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Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
American Eamsc,

HzIE u' aIlf would respectfully iHl1fm ilir
3 public. aad particularly Tie patrons Of G.
Enaf 4 Co and lsneH lialFua. lHai De- has pnr.
chased the a6aYe establishment. opposite tie
Tower sicamH5ai Landing, uud intends keap.ng
Il all times hau.a Of ifst.raia entertainment
md rFamIs 10 supply hia Table with the best
ilie aamirv aaa hlani. aud bic slahIes Will be-
iraIzHHi viii plenty Of Ifasendafi and attended
ip e4HsIul and attentive ai'fu HHmil.eH aaH D.
ramIz zIIably accommodated with HHguts faama
aud iHa TRAVELLING lul.s may fa#i Hud lAai no
naIaz# will o. spared hy iho fanfa0f Of the
Aaal.aan iiaHza 10 rive entire satisfaction 10 nll
aha may lagaf h.m with their naiIpnage This
hausa is more conveniently s'iuaiea lorpasaugafs
.,rr't5H4 and aHmfiinH nn fieamhaais than auy
,H#I in CamdHa, aHd they VII Iiud Z maeh 10
IhaIf advantage hy puiina up hsfa, npat ezpeci.
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LAsnuN u CARTER
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Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
Established in=lslG.

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pefzaus u0HHla laudz IA las slaiaa Of NJ
zaairtf and ArHasHks, us a. Agent Il el latiaz
Iauly tazHH. O. I##m lands zald ior ta2rsY reeaHi
deeds. ~ euro Information In hHiaiiua In Che qHi
#Ia. situation, 'HHaI zlAuiaHa# mod Faius ol laua
N any pan uf TIE aIunsaaI slaigai Of any elaHI
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GENERaI LIND iGRSeY
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mercantile onafalI6HHi in Tie Town Of feiorbaH#
EIfeinia. and from the practical experience hs
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aFnef IF lend ia iaIh of the slaie h#iaH Ham#H
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expected lhsl all Nl8 commit iioir hHz.nra IN +
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amount al ears Ia meet al iahaHH HHaals III
may b required
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HHiefsA in notes a or csIIllieaic II aapaa'e# IN
any solvent banks n The lIHIIHi siaizz
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Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
LEcIl.nN NnI.
To Travellers.

IL mlfaHlHr opened usf haass ia Spring
III, Afks. .Iarihe entertainment af siIauat o.
and travellers. aud pl5l##H hsrssII 60 uss Every
.zrHiaH 10 rrudal comfortable ibeza who amy le
pleased TO call upon hef
NRs. HARRIS.
safIas llHl. april g, sIl6-i7=n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22
The Continent.

Mr. Goeranssen, cashier general OF the Bank OF
SWEDEN IA. been esssssinsted Ia the streets oil oioe~
holm-Pfovsuce a village In Switzerland nss oeen
buru, and 22O persons rendered housessss-tne rope
IN addition 10 the municipal government has lnsu'ul1u
Council of state with Cardinal President freis~
cs.prssiden, and "A coUncillos-fhs Railway oe
tween Vienna and Berlin Is competed-A CONGRESS .
/. session IN Germany the object OF which . 70 OBTAIN
Uniform rate OF postage sud more speed and enceney
in the m all nansesment-fhe Archolsbop OF iufin nse
,.uad circular order prohibiting the psrocnisi Gerry
from offering up the usual prayer 10 the churenes ioi
Plus TX % the 23i poor player OF street oisau
Yves arrested and thrown into pfison Tor playing smOns
other tune. Get on bis barrel the hymn TO the rops
The marshAl OF the Russian nobility, Won NltsOsA 'oh
Cech.nosiek a nO5lemAn well known by his extensive
travels In Europe aud the East was lately snot oy a
game keeper VINO mistook aim for wild beast on sc
count of his head covering-An attempt Will - SAID
be- made 10 exclude Mr. Mscdous from tno hanoufsh
chair of oriental language 10 which be has a't been
sppointed on the ground Of his not belonging 10 the e
tsbshed church All the Royal physicians al Mario
have resigned Office and OF their reasons 10 tne non
ors bestowed on DR.. Nunez. a Homeopatnst.
The Madrid a-eus of the oath ult publishes two de-
creas the one relieves Nsrvaez OF the tuncoBs OF MID
,er of Foreign Affairs but be retains the Presidency oil
Inc Council and the other noninses tho Duke oil soto
mayor 10 the Office vacated by Nsvsez. IL issad mat
Gen serrano has sent In his resignation |" captain gen
eral OF Grsuada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22
LIVERPOOL Market .

