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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22
CITY ITEMS.
THrR,DAr. October q

ihiArbAls OctuUtf 81
Il THE OLD WAsHISsTos FLAG which was
rs, hosted the Battery the Evacu,ion Of thl. City
By the British troops the close Of the Revolutionary
WarwaTed over the assembled ronz last Tuesssy the
laying 81 tho corner Of The Washington Monument
Sky four years have elapsed sni What chsnse has
passed over ihis I.lard The .Eord and the mzske,
have been lid aside and under the banner OF Peace
has grown up mighty Cliy-and this same Flag has
waved alike over msr.haled Revolutionary fathers
and their grateful descendants who were commemor
stps their deeds OF vsor and patriotism This Flag is
the property Of the American Museum where Is
ENLISTED -
ry= The Episcopal Board Of Missions have been
In sesson every evening this week and have hsi pretty
warm discussions. They have decided 10 e.tsblish
mission a, san Francisco California and 20 Pay 500
year for hs EXPENSES. Rev Mr. Lesvsnworth OF y y
/. to be The missionary 1hsy have also voted ~ large
msoriiy to con;nae the mission u const4niinops and
have appropriated 5000 year toward H. Bishop
Souihga'e IL to remain u iis head
~ SIG Lorini Of the Havana Opera Company
did not sell yesterday with the roupe Il said that he
will be prosecuted sf breach Of Soms mem
hers OF the chorus and orchestra also Def, behind
IL Gen Flores. Of Ecuador celebrity left yes
terdsy In the Guadslq1ysr Tor Havana
KILLED ny FALL.--A man named Christopher
Collins belonging board the 'loop Ihs lying st the
foot of Rusersst In endesv0ng 10 board The soop from
a ship fell and striking sgalns, thu rail went oTerboard
He was Immediately recovered, bu, died In few min
utes after.
PorIcF-Hannah Hogan was arrested last nie III
By officer Fgg Of ihs Eighteenth Ward charged With
violently asssuing Bridget lieruan with on AZ. sho
was detained
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
FARTHER FROM MEXICO.

PmLADRIFHiA. Oct 2l-l p. NJ.
Father details by the Fashion, represent that
he Mexican Gen. Ree is certainly in possession OF
Pssbla and that Mexican forces were concentrating
asre rom all quarters.
ca. Chids having retired is well posted near by
noec,ing Genl Lane and Major Lally to arrive
son.
Gen. Lane was at Jslapa on the 3Oth.
B.cal, who took convoy for him to the National
Bridge. saw no enemy
Col. Fairchid, in retreating from the bridge, was
fred upon, but only one man wasinjured.
Gen. Patterson was to leave soon with 1000 men.
Bearer Of dispatches from Gen. Scott reported
killed. ct Cordoya
there little more utterly unreliable scribbhng on
q. 1stafcb
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Liberty National Convention.
BIZ Telegraph TO The Tribune.

BUFFALO, Oct 90, lsi7.
The National Convention OF the Liberty Party
bod preliminary meeting last evening-Hon. IT,
rs HUTcnISsoS Of Vt. in the Chair. The attend
rce was large.
The Convention formally assembled and organ.
ned at the Court House this morning TAP
fs Of NewYo President pro tenn The Court
House was well filed with Delegates from nearly
eyery Free State. SAMUEL LEWIS of Ohio was
selected for President OF the Convention. Commit
tees were next appointed, and speeches made by
GERRIr SMITH of n. Y and GEORGE BRADBuRS
Of Mass A Liberty Song was sung by q. w
Clarke. Adjourned to meet in the big tent in the
ihep0on.
The above delayed IN reaching us by the nterup
tnn Of the Teegraphic communication.-Ed Trib
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Saufa Auun's Decree.

