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WAsBISoroS, July ~, ls47.
The Congressional Light House.

The Congregational Light House.
Little did Congress suspect last session. that the item
of s7 800 in the civil and diplomatic BILL for lighting
the capitol and grounds with gas appropriation
for erecting light house In the skies" But 10 IL
out 1t Is thought that the pine tree which
to be up through the dome eighty feet above the
summit with big lantern the top, will not only
the purpose Of beDghted members Of Congress be-
lated the issnd but that the shaft from its great
elevation may be used by the District merchants IN CIV
ing signals Of ships schooners, &c coming UP ths river
We understand that a. q safeguard against the pole
falling through, lantern, fixtures and all Ia mass OF TIM
Der and iron Of five or six tons weight ana crusnns
such AS might happen be In the rotunda
that the rotunda will be closed ON windy days ana t
,.u s,ch rc,ions al communications between wy
o,,a.s will have 70 be via VESTS and john foy re.
tories In the basement in the library Of Conssces o
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT.

From the South.

From the South
New Orleans papers Of the 18th have been received A
fredericksburg
Inc bark Alabama which sailed from Vera Cru, ON
ne ''h' arrived at New Orleans on the 18th inst but
brings no news Of interest
a letter TO Mrs Chase written by her husband NJ
Tampico, dated 18th inst says that General Scot, -.
within nine miles of the capital the aoth nit T,,.
is believed to be incorrect
By the extension of the telegraph are now in com.
municaton with Richmond, from which city our dos
patches will hereafter be forwarded thirty hours in
advance of the mail
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New YoRK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July "a
This having been packet day for the French steamer
union, 'nAnse was 'n'ny attended, ana transactions
limited The Flour market varied very little from yes
erdays quotations Sales Of Genesee were made at So
-hoo, oh,o .o,S a, o., q. ~ % 80 some round
'p ono sun :. 30 % 90 ana some mixed brands
were no,l .rr. s.,.s 80 o,., 81. ~ % 'o Inc sales
,,,c Corr noraa $50 80 .e"s "efo liaae a'
80 w. nu'eo ifeeiy' ana was mostly bought for the
purpose OF h1ing contracts falling due the present
month Sales of good Western mixea .r. ,n.aa >. g..
ga. a.u " ~ 'Aeu were maoe at %
'' n"' yeno" "t % orc and round do. from 81 to
TUG A small lot of handsome white sold at 6gc Rive
stood Mt 7s n So Oats sald ~ A.. An w.. ~ :
Work Mo-, -, :. a. - ''0' "eS'efh Ne~
" "' soiu @' ~ 10 " "a Provisions appeared
some frmer, bat sales Of moment were reported:
SI4 10 WAS offered for ,,.ss po-,. ,r a. -. :.
shout s,s q. =, "' p W. soou NJ
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/EIrS1& BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
/EHXT]E&HAR ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIP 1900 tons
with the Lords of the Admiralty
HlBERNIA, Captain Alexander Ryrie.
CALEDONIA, Captain Edward c. Lott.
BRITANNIA, Captain John Hewitt.
CAMBRIA, Captain Charles H. E. Judkns
ACADIA, Captain William HARRISON
THE AMERICA The NIAGARA
THE CANADA THE EUROPA.
Vessels appointed to sail from Liverpool are the
britania. .'...'.'', Jn1iym =, IN; ~
Vessels appointed to sail from Boston are the
Britannia, ................. August l, l8f7
luggage INNS; h. on hoard hs av no. sSou.
sailing.
Passage money-Fom Boston Liverpool, $3.50, do do
Halifax, 500.
No berths secured until paid for
These ships carry experienced surgeons. 49,
No freight except specie, received on days OF sailing
For freight passage, other information, apiy to
D. BRIGHAM, Jr, Agent,
AtHARNDEN CO.'S Wall st.
