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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13
r. S. LITTLEJ0HN,
HARPERS.FERRY,VA.

II. y. LlyILEJUhIxJ
HARPERS-FERRY,VA.,-
YE7As just opened 10 The stsre room over the
~ corner Of High and Shenandoah streets,
IN entirely new, fashionable and well selected
Stock or Merchandise,
Consisting in part Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware, Hats, Gaps, Bonnets, &c. &C.,
which WILDE sold as low IS they can be bought
10 the country. A call from my old friends,
and the citizens Of .Hafpers-Ferry, and the
country generally, is solicited before Purchas.
ing elsewhere.
Domestic Cotions a city prices.
IN addition 10 the above, the basement Of bic
stors room is Appropriated 10 the use Of Capt.
J. Gibson. whore viii be found for sale, At bis
usual low prices, Herring, Shad, Salt, Plaster,
Tar. and al other articles ip his line in thei.
season. X. s. y.
r. 8 Littlejohn il duly authorized 10 act as
agent for me In my absence all orders win be
promptly attended 10,
April 80, 1886 1T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

4 Mrs. D,ols 81 nssleylssnia kas les'
hss ksshsud snd slssysi svsy te Piri,
astsesn. ne pair mpss have been
rielfs and isils We .ill not say thai
Mrs. Boots i r;eki--but there Is no
doubt that Mrs Bsois hss IN Go i
B,ols. say koW. e q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

II
/ YEaURTHERProofs Or The El6cscy Of IIince' q
- compoand Syrup Of Hesrhouna - Rec,
/, lisving afflicted man.
Ma. GEokGE +. WARRIHeroN, residing in
York street, Federal iii, Baltimore, was 81 :
tackled with 4 violent cough and sore thfosl.
after trying many remedies. was induced py :
friend 70 use Hancs's Compound Syrup 81 oart
hound, and before using ons boiils ass sntire-
lly cured rs ai5S 81 ssssq
ANoTHgR. YET MORE ASTONISHING.
Mas HKNRIETrA MERaicK, rssIdihg 81 Mon
ument street, between Canal and Eden streets,
was attacked with very severe Cough and
Rain in ths Breast, which val 50 ibttnbe. thsl
/ II extended ~ ne shouljsfs She Mas Afflicted
also with pain ID the side.
After trying many remedies, she was pefsua-
ded b. = friend 10 MSS HANCE'6 CQMPOgNn
lSYRpP OF H0ARHOuND.s md 2hsf' tsip'1
ihree doses, she cyperieDcsd gfehf fsIisf, and
before she bad dniyhsd The bottle, Va entifeI}
cured. rIsss - IS
/ Price 50 esnis per bottle. p six bottles ieE
81. so. a Pfspsred and sold " s4fh y
| HANcE. i08 Baltimore street. an4 eprDr 81
Charles 4 Pratt ,is. For s1ls slso vi 9 ~
JOHN = BR S. .,.s
sls JOSEPH EN1LER,
Z r. Shspks1l5.s.en
a. ~ c0jpkf1;
#f HsypfS3 N<ryyt -
DORSEY 4 p0Wtys
JAP II. ls47. M!e.Ae.l.r:
LIABLE Mstts end napkins Ct ale y Il
j April %, le47. Creme 5jd!sy.
- 80 I 1&<4tt +;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

l1NHE Farmers Of jefferson and adjacent counties
u will find me ii home, where shall be Il all
times prepared to CONTRACT for their CROPS
81 WHEAT.
Those calling 10 make sale. will please bring with
them sample Of the WheattLey with 70 sell, care
Hiiy selected. JAMES L. HANSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

4 country Ma l1,sly ven, i1io school
= =. d e Isf1s ciliS,. rks.r Il p,s.1-
s.rI;11i n I.k<1 l11ri lsn1, H< I'D |,
- - 10 ~ 41S'&i <<sciI1 shori
ksn..I - \. - .IsrI = lIr,s Esrrs
:: =. !. 80 e. = ''''' : ''s''''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

= knons ueIl enough ssid fellow,
.nhsrs fresh - eomss irom-bu. whers
thsy eaiei tk<s. esrs s<A ia. IN be hang.
- u can lei.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13
RoscIalsd's Lucky office,
yFashinstOn City.