ART |. la consequence of the renunclaiion of the
Presidency II Ia decreed In accordance with tho y1th
article of the Constitution that the Supreme Executive
power resides from the publication of this decree in
lie excelency Gen. Herrera aud Senior Arcots In the
place of Gen Bravo now prisoner of wsr who was
named by decree Of thu nh Sept.
ART H. The supreme powers Of the nation vii re-
main at present and until the dissolution of the Legsls
ture. at Queretsro.
Given 10 the CITY of Guadalupe Hidslgo. 10th OF sop
tember, 1si7 ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
tn JosF RAMON PACaECo
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EkPLosloS.-On Saturday morning the head OF
one OF the boilers At the rolling mill Of stephens snoeh
berger & Co OF this city, exploded and was carried
some hundred and hfty feet tearing OF portion OF the
root over the furnaces, and severely scslding Robert
Watts snd slightly Ujuring several others Of the work
Wheeling Tines lS.h.
~ The editor OF the CtaciHnaE, Enquirer had
his piety greatly shocked sunday lie says that tho
Sabbath WAS "prosttuted 10 electoneerng purposes
by news boys who offered to sell copies of Mr..
Corwins great sntLwsr speech IN the streets on that
day His p.ous not AFFLICTED when be heard
that the rreeni Loco foco Convention In tbe State Of
NewYork prostuted" three hours on sunday morning
BY 'csmorous and uqrosrious proceedings Lou Jour
~ Our neighbor OF the Democrat has often
boasted OF the immense energy Of the Ad
mins,rson in the prosecution OF the war and now no
tells US with sober face that cbsaranes has ceased TO
BE- crfrs" Which story are We 20 belevs-tne story
m,Issrsx~ Louisville Journal
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CHEAP VARIETY sTORE.-Tbe sabscnosr
" begs tender hp sincere thanks 20 hs ifienas
AID ths public for the very liberal support which he has
received and hopes 10 merit continuance OF thcf pa
ronege lie having largo stock u unredcemes pledges
on hand, he prepared 10 iuppy all who give him cal
as reasonable any ohe establishments IN tho cry con
ssng good secondhand dress or froe< coats at
The low prce Of from 81 go each pantaoons - each
Also constantly hand good assortment OF good Eng
.h silver lever and other wache. and Ie~sry and lev
good second hand yohns and other kinds OF musical and
mathematical Instruments sextants, quadfsnis, good
double and single barrel guns, pistols, spYg.sse,, and
sworoa Also good aascrtn7nt o. meehanc. ana othef
toos. lew extr. hne toned -ightkeyed hrissi spen.
cdy finished IVORY flute silver mounted, and great many
s,tabli.hed sire l. WILSON
sSim- Formerly Simpson Wilson. 70 Chsibsm,t
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BROOKLYN AFFAIR

ISoUEsr.-The Coroner hold an inquest yester.
day At ths house Of Nfs sophia r. Ellis on the oo1y OF
william Edwards, aged 81 years, Who committed sui
eide By taking quantity II morphine u vss shown.
10 evidence before the Coroner that the deceased hal
been for time suffering from pulmonary cOnsump
ton and In consequence Of bis delicate state OF health
and inability 10 attend business discharged from
bis siuston agent OF VIM Burt brewer OF New York.
on Saturday last which Circumstance preyet upon his
mind that ne had some difficulty recent with his vile
and separated from her few weeks sin'e-Hheh din
Gully however was In a fair way OF being amicsby AZ
ranged sn1 that the deceased and bis wife vere To-
geiber for several hours the previous evening but yes
tsrday when tie latter called 10 her husband sc
cording appointment bis room door VISA found locked
and not being able 10 obsin any answer from him, th
door was forced open, when the deceased wss found
dead with an empty sis which had contained an
ounce Of ths solution OF morphine, near him. ne jury
rendered verde, that the deceased came 10 bis death
by taking morphine.
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~ uoorbeaa.- Graduated Magnetic Via.

chincs.-These and beautiful instruments have re-
ceived the general commentator Of tie medical proies-
OF this csty account NJ their great simplicity and
excellence They consistently recommended e. beng
the beautiful and eiecua4 article 90 the
kind which has been introduced 20 the public. In al
diseases Of chronic character the success al
tending their truly wonderful Zach machine u lc-
compsuitd By mammal with fGil directions, and y war
rRni-d. Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail y
aa.l n D. Q. MOOEHEAD. 10 BlnAiway. n.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the Magnetic Telegraph
1 wires over the Hudson Rvsr-ihe undersigned are
prauared 20 receive proposals for extending the wires OF
the Magnetic Telegraph Co over tho Hudson RIVER al
ore nonf II. near CITY VI New York, A. prlctieabe
p,ooosas viii De received until the tenth day Of No
,er1ber next aud al necessary information can be OBJ
tanned on application By otherwise, 10 either OF
he under,irned - 81 FRENCH, Washington City.
no " NORTON, p 5oufh-st Y.
ol8 eodtNl0 THOS NJ CLARk q" Southst NY.
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I.oco-Foco Nominations.

