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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

BROADWAY THRATER.-poor. open Al :: Per
ID TONNAGE 20 begin At :. ocock-TUE>DY EVEN.
ING, Sept WI be PiesenIsa n Tragedy IN acts Of The
sPariscas. Mr. Forrest yals. MAY wsisei
To conclude with the Farce. IN sets Ct he
IRISH TUTOR.
DR. o'Toole MI shaw Rose -. Mrs.. i.hersoOd
Dress Circle aud PareleL IS cts Fsmy Circle ani p
per Tiers > eis Gallery, entrance OF Aa,sony.i 2 eis
NURT0N'- THEATER, cHAMsERssT. =
ID TUESDAY EVENING Sept $ al ss Psysd' he
popular DTana IN iSSo se' snd Ten .eeSs'' OF
Mr Dombey. Mr Nlcs'n.on NJ Tools pr hAsinoIi
Capt CuH.e......Mr Ruron Ediih......n Ms A Ansoi
Florence Miss Nei insoa SUSAN. Nfs Sfoogham
''''' y ~ a sc-ae rom he Play Of
Rory ON0re NJ Bfonlfam Nelly ... Mss Morgan
Boefo de Csaz. By Ms. va iers and II srrdereSs
t. conclude an he Romsrrc Drama 20 sci- SO me
IRISH PATRIOT. Or Toe While Horse of lie Peppers
Gerald Pepper M Srous lsm Hsns Mansie.i NicA1Ason
Prces-Dress Cree and Psglele, 81 60 Fanny "
NIIBLO'-. A-roR-PLAcE, BROADwAY.-
y TUESDAY EVENING. sept 3 Great Mis.c-l Treat.
COMIC ITALIAN OPERA, whicl Includes TIE following
powerful Ani.ie. S.guos R0SSl cORSl. b.. isi appeac
Co his q appearance here. sigra LlETrl RDSS >gnor
BlONDl and S.gn'a ANEGADNO The Ofchssl-s which
j. grea ly augmented Will be led by S-nor LETT -
Chorus l and ec.eut Overture. Alier which, the Com
0P''s0' IL sARsrERr DI siyIGLiA
Rosina. grs Liei Ross Or Bstolo sig Sangluoo
CouutAmavva.. SIX Nie;l Don bssiio.s gror biotd
|
Doors Open oi-COmmenc.ng - Admission 81 cts -
/ CASTLE GARDEN.-Doors open al s. perform
y vii commences AZ o'clock. Admission - cents
I SECOND NIGHT OF The popular Troupe Of ETHIOPIAN
MELODfsls who are engaged for limited number q
nights. TUESDAY EVENING, sep J. viii BE present ed
a Series II NEGRO MELODIES
PROGRAMME Fur THIS EVENING
PART D.
Grand Overdue. Cary back % Old Nrginia, On
susarsh. Ladies, won't marry Stop hat zuocking
Duet Bones and Violin My Sally shall see FIRE. tfe.
l Fire Buriesque Lecture on Fhreroiogy'
lufcfmssou OF half hour Tor refresh ners aud % view
| the magnificent C)sm1ramss
PART
Grand Overture. Come the Ola Gum Tree. Give
the "a with The Blue Dress o. Lud Gals, De Ole
Jaw Zone. 70 down n the Barn Y sIt. sugar Bosrd
Dance. Finale Original BIuesQue ON Model Artsis
This beautiful pacei- open 90 vsiefs dunno ne DAY -
! v1ABERNACIE-VOCA AND INSTRUMENTAL
| l CONCERT celebrated MORANlAN SINGER,
beg respectfully inform he ladies sud ene'uen % Ne"
York ana strangers ge1crsy thai hey have arrived "a hs
CITY from LonlO1 sud Will have the honor 10 make 1er 80,
peararce before the Ameri public % GRAND VOCAL
! AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT a. ths Tehemscie,
| % TUESDAY EVENING, sept s. on which occasion :
most choice and pie lsus Programme via De presented
when they hope meet that success which has attended
their efforts IN Psrs London, aud IN ell the prnc7s clues
OF Europe
Ticket. % cents each. be had the principal Music
Stores aud the door the sningof the Concert Doors
oncn al To commence = o'clC K Saturday evening
ff civ pr II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

I DE CoRDOYA, General Land sent Hoas.on' Tex
y .as can be iOuad Inc counting Of Mr. Aaron q
dem % Wster-si corner Of C0enlessAp, until Tie '.h
ust Persons Interested Texan afrs are requested 70
r - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
History o. the
ME XICAN w A r.
BY 2. D. Manifold,
.Sersrti Edition,


Completed &c the close OF the War,
Including the Treaty o! Pesce Statistics Of the
II s ARMY Tables Of the Volunteers the Names Of the
L .OEcers who fel IN The successive Enssgemens,
Mar IN he Coded Territory. kc &c. Just published BY
A > BARNES co. 81 J0hn-st.
AgsH.s supplied By tho hundred or thousand al arye
dsscoaDt s2z sswuhWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
ar,n ,Ir\,- pOKrK,IT- CANBE { PIED