Psovfuo~s-.4ss ,ioas.-Dorns The interval that h.s
ir.,d re tho date u our at cifcosr bosness genera
4, IS been m very dan, unsstsseofy 'AL- 40 bes'
"a. not escaped the dcrrescn. the sses h.fin< oe 70
srv l,r-o extent considerable lower Pfiees "f 81
-a,e. lr.sing the st0sk IA Tho absence on sAy .sEs
OF moment. very liitle reduced curns ne no-a -
..r. r.r.ivrns influence has operated more iIpfolsy
"a Pork than % Beef the stock benz leNsiJ
..es except OF the fnest mess sHd hNeea. f.,n'
mess. csnnot made Al sNetF serious ieoue.e
and tie quotation. must be considered m Sess
nominal Tor al bat the very hned psfesls s.
been az pton the foregoing, N demand seems 49,
70 have ceasei and the dealers cannot Be inaosea 70
rh.se Many holders. 20 crsr out. would y oslesSe
AZ very ow prices Hams have scarcely oeea sNso.
sor red ,.es OF good quality. in salt hrfe oreu n,as
=. So 10 SSs per cyt A. reduction u TO- y q - -
few sales ofCheese made a. The pubic sales eh 'o
ult the bulk Of the late arrivals however Iei.s. i
hand the trade seeming determined 70 purchase
ADD hold no stocks during the present ciss- LAI.
quote % Sc lower, IN the face 81 an anlest -
.tocx tha rrfuers sad dealers hold back hesistihs
cre.ss their engagement. until matters lg1s brshfer Nc
fue Butter here The season tor Grease baitrt ~
Irort. from 10Th 10 Sis, Oct, Iss7l 10 tcs 10 0o reei
as bb. pork ~ chs SOP hn cheese "a. hams. -
cwt bacon . hbls 81 kegs lard ass bushels ""sN'
81 bbls four.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22
By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Later from Mexico.

PKrEHssuHs. Nov. 2l-s Pm
The Picayune Of the 18th has received HES by
the ship Senator. from Vera Cruz. She sailed on
the 7th, and brings few particulars.
The Nacioaoi published al Atlisco on the
27th ult oontradicts the report OF difhc0ity Al
Jahsco. The people were determined on con
,inuance Of the war A letter from Chihuahua Of
the same date gives accounts from Mexico IS Ger.
tain that four hundred Americans destined for
there with their property determined % enter
peacesbly or BIZ force The letter says the inhsb-
itants are less prepared 10 receive them tnAn
before. bot even II there were three Thousand
Americans. they would not enter with their former
success.
The Governor Of Tsumaipss complains OF the
excuses committed BY the Mexican guerrils
upon our countrymen and calls for the interference
Of the commsndant Of the interior Of the State 70
disoontinue these excuses The Governor had cal
led upon the National Guard 70 protect the people
and unless effective measures are taken the people
will rise and defend themselves against the pre-
tended guerrillas who assassinate without scruple
Gen. Lane returned 10 P1ebls on the evening Of
the sd. from an expedition 70 Atlisco and points
beyond he inflicted severe lesson on Atlisco
Gen Lane pushed his expedition IS miles beyond
Cbolnla 70 place where he had learned the Mex
cans had recently lost several pieces Of artillery.
The gun. were not found, and the carriages were
destroyed.
Gen. Lane invited the dispersed inhabitants Of
Puebla to return, and gave permission 70 the Gov
ernor TO resume bis functions and will insure pro
lection 50 long as they remain peacesbie- Paebla
is eifectaslly subdued no one troubles the Amer.
leans.
Lieuts. Chslmey and Talbot, Of the LIST artillery
and Lieut. Edes 18th infantry, and 81 T. s troops,
were wrecked in the ship Empire, which arrived
at Charleston on the It'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22
European Corn Trade.