csnga Co. Hoskins, Sheriff VIM Allen, Treasu-
,r Resolutions to support the Hunker State Ticket
voted down ell to nothing
Oss,da Co-Peley O. Babcock, Bridgewater Assembly
Ousndaga Goa Edward + socum, Onondasa
XIV. s. In,rreace and Franklia Cos.-John Fine for
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u The young men attached to the congrega'
ton in Indianapolis Of which Rev. II. w Beecher was
until recently pastor havo presented him with an ee-
CANT gold wstsh token Of their gratitude for his ser
vices during his ministry In that place Mr.. Bseeher -
one of the abes preachers Ia he country and has ~
hs eloquent and iorcible Lecfres 10 Young Men, a
volume recently published In indianapolis, entitled him
self to The hearty gratitude Of the country lie goes ~
Brooklyn. New York. where wider field. hs viii
be abeto display his intellectual powers even more
sdgsnt4geously than heretofore. Louisville Jour
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- DIR. thri-tic'- s;nlvnric Rings. Belts.
Hl-lcelet. nd lIn gneIl. Iiuid .S--nZe-s a.. ~

specfully informed that the only place % New YORK %
obtain these celebrated articles, genuine, i ar ~ l
Broadway between John sf and Maidrnane - In all
cases Of NERVOUS DISEASES. the efficacy OF Christie s
sslvsnic articles Il truly wonderful and their great cee
brfy has caused them b. 10y needy persons
who spurious and worthless limitations against which
the public are respectfully guarded. No Druggist Drug
store In New ors will ever BE- allowed 10 sell Dr. Chris
ties articles the sale sni exclusive Agency o. R Broad
NV Au2l II
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IN FALL FAsHIONs.-HArs, HATs.r.a,

IN FALL FAsHIOSs.-HArs, hAIs .1i.,
noe.kin Hats al - equal TO .hess 900 Y - ,, sa
81: also, elegant dress Hats 81 - ~ snh % - a. ~
,.r;oy IN stvle .nd nnsh 70 those IN many places 81 "
neat Han 81 e. c. g. March viii Be pleased 70 go n
I'D I,,s ''' GEoRGE r. H. BROWN. rs Csn.l-st
IN HATS FOX THE PEOPLE.-The subs, riosr
I'LL you'd invite those about purchasing new n,t %
call and examine his large A,o sepeno 100 :. .ns
Fan psftsrns They are warranted no' 'a'P''e" " "J
70, t., 49,. ~, W KELLOGG. lie Csnslst
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SryAuB0AT COLIIsfON.-On the night Ot the 1th
Inst near neport the Cumberland river. ihs None
do wss run into by the Westernthe former bound Tor
Nashville the latter for Cincinnati The Nonedo was
struck about mdshp and In two or three minutes aiier
tho collision she commenced sinking the cabin sep-ra
ted frntn the hull and all tue passengers were cstro
80 with the wreck The shock terrific and had
II no, been for the noble daring OF Capt Miller OF the
MonedO, many, no doubt would hsvo iouna "a'aiy
grave AL the passengers ana crew "sre ss'eu' ~.
with few exceptions unhurt Most OF the PASSENGERS
saved their baggage bnt 10 damaged state MISS nay
den. the farfamed American - Dill who WAS on pro
fessOnsl vs. To Nashville 10 perhaps toe greAe.' 'uer
er Most Of her splendid and costly apparatus together
with her jswelry and wardrobe were e0mpe,ey ru-
insd Her large panorama OF Venice snd Jerusalem in
was on board. and Is also ruined mere were onJ
'"'90 ''-'N' ~ Nashville Wig.
MURpER-We learn from the Bayou Sara
Jsdzer that on the 0th ut or the lst inst Mr. "es'
was murdered Ia q most dsstardy manner y man man
named Rsrnes In the upper part OF Inc parish oi fohs
Counae IL ssssns that the parties had qusrreed some
DAYS previously and as West WAS passing oy 'no pre-
mises of Barnes the latter concealed himself 10 cot
ION asld and ,ho, him through the head West vi" IN
sr,sS :, the time The murderer. by some unsecount-
sbl. procedures. admitted 10 osh upon an SNsln'
ton before magistrate and has since made ." escspe
10 Missssioui but IL is said. tue Dsies AI'0tney O
,hst nsr;sb has taken the legal means 10 pave hi.n
brought back for another EXAMINATION ~ .''
4 SPorrYp NkcRo-The Ralelgh STANDARD OF
the 18th inst published in North Csrohns n.s " ~
lowing On Saturday last W. were invited ~ M. -
than, OF Johnston County 10 eNsinino - - ,-..s
Hotel negro boy he had IN cnsrse-ana 'ey =. -
leaking boy be He IL black the negro Drums
rily Is and has white nngs around ns arms ana rs'
The skin upon his breast and abdomen Is WHIT Ina
49,. shts streak commencing at the top OF DIS
.hss and running inch up his head, the hof
~ hIs ,srt Of his head being white and soft as lamb
w,oI Ths wh,s 10 remarkably clear and contrasts sn
sn.rv with the black skin, which covers the other
"a. ho5v This boy 10 three years old wss born
Johnston County this State and seems to be smart
for one of HE age.
Cossrc1rcur RiykR AND TRor RAILROAD
Mr.. Croker OF the v. and Mas ha'ro-a' .1n,sa ?,
T,.,shoro and Troy and Is nov on the route between
Troy ard Greenfield Last week ssy' raj oil our
amens whom were Nessn. Grennel' CnsPnsa' =. pss
Az. xh III. sxnlo,ing marty There 10 an increasing
! fCireeuhsld 0uesis, lssh
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DRY GOODS.

