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NyHE subscriber respectfully informs his numer-
\, - GUS customers and all others who wish to pur-
chase anything in the Boot Shoe line of the very
best workmanship and materials and at the lowest
prices that he still continues the business at his old
stand, on Pennsylvania avenue near the corner of
tenth street. He has made arrangement for the man
ufacture and purchase Of work which will enable
him to furnish every variety of Boots and Shoes,
for gentlemen, ladies' and children, on the very best
terms. All work of my own manufacture warrants
ed, as to quality and fit
VIM. MOORE.
Il NIB All persons indebted to the late firm of
Moore g. Douglass are requested, to make immediate
payment otherwise the bills will have to be putinto
the hands Of an officer the business Of the late
firm must be settled up. s,s4g
III go @ VIM MnnDE
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HUMBUG rs THE ORDER OF THE
4at if6 9sal8ltee DAY. 4ag9aib"ata
t" A palpably true saying, for what is the use Of
advertising the truth, when the. public are 10th to
appreciate thu difference" This IS in the mouth of
almost every one nowadays, as we'll us
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The Southern Mail.

We regret that such arrangements cannot be ac-
compished between the Postmaster General and
the Camden and Amboy Railroad Co AS to ex.
pedite the arrival Of the Southern Mail in this CITY
That mail now arrives in Philadelphia abou, 3 A. NJ
and could be made TO reach New.York easily by 10
A. N. by which arrangement merchants and busi
ness men Of our City could be much assisted IN the early
prosecution Of their ssrs with Southern correspond
ents and the public generally be in much earlier com.
msad OF interesting intelligence
We understand that Mr.. Thomson. the President Of
the Company proposed time since, to the Depart
nent TO start train with the mail from Philadelphia =.
O'Clock A. NJ 90 that II might reach NewYork by the
tims hours OF business commenced here To this prop
osition the Postmaster objected and learn &C
count OF some additional expense necessarily TO be in
Cured thereby TO the Department whereupon Mr..
Thomson offered the OF the road the Department
staiously, iii would run the locomotive At its own ex
psnse TO this also the Postmaster demured aud for the
same reason
IL deeply to be deplored that these two osr. have
not come 10 etectud understanding on the ,uh,sc,
We have no doub, II the Postmss, General wous >,
sai.h of his unnecessary opposition 70 Railroad.
as agents for the transportation OF the Mais the md,
eious change could DC carried out and even II be srn
persst in his objections. no, without hope ,Ast
the ente1prsng President Of the Company viii adop,
some measures to objec. very desrsbl< 10
The public II large.
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Remarks on the Ab0ue
Very respectfully

