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TOR SALE OH RKyT--Two houses ON 9Th, between
Il L and "a north large tro-sfory new brick
cellar and back buildings, pump OF excellent waiei
in yard, large SIDE lot attached The other
frame, stories HIGH with back building containing
eight rooms For terms, Apply TO 4 SOAES-
May 19-r Until On the premises.
rT,HRxE-PLx assa s~sraas e.rp~ss~g. designs
Il and superb quality, this day received.
Aiso style Of r~ied and plain Venetian carpcung
fu halls and steps
VERY rugs and large zs printed baize crumb cloths
with rscn borders
An OF which WIN be sold accommodating terms by
P. II HOoE GO.
Nov I-2wif
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,OAI COAL-Eyery variety, OF The best quality, adapt
~ ed in kinds and sizes 10 the several uses.
For sale nj the wharf, end of 18th street, the
late residence of Gen Van Ness, deceased-
Nov l7-Aaw6w Il NJ DERINGER-
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Washington, D. C., Nov. s-daw
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From Professor Mott Of Nev York, awd Others
/ The undersigned have examined DIR. Bannng's novel
views the mechanical pathology OF many affections OF
the viscefa and believe them be highly interesting and
worthy the Of the medical profession
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex. b. VI hitting,
]. kearney Rodgers H. Mclean
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Bonds and mortgages real estate in the cities
Of New York and Brooklyn, valued AT double
the amount loaned thereon S55l,sS ~
Stocks of the Unitcd States and OF the State and
cify of New York i1os555 ~
Tlsr,oste in Bank Of New York li,s96 81
Cash on hand and in hands Of agents $3.50 81
Sf7oy5o Is
Ieuct losses not vet presented ion payment 1000 90
Nett accumulated fund S4S2.s50 Is
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c.,,,-,ov ~ no,Rp rHE NEw.YoKx.-Pro-

cot1ArroS on Board the NEw.YoRK-Pr0-
er,s, of tie Art Of SiPbuadiHg ~ Ne'c- fork-
IF N, (Jlae,f Szip-oraers "a NE UmoH.-Tbe
following extract Of letter from gentleman IN
Nev.york to his friend in Paris refers to these
points
rb.va particular pleasure 10 introducing 70 your &C
,,sln,anrs Captain LINES Commander OF the masniD'
cent Packet Nsw YoRK. on this her mrs, UP ~ INC e
10 Hsvre for which she was built you viii DC Psess.
% hesr 40 directly from friends who cnerisn sucn 0V'
All ard ssectionste regards for you and yours
We had the pleasure 70 be OF the party OF Cspr Lne
ss. On the agreeable occasion referred 10 IN the IN
,~d notices, and can testify that thsy are N 90 respect
overcharged in reference either 10 'ne Gull, ~ ,
.,ns,b accommodations OF the ship or the courtesy
hish personal merits and professional character OF inc
Gentleman and the sailor to whom she Is eentn''eo
o. niyht NOT be unwilling be IL said, en- PdssdHf
thst the improvements which have been ense,so, N1nu
,,- collection and mine in our naval architecture rs
r.. rs di.nayed ia this snd other ships In this line.
shoud be taken the measure OF our progress IN 'ne
i5n.,sl Arts generally 10 proof OF our great advance.
men, IN this particular department II may DC mentioned
that Mr. BELL OF the owners OF the New OK "ss
o,rarned In the first regular line OF Packets between
NsxYork and Hsvre established ~ late as 1917, with
bip. ofrom 80 to 300 tons only Since then they have
hen enlarged frst 70 500 then 10 30 and nov" as IN
this ship 10 600 tons which Is as large as can wei en-
ter the port of HaTre while the expense OF building ana
,ng ont remains in about the proportion as at the
commencement say 500 10 every ton. Their speed mas
been increased with their length
Mr. BILL is a hearty oc.ogensrisn-has been snip
owner here for sixty years-wss among ne most sheer
mi f The company on this occasion. and inquired sier
go. With llvelv interest You may remember the old
Gentleman as one OF the few II not Tue only one OF 'he
Countless friends Of your venerable and snened isther
whom he could end time 10 favor Win nls VSsnpy a.
an ~ fr,uifl, dinner during his soourn in NewH oIs
T,vcrs tme-to be remembered, however now WIN
mingled feelings Of pleasure and Of sadness Les
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Manhattan of IudRes

