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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
Business Notices.
cHRisrIEs MEDICAL 0ALvANIs

CHRisTlEs MEDICAL GALVANI>a
"whs, though the cAusss rsy not be explained
Since the sfrEcrs Aseduly aseertsined.
Let not delBsion prejudice pride.
I,s.e. mankind 10 set the means aside
Mean, which ihossh simple. sfs by hssss, dsss,sS.
To alleviate the lbs Of human knd'
The following remarks occur 10 recent ~oik by a
,io.B, rhvsici.n no css di.iufuished ior his attain
r,.nts han fer hi. philanthropy The ea'hor 'sy'
so lopg a. medicine . in great measure merely
governmental We should Be willing % iry anything that
has the slightest claim attention TIE good q -
patent Nnd not the support Of any rSiieui" sysier.
.houis be the motive 70 our exeruons rh,t all maternal
uh.,ance under the sole influence Of that Mysteries
power We call Gay Elseieiiy undouh'es.
ard also that this power analogous 70 that Which Ne
cali the Neirous. By which live and ard hsvs
oor being
rhs l,t,., and mos, beautiful application Of Gslvsnr,
,medisl agent i the discovery Of Dr. CHSisris, ~
mean. Of which simple and convenient appliance IN ths
s, nj Bell, Bracelets Necklace, and IN slight case 81
disease Rss made to possess all the beneficial Eject.
n m. mos, powerful salvanlc battery The "o' happy
"a rv.on. effects 10 the most tedious and painful ~
ser. are hus produced and many esses which hassesn
roupc.a quite beyond the avail Of the medical 7o'ss
.ion have been E~riksLY oUSfo Among other d'es'-,
IN which the use Of Dr. CHssrlEs CslVanie Huees "a.
been found OF prompt and permanent oenehI mas =
mentioned s cases Of rheumatism, acute or chronic sPpy'
in. 10 the head face limbs sout' &c doore1s tch
ache bronchitis vertigo, nervou. or sick hesdsens sa
s,.tion paralysis palsy epilepsy. ITS. crap. pafitsoa
Of the heart sPopieSy, stiffness 81 ioi"t- 'p'nai com
pi.int. lumbaso nasralgs, nefvou, tumci- 'ffnes q
the head main In the chest and side, general debility.
deficiency Of nervous sud physical energy and al nersou,
sorder. Dyspep,s, which issimpy snsrsois deFaas'
ment OF the digestive organs mus, aso be INCLUDED
Explanatory pamphlets and testimonials Of the hsAs';
character may be bad srstis Of The Agent
" Sole Agency IN NewYors 1872 Broadway. No dfas'
si.t Ia, the genuine articles
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Boston u,yoani,ls Jesgns, va p..,los
-ss n. svts,ss S:ssSs w.. d.
70 tAs Foreign News y tne san Co here in ssssil
Trs veler v hich followed 'Ae '''
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The Official Dispatches.

We lay before our readers the second budget OF
dispatches which have been forwarded by Gen scott,
and received by the Secretary Of War on Friday night
with the exception of eur reports Of Coils Harney and
Riley Maj Sumner, and Capt. Huger, and the lst OF
killed and wounded These we shall lay over for the
linton of 10 morrow evening
In addition to these dispatches very late letter toe-
Jog duplicate the 10Th of October from Gen.
Scott to the Secretary Of War. dated Headquarters oil
the Army Mexico October 81 was received on Saiur
day evening IL IL very brief He states that ne en-
closes two very interesting reports made 10 (him) from
below /. From Col Childs. Governor and Commander
at Puebs dated the 18th nsi detailing the defence OF
that place which. though highly arduous gallant and
triumphant has not exceeded what expected st the
hands Of that excellent commander, his officers and
men. 2 From Brig Gen Lane. dated a, Puebla, the
18th inst giving brief account OF brilliant and sue
cesstu affair between him aud body OF the enemy AT
Husmsntls" These reports, however, have not come
on 10 the Department
The General sdds: After establishing the new posts
below indicated Ia my circular letter Of Instructions
of Oct 49, hope ~ have the means OF occupying At
hsco some eighteen miles from Puebla and Touca, the
State Capital OF Mexico forty miles hence and Onzaoa
but probably shall not attempt any more distant eNpedi
ton without farther reinorcemenis or until sns have
received the views Of the Department on the plans sub
mitted In my report
The last reports Ia the newspapers are that the Gene
raj has taken the three places indicated above and II Ia
also certain that he has received farther reinorc-men
Wash Union 18th.
