept before IL VIII
you read, men who talk 0: the opposers Of War as
sMexicans2
From me Ra,iua Go:e.,e Nor. 16, 1913.
The evils that viii be entaied upon the North
BIZ the admission of Texas into the Union incacula
BE great vast-beyond all human calculation.
The object and design throughout ia black ink-as
bitter hell No other reason on earth be assigned
for this Southern movement than determination 70
perpetuate that accursed institution which "a matter
of compromise acceded 10 By the North al the
time Of the adoption Of the articles OF confederation
II the south persist in forcing Texas upon the
suit IA evident 20 all. The consequences r1utarl
ous-to say nothing OF their ruin. May Providence
avert this calamity and Republic from dsun
ion. misery and destruction.
The most wicked vile God abandoned place o which
we have any knowiedge-its history would make the
very savage blush with very shame Some Off lynch
ers and marauders nave perpetated their crimes within
the United States and upon American citizens some Of
whom they nave murdered in cold blood in the most in
human manner. Yet there who desire 10 ei-
feet union between Texas and this country and II we
had not enough guilt and crime already upon our snou
ders We wish rather tina; could nx an IUpassao!e
gull between and its borders that @ breath OF pes
ence might reach shores Heaven save US
from union with Texas.
From Me Portsaouth IN. H Mercury. in Fall Of 1913.
These extracts We copy from Isaac Hi!l's paper
Ii il a matter of deep regret that our Southern
friends intend TO agste in the next Congress the CUES
ton of the Annexation Of Texas to our Union. il Is un
derstood that this is avorte project with Mr. Calhoun
But as ITS accomplishment might Prove iatal 70 our ife
INSTITUTIONS IL wiz De Solemn uuty o' INT -'0 ue'
Democracy to oppose it,
we shsh aoinl' AL communications 'ns' ~ asH''
AnneHaq - nj. r III. ~. H..
Inc DemocFauc papefs .. aeine anu W = - ai.p
project
nv Den!o.i acy "! 4,e '-''s anu VIE :" ~ ~
'oT ny "sh a, wa, ii11 ,i r -
the New Hampshire Gazette do not take with the Sorih
en- en- ,a1J. ~ "I4'S "I'' sO'' -
sitting AL ms arguments he only substance Il 'ha' We
want ie%as LOT great save mart -,--
Arisnoes advocates the annexation Oh leAns. hhoN
~, ',,', 80 i;,tt ssi,s y, enta;I tho r,,rsc
80 80 ,I,s 81 ,,r ,,ns,or,r yos The snneva,iCr
pI5 w. 10 as en- 80 o;Is ps ps1dora,s bov
~ " " 49, W 80
From ne Denocfdttc heet7e dW'i' 4eid-
Nor ought the Annexation to be made without
the consent of Mexico, her recognition Of her sue
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General Notitcs
- ~ - l ~ - -
svFERToR SYSTEM or wSiIIN
RRISTOW'S

svFERIOR SYSTEM or WHITING.
Cheapest and Best Instruction PsHHGHSair.
~ A Card TO the GenIc:neu,-Fhe possession OF
good Handwriting 10 the Merchant, The Clerk. and 81
persons engaged IN plac husues5 or prvuie lie, IS Of
such vast Importance. liht Mr. BRiSTOW views II an
of propreiy IN Submitting specimens OF hs style OF
teaching Jhe public a. his Acsd-iu-.
No. 3r3 BROADWAY, CORNER of DUhNE-ST.
assuring those gentlemen WHO may honor him with ;heir
confidence that notwithstanding tbs detects The stiffness OF
de:ormy Of their present writing. they have now IN eX
ceeui opportunity ofAcqur vi SrTniny and success
IN ONE COURSE 0E EASY LESSONS.
the freedom and handsome similarity of the Writng
iibed The Ladies' style 70 one of perfect beauty. deli
and very graceful Private Lessons given aud Fam
lies attended.
~ n B. The Day and Evening Glasses now open
ncn WI
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South ,Americn-New Greuada-Gen. FIores's
Expedition, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF Inc irloune
SANTA MARTHA New Grenada :. A Nov ~, lSi6.
The movements OF Gen Flores IN Spain are nm.
derstood here. and create great excitement and
hustle among the troops and people. The &C
counts received here correspond very much with
those received IN the L. s \. IL is added that
toe Spanish Government are giving MN picked
soldiers from their lines, an6 officers of great eXpe-
rence and ability.
The information on the subject howeveT. is proba'
bly, much colored by the disposition Of this race 10
eXaggerase but they say that Flores Will land at
Chagres with about 5000 troops-croSs 10 Panama
ami pass thence up the southwark to some iron
tier town OF Equador--efect landns-and fight his
way down 70 BoSotathc capital OF this Republic OF
New Grenada, situate 900 miles up the Rio Magda-
lena This route is said 70 be selected on account OF
itsheal,hiness .Sc for no European force can pass
u the interior through the Provinces bordering the
asibbesn Sea- and arrive at Rogots with half their
eSmber
he Departments are also fearing that their PreS
dent IS implicated with Flores. The movements of
tue government At Bogota therefore looked upon
"'al great suspicion and anxiety Flores il is said
may land and cut his way In the open plains-5ut
that when he approaches the woodlands and noun.
tsin.pasSes. he will be defeated.
Flour is sold here a, Sa7-oope IN ,nsrke.-s,
Maed limited. Flour Bread in this country is
deemed q sheer luxury--used oaly bv the wes,hy
The Republic OF New Grsnada, includ;ng me
State OF Ecuador, tEqustorl mss never been recos
nlzed by Spain F.
