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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18

L ware, Baskets and Brushes, Kitchen Utensils and
housekeeping articles generally reduced prices Pur
chaers desiring good and cheap hou ekeepng articles will
find themselves amply repaid by calling al the subscribers
House furnishing Store, Opposite Cene,narke and eI-
anime articles and prices. He has recently received ad
dtion his former stock, fresh supply of Plated and
Britannia Goods, consisting Of
Cake-baske casors, candesticks, shutters and trays &c
Also, superior cutlery, in wood bone and ivory handles
in sets of 81 pieces and hhEdozens
Japanned trays and walters, separate and in sets
Painted tin toiet-ses and in separate pieces
Baskets and brushes, of almost every description
And endless variety of kitchen utensils and house
keeping articles generally.
All of which he pledges himself to sell prices consider
ably reduced from former rates, and accommodating
terms.
June I4-3aw3wif G. w. BOTEDER.
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8v a. GREEN; .9scsSonssr.

VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUG
TION--On Monday, the 10Th inst, shall sell on the
premises, O'Clock, p M lots Nos ii and H. in square
No 42 with tho improvements, which good twostory
brick house, stables, &c The honse contains six good
and passage with good cellar The property fronts
the Poor House square, being the properly formerly belong
the late Thomas T. Belt deceased the lots front l39
feet 7h between M and streets The lot on
which the house stands will be sold with the buildings the
remainder will be subdivided to suit purchasers
Terms: One-third cash balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest deed given and a
decd of trust taken. A. GREEN,
June H-2t Auctionees.
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NEW GOODs.-The subscribers have this day received
IN additional supply of seasonabIe goods of which
have been purchased auction at ce and
consequence of the advance of the will be offered
unusually small advances, that those wishing supplies
can now have them upon very advantageous terms Our
stock comprises the complete of furnishing
goods in the city, snch
Carpetings, floor olcoths rugs, straw mating
White quilts linen and cotton sheetings
Table damasks, damask napkins, pillow slip sheetings
Table and piano covers, &c, together with every other
article in our line.
fancy goods assortment is unusually mpefe
Silk tissues, French Bcreges Fouard and India silks
Black Gros de Rhines and rich black laces vscs
Lace capes and CHEMISTS, with cuffs match
Black lace capes, white Grape shaws
Linen usres, French lawns and CHIMES
British chin,zes and ginghams l2s cents per ward
Ladies', MISSES and boys hosiery OF every description
Clear lawns linen cambria and needle ha
chiefs, from st to 50.
Irish linens, from Is cents to the finest quality
yaconet and Swiss insertings and edgings
Thread aces, edgnRs, and insertings
Also 10 be found AT store every article usually kept
all of which win be offered from this date at very reduced
prices. p H. HoOE co.
June I3-3wif
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J,RENCH CHINA. Glass, Crocysery, and Britannia

TUSENCH CHINA, Glass, Crockery, and Britannia
Ware. Solar Lamps and Grandoles, NC, cheaper than
everThe subscriber now Opening at his Housed ur-
nishng Store opposite the Centre Market rich and
tensve of goods, consisting, IN part, Of
French and granite China dinner sets
English and French China tea sets, and beautiful
patterns, toilet sets
French and granite China, in detached pieces
Tumblers wines, champagne, and water gobets, de-
canters, Iellies
English and American Brita nnia ware and de-
tached
Solar lamps and girandoles from Conelus's manufac-
tory with many other articles useful housekeepers,
all of which he will sell at prices lower than be-
fore offered.
Purchasers will undoubtedly find it to their advantage
call and examine articles and prices.
June lf--3ta w.wif u w. BOTELER.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18

We are happy to observe the Hon. Mr. Hail. of New
York, again In his seat in the House of Representatives.
from whence he was called, time since, by sickness
in his family, and to bear the of his youngest
SON. interesting youth 10 rest in the city OF his birth
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18

