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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

~ .ense and discretiou From hun learn too that
s4bor Atochs held situation 10 the Customs at Vera
Cur from which he has Oe-n promptly dismissed for
con.ivnr At the escape OF Paroles Every day Is far
,hsr sveouns the tfnes. Of Senor Aiochs set the
ernissary Of our Government
We learn too that Cspt Clark, the Port Captain At
Vera Cruz has been dismissed rom bic post for rernss
res. 10 the affair Of Psrrdes We mention this aud
wis, we hsye said above on the authority of private
h-tr-r from Vera Cruz. froui gentleman who would not
rui,lead Us and who should be very well informed.
n IL lis opinion that the English nsve bad more d.
rec, agency 10 the business tnsn the seis Yet developed
show.
The correspondent Ct Ia Pafria gives quite dra-
rns,ic scene be,veen Gen Paroles and the Mexican
who furnished him with he necessary supplies for bis
expedition Into the interior. According 10 this the
nerchsr, hat been the political opponent OF Gen PARE
ds 10 days gone BY but wss touched by the appeal OF
the latter 70 hs patriotism. ire 6cnerA ayoTng bis
purpose TO be 10 throw himself io,o the arms OF bis
countryen and procure position In the army 10 assist
n the salvation Of bis country. Whether the sketch pa
fanciul or not we deem 10 the true key 70 the part
which Psredes will enact .
The same writer Gays that among the Mexcsns OF sl
usres the arrival OF Paroles has excited general
ihusissm They argue that Paroles will % able TO de-
rive from the clergy the resources necessary to proion
the war for many years IL IL consctured too that tho
six States which have formed the Coalition and declared
themselves opposed any pace may call upon Psredes
70 assume The leadership Viewed IN whatever ighi you
choose the return Of Paredes Is regarded injurious
10 the designs Of the United states and very possibly 70
those of Santa Anna There can think. be no doubt
OF this
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BosToS TRASscRIPT.-Miss Cornelia NJ. Walter
who for tire last five years has conducted this pleasant
and smisble little diurnal-sometmes called the tea
table psperhss vacated the editorial chair, which Is
hereafter to be filled BY Epes Sargent Esq Miss Walter
takes leave Of her readers aud Of her brethren OF the
press In manner which shows how sincere 10 her re-
greet retiring from post which she has filed with
credit to herself and usefulness to the public Whether
this dissolution OF her connection with the prope,ors
Of the Transcript Is to be followed By partnership of
more agreeable kind do not pretend to know and
would MT tell anybody If we did Whatever may De
her future lot the kind wishes of her readers will follow
her In her retirement As for the little TranscrP nsy
II live a thousand years.
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BRAIsTEDs' SALOONS,
LATE PEALE's MUSEUM, Doi
~ Ial BROADWAY. NETWORK. II
EDITOR OF THE MIRROR.

" ii. Fuller, Esq. Ed fIhe Evening Mirror puo
lshed the following his editorial columns and proves
whai Dr. Townsend has always esimed-tha' 10 c1ean''
the blood was The Only mode Of eraicsiug enpons snS
identifying the face.
Tas co.w,rt PRoPgRrlEs o. SARsAFARILLA An &C
ousnance Of ours has for many years been troubles
with an eruption Of the ssn. whch spoiled az ns 9esul,
and tefed his otherwise handsome face positively as
agreeable has been entirely cured by ihs use oi e"
bettes OF TOWN3END's SARsAPARlLLA. AL ex,er
ns 10 such cases are lnan useless M
10 In the blood only shows itss m Tho ssn
Purify the vivid ard the skin VIII soon pecoin'
pure and healthy. Ladies' who are DESTROYS OF ns'ins
esr ana fir pesious should throw cosmetics TO ths
dogs and tak- s.fsapsriila There i nothing lac H.
Prfciaal Office, 10 FalIon.st. Sun Building.
su.4 6teOdi.tos
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Ex-sennfor Porter Of Michigan.

