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A terrible tornado swept over Cornwall in Upper
Canada last week Only one life ives lost, bu, the
loss Of o;er'y was immense.
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oh the llh of August corporal AMI nine men,
'a'Hs nee" aid ca, deserted f. ON Capt. Deas com
l1'y Oh horse artillery at Buena Vista and made
for the United States.
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This evening, the Wings of Baltimore city orsa.
oize for the coming elections. Let them look out
or colorists from the District of Columbia They
vi! be pcn-ed in upon the city.
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% The news from Chihuahua by why of Buena
Vista is not very cheering. I'VE should not be sur.
pTised to hear Of the occupation in force oy The
H.e1icane again of that CITY and State.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

Heretofore it has been very difficult, indeed i'm
possible, 10 always obtain good green and back lcas
But now you have only to visit the waretooms Of
tho Pekin Tea Corp rs and II Fulton street.
to obtain as delicious and fragrant teas Us you could
wish lor.--Daiy san.
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"Sniooth anu Readyn Paint Shop.
7Aantfl for small jobs 7grqtef for Urge one.
w. BERON, PAINTER,

.E., - htiAN 'AS,
DENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between s,a
Il and 10th street, south side, begs leave T. in.
form The public thst he is prepared 10 execute the
Peiufng Busarss, in all its various branches, such
as Houses, Signs, Banners, Trrnsparsncies, Fire
Screens Ginning Popr- Vcrnishing and Gld4 ing;
which viii be attended to in any part Of the city,
without delay. He respectfully sole t. share of
public patronage, and hopes 70 tncft. 1t by good
work, clorf attention TO business, and reasonable
charges He is confident ,hc. he can work at prices
low enough to make 1t to be int rest Of all TO give him
a call.
N. y. lam also prepared 10 execute 81! kinds OF
r!sia and ornamentsd JapanniDg, Dronzing and
Gliding beth in woa1 and metals, also that beau,i.
ful fnih the WHITE POLISH.
sep3Iy w. BERON.
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Twaddle, murderer, has been sent TO Mississp
pi from General Taylor's camp 10 take his tiial &C.
cordins to law. He was soldier in one of the
Regiments.
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PHILADELPHIA, 18th Sept.
Business dull, except in dry goods and that is
brisk. Stocks down. Flour IS 81 to SIS 81, bu,
nothing doing No change in other articles. AT.
tendance on change slim. Weather charming.
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Coon. a bill has been introduced into the N
York Legislature to compel all the interior bank. to
redeem their Bills in specie in New York city.
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I is possible that Tweedy, 10. has been returned
delegate I" Congress from Wisconsin. In eight
Counties he gained over 1900 votcs. ~.
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The finest specimens Of green and black teas cveI
sold in this county are imported by the Pekn Tea
Company. rs and n Fulton st, Those who want
good tcos at reasonable prices, always get them
thcro.--Tribune.
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\ burglary, larceny, fight a boat race, rob.
berry, AID fall Of man from the top of house
were tie topics Of conversation in Philadelphia on
MOLday. u....
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% Cd Zach will carry Pennsylvania unani.
mously' for both the Wing and Democratic parties
III that State are for him, for him, rop HI.
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NATIONAL WHIG.

Although myselfA WING, YET u hau the i? os,
Knew who, in the nigh ice President, would aa,
minister the government, The greatest pu ny and DO
most toward restoring it to what twas IN tie earlier
days OF the Republic, would make that man rre i
lent' no mater T 70 Mn 10 Eon Waam Graves.
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MRS. VA. BOYD, Fancy Drc.s and Habi
IVA Maker, on Penn. Avenue, south side, bctweer
| 9Th ard 10 h streets. aug 20 If
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WING NOMINATIONS
IN MARYLAND.

