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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

Misses Mac Adam wish 70 inform
f,p friends And the public that their school for Dung
,es Wi, re6pen on Monday. the 9Th Of september az
Fourth.f The studies comprise al the 9fanches OF y
thorough English Education. with French Music &C. ~
Crcuia- can be obtained a. the ABOVE huAoe4 " D. ~
Fr.ncis's bookstore. - Broadway. -
y =" -. So irreoiT
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,y,,e.. Henry tZubrick. X

W0rd-n Jo.-ph IT l0fks, Isatc II. = II.h
vvr1ar Frsefa.uS Young. william re NEE 'o'ePn
x,,.vIsra IeHnrrrl Young. th1- ...n,,- an n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11
rT,HE CLASSICAL lad commsTeial lasiitai

i Br0slway vii BE- rcopened Monday, sept q Ia
hs institution young gentlemen Will D. thofouSly n-
.rructed ia the branches req e tor comm pu'.
.u ~ entering college, and every attention viii be PAD
ID the manners morals ald intellectual sent o. ne
rlris and n0 ore Will BIZ allowed % remain in the inst
tntoa whose pertinent not exemplary Terms from -
% 80 per quarter IlguesQnshe references gwen on
-pnicafion. s. -~eod I A. NEWMAN, Principal.
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me asgregate quantity OF The ssffie tftcIfs l"'
,,ao vster from hs commencement of navigation 70 70
7th " September inclusive. 70 as ioho~s NJ 1.
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NOTICE.-kInss County Bank otsaaized sndss sls
&NOenera Bank "a lss--caYtal -l1,'ffi sh>ies wi
elcAIhe Directors of the Kings County b-nk q, ~
hsmsbgrgh hereby give notice that s0pscfipu0hs "a,
capital Of said Bank wall BE- received ~ can 80
Directors until the day VI November asxi sna 81
DAY Committee Of the Board will attend Al u,s
County HOTEL On the Of FIRST ana svu.n ,oh
Us 10 the SAID village, oE The purpose Of feesns f.ss
cations for such part Of the capital STOCK - III h.
been previously subscribed Tor kseh sopsshoet ~ as
fequired 10 pay one dollar per share 81 ,n- inc m
-ctin. and the remainder IN three e9usi -,
III. rt.t day. OF January, February and Agfh neA'
Ing Dihrtlvho- o. Va uo. shtos.
William Wall Nicholas Wyckor Orshsm ryn,
Thos O. Van Zsnt David :. Mills, j. kd~d oooaa..
David Klgour Jr. VIM Lsynn Ai'7'
% Nv. ~
A NEW AND VALUABLE ,tsye hse Nal, xersA
hLAw has machine nov a. wofk IA - .rh.n<.
Carolna which decided improve -. tor
heretofore made for tAs purpose, and ,. ~e I pro
dressinz any knd Of The slaves &c az
mi.cuOrsiy in hopper, from whence 'ne a.rti,e
tben and dresses them very smoothly, 1870 ear.
.h.pe or dimensions, following very PefIse rs,usf<
yafre or crook the OIL OF md Save
The machine Is very simple, cheap IN ~ s.r,rs 20
liable 20 get out OF order and warranted 70 s'
,,.f,son Orders for machines rights may oe ma
rso.toa,a % r. LAW, Wilmington, y. I, Nns 20 10
ehine hss been in regular business oPeEsio"'o s.xe~
and where Il can be seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

80 FARM FOR SALE That very aes" s
10 Farm formerly ire estate Of John Davenport, fsQ
49, deceased susie in ), meIset co. New jersey apout
20 rods sDu IN " the aJuTshng vilageot flrct'nl, sna
YORK containing shou. 50 % land Ga me fsn
large dwelling house. barn, and all the necessary OUT
h'lses In GOOD repair Also. two snail enemens wnlch
rent fr : 3 ss-h annually. The dwelling Ia enclosed N
.naco1s lawn filed with show u and Dream "a ia refs
AID evergreen. LSfery's brook, ncytriNhng ss am
through the fam watering every held ana anora
N admirable fa-ihues for water power or h.hponi
v ,es NJ aid farm IL OF the very best quality and In
- f.nr.-Ihs location remarkably healthy aud the
,cenery beautiful Refer 10 MUIR. TAYLOR co 81
Brosd, in NewYork, or the proprietor on me premises
anil IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

