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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22

DR.. Arnold wainwright, Professor in the Crosby
street Medical College, n Y. died in that city last
week from the bite Of rattle snake. The snake
had been permitted to come out OF its wooden box.
and in the act of placing it back, DR.. W. received
bite from the reptile which resulted in death IN a
few hours, Notwithstanding the remedies which
were aDn1ed.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
CONGRESS.

On Monday, December 13, the following Chair
men Of Committees were chosen by the Senate:
Foreign Relationship. Sewer.
Financc--Mr. Anterior.
Commerce--Mr. Dix.
ManuHactures-Mr. Dickinson.
Agriculture--Mr. Sturgeon.
Military Affairs-Nlr. Cass.
Militia-Mr Rusk.
Naval Afiairs-Mr Fairfield.
Public Lands-Mr. Breese.
Private Land Claims-NIr. Yulee.
Indian Aflairs--Mr. Atchison.
Claims-Mr. Mason
Rev. Claims--Mr. Bright.
Judiciary-Mr. Ashley.
Post Ofiice--NIr Niles
Roads and Canals-Mr. flanagan.
Pensions-NIr. johnson, Of La.
District of Columbia-Mr. Cameron.
Patents and Patent OfIice--Mr. Westcott.
Rerenchment-Mr. Turney.
Territories--Mr. Douglass.
Public Buidiugs-Nlr. Hunter.
Contingent Expenscs-NIr Fetch.
Prin,ing-Nir Bradbury.
Library-NIr. Pearce.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22

Inc correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot saws.
-, listened to day, Sunday, the 18th, 10 most
brilliant and eloquon: sermon, by the RIGHT Reve-
Iend bishop. Hughes, in the Hall of the House of
dlsagreeabe, the audience was the laroes; have
ever seen in the same Hall All parts Of the great
room, galleries and lobbes and all, were de1sely
crowded.
ne BISHOP is medium-sized man, apparently
ABOUT hit nVe years Of age with light complexion
ana a sandy hair, or rather wig, for he wears one
re mas bright grey eyes, prominent aquilline nose
ana woIl-fOrmed mouth. His voice is clear. biot1
i lcned and musical. His enunciaton is excellent
MS geS'lculalion perfect. He wore plain, plumb
colored gown through the arm.h holes of which his
arms appeared covered with lace over pink sleeves.
Around his neck was a rather massive gold chain,
from which depended plain goil cross, some four
inches IN length and third Of an inch in width
ms discourse was an hour and quarter in length,
II was IN sentiment unexceptionabie to anv protes-
tant Every body seemed delighted with it.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22

Mr.. Gallahn was born at Geneva in January,
i'oi arrived in the United States in 1880, was
a volunteer in the war of Independence, and in
1853, a Professor at Harvard. He aided in 1856.
IN revising the constitution of Pennsylvania sat in
her Legislature in 1890, was elected by her to the
United States Senate, in 1894 and sat in the other
House of Congress from 1875, until he was select
ed by Thomas jefferson, the moment he was elect
cd President, as Secretary Of the Treasury. He
sat in his Cabinet eight years, and also four in Mr.
Madison's. He vas sent with Messrs. Clay and
Adams, to cenclnde peace with Great Bfifs,f.n
next to tydnce' as Minister, seven years, by Mon
Ambassador there U, % VuF
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
THE WAR.

Some Of the leading facts disclosed by the Presi-
dents Message and its accompanying documents
are thus briefly set forth in the New York Courier.
The first OF these facts is, that of psace--an ear
~ and satisfactory peace-no prospect is held out
lhat most desirable consummaton-desirable on
every ground Of national economy, national morali-
ty and common humanity-is as distant apparent
~ as on the day when tine cannon Of Gen. TAYLOR
were first pointed from the left bank OF the Rio
Grande upon the public square Of Nlatarroros
The second is that other large demands for SOL
diers are to be made upon country. The war
department estimates the deficiency in the regular
regiments now in the field at $500
men, aud that IN The volunteer at 1880
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22