BROWN SHBETINcs.
DROWN SuEkTiNG5 and snrsus, Of 81 styles ani
- width. Also, bss, wick, srne, warp, wsdding, cot
ton yarn Also brown drills For sale 81 Ihs sheetns
wsr-h rrsr 81 IdBERrY.5F POR CASH or approved
creit.hr liv1ism'l DoRR WHlfkKER
DLEACuED COTTON>.---io cases Rockingham
Id o. bielched shirtings
In cases Dorchester bIeached shirtings.
Is Nottingham a. superhns beaehed shriinss
i0 Dover % inch
% Elwell Mills % inch"
10 CHELMSFORD 50 inch
% For sale BY NEsMITH co. % and 81 Pine,t
DLEACUEDsHEETfN and shrtinssof every
Dstys and width from Of yard 20 yards wide, may
be had the manufacturers prices tho 20 door OF p
Cedar-st near Pesrst This Ia the first and only exclu
sve assortment OF beached goods in this city and the
goods are furnished 10 country merchants 70 suit their
wants AZ the trade prizes. Of large lots.
ole T. N. UNDERHlLL Co Is, 20 and 2 Cedar-st.
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS are invited 70 look
- a. Bleschei Goods upon the new and popular Brown
Sheeng principle, Of manufacturers prices al y Cedar
g. half a block above Pearlst. second floor
oIg T. " UNDERHILL co.
ZINE BLANKETS 20 cases first quality IL, l2t
L and 1914 fine family blankets.
50 bales second quality l0+ and III family blankets,
90 For sale by NEsMlrH co - and . Pine-st
AIEKINO IA--iuhhhs.-50 cases merno csssl-
I'lmrres, comprising all c0lors snd mixtures and va
riOus qualities, for sale ~ HARRIS,
su7 % Exchsnge-plsce.
DROyyN saEErINGS and shrtings Of various
DVelLknown sly les and qua lies. for sale by
sui ~ hARNis. 70 rhehanRe-psee.
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H. and D. F0ureenfh-st Unonsquare. Il conduc;ed
By Drs PERSON and MEEkER. the latter Of whom
spent war Grsef-nberx, Studying the Water uTe
system As prs ticed By Priessntz. 80 I'm
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Wool GROWING IN TExAs--A late number Of
Ho1s,oa Tee, spb states that several Thousand head
Iteep have lately been driven from the RIO Grande
sisxsa statements the san Antonio and Guadalupe
'se sheep are purchased on the Rio Grsnde for three
iosr bits ahead and tie expense Of driving them TO
ee ststern frontier Ia comparatively trihing The Tel
g2h that tho raising Of sheep has become one
he mos, lucrative branches of Agriculture In that
s1on The sheep feed upon the prairie grass through.
~ NE year. and require little more care thsn the wild
Their heeces not large ~ those of the sheep
onio add Kentucky. and the wool generally OF 3
texture but great improvements could doubtless
trough, abou, BY increased care OF docks and judi
aees erotsing Cincinnati Gar.
IRE RESULT or not VorIsG.-Being over in
S .eas County the other day we found that In one
.nxty Wings bad stayed at home la this way, II
pehed thst Bucks County gave near 500 majority for
n oeo focos, and the State some 10000 Tor Shupk
a.. "ne hind OF men-thesa stay at home Whigs-if
sss.Isr.sy " '' ~ ~ + Trenton Sso Gazette.
~. aaoisoS UsrvrRsiTY.--lt ia proposed TO remove
- asutasion from Hamilton. its presens location 10
-, ~ more central and more easy Of acce8 The two
~ named for lie future location are syrscuss and
AeeAssss.
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set. Long lsland.-Drs SHEW and ROOF the former AZ
thor Of the Water Cure Manual. &c sud Editor Of th
WsfsrCure Journal. and 10th having been With Press
uifz. receive patients shove. Oh n
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tef Or welk d he voice, nf and rbs PAT
,culary for dyspepsia, constipation and piles With weak
rese OF ne stomach And sides. weakly females, '>1 grow
rs children and all disposed a. drnnp sui are sedeneJ
efrscsly spinal subjects, VII - delighted win Us az
nil. H-fsfinr- given io many dstrs lsted c.e symen
EHa hsT. been fessGei from superanngsuur, from De
blliy sld bronchitis r-mphisf and hooE lninoI
erffs tying Information be had Al ne oace ~
graalua,. A add ~ Attendance nn isa'rs mr. soiU
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PARKERS
COFFEE E-HOUsE.
No. ~ DgY-sT. lf0kNERLYOF JOHs-sr.l
$50 fstn Nav York