d. es. e. i:'i sSs' a s.:s T, :s
large and small fortunes. fromlihe Lotteries or
Nsur, 4 Co, ts1hose Who venture tribe riih
him IN the rich schemes daily drawn
Al enclosure Of IS will secure ehances 10
ahs br more Loi,eries, spd psrhaps an easy time
Or itfor life. Try your hand. and address
s8 D R0WLANn,
hpF;l q. f.niiery Hender. Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

fIs y : teaerous eredtss-
susssus 70 his enjessoss.
PERSONAL SxcvafrY.-'W1l,Y ou do
ne isyors' said ycsss George Brook
10 bic uedihy friend. Simon Hanson.
'Whal u Il George Z sid Hanson.
4 wish ron 10 lead me hundred dol
Lars. sif.'
.C,lI Il ny eounlist houss., rejoin
I'd Aanson. Georgs VS. DOT long 10
psyine bic respects. What security
eso ron gre ne. young genilsman r
sMy own personsl security. SIR
Very veil. Get 10 here said Han
von. liilinD ~ The I'D d lsrss iroa
ebtsl.
CT d hsrs ! szclsimsd George 10 81
tosishnsnl. Whist FORT
why ibis u Ne place where ] alvey,
keep ny sscnriiies.
The DaItimoss Psirioi thinks that "Mr
Polk win decline" No doubi Of Il. He
/, dsclining slrssdy.-L os. Jour.
DnnrDus joKr.-It 10 told Of Charles
Lsmb, that one afternoon. rsturnioe from
. dinneF party. having taken seat 10 .
crowded omnibus. stout gentleman sub
,ssaneniIy looked 10 snd politely asked.
.AlI fol- insijs J, j don't know how il
NAY BE- With the other psssengrrs. an
swersd Lamb, but tbs. last piece Of oys-
sss.pis did the business 'los No
~
n A Mis- Pumpkin. Of Vermont. ha,
lately been married 10 Mr.. Pye.---
This somss ssry nesr making . pumpkin
pei
sTSyise iGes.' o. ihe iosisr said On en-.
isrine The Criminal Court
A good slory il related Of Sully. The
painieF. msn distinguished for refine.
msDt oi msansrs. - well % bic success
10 at. Ata party one evening. Sully
vss speaking Of belle. who vas grea'
fnvofiie--
All ssys sully, she has nosth like
90 slsphsnfs.'
.oh. OIL Mr.. Sully how can you be
L
.Rade lsdiesi rude what DO you
meant Issay she has got . mouth like
40 slsphsats-becauss its fall Of Two
~.
goNArnAN's ADvics 70 HoHEL1
LApT.-A motion seller Vas Offering |
]; Ysnkes clock fnsly vsrnished and will
lookiaf glsss 10 front. 10 . certain
lady mol rsmsrksble ior personal beau
sswny. n v bsauiiiuF said Jonathan.
Beautiful indeed 10 look 81 il almost
triehtens me-
Then marm., replied Jonathan, i
guess you bad better take one that hahn /
toi any looking glass
Some pessou ssked Charles Fox what
vss ne meaning Of that paragraph 10 the
Psslms- He clothed himself with ours
iae d with Q earmsnt.' IL 10 elesr
enough that ~ had Aab5 Of swearing,
said be.
A nsa VIE vas about opsniae iay.
80, ssiied on earpsnier. cad iuloru,ea
aSm thaihs wanted hsndsens bar inside,
and inquired il he could sOcsnnoeas
him.
As 10 thai. replied the e,speuiee. you
esn. end bar nsids enough. but cannot
spsrs oas q my gals ior you.'
A drsaken ysaih ret esi Of bis caleu
aaliou. end was doxin ID ne stree4. Sheu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

BaieHr ClRL LIN The district school
at Sandwich Last winter. the master 10
iornea 3 lillls girl thai Sunday is the irsl
dsy 10 the week. snd inquired Of her,
ukst dsy Il Monday 2 Washingdsy,
sir. she promptly seplied.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