go- Mr.. Walkers Treasury Report is hailed by
the locofoco press as ''most remarkable ducu-
ment." Ii certainly 10 remarkable for length but
1t strikes us as not at all remarkable for correctness
OF statement or conclusiveness of reasoning. Mr..
Walker sneers at the allegation of the protection
isis, that the unusual quantity Of our exports last
year was owing to the scarcity in Europe-"as
though" says he, providence had made the ad-
vance Of one country depend on the calamities of
another" He ascrbes it all to Glow duties of
the tariff Of 4O, and inma.es that lower rate of
duties would still further increase our exports
Now, as like causes produce like effects, we hope
some adnlirer of the Secretary's doctrine will in
form the public why the low duties in lSi0-'4l
did not cause corresponding increase OF exports |!
Tho duty then was about ten per cent. less than
the average rate under the proseni,a and if The
Secreiarys doctrine be correct it can easily be
we'd by reference to past experience-Until this be
done, Mr.. Walkers assertions will pass as empty
defamation, destitute Of any foundation in truth
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22

.,O,OOU
We first need, then, 20,C0O men % MI up the
skeleton regiments row in the service-and in adj
dition, the Secretary asks FOR ten new regiments,
equal to IL, 900 men, and for authority to call out
an additional volunteer force Of 20, 900 men-thus
making the aggregate to be called OF sc, 600 men,
But we have now in the field rs 500 men-makinp
an aggregate of $500 soldiers-without enume,
rating the tens Of thousands whom battles and
worse than battles, climate and disease, have swept
cut of existence.
The third is, that in addition to the f6riu sc cen
millions of debt now existing, to the expenditure of
the nine millions, In the Treasury, when this ad-
minlssraton came into power, and to the experli-
ture Of the whole ordinary revenue--new lsans- 1o
tho fosslble-and zee add mere than prohs,le. a.
mount OF hrfy-eight millions-are asked fSs
The fourth and last is, that the permanent mil
itary occupation Of Mexico seems more than hall
resolved upon, by the Execuiive-and tina. at any
rate, he recommends the immediate organization OF
Territorial Governments for New Mexico and the
Californas-ours only by the swGrd-on the same
footing as he recommends territorial government
for Oregon, ours by undisputad right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13

Of the God who made them trampled under foot denied
al the rights OF human beings g 70 their rescue
shoulder your muskets buckle on your knspsscks and
IN the nTincibe cause OF Human Right. and U1versal
Liberty 20 forth and the lsurels which you shall win
will be fadeless and inperishs5e the eternal
aspirations Of the human soul after hst Freedom vhich
every being made after Gods image insrnctvey feels
Is bis birthrght This would have been my course
hsd been a war man Thst such was not my course I
sppeal 10 my whole career while abroad 70 determine
Weapons Of war we have cas-, from the bs,,e
Truth il our ArmOr-Our wstch word Is LOVE-:
flushed be the sword and the musketrys rattle
AL our equipments are drawn from shove
Praise then the God Of Truth
Hoary age and rudy youth.
Long may rally be
Love Light and Liberty
Ever our banner the banner Of Peace"
Mr.. Douglass took his seat in the midst Of the
most enthusiastic and overwhelming applause ia
which the whole OF the vast assembly appeared
heartily to join.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13
miscellaneous.
RoARDING AND DAY soHooL