The Wing Judicial Convention for the First Dis
trict met last night with no other result than an
adjournment to Monday evening next The Tam
many Convention also made 10 nominations and
adjourned to Friday evening. The Committee Of
the Bar was more successful In place Of Messrs
SANFORD, Ogden and Noyes who had declined
the nomination as Judges of the Supreme Court
and of Mr. Murray Hoffman for the Superior Court
they yesterday made the following nominations
For Supreme Cout-Chief Justice JONES, JOIN sLos
SON and WIN MITCHELL, In connection with Judge Ed
MoNps
For Superior CoHyt-Lewis Ii. SANFORD instead o
Mr.. Hoffman, go tina, the nominations now are Judg
OAKLEY. JOHN DUR and yice-ChanceLor sANpFosD
For Common Pleas-The three Judges now in 70
District Attorney Mr.. MohEoS.
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" CLEAR CosPLExIoS-DIsEk,Is OF Tns sA -.
At ths, and indeed every other srasoo, the SAN
repulsye In appearance, csused, In eight esses os y
by The atmosphere and what 10 oflso supposed "
disease Of the Blood, 10 simply disease q ne "a,
some Of The thousands who IAke purg alive med So,
and useless sarsspariia were 10 on tben sAn 90
ening and clearing Balm, that opens The pores - ~
The skia, and causes healthy perspirtfon, DC ~
never 90 dsngured with Pmplss, Freckles sano..
and Morphe~ Tho true and getuioe Jones iIssn }, ~
The akia clear and beautiful IL aels 90 ssothinsV SAYS
may be used on infsnls with the greatest ssisy rs
clans use Il 10 cases Of scuIyy sFyspesas, 49, -
when every other remedy has failed Ssh GvSH
We Amsyiess Eagle " cssshaRst W"s
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Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHIL ApRLPMA May 20, Is47.
For the FIRST time this season we have a real, out
spd.out I'D anddown Msy day nged with the prophetic
sultripess Of June and Favored with ripe cherries
Strawberries are not merely IN iro but N ssss PAR
EfysoS serves them CRIME in the most delicious ms
ner AT levy the dish.
The Episcopal Convention gets on slowly enough-not
having az yet completed lis organization The three
sessions of yesterday and two Of to-day have thus lar
Amounted 20 but very little.
The new paving Of Walnut-st below Dock with cubi-
cal stone blocks Is going brsky This splendid pave
ment s 10 cost s. per square yard and Will last from
twenty 10 ffty years. Rubble-stone pavement which
cost. 81 per square yard will last With good usage one
year Here il hint for your city fathers
The Academy of Fine Arts, having now got fairly
under way. is ihronged day and night. 80
SALES OF STooEs-Frs Bodrd-3 Girard, u; :.
Pennington %; 81 900 6s '67. 1914 $500 Lehigh NJ
Loan s9t g 900 Reading Bonds, 72t $1,000 County
c. go d.. l02 81 900 Schuylkill Nav os % - siUV'
Leh,gh NJ Loan s9i 5000 Treasury Notes, o. lOSf
900 Gir.rd cash l2s 80 Reading, s. 90 100 DO b. ~
81 600 wnin ston 6s SIT 100 Girsrd l2s lOO heaaing
2e,: $1,000 Wilmington g. S74; 100 Reading - Wv
schuyknl Nav s. 76i 80 Pennington IS =; 2Oy Mesh
annie 9 50 Reading S. 2o: $1,000 Schuylkill Nav BE
'56 76 5000 Reading Bonds, - $1,000 DO 50, ~ It
Reading b. oct 100 Allegheny Cop l7.i ~ do' Ii y
Girard, -. ..,,,, -. =,
Second Board-lo0 Glrsrd. l2i $1,000 Lehigh S. "a
- OOO suso Canal Bonds b5 67i; l40 Grsrd, l2ii SO
Schuvlkin Nav 6s '65 s5 $500 : Losn, 81 POI So
Lehish Mort set; 8 900 Loan. Sc, 50, 81
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Business Notifies.

