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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

CIRCULAR -OENiN's FAIL HArs-2i B"sissy-Aa.
eu, sis-Havng hsd the good fortune heretofore 20 -
cure the patronage Of the discriminating part " The paof
BY The cles ant style and superior hnish o hs has ne sub
.crhertake. pleasure Ia announcing to his numerous iead
and the public Al large that he will be prepared to eIh
M. Fall .yle Of bats on Friday, the 10Th dsy Of August ai
il confident of again meeting the highest ea peciaons dh'
.,oner. bv the novelties OF form and segence o mater
al. combined in their mauufac ure Several elsssnee
newly imported from Paris have been sdoPed. soi N
.h.oe 50 mfed a. render his Fall hat he most e'esu
and becoming ornament worn upon the head geo
teman.
In consequence Of his largely increased facilities for man
ufacrne which are the results of his extensive business
he has been enabled 10 combine In the Manufacture Of 10
beaver and molesn hats the richest and pares msens,
possible 10 be procured while he offers them ns'fT
Der cent less than they have been sold by any esistms
In this city
The subscriber Will also open ON the 18th inst e'srs
cases OF the most elegant styles ~ fancy hats for ehd
selected by bic sgen In Paris expressly for his own r'As
Ladies' are respectfully invited TO call and examine bis M
aud varied stocks Of elildren- hats and caps
aus 81 J. N 1ENi"' ~ n''sn"%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

scum His best French - -, second qasl'y rom So
a. Congress Boots from - 80 to 81 SnN w
s,SDss sASsAPAEu.LA The exposure ana hiesusn9.
diet which are necessary concoul. ants oil many n0o
business fruitful Of cuianeous ana ksn''@
diseases Persons subjected To such EXP osafes ana n'
lanues frequently experience swelngs OF 'ne s'Ana'
neck and chest and sometimes these break I'M ss ns
troublesome and unseemly ulcers, called scr~u'"' =
other instances obstinate inhammsons Of the eyess"
ears and supuors Of the head, are the consequent"
Those individuals whose occupations render them ps1N'
liable such diseases who have constitutions pr1e$
position thereto. viii find sAsoss ssrsspals al sdnisss
preventive II they actually suffering andsf mess
any similar maladies speedy safe and certain remedy
bote taken occasionally will generally keep Tho srn' ss
and glands clear Of disease, and regular course WIZ S~
equal certainty, remove II Il already developed.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, DyAStp
SANDS Wholesale Dnggists 100 Fulton corner o"Aa.A
ct g7s Broadway, and n East Broadway, Newton sON
also ny Druggists generally lhrou holi the Usisc hs"
Price ~ per bottle, siS bottles or s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25
NOTICE
NOTICE
Ofsomc importance to the Public.
lEARY 4 Co.'S

MOLEsKIN SILK HATS,
oshe uss quality and the latest fashion. embracing al a.
most recent Improvements, and uneNeeea oi snJ hereto
fore produced. will DE heneeforh sold 81
-FOUR DOLLARS EACH.
The additional preparations made for The manufaenrs q
his article the increased facilities enjoyed Tor procuring
from France and In This market The choicest necessary
ter.s aud the greatly extended sales anticipated By
Co warrant them In Attending the article - above
LsARY a CO, Hsfief.
esa 3 { and AslOr House
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auSG

GySrLrNENs HArs-FA FASHION ron i3a--ws
II. sssps L Co Ha'iers. 80 Broadway New'iors. 81
s che.inust Phisdsphis, respectfully give noncs TAI
they viii issue the Fsu Fashion fcf Gentemen' Hss
Saturday. Aasus, y, INST.
They will on tbs occasion present ~ entirely ae- q.
unique style surprising qualify any Hat that Las Aso
been produced and adapting fsef particularly 10 ns s,s
and features Of each Individual wearer.
II Is their dese that this Hat may undergo ngd cram
nanon and hey wish that every gentleman parcksSs
hat would look Al H. not with mere superficial ss0ce z
with the microscopic eye Of eonnosse1r. lie vii ne,
he enabled 70 know and nudge Tor himself wheeler hs h1
i the true standard for taste and merit
WIN II BEEsr Co. respectfully Oder an oplnion--shee
thev thinS their knowledge and experience In The basar-,
enfts them 10 sive-,hai their hat fer his season VII =
found superior IN every point 10 anything in us Inc IA
has been manufactured up 20 The present PERIOD
They wish 20 take this opportunity u returning ael
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon their eA
u.hu,ents snd to the public hat no Effort VII .
SHARED 10 merit its continuance.
NB-w H. b. \ Co. viii opea a. The same time severn
cartons Of magnificent Paris ChapcsnN and Cssqne's i
children se richest snd handsonesi goods ever mpoei
nufQ II
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- The Editors Of all American journals friendly 10
tho Liberation Of Ireland entresed 70 give this an
tnmsdats insertion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