The of Mitchell, in Ireland, is exciting an intense
interest in this country His manly conduct before the
court, superior to that of the prosecution, increasing
the sympathies which his fine talents eyerted in the
cause of reform had produced His sentence is far be-
hind the spirit OF the age
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18

We receive the most cheering accounts of the political
prospects in louisiana Alabama, and Mississippi From
the most intelligent and reliable we understand
that doubt is entertained of the success of the demo-
cratic ticket in Louisiana
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18
EDWARD HARTE,
attorney at Lar and advocate for Claimants,

WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Office Pennsylvania avenue, four doors above the
publication office of the Union.
Bounty lands treasury scrip, and pensions procured for
discharged soldiers and others entitled to them Also all
claims before Congress and the executive departments of
government attended TO with prompuudc.
Lung y I'm
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SHORT HAND.

SHORT HAND.
VXTOODHOUSE'S Practical Stenography, vol London
w Short Hints Short Hand, by an Old Reporter /
pocket vol London
Meats Standard of Short Hand /; I vol, London
Hinons Easy and Practical System of Short Hand; /
VOL London
Just imported direct from London, by
Z. TAYLOR.
Also, Bigelow's self-taught Stenographer
Toundrows Guide to Short Hand
Goulds Art of Short Handwriting.
June IL 1913
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18

The Hsgerstown Torchght says the nominations Of
Taylor and Fillmore received by majority of the
wings Washington county with profound satisfaction.
Bait. Sun.
Very likely But we have some indstinct idea that it
will take something more than ga majority of the wings
of Washington county," or majority of the wings Of
the whole Union. TO elect Taylor and Fillmore Not a
mere majority but the whoie of them will be wanted
effect that object, and then fall far short of the mark
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18

The sealed bids for the loan of sixteen millions of dol
lars opened yesterday at o'clock, by Mr. Young.
the able and worthy chief clerk of the Treasury in the
presence of the Secretary, of the heads of bureaus of
the principal bidders, and spectators the large entrance
hall of the Treasury Department The time taken up in
opening and arranging the bids than two hours
The total amount bid was $50, 333l4O, nearly every
dollar at premium The whole loan was bid for in
the of Corcoran Riggs, for themselves, Barring
Brothers & Co., OF London, and Others" at premium
of SO 2-1OO, the premium offered by them above par
amounting to $4s3,2OO. They were the highest bid
ders for about $l4OOO,ooO the remaining 100000
bringing premium ranging from 3-lOO to A 5-10o.
The total premium realized is about half a million
of dollars When we compare this result with the
loss of fortysix millions OF dollars by discounts
the government loans during the of 1912, as
shown by the Committee of Ways and Means in
their report to Congress of 1880, and the sale of one
and three-quarter millions of dollars of our United
States six per cent twenty years stock at loss, by
discount, of "a per cent late 1872 time of pro-
found peace, the premium of half million of dollars re-
allied on the present loan must be subject of universal
congratulaon by of all parties throughout the
try.
We perceive, besides their other correspon
dents and customers, that Barring Brothers Co., of Lon
don, and others, associated with Messrs Corcoran
Riggs in their bid So far the loan is thus taken
foreign account, it would of tend to change
the current of specie, and to refux of gold and
silver to the country MIR. Secretary Walker is most
fortunate in having by a posponement of seventeen
days, succeeded in fixing the day for opening the
bids for the loan to have here and in the north,
time before the bids opened the official news of the
ratification of the treaty of peace by Mexico which must
have greatly increased the premium With the peace
comes the end of loans and the business of COM
mencing to pay them off must follow.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18