r. The fremont CoURT-MARTlAL at Wash
ngton drags Its slow length along The National In
eHgeoe of yesterday contains three columns OF more
testimony from Gen. Kesrney, which as far IS we IN
stand, ELECTS facts. As some variety 10 what
nigh, be- otherwise dull mono,ony the Court 10 cleared
every fifteen minutes for deliberstlon.
Com. stockton's testimony, We suppose will be by
and taken and rather think II will be the mos, n'
torcsng and proaono.e Of the whole The gallant
we has already appeared in the 81 Louis Republican
sending his voice like Of Homers heroes some
what before him lie says in bis PronuHoiamieaio, 81
intend to back up all | have said written, or that
others have said written by my authority and we
have no doubt he will be good as his word-for be
never turns his back on friend or foe.
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READ THIS LETTER, BALD HsAps.-Who will b. without
beautiful head Of hair when they can have one oI three
shlings Twenty years loss OF hair and woaderfnl rs
toration BALTIMORE, July II, 1877
DEAR SiR The powerful effects OF Joness Coral Hair
Restorative has been decisivoy demonstrated 10 The
Of several respectable citizens Of tho town who on
your selling three shilling trial bottles, W
without fear One instance, which has attracted psen
sr attention. the case Of gentleman who had h@ o.
no hair twenty years he hsd tried prsps
tions In vain and ultimately had his head shaved nd
wig At my recommendation, he tined the kesofs
tive end usug IT, according 10 the direction, fof
short time. the young hair appeared, and b. has no" "
fine head OF hair any person IN Baltimore.
foup,Sc. JOHN klLNiNGTON
To Mr. T JOSEs.
II causes eyebrows to grow prevents the hair from Turn
grey and the first application causes IN 10 curl beao
fully frees IL from scuri and stops II from falling on 800
the siyn Of the American Eagle, 81 Chathamst Ses'
York. nI <teoi
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IT. All diseases Of the head face and hands, such
scurvy erysipelas salt beum, Itch sores sore bears
heads tan freckes, sDnburn, morphew, yellow, dan
dishsured skin are cured. When these causes are y
moved persons who the bath freely sho8ld Eemsmu
that than water - required TO remove the hunt
from the pores. have persons who have had hir
diseases for years and amer trying 10 uh
have been cured by washing the shin with Jones' lsE
Chemical Soap, and conscisntiousy offer Il for ssyh
the above complaints n IL particularly adapted % n
sons from the sunny south They would md their az
much whittier clearer and smoother by ITS use. But nr
must be 20 AK for Jones Chemical Sosp there
numerous counterfeit and n buy nowhere else IN ss'
81 Price 20 cents nil 2ecs
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GEoReiA.-The Wing Members Of the Legisa
tsrs Of Georgia held a meeting on the evening Of
the 9TH for the nomination Of two U. S. Senators
voting fret for one, with the following result
John H. Borriep ....-..65 c. Dougherty- .23
30 Hon. JOHN NJ. BLRRiES was renominated
They then proceeded to vote for another, 10 take
the place Of Hon. w. 7. Coquitt Loco, two years
hence and the vote stood;
Hon VIM c. Dawson. AS Gov. Geo. w. Crawford. IS
Judge c. Douehcrty
30 Hon. VIM. c. Dawson was nominated. He
was formerly for some years in Congress and was
beaten for Governor in Al. Geo. w. Crawford
Wa the Wing candidate in Is. and elected.