Unwilling TO refuse hearing to the writer Of
the above, yet unprepared to open our columns to
n general discussion of the expediency of nomin.
ating this or that Wing for next President, Will
briefly say;
l. That we agree with correspondent In his
utter detestation of the War on Mexico, its pre-.
texts and It's objects and that Gen Taylor is
tsinly not our choice for the Wing Presidential can
didate--But then
g. Should we ultimately be compelled to choose
between Gen T. and any Loco Foco who will pro-
badly be nominated we are very likely 10 choose
the latter.
g. 1t seems to us unwise and perous 20 canvass
the claims of any Wing in the spirit manifested by
our correspondent. If we. who utterly detest the
War and condemn Slavery, unite in declaring that
we won't vote for any Wing who is STAKEHOLDER
O, has fought in the War do we not repel many
thousands from the support Of our candidate, in
case Wing Of our faith shall be nominated ,
Is it either wise or needful to do this Is there
not more excellent wayf
T. We cannot assent to the assumption that
every STAKEHOLDER is necessarily hostile TO the in.
terests Of Northern Free Labor. How can we,
knowing as we do HsSRY CLAY Nor will we
refuse to vote for Whig candidate simply be.
cause he is Slav eholder.
S Neither does it seem Just to us to hold vet
eran officer of our Regular Army in any sense re
sponsible for the horrors and crimes of this Mexi.
can War. Say il you viii that the soldiers is q
bad trads--that the eminent success IN il does
not entitle to prove man qualified for exalted
civil ststion-that any man who will engage u
kill or be killed at the order Of his Government
evinces moral obliquty insensibility TO hold
an Army officer responsible for the justice of the
War in which the Government employs him is
surely unwaranted. Our Government and its
supporters are the slaughterers OF the Mexicans
TO charge il on our soldiers would be as absurd
to blame the swords and bullets whereby the
slaughter effected.
g. The assumption that Gen. Taylor is intention.
ally fighting to extend Slavery. or that the Wings
Of the South desire the extension Of our Slavehod.
ing territory. is not supported by any facts within
our knowledge. That the Wings Of the South OBJ
iect to the adoption Of the Wimot Proviso is but
natural; bat that they generally want no Mexican
or other Foreign territory added to this Union i,
known to us, aud We think it must be to our
correspondent The distinction between Slave.
holding and seeking to WELD the power OF the
Federal Government for the extension OF Slavery is
vital one. and should not be lost sight OF.
fEd y,-,S
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sASoss sAEsAPaRILLA-The following certificate IL on.
ysnothe INK In the grea,ehain Of testimony TO lrs rner
Let the afflicted read AMI be convinced What done
one VIII DO again NEw'YoRx, April Is, Iss7.
Ge"iieea Having long been afflicted with de-
oiiy weakness, oss Of appetite &c and receiving no
o7neh' rom The various remedies prescribed In
aueed about three months since your
pafua now have the pleasure Of informing you thalils
en-c have been attended with the happies results in
storing my health and induced to add my testimony 10
e Macy oilers you already possess OF s merits, and to
hose desiring farther Information, will personally give
The particulars Of my case and the effects Of this nyalua
be medicine by calling Al 2s5 Bowery, New-York.
Yours respectfully, JANET MCINTOSH.
This cerli6es that Miss Janet MeInIosh Is known TO me
mher Of the Church in good standing and worthy
OF confidence j. 5. SPENCER,
Pastor Of he ID Presby terrain Church, Brooklyn.
Prepared and sold wholesale sad retail, OF A. B. Gp
SANDS, Wholesale Dusgsls, 100 Fulton e. corner Of
WiIAm-st 27s Broadway, sod n Eat Broadway, New.
Yors. Sold also % DUggss generally throughout the
Opissd ssses Price u per e0ale, O0slss for ~
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Thing. in philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, May T.. =
The Markets are without change today, Flour
on the spot s. and g. g and for delivery in week 81
IS. Prime red Wheat o. s. white g. S. moderate
sales white Corn 95 ~ yellow "a 10 IS Corn Meal
is stiff in price At, 80 from small supplies No change
in Groceries or Cotton and no movement in prices.
James Cox this morning elected President Of the
Lehigh Navigating Company and Gus Ammidon Ireasu
rer.
SALES or srooKs-Fira Board asd Aftg.-lOO Z :
Bk 81 $40 State IS 55i $500 do S. 30 10 Fem 4
Copper Co. % 20 DO do do 2ii 100 Reading. IS, 30
400 Girard. Ia ! Union Canal ~, 10 Beaver Meadow
q IS do DO 80 90 Femn Copper Co. "a 10 325 Le
high Coal scrip &c $4,000 Nsvn 81 l-o5 20 5000
: SIS. 1851 l06i $50 Neshac Cop Co. IS = 50 Ale
ghsny do do. III DO Reading POI $500 L ; Bank
Notes u $500 state Sc de, - 10000 pr CT 7
Ms l0i; 5000 L : O.. l-61, loot.
Seoond Board and AftG-5 Union Can. 40 p Harris
burg s. 3ii s. Fin Copper Co. b5, -. 100 Reading
b5. 80 800 LehEh 60 IS u Philad and Tren RRd,
l29 5000 State IS "a 500 Lehigh Int 64i 500 ;
6s Sc lO5i 500 Texas 10 per CT BIDS 25 1000 Reading
BIDS, IA IS Coal Scrip Lehgh, 60 80 Neschanc, 4
$1,000 state Sc . ds ~.
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Ga Monday, ID inst THOMAS KIRBY. IN he a.,
year Of his age.
His relatives and friends are invited 70 .,,ns III. -
raj this May 5th) sfernoon st O'Clock from HI. III,
residence No 2Ss Broome-st His remains viii 3. -
10 West Farms for inierment
On Tuesday morning sitter short Illness WILLIAM
A eldest son Of Alexander and Marian Hewitt al -
City In the Goth year Of bis age.
His friends and those Of the family resDec,f.g,
invited 70 attend his funeral from bis ate resdepo
No 45l Pesrl.st b morrow Thursday morning Al IA
o'clock His remains will be taken 70 the OrArse en-
etsry New-Jersey.
Yesterday, FRANCES < WING. in the iih ysas o,
her age.
Her friends snd those Of her sister Mrs Crsry are
respectfully requested 10 attend her funeral hi. sfbr
noon at Al from the residence Of her sister NJ y Fourh
81 without farther invitation.
At Buffalo on the 10Th inst Mrs MARGARET \. ST
JOHN widow OF the late Gsmsliel - John. m the 81
year Of her age Of The early s.tters % hal Psc
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TsK VIVID WAeos.-We lean from csp,.,
Douglas Of the steamer J. j Hardin down ys.,ss,
from the Missouri river thst a trial bsd -, ~
previous n his departure from lndep.ndspee =, -
Wind Wagon" which hss been under eop.,,.,.,ss
there lie did not witness Its Performance bot .s,S
from Gentlemen who were present TIA, IL. pr.ef.-sr
lily ~As fully established and. indeed thoss 81 -,
messed II were ss,onished At the speed STAINED ~,
the entire usefulness OF the invention ~
81 iou.. Revenls
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PHILADELPHIA, May 4, lea