Briss Madison. Savannah David Duffell, wilmington
NC; Marcellus, 81 Marks, and others.
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-
kL41nd--nS-S URGH ASD WHEELING via Para
telphs Baltimore aud OHIO ksilfs.d Cua' eisa - sa
Nrs,rn Traye-rs Great United stases Mall fad fsss.l-
y.r Route 10 Pittsbargs, Wheelins Cnclnnsu ana we
South ant West. fassepge" gong onee"y '''us"''
L.,ve Ner.Yors foot OF LibellysL js'iy Ni; ? VI by
Leave Phisdsphis corner Of Eleventh snd a"fsos'I
daily al iO NJ. q.
Arrive In Baltimore ate A. NJ. , 49,
I.ssy, BALTIMORE al u A. N. by Tie Bsvnois snd |9''
Railroad "a.
Issys Cumberland att NJ by National hosJ ssa ovc'
irtsat stage Lines sud arrive la tish2'sh"t " noe'ns
Passengers fog Pittsburgh Gshe ,he splendid tsw aud
modern built steamboats, al BfOwn.gnle and mefepJ h.'e
only u miles OF staging on the whole fouts ,,,su.
gir.tcsss steamboats, esye Pittsburgh and " orens
regularly. aud pssseDgefs are FORWARDED "uon uen3 10
Ci1cunaA aud al Other porls 10 N. south sou West
MOANING LiSE - 80,
Second Mall leaves New iosA a. , l. D. i-'S 'o' fh'-
leave. Philadelphia Sundays excepted, sSi r NJ y
nbos at from Docasl wharf lor bsumofe, aud a. "
Oy Railroad. -, 4. ,,s,,...,,.,.
athe Railroad Once, corner OF Marker ana 80 -
A. suth Tniti o. or 90 board steamboat, Dock ~hst
Fare through from Philsdelphls Ia f"sbuisn r.'
NheeDs sJ, with the prisieg. Of stopping Sosl""'e'
snd fesunlng seats al pleasure
'o' ''''''' l. sLEMMER, Agent
Al AdsmsG Co's Express Office, 10 Nsl-st al II A NJ,
or % Broadway, cor. mOrrlssl
BALTIMORE
N. b. The Mail Liaes from fnllsdvip.,s y ps"'n"so
leave tbe Depot ~ Eleventh and Ma bet ss sun
DAYS excepted, At A. NJ by ksirosd 81 Z. NJ BY steam
boat, and 10 z. NJ. daily BY Rsltosi ,
~ Passengers are cautioned sinst purchasing we've"
IN New YORK. for Baltimore Pilsburgh OF Na-eilos ru-
n,s,iny IN 20 by the aforementioned Lines A. no
,uhorized 10 ss iicAes IN Nsw-YOfk FOR iLese Llncs
tisH l. sLEsMFR. Agent Tor Mail btp"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