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
EOR YOUNG LADIES MRS. BAILEY having made
arrangements enlarge her establishment In the
VI The Spring and fall would call the attention Of parents
and guardians 10 the advantages offered tho pupils In his
Institution for acquiring thorough and accomplished
education The senior and Junior Departments are now
placed under the direction OF sn sbe gentleman from Phil
pha who hss hsd great experience In tho Instruction
Of young ladies Addition TEACHERS are also employed
10 lhese and the other Departments AID s will be subject
Mrs. BAileys Immediate supervision Every effort 10
made TO render the young ladies happy and eooiened 10
inculcste klnd, polite and amisbe manners and 10 stir
ulste them 10 constant exertions 10 progress In heir
stndes by rendering them far possible attractive
and pleasant The school 10 urnish-d With charts, maps
globes excellent Philosophical Apparatus, with num-
Der Of diagrams for the studies u Astronomy and G-ome
Try. The best teachers employed 10 tho French De
parmenL This Language Is taught daily TO all the pupils,
snd with The Latin 10 Included IN tho terms FOR English
Tuition. Vocal Music both Sacred and Secular, IL also
taught the school by dsn guish7d Professor
The nexl regular Term will commence ths let Of May
Those parents. however, who may wish TO place their
dsu ghlcrs this Hesitation before thai me will md 10
their advantage they will enter the classes oru-
ing Tor the Spring and sumner
Terms and farther particulars may be aseeraned, either
by post BY personal application To Mrs Bailey Der
resid-nc1, 10 Carroll olaee, Bleeeker-sI
mZS 4IAwMTuThA Sal6W istp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


The following Judicial nominations were made
by the rival Conventions at Newburgh on Tuesday.
VIZ:
WIG THOMAS McKlSsOCK, of Orange Co.
=. HUGH MAXWELL, of Rocklsnd Co.
:. GEORGE WOOD, of Kings Co
.. ABRAHAM CRIST, do.
Loco. SEWARD BARCULO Dutchess Co.
NATHAN B. MORSE. Kings Co.
WILLIAM 7. McCOUN, Queens Co.
=. sELAH B. STRONG Suffolk Co
The Wing Convention proposed a Union ticket.
which was respectfully declined by the other.
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General Notices.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
WLERs ~ WELLS,
IJI Nns-au--t. y. y.
I'm LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ~
-S<2ie<>sA~ FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

I'm. LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ~
~><21s>s- FOR FOREIGN PORTS.
~ Letter Bags are open at the Office u The New
Yoh Tribune for al Foreign Ports, and s letters and
newspapers deposited 10 his ocs will always he for
wsrded by tbs very earliest yesses This department
under tho special supervision Of }. b. MOWER, ESQ
well known for many years a. The experienced and eff
cienl Superintendent Of tho Foreign Letter Department o.
he New-YorE City Post Office
Bags are now open for the reception letters and news
papers Tor Tho following places, viz London. Liverpool
Glasgow ireland, Hayfs, Marseilles, Amsterdam, Bre
men, Hamburgh. Rio de Janeiro, Valparaiso, Buenos
Ayre. Oregon, Mexico. Pansma 81 Thomas, Kingston
JAM Msianzas, Havana
oHee open from A. NJ. tn lOP.a.
Up, Letters and Newspapers will b. received Al
The Tribune Ofce for the packei-snip ST JAMES Capt
Never which sails for London on The 18th Of May. as
~ Letters and Newspapers viii be received Al
the -ho Letter Office Of Tue Tribune for the pscketshp
NEW YORK, Capt Lnes, which sails for Hayr7 on the
10Th Instant
Also Letters and Newspapers will be received al The
same place for the psekeI.ship STEPHEN WHITNEY
which SAILS FOR Liverpool 90 the l5lh inst myl2
CLOTHING.
Ready hasie md Nude 10 Ord1.
The Cheapest Fsshiousble
TAILcRisG
EsTABLIsH
la Now-YOTkis
w. H DEGR0OT co.
ny5 snios No. % Fulton-st
CLOTHING.
AFULL AND FAsHIoSAsLE sCIr
Ready M1de from - 20 50,
Al the Clothing
WAS
l02 FultousL myo In
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Wing Judicial Conventions.

First Distria. Broadway House. N. Y. Thursday eve
ming, May Is.
iSeoad Dlst.-Already held Qlth)
TA1d Dist-At Albany, May Is.
FIN Dist.-syrscuse, Msy Is.
SiSh Dist-Greene, Chensngo Co. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13
CITY ITEMS.
WKDSxsDAr. May I.