49, Rti.1sl- II lslsefss Ii.ssvsrs ris
- - s.sfl1k - pip<s - ys.r p,reF ~
~~as 49, e.lhI.1 : E1An1 Lss..r
CORRESPONDENTS LOVE.
FoIsse. - Blilsrt tAe nsa--
NJ ISss y re1I N sol4Nes
n rs@nrrl9Es Ne I5s6 - esea,
TR1lIIi ~ lIilis es1.nn.
fks E1nnr selesr. beespss
~ = ~ ffIend - ntighbor-.
Ne a1Eoc.las oar eBufg,
Asd niis - viih he i.bN.
Rss = \. sp<tls ~ fagstossss.
Al s'sr p,thi<ss giss~iaks
Re pc1Aefs. rortrss ~ Ne tfstr.
70 81 = or msssiHss.
Reloss hin. apr Aes sissys kiha--
- prints fss nspss pssesss
70 ~ or fsaIis he's s<t bisnsi--
Foe hin or lsss-ueier s-ss<s- ]
Th.aks 10 ne eosreoss Editor.
Fnr ~ m xsoasI<ss fsvesst
Hs isA feaerons sTeditof-
8usssss 70 his enjestoss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

4 drsnken ysa,h get esi Of bis caleu
asiioa. end was doxingin he stseei. when
ths bells roused him BY their ringing for
Gfs. Nine. ten, elevsa. twelve. ihn.
ss4a. tssrlsea. cried Ne. sWsA. u Ills
isaalis'es then svev I knew az
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps.
THEN Gases boot. 4 Shoes, such as GeItlsmep
i City made boots, = Zoe article for Dress
Boys 20
Mems xne Morocco & Calfskin shoes;
Boys !. :" do
Ladies' Black and Colored GhiteTs
; do Kid q Morocco Slippers
Misses :. Z. do
Chlldrens Shoes, sIi kinds
0ue Case Gent. fDe Beaver & silk HAS, latest
styles;
One Case lo~ priced I" Do
so dozen Men's and BsySpslm leaf do
Csps, Rough and Ready, Palo Alto and Point
isabel do. Unbrellss, pll Kinds and quail.
ties for sale very low by
WM. ANDERSON 4 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

A nsA We We, sbeu, opening . i.v-
~. esiied On earpsnter. cad inlorn,ea
aSm thaihs wanted hsndsens bsrmsde,
aud inquired i be could sOcsnnoeae
him.
As 10 thai. replied the csspeniee. you
esns end bar msids enough. but cannot
srsss one u my gala for you.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

The Baltimore Patriot thinks that "Mr
polk win decline No doubl Of IL HI
!, sseIiuisg slrsady.-Les. Jour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

Some pssson ssked Charles Fox what
vss ne meaning Of that paragraph 10 the
palms He clothed himself with eurs.
iae y with . garment II 10 clesr
enoush that ~ bad . Aa1I Of swearing, i
said be.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13

LIABLE Mssts snd rlrpkins CT ale y !
1 April q, 1877. cfsa. s s:.. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13
sTsyise iiGes,' q The losier said % en-
isrine the Criminal Court

yoNArnAN's ADyics 70 4 HoMELl
LADT.-A motion seller vas offering |
Ysnkes clock Ensly ssrnished and viii
. lookiaf glass 10 front. 10 . certain
lady mol rsmsrksble Tor Psrsonsl beau
s-wuy. n " DsauiituP said Jonathan.
Beautiful indeed ! . look Of il almost
lriehiens me-
'Thsn marm., replied Jonathan, 4
guess you bad better take one that hahn /
81, sny looking sI,ss.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-13
NDPTtHIna

shspherdssown. April 8, ist7 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
TROUBLE rs NAsHu. m. H. Mtts-ws are

TSorsLE IL NASHUA m H. Mrtts-ws are
no, 90 much surprised ss gsved ct the following s'
.o,r, from the Boston alas of trouble in Nashua
IN consequence OF the Of thu factories there co
ss.,Or,ps to do away With The provisions Of tho ten
hour" law A-,
Thsrs spvesrs TO b some trouble 10 Sasnas oe'"rsn
49, c,s,.i,ves in the mills and their employer ine
,sn hour" isw a. II 10 called. which psssed .ne Wv
u.nn.hirs Legislature lsst summer went mo 49,
,,on % Tuesday last According to the is~ yen noul,
.on.t,tu,s dsys work unless there 'nsl oe spec'.
contracts made between parties 10 works trrs'r' H
- Of hours The Nashua Odsts says
so4cl.I contracts" were come time since prepslru
- he Corporations and presented 10 the operatives io'
,s.Ir signatures Tbose who persisted In refusing !"
-, ne are told were discharged on Saturday nsnt-
Tssre are sny reports In circulation ss to me
:, re- nor .isners 10 Is thought about one nan inc
o,s-.,iv.. on The Nashua Corporation are nwor. VINE
- .,.,e the number at ousthird DO the Jackson
~oroors,,on We think the number OF nonsgne' 'e''
uroportionsbly. - 49,. .,.;n
ycrs 4. given that John Cure 10 to De here sssin
80. xsr,ns fTuesdsy) to stir up the operatives 70 &c
,,r hi. ssd be denies having ett his vile ana Gnu,
srsn IN ertrem. poverty In the old country ana n'ed
,,h smother woman IN this a. his vile win "nen De
has been charged. o. H.
~. understood that operatives are 10 turn out 20 dsy
yysane.d.y 10 procession with music snd banners va
the whole the time promises to be rather exciuns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