The Albany Atlas still continues to bunder in the
dark 1t is grossly ignorant of the facts it grossly
misrepresents them We shall not notice the specifica-
tons which its last article contains but content our
selves with contradctng the whole statement 1t grossly
misepresents the conduct OF Governor Marcy towards
Mr. Wright both at his first and second canvass for the
governors chair 1t ascribes hostility to Governor
Marcy which he never felt towards Governor Wright
Its reckless assertion that from the moment Gov Marcy
entered the cabinet there was design to iniure Mr.
Wright, is perfectly false There was no such feeling
on the part OF the President, of any member of the
cabinet, or of ourselves The "Atas" is audacious
enough to declare that the Union dare not DENY this
allegation Now, we peremporly deny all its assertions
on this subject We are better acquainted, with the de-
tails than the Albany Atlas possibly be- land conf
IDENTIFY assert that has the most rabd wing journal
done greater injustice to the administration and its friends
in Washington than this Albany Atlas is now doing We
willing TO wait for the revelations of the Utica con
venton OF the 22d instant but fear the influence of
the vndictve passions of the counsellor of the Aas
Unworthiy excited they by the transactions of
1914, they are impellng clique in New York to lay
the corner stone of northern party upon one of the
most delicate and embarrassing questions which can agi-
tate country We cannot doubt that the scheme will
fail to operate upon the surrounding States whilst il may
leopard the of the democratic tcken New York
alone.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18

lNPoRTANT-AIp To YUoArAs.-A Vera Cruz correspond
snt in letter dated lat instant says "About 1000 troops
to leave for Yucatan from the city of Mexico the
2Sth ult."
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Grand instrumental Concert.

vJNHE SPLENDID BAND OF THE BALTIMORE
l. SHARP-StOOTERS, under the direction OF Professor
A Valind will give Grand Instrumental Concert at
Cafus Saloon Monday evening, July 3, 1913 On this
occasion, they will present programme Of selections from
the most celebrated composers.
Strangers and citizens respectfully solicited attend
Tickets so cents For particulars, see bills of the day
June l6-td*
0LAIN and Ornamental Pennanship Grecinn Land
i scHpe Painting, tSc.The undersigned proposes to
teach these branches in schools and families and
rooms for the reception of pupils, il encouraged. He is
ready, the execute the demands
the occasion OF any OF the departments penman for
fine writings ordinary copiest for the immediate
sion.
He has in his possession large number of certificates
and encomums from persons and presses NC, but thinks
it only necessary to refer to
Those wishing his services respectfully requested
address him, and leave it the book the
corner OF Pennsy lyana avenue and 18th street.
CHARLES QUINN.
Relercnces.--IIon r. M. JOHNSON,
Hon. j. ]. CRrTrENDEN,
Judge MANLY,
Governor SWAIN.
Tnpo "a,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18

OsT.-A Gold Bracelet with three topaz sets, with
IL small loo ket attached.
The finder by leaving it this Office, addressing VIM
b. r. through the post Office will be handsomely rewarded
June l6-dlw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18

r ETTERs Of Mrs. Adams, wife NJ John Adams, with
IL Introductory Memoir, by her grandson, CHARLE.
FRANCIS ApAMs-Fourh and enlarged edition, containing
also the letters addressed by John Quincy Adams his
June Is +. TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18

TIME Rattle rich articles Jewellery,
l. Watches, &C. will take place posfipeiy Saturday
O'Clock, p m, the of Robert Keyworth.
Each upon the subscribers list will be responsible
for the amount of subscription against it.
Several chances yet remain TO be taken
June I5-3t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-18

OUT of Fashion.-As usual, will sell drab and blue
" bats of the past fashion from Is 30 per cent less
than usual prices Gentlemen wishing economze in
the purchase Of n hat will please call
STEVENS'S Sales Room,
June 1l-eod6tif No. Browns Hotel.
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June S-5tTsThs& Sats =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27