In addition to the above line between Liverpool and
Halifax and Boston contract has been entered into with Her
Maestys establish line between Liverpool
and New York direct The steamships for this service
being built and early due notice will be
ofthe time when they will start Under the new contract the
every fortnight during the other months the Going al
ternately Liverpool aud Halifax and Boston, and be
tween Liverpool and New York. meg
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49, THE ONLY INDEPENDENT, CHEAPEST
<and most greeable medicine of the age is DR.. De-
AZ1wittt G. Kellingers Infallible Linment which is
universally used by the medical faculty throughout city
and country 1t eradcaes all palms. sores
hammation extracts fire. &c of the aggravated chaac
ter medatelH Only easpoonul required be
ken as Dose for adult for darrha and bilious cholic
$40 forfeit will be paid Tor failure these used
according 70 direction III put larae bottles that all
who have horses it; lays all the other
DIES on the SHE'LL after they get trial OF this truly wonder
fu and incomparable compound- only about three
an ounce Sold at 50 cents single bottles dozen s half
cause and the prore of all the stage propreos Of New
together with best and distinguished horse
and dealers laying down all other remedies used by many
them from twenty to thirty yearsand will this alto
gethe and will do thing else 1t be OBJ
tanned always genuine wholesale and retail of s. lngerso
Co., No 23O Pearl removed from 90 John street.
from William kellngeI, at Wiiamsburgh the foot oil
Grand Street Ferry; of Mr.. Kyle Harlem Railroad Office
CITY Hall Park, New York city; and the druggists
Keepers saddes and tves throughout the city and
try generally Distributing Agents wanted from all parts
Of the United States to whom large profits will be We
VIII pay the expenses OF all who from distance
treat with five fail TO satisfy
tons IN relation its truly wonderful curative effects
and horse Travelling merchants of respectable
caes and denomination will do well TO call will
be confinedto privileged few Therefore, all who have
hearts and souls fashioned they should be- and try and
exercise them probably assist spreading this magic
aud shall be- All letters be directed DR.. DE.
WITT c KELLINGER. Principal Agent, Director, and
Manufacturer Yonkers, Weschester county New York
VA l0teods rrc
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;ssf e; 4. .: ..:s:: ::
s .s ssss%d sy Of &. The 81
o's lock IN the forenoon. jVi ;p, ri al src
ROwEKi THEATkE.-A. W, JAes.os .rro,1s.o.--fi
sSe.S iss"s
$ss ss y5s
Zoayd., Miss Fanny Gordon; Foranthe' Mrs wilkinson;
boxes a. cents Pit and Gallery IaJ cents Doors open at
ouarerto u performance 70 commence al hslEpsst J.
CASTLE. GAKDEN.--slE bAKra, Stage ManageL-on
%s'y With Ss WbSWs s Byron
name nam Pelham PSsse Mr. Holland jeremiah Clip w'ieot'
AGsr which. Grand p.s de TrOi'. by Misses Louisa,
Aer WHICH Herr Cline viii appear the Tight Rope and
Doors open =, eh; Performance commence ats.
af3msNARu5RN Ss Js
:" % SS:jSs; :S%sS
adj Sa, %so M %
Tickets q admit Gentleman and Ladies. Admis-
P. s.-For particulars small bills j8x
CASTE GARDEN Extraordinary l;rhibiuon---The
A Al on board IS cent? Open from o'clock A. NJ,
RKOADwAY THEATRE-Tbi. tsta6lishmsnt, now
solely sepsmbsr under p Il.
management Of
g. II. BARRETT
Persons Of acknowledged talent wishing uaous for the
will please him ,S, Leonard street
~ During Mr. Barreu's absence in Europe all letters and
K Nd %
A MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures both Az
| "A temoon and Evening at 81 and 8k o'clock.