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No.. a., 1900 NJ - 7 -r.,l, .,.l, 10.
hnr ., ,h y,l a, hs ..lsr,;c for ION days MAST hiss
,-ned srS NOV be f,nN5 az rho ofsce nj tho Mn-,sI
Salty Insurance Comnsny vhere hc viii he bsnnv 70
Swe ANY ;nfoT,Ts,;on in hi: ,ossesson Tbere bodr
e nm elderly Gentleman cntomhed AT Noru.icn whirh
kas MOI hscn Identified and tbere arc ve, fen rerso
Known 10 have been on board who have not vet BEEN
found In tact no bodies have been found since SAB.
bath before last The cost Of Mr. Cunningham and
bunch OF KEYS belonging TO him have been recovered
leaving no oub, that he was on board but his body has
no, been discovered II is presumed that the missing
bodies remain connnea IN the isoies capi tae top Oh
"hlch leu GOVT upon 'ne, anu y ia. oee, Z Se. s,i
possible 70 &c. Gown 20 u paris u 'i''S were
esea ast We, m.ea s anu ',i.e " -, b sss,
~ - h s'a' "v 80 -, cp,sr.,,a Al br
NJ L. -, .,,,'ss5 The, 10 SrI y,rt was dow
nv any one rc.;dns IN ,b ;sa,d Th TWO srnack be-
fore ,cnrone5 wSos bo,,s was NO, csrtsiriy SHOWN
are supposed to have contained the thieves Some
OF the carpetbags had evidently been sashed open with
kuite. Mr.. : has home goods saved from the
wreck which have sold for SSQoO The bell still tolls
over the scene OF desoauon-,hs, psrt OF the wreck
10 which it is arsachcd happened 10 lodge in such po
shon tina, the bell supported out OF the water and
S S ~, VI ever! wsss slr,Ses 'S1ce ana SO nisa,
Rsilrosd Co,nnsnv b.rs 49, Lo .ssu
the efforts OF he sfhctes rs,;w ~ ,b a"
the owners OF the property. The Atlantic is broken
into three parts Soon siier the struck the ground
quits section OF Il broke OF, and dr,ed over ledge
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NEW BOOKS.
VIEWS A-FooT or Europe with knaPsacS and
Saii
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Ai-sTner and Mesmeristu. by Geo Bush.
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The Sacred Mountains For sale By
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NATURAL HISTORY OF NETWORK,
SET IL vols OF hi. valuable WORK Ia offered for sale
Nat less than the usual price AL the volumes are
colored IN the best manner w. n CORSWELL,
- Bedver.st
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- It's asserted that the most cordial good
feeling exists between Gen Scott and Gen Taylor and
tina, it is the express wish o the latter that Cen Scott
should take the command OF army in Mexico Gen.
5 ia believed have rendered the War Department the
most efficient services in the conduct Of the warhe
lines OF march the apportonElent Of the troops TIE
points OF attack &c. He goes Mexico il is said with
carte blanche from the Administration which asked his
counsel and promptly adopted il concerning iutlre op.
creations Charleston Cour. Friday.
~ We learn from the Salem Register that late
Hon Dudley D Pickman left $1,000 20 each Of the Ma
rine Societies of Salem-:he Salem Marine Rnd East
india Marirs-200 to the Sesmen's Widow and Orphan
Association, and other charitable requests Of a
more private character
The Quincy Patriot says that Hon. John
Quincy Adams viii be able ttko his seat in Con
grsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09
JOSEPH s. CLOSE s. 90.
WIN. T. JENNINGS & co. Draper. and rsAc

Wl. T. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and rsiicrs,
w Importers Of Cloths, Csssrneres NesEpgs. Fancy
Dress Articles kctn appreciation OF the success which
attended heir efforts IN catering for the community would
tender the upon the Of the Fall
Trade ths, will be their enieavor add TO ;he induce
men;s which have rendered. 81 Broadway THE ESTAB-
LlSHMENT al which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue commecd iaeri 10
tie economist For il the style and character Of the cloth
ting enabled TO furnish through the aid OF een'
corps OF cutters be found in the country 10 the
sequel 10 the attractions OF our moderate ehargea
A large assortment Of new goods Tor Fall and Winter
offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
Tweeds &c for Dress and Erocs Goats Overcoa Sacks
&c French, English and American Csss,mercs for pans
locus word reference this garment In which tss
experience has satisfied the many so S cutters eSces
trial this line IS especially solicited Mertno Velvet
silk and Satin vesnes IN variety The usual sssori-
Of ErsI quality Rea1y-nsds ovsrcoats, Original
Sacks Cloak. Dress Frocs Goats psnsloons. Vests
&c with choice o; Fancy Dress articles scsr,
Cravas, Hdktr. Gloves, suspenders. Shirts. Collars,
Sosous, Halt Hose. &c ssisu
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Long Island Train yesterday run over man
between Boston and Norwich and tot his head This
s:se ne Sound wheel brok ss,A.sea some hours.
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E'IRTH HALL, I FrsnSln-sIG are, and FIRTH, HALL
I POND, 239 Broadwsy-Cgily Polka, ny Allen Ood.
worth win coored vgnete, g plain yignete p
cts Jenny Lind Polka by Dodworil- Both Of the above
are PLAYED Dotyvorth- Correct Band Once only let
me speak Gong by Miss T0rry-l3 Les Topases
Mo- Trois Reser-s MeancoiiGu-s by Erancols HunI-a
-25 cts Original RedOwa Walk, by Julien, with COL
orei vigu-tte-5o cents VIII DC published coon, Dod-
yvor,.s and Santa Claus Guadrles both
Songs. n1yls