LosDoN-At Msrk-iane on the 25th ult Wheat sold Al
decline Of IS per ar on the quotations Of the 18th The
were hrm At previous prices Ia IndiaE Corn Meal and
Rye Flour few sales place On the Nth the sale
for al knds Of foes heat inactive In Oats,
Beans Peas Indian Corn, and a. other articles very little
business transacted There rather hrmness
IN the market held the 18th, and the English Wheat
offered was taken OF at little advance on prices Of the
18th far trade done Ia foreign a. fully the Of
that day The sales Of Flour also rather Of
the seller, bat the Transactions not very
The arrivals Of all Grain and Flour since the lot have
moderate and there has been Affair."
Corn market today, Nov. Wheat sesized the
full prices Of the lst, and instances commanded
higher rates Flour, Of tne quality, demand
- the prices Of that day, and from the scarcity Of
sweet descriptions 10 appears hsely 70 advance There
sxzn improved demand for Indian Corn FOR Ireland
and tue hode have somewhat advanced their prices the
advance hzs, however, prevented business.
LIyEEP00L On the 9th there was a fu Il Attendance ~
market, and steady demand Wheat al an al vance Of
q per bGsre Indian Corn per quarter
sr Az advance Of per barre obtained on lad sn
Corn Meal The stock Of choice barrel Flour is getrnf
into narrow compess, and the most approved qusty
advance Of "a per barrel obtained There Wa
large general abundance y the market Of the I'd and
very small show OF samples Of all kinds Of Grain, Flour,
2e lnere was good consanptlye demand Tor Mhes at,
which sold q. an advance Of ID 10 Sd per 70 bs Flour
met sc~ sale At the improvement required, viz 29s
os iof western snd rs 70 20 for Canadian Indian Cora
IN coed demand Advancement OF 70 per 4s0
os indian Meal was held 81 Is per barrel advance with
buyers Of quantity At - for the best, and sellers
CoSrISESTaL-DASZC.-shg Increased 80 pplies Of
rev Wheat have been brought forward By the
faFners but the quantity has altogether been small
little lot q the high mixed. weighing only 81 lbs pei
oushs realised Bis, and tor good mixed, Of y lbs weight
eqoa ~ 4ss per ", Tree on boeTd has been paid
sTErfsNhest remains without any material chang.
IN price, 80 per ar, Tree board having been paid o
tine qualities Of red for local consumption In Spring
nothing Of The slightest interest has tr.n.pred but III,
.spgAes seils small hish pfees are demanded, say ~
of 900 Barley Anc 40 10 40 Or iof good white ooi
ING Pea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