pOTATO ROT-Our correspondent now travel
ins in New Hampshire informs that the potato ro,
nss made lis appearance, within few days In several
towns In the eastern part OF Grafton County. Pine,
aOurishlng fields Of potatoes have been snen ana IN
lew days the tops before green and lGxurent IN their
appearance. have become Ike those on which severe
frost bad fallen instances the ,uter has become
msrkedih hsrd dark spots IN others the dscoloratlon
has extended the entire pstsio and In others
still the dsessa AS shown Itself nfst by the rottng 81
OF the posio some farmers digging their crops and
spreading them on their barn doors and spring them
with salt and water which s ssid 10 stay the progress
OF decay. boston ifA'olirr'
~ The Mechanics FAIR opened this morning
with encouraging prospects We have not found time
10 examine the collection to be able 10 give our
esders any idea OF II IL not so large apparently a.
ON some former OCCASIONS bnt many me specimens IT
mechanical ingenuity and skil aud good ss'e are pre-
,.n,e3 and the exhibition will probably prove an strsc
,xs and interesting one. The collection 10 displayed In
i've different sections beginning at Old fsneuil Hall At
the center door Of which is the entrance These differ
an, .ecops embrace cabinet furniture csrpetng clothes
ms hats furs clothing hair WORK military goods vsr
ON. manufactures of esther musical Instruments glass
cold silver and copper wsre clocks specimens OF s'd-
Inc snd book binding steam engines machinery OF vsr
ON. linda stoves furnaces agricultural implements &C
g. In the temporary wooden building on The south side
Of aiucy Hall are locomotives Railroad cars carriages
g. Boston Traveller, l5th.
PACK ,-Pcacs We are informed that ou'
eontnporsries OF Ia Para have late news from 'hs
City Of Mexico the effect that articles q Peae Aaa ot
s,sasd b. Mr. Triss ard tAs MericaR C0saaiss.on6s
l n O. Delta 9th
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n....no a0. p Mnc.rn 30 Thom.. supple. .lsh.ly

CosseIio do ?. Actsrn, 90 lnomss SuPP'- "sA~'
William Tornpkins DO John Never, DO
" - EiIrd-Privares Robert Dsvoe Bernard Crum
- lr,.ra,f-I.t Lieut. Cnas II. lnoi-. shshty; lsi
Sarv, John Wilson. DO Privsies-Andrev Nine &c
vareiv. VIM Hart DO Chss. Crspp. do Alex + foI,
40. Peter Farley do James Smith. do jas hctf'll
40. Aex Rodney do Eisard Carr DO. Adam >sun,
Al Martin Finney do Nelson Barnes slightly; Albert
z Dennis DO Bernard De Young. DO John shaw 90 !
] smith DO Lott swift DO Musician Ps,i Berry 90
@ H-Kal1d-Privaie Vim. Alison. H0AneeG-
"a isut Jacob Griffin. Jr slightly Corporsl'-I W.
GRAY sishty II MorehsAi. do Privsies-J. brsdy'
severely VIM BrumAgem. do Robert Dyss. do Jonn
Cover DO: VIM. Boyd. slightly Alfred Doherty 60
Etuard Fisher do; Cornelius Winter DO
Co B-Haied Corporal smith Harris PIivs'e 1ss
Murphy. Vouad1d-Cspt Mortmore Fsirchhd shgnt,
" 81 Lieut. J.s D. Potter severely sersesn' Edward
cox DO; Privsrs-Robt Dooey. slightly samuel
G.-snsr 40. Harry Lake do stephen >treeter 90
John Gardner do Joe Dufhn 30 Richard Orden % ;
Dante Robertson do Jos Franklin. do Henry Pumps
90 Jacob REILLY do
Co K-KHied-Prvsies; Patrick tsZsn henry hsN
am chsrle. Foley VoaHdsd-Cspt G Dyekmsn So
verelv lat Lieut. James : McCsbe. slightly; % Li-uh
N.loshou.ky do; Corp1 Alex Moran severely frivstss
MN Ioues do. James Bowen do; James Iomkns &c
Henry : Woods do; A. Van Allen do Randolph lutne
do Missin1-John Cook
Ellld-Com mi..ioned officer. / ; uoucomrissioned
4 pr;vs,cs IL Vonnded-Commissioned orices
nou-commssioned, g privstes e. hi"fAS-i pri's~
Total. lOa.
DRAGONS qftactsff0 Headquarters q Gen. ScoL.
Cspt,in Thornton. co F. 81 Dragons, killed FnliF
Easrnev lst DRAGONS wounded Philip Nc Reynolds
"A DRAGONS wounded. Lieut. Graham. wounded m
vs,s.-Coussn "a dragons wounded Patrick hsrt
"a 2 "a, Dragons killed John Ritter, DO DO Killed
I,r,as Mcdonald do do killed Michael Brophy DO DO
siisS Aayus,rs Delsol Dragons killed or missing
Edward Curtis. DO, killed or missing George DIVER DO
L "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