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LouislASA.-Id District gives
Thihodeaux (Whig) ss majority making his ma
jiority In the whole District yes
Sssatt.-The Wings gain Senator 90 far i'm 81,
james, and 10 Representatives, and lose 7 Repre-.
ssnsatives. leaving their net gain 4. They may
carry the House bat will pretty surely be minus in
Joint Ballot So far a. heard, the House stands 81
whig. - Loco. and q report that ST. Landry has
chosen more Wings.
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~ " Rioheheu" Diamond Pointed Gold Pens for -
only The points Of these superior Pens are warranted net
20 come o. and H. after full trial, any imPerfeetion
discovered them. they may be returned sold only by
B. T. WATSON Co. q William st. one door below Wall
st., and Y SAVAGE. % Futon-st Gold Pen and Pencil
Cases in every variety at the lowest prices Gold Pens
Al Al 81 3 and al %. Gold Pens repaired.
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Nav o. rvf TIME TO fus UP.-And KNOX, l2s Fultonst
. prspsred 70 W arm his Wnter customers with the best
nd c5e.oest Furs be found IN the city For further
o.rtisalsr, cal a. the counter OF oils 2w-l KNOX.
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re- Have YOU seen the shstspesre Collection, An,<s
slaves Revolutionary Banner Pictures. safnsry ,1S
thousand other curostes, msuy u them new. a. hi.
American Nassau N NO.. a fl~rr fofsy Sr.r@.s
saloon performances by Crest Wes'ern. Morris and ~,
FthofiAn seresaders take place afternoon and evsa,.
Th~re more the Museum than Ia al -.
b..er. Of he CT y say nothing Of curiosity
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DnNoSO-PorSrsD 6oLD PENs.-Those IN ~snt OF
good article should 20 TO w CESSATION Co II Csdafs,
They have severs new and very superior styles very
low prices Pens that others sell at O. they sell for 81 50
The genuine Albert O. Bssey Pen and Case $50 stamped
al Is only. Gold Pens repointed and repaired.
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D,sssow'. RintSe SCHOOL. los BowERY.-W. II. DIS.
Snow would respectfully inform his friends and the pre
lie that he continues hi. Rdins Glasses daily, a. usual
Hour. for Ladies' from A NJ. toSP NJ
Hour. for Gentlemen from to p NJ.
The Evening Glass Tor Gentlemen viii commence On
Monday, 2sd inst
Hour, for the Evening Class from 10 y o'clock MI "
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sASDss s,ssAP.KiLLsl-Loss OF appetite. indigestion.
pss heartburn gsstrts Inflammation Of the sic
seh all proceed from the same cause, being az unhealthy
secretion Of gastric juice and bile The ssssry GLANDS no
longer send forth healthy flow, and the liver issues scrd
bile Then follows acdity OF the stomach, erueiaon Of
wind distress after eating oppression Of the piseords
headache and tfemuous sensations, and snet,
Of other peculiar feeling, sno~n only to the sufferer FOR
these and kindred diseases remedy has dawned upon
the world having for It's object the result Of suffering hu
msnity SASDs's sARsAPaRiLLA, an entirely vegetable
composition In its Operations peculiar entering inio'h
circulation thus coming contact with the germ or Gauss
disease and dspaeing unhealthy sscretions by extend
ing influence to every part Of tho body causing gen
era rejection when health succeeds debility and disease
and speedy restoration Is effected.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A X o.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, corner OF VIII
liam st. rs Broadway, and II East Broadway. n. Yot
Sold also BY Druggists generally throughout the upiisa
States. Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for -
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Later from santa Re.


CINCINNATI Nov. l6-l p NJ
There wsssn arrival at 81 Louis on the i2in
inst. from Santa Re with later dates. Mr.. Coon'
OF that city Mr.. Wethsrel OF bstlmo'e' austin
and Dayton had come 10. Mr. w ieN santa :
the sth Oct Mr.. Coous the 18TH Travelled slene IN
Ill he reached Arkansas, where he fall IN VITO the
train Of Mr.. Wetherell crossing the Middle Arkan
.a, The Express mail was in charge OF Mr.. VS.