New and sting collection Wax Figures consisting
Nsfia El;Ssi fsps5fd ' %MsrEAp
| of New Haven in the year 1899.
| Also engaged Tor a short time,
| THE ORPHEAN FAMILY. OR KENNEBECK
| VOCALISTS,
the most popular and tai nted company in America.
| Also for week more, company of
| SHAKING QUAKERS,
| the only genuine III the country.
| SANTA ANNA'S WOODEN LEG,
Taken by the American Army in Mexico may be
| at all hours da.' and evening
Adm ssien to the whole, IS cents.
CRICKET MATCH.-There will be a Grand Match OF
Cricket played between the North and South of England
Monday the 16h the ST. Georges Grounds Red House
jy25 2ns*rc
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Herman Oelrichs.
c. H. SAND, President.
EDWARD MILLS, General Agent, New York.
CHARLES +. ANDERSON, Secretary.
In conformity with the provisions Of the charter notice
hereby that the Books for subscription
exceeding 100000 the capital stock of the Ocean Steam
Navigation Company, will be reopened the Office OF the
Company a William, Of Wall street, Monday, 2lst
June, l847.
Five per of the subscribed be paid the
period transcription specie bank bills The balance Of
the subscription will be called for in nstaments exceeding
per may be required by the Of the Compa
ny, and upon thirty days previous notice.
The following is the 25th section Of the Bylaw
Subscription the capital Of the Company after the
be $500 shall preference be swed to those
who then be and to the extent Of their then
actual subscription je6 30t
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browns HoTEL.-The undersigned. sons of the late
ng their friends and the public generally that the Hotel 80
ioug and ayoraby knowa Browns Indian Queen Hotel
WASN'T gon has by arrangement among the heirs come
into the full the undersg ed sole and
thar they alone Will hereafter conduct this aud com
modous establishment They pledge meves To every
eHeon TO upho the high reputation aud retain the Urge
business WHICH has heetors and they earnestly
oil furniture about TO be made together with strict and unre
hitting attention TO the mfo of their guests. To merit and
receive the usual large share of public with which
1t has 50 long been honored.
T. PBROWN.
MARSHALL BROWN.
Warrington, ID. C., July Q, 1877. jy7 i5teodrc
NkEENrOKr LONG ISLAND PELONlC HUUsh.-
~ THIS beautiful healthful, and commodlous building,
adapted Tor ysiers, boarders, sportsmen, &c. &c. iur
nshed IN the highest STYLE ready under
determined 10 sustain Its reputation Commanding the view
OF the reconc Bay the harbor landing the Lsng
Island sound and neighbong villages OF unsurpassed PFC
turesque with privileges of pleasure boating shing
and sporting generally secured to the visters The interior
OF the mansion for private family accommodation, UNI
equalled Tor the advantages In the size quality
and Of the flower gardens bath houses
full recreation sailing, riding fishing through the Bay and
is seapparent and the responsibility whole Is rePosed
the whose reputation rsqures paneRyrc
and whose will be devoted render the Peconc
House. from local Beauties and healthul advan-
the fashionable and popular resort OF the season.
s. w. FAIRCHILD,
Supervisor and Stewart.
70 Male and female attendants Of experience engaged
and the cellar stocked with aes &c. of the finest and
choicest brands >. WE.
le29 3taW I'm
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x,x The. subscribers offer sale turup
&T3 best kinds, viz roota baga Swedish show ball
A red top white globe red globe yellow globe yellow
stone. yellow Aberdeen fall adsh and Spinach with large
and general of garden seeds Bene plant fresh
every day Choice and fragrant flowers seasons the
year DUNLAP THOMSON,
ii9 ltts m Seedsmen and Florists "a, Broadwav.
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nA PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, Staten Island
E The proprietor begs inform his friends and the public
that he has made considerable alter and improve
this establishment the last He has
cd large building thythr altogether
disconnected from the main body of the pavilion These
intended for gentlemen 0nly they Of comfoa
BILE size light and we'll ventilated and in all
those generally denomnated single in the
wntsrng places thI oughout the country.