A dinner was given on Thursday last by many
citizens Of Detroit without distinction Of party to
Hon A. S. PoRTER--late Senator 10 Congress from
Michigan-on the eve Of his departure from Detroit
10 take up his residence at Niagara Falls ia this
State. 1t is compliment well deserved, aud
douby grateful from its impartial character 1t is
concession to the sincerity Of Mr.. PoRrEEs poIit-
ical opinions, which. though ever inhexibe, were
by no means discourteoasy advanced or insultingly
maintained.
SIR. Porter returns to his native State with the
kndest wishes of the citizens Of his adopted State
for his prosperity, health aud happiness and we are
sure with the hearty congratulations OF bis friends
here, from whom he has been some twenty years
absent
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Escape of Parede>.

TUT W y = -1cf
The more We thiak OF this event the more unior
,uus- do regard Il Tor the OF peace faint Al
our hopes we're before OF he speedy termination OF the
var Grave censure viii fall oicial heads for the
l-ure " arrest Paedes snc Yet We do not permit our
ves 10 doubt that the Secretary o Nar and tbs diplo
s,e a,euts OF the Government In Europe viii DO found
a. rave discharged their dufy IN the premises In good
time lis Dor Necessary TO PreJadge the case ana dess
nate particularly ssoss On w1o ,1e .ssa. - re-
spons,oiy rests; public oPielon nAs Afesay declared
itself sitn fatal dlsunctnsss- ..c
Prom vrrs Cruz We learn that Senior Aioehs met Gen
Pared. Alter Inc latter landed and recognized him Pa
rsdes i understood TO hare ssnhed 70 him oy hsn e
kerp dsrs md ,bs handome did 20 Tor the spsee
Of hur OR more.t al events until the distinguished
Mexican had passed out Of the cifys gates We nave
ssrn these ac written from Vera Cruz By serremaz
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TO THE LADIES.

~ DIR. Townsend's sarsapariiia Is fsvofhe
Of the lsdeu II relieves hem Of great amount OF SUI
ferng snd gives Them fine and
Mr., Parker kindly sent Us the following:
socrH BRoOgLYs, Aug. IL, 1871
Ds TowssEsD-SBs IL gives me pleasure 10 t-sufy 20
Re sea-sc.l eta have psFienc-d from he OF
vosr ssrssparils Nv system very much reduced by
nsrvousuess and general debility and win variety II T.
male complaints read your advertisement, aus was III
Sncd 10 Nv IN. e-ct Of your remedy II restored ne TO
be,er state " health Ihsn had enjoyed Tor several
years previous iaking II ana DO mo@ coeofiuy 70.
:. 4 49,. hs-n MRS. PARKER,
Bsllic-st South Bro, kJn.
priaefoai O4ice. rs Ful.onst sulS oteodlsip'
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sARsAPARILLA SYRUP,

CLEANSING Iht bbyoD.
csn0 WILL BE GIVEN iflhis syrup 10 not superior
s9OUU any sod. Put up In quart bottles. Price 1t
each Tbs 10 The cheapest snd ~ FAR mo beet s-
sapar. offered for sale IL immed aely cures tho scfo.
IA or kinss evil rheumatism cutsneous er1ptons, b,les,
chronic sore eyes scsd head stubborn ulcers. syphc.
symptoms and diseases arising from an injurious use OF
M -reury, dropsy, exposure or impucenee 10 life
b. Persons wishing puTchsse by The gallon or bar
rel he supplied on Tho most reaAonsDo lefms Inn
eipal De 90. f}5 Broadway. anD tmIham
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No Az BROADWAY,
COMPOUND SYRUP OF SARSAPARIkLA

WILLOW DOCK AND BUkDvtKs
ruyHfg COMPOUND 10 warranted Got Inferior 10 90,
i preparation of tho ssfsspsriiia now 10 uss, under
whatever name |, may have bsea offered 10 he public
Eacn grsdleot has carefully selected and none used
but such a. were perfectly pure and well cured
The following diseases among the lumber that can
bs cured By The timely Of his Syrup viz scrofulA,
rneum sesldhssd all syphinuc tsnis erysipeiss,
old coroded and obstinate alcers, eaisneoas sIup9ns
diseass. srisug from Inc use Of mercury Iadsed al Ina.
purtrs Of the blood nay either wholly or partially re-
moved BY The Of this invaluable niscofbac ana al
tsratiys Syrup ,,
To ths seaman aud tourist 10 particularly recomniend-
ed IL beiog drsby adapted 10 the removal OF hose ois
eases which from freqgea change Of climate, tney are
90 liable contract.
Prepared BY DocI c. JOHNS and for sale s The shove
No by single dozen ootlea ffee ~ cenn per ha'
gle bottle, with directlona
NIB Also constantly hand and for sale, wholesale or
RETAIL complete assortment Of Botanic med cines BON
crude and CON pound Physicisns supplied 90 me most
lhs,sl ls,n. sal2 Thu N3n
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>s.r>=t LETTERS ASD NEWSPAPERS ~
<.-LlN FOR FOREIGN PORTS 5fTf
Letter bag are Open q the Oifice-1r<x