party
Mr. VS. party Of 10 men when crossing the Ar
kansas River were attacked by the Pswnee In
dians at night 1t was the purpose OF the Indians
to steal stock They were warmly received when
they broke and fed without their obisct One In
dian was killed Blood and other indications led to the
belief tha, several others wounded or feo' sn'
carried Of None Of Mr. W. party received any mo
~ The ne,t night Is miles farther on tins inoisn'
made second attack upon to revenge their loss "''D
ON, s,,ernpng TO drive Of stock They fred guns and
.,,ow. into the camp Of Mr. w Ore Of the party ws'
.o,.,ad 4, ,bs arm. though not seriously Another
VA, struck By an arrow on the leg The hfe was re
1850 .o,lv and well directed The Indians soon fed
The dav following met Col Gilpn's command al val
nm, c,eek go miles from the main force. They were
/ proeressing very well There was srest scarcity OF
yra,s on tbs Plains and Pfsries which had been puin'
over a. fer as the eye could reach Fire was seen every
psht on the Cmerons. Mr. Cooos we In emo" Storms
and bel,eves there must be much safsriog ana 'u''
many men and teams on the way must perish Tor want
Of shelter and food Mr. Coons made the mp IN inc
short spsce Of seventeen dsys The day aer ne 1911
mail for the United States with escort wm to leave
with Csp,sin Korponsy Of the Missouri regiment Cap
tain Hook Of the Illinois regiment. and P. Wrshtman
Of Col Rsstons battalion. These ofcers wore ordered
home 10 recruit the severs commands to which they are
! attached.
Santa 70 was said to be quiet but numerous reports
were In circulation of the assembling OF forces at II
Pa.o aud Chihuahua. Mr.. Coons lost lot OF goods
which had been sent down by Mr.. Skinner and which
had been taken and he and Mr. Pomsroy were detsne
prisoners by the Mexlcsns Mr.. ST Bsrrens party had
arrived GU, safely DR. mesure, At Santa r. expected
TO 20 South with troops and return BY that route TO the
/ United States.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l6. ls47.
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pov MIR. CIay's Inveterste Enemies Treat
his Resolutions.


ain the frat place Az reflections on tie eondad 81 ho'
u1s, A., CON e,es, sso,nsd the usr are exceed
insl, imed and uns.neou. II WIN nisn. ~. s,ss M.
Of party % sa..in their soSn',y ta.y
10 near such man as Mr.. Csy us, declaring ~ "o~'"
ssrs d,ed ssfor, Ne would Joiiow s~eh an era"p>
Answer 10 the ADORE Coiamry By Mr.. CLAY ." ms
Speeoh
when supplies were demanded tor our Army,
and its dangerous condition stated congress No'go
for them. Wings and all voted them supphes, ~
ibis act THY DID as NE WOULD HAVE DONE tney
voted the necessary supplies. But they were
vrons 10 vote hey ond that and never so helP MN
God wouldhe have done 90. They were wro,s ~
voting for what they knew 10 be a ne tnst 'ne '" a.
Grated by the act ofMexico. 60 great was ms re
card for truth that sooner than subscribe 70 sue"
falsebood, he would lay down NE i'sen
From TIE (oldl Sun. 49,
.~ 4, n. that there is an intesen American 20 ollno
.sd mad - 70 calmly propose that the United M
go bsr srmiss and hordss Of mereie"
,be cloud Of despotsn that hung over neI Psope ~
plant our protecting o.9st os.s d pr.cou. i've, and
,niiliops Of treasure should at once, without
for the pest prssentor future so h,. bsn
into our hsods, Yes, Henry Clay propo'' az tan
ssIs thai Mexico and the Csfornis be once
without indemnity or speeihestion.
Ansrsr by Mr. CLAY IN has Resolutions
18th Resolred That IL is the duty OF Congress 70
aeclsr. nv some authentic act, for what purpose
"a oH;sc, the existing war ought to be farther
prosecuted; and y Met s '~ .,,,,i as
cline or refuse 20 eoncHae , - S.cIared 5z Con
.ag ~. nc p J,S ~ tI~ dufy of the Government to
nro.sute The rar nth the almost vigilonce until they
xers attained BY a treaty Of peace"
From tie Trw Sun, 1914. .