Advices from Brazos to the 22d inst report Gen.
Taylor still at Monterey all quiet Father Rey
and private Carson have been murdered. Nothing
from Vera Cruz
The steamboat Ambassador was destroyed by
fire below Pittsburgh last night loss $4,000, part
insured
Seven or eight hundred tons freight were lost on
Saturday at Dayton. Ohio. Three large pork houses
and seven stores were burned, and large quantities
Of bacon wheat and produce destroyed loss est
mated at $50 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05
Whig Di.trIct Couventiop.

The Whig Electors Of the Counties composing The
Second JasaeiaI Dia Of this State are requested
send delegates corresponding with their epresent
noa in The Assembly 10 meet in Convention al the Or
ange Hotel in the village OF Newburgh. the slerenti
day Of May OF that day Tor the purpose Of
nominating four Judges Of the Supreme Court FOR said
District
Others no. delegates friendly TO the above sAl and It's
OBJECTS also invited stend and take advisory
part with reference 10 the proceedings.
ROBT. q. RANKIN,
NATHL. DUBOIS
JOHN A. CROSS.
Committee Of late ID Senatorial District
myl 2swtMy II D&a.sWkIty
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GOVERNMENT HOUSE. I'reztoa, y. 10 per
sons stopping short tine in Trenton desiring de-
hsa'iul Summer boarding place his house IN the Jer
seq Capital offers many attractions. Pleasantly sifu
Aed IN the center Of the city eonmodious and airy its
cleanliness and quiet proverba under is Presen. inde-
iAnsaoe And popular hostess Mrs Pitcher table abun
aaai and choice and servants attentive i hAs al the
comforts without the disAgreeabe appendices Of ho-
TEL An omnibus runs from the door to the ct each
Arrival and departure
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Opening of the Port Of Lisbon.
Department Of state. WAsHrSeroS. Nav 3 l.