~ Letter bags are open ar thc once
OF The NevyYork Tribune Tor AT Foreign Ports, and All
letters aud newspapers deposited IN this office VIII always
te forwarded BY the very earliest vessels ms depart
ESQ well known for many years the experienced and
efficient Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Depart
ment Of the New-Nork City Post Office.
BAGS are open the reception Of letters and news
papers tor the following places London, Liverpool
glasgow Ireland Havrc Mareilles. Amsterdam Bremen,
Hambnrzh Rio de- Jsnero, Valparaiso, Buenos AyTes,
Oregon, Mexico, Panama, s. Thomas, Kingston jam
Matsnkas. Havana
paics on.u form A. IL til 10 l.. NJ
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~ DIR. Chri.sie's Gaiyssie KInss: Belt.

so-cIfly informed that The only place IN New-fora 70
obtain these celebrated articles genuine, 10 Al q lox
Rroadvny between Jotn-st and Maiden lane "a 10 al
ea.es OF NERVOUS DISEASES, lhs efficacy OF Cnristes
g.lysnic Articles 10 truly wonderful. and hef great cee-
bv b.s caus-d hem be c0unieeed BY needy persoos
who Offer spurious ard worthless lrstOns against which
Inc public are respectfully guarded No Dr1gTsi Or
Drus ,tore 10 New.York will ever Be allowed W sell VI
Ct,,ie articles the sale ard exclusive Agsrcy al ~
Bsrat~ay. so<i "
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0fhsa 80 on Q Az. nl I0P. M
wLe,ter- aud Newspaper

~ Letters aud Newspapers Wall be received AZ
the Foreign ship Letter ufce ot The NewNork Tribune
for the packetship SPLENDID Capt Crawford, "h'ch
sails tor nayre on the 9th sept
Also will be received 81 the same place Letters and
Neufpaper. foI the packetship PATRICK HENRY, Capt
Delauo which sails for Liverpool on the 9th sept
Also will he received the place, Letters aud
Nsw.p,pers for the packet-ship NORIHl MBEhLANDi
Cant On .,sod which sails for London the 9Th sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

vIRcisIs.--We neglected 10 note at the proper
time that the new Legislature OF Virginia, which
has stood % to 90 in Joint Ballot, has been united
the wrong way by the result Of a Special Election
in Giles and Mercer for Delegate in place of Mr..
Neal, (Whigl deceased. The vote stands thus
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

Loco msJ0Flty ---..IsI- Do 10 35------.c4.
There is a vacancy in one Senatorial District, in
place Of Loco Foco but the District is so strong
that 1t is not likely to elect Wing.
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NOTICES.
PHRENOLOGIsTS AND PUBLISHERS,
FOW LERs 81 w l. LIS,
~ SIM III Nnssau-st. N. Y.

rT- Wnfer.Cur Establi-hnnent, II bond-sL N.
and syossot Oyster Hsy) L. l. DR.. SHsx, the earezi
American practitioner and sulhor sierCure receives
psicns above. Those al distance may By sending
a Zee be advised fog u-slm-ni 81 home. myl5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