-, 80 fI, .,miis, non rs 1T IN CONCENTRATIONS"
Auspu by the (old) Sun, daD.
aMsxrco on NO MExco-' Much I" we re,
srss his error madness we are glad tina, henry Csy
hes spoken at this time and upon 'no oo.sr home
~% Msrseo IL nss Isoaso' .T1 nox arise and utter
. voc al, We v,b I, distinctly understood that we
not psrtissns. loh no who mi.sru'ted any :a m
n'us wen 11 and to m who rnsy sdbers to bis prop
osons, from q love of our country its liberty and In
sttutons.from sympathy Tor 'ne la'afs Yea y, .a
.coo ,h.. p,ovSsnce bs, wied this war TO UNITE
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FsE~iuN PrA~oFoRrE-Tb.s besutiful ins'rumeu,
Manufactured BY Mr. JAMES PfRssoS, Rs Naisefst ard
which received from the late FAIR Of the American last
tute GoLp MsD,L. can be seen Tor few DAYS longer
MI Ptssso> his enjoyed desirable reputation Tor many
wears pianofote MAKER and nchettet evidence ccld
be gwen OF his ability than the s~sd OF ns'i i'c-at
bestowed by committee u professors Of 10 highest r.
tessnee and re.rectabihty See advertisements IN a.
nfhe cnInlnn
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CLoAEs. CLo,Ks--Just received large assortment Of
Closks Of the French styles Also Velvet and ss
yize,ls plain and embroidered, which will be sold cheap
for cash, By Seorr MooRg. l2i Csnalst mis- 81
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PRIcE ONLY OSE SHILLING ACAKE-Gresse spots, stains
clothes &c The Magic Erasive Soap remove, Instant
liz grease spots stains from clothes carpets woolens &c
vii, injury leaving the par, cleaned new, bright snt
spotless. Sold at 81 Chathamst. nil leod
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The steamer Caledonia took out 20 passengers to
Liverpool and IA to Halifax and S662 $40 In specie
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GESrLENES Your. Of the sth inst. 10 At hand We
think that nothing will Re necessary thsn simply 10
state some facts with reference relation 10 Wash
.nd HI. stat in order convince you that IN con-
tracing 10 publish H. could any manner have an
ticpated that such would interfere rather would
be obliged compete with similar undertaking on your
Part The author whose we are requested 70 with
hold has been engaged in eoecins material. and pre-
r.ns this work for the last years Al 50 late period
he had determined ts name. He had frequently spoken
with Mr. Taylor sbout 70, and early as last Spring
.ouetim. before the publication Of Mr.. Hesdleys NApo
leon we engaged publish T. Il Is now ney ready tor
ths pres. We have bad interview with him 10 Day
and he inform. o. that has long been settled purpose
with him. in the preparation Of which he has been 80
much engaged thar he has determined 70 publish Il 81 al
hazards he 10 confident that with hi, vantage ground b.
can compete with any similar undertaking Under these
crcumstances think you must consider our advertise
.ni .s nothing more than the announcement Of Puoi-
cation which 10 point OF originality and time must have
the precedence Of shy similar work And you cannot fail
70 perceive that obligations such as TO preclude
any withdrawal from engagements with the suthor
He claims the originality design and priority IN point
Of time aud he insists upon fulfilling our contract -
We have no disposition interfere with your house snd
are confident that this statement will remove any such
impression you may have entertained.
Signed Yours. very truly. BAKER L sCRlBNER
Mss,rs Carey Hart.
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re- The extensive variety OF the improved Metal.
lie Rubber Fabrics have Al the Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse 100 Broadway Their osershoes they
can brsg M I'm
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. is. ls47.


The Southern Mail has failed TO connect at Wei
don. OF course news.