MAINE Corxr-Before Judge Smith.-Aiberf Salin
vs. Fs'sas Daneas Action against OF the proprle
tors oil tho WAhsmsbursh Ferry Co. 10 recover zoe
value Of horse which stepped between the bridge and
The boat In coming OF the latter and broke It's leg a.
ready referred to.
The testimony was contradictory 10 whether or not
drive of !, shown there Was plenty OF ish, 10 see
whether the boat up to the bridge or not and Mr.
Sstsrs Who drove the horse could have observed
such from toe wagon In which he sat
The Court charged ths, while the Ferry Conpsnx are
liable for al accidents which grow Of c.relessness or
ns,spton on their part still the passengers themselves
ar. bound 10 take all due and caution and although
the word NAV have been given IN drive OF 4, wa the
5uty of persons before doing II the light permitted
10 See that all was safe and 10 proper condition before
s,ssmp,ips H. The jury found tor defendant,
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Legislature Of New-york. ...srEeIsL SESSION

SENATE. ALBANY, sept III r. NJ
NJ, g.SnyoEp introduced a bill in relation to the
Assistant Justices Courts IN New-fork Cify'
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. RUTHERFORD offered a resolution request
ing the Commissioners on Practice and Pleadinss
to report what progress they had made. Lad over
until 10 morrow.
Mr.. RurHERFoRD's resolution instructing the ia,
dietary Committee to report bill for the election Of
certain Judicial officers IN New. ork was amepoeH
nv reooripg that Committee 10 inquire into the pro
nrietv Of such bill. and as amended, adopted
In Committee. the enacting clause OF the bii 70
enable resident aliens to hold and convey heei
Estate was struck out In the House on morton en
70 agree with the report Of the Committee Of lus
Whole House on the subject, the bii was reler' s
70 the Judiciary Committee, TO obyiate' Il pOs'''''
existing evils in the present las"
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To- Tn. subterranean Of this week, now ready conn
meuds itself 10 the u every wdeswase Democrat
and OF every friend human progress Among it, Edito-
sls may be found searching article on the subject OF
Reforms another PAPER Money the Mechanics lnsii'
tute sam Osgood and Jim Conner Ten Hour system In
New Hampshire Nike Walsh In Albany \. \ Mirror
Prime. Ward Co and the effect Of the loss OF Mr. lit
te. breakfast very amusing but sweet Theatres and
ticket selling Fall Elections Sc &c. For sale ~ the OF
ice , Aun-st
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y yS,, 7 r sa IsSLoS' Secretaries