FOR GOVERNOR.
Wn, T. GO!d,borOugh, Of Dorchester roun'y.
FOR CONGRESS. aaa
: First distric., composed Of MONTGOMERY.
r,1.rlss Calvert. P,nce Georges. ST Mary's.
an arne Arundel counties, john G., Char-
"" %.eopd district. composed Of Alleshanv
WASH rtor. and Frederick counties, j. DIXON
court district, composed Of tx 6rs' fifteen
W, de Of Ralumore civ, John p Kennedy.
WIN, district, composed Of HaHo.d, Cecil.
Keol. Quecn ADne's. AID Caroline counties,
.4le.+aader Eca',s.
Sixth district composed Of Talbot, Dorches
Ter, Somerset, and Worcester counties, John
". .Crisfeh. ...
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ROARDlNG.

MFRS. Tll.LEY, on Missouri Avenue, between
1Vl Al and 9Th streets, has several -,easan
rooms Tor the accommodation, OF. permanent or tran
sient Boaders. aug l6 II
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a. Mr. Senator Dixon H. Lewis is ON his farm
IN Lowndes county, Alabama, attending to his
horses, and
Counting his balls of cotton sno,y
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PHILADELPHIA, l4th Sent.

gang Of ceunterieiters ha- been broken up in
New York city.
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no The steamer osceola has arrived.

ar The Ravsls have $1,000 in the bills Of Prime,
Ward & Co. on Europe.
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SEASONABLE MEDICINES.
Bulls extract of Sarsapariila
Sands do do
Leidy's do do
T0wnsend's do
SchwartZe's do
Houck's Panacea
Swaim's do
syrup Sarsa parilla Compound
These medicines arc oil Of Standard Merit, and
are warranted pure and genuine. Al this season ol
the year they will BIO found highly beneficial for pu-
riTyipp tho blood and inyigorating the system.
For sale by CHAS. STOTT.
Drug e. Appth corner OF 9TH s. Pa nv.
may 81
N McCLELLAND. Engrayer. Pennsylvs,
~, MIA Avenue, east OF Third street, WASH gton
clty dec Tim
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We have tried the teas imported by tho Pekin
Tea Company, rs and II Fulton street New York,
and il we live will Try them often. They arc selling
the most delicious teas we ever drank, and retail
them at wholesale priccs.-Evtning Post
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y I-'-"- FITTsBUhG, l4th Sept.
River na,igable--5I feet in channel. No change
in -four and other things Lard is in good demand.
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u BURGER, dealer in Tobacco, Segars and
l. Snuff, Wholesale aud Retail, 18th street, be-
tween G. and H #.. aug 20 #
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R0THER RS UNRIVALLED
MINERAL WATER,
CORNER oF GREEN AND OLIVE SITS,
GEoRGEToWN, ID. c..