THERE GOOD HAT CoMISo KNOX, IL Fulton.
has Just opened for public inspection unequsled
stock of Summer Hats and Caps at his well known es-
tsbishment In the Sun Buildings, the shady aide of
Faltonst just step from the heat dust turmoil and
confusion Of Broadway. Everything about bis eele-
brsted store 10 cool and comfortable but his hats are re-
msrksbly and in addition to these indispensable sum
mer qualities they unite in eminent degree, other
qualities desirable at all seasons /. iehtne" cheap
meas elegance novelty. snd heightof fashonsbleness
The proprietor viii take quite 40 much pleasure In
showing as 10 selling his beautiful hats although for the
sake Of the public, and from feelings Of pure philsn
.hropy he would be glad TO see every In the cit,
with one Of them on his head my2l TuTb&slm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

CuBA-Ld Patria Of the 18th says that the mill
tary preparations going on in Cuba have reference soe
IL to the internal affairs of the island and especially 10
the discipline Of the regular troops there 1t seems tha
Gov ODonnel intends to march two bodies OF soldiers
BY different roads through the Island for the purpose oil
military d.pl.y and exercise and tina, the hnngs which
have been spoken OF an Indicating something alarming
were nothing out of the ordnsy course OF proceedings
on such occasons.
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PA Broadway, opposite 81, paul .

PATENT CmP AND Woop BAXEs All who are q
want OF q Summer Baker are invited 10 csl and exsa
inc CoSr & CARAVANS Patent II will stand In the frs
place and make dirt. !, 10 intended to burn chips
wood the air tight principle, making saving Of hsi
the fuel used Ia any other. You can bake, boil and l
the time, 1t having all the advantages of MOD
cook II Is warranted in all cases to bake
The public are invited call and anime the article.
before purchasing elsewhere. Sold wholesale and rs,s
byN cORT, 50 Bowery, NY. mysl n
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

II The Union" has a continuation OF dis
patches illustrative Of the battle Of Cero Gordo-
These Official narratives contain no facts Of suf-
cient novelty interest to require theirtranscrip
ton to our paper. They proceed from Generals
Worth. Patterson and Pillow, and from Colonies
Harvey and Baker
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Judicial Nominations-LO

YIN District. Convention at Norwich, May Il
HIRAM GRAY, Chemuug; VIII sHASKLANn Cortland
l.. B. MoREHoUsE. otsego; CHAs. MASON Ms olson.
vim District Convention at CanAndaigua
May Is
SAML J.. SELDES, Monroe; I. X. STRONG. Wayne
JARED Wilson. Ontario. JAMES X. TAY toR, Yates.
lStepben CO.--Andrew g. Chatield, Judge and
Surrogate.
Error-ln lid District yesterday for 7. 10. Hogeboom
read Henry Hoaeboom.
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DENAPoLIs, Ala 2sth March, ls47.
DEAR SR Your last dated Macon, 18th ult came
duly 70 hand. was tnen daily expecting the MIL oet
did not receive until the 18th inst Since then made
fair trial and need tell you that found II every
thing you recommended 1t to be- and more too ground
nearly aid sy the Of bushels per hour OF
o. r. soRTwRLL.
This Mil was propelled by steam
Manufacturd by c. ROSS s. co.
Office I42 Fu,on-st nrs, floor in the rear
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- Extra fine Young Tyson Tea at IS cents bea
quality 0olong 50 cents; fine new Gunpowder sna
Young Hr,on at so eta per h.. good oolons Re B.s1
and Green do 2s per ID best Crushed Sugar 10. cts
best White Havana cts; good Brown do and Cd
per h. old Java Coffee Of the finest favor al 2 cent.
per b. very good do. he for 81. Families from tie
country about purchasing invited to call At Ii,
wholesale and retail stores Of J. o. FOWLER $50 ana
42s Greenwich and 70 Nesey sts.
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e. A fsnltless figure loses hsfn charms uoe"
surmounied by classcay formed brow and hesHl..,,
white and clear sAin- Any lady may posses Tie forus
u.ing Goursuds Poudres Subiles. Witch viii efsnc.
ell s1pcrfgous hair from the forehead and temples
~ mage; and the " white and clear skin, ~,
Known easily bs atsinsd by The Of ooers
mxiehl-ss Italian aedieated Soap, which VIII iais.s
remove every yestge Of Ian, &c. These prepsfsl.s
Dr. ftLIx OouRAup, can only be had o. VI Wsihsr~
my2D p
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IIlinoi. Constitutions Conve n.lon.