The Directory 10 New-York request
the Friends Of Ireland, in each Ward Of
the Cities, and in each Town and Village
of the whole United States, TO assemble
on the Birthday Of Lafayette, September
6, in order to give a day for SUcooR to
Ireland.
To produce this united action some
friend, in each section should Tx the place
OF meeting, attend to the organization, and
announce the result without delay TO the
Directory.
ROBERT EMMETT, Chairman.
Nesc- York, August %, lsi5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

APLAcE WORTH VIsfrISG.-CitzeDs and strangers who
have the magnificent Boot and Shoe Establishment
Of Mr. LoRIN Bsooxs, go Broadway, will be well repaid
for their trouble in calling examine the premises, which
recently been htted with degree Of originality and
.pendor which reflect much credit upon the artists and
which unsurpassed this perhaps any other country
on globe The architectural and carpenter work are by
Mr. NJ Trmbe architect and builder Of the Broadway
Theater and engaged In remodeng the Park" the
esco painting by Messrs chi Sons who have gained
much noorey by their specimens Of ornamental painting
in different Odd Fellows Lodge rooms, and who sre also
engaged n decorating the PARK Theater and the CHI
M Ass pointing and granting by Mr. l. w COwey speci-
mens Of whose skill visible At the ST Charles Hotel,
Broadway, and many other public buildings In the Cyal
well known 81 perfect Of their professions Nor is
the spendor ofthe the curiosity which presents IL
self the ysiter entering, but the immense stock and
arey Of fashionable boots shoes, CATERS &C &C
FOR genemens ladies' youths and chidrens wear, which
visible glance, Is spectacle 10 which he eye OF
even New Yorker is unaccustomed Mr. Brooks Is al the
head Of his profession and is richly deserving the marked
success which apparent his business few years ago
this city stranger, and comparatively money
but by hs modes. and unsssumng character strict
egry, personal application TO business and untr
ng efforts please be has gained occupied by
none other Of his profession the United States cheer.
fully recommend him to the patronage Of ALL nothing
from his hands that Of he best quality and sold
prlce only gOOo artcle can be
bought in the city a025 II l1wl 6oTHAMITE.
~ The following letter has been received from Albany
ALBANY, August 2, 1913.
:. C. HERRISe, Ese.-Dcar Sir. The safe We bought Of
you the Spring Of 1884, has been hoou ghy tested by
ae fire. and happy TO state has than answered
our expectation.
We unfortunately located the Pier and, you
have earned this bad barely time to e.
cape with lives, before every building located there
FAR north As The cut was In flames
Oar safe stood facing the SOUTH 10 the secord story and
consequently faced tho flames, which, with the strong
south wind, made heat almost blast fur
mace and something Of the nature Notwithstanding
all this books and papers preserved that they
all egbie, and many Of iem perfect rs they
before the FIRE.
II IS wonderful thai could have wiih,ood such violent
heat with iniary, when know the beat have
been powerful 70 destroy the old fashioned safes that
taken out Of the stores the pier and placed
distance from the buildings B. ). Jones drew his and
p.acsd Il ~ The waters edge, s il destroyed, while
your saved the papers and books the hottest the FIRE
Yours respectfully, G. w. GODDARD 4 co.
P. s.-Ths books and papers taken from the safe
Two days after the are.
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u The beet place IN the cry TO get good Boots sns"
and Caters cheap i, At Josss, IL Ann - near ne 10
scum His best French - -. second quality from sJs1
a. Congress Boots from - 80 to 81 SnN w
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STANDARD FASHION JAIL. 100.