chines-Tness new sad beautiful instruments nave re-
c-Ivsd general COMMUNICATION Of me modca Pfolss
on Of his city "a account OF h-r great mpciy and
exceIenr- they ars c0ufieniy recommended 80 Delng
me most beautiful convenient snd erectua article OF me
End " hieh has ever introduced 10 tbs public 10 al
d.ess-s OF chronic character me success al
,udin their use 10 truly wonderful Each machine 10 &C.
corn panied by manual with full directions and Il war
rrntss Manufactared and sold wholesale and ieis by
All n D. C. MOORHEAD, I62 Broadway, n Y.
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6 000 LBS. OF HANGIr0 rArsk-sr'"'
u2o az cYIUS%. SIELD co. buussshe.
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DRAIsTED'- EXCHANGE, La Farce bniidins-'
ID ro~.er ~ Broadsy and Resde t. entrabce - Resde
sA kind 0f ancgrT-nt and broken Benk bills, God and
silver Coins Bills Of Exchanges and Drafts bous
sold collected.
y B.-Checs- and short paper taken on easy terms.
Ns.r.inrk Anlu.f 81 III eaJl y
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.ar svw.y osx DAILY TKisuEk IN rual'Srt y
g,FeY MOANING. SUNDAY FxCtf?t'
a. IN. Tribune Buildings, corner Of -rrnrr
and Nassns streeis, opposite the Gay b"''
s,d delivered 10 City Subscribers for ~ CtrIs -.
vr~k or whom they prefer they can pay ID 20
me Desh fer six months or ycsf a. VIC .s NJ
N.r gle copies. Two CyHTs Mall soSscnoofs w -
lsrs per annuu, IN sdvspce, and me pape' 70 %
continued beyond ne tine fof whcn " 10 Hse-
scripsons ssken for six moptbs fhfee ponsr -.
ssrre required 10 eli xobapges wisn Soesuy 49,
pspers bsily papers received 81 nn o,nco roos ~.
terms ere higher thsD those OF TIVE Nv NV
allowed any difference - .4a.,<
TEans on ADyEETisIre--f IN ha'"'''f =
ssve Lines or lees Fuss insefion. -,
- each subsequent n'es"o'. .......,S
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1..sAe adverfi,e me nfs-Five Gents nnc 'oI tne
s,sinseron and Your Cents for each suosequen. one
S,syns m.ssIAsss. FusErAL ko1'ers' &c NOT e'eeea
an ~ inserted 10 this paper appear
.<,K IN he N ornipg and Evening edilon
rux sEuI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE
,u.s.S sv.ry W rDrgspAy snd SATURDAY morning.
pee a. nrr annurn Two copies fos 50
nRW.YOKk WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
vrRy LARGE PAPER FOh THE COUNTRY.
,,lished evesy SATURDAY nossIsG al the io~ pTce
~ Der snnun1 IN advance 10 copies frr ~ib, or n
..oies or sZi
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lAK. TAfLOh,. BALsAM OF LivEkwOkf !Ss
Onoss exuaordnasy medicine in me wofid-Cgrs or
lows cure-hr Smith, ISL rorsyth-sl wss snicise NJ
yeas with consumption. This medicine cafed IL. =.
daily bear Of The moot rensrksbie cures ~ ~ 49,
ware OF counierfeiis- Rmsubev, Ne geon,ne -
msds A. De vhossais d1pos y Bssknanss " es pc
Urs>sos k-rss<fs rs o~~svv-
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~ NeW-fork Water-ture EsaOiisnnent
NJ rs ard ~ Fourieenlhsl. near Unonsquare, Is coi
Quoted by bra PERSON snd MEEhER, tho latter D
whom sent year at Gfaeeuburg, studying the Water
Cure system, az prscticsd by Priessnitz sul2 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

- The Society for the Reiiefoi Destitute Sea
men now has wentyfour children in its charge. LIS re
ceps for the past year have been 1866 IL and its
psndture- 81 35s 10 The Society Is In debt si7l 81
and appeals to benevolent for the means OF paying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

r. During the month OF August there were
eighteen fires In the City and two alarms.
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r. Mr.. q. ~. Broom, whom We mentioned
few days since having been arrested upon stlwe
process at the instance Of Peter v Hustled, hu bee
honoraby acquitted and discharged by the Judge
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CITY ITEMS.
WEnxEspAr. snp.ember ]