H.xsss-Ths stock o. whss; here Is r.grssssisI
heinr nearly exksat.d still the eusine" coHs hs rc
hssn 1t quite high press before 30 per y hssas
become 90 4aottt0a tor red Nshee 500 ssrf
rood parcels wsEbns s2ts 20 Sts per bgsh rssnf o>.s
.old At 80 20 ispsr or, tree On board
ANsrrrD,~ The supplies Of Wkes; since as rssor'
n. e heen large and boders heve unlimited % rec:c
,ioo 10 prics the transitions have been Only % NODE
r.fe .oauf and these principally for rrniedisie ~tn
Rse 81. been offered - lees money. ~hich Has es1'st
r.fher more inquiry
AxrwFEp-Wo have bad increased arrivals n "hes
ard he tr.se rules dali with only limited demand e.
cheaper prices Fer Barley Beans Peas ans oss ths n
aairy rs. been limited AZ shout iste rates
TsfssrrTh. value Of Wheat has 81 sdsasens ieacsn.
ev The transaction hcns eaIso o. Issanros sor q
al. I'd psr ar Z same having been tA<en - enc OF
our niisfs rhcre continues 70 D. 500 mtn1 seei
both nom the .borins provinces - vel ne tlt
.nd The seaera opioloa j. that prices ~l srsd1Ay I'd.
vance f.her Indian Corn has been held so9ie~ ess
fruiy IN consequences Of 1sices from he Dant9r int'
large pr ~efe nasiu< n this msssct SUI
ever nothiog ~ BE- had under qsotsiions Nsss'
Black sea soft 81, a 90 80 "a Msrsn0ple, 20 ~ % =
Ia Tssaurog 50 "a % g., n Da8ghe, - y % - "a
Ko,nss o.. ID 70 As % as,plan, Ss lo % 49, ne -
Corr GaAf "a n TO - I'd lbrAla =. q % - -
styri. p. lod 20 20 Lessni, 20 cd 70 20 "a rr'mPs
- Z D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22
Landau Markets.

PsovtHoNs-Od meat IS unsslsbie. American met
with slow sale bat prices are not lover - ~ - Ms
the paid as IA quality iIsh bale ana urfse '-
done American 40 "a slowly, nddief Of Pofs 49, 70 ~
and bacon mddes So 10 os American Hams ar anil ~
s.e smoked So % 6os. pickle 5os 70 fs Nessfn-a
also difficult Of sale but former terms are asfed soS sna
6ue SIS 10 - aud inferior and middug 50 70 ols Ams
ricsn Lard Is quiet sod lower rates would % TAKEN 70
make ssles-kess 5ss snd barrels Ss 10 -
las been little business transacted IN barreisd sh Beef
and Pork, but quotations remain withou' my t -
Amencsu Pork has been In request, and ruaef hfm
er rate. are paid American Beef meets slo" SAFE -
rates Prices bond for ships use are as follow ihas
Reef 70 20. per tree OF $50 lbs los ~ lrs pine
mes. TO fnda Pork 1905 90 loas per tree q 30 -
prime mess 7os 20 SOC per barrel Arrivals ~
Cheese have been heavy, amounting 70 - cesks tv ot'
bus At present little hiss teen done good sna me
are quoted a. 5os Cos ard inferior and mddns Ss 70 rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

ron a, R,re forbidsirs the Roman csfnone Pr 49,,
49,, s,noecrng VITA the colleges Tor ne enooN~oa
ot shch sr Robcrt Peel procured specs ,,1s,ss
- -. f-t.h Koran Catholics hre trns . p ists,,
go, IN ssucaionsl association With tnsir rro.s's.'
fo. subjects and 10 b fecsfrei IRON lnss
=, v-,,s s,ch avs the foundation OF mutual 10sfs'''a
and good viii. 49,. .,.,, !. ,rsst ,en,stiou va.
..,.t 4, nghlin on Mondsy morning y ne snooupe1
~ -, p,,l...,r MCullagh, one Of the succe - ~
e.naasr ., me election Tor 'as aS =. 81
tie University and schoisr o. rare -. .s.'rn.r.
,ri,srnsn,. bad committed suicide a. DIS eothor
fSs corossr ary returned verdict Of temporary IN
sanity. s, -.
RErrEy srPFLrEsA vessel D." Ju's 80,
Nrw-York havius 90 board IN addinon y q -.
esrgo IS barrel. .nd y hslf barrels Of n,af 81
10 boxes. bundles. 80 bsl' srd / ss.as;
yrkpovna consigned q ths Irish Relief C'nln
nd Imported by way Of Enslsnd for 'her a"n@''
destination.
The Cors Erssaias- rnsotons that Lioes' tlenns.
Esq lsrilord and magistrate OF NsN ~ 80
committed 10 Bsndon Tor Pahos moss 0' ~
cd uoonsn eyed - years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