ypOARnING-A Few gentlemen may ohlsin very plea
ID ssu furulshed rooms. with board, - L4oefty 81
fsw doors west u Broadway ds I'm
FURNISHED ROOn-.-tl-sssrs rooms fainshed
L win news beds Snd heicne, 81 q, Rzncayst DIS 10
FURNISHED ROOMS To LEr-iDsaire "a
L Srosdwsy Entrance 10 frsnklinst % nc
4 GENTLEMAN AND LADY AMI tso srse
~ gentlemen r-n he accommodated Win board AMI pee
.Snt roous a. M Grsni Of Aso, ffont psfor "a me nn
90or 10 le srlsh.s for al orice d1 w.
FURNISHED ROOMS Wt>rfU-by lssy
aud family snd ge grnuemsn, t~u Coz lojlous o~a.
rcoms sni STUN groom with ~ without meals An ssrr~
sh- sus on toward Tho UPPER snd portions II ne
tow would hr preferred Address X 81 the Poet once
Or ihrolgh The Tribune 81 w.
.gltINATK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN LosDor,
Y FOR GENTLEMEN AND fAMiiiEs-MRs.
GROOCOCh, q Hswon usrden, IA doofs fr"n hoN~fn.
yer1ls moi erslc.
Having spens sesers days rlg Ns ,S1c pleasure 10
Recommending heg rsahsnmsnt 40 slch of ouf counuymen
may desire good cu' ard c'nirs bone inrinS We"
10 This hssropols Of Great bria'n. WIN sALsh
London. June 81. 1915. vi'N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

No Tor Iass- III FOk, IUI-
The vote says the iraHsds Banner, 5000 snort Of
the number poled In August The counte. from which
no returns were received lsii reported 10 have
given Polk an aggregate majority OF about 10 which
added 20 the official would make bis majority IN the
whole state l. 767 A true addition OF the Wing column
for the same year would make the footing 5595.-
Whether the error s in the details of the counties
in the footing we have not the means of knowing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

WHO WoNEN.-The Quincy lllI Wing says
Tae ladie. throughout the land foreign and native
born. warmly symps,hze with the Wings As party,
and wherever they can, exercise an influence In ne
bahaf Ia this city, AZ the late election We under
stand a Germsn woman vas So sohctous shout hef
hu,hsnds vote that she went with hin 3 the polls
srf stood By him until he deposited Il for 'ne WING
candidate-iearng that OF his coun,rymen might
induce him 10 vote, against his aud her Judgment Tor
the Loco FocO cand date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

70 cfatrs ..... l-lnDlN l.iiA ~ l,.isn.5to
Claws gain IN yesrs--...--........3.los
Isylors .-.....-...... - 900
90 the states comprising the Union in l>t0 and iS4i.
Harrison had majority over al In rs states.
Clay 10
Taylor 10
Whole Electoral Note IN i,iO-22 A-215 800
Harrison. 23i Cay los Tsylor..l6i
Dsi1c'ng Pie We vote OF Aer,airs, asongng p.'r,'
4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

nTRIIC NOTICE hereby given tasi an sppiea-
Hr- - ~ maze 70 The L-e1sat1r- Al is oexf session
or a. .c % lnoOrp0r.s eonPany wa esp..A. o. So
- ror - r,rno-- Of conducting Ssrsiogz Mineral ,pr
.,~. 70 tbs CIV Of New-York and nierm-date places
Sex-York. November j, lsis - Ia-oN-
~r.TtCF-The Manners Family Industrial soc-ty
~ord give rotcs thsf hey iLt=nd 10 Apply he
.s.1rs Tor Charter viii u privilege u no4ti1z r-al
-. - 10 .xre-d s5G61e d. Iawsxs
I>oR sALE.-ssxhorss power engine ard boiler nov
raanirx fsr.ls order Tor sac 8 and IS Cen
,er-s. N-~-Tork do 81
NOR -ALE-A good seeonc hand Long Scat Apply
Il a ne cor Der Of south and Noel .omeryst
AS w. WILLIAM CzoLICs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27
Iowa Legislature.
Imports of Coal.