WEDNESDAY. September j.
The MARINE HOSPITAL IN DASGER.-Justice
Bradley of the Supreme Cour, has recently given bis
decision 10 the case Of the People John Brooks Cap
tain Of one Of Mr. yan5erbts steamboats, 10 the effect
that the monthly Of twenty five cents per head levied
BIZ this state on the officers and crews Of vessels be-
longing here engaged 10 foreign trade or IS cossng
trade Ia unconstitutional Judge Bradley holds that the
law prescribing this conrsvenes that provision oil
the Constitution which confers Congress the right to
regulate commerce both with foreign countries and
among me States Of the Union. If this decision Is sus
tanned the Marine Hospital at Staienlsland, which 10
supported from the fund thus raised will be LETT without
resources
The MlssouRI-This steamer LEFT yesterday.
with only fifteen cabin and two Storage passengers.
She took large mail 10000 letters and 5000 papers,
though as we are informed great number Of letters
went out In the H5ernis that she would have carried,
had there been fear the length OF her voyage
Her cargo was composed msiny of specie.
Ia going out the Missouri came In contact with wood
barge aud some damage resulted to both vessels.
~ We are glad to learn that the damage to
the steamer Gusdslquver by the fire Sunday last,
was but triflng-probaby not exceeding 500. boats
crew from the North Carona under the charge OF Mr.
Ritter, rendered efficient service
NEW MUsIc.-C. Holt, Jr. $50 Fulton st. has pub
nshed with other original and national airs MAJOR
GENERAL ZACHARY TAILOR Qusrtette ~i,ten by
Charles and adapted to music BY jacob of the orphesn
Family. OF the music we cannot print specimen, but
here is verse Of the poetry, We have examined
with care but do perceive that the piece dedicated
either to the Mirror or the C0urir & Enqatrr;
The day is past. tbe work is done
Work Is done
The old cork leg for dear lite pulled.
Its flock soon followed, badly WOOl-ed.
The helj Old Rough and Ready's" won
Old Rough and Resdys won
Hurrah. hurrsh. hurrah
Columbia r. oice
Columbia rejoice
Her sons never will fall her
Aud great OF small,
Let US shout one and all.
To Major General ZAcHAkr TAYLOR
@
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~" Gen. Pillows rest seems 10 De sOrely uit-
turoed Our readers will recollect letter signed BY
him pub,hed some time since ia which be declined an
Invitation 10 attend public festival thew orleans Inc
letter unsparingly criticised and rdicued where
upou Gen Pillow publishes q declaration that he was
NOT the author of the letter and In way responsible
for s contents This has called out the Chairman OF
the Committee OF invitation, who says that Gen Plow
desired him TO write the letter emoodyng Certain sent
which hs bad expressed and mai ne specially re-
quested It's publication
IN The American Board OF Commissioners for
Forisn Missions Is to the sth of September At
Buffalo The Osreso Trses says tnst me ~ Lawrence
Steamboat and the Ontario steam ana canal bost Com
psn have consented 10 reduce the iare on their oosn
one xf In reference 10 such persons IS shall be going
10 Buffalo for the press prose OF attending THIS meet
ing and that IL is expected ARRANGEMENTS VIII De made
with the Lewiston and Buffalo RAILROAD Tor IKE redae'
ton OF fare
,,cs Mr. Russell editor Of the Rsdaader killed In
san Augustine Texas by Mr. Kendall, OF the San zASrs
t,ns SAield very bitter Newspaper controversy nsa
been going between the parties ios several weeks ana
NJ Kendall and Mr. Russell fred three shots at each
Cher vthou, effect and that 10 day TWO after they
mel again. when Mr. Russell fell MORALLY wounded.
B.ss,oE CAR DESTROYED BIZ FIRE-The bag
gaze car attached the passenger TRAM which en ~
rscuss yesterday mornns was y - % ,bs
tain could b stopped the flames had made such pro
sress that il impossible 10 save the car VI any po
ton Of is contents. which numbered about twenty
packages and trunks belonging 70 the passengers Inc
S- 4, supDo.ed % have orzinsed from spark throvn
from the smoke.pipe Of the locomotive
''~'-' Alb. Eve. Journal, Aug 81.
WEALrH OF Harvard COLLkSE--lne oePaese
,rad 10 TIL, institution enormous 10 the annual
~ of the overseers Of that institution, we notice not
-. ,h.n pn,tero beaassts which average more than
$1,000 each The available iund' o. the Ce-.e gwen
- rifc m rpo,es the interest Of which only a used,
lo - I. 80 ,k0.ssnS dollars The Law Depart
49,, ~. funds exceeding $4,000 and the Theoiosiesl
rhr r,ors than $4,000 Thls op1ience 10 the result
Of Individual Hbsrsiiy Of citizens OF M.ssacn9set
" '-' Sew-Hsven Journal.
MusIFrcEscr--Mrs. FarwelL OF Cambridge re-
eso,lv decessed eft her entire property some t,oooo
~ ~ aspss Board Of Missions and the Newton Iheo-
losicsl Seminary tia stated that Mrs. Fuvel. with
her usbsnd the late Deacon Farve gaze for oenero-
lers objecu during their lives equal 10 slooun ,,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