~ Lr,sy Co.'S siye for he susllnz .ason Um ).
ready for exhibition aud delivery On FsioaY 1'h angus
.ptlemen OF refined taste and cultivated perception, We
readily discriminate between he seniee AZ A@ nssgrs
vii OBSERVE 10 the fsshon shove announced coreHsao.
OF ssrsie roporous and graceful outline. attractive ia.
most fast.6i0gs sdmT.r Of Beauty
GENUINE BEAVER HATS
This aDrva.ed arucle present ms season WIN ns.y
valuable improvements and now intrnsieagy s1psn,
In every requisite for ncn and finished heAi-eoynso
snytnins Else thai yet beea discovered From he ar.
ofthe origin Of cur establishment 70 he Pressl AaY,
spared endeayor nor expense Tor NE sceompshnsa
one % .c VIZ 10 produce al une. isoTe oompo-es
the choicest known materials which shou -eyif csrcr,
for IT, rare combination OF utility, beauty Of hnish and ,s
e tas.e The fact nat Pan. snd 10 London. wei ..
lhfoas bout this county LEASY Cos ha'. 'con acca
and for many years have maintained despite al ooapec
,, celebrify unprecedented IN the ann.is Of ne Al A.
mos. valid proof that eforts have been emnsaayss
'7''''' LEARY 4 CO, Hs;ieu
so 3 Z and 5 As.of Hou..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-17
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Correspondent.

NEW YoEK February Is, 1913.
The Unions article in layo, Of making the government
'ssponsite for losses by mad hearty response
rom the entire newspaper press this section. There
certainty COOL argument sganst IT, especially the
mess Of carrying letters IS 50 rgdy monopoized by the
government.
series Of resolutions in favor of Mr. Clay for naxt Pres
dent was offered the wing general COMMITTEES OF Aba.
ny The other evening" andUoted dorm. Nevertheless there
of the majority, according to their own
ti,ements, who devoted iiend' Of Henry
Clay ''Slye from my friends"
Tn Washng ton correspondent Of the Philadelphia North
american has been Growing the result Of the in
esgaion in this city in lhe of Alderman Jacksons
eat Ia Congress and the probabiy OF Colonel Monroe
being adnued thereto by the House All this is news 10
A. who bad been rather under the impression That the
Joonel had not made even a mares
Having got the power in this State, whiggey begins to
show it, cioven foot An attempt be made in the le
nsature To saddle and odious banking system,
yh all The dsllrnuj, Of the worst Of the old systems
Whggery cannot give mp its lobIe tor bank tnkering.
The steamer llernmnthe noble mate of the Washing
Dn--is nearly ready for Her immense boilers,
hney, Nc all in, and she will take her place in the
Bremen line the 10Th Of March. The Washington
ln The 2o.h Tho Hermann is almos, exactly of The
model, except that she is ten feet longer.
Last year 22292i passengers travelled between New
York and Philadelphia by the South Amboy
lad New Brunswick Ia 1872 and 1913 the travel fell off
IL per Since then, it has been steadily in
'reRsmg.
Tnere greater brsknes is provisions than in bread
SUNS AZ present ne export Oh tue oilrf uuiuS 'h' 7'
DAYS OF this month shows considerable gain on the
spending period last year. The export of The latter Is
comparatively trlhng Pieces OF -four, grain, &c, have
yet worked down the exporting point Biani.by,
'ery dfie rent state of things will arise,
Mr. John Focnce threw open yesterday his entire estab
i5Imentior pleeness and luxury unsurf assed IN
New loh-or the inspection OF the ladies. who on their
Ut slow in awaiting Themselves of the oppor'
unity, but with their cavaliers thonged the house ifon
morning ill night Mr. Florence is OF taste, 10 have
III upon such a way of marking ST. Valentines day.
Among the distinguished arrivals The Hon. w. Cost
Johnson, et Mlryand and Col. Baker OF Illinois. They
address the great Taylor meeting Military Hall
his evening. Mr. Van Buren, tthe ex-PresdenD remains
ia town, and every fine moming-ths morning, for IN
ancetnkcs his promenade down the sunny side of Broad
ray, looking sunny himself and in every respect
wpl he looked any time within the last live
yeurs, LED
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-17
BIlUTUS.
For Inc Union
To the Opposition Members OF Congress.