The proprietor ready TO treat with families parties
wishing engage for the Letters addressed
tention.
steamboat between New York and New Brighton,
the following hours, viz
From New Brighton1At md II A; NJ, and and 8 M
NJ and and az M, aud more frequent communications
will be established the season advances.
Sunday Arrange mcnt-From New Brighton ats A. NJ, lax
GIN.
From New York, ut "A. NJ, 2 and 6x M.
Music Enthusiastically, Thursday and Saturday.
ep2S tire r. BLANCHARD.
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WHALEBoNE-Prices stood at % cts for N W, and 80
cts. for South Sea-
WHIsKEy- Sales of SO bbls were made at % cts and
small sales were also reported at 25x cents.
tREIGHrs Engagements were made by different YES
sells to Liverpool at IS 3D. for -four at lid for corn
at li3ad for wheat in bulk An American vessel was
taken up for Cork and market to load with -four at
as 10 London as was demEnded for -four, and lid to
I'D for grain To Havre oates were steady at 80 cents
Tor -four at % cents for grain, and No for cotton
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Died.

On Sunday, 26th inst. after long and illness
MIR LOUIS HILBERT in the 66th year Of his age native
of France.
Hi friends and acquaintance are respectfully reques
ted to attend his funeral this Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. at his late residence, No % Cherry street.
On Sunday evening, the 25th inst, DANIEL G. Mil.
LER son OF Daniel and Elizabeth Miller aged II months
The fIiends and acquaintance Of the family
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
10th, at 8 O'Clock, from 80 Clarkson street
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EkEsH IMPORrATION-W. SCOTT X co, No 377
Broadway have received fresh lot of the much admired
sheer Lawn andk aped borders, which are Off red
unusually cheap; black and white laced Cspes from 81 so;
about ooO pairs nne French Cuffs Is and Cd the
rem ning stock otback and whe lace Visitcs prices
avery cheap lot ofneedework Collars from 2 6s EACH
Ladies will also find bargains in Vaenc aud
f.dgnes well worth their a'tent on jyI9 3ot'm
/ MrOhIANI THIS WARM WEA HER siVnthiy
IIckcn emitting the holder the Of the Warm Cold,
be had in the Reading Room. " - - " -
T. III. BYMEs X CO.
Present. holders Of tickets of course allowed the pryi.
ierss o. THIS arrangement Entrance Cor Ladies' l Crosby
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Married,
On sunday enc 25th inst, by the Rev Dr. Lilienthal
Nh SIMON sINsHEIMER, to Miss Esther MAssABAcK
both of his city
fhii Adelphia papers please copy.
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WAN ED-THE PROPRIETOR OF AN EXCEL
w LENT SALOON. located in the most central
business of Broad like dispose of the
blishment and leave the city This establishment be
surpassed for location and especaby in the city of New
York.
For further information please call in the basement 35
Broadway or a Reade or all street, up stairs frat
floor iy2t3tkrc
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11n3 COUNTRY SEAT FOX SALE.-Ihat very de-
o& srable residence the village of Tarytown, West
49, chester county fitted up by the late Mrs Phillips, and
occupied for several by e. Treadwell Esq Of
feed for sale The house which about .e feet by 49, with
with house attached There also the premises
carriage house. stable house gardeners house and Other
convenient out buildings The grounds about acres
well stocked with great variety of choice fruit trees shrub
berry and ornamental and the
BY the Hud river. For &c., apply the
subscriber the premises.
jyIA 30ts re. C.V Z OSTHANDER.
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T1KUU STOKE AT MIDDLETOWN, CONN.-One OF
~ the best retail Drug stores the State Of
now offered for sale TO capable of conducting the
advantages TO the valuable lease for
years be assigned The has had put in
the city of New York will soon be in operation and the
all Of which will render this valuable person under
standing the business Apply either by letter personally
SAMUEL BOVINE, Druggist
j236tsrc SO John street, New York
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ZONES HOTEL, No. 1852 Chestnut street, Philadelpha
d The subscribers under the firm Of Bridges West have
purchased Mr. Jones' this establishment and hope
by the and comforts of their
merit of the liberal patronage hereto
fore received by its former proprietor.