"RIcHEltEum DnNoND-roiSrED Com PsSs oSLYs2
B. z. WATSON Co. q william st one door fellow wall
a. and J. Y sAvsG, % Futon-si. msnufsetsrs" ans
wholesale dealer. IN Gold Pens God Pen and Pencil
Gases. lie &C are selling svery variety OF Gold Pen a.
sric.s lower than any other house In the City. Inc
Richseu" Pen stand. rreeminent for us great durs-
bty AMI superior hnsh and has invsr'eY proved 70 ee
the beet and cheapest Pen IN the world They are sod
under warranty aud may be returned n found sfsr
foll trial in the slightest degree unsssfsctory Cola
Pens with silver PenciCsses at a. 81 Is and II So
Cold Pan. fenaife1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22
DIED

90 Saturday evening 10Th inst after lingering IL
ne.s THOMAS H. MILLS, In tts 5sth year Of his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral services IL his late residence No. is
Twelfth Of at O'Clock Monday afternoon. without
farther notice His remains vii be taken 10 smiihiosn
Long Island for intsrfnent- -
NeKspsIe native Of Scotland, sged a. years
The friends Of the family also tbose Of Der soun lac
John Quick likewise the members Of Washington
Lodge No. l. L. A. o ID. respectfully Invited u a..
tend her funeral from her late residence corner Of
Teathsyenae AID Seventeenth o. this Sunday alter
noon, a hall pas; O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

PHfLADELFHiA. Nov q. l-fI.
Try Roberts a farmer living eight miles back Of
Camden. was murdered on Saturday night, while
in his wagon returning home from the Philadelphia
market The murder occurred near Coopers
Creek Bridge. and was committed by young man
Il to 20 years Of age. He was shot in the back OF
the head and his skull was fractured with some
blunt instrument The murderer escaped over TO
the city in the ferry boat. The pocketsof the muir
dered man were rihed Of all the money be bad re-
ceived at the market about slo. The murderer
drove the wagon some distance containing the body
of bis victim. $500 reward is offered for the de-
lection Of the murderer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

The French Mercantile Navy : reduced 70
n ~ .hio. of which 900 are under 30 tons EACH.
NJ Cspo de Feuiide hss been employed BY me Govern
n, =, ,sri,e the History OF the Uai,sd ststes II /"
.,s thsl The l.g prohibiting the family OF NsPo-
aou Bopsparte from entering France vii Dc repealed
The PACKET Ia DGchess dOresos, which sailed
from this port on the oh ul' reached hsvrs ga zoe
goth "A false report was current % Lou-o n e
Gi,,t IA committed suicide The Preach Govern
nent will probably get iis large loan si'antsse0u'y
taken snd il is expected hs, s,oess ALL TIED rise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

To hs Editor Of The TribuHs;
Allow me to call your attention aud, through your
psper the attention Of your readers to the Exhibition of
the Universal PlsneIarum ct the Lyceum Building in
This City. We have witnessed the movements Of this
instrument and feel constrained to say that 10 the
most wonderful piece Of Mechanism il has ever been
oar fortune 10 behold The Solar System Is here pre-
senisd 10 miniature In moe, perfect msnner,-And no
one who visits the Exhibition can come away without
receiving clear and distinct view OF H. such books
and diagrams cannot possibly afford
Those who fond OF the display OF mechanical inge
nuiiy fail receive rich treat In attending th~
Exhibition
We would particularly recommend the Plsnetsriuu
and the accompanying Lectures 10 the attention OF the
teachers and professors In our Colleges Academies and
Common Schools AZ means admirably calculated 10 aid
them In their endesyors 10 impsri TO their pupils
knOwredge Of Astronomy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22
The Colonies.