The following : a statement exhibiting the
quantity ard value Of Coal imported under TIE Tariffs
of l.42 and $40 together with the amour, Of duty
which accrued on the same prepared IN obedience
n resolution OF the House Of Rspr seutauves OF IRE
! b. L. L. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27
.sK-x, Of Guupowder Exploded.

SAVANNA Carroll Co. IL oi1 Dee 4-1e
EDITORS CAleAso Ta1sUSh GsE;Ltne = Pas ~,
.Ss sxnlooed last night about y o'clock Inere
plses .soa, 600 kegs Of powder In the building an
nssS The loss IS estimated At about s-S01 so''
tzpa,sly DO lives were losi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

TIE srEAxsoAT 'OREs'-The steamboat
o,us. CAP, TvoxrS- which sailed from the ". sPi
a, s.,.rtay morning lss, Was reported this morning
:, h.vs mn lahore on Cape HsnloPen- We learn how
- ,h., ls,,er h,s been received from Capt Tuck
go, H., one Of the valves having given wsy ne
- -, ,,,o the Cspes Of the Delaware TO rent and
-r~r,5 routiuus bis voyage a. soon a. ne weather
r,nfarare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

- The England Farmer hiss been re-
vived and number was issued on the yin ih', un
der the editorial direction OF : W. CoiE' Esq "
published BY Mr. J. Nourse, Quincy HAL II 10 ~
pear semimonthly al 81 year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

NV REFORM PAPEs Is CLEyELAND'-Ihe
s,s,,f Of Freedou i. the title Of paper 81 Cie's
lsps o formed out Of = union OF TIE If'peT aA''
.rt,saa and the Sgrs q Lbsry DR. Noble Il finny'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

pOIIcE COURI -CYrus Mason an Au0fney aud tuuu'
Law yesterday arrested sy Ohc-f Wm ssfnels OF
me Loser Police Court charge ri perl preferred ssnst h
rs Jamss Raymond Attorney ard Couus-ort Law o No. =
Waist .fffr forth that th- accused Nu 20 t9+t
tae sta I'd D-c-mo-r order become oth 1 one tnis
Drrf s-y r.d- BE- the o 0eal property
t Iri a-nl. vslei 500 The accused st ed 10 cram
Cap Carpenter The pm Wsrd sunday '-tofnef 90
~ al. ron r., better having custody Php g. Ala.
la ard. ai.@i having oatls at Of goods from " &c., Is
.i fts- f-feafes Toe tf.lrri
ia. LA O. $50. elh he gave aai vas ia
-r,.s Ofc4r Wood of DE Wars es-lng arrested
lao ,u, -a sha gave 1er 1flrs ~ Iu Jp1-s anl J'll
Fsd 81 sa.s-r tias- of pss-lr cl.t-fri 7 o. samuel
v1i.-f ID S.. laa Wa.llgfoasl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27
= NlercnnIIIe Librnry

rs- MercnnTIIe Library AssociRtIOn:I-Di'
Ta0MAs ANrsELL will deliver On tAe eyeninf % Of y" Cd
a-.d.v. 81. and Friday. 5th January, .~O Lecrures
suRJgcrs. Frst I.ecmrs-Waef--lls Uniform dlsinulou
-OrgIr of Suring.-Ths Oeyses-Aresizn Wei-s-sat
SpnnEs, &c. 49, ,.e.
N Rork.-F srttquakss-C0al Deds-Mines 80.
The Lectures viii commence - u ocoS Icsets = c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

TO THE LADIE--Wsshng made easy-A LhIs
i Paeut Washing and Wrngl Machines which oof no
highest premium Fair Ofhe American nsdtute are
nov offered tho public with no confident assertion tnai
hey sr. not only upeor but tho only articles VI this and
possessing any merit The operation Easy simple anc
rapid he Washing, rinsng aud vrngiDs Tor moderate
zed family may ali Oe done In ess hsn bali hour by
child VI age By using water too hot for The hands
bleaches and dives them unusual white appearances
loul the ghlss injury tho cOlhes-ths 10 shown by
Toe Act nat wet new sgsper may be wrung nearly dry
without niunng H. The public Invited 20 call and rx
al ID Psiist snd a. the Factory HTnftynfst
81 Lexington avenue. Oh w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27
II.I.INnI.-lnhclal.l