~ Advertisements for the Tribune Of Monday
ought 10 be sen, In before 10 O'Clock Saturday even
ing a. the Publication Office Of this paper Is not open on
Sundays.
Subscriber, In the city who do not receive this paper
ct an early requested 70 leave word at the once
a. our arrangements are such enable all the carriers
TO get through their before seven o'clock Car
rsrs failing 10 accomplish this will be required to gveup
their routes.
Persons wishing The Tribune left at their dweingso or
places Of business regularly every morning will please
hrsve their address at the Publishing Office or send
note through the Post Office. Terms l2i cents week
psy able 20 tho Carrier
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r. The liberal says the provefol deViseth "oe'"
tbnas and bv liberal things shall he stand" Liberal and
xte,.ive advertisers m country newspapers have made
immense fortunes-aud b. may judge nom sppeaFan-
es thee are some others who now on the ROAD 10
We.ith.v by similar means. PtLNER's Agency M me
Tribune Buildings affords choice, convenient safe tho-
rough. and complete opportunity Of adopting jndieou'
and liberal system upon either large or small scale TO
suit the wants OF business OF every pursuit Now Is
the time while few comparatively appreciate iis I'M
,,ause benefits
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~ Obstinate. inyeteraie, and habtusl corstpta
fcestiven.ss not only totally overcome, but comrf
S...rnvea without usng either medicines iuiecios1
S,tls Nv manual simple and infallble means, rf-,
discovered in France. by NJ WNton, 81 Rue Rsisas
Paris" f., ,,-,..,
Just published. price - cents me ,in hn.'n ','. p
National Depot of art0n, Of Paris established a
Uemmonds drug store 273 Broadway three do1f s'',
Strwart's new marble building
Dnigxi.ts abroad. DESTROYS ~ introducing " nt,t
Fryaenta In their respective cities OF towns WI = ~
with on favorable terms, By addf..sin- pos ~
y"S' '"' ~ ~ s'Ag
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
e.rY7anAy MORNING. SEPT ls.
rrI. Whis General Committee


R,e,yed Ths, ii recommended TO the whis electors
fshe CITY and Cocnty Of NewYork TO assemble IN Their
respective Wards the l3h inst, AZ Z; ocioek sneh
=. a. sns be designated BY the Ward Committees of
ths purpose Of selecting Delegates from each Nsrd 70 Dis
trct Conventions 20 choose Dergsfe 70 fePfesehl nc
.triet m the state Convention 70 be held AZ syracuse
md .lso 70 nominate candidate for Member OF Assembly
10 be 81 pportsd A. the next election
RS,s-<d TIA, the De egates said District Convention
.hs be ten rom each Ward in the First and sec
md and Third snd sixth Wards, which shall b. i've each
Rxsoy<d That be recommended % choose a. the same
time and place Delegates from each W ard 70 Ssnat
r. Conve nominate candidates for state Senaips
The Wards comprising the THfEO SENATORIAL Dislkc
n VII the First, Second Third Fourth, Fifth aud SIKH
four Delegates each-aud the sad Delegates ~ % b.
chosen before proceednR make nomination 70 choose
one Delegate the District; a. 70 make the "hoe
number twenty-five. - ~,
TRIcT 70 wit the Seventh, Tenth Thtteenh ana
teenfh select six Delegates each who sIe 10 LIZ g.
ner 10 choose Delegate from the DISTINCT 70 ao ~
number twenty-five. s-o.,., ms
The Wards composing the FIFTH StNAIoSi a. -,
TscT 70 wit the Eighth, Ninth and foer'een1n, ~ ~
eisht each. and who are 10 Ike msnnei 70 cno -. e.
s,sfe forn Inc District 20 make the number twsntyn,s
IRE Wsrds eomposns the Sixth sESATCkiAL Dis
rprrT ~ the Eleventh. Twelfth, Fifteenth oiApsehH
ssvsn,,sen,h and II Eighteenth, Eve Delegates each
psnI-<d That said Senatorial Conventions be redne.
"A 70 on the 9th day Of October next ~ " VI
AZ the following places: 49,. ,,,
Tbe Third At the Second Ward Hotel
The Fourth. At Military Hall, Bowefy
The Fifth a. the Broadway House
The Sixth, a. Constitution Hall, Broadway.
PHILLIPS PHHSIX, Chairman
ABRAHAM 4. LAWRENCE Wee Chm.
ysstfr r 1870 isYLos, Secretaries sl7
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Bv TELEGRAPH 10 The Tribune.

PzrERsBURG. Sept 7, I.i'.
New Orleans papers have again failed. lev
Ter from Vera Cruz states that Col Miles COM
nands the troops there. Major LaDy, At JalaPa'
has been slightly wounded, aud has bad some OH
fculty with Captain Walker. The latter was'en'
TO reinforce Lsny, bat on reaching JaiaPa ac'eo
rather independently. HissGPerior oiScer ordered
him in arrest. Walker refused to obey and with
drew his command After leaving JalaPa he over
hauled a Mexican party, dispersed them ana re-
CAPTURED nail taken from Lallys train
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