]. Andrews, of Perry, n. Y was found dead this
afternoon at the Eagle Hotel
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PS We have shown your letter.to Mr. Headley' who
wishes u. to say that you have reason to complain OF
any course he may have nj to pursue after you had
gone 50 far a. TO make him proposition, and then while
n. was considering IT, and before he bad advised you OF
hi, decision concluded with other author-ha
he would Immediately upon determining his plans have
offered you hi. work, and you should hare had without
word said either 10 Us or the Messs Harpe had II not
been for your buttha he would not subject
himself to the risk his offer being rejected the ground
that you had contracted with another author.
lSigned) Yours, b ;
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NEw.Yozk, Oct. -, iS47
Mss.rs CAREY HAsr-GsHtI VIII you obligs swith
copy Of Mr. Hesdley's letter Of sept. 81, Is4s'
tsixsdJ Your obi ser'ts BAKER \ scRlBNER
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,Ie--r-. Carey & Hart and y. Il. Headie,'

T. "a, rsf,., % n Tritans, N'1e- f'rt
cvxrIu your paper Of the i2h inst Baker seribn-r
- u,,o i. 70 publish the whole correspondence with
tb.u and 70 which they appeal And Object TO ''fesa
srf 1rft
We therefor. send you FOR Publication af or 'rH 'FSs"s
~ r. ribau. ~ aSta-c, # fr sFpcaI aHes IN new ed
- - W..hinston snd The Generals Of the Rsvola-
,,os~ and in our forthcoming WORK Napoleon and the
v,,.b,, Of III. French Revolution, al the letters that
bv p.sssd between them aud ourselves on The subject
o,lpsns the one dated Oct -, ls+7, lhca thy orr-
~ could -of is, srrertsd e rrPly TO- asr f's'r letter
.. ~, "a Of March lasfJ together with letter from
Mr John s Taylor bookseller Of your city which We
,h,,s will b. conclusive YOU rsadsr respecting onr
o-,,,u,l claim 10 the work which We requested J. T.
Hesdley 70 undertake. forus
W.hssr sso that cannot be expected % reply
n auv farther communications hey may make and are
,our.. ,..psctfuuy. CAREY HART.
lCopyl PaIi,ortPHis' Oct 3 so
GESrLrNES Having note Of yours IN the " Com
nercAl Advertiser Of 6th OF work IN press entitled
W.shinston ,nd bis staff and thinking you might an
Intentionally interfere with work preparing en-
titled the Generals Of the American Revolution and in
regard 70 which had corrssponded with Mr. Hssdlsy
previous the appearance Of your Announcement we
have thought it best inform you prior 70 your proceed
ins with the work you announced We should be very
sorry 70 have any Misunderstanding with your horss
(sisnsdl Yours. respectfully, CAREY HART
N,is-i Bassr q Seribnsr. PnbisAers, Ns'r- fors
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GEsrLENIs Your favor Of the ID inst. Is At hand
Your letters dscouTtsous and contain 30 many IN
founded insnustons that ind It 10 unpleasant u
would be unnesssIy have any farther correspondence
we have 90 explicit and cIscaDstantls hat If lou
have any doubts you easily satisfy yourselves.
tsignsd) Yours, respectfully, BAKER ~ sCRiBNER
nes,rt Carer & Hart.
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THE Iyokv CsUcIglx 0E sIsTuE o. CHKisT.-This won
derul work OF art carved solid oiocx Of lf0y ~
monk Genoa 10 now exhibition Al 90 DfosS"-J'
corner VI ReacesL The number OF ylsiten - eaiJ w
EASING and we advise all who have not seen At 70 d. -
whs Il remains N the CITY, Is Il the ins time II wan
be exhibited here. M" IL
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R Sailed Yesterday for Liverpool in the 'pen
did psckel chip Fidelis esp, Yeston, Col. IL sHER
suRSE as bearer Of dispatches to ihe American Legs
ton al London who Il slso the bearer OF proposition
or plan for the ns adjustment Of the state Debts with
the stockholders In London, amounting to upward Of
one hundred snd Nifty million. Of dollars
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ffain The order for the removal Of the army from
Cotpus Christi was made at the request Of the command
,nr ocey Central Taylor who desired to have more IA
vorable position 10 watch tbs movements OF the mstl