Sir Donald Campbell OF Dunstafntse sp
painted 70 the Government Of Princs "a" -
= The British Colony Of Hong hons p al Naofleo ~
uniform Penny Postage system. in1s = % ns'e ~
new Bishops Jsme. stephen. SOC OF we eel.of s'e'
Abohtioni.s hss retired from the Coionie once o.
which he wa, Tor quarter OF century s"''' 'A'
m n cor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

premium PIasoFOkTE.-rhis beautiful Instrument,
manufactured by Mr. JANIS PIsssos, 80 Nslssrst and
which from the late Fair Of The American lnsii
tute 0oLD MEDAL. can be fot few days longer
Mr. PIRssoS hss enjoyed desirable reputation for many
years as pisnoore maker and better evidence could
be given OF his ability than the award Of nfrt recently
bestowed by committee OF professors Of @ highest IN
othsp column nl7 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22
De.irncfixc Fire.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2-ll A. VI.
Washington County, Iowa has been devastated
by conhagration. Immense fires have consumed
the prairies and great destruction Of property
has ensued We shall have by to-morows mail
the particulars Of the disastrous event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

" Prof AGAssIz's XIth Lecture could
not appear this morning five had room for
II, because the Engravings are notyet COM
pleted We shall iss0e il as soon as II can
be ,ceH done, presuming that our readers
prefer DELAY to inaccuracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

~ DoNBEY AND SoN, Part XIV. would
have been issued in Supplement this
morning had not yesterday been Sunday
AS it is, we shall issue it tomorrow morn
ING AZ the latest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

" We have by the Acadia thoughtful
and vivid poruaiture of PIUs TX. AND ITALY,
from the pen Of our correspondent X, writ
ten from Rome on the 18th ult. As the
view Of an American Liberal and ultra-Pro-
testant, we think it will be perused with
interest by many who will not concur IN all
its positions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

Dnsaows RIDING SCHOOL, 4os BowEAy-w H. Dn
BROW would respectfully inform HI. friends and the PUB
lie that he continues his Riding Classes daily IS u'usl
Hour. for Ladies from A. NJ to 7. NJ
Hours for Gentlemen from To 3 p NJ
The Evening Class Tor Gentlemen will commences On
Mondsy. 22d inst
Hours for the Evening Class from 20 9. o'ccck MI ~
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MARRIED

Ia this City en the 18th BY Rev. Henry Chsse,
Capt FRANCIS MARTIN. Of the town Of sullivan, -
Mis- MARY JANE LEIGHTON Of the town OF sseuben,
sts.s OF Maine.
~ Portland papers please copy
90 the 2osh inst BY Rev. Henry Chse. Capt WIN
City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

DaMoND PofSrED GoLD PESs.-Those N want OF
GOOD .,,icla .ho.is % osrssv Co II Ceiurs,
They nave several and very superior stvls. -,
low prices Pens that others sell At 81 they sell Tor u "
The genuine Albert O. Bsgey Pen and Case $50 stamped
81 Is only God Pens repointed and repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

~ The Letters of our London Cores
pondent ION our First Page, in connection
with much other Foreign News received
by Telegraph will be found deeply inter
eeting especially, to Business Men. We
think they have not been exceeded IN
fidelity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

w,S1Ep.-A gentleman Of GOOD bushes. qu.linesiion''
with cash cspts Of from $500 to ooo TO enter into
safe and lucrative business already established Apply
this day between and O'Clock. a. Brosd.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22
PErxasBuRe. Va. Nov. ?

The New. Orleans papers Of the 18th have come
to hand There was no news Of importance from
the Army.
A letter Of later date from Vera Cruz says the
report Of Santa Annals departure on a British