-, FOI, SALLY GOOD farm Of b5i acres good land
cJ comfortable iasm buildings plenty Of troit and shrub
.tsberv lO acres Of timber mile from depot az
Westfed Particulars OF d. Mr,Seutfe, On the farm
Also splendid htte farm Of 10 sores, one mile rom
plarfsd all complete Also. farm Of 20 acres on The
pss.c River Is acres timber land good buildings, plen
=, hi fruit An the above Will be sold dirt cheap Cal
other dav. Painfeld " j or D. VAIL. every Monday
AZ Al Cortland-st from 10 till 2-oher days Mansion
House, At Rockawsy, \. J. - ."
%. FOR ~AIE-The farm of ne subscriber =, Gene
~ va snown as Wood.de" being % acres hnl.fsIe
~ land In view Of the lake and village sud houuIny
npped with ali kinda fruit and mosl ysnehe Improve
,nen,, Applyto the subscriber *. slOssON, on NE
er.mi.e. or 10 WILLIAM T. WHirTEMORE,
f,siS 9-r9aw 81 PiueG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

m FALL, FASHIO>s.-HATS. HAfs.-Parn
Ill mOleskin Hats al 81 equal TO those sold ~ otheis
a. also. elegant dress Hsts az - ~ aud - - se-
penor IN style and hnish 10 those IN many places -
neat Hats Ar L g. Murch Will be pleased 70 sec hs
friends AZ tins establishment -
s. i'm GEORGE L. n. BROWN 40 'ansIet
HPARTs BOOTS.-WM VI YOUNG, formerly
Il No ( Ann--t bat now the Paris Boot EmpOnumr
n importing and manufacturing the best quality %
- French Cali Boots for 81 -, equal 10 the best soa
in other stores tor - ard 81 do tine calf sowedtbs ono
make for - 81 anil warranted 10 give satisfaction All
kiuds OF goods his line kept constantly on hand and
made order the shortest notice, corner OF Fulton and
N.s.sn - oonosi,e the Herald Once II
~ BIRDS AND CAGES in great variety bird
Il seeds aud small articles connected with the same
.%EkKing Charles Spanies and English Terriers iot
8E8.ale by w. = JOHNSTON, $50 Broadway
- ~ near Chambersst.
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EsAxTxss''

-r--s FsgE KEDIi CED-Anern,oo sosiiof
.aiS.2 sine slug TsI,y ,.ws, De,ss Fs,Sy No. 80
dlc s,esusoal ZLfdyA Capt h h. " els VIII rsss
New Yor, from the psr footo Prarklinsi eve'y Get
-, sunday -xpecief) 1t O'Clock kcturrn<, VIII -sss
- -. " mye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-11

tSan>u,- .LA--ICA 4. and Conmerc al envy
vi ie7 H-ory-sL brcJsiy VII b. reop-red on nonday
AugHs for he instruction VI young sertrneD Ia every
br.Ich = cdufzon n-cessgy 10 NJ them % euefb co-ge
Or eO1nungtogs- Terms from SIC ~ 81 per qua tef
gor -irrasrs cuuisirg references s-d other particulars
sppy A. ~ one ofths paper =, ~ wowsL BIoos-
- aus n
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SCHOOLS.

ROBERT IL. MORRIS, Z. VI.
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TIL E UNION.

geously occupied and bockadng the other ports on the
Mexican coast, the whole commerce for the supply OF
contributions which it is the purpose of the President
exact from the enemy who become the purchasers for
consumption; and with the comparatively moderate du-
sion, no neutral, with lawful cargo, will probably hes
itae between voluntarily paying them and incurrng the
1t is confidently hoped that the execution Of these or
ders promising benefcen results to commerce. and ey-
acting from the enemy portion of the means necessary
to maintain the war, will not be without its influence
lmpressIng them that the interests of Mexico will
be promoted by speedy and honorable peace
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
j. Y MASON.
To the officer commanding the IT, S. naval forces in the
Gulf of Mexico
1.-THE Secretary of Wars instructions substantially
the same as those Of the Secretary of the Navy We
shall publish them in our next]
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For the Union