The iollowin ing is the official vote OF the Chlcag'
Congressional District, now represented by Hon
Jobn Wentworth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

~ A new weekly paper has been started II
plainseld, n J. called the " Pafsf'ld Germ.
no, TO Be party paper be, one Of general int-ssnc'
IN. publsssrs are Wlnsn Drake & son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

Total also 9632 $50 72js 97H is77
Cas- over Van Buren, lss; y. b. over Taylor iJ2 :
TAYLOR snd b. over Csss, s.9y2 Cas- and V b over
Taylor. l0g72 Polk over Clay 1909 over Clay snd
Birney showing a gain OF 1855 Free soil, ei2
Wing and only 70 LocoFoco votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27
DRY GOODS.
GENERAL TAILOR.

FALL, AND WINTER CLOrHN0-iG2 ruLrONsr
INOR CASH. al retail only We esteem u pleasure W
show goods whether you buy no. You can selrct
nom stock OF sO,o u goods bought fcf cash. and
cut hy experienced cutters 10 suit all cSssss Of people
llOaks. "
Coats surput., from. ~ 10 ~
over sack Iogss and business coats RON - 10 IN
Pants nom. W
Vest. % cloth sls velvet plain ard fancy, nom ~ W
Cloths. cassneres ard ve.tngs slwsys on hand 10 nsAs
10 MEASURE Suits furnished Ina q hours. - .
Remember l02 Fulton directly opposlt. ho Old Worm
Ouch Church. old stand III block esst of Broadway
B-No connection with any other store In this city
ol2 III DANIEL p SMITH. 100 Fulonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

~ LIQUID Hair Dye-BaIcHELoks as az az AZ, Us
100 -, I'D .c- IN 10 world FOR changing red or
49, asr 10 laura bsck brown color vlinOut may
- h har or ska Persons Tlsning me Dee, a7 "a re
n.r.-t .ho1 rau Il BArcsELoas aanafactory = AS
% ~. D uesy Broadway Copy ne address dIs Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

BAKE equal a prick oven BY its peculiar eonsr1c-
uon snd the Of rOnconductng c7n-n On tho upper
surface u tho u tho stDge and also on nc upper
surface Of tneupper plate u hs oven July need Dc ssen
D. he appreciated. Also for sale new Psfor Ar IghI
Stove FOR coal together with general assortment Or low
ana. Cooking stoves Hal and Of-e Stoves sod whole
49, ~ retz1 by MCPHERSON GUEST.
gl9u ks3i Wstsr-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

OFFICIAL VOrE OF IowA.-From the Official re-
turns OF the Presidential electors in Iowa, Il appears
hat he ott va. a. fOilOWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27
GIrr. pRKcHA .nLEING 40 cen. pc

u IN eoossouencs OF tne recent recgenous In price Of
he ra Gus Perchs The s1bscnber otsrs " sol 70 tb1
noe rad. snulscturer Gufs Psrchs So.eng a - cent?
Der 1 There 70 70 Patent Ia existence In me Onit>d
-tates hitch Authorizes sny impose Tar oa Guta
Percss SoHng HORACE II. DAY, Asnufsctnrer Of
Iadia Rubber and G1na Perchs goods . COurlsSds 81
49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-27

~ The steamer CrOton, coming from Hunting
don L. l. to this City ashore in the dense fog Of
yesterday morning, on Ward Island. The tide ~as
nearly fOod that she went far on but was hoped
that would be- got Oft Al the return OF the de Part
Of her passengers crossed the island and reached the
shore IN small boat and came to this CRY while the
remainder stll board when our informant leit
She had about twenty passengers Jour. of Tom