WHDSxSDAr, May II
tbs sTEkNER OEEeoS-The Herald states ID Al
this boat lost her Tuesday morning in eonse
suepce of piece OF cork getting BY means into
the compass. preventing it from working eorrectly-on
the contrary causing to point almost directly opposite
the course from which Cspt Thayer supposed he was
running and the arst intmston Of his mistake her
striking upon what Is called Black Ledge near NewL Lon
don Hght-bost without, however doing herself any in
jury
rT' The Liederkranz, German Song Union.
give their hrsi Concert Monday evening next
the Apollo The chorus on this occasion will com.
prise nearly hundred and fifty male voices the solo
parts being sustained by Mrs Jones, Nile. Korsinsky
Mr. P. Meyer, and Mr. Hecht The Concert will be IN.
der the direction of Messrs. Tmm and Krsuskopt
AcclDESr-Thomas CofEn, IS Maiden-lane. dis
located hi. by falling between the boat and dock
the foo, Of Fuonst last evening while returning from
witnessing the hrework. at Brooklyn He was carried
to the Office Of DR.. Bostwek IS Chsmbersst and mad his
arm reduced He is doing well
FIRE.-The butchers shop No 10 Division st.
took FIRE at 10; o'clock last evening The aame commu.
nica,ed No Ill and both buildings were considerably
injured. The FIRE originated from the chimney.
PoLIcE.-The apartment Of Mr.. Preston Hitch.
cock No HsmmOndst was entered At y o'clock last
evening and robbed of silver wstch valued SIS No
arrest Allen Carver WIS last evening arrested for
stealing lot OF eggs from steamboat Edwin Lewis.
Officer Miller Of the Eleventh Ward LAST evening ar.
rested who refused give his name attempt.
ing assault on John Gum with Ratchet Locked UP
70 answer. James McQumbey yesterday arrest.
ed by officer shadwe tor stealing silver watch valued
AT =, from German Buxton OF WILLIAMSBURG. He
taken to Wilamsourgh and committed for trial. 10. Geo
Williams alias Thomas Williams was yesterday arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13
CAUTION TO DEALEK- IN FIRE ARMs.-

II
- Ia me action Of Ethaa AeR BsAf sysas 10 The
Circuit Court Of the United States FOR Infringement "
tis paentright o manufacture, and sell 10 be used
the sELF-COCKIN0 PISTOL, verdict has been given
for the plainuf with u Trial and fine Of twelve
hundred dollars and Injunction has been Issued against
Buat Syms restrain hem from mzaing selling ssid
article. Their petition for ta and 10 carry II ~
Washington bill " exceptions has been refused
The public therefore respectfully cautioned zssinst
purchasing selling the sefCOcking Pistols made BY
Blunt Syms or any Pistols Of similar kind, By disre
garding this caution Il would make Il necessary for tho
subscriber appeal he laws for projection la ali such
casea All articles u tnis kind made by Allen Thur
Der Norwich Com and for sale by the pnci deal
ers in The article Ia Nsw-Yor ETHAN ALLEN
Norwich. Conn. I'm Nov. 1910. nI6 lawfM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13
RROOkIYN AFEAIRs