Department Of state. WAsHrNGroS. May , ls47.
The following information, received AZ this de-
psrtnent from the Legation OF Portugal is pub
shed for the benefit of those interested In commerce
with that country.
The Portuguese Government has opened the port Of
Lisbon for the admission until the 3oih Of June next OF
y 90 moyos-ssy about 10000 oushels-of foreign
Wheat In Grain Jour subject only to the duty
as Portuguese Wheat and Flour"
There IL also great scarcity Of bresisuf. In the lei
and Of Madeira and great suffering among the poorer
inhabitants Of the high prices Of Grain and
Flour" Union
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
eur Arms everywhere Triumph ant.
Erorn the f-uiou

Wehave the pleasure OF publishing at last, some
thing ike an Official account Of Donphan victory
MONETARY. Mexico. April Z l-i7.
DeaT Msj0r We have Just received the oti-i.l &C
count Of the capture Of ChihushGA BY Col D0niphan
with go Missourisns He met the snemy At Sscramen-
To- twelve miles north Of the city and dispersed them
Immediately killing and woundng several hundred and
taxing pieces Of artillery Our loss Is ssid 10 be only
three or four. Fery sincerely
D HUNTER, Z. :. Army.
Ma LLoTD J. BEALL. PaymA'ter {. :. Army, Maia-
un0rus Mexico
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~ OLIVER & BRorHER Plain and Ornamental
Pnners corner Nassau and Fulton su are prepared 10
execute cards circulars blLheads blanks LABEL, hand
bills, showbls posting bills bylaws psmphets &c Al,
snort notice Low prices, snd In the best style.
hEMoyALs-Personse changing their places OF business
are invited to gTe them call Country merchants are
invited TO an examination Of their splendid style Of
show-bills. nj a..
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PIRATIcAL BRIG.-The schooner Thos. Hooper
Capt Green, arrived yesterday from St Annes Bay ia
mscs On the 18th OF March latitude 800 IL longitude
72', at A. NJ ship crossed her wake nearly within
hail and by signal given on board it supposed al
was not right At g. says Capt Green, esped sail
our lee beam, which Immediately gave chase. She
proved to be low. black hermsphrodite brig She
reared us 50 that We could plainly distinguish her
crowded decks She also appeared to be well armed We
have every reason to suppose that she pirstca
vessel She continued the chase until P. NJ when she
was keeping of for swedish bark. We carried 8
heavy press of canvass all night The next morning
chase was ssern, but owing to the superior sailing
OF our vessel we lost sight Of her at - NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

FARTHER REDucroS.-GoLD PENS. Y. SAVAGE
sells gold pen for Is cents. The 81 IS Bagey pens
for 81 So Also magnificent pen for s. which is the
best and chespes, pen in the city Levi Browns pens
genuine, At reduced prices. Don. mistake the number
% Fulton.st
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Wei. Pumps and Lamps. James Van Dyck; City Col
ector. James A. Morris and Charles Kelsey, Jr Clerk
OF Market Elisha B Morrell' heeperoi Market Daniel
p Annlsg.,s Printer 20 Corporation Henry A. Lees
(of the Advertiser Inspectors Of Psvernsnts. John
Ksnshaw and Nicholas Cornell; Keeper Of the City Phi
son. James Boyd Jr.i Corporation Newspaper Dsily
ksgle and star
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Business Notices.

u GENrS gives notice in consequence of altering
bis store he is obliged to in his rear building
the entrance TO which Is through the hall door His
toners will ind the usual full assortment.
in. GENIN, 2l4 Broadway.
myi 5ds' opposite 81 Pa1ls
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Court CaIendar....T afs Dav.