The following is complete list OF I he Delegates
recently chosen to the Convention D revise the
Constitution of the Sucker State It. viii be seen
that the parties stand "A Wings to sc Locos, but
several of the latter are irregular, or what the Hi
nois State Register Loco terms 'WoG Demo
Uhi1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

~ The Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad IS
completed nearly to Bridesburg the track having been
reaid with very heavy rail rolled at the Trenton
Mills Of pattern altogether new when inc r9eu !.
co,eted and the trains make their usual speed this
line viii connect with the morning line for New York ey
which means Philadelphia passengers viii be abe 20
get in New-York at 81 o'clock In the morning Inis
"''' - ~ Newark Adv
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nae Court are Illegally summoned By Policeman, when
the Law requires service By Constable ana ne says
they not bound 10 serve Otherwise "esneu.o nse
10 iuou WREN Jurymen In our City are 10 oe decenuy
paid To be two days earning shilling and then uss
i 70 eos you can make elsvea obsnsss req
sonsee rsthsr overbalsncss The honor OF ssrvas us
pubHe md leaves yoz decidedly ept OF Psefs
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DIAMOND PoINrEo GoLD PENs-GStar REDVe 7ros =
J. Y. SAVAGE, % Fulton-st, Is selling Diamond PoIn'ea
Gold Pens from Al to 81 silver Pencil ineloeed TIE &
Pens are luxury indeed. Having been successful 1,
bringing The God Pen into general use. his Pens VII b
found A. low q, any other house ia the trade.
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Judicial Nominal ions-Anh-haf.

III IkLEThdPH
ALBANY, Thursday May %.
md District The Anti Rent Convention as
sembled at this place today, and nominated tor
Judges in this District,
IRA HARRIS AMASA J. PARKER.
WIN b. WRIGHT, MALBONE WATSON.
Two from the Wing two from the LOGO ticket
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
eY ELECTRIC TEL c RAPH
Prom the Brazos- Massacre Of Twenty-iour
Mexicans.

PHlIADELrtuA. may ~
By arrivals at Newt Orleans from Brazos we have
received intelligence 10 the 9th inst. There is no
thing interesting from Matamoros or any OF the
poipts on the river. From Monterey there is pam
fol news. II consists Of the massacre, by our own
troops, oftwenty -four Msxicsns. The cause OF this
act is said to have been the coldblooded murder OF
g volunteer. Gen. Taylor was still encamPed at
the " alnut Springs.
At Baltimore Howard ST. Flour sold for 90 and
City Mil. held firm a, % Good Western brands 'oid
nSs Corn at los 10 1921 2 bush
In Plttsburg Flour sold at 6 So There is only ,
fse, inches water in the Ohio q, that place.
Markets.
Ezv-ORLEAS., Thursday, May Is.
There is no change 10 notice in the Cotton mar
Ike, Sugar is steady Molssses is quoted dull Flour
Is 81 , bbl with sale. 10000 bbls. Corn - cents
Prime red Wheat u, with sales $1,000 bush
BALTIMORE. Thursday. May Pop NJ.
Baltimore City and Howsrd-st. Flour is selling
a, 3d. and the demand is increasing. Sales Corn Aesl
a525 Sales 1000 bush prime red Wheat at 2o3 eents
White Corn Is selling at lO0alO2, and Yellow at lOad
los cents
sales Whisky at 81 cents y gal
Stock. have an upward tendency, with considerable
doing
BUFFALO, Thursday, May 2o-l2 NJ
Flour is selling at OF and Wheat at 30 cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