To the Opposition Members Of Congress.
Are you all pematurey superannuatei has the AL
mighty smlten you with sudden insanity, or the Devil
filled your hearts with reasonable desirns You were
sent here to leslsate for the honor and welfare of Your
country Are you doing by assisting her enemies and
leaving our noble army now IN Mexico, vita numbers
Insucient TO subIugaie the country to waste away By
sickness be destroy ell by repeated and wei al
temps OF vastly superior forces of the MeXicans The
Bible mentions certain servant who went from the
presence OF his master eper white snow, for betray-
ing his confidence You Will iortn IRON the legisa-
tive halls OF your country s,nen with moral eposy,
that Will cause you 10 shine with such rotten bril-
liancy thai the eye of all nations viii be upon YOU If
you are determined 10 betay your country II oil be
less INFAMOUS 10 do by ordering her armies TO ire
premaurey IRON the field, than TO b.trty those armies
ed their counys honor, by abandoning them IN tue heart
OF an enemys country, when many of their elbow
Gil lens are burning to rush TO their support am no
scholar, ali cannot use line metaphors figures OF
sp ech; but can AMI do say PLAN words, that your
party deserve to PERISH for the part you have played
You pretend - be vocaies tor peace, yeG you are
dong everything IN your power to proong war-and
that too IN sucn way that the enemy may be benefited
by II, and your own country reap all the evils oil H.
What will be thought Of men who so far abuse their
accidental power IN the House, and their places the
Senate, as 10 take course calculated to the mo
ilant army that the world has SEEM in order to for
ward the hlthy underworld OF partyi Do YOU seek i'm
mortality by such a course' You will have it, By the
intelligent Anglo Saxon race, both in Europe and Am
ca, you will be considered whose day OF grace
has passed. aud whom God has given over to the Ey
One but amongst the mongre race oil MeXcans YOU will
be reveienced faithful allies and friends And should
your betrayed and deserted countrmen be defeated and
driven out OF Mexico, your portraits will hang In the
halls OF the Montezumas and in future ages when CEN
tures shall have passed away and history have become
pleaded with fiction, some Mexican Homer will represen,
and VISITED The earth in order TO distract the counsels
the enemies OF Mexico. A PATRIOT
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-17
Obituary.

Departed this Life, Of iturdce, at Jaapa, O1exico1 on
the l0th January 1915, b. FRANKLIN BEGAN, late OF
this city in tn 9th year OF his age. few months since
he residing with his brothers frn in Jefferson
county Illinois and, when Ill made for volunteers
ia the excitement and euthusilsn produced by the call
he, with number OF his youn5 friends offered their
vices and they were accepted lie went to Mexico rs
sergeant Of Capt. Bowmtns pany; and his re.
mains lie at JaHpa, with those of all the nissioned
officers, three segeants, two corpora and ortsx rank
and flo letter just receive fo Jefferson county, Ili-
nois, says rhcre is morning in aim every family in
this county" All wh) tnsR parted young friend
loved HIM his open conntcnance pie isant smile, and
dial reco 5non the ust ndsx his kind and gene
ro1, heart. lie mora; moe, he religious. la
health, and particularly in sickness, he studied his bible
and companion writes IL died in the praise o
the Lord These the consoa,ons that sustain his
bereavel plren aud the large circle OF relations and
friends that survive him III, lived by all beloved: and
died 10y all lnsnted. The young soldier has closed hi
earthly career, the call of the Cspain of his Situation
an having laid aside his armJr om the toll,
and sres of man-where wlr cannot come, and whe re
there is calin unbroken, eternal peace - He
sleeps We'll" I'LL the last reves shalt beat up Into ,
again the armies of tie dead. C.
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FOR TIE UNION.
Two Days In Advance Of the Nail.