For the Union.
'The great and glorious superiority of American
valor" has been thoroughly demonstrated and confirmed
by the from the gallant General Taylor and his
comparatively little army
Everybody reoices over the gorously successful and
almost astonishing achievement of General Taylor, and
heartily than the President and Gov. Marcy,
as we have reason know; the attempts of certain
federal leaders and newspapers TO get up story of envy
and jealousy their part towards the brave old man,
the contrary notwithstanding The truth is the sue
and glory of the administration in the conduct of
this Mexican war, has been and is identified closely
with that of General Taylor, that all the and inve
tons of the ederalsts who would gladly manufacture
political capital OF the achievements of brave sol
der, who in his heart despses them, must defeat them
selves. General Taylor is not nor has he been
politcian far from IT, that than OCCASION
he has expressed his dsapprobaon of the course pur
sued by those high military officers, who at times per-
haps to the detriment OF legitimate duty, have made
known their political aspirations through the medium of
letters published far and wide in partisan political
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FTNIE following music is this day received and for
sale at Stationers Hall, Pennsylvania avenue two
doors east of 18th street. VIM. FISCHER,
Oh no. we never mention her; arranged waltz.
Moscow waltz arranged for the piano
Carnival Of Paris-gailop; by Strauss
Nightingale waltz; arranged for the piano
The home that love arranged as a waltz by White
Angelo waltz by Z. L. White
Rory OMore; arranged a waltz
New stop waltz; by Carlo Rosalia
Seigh-belI waltz; by Brcher
Six Tyroeap waltzcs by Hunter
Tho Dnoro waltzes by Labitzkey
Athletic values by J. p. Ordway
Invitation to waltz by Hunter
Watcher quick step; by White
Royal Irish march; by stephen Glover
General Tayor's quick step; by A g. Pickens
Mountain maids QUICK steps arranged by Burictt
Diaboli9,e quick step; composed by Bohlnan.
April 4 tNf
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Communicated
UNITED STATES TRANSPORT SHIP Loo CHoo,
OF Cana Horn Dacarnhor Os - 10

OF Cape Horn, December 2s, 1876
Accidentally lost overheard in a gale of wind of
Cape Horn, on the goth December, 1915, from the
United States transport ship Loo Choo, Private Daniel
Strong, of the 18th regiment New York State volunteers
in the service of the United States.
Also died. at the same time and place. of disease of
the heart the immediate fatal effect of which in
duced by excitement and exerton in rescung Pri-
yate Green from drowning, First Lieutenant William r.
Tremells, Of the same regiment
In connexion with the death of Lieutenant Tremells
we publish the following proceedings:
At meeting of the officers of the detachment of the III,
regiment New York State volunteers in the service of the
United States and the friends Of the late Lieutenant Ire
nels convened on beard the transport ship Loo Choo, of
Cape Horn, on the 2Sh DECEMBER, 1916, it'was
Rssoced That with heartfelt sorrow we compelled to
announce the sudden death of Lieutenant Trcmes on
whose deceuse is loss to our country for friend who
was bound to us by the strongest tes and for officer
who exceed by none in the strict and faithful dis
charge of his duties
Resoircd That deeply sympaihzc with the bcrcaved
widow and relatives of Lieutenant Trcmcls in this dis
tressing aocdent and hope that they may be
with the reflection that he died honoraby in the service
his country, in successful endeavors drowning
soldier OF the command and that he departed with his
hopes firmly xed and anchored in the Christian faith and
Kesotpsd, That we viii wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for our deceased brother officer for The period al thirty
days.
RESOLVED That copy of these resolutions be forwarded
to the widow Of Lieutenant. Tremes and thai they be pub
lshsd IN ne washington nion and the papers OF the CITY
James A; IIarde, major It'll reg n Y State vols.
T. Seymour G.. Steele, captain &c g
kmbal H. Dimnck, captain +"
James b. Hatch, master Of ship Loo Choo.
Edward Gilbert, first lieut.. 7tf regt N. Y. s. vols
George g. Hubbard, first lieut. +"
William q Parker, assistant surgeon Y. = ;,
Charles G: anderson, second lieut.. IN regt N sV,
Theson X. Peree " 9"
James G. Ward, acting assistant commissary.
Robert Wells commssary's clerk.
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WOOD AVID C.,Ar..

cyEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF
- Clerk Of the House of Representatives ofhe United
States until Friday. the 10th of April inst, IL O'clock
meridian, for the furnishing, for The OF said House,
Of TWO HUNDRED CORDS OF THE BEST HlCKO-
RY WOOD, saving the same into lengths OF feet and
dcpositing tin the vaults of the Capitol ssig' =
Sealed proposals will also be received the same place
md until the time, for furnishing TWO HUNDRED
TONS OF THE BEST ANTHRACITE COAL, well bro
and screened to be deposited in the vaults Of the Capt
toll.
Said wood and coal to be measured and weighed nj the
expense OF the person furnishing the same, and to be de-
vered and packed away before the first day Of October
next. b. B. FRENCH,
April 2-atd Clerk House Reps. u. 3.
lIntell
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STANDARD Authors, reprintcd-Fne paper and arge
- type, in large twelve volumes. lust imported from
London by f. FAYLOR--
Memoirs of Count Granmont and the Court Of Charles
the Second, by Anthony Count Hanilton-l volume 81 rs
Schcs History of the Thirty Years. War; Schillers His
of the Revolt of the Netherlands, and other historical
works of that author--2 volumes, 81 co.
Life OF Lorenzo de Medic by Roscoe volume, 81 2J
Scheieges Philosophy OF History volume, 81 Is.
Sceegcs Course of Lectures Dramatic Art and Lit
eraure--1 volume, ISL %. lElh
Life and Pontfcate of Pope Leo the TENTH by Roscoe
volumes, 81 so. -il
Mgnets History of the French Revolutions 1850 to 1871
l volume, 81 %.
Beckmans History of Inventions Discoveries and Orr
gins voumes w o. APril2
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VAN AMBURGH Il CO.'S
Grand and 7rinmphat Exhibition of the past and mag
nifoenf collection of
WILD .1.NI.MALG


WILD ANIMALS,
VIII exhibit in Washington on Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday, April 9Th, 9Th, and 7t 1877, for three days
only.
Hours Of exhibition from TO p m, and to p.
Prices of admission Is Children under nine years
of age, hafpriee.
C. e. BRISTOL, Agent
The procession will be preceded by the and colossal
Roman Chariot,
after the model of the ancient charios of the
Roman copquerors in the costly and gorgeous style
of workmanship, being 10 feet in length by seventeen
feet in height, drawn BY eight black Flemish horses OF
prodigious size and weight and containing
SKELETONS FAMOUS AMERICAN BRASS BAND,
From New York.
The cavacade consisting of the carriages containing the
animals all newly painted and gded in the most superior
style of workmanship, and drawn by the most beautiful
ddpe grey horses that could be selected regardless of
pense will parade through the principal streets the spa
cous partition erected for the exhibition Of ths afchfess
collection of animals where the public may have oppor
tuniy of Witnessing the
Thrilling Performances Of Van limbaugh,
Whose dominion these terrible and powerful
has been universally acknowledged throughout Europe
and America.
gJ-For particulars, the large and small bills at the
hotels, NC. Alarcl z9-u'd
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letter has been received in this city from an officer at
Vera Cruz on the 18TH He describes the landing OF our
troops and their meeting with serious resistance About
1900 of the national militia were lowering round, firing
occasionally at long distance, without doing mischief
and scamperng of at the smallest appearance OF
troops n pursuit The castle had fred several shot, which
generally fell far shor, OF the object General Twggs had
moved above the ciiy the pipes which had supplied the
city with water had been cut oand the investment
then almost totally complete. The guns OF one battery
had been landed-the other every moment expected
sThe Paixhan, would cast shells probably more than
1000 yards) 1t is supposed by the writer who's. letter
we have SEEM that troops would take the town. as
more efecual means of bombardng the castle The
captnla, N of San Juan d Uoa expected in few
DAYS after an batteries had been put up aud the failure
n sunnes wo nd edectually contribute to the result
The number of ro present than sufficient
invest the place TIL could scarcely fall short Of four
teen thousand.
We understand that all the bomb vessels have sailed
for their place of destination, and may have arrived be
fore this time; but it expected tn the castle will sur
render before. they arrive.
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FREIGHT THE MAcEDoNIAN-We have been requested
bv Com Kew that he report relative reights
by the Macedonian without foundation That he asks
freghs from shippers, from the British government
from any one else. He says that if freight is given him
by law will only be received by him for the
parties shipping charities"-N Y. Sim.
Far better not to receive cent from the British gov
ernment.-UNIoNl
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The board designated by the Secretary of the Navy to
design the four steamers lately authorized by Congress-
now sitting in Washington, and is comprised follows
Commodores. Charles Morris, l.. Warrington, and
Joseph Smith
Engineer IN Chief-Chas Fl. Haswel
Chief NdrGl Constructor. Frances Grce,
Naval Constructors Samuel HART and John Lenthal
Engineer-C w Copeland.
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Extract Of a letter dated