The house has been thoroughly renovated and repad;
therefore feel assured welcome friends and the pub
lie accommodations equal the city of lpha
N. w. BRIDGES,
jv20 lttrrc JOHN. WEST
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,f&& FOR LONDoN-With Despaieh--Tle iast Sal.
w Captain T"vo nJ copper 'f s,g ns sp 81 r e.ac
'pS SG Wait TA Z &c is,...
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required from applicants. For particulars apply to
w. H. DISBROW,
jy20 Riding Sch, oil Bowery,

ERENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAG ES.-ATANA-
opened OF the latter 23a Broadway
21s Warren street will commence there be
sufficient number Of Students On account Of the
with Mexico 1t may become useful many
who has resided for Spanish countries thoroughly
acquainted with that language and his long habit teaching
enables him promise his scholars good very
short time. Private lessons will also be given
FRENCH LANGUAGE-Lessonsn French will be given
by he Professor native of Paris either his
n riyafef ,mil ivo0 Gtsr
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OthAN HOUSE, shkE wsBuk ,sr 2rgpsi he the High
The house having been enlarged aud reled
open the The Fishing aud Sea Bathing
Ocean House Fo time Of departure in
Courier Enquirer aud Sun jyl0 l2fs m3aw FurhSat
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, Belmont Hall
- N This establishment will remain until the LIST
of October Having been efunshed and fitted up Of
fers many the loo justly considered
quaed Of the best kind the highly medicinal
&c. Sc Route by r. r. leave the foot Of Coandt
a. NJ, 10 NJ and4 p. M. Through in hours, daily;
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WHITE H0 .TT sc SALOON. NO; MERCER ST.
the above house, and oropghy renovated the interior with
and costly furniture adding hot cold and shower baths
csiys bosrdera Th. house will be found most desirable
walk Of that great thoroughare, Broadway aud few doors
above Canal quiet and retired street. free from the
house there bar attached The liquors aad
Poey hopes that by the untng efforts of herself and the
attaches OF her house. she will be able general
satisfaction to all those that may favor her with call
jy3 30tsr
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31s& FOR SALE OR TO LET on dit In,rgn of the Rari
M tian Bay Monmouth County. = J. Farms in n high
- state of cultivation with All The necessary outbuild
Also lots from Nf twenty with the ad
Of fine bathing. rH he'd unfu
nshed. Persons DESTROYS Of carrying business the
and residing in healthy location cheap will find
advantage IN consulting with the subscriber.
N. B.-Ihe aforesaid farms and lots Texas
Pennsylvania but within hour and half of New York
Terms Titles indsputable. Emgranis Others wish
for gardening lots be suited Apply John Iveson
ESQ., S. Courlandt New York; w. O. Haynes,
Auctioneer Key Port j. All letters be post paid
KEY PoRT N. j., July 20, lsa7. jy2l 3Ot'rc
- ATARI NESTS TO LET, handsomely furnished
~. or unfu rnished, at 81 North Moore st.
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Two THE PUBLlC-Gve my articles a trial and Judge for
yourselves: warrant them all to be represented the
money refunded.

way; aud at retail OF A. Arau N9 Broadway b. JAG
quemod, AIS Broadway, New York. je Q 3Otsr
hAYs PATE Mt hOSE-tor sale IN New York by the
- and 20 Courtlandt James
Walter 1896 Broadway Joseph Il Ash 2ss Broadway; J..