DIAPHRAGM FurER-ofice removed to Sis Broad
way corner Leonsrdst where heads OF fsmilies esp
cialy ladies' are invited in operation that invsSi
bic purifier of tho Cro,on water The prices are s.
and s5 each. See advertisement on wednesdays and
Saturday. my2l 3swlmMTukTt
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Weekly Tribune

From the Geo Journal and Messenger, Macon, May o.
VALDosTA, Laurens County April 20, lsfI
DEAR Sra have tried your Fitzgerald Patent Mil
for grinding corn and have found il 10 answer adira
BY No planter that Is not IN the vicinity OF public
mill ought 10 be without one II he afford % pur-
chase and his family Is sufficiently large to require the
use otie-Otherwise would suggest that several farm.
ers OF a neighborhood should unite to purchase In
common which, being established ia central position
would be accessible 10 all
Very respectfully yours, q. NJ. TRoUP,
Ex-Governor of Georgia
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GoLo PESs-THE CsEAsEST IN rHs ciFT.-ESeTy style
Of Gold Pen that can he wanted may be found al the Goi
Pen Depot of w. GssAroS 4 Co. III CedsrsL up sshs
aud al prices lower than they sold snyShert slss
Such Pens others advertise for p 81 and 81 csrreS
Co .elatsi 25 and Al Is From their large ssortns,
the mosi difficult TO plesse may be suited al d,eOg,t
either wholesss or retail Of from 10 IS per cent ton
ofhef's prirps
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n WIsS ossIS has already twenty eight
Newspapers ! 20 Daily, two ssmiweekly lone Of each
party and s~ ,ntyfOsr wsskly Of which eleven are
Wing len Lo s0-E oco neutral and Abolition
oOe Wing and one LoeoFOeo paper printed in Ger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

SrcvSn, DurMcr.-A gentleman from Motto
way infu ms us that the Sheriis from the Counties
in this Chstrict met at Nottoway Court House on
Saturda 3 last, and on comparison Of the polls as
sertain'sd 4 majority Of ssrsateeH for Gen. pron'
ycols the Disgiet Rishrond Tiuss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

FRxSeH BooT,-YouSo 4 JoSxs. Ann.st near the
Museum, are selling tne French Calf Boots at a so.
equal 10 those usually sold for % or a. Quick sslss
and small prudn 10 tAsir motto uyis In
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GESrIsarS's HArs-SranEk srYrr.
BEEBE g. COsTAR, HArTER5.
No. l56 BRoADwA'

No. 10 BRoADWAr,
WIN Introduce Gu Saturday next 18Th inst their Ft
ions for Geutlemen's Summer Hats.
t. B. & c. will present to the public new and N
ique style of White and Pearl Beaver Castor Hat unn,
beauty and dur ability with lghtness and comfort to the
wesrer. finished and trimmed in and elcsan,
msnner.
Also, Panama and Straw Hats and Caps for Gents
Youths and Children myHsr
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I'VE ind the following in the New Orleans
Bulletin of the 18th inst

LETT. Coz. Mar-This officer visited the French OPP
ar, ls,t evening" and was seated with Major Gen Lewis
in the pit, where he soon recognized oy me soal
The gallant Colonel esssyed 70 oat co1a
not succeed and made his Acknowledgements amid
shower Of bouquets which were literally rAned upon
him from the boxes and dress circle while the waving
Of white hsndkerchiefs BY the ladies' and me t oana
PLAYING Hal Colunbis. gave great animation 70 me
scene We have no doubt be felt more repldanon
than when he bounded over the breAsswOrk OF Hesaes
In face Of the Mexican artillery
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rws are indebted to Gays Express r'a
Fsn River for copies Of the Boston papers Of weSaet
dsy.
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Business Notifies
FOR SCHOOLS, FAMILIES am woRSs1