We learn from gentleman Just from Stamford tbs;
terrific explosion occurred in that town, yesterday
(aouisy) afternoon. The extensive estsolshmen; OF
Henry Sanford used a. a Logwood Extract NIL, was
the scene Of the sad disaster boiler attached TO an
engine Of some - horse power, blew up. literally blow
Ing the building TO atoms We do not know WHISTLER
any wers instantly killed Informant eft in great
haste for the friends of some OF the Injured persons
who were at work in this city but he stated that eight
were badly injured they were no, expected TO sur
viz
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40 FULTUN.sT. NEw-Y0RK.--A X 00voH
l4Js co vhoesais aad rstsl Dmggisss, hsviog selob

1AO FULTONsbT. NEW-YOkk.-A- u. OVVUu
l4Jk CO. wholesale and rsls Drug sD, hsvtng seeeb'
sas al excessive and well selected sssortueue o. orug
Medicines Psiss Os DJe-stuns, Pessnt nedel1ee -
and inc trsds gsnsrsly Orders nom country neseooee
sad ply scisns h~d with and dispssca-l0 Ne eeqe
pscsy In me nsr chsmcals and those drues wboes ~
pdcs renders lhem more obuoxious 70 edeisssessso:
A. H. q. l. Co. Gro ocn.rsi Axeee 20 esxesel 9 ~
iorS loves. prices The following ere : - - 49,
STANDARD sriess, wesss sseniseesee e. y 49, 49,
mses 0oxsr, gag. csomsl, Iotns sia - Hselscn.1e,
Donovsa soluuca Wine q cclshiess, 49, AHgv'
WOOD ssrssyshIls end WiId chssy sssMs upeeSId
Elsctaary for he Piles syrup Of Yellow Doth ~ p
VIA DC curative Exuaet syrup, ewessere Raneeoo
Osnuins Fsnbs Cologne, Ls6in's Exusess, Esg. be1i
Brusb.s Hssvs Powoef for h0rsee, ks- he.
Nor,ce-Au tho oAkcnai prspsssi0as ~ ooW eo0o
dies ksps on hand, sxpsSsues1 epo<heeoV CO.
stsnIly srndsncs 70 dispeaee msdtenes - nceyese
phys:cisns prescriptions. ~ yWIeY
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FELL FROM TREE-A boy named James w
Phelps residing at Is Ludlog.sL was seriously bur
yesterday by falling from tree 10 Fourth avenue III
was taken home.
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PoLIcE.-William Smith, an escaped convict
from Backwes Island las, night srresedby officer
Read of the Tenth Ward and committed BY Justice
Ketcham TO be returned. The house OF Mr. Joseph
w Sturdevsnt. Amsterdam, N. j. was bursarously en-
tered fe nights since and robbed OF gold lepine
rings finger rings and breaspins. among which was 40
odd Fellows breasfpin The thief escaped Tns room
of Mrs Penfod 33l Pearst wss last night robbed OF
A brown muslin dress trimmed with black lace. The
thief escaped Isabella Campbell was arrested BY OH
Ger Davis of the Fourteenth Ward. chsrged with steal
ipg watch worth William Rckets was arrested
stsbbine John Long lie detained 49, Officers
Bloom and Huth OF the Chiefs Ofice arrested
AT the Boyery Theatre three men named Ihomas Ro
bert. Henry Howard snd William Clark, wnom they
csugbt Attempting to pick several pockets They were
locked up Timothy Dunn and Martin Dcolsn were
arrested BY officers Duran and Cheny Of the Second
Ward charged with stealing large quantity oil TYPE
metal from James Conner 4 son. corner OF Ann ard
Nassau sts at the ruins Of the late IRE They were
locked up.