GEoRGETowN, ID. G.
Il TAKE this occasion thus publicly to return my
A. thanks to the citizens of Georgetown, Wash
neton and AL xandria for their kind Appreciation
Of tho MISEWAL warren, manufactured by me-
which proves that the recommendations Of tho
Medical Faculty to the public in relation to It's pur-
iy, excellence, and indispensable superiority, are
universally approved Of; which general acknowledge
msnt # my iCllow-czena, puts me in such an ele-
waited position, hatihe caumnious and jealous excr-
,ons Of a certain man. need no reply on my part.
My Establishment is open for every scientific
gentleman, who Takes an interest in the matter.
take great pleasure in laying before tho public
rcain the Certificate of some Of the most emneat
Physicians of tho District
GEouoETowx, June l6, ls47.
We, the undersigned physicians, have, at tho in.
vation Of Mr. j. Rather, carefully examined his
Mineral Water Establishment, and take pleasure in
pronouncpg our entire satisfaction with his superior
and neat arran ,emcnts.
The apparaus and bot'ling machine annexed, is
production of tho latest AMERICAN invention, go
constructed AS to ensuio full and perfect sauraon
of gas 10 a degree therefore, unknown TO us.
The water used for its manufacture is pure and
wholesome, and tho care taken in the process, as
well as the cleanliness pcrvadDg the whole establish
IN nt meets with our entire appreciation, and induces
US to recommend ii to the public as very superior
aud healthy article.
J. A. RrTCuiE, NJ. d. 49,.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. u.
II. MAGRUDER, M. ID.
'., ..'- }. RILEY, NJ. ID.
49,. Cd. CHAs. II. CRAGIN, M. ID.
BENZ. $. BoHRER, NJ. D.
J. NJ. THOMAS, NJ. u.
#.Esa THDs. MILLER, NJ. u.
...-..> I. q. J. FRYE, NJ. u.
IN. L. Tuke notice that DorTLEs containing
the Mineral Water manufactured by mo have the
name Of !. Roher impressed in the glass.
aug 3rf J. ROTTER.
(tieors. town Advocate, 3 times.)
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COLUMBUS o. WALL, Ccbinef Maker ara
" Undertaken, corner Of 9th and @ streets.
juno II
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The Pekin Tea Company, as and ~ Fulton st,
arc performing grea, and good work. and will in
fow years, beyond oil doubt, drive oil the poor teas
which have deugeJ this country, and defraudcd
consumers of tho article, cut of this market. They
import but pure fragrant teas, and retail them
by the single pou ind at Wholesale prices Families
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A Word 10 Tea Drinkrs--The Pckin Tea
Company rs and ~ Fulton street, have imported
into this market some FIVE hundred thousand dollars
worth Of the finest grades Of green and black teas,
grown in the Celestial Empire done up in all the
various fancy pack ages that Chinese ingenuity can
invent IL is privilege to buy teas at this great
Enlistment and luxury and comfort to drink
them. They sell gouj teas only, and retail them at
wholesale prices. Country merchants who wish 10
always sell good teas always obtain them at this
place on reasonable terms.
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Wig majority

NorE.--O. II. signifies Old EIunker; those maxi
cd with an asterisk are Wings, and those with
the obelsk (t) Democrats. -...,...
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Silrtr Ltqt-seIdom sold even By large dealers,
because of the very small profits made on its
sale.-Ths il a very superior Tea.
do do golden chop, plantation
s.- orgar3en growth | 50
Golden Ckop.-This is the finest Green Tea cult
waited in China. II is Of the first pickng,, and
excols alt other Green Teas for lis delicacy ef
favor, strength and aroma. Heretofore, this
Tea has never reached this country except in
small lots. rs presents 10 imporlers.
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A LIST

Qfhe Members elect 10 the Horse Of RepreSen-
iatiges. 3oh Congress. according to the latest
iptelLoenre
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on SALE AT THE WAREHOUSES; OF The
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-15

are always Of obtaining good tees al this great
warehouse, in quantities 10 suit their convenience,
and at the came prize chat the merchant pays who
buys 10 sri again Daily Trae sun.
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II any Of our r. aders desire TO have good tea the,
can Obtain il of the Pckia Tea Company 10 an.
aud II Fulton street.--Nercury
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sarasosa-RntortaIuments. &c.