FOR SCHOOLS, FAMILIES AND woRKspops
~ Just published, Chspmsns American pnx,..
Book, Primary and Elementary, price 30 cts
lie, our Mechanics have their Apprentice, i.,,,...
ed In Drawing and the effects viii soon be e,,A.n, :
their workshops. They viii longer depend mo, :
reign inventions that are, after al little adapted 10 a.
wants. tastes, and habits Of our people Is, IT,,
wsnts be supplied BY articles At once more useful
equally ornamental. Of home production L., r.
to use their own strength and their reward y
follow
Published and for sale Wholesale and retail by
my2l 81 J. 5. REDFIELD, Clinton RAJ
- GESrS. Halter having completed the ,,,,.
tons OF bis establishment will open for busio.. a.
day He invites his friends to call and see bic LmDrox.
men,s aud increased facilities for business lie villo,
with new and superior stock prepared expressly. n.
Summer style Of hats for gentlemen Il now ready "a,
sistng Of Goessner Panama and CANADIAN ha,, Ina,
received from Paris ono of hats and caps for ehn
drep, for Summer wear--very besutiful rcOd.
IN. GENlN Hsrsr
Rrns1Usv ap,osta - p,-,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

~ The vote Of wIscoNsIs. excepting SIX small
Counties not ofhci ally returned. sums up;
Consultation ..-.Ye . 1890 No....l9e77 Maj. .6O77
Equal sasrassf' s. 1893 No.--.l35 sl Maj --6,s4s
The remainde will make little difference. Total
vote about $50 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

CoSpIT.oS OF THE voIUsrEERs-La PARA
speaks as follows of the Volunteers who have re-
turned home and we presume there Is no doubt Of
the truth OF the statement. Can We bosss o, those
victories which have been achieved only 70 leave
the vielors in such state as this We Translate
from the pkper Of the 18th
Last Monday the Louisiana Volunteers OF Cspt 6lsn-
chsrds Company arrived here from Vers Cruz. Those
who have been in the excite compassion
as much by their evident illness BY the wretehed
state OF their clothing According letters from vers
Crus and Jslsps all the volunteers who have served
their time altogether opposed to continuing in the
service. There are many Of them who have still two
or three months TO who long Tor the when
they can embark to rearn the hosom of their families
Those who have completed their terms Of ssrvics and
have been to the las, moment in the active army pre-
sent spectacle Of misery and disease too painful to b
imagined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

" The Curriers' last article on ASSOCIATIONS,
closing the Discussion, appears on our las, Page,
SITS enormous length erOrdiag out The remarks on
che general conduct Of this Discussion ciA whieh
~ lad ia,<adsdt TO accompany At. we shall doubt.
lea find room for them to morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

sAsDss sARsAPaRLLA.-Thoussnds Of psrsors are -
heirs % scrofaa they into tho world with ne a'
10 their blood, which. by the time thy reach nsahy'ee
yelops itself IN form Other. All such psfs''
should keep stock of this preparation by hen, ~
distance from any town city where # may be 'ss'g
procured. Nor should they wait for tho disesse SIC"
itsef 10 ulcers eruptions, but should keep do~n
frequent 10 this unrvsed snrisepdc The sss''s
scroula, though hereditary In the blood III no
while that auid Is under the influence Of this
ergenti which, Administered Al intervals VIII We
blessings OF controlling Power keep down the ns''0~.
ry tendency through life. As prevention 10 osusf a.-
cure" we recommend oil who have predsposiI~l' -
redlary Otherwise TO ulcerous or efupuve oises~
20 through course Of this medicine at least ever sp''
and Fall -,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and felaii, By A. n
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. 100 SuIton-sl corner
Williams It, US Broadway, md n Eat Broadway ~
Yofi Sold also BY Dusglsn generally Ibrougho'. v
UIi,ed s.sses Prieo sl per bottle. or six boss Tor