supEaIoR CorRr-Nos l, .. s. TO- H. IS. 10, Il,
Is -
comMox PLEAs-Nos Is. q. a. 70, u. 2ss 20. 80 IS
40 a. a. a. 20 70
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

r. The Illumination does not seem TO get on
well in the City Of Churches At the meeting Of the Com
Council on Monday evening Aid spinder tried to
get hundred dollars appropriated to lighting the public
buildings tie occasion but il could III DO done The
indignant Alderman then offered another resolution di
reeng the messenger Of the Board all the candle
s;umps Ina; might accumulate In and abou, the city
buildings between the presen, time and that OF the lu
mns,on TO be given 10 patriotic citizens and used for
the glory Of the city but laid on the table BY
vote Of 10 10 J. The Adrerris announces the follow
Ing SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE ILLUMINATION
AID Underwood, On " .....sl
te1oy 'eenry -----------...------.-.. l2{
:. y esnoiee-- .-.---.---------.-.--.-
According to this the prospects Of high time over in
Brooklyn are uncommonly brilliant
The following are the leading appointments made IN
Monday evening BY the new Common Council.
President Of the Board, David A. Bokee cls,k "a
ward Copeland street Commissioner Jobn n 7 an
renee Treasurer John $. Doughty; Controller. C =
Bet,s Counsellor, Jsmes Humphrey; ATTORNEY. Rich.
ard lnzrahsn Health Physician, Charlie, s + Good.
rieb City Irsp ctors, Major G. Mix and WIN Hexett
cry Accountant stephen Il cshOOns inspectors Of
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The CnEIKs.-Rev. Robert Laughridge. Mis-
sonsFy suoog the Greek Indians passed through this
place week or two since his way the upper part
OF this nation We credbly informed ihsi be in
search OF lumber for couple OF buildings TO be occu
pied a. Manual Labor Schools among that people The
government has inside provisions ioT them Tney TO
be sufficiently connexions for the accommodation Of
one hundred pupils each Oae of these schools il to Be
under the direction Of the Presbytersns the other the
Methodisis- hearty greeting 10 our neighbors and
brethren the Muscosoes We have long been convinced
that they want but the encouragement become Of
the most interesting nations. Thsy are naturally in
dGstrious. hig Z minded people. Cherokee Adv.
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The Wing Electors Of the several Counties Of this
State requested to appoint many Delegates they
are entitled Members of Assembly to meet In syrs
cuse the 18th day Of May inst to nominate suitable
persons be supported for the oces Of Judges and
Clerk of the Court OF Appeals IN this State. Albany May
], is41.
J. L. scHOOLCRAFT L. G. B CANNON
JAMES HORNER J. ;. THAYER
JAMES KIDD. SETH e HAWLEY.
HI HAYNER CHAs. P. KIRKLAND,
State Central Committee.
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" HUGH MAXWELL has resumed his profession. a.
Codnseior-at-Law, Ia connection with his SOD JoHs
MAXWELL, Aitornsysrd Solicitor, their Office ELEVEN
WALL~sT. s1I so6tc.
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~ Coon DAAoSD POINTED GOLD Pass IN cases for
only 81 Warranted Bsgey Pens for 81 IS and all other
styles Of Gold Pens equally cheap sold wholesale and
REAL BY J. w. CREATION 4 Co. u Cedar.st
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myt 5ds.

~ KNOX l2o Fulton 81 is now prepared 10 supply
MS patrons and the public with bis elegant Spring Hats
a. nWkFu
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Correspondence of The Tribune.

DEERrARg. May |, ls47
| send the return Of the Excise Election in this
town and the town OF Chester, my former residence
Deerpsrk poed last year l5s votes for No License 1919
for License this year 274 for License 1853 for No Ii
The vote is enormously sweled this year
count of the building OF the Railroad through this town
and numbers voted who did understand the bearing
of this great question. Several No License refused
TO vote because the law general law. large
majority OF the OF this undoubtedly In
Of free trade in this business and opposed to
ceHsssnd monopoly In Chester the which gave the
smallest majority for No License last year gives the
smallest majority for License THE The stood last
year las for License $50 for No License this year loo
for License, l53 for No License, indicating not much
change in this town. The election we'll contested
both years, and polled full vote. The rumsellers
spent their money freely, aud the victory in this
cost them not less than nifty dollars. beside Oss Of
wear and tear OF conscience They don't appear be
satisfied with their cAiid, Temperance Law and
order is bound TO succeed yet Pm.