SARATOGA SPRINGS, "Wednesday, Aug ii, 1877.
Congress Hall was the center of attraction last
evening. The first grand Concert of the Havana
Opera Company came off with great ecat In the
spacious dining room of the Hotel The company
was represented by detachment OF eight or ten
ladies' and gentemen-among the former OF which
was the celebrated Signorina Fortunate Tedesco.
The singers were all in good voice, and their per.
formances were greeted with tremendous applause
by large and highly recherche audience, that
seemed 10 hang with rapture upon the sweet
sounds that fell from their lips. For the style, 1t
could not well be surpsssed-M least so says
and as we are Judge OF such kind OF music we hazard
no private opinion for fear Of being considered hfash
iona5L Another Concert by the same party 10 TO be
given at Congress Hall tomorrow evening great.
grand glorious and general rush is expected.
This evening the United States takes ts turn Herr
and Svor having given their last Concert some time
slnce going TO give posfrey the trd one tonight
These dollar Concerts making quite sensation
among the nobility Il pretty well understood here
that unless desires to be doorous BIO must calcu
late 10 become dollsress. IA ...
The New.York Ethiopian Opera Band have gwen Two
semi fashionable performances At the United Statel
Ono dollar being the standard OF fashion, nifty cents
but notch above vuearity The brilancy OF the otar
Operas has quite eclipsed these sable gentlemen and
their talents nave consequently not been duly appre
clsed presumed they have retired In disgust az
they have not opod,ed since Monday evening.
A grand fancy dress ball takes place on Friday
]
Costuners have arrived from New York. with every va
riety of dress for approaching pageant and the ex
pectston Of the quid puncs has bsen raised u mos
agsrsvs,ins pitch Knowing are the eu utcs a
10 ,oko will appear ss pho. An ages. from hoary lock-
to pra,iipg iDnocebcy viii theirs be represented IN
deed would be very difficult 10 ret up genuine lane!
bawi without the assistance Of infants,
A Race Course has been laid out and incloset
I about mile from the village during the Summer
preparatory to Anticipated sports of the turf IN thu
Autumn Such an establishment 10 not much oil recon
msndston to the morals OF neghborhood, but we un
derstsud 1t s the work Of few individuals and IL en-
sirely beyond the jurisdiction OF the village authorities
The uottng on the grounds commences by appointment
on Saturday of this week
The Chancellors Court is again in session Ih'
one held few weeks ago for the purpose OF maxim
motions and trying the legality OF certain points AM
csses This 10 the regular meeting for deeidns the Va
rous causes on hle according to their several merlss
There Is business enough to occupy The Court iof se'
ersl weeks. ,
Madam Rumor has been busily circulating re
port that DANIEL wsnsIFP u dsuy .Apre.so !" y. ~
Sprinss This however, probably but aactAa OF IN
! old lady's balls. hNChrhocchco
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CoLUNBus, Ohio, Aug l3' p A. NJ
The Nashv,lle Banner OF Monday has unofficial re-
turns from all Middle Tennessee but Manon coan-
,v-tbirteen Countes--which give i'ieren Hun
lied and Ffqy Wig gain for MIL s. BROWN ove'
ro.,s,. vote at the last election Of Governor
In East Tennessee, returns from Knox and ad
,,c;ning Counties Indicate like result Tho Wing
gain ia large
IA v. Brown, Loco. had Lao majority at the
,.., Election. 1t is barely possible that he Is moi
h..,sn now Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-14

Capture Of Mexico Confirmed!
Gen. VALENCIA MARCHING TO The CAPITAL
Gen. URREA, &c. &c.

RICHMOND. Va. Friday Morning. Aug 10.
The steamer Ohio from the Brazos and Matamo-
ros. arrived at New Orleans the 5th instant.
The New. Orleans Picoyune and Delta, OF the
eth. quote from the MatamOrOs Flag, which says
II had been rumored there for a week that General
Scott had arrived in the City Of Mexico with loss
OF three hundred men
The Flag now learns from good authority that
positive intelligence has been received there to
that effect, but whether the fight occurred at hio
Frio or at the City Of Mexico itself, or at what
time Gen. Scott arrived in the Capital are matters
of uncertainty
twas also asserted that Gen. Valencia had let
San Luis for the Capital with large force. Gen.
Hopping received information that Urea was this
eide Of tho mountains with 1000 men
Gen. Hopping sent to Matamoros for squadron
of dragons, but one company Of men only was
sent him.
Caravaial with $50 men has been seen 25 leagues
beyond Matamoros. He had detained large
number Of mules loaded for that place, beside one
hundred cargoes Of goods sent from Mstamoros for
Monterey.
= twas rumored at Buena Vista that Gen. Russ,
with an army three thousand strong, was march
ing in that direction aud that troops were moving
GU Paras.
company Of mounted Cavalry had been sta
toned at the pass below Saltio, and pickets were
stationed on the road to Aqua Nueva, and other
measures adopted to guard against any sudden
NOV ements. .. ta
Capt Rocker with two pieces OF artillery, was
sent TO reconnoitre. but discovered nothing.
Information has been received by Mexicans from
Parras that the Indians had destroyed three Ran
ehos and killed 800 Mexicans
Approximations of an attack were entertained at
the mouth Of the Rio Grsnde, where was the depot
of public property, containing some seventy loads,
protected by a guard Of ffteen men only.
The steaper Fashion had not arrived at New
. O,ssans.
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Nav HAsPsHfRE.--'rhe following are the official
rs,urns OF the recent Special Election in New
Hampshire for Members Of Congress in the LIST
and lid Districts
Frt Disfries-Anos Tuck, Independents had
ssos. n. w. Jenness, Radical Loco, %,o2S Scat
ssrins, 81 Majority for Tuck, b'ss.
Second D.siriet--Gen. JANIS WILSON, wing
ssas Mae Mouitoa. Loco, s,oss; John fres'on
sse Scattering, b: Majority for Wilson, 2sS'
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ANOTHER DISPATCH.