PErERsBURC, February II, 1913.
Your express brings to-day, nothing further from Gen
SCOTS line. The Pcayune OF the tn contains the fol-
lowing ITEMS which are all find OF consequences.
BY the last arrival from the Rio Grande information
was received at Sao which indicates some work for
the American toop~ who encamped at Fl paso, on
their way to Chihuahua The Mexcaus had considera-
BILE numerical force ami II pieces of cannon TO oppose
their march
Mr.. Collins and small party who had started for
Santa Fe, hal been taken prisoners by the Mexicns al
the Preside del Norte.
member OF Capt. Mearss company Of mounted vol
uneers shot in the latter part December for threat
ening to take the life of his captain at Buena Vista
Alexander Newson, also member of Capt Mears's
company, was hung at Sllullo for wilful murder in
shooting Mexican at quarter revenue guard
MARKErs.-Cotton in fair demand at regular prices.
Sugar quiet Moasses dropping. Flour dull
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When the Mexicans, contrary all expectation came
tina, river (he Rio Crande) he Gen Taylor asked
small army ght be reinforced with five thousand
mcn-NEvgE DREAMING INVADING MEMco-Journlt Of
Commerce.
How will the above assertion in small capitals accord
with the following positive declaration OF Gen. Taylor
himself to the contrary
a. | have also desired the governor OF Louisiana send
out four regiments OF infantry practicable.
This will constitute auxiliary force of nearly five thou
sand men, which will be required to prosecute the with
energy, and carry it, BE, ENE,Y's
COUNTRY
Nothing be more easily proved than that General
TAYLOR like all other soldiers, desired with Mexico
He did not dissent from his position at Corpus Christi
although on the disputed territory In COOL faith he ad.
yised the march the Rio Grande and believed what he
sad when he accused the Mexicans OF having commenced
the ver and shed the first blood.-N Y Globe.
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ne, val Resources.

member of Congress has been polite enough to pre-
ssnt us ,v;,h coal male of coal. and mounted with
go1d-boh from Virginia. 4 nat stae mas large depostes
Of both these precious mnerah YIN her bosom Inc guam
hitherto been limited By the expe of the process But
as soon as the cost of puveriz x ihe ore snail nave
been euced by powerful machine ny ior that purpose
and cheaper mode adopted for separa ahs ne go aust
from the powder than the former proce rs "a aasaha'
ton by quicksilver, it may be expecteN that her mines
will become extremely productive.
The coal of which the seal is made is tound on 'he
banks Of the Kanawha 1t is species of Kendall coal,
superior even the opinion of good uo yes 10 the oes,
English coal of that description 1t is very hard anu
susceptible OF fine polish 1t is very combu sble even
at the flame of candle, burns long, with bright
fame and leaves very little ashes behind it, Thus coal
lies the surface of the earth, and is spread over
large field. 1t be easily shipped to New Orlea,'s'
and can be used at a mo lerae cost for the
Mississippi and in the Gulf.
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Mr.. Rurke,a Concsrf.

We call the attention of readers the advertisement
in Of second concert be given by Mr.,
Joseph Burke, tomorrow evening" at Causs Saloon. A,
"Maser Burke, this gentleman had very high rep
utaton tor musical talent and Accomplishment a very
early age, ard he has since pursued his avoric with
much assiIuity and success, place him
Of the VIOLIN in the opinion OF critical judges, almost if
alopo 'her upon level with the celebrated foreign
perform rs upon that instrument W no have visited our
country report speaks highly also, Of the talents
the gen.. who assist in his concert.
Mr. Rn,,,e performance emnently and entirely
success,l IL -, ct upon very select and appreciave
audience a1n . hear him in spite of the inclenency
Of the wea,bs American artist OF very MORT
and no,yo Mr. ." ,epens strong claims TO the
ton and onoa ho p all the lovers of music among
us and No.. - Va this, his second and last
ce in city, viii be very fu and le'nonapy attended
ed has consen,sd 80 III IRE on the great Itiescop,
~ ,'"" h'sse, at the Odd-Feilows = o,oia, No.
v' oe ie'h instant, al half-pas, ,,;.ot - ;,;,l ;.
" Oo gress, and all intercstedin the s. y
attend
Csc NJ: DALLAS, 10 GYMS, ,f
T. j. WALKsI Gro p sslARsH,
ALIEN. D. R,om w w SfAroN
NJ +. Ma, nv r. ~ VI NrHsoF,
CHARLEy WmKrs insrn, H. MY
w ING = Sture VIII be without charge.
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A Card
n, No. IS CHESTNUT STREET

NEW WINE STORE, No. IS CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES BAlLiE late ofthe firm of Gowen, Jacobs, X Co.,
especially announces that he has fitted up the store No
s. Chesnul street. doors below Third street. aud ono
loor above Congress Hall Hotel, north side, Wine
Sore where he will keep welselecod stock the most
approved varieties of wines, hrandies hquenrs London
s,ont, Scotch ale and the finest brands of choice
cigars NC.
Private genemen hoclkeepers, and others in the sou
~, invited to call and examine hsstock Sept