TAMPIco, March IL, 1s47.
gentleman direct from San Luis Potos, arrived in
this city to-day and states that Santa Anna had forward
cd Recommendation the Mexican Congress to for
peace Five or six thousand Mexican soldiers have de-
serted and the balance OF the army was represented as
being in deplorable condition. .
Upwards OF 5000 had been killed, and LOO wounded,
during the late battle near Saltllo
''HpS PHILADELPHIA Sentinel
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From the N. Y. Journal OF Commerce,

.eEE8 % From the NJ Y. Journal OF Commerce.
ARRIVAL OF THE VINcENNEs FROM THE EAST IN
DIEs.-The U. s. ship Vincennes Pauldng, 81 days
from Cape Town, Cape Of Good Hope, arrived this morn
ing-oficers all well
We learn from Mr. Swartout. LIST lieutenant that two
days previous TO their sailing the British mail steamer
Haddngon had arrived out having board Sir Henry
states that an engagement had taken place between the
British forces and the Kaffrs short time previous, in
which the latter were victorious, driving some $4,000
British regulars before them. Two British officers had
been nhumanly murdered few days paevious.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-03

The new Pope is decidedly ne has issued
directions to have the Pontine marshes drained, with
view the cultivation of rice On the occasion of the
election of colonel of the Roman civic guard his
Holiness inquired if there was any objection to his be-
coming candidate for the Office. Captain Cacciar, to
whom the question addressed replied that there
not and the result was that Pope Plus 9th is colonel Of
regiment of his troops and may possibly leave off,
on sone review day. his triple crown, to mount cooked
hat and feather Journal Of Commerce.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-03

The people of Victoria, Texas, are now engaged re-
moving the raft in the Guadalupe river, miles be-
low that city. This done, the steamboat Delta will reg
uarly run on the river from Port Layacca to Victoria.
those living in the valley Of the Guadalupe,
PHILADELPHIA Sentinel
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IOR SALE.-Intentng remove west wish to dis
pose of my very valuable property situated on G street
few doors from the War Department; part of which is
occupied present by Commodore Bolton, as private
residence the other part adjoining present occupied by
myself AS residence grocery store and butter epot the
butter vault is of the best in the city, and in good
neghborhooi for retailing butter and groceries Also LOT
and Improvements 18th street.
Any person persons wishing to purchase will please
call ON Mr.. Stansaus Murray, or myself The property
will be shown by me ut any time.
Ap2-law3w AQUILLA RICKETTS,.
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The brig General Worth sailed from New Orleans on
the 9th ult, for the home squadron of Vera Cruz.
Among her passengers o. H. Perry, son of the gal
liant commodore and Hiram Sanford, LIST assistant engi-
neer, United States navy.-Phladelphia Sentinel,