Another Dispatch from Richmond says papers
from the City Of Mexico to the goth ofJune we pre-
anne, have reached Gen. Taylor's camp. They
aIlade to Trists offer Of Peace.
The Br;,;.b Minister is said to have advised their
acceptance. The uexicans regard It as outrage
Gus and as a ruse The papers urge the people to
repeI the per6dious Yankees
This dispatch says nothing Of the confirmation Of
the occupation Of the Capital by Gen. SCOTS
Forces. f
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AleNirines.
DR.. wooDRUFF's DYsENTERY CORDIAL.
Per ussrafrry, Darrkxi. CAeera Neseus Cse<rs lsss
t-n BissSs sisx, &c SC &c

THR GREAT SOUTHERN REMRDY,
T'HlS VALUABLE PREPARATION las been IN use
pronoutee by those who have esed H. he hess remedy
for bowel d-ra eenents ever a.eoserrc II hss never
been Known hil where fsr sfis has been gwen and
dirscons followed In fact relief has ben sudden
have been prostsief with he sbve esmed
eomplsnis that many have beea led 10 excl,mit
hse CHARM Rad he following, from u he Ssss
Frs-. Hs- X " Ba.ayd Lats 4 Mi.,.ssr 3. B,ls,--s
Ds " ooosUrr-Ms fssr ssr a fec d-ys since re-
eeived the cordi. ~hcA ia coed eroush TO Sod
s"uuc- Il mott S.u.bs ns-iene Iuds~d. for saek A.
fecii0us Of The bow ell. someiines snder win " inc
south know OF nothing equsl ~ II Ny ni-rd, Coz Scs
hon Jones' woa psri q ~ he rsmsintey have
'''4 '''s' HENRY W. HiLLiARD.
A Voice from the Array on the Rie Grande.
From tle lass Capt Hoines Georgas hsgtrse.t
RsAzos SANTIAGO July "a 1870.
Dr. NJ -DeaT SIR: o~e you an syolosy
your pyssn-ry Cordial, which yoa hsd INC hindoess "
send ~hle IN Columbus, for The use 81 my ecfps
ihss havs not supply Of it. Wherever ry msn have
followed dir-etions hey have invariably ioend rehs
We ssSs SS b ss 1.esd VIZ have to rSi But
sr Cordial . restoring ronssa LsalA and vteor
with my thanks FOR your kindcess and Dos wishes
'O' 'OU' ISAAC HOLMES. Capt Macon ousrda
LATE FROM THE ARMY.
Dr. Charles Harvey. Aolatsns OF ne usong's nss.'
suFTs D,sEsrsKy CosOI,L, In my regiment IN MeA'eo
am fuy convinced that msuy gsasole hves misn. es
se,nIs ,-,urn no Mexico shs my beet endesvoss
10 uducs he surgeons ofhe Army 20 order ssrge supply
Of II.
This valuable Preparation for sale in this city, me
ALL OTHERS ARE COUNTERPART
Henry Iohnson Druggist Z7S Bfo'wsy cor Chamoefsst
Ar ID sands DniSgi.,s cor Fulton snd Willlsmse
j. w Green, Druggis, M Broadway:
Henry Tfimnirr, pfuggls, n NhllensliIh
ass Rrosd~sy cor OF Howard -, ,ur.
Weeks Anderson, Druggtts, 80 funoo,eoi o' "s'o'-
a. and 50 Bowery, cor Wsker-sL
O. Do~nsr 4 Son, Druggist StJ Pssfi-si.
ID Moor e3a Hudson.t
Brigham n Miller, IL Avenue ID cor OF fhhu-s- sna
lO9 Avenue d, cor. OF Eighihst
Richard |. Husband. 107 Ninth-avenue
C. = Hutchlngs, l66 West sfo'wa,. cor OF besense
" NJ Ouion, In Bowery, cor Grsnd'st. $3.50.
Albert Z. Wfnship II East broaf~sy cor mnker"
Alfred HILL aS Greenwchst ons door from BARCLAY.
I5.l Divfson,t corner OF Orchsrd-st
y II Payton, $50 Green~ ich-st corner bAro" ana W
Niuh- sv-nue
A. Walker, az six It'll avenue -.
n Burrell, 40 Chatham square corner OF poye'sA
A W (sdsadan, 81 Sixth and al Eishthsvenue. ~ a..
Dr. Wilson Y. Bell, Greenwieh-svenae, eo'he' ~"''
TOPPER Ct
Reuben Moss. 500 and sos 0rsnd-st
Wm Forts, to5 PesrLsl corner Crosssa
Jane. Lewis on 9tssfcor Cor. Canal and vsrick ss
W. " Asfflhglon. sos Hudson-sl
tE Harlow, corner Allen aud s,s..--- 90
w B. Eagers. 96 gssryn-sL corner Leonafa-M
J. r. Sherwood. 90 Beysrd ST.
Rroek.yn Axrsf-Mr James w. smith, Aposhecny, cor.
off ultpn cd Cranberry hu< Az"
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,4reN LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS -
$G014S FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