THE ROBBERY AND MURDER-We are glad 20
be sole 70 the arrest OF the parties implicated
in the robbery aud probable murder of Mr. Hotchkss
There every 10 believe that OF the persons
in custody Is the assassin and that the crime will
be brought home 70 him The discovery Is another ia.
stance OF the singular mode in which murder s often
brou sht light through the recksssness careesness
of the murderer.
There are three persons arrested, II not indeed a
fourth by this time The three Ostensiby house
painters but understand familiar with Sing Sing
II not with other Stsfe prisons. They employed
paint the house OF Mr. Kirk In Hsrrsonst which Ii
will be remembered was broken into and robbed shOr,
time sgo while they were employed upon IL That of
fence. understand Is clearly brought home 10 them
Perhaps the burgaries in Wyeko also will be traced
20 the
Mr. John Dikemsn OF Brooklyn, is the of the
house occupied by Mr.. Kirk. lie bad set the same
painters At work upon his residence and there
overheard which led 70 the OF the
parties implicated not only ia the attack Mr.. HOtch
kiss but in the attack for the purpose the pi-
lot OF the WILLIAMSBURG ferry boat who, II may be-
well here 20 say. probably mistaken for the ferry.
master whom he strongly resembles Ia hight and figure
and was doubtless supposed 90 have AZ least part OF the
proceeds of the day with him. More than this We do
not feel present AZ liberty to say adding only that
the disclosures of two unfortunate females with whom
the prisoners have associated to confirm the nior
nation Mr. Diksfnan obtained from their own lips.
It may here be mentioned that Mr. Hotchkiss remains
in hopeless condition. end that the in the
peers 10 the effect that bis physicians had expressed
strong confidence IN his recovery and that Mr. Hotch
kiss had communicated with his family by Of a
slate have foundation in truth. Com. Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13

J. D. WHEELER,
kSy- Commissioner for the -talcs Of New Yorx
and Connecticut, Tannsny Hall MID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13

"a ATTENTION, LADIES .-Rbbons silhs
- millinery Articles. Rough and Ready" Straw
x> Boopets snd various oshef sylss, too uumesous
80, 10 m-otiop but De ss<n II JENNfN0ys
Ca~.o c.sa Store Il Csnast sns door west u Brood
w.v Please call and exsmins The above stock, apd
viii xusrsnty hey shall be cold cheaper Than -
foant a. any other abushnsns IN tse city.
n B. Doot forget he Number, ~ Canal Ct, my7 w.
m sPHING fAsulONs.-Hsis, Hsis-Psrs 7ols
llk skn hats u -, equal hoss sod By others = ~
also, elegant dsess bets % 50 and "a Is, spsrsos
10 syle and nnsh 70 Aoes in many places = ~ $50 ~
rel G o March VIII be plssssd 70 go his fFisnds y
his esablshment
a2s I'M GEORGE P. n. BROWN. lee csrs-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR.. Towusends sarsapsrna 10 sovereign and speedy
for incipent consumption barrennsss isaeosrbss,
or whites, obsrucled difficult menslusnon, ioconun
Of urine, involuntary discharge thereof and for
tho result OF Inherent csasss or produced by ieguay
illness or accident
Nothing be surprising inyisorstinx Il.
fscis upon hs human frame. Persons all weakness cod
.s.ads before taxing H. :. once become roeas, ard mn
she neeessness Of the female frame which s the xresi
cause OF baroness.
IL will not be expected Of In cssss of dsiests
nstur-, exhibit certificates of eurvs performsd bat
the acied that hundreds of have besa
reported TO us Several casss where families have bssn
wibou, children aer using few boluss OF THE Inv sus
bic medicine have been besscd with hsalihy Offspring
Os. TOWNSEND My vito being greatly distressed ~
by Ss. ana saa so.a Ss.Ss so~o ss q ~
womb and with dlfcutss. and having Known
bearing recon for such CAGES described
Obtained bottle Of Extract Of ssrsspsrlla and followed
Ss s y s%a her ss snt
for the benehs she receiyed ake pleasure 10 thus g.
in0~'das Nc SoSss os " ne *
Albany, Aug II, 1874
Da TOwssEsD-To ell whom this may This
IL 70 certify that my wife used one oos o. your sussIs
aud delicate cfou instances seing troubled Win the drop
s swelling Of the feet nervous affections. and very much
dsbisted With persuasion snd the recon msndstion
Of ,noss hsd used Il, sbs induced 10 Try u. wh
s faith and sufee IL 10 say, NE medicine had The
nsa sosr expiration Of week Of is use, .hs
dropsy and sfsction gave way ss,onishns
degree and her health ID now better than asa o'sn ''
n tot. win be Of any service 70 you, Or any oSs who
doubts ths sneesss Of ms medicine 20. ss .y, -
come % IL subscribe myssH your %s'' eGspses s0a
obliget servant. 'AMLson
OPINIONS on PHYSICIANS
Dr. Townsend u slnoss daily Ieesivns orders from pay
Tsi. 10 70 esrsify Ss We shs andsrsgn.d Physeiss.e
The Guy OF Albany, 10 nanseroos cases prescribed "
ar y.Insbs of.he In nartsl
n r Pulling, n D. J. Wilson, r. D. T. 3. Bnggs, n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13
oAurIOy TO THE PUBLIC.