ry street, George Howell 30 Park Row; Far Briggs,
Rector street; Gorge Fulton, 555 Broadway; Knight 4
Ter Coates ZIG Grand street, Charles Pitt Son, y Third
way; Stuart 826 Broadway; p Quinn, 54i Broadway;
r. Trowbrdge, 2Q Water street; Mckenzie Oara 653
Broad John Hudson Union square, Fouaeenth
stree AIKEN. 1911 Sixth Samuel Pryor 25 Third
avenue Plumbes and d. Hodgman, of Maiden Lane
led
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DVEkrst.MEN are daily forwarded Tor publication
the best Newspapers Of all cities and principal
!he United States Canada &c. by the accredited agent,
Palme who also authorised to receive subscriptions The
agency is in the Tribune Buildings. je29 3Ot~r
TOOTH Observation-Disclosures PRlTCHAkD 8
Magic Toothache Mixture warranted afford immed,
relief and any Toohache preparation Known
Prepared by experienced dentist and approved by able
Is cents whoesac upon reasonable terms Office No. i2s
Beekman Of Front and opposite Fulton Market.
i~Io 30t*
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No1isbs Tp CANADIANS AND SEC An FAN
~ CIERS Subscriber begx TO III IN. arr. n,;o,
ons Caaadsn Friend, aud The Pubic in general to his Sc
lecte ASSORTMENT OF imported Havana aud Prncps
W ch he vii dispose Of on bera terms as any meorte
ia the CITY III HEINZ OfTsg ''P"''e
ives l0'src LOG Brn,dwa 800, p;....
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nR ROBY'S BRAZILIAN HAIR CURLING Ii
II QUID.-This preparation will curl the hair beautifully
and strongly. and warranted not to nure it in he least
thus dspenses with the Of The heated irons, which nue
the hair by crispmg and burning 1t.
Sold wholesale retail by the sole propretor STORRS
& Co, q North Sixth ST., Philadelphia.
Agents in New Yo,k-Radway Courtlsndt St; scddard
Brooklvn-NIrs. HAYES. t39 Fulton ST. i've 30rrrc
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SHOULDER BRACES, and BODY BELTs-Agate's
~ Premium Patent Elastic Shoulder Brace so it y re-
commended and patronised by the
ts country io children or suls who inclined oop
ness pain in the chest those Of or
habits or those confined by study the writing desk as
they will find them invaluable article the should.
ers expand The chest thereby giving free and ealthy
ton to the lungs Mechanics and abore by wearing tbs
brace will be able to do work with les fa ue as eel
improve the form To be had wholesale an1 re tsI at
JAGATES,
Gentlemen's Quitting store, 237 Broadway,
conner Of Park Place.
NB.-Alsoa superior Body Belt, Abdominal supporie,
h,ohl dad Ion
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$500 GAAtLENGE-No,lcet to gentlemen who want
Tailoring Dy.ng. Cleaning and Repairing Estabshment
No Gold street, Of Gold aud Spruce where
the most reasonable terms by J. B. NOAH II Gold st
B-The highest price given for gentlemen's left off
wearing apparel jyi4 3Otsm
rlNIMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS. No. SAT PEARL
street. Broadway These Baths have been establish
in the city They are highly recommended by the
chronic complaints, eruptons of the skin, &c.
Medcated Vapor Baths also given daily. from A. NJ
r. "a
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY .-stryker's SOLUTION Heir
w Dye % change grey hair to II original sol1r 10 &
minutes Is for sale at D. Cougnacqs No 20 Chatham 49,
at syhs, No. Cosntiss Slip, whore IL be applied
jylo m
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-08
VERA CRUZ HAS BEEN TAKEN!

800 .Hnaericans Killed ReU0luti0rl In .Merico
WAsHIN GToN, April 5.
Passengers who came this afternoon in the
mail boat say, that as they were leaving Charles
ton, an agent came running down to the boat and
balloed to them that vessel had Just arrived,
bringing intelligence that Vera Cruz had been
taken, after desperate esistance, with loss of
500 on our side.
New Orleans papers of the 10Th have been re-
ceived. They state that the Revolution against
Gomez FaIrias was making Roadway, and it was
thought he will be put down. The coalition is
now between Santa Ana and the clergy.
1t was also reported that the priests have sent
him 5000, 900, as an earnest of their deter nina
ton to support him. Cor. Irib