m Letters BaGs are open a. he once Of The New
Yors rrlbune tor all Foreign Pcrss, and AL eaes .ne
acv.pspsss deposited 10 lille Office VIA auaysse foe
wsrded By the very earliest vesscla fhis department
ander The special suporvision OF J. D. sowsh' hsc.
we'll lnoru for many yesrs the experiences and en-
cient en Of Foreign Letter Department Oh
the New-YoFk City Poet Once .,.
Bsgs are now open for the reception OF lstefs Ana
papers for the following pisces, VIZ: LONDON
Glasgow ireland Havfe M>seilles Amsterdam p'ssnra
hsmeurgh, Rio de Jsnsiro, yslpsrsiso ouenos ayes
Oregon, Mexico, Psnsms. 81 Thomas Kingston HS'-l
MslsDxss, Havana
oface open fron NJ. un 10 Pm
w Letters and Newspapers will be resolved al
the fofcisn shp Letter Ofce of The Tribune for zoe
pscketsaiP YORKSHIRE Capt. Bsily, which ssils for
Liverpool on the l6.h inst
Also VIII he received the same place. Lcitefs and
Newspapers for the Pseketship ZURICH, Capt Tkonp-
son which sails for HAVE on The 10th inst
Also will Re received the sans place. Letters and
New spapers for the pscketship SIR ROBERT PEEL.
set Chad wick which sails sor London the 18Th
r,x- Arabian Csra Piaster.-rhis article is war
a1ssd 10 be nn thectnsl for corns bonions &c Ia
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RIoHm oND, Fridsy--l0 A. N

Is aux. RIcHM oND, fridey-l0 A. M
Private Letters confirm the accounts of SCOTS
entrance into Mexico But nothing is said Oh any
battle.
y. What private letters are here referred TO- the
Dispatch saith not. Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-14

3. KKsruoxr.--The Louisville journal states Mr.
Danoan's majority in the With District 'comPletel
a, sll. In the With District, Green Adams Is
pretty surely elected over Capt Price both Whgs)