~ JOhn-on's Toothache Drops.-Ihs Cove
Anoiy Tor immediate aud permznsnt cure Of pain
from decsysd having from s Intrinsic value a.
remedy become ismensey popular with nose ~no nave
marset by unprnc pied persons and sod AZ me Original
I'D Genuine article The object " his paragraph 10 70
rsuton ne public against all such spurious compounds, Al
40 Glove Anodyne possibly be he genuine sreo 20
loo, ara syorsby known By hat but that prepared
daring four or ave years by b. D sanas an1 of NE
60 wro Ia nox ne solo proprietor. The Only ssety fof
o1rhaser. 70 b and ssk for Johnsons foohscne
brgo. ard 10 The Wrapper Of The vial - every
on. I'd he genuine tho signature 0fHeny Johnson
P.uanber th.I The True Glove Anodyne 10 40 Immediate
r fog violent tooLhsche pain IN Ihe gum
- tbst IA 10 manufactured genuine only by HENRY
JOHNSON cnesnlsg and DrugZisl, No. 27S Broadway
- So r The Granite Building Sold Al eo Fulton
a. n Ea.t Broadway ald SIS Hsdsoo-sl Price IS cera
d-sH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13

The mistake by which made Wing major
ty of tpo in Joint aot occurred in placing Nanse-
mond in the Wing column whereas it has this year
gone Loco for the first time that we remember. Its
vote has been
40 Harrison 3s3 vBuren $50 "a. Clsy36l Polk 244.
This miserable detection may result in great mis-
hief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13

~ Orrts Tooth Paste.-A superior Article for
Cleansing and preserving The eeth hardening me gans
.nd ,ye-lenng ne bresh warranted Dot 70 get dry or
bart Price 57t cts per pot For sale BY
.isrf n Esst broadway, cor. Market-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13

" The Consul General of France has given
Official notice through the Courier des Etats Uais that
the French Minister of Marine has stationed steam
cells in the Dsrdeneles the Channel and the Straits Of
Gibraltar for the assistance of vessels loaded with grain
sad destined for French ports tina. from contrary winds
or other ordinary commercial accidents detained
on or driven from, their course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13
~ Watrr-curr In PhiIndeI phin.-Dt sCHIEF

~ Wafer-cure In Philadelphin.-Dt sCHlEf'
ERDgCHER asng returned from wish 70 Grasfenoefs
srS ne most eminent Water establishments OF Ger
mary and Engsnd has reop-ned bis Water cure house N
a. he corner Of Chestnut and Beach -ts tcOrn
btrux ne advantages of city and country residenc-
$3.50 ~ proeer. nj Dest services Ell no may favor
b win heir patronage. His house Sas pot iof NOEL,
and very srge snd convenient containing W roma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13

~ Cologne Wafer, Of superior quality, on drsu 2hl
40 !, bours N various ALSO, Lne genuine Farms
Cologne dir-ct from G-fmany. For sale BY
ALBERT l. WISsHIP, II East Broadway,
.Ia1 e0rn1< II A.rkelst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13

GIN LA VEGA.-The Courier des Etats inns
contains paragraph in relation this distinguished
Mexican General which to verify the opinion Of