No - DsT-sr- tFokNEaLYoF JoHs-srl
TX nm. 18th Ss~f0rk.
yy,O YOUNG MEN.-The stock, txufss and goo - ~
i Of hou.e-f1rnishins store for salcr-ut only sfo-
.tuation every desirable, and vel sn0~n having
good run Of city and country crsto e. oppcr
tuuity for yoGng man with moderate ctpitL Terms &C
cornodating For particulars inquire Il his once
oil 21eOd
rI,O GROC ERs-The stock and fixtures q 50 ed and
vel established grocery stand, VII pc sOle oL 49,
-. -. ~ r..b customer The store u situated near
the ferry For farther particulars sPpy a. - sL ~
cor Fr0nt- Brooklyn. o-o -
BENJAMIN r. SHERMAN q DAFiO X. Gan
Is xIsx Co4o.el'ors Al Lac and Comm issionrrs u
nses Tor P~rusylvsn,a and llInois will srsod 10 the
sr.~sg Of Deet Bonds std Mofissges md oiher ron
49,. 4, ,hos- STATES snd he STATE q r-~for<- Ocs
a. Wsii-st - = -
nlRY JUMPERs-This nsw patented article 10
Df,r s.le ~hslss4i- and retail At DAYS = Cort.Ands
Prices from 81 70 ". s1su
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CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER

In .iii,ion wori state that stock Is com posed
Of about THOUSAND garments ready made. and =
variety OF Cloths Osssimeres and Nesnss. which
are prepared make 70 IN such styles
fee assured will with favor AMI su the
difficult W n. DtGROOI n CO
". II DEGRoor.
JOIN ?. BRIrroN. - ecttJAl
Opposrse Robertson.s PhqnlS hat and Cap Store
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oen HIRAM WALBRIDGE is the Loco nomi-
w assembly In the Let District of this City. com
- o. TIE Fret and Second Wards He 10 personally
'psae md deserving best man by odds who came
'asp2srmost Ia tho scramble of Wednesday.
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ITO TOBACCO lHEWER~.-Ne have Just re-
ceved some Of she newly invented Tobacco w aiets
new and convenient subsi tote Tor the tobacco box made
from uurs sur elastic by which the tobacco D. kept per
-cty pure and moist; bril compact and convent
emit they way preferable ~ any KIND OF box n
nae Fof sale. Wholesale end retail hy
JOHN D. BROWN 4 co. l22Fultonsi.
Price q cents each can be sent By mail az The regular
-. -. OF
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rCIIE PALO ALTO or Waterproof Man Cover
This and elegant loose outside garment pat
tern invented and introduced BY the subscriber has every
merit required oil proof outer garment win none
vi objections Of tie former India rubber coats IL Is
made Of silk ns cambria thin IS OF siik pefiecty
free from all smell never stinens soens BY climate,
weighs bur few made with mantle serving tns
purpose Of hood very large sleeves u - ankle ~ l'a
fube FOODS heretofore made will supesede al other
kinds Of water proof garments No garment OF inoe I1o
Der has received Ike universal approval AZ VOL
thy the inspection Of officers Of army 4nd navy sehte
exposed In travelling, Substitute FOR unDfeil IN
stormy weather Extensive Arrangements are msoe 70
kinds and styles Of India rubber coats cloak caPes pom
chos anackintoshes overss, leEEns, fcoin5 sos hfs
mems suits, &c. &c. Warehouse . Cortland.st 49,,
.5.ff HORACE II. DAY.
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orrrcz on Tue New-YoSS Gas LIeHr coMsass

GSnn CHALLENGE-Notce TO gentlemen who
sc.)UOwant their old clothes n loos IKE new car Al
the Tailoring, Dying Cleaning and Repairing fstaDsh
ment GOdst where you can get all grease pltch taS
Glue and paint extracted without oiing the CLOTH al the
shortest notice and on the reasonable terms, by
! r. NOAH. SIS Gold-st. doors from Beekmen-st
n B-The highest price paid for gentlemens Ell on
.vssrir, snparel o5 Inn
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SINGULAR cuRlosITY-A correspondent informs
piece q solid stone has been found on the farm
a. s's ssahg of Dover, Duchess Co having
@'snce Of human foot and leg OF perfect form
sn0sty ssupposed by many, who have examined
'v 70 have once been human limb
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NOTICES.

PHRENOLOGISTs AND PUBLISHERS.
FOWIERs * WELLS,
Clinton Hall, 1871 >a@-au--f. y. \.
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~ Warer.Cure Institution. q Bonl-.t Al

r. j. II. Wheeler. Commissioner n Deed. f'f
NevE- \ orb ana loanecllcni. Iamnany Hal - q
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DICKSON CoLLIGE.-The President of this in
oussa states in a communication to the Christian i'd
sss sad Journal that notwithstanding tbs desperate
saoa shch hsye been made TO injare the institution
n'ousA oae % i,s ables. officers prot mcClin,ock)
ns acbr Of students In the College classes ia already
nn cary stage of the session greater than has ever
'esn ssy time before so much for the threats oil
p'ossSesy zeAlois TO break up the institution unless
fot setlnloek should DO sacrificed TO appesse their
"'s'A fresident Emery 10 to be absent much oil the
''asas yesr. during which time Prot Allen Will dis
en''ge lie duties OF head Of the institution.
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Bsl,,more-Her Growth-RaiIrond West, &c.

correspondence OF Inc lltOuno-
BALTIMORE, Md. Oct 10, lsi7
A,onswhat eisurely view of this city has served
70 convnce me that it is growing in all directions,
and on as solid foundations as any in the Union, in
proportion to Ito existing population. Its farther and
prosperous Development will depend on the extension
Of the railroad until 1t actually taps tho Ohio, as much
Ois pss growth has been founded the anticipation
Of lhst event The important question, which no one
ssms able to solve with certainty, Is how and where
can Tia funds be had for its completion understand
be net profits Of the main stem the past year were
sqs, per cen, bu, Il has judged prudent to divide
Uy3 hesr nothing said any more OF a direct rail-
mad connection with Pittsburgh but know not that the
i,soi!t has been abandoned
We have upon us the superb Indian Summer weather
vih Ill the glories of Au,umual scenery-while our
sounuymen are dying and slaughtering In Mexico
Mr. Wise late Minister to Brazil, is here on his way
bsIs family In Philadelphia never saw him appear
ebe 10 better spirits or 10 such strong good health.