~ Id Is lie prevailing beef Thai dagueueoiypes ~ ae
.asd persons cannot be copied. Ills Is not the case
Ilseg IL Broadway, opposite the Cny Hotel a. cee-
.f-i fof copylng peculiarly arranged apparatus
an ereotypes the Of tne Original. - De Is Tor Ia
go DE Dollar Portraits from The living subjects This
- =. - sis~og,rv 1881 y. l. Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaotoacer.
DY HANGS, RICHARDS & PEATT, socr
ID Broadwsy.-Liberd cash sdvsrces male on eo1ssp'
ner1 FOR s1c1OL sa4es 49,.
Ar psr.r. s.LE-A collection OF choic- Oh Paintings,
,nr'aSins larg@ one by De Bout tre LsEfseap@ ~
Vi.on beautiful Flower and Fran pieces, Ac a. Ia siii
france. Aso. collection q ensrsFi-ss sHee fouAs ~
re esriy Presidents. sc 10 frames
nv ~ COTTON. xte,.os aas C.s.sssstga Gershanf-
Ds.es Room Sic Broadway, Gotb'c Hsf-hsf1s rrpi"r
81 10 he rooms now pr-Psred 20 Reeve ~
.ir, u Csbire FurniluFe Dry Goods. CNpes sDo ho
s--pins .ces o. every description, on cone fnnen -
private sale 81 sucton, srd 10 ma se l-m-ns ~ - -
prom reess he ~tg s.so bog II preferred V-'aoo' %
10 any psrt ~ he city srrrlet tn ~ uscs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
COLLECTIONS IN OHIO BY
BENJAMIN T. DEM IN

CLEVELAND, Omo.
DlCHARD B. KlMBALL. ESQ 81 Wal-st y Y VIII 70
llceve and transmit any business 10 me- and give az no
cessary information IN regard the laws relating 20 ne co
lac non VI clalnl. In Oh5 81 .hNbnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
j. W. BROWN, Auction Ger.
MAHOGANY AND OTHER FCHNlEtkE.

]. W BROW y, kucnOr frf =
NutUOCANY AND OTHER FURNITURE.
.M-TUFsDAy Sept B. al icy ocock al lo@ bfoshwsy,
J. W BROWN will sell al auction as above, "itoJl 70
serve 10 nav advances lsrfs assortment ot we-insde
furniture comprising SO soss of various patterns mmb'e
top dressing bureaus sud wash Sands ~sdfobes, BOOK
cases. French becsesds hsir mass-es marbleiop center
and sofa tables rocsing chairs, couche- dvsns hat ana
umbrella stands mahogany card, dining sni sofa tables
SC Catalogues ready Purchasers can nave goods
packed on the premises AT moderate charges - Jus
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Ancions-r.
BOOTS AND >HOES-By A. ID. GALE, store -
ID Pear-sL TUESDAY, sept s. at 10 o'c'ock, NJ Nv
cases boots shoes brogans, &c comprising gene's a.
sormen adapted to the Southern Western ana cry uade
23v
rARD-rO Furniture Manufacturers, L 9 no serrfs, RIA
Nnoforte Makers and others The subscribers VIII MAKE
advances on ala articles In the lire to be sold by auction
regular saes viii be made weekly, embracing general
variety, including household grnlure.
A 2rs. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK. SEPTEMBER D.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY
sEtsrs fct- 80
. ..--s ? >eis-- 90 - sers-..4 90 IS Mora --t =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

TOUNTING.HOUsE DESKS, Office AID Liorsr
OTsbles-s variety Of paitsrs for sale by
r9 J. W. soUfHACk. lS srosdwsy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

: ~ Gen,lemen's Hats-Fail styie-sIND cor. o
Pine and Nassau Genlemens Hats Of the al standard
embracing all the recent improvements in the various
branches Of tbs ART ready for inspection and sale
The new style is submitted to the critical Judgment OF he
eonnosseur well for the style and hnish as the quality Of
the article offered.
The subscriber relies with much confidence upon the just
discrimination Of discerning public resting his claims upon
the known merits Of his hats for quality. durability and
superior fnish tbs best sreHee Of their inirnsi; excel
ence; and the liberal patronage hitherto enjoyed Is
sufficient O: their quality, notwithstanding the exTavs
CANT preieasons Of dealers al the present time
sg25 lm.s BIRD, corner Pine and Nassau ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

~ Constipation. (Cosuveness - oosIlneie, M 81
erae and habal constipation lcosnvenessl no vny 'oay
overcome, hgt also completely DESTROYED wrhuA' USING
either purgauves Injections baths by ndtm si"lF
and nVaic recently discovered ia France ioloNsu
by numerous cegulcaes nom celebrated physici am .,
uisny sucsiauons from other persons Of dlsuncuon
just published, TIE Finn Eng sh from the Twenty
French edition OF The above celebrated treatise Pucs one
shilling Sold BY the subscriber SIC agent for the United
States al DrunnloHd Co.'S drug ne Lfdrg'
B4dags 5. hedsf second door, from Brogdy where ihe
Nauols DeD0l Of The New and Improved NaflOls LFa
enia' has just been removed 10.
The Trestsc together with the Ervslents also for sale Al
the following suO-agencies, VIZ. Mann, Broadway
corner OF Chanberss. Ring Broadway, Of Johnsi
DANNY Roadway corner OF Housiol-st Meakim's 81
Broadway. Nj hsu lSi Broadway. and Rushlon, Clark
CO no Broadway, and 10 Asior House
au.g TuTh&Srhs &. + MOSES. sole Agent for the L ;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
rPINGEs AND TRIMMINGS,

TRINGEs AND TRIMMINGS,
&Til CEDAR-ST. OF ALL COLORs and WIDTHS,
~ especially selected TO match the all style OF CLOAK
and Dress Goods. .,-.- ,
Also slock Of RIBBONS, LACES. GLOVES, and
FANCY GOODS, % which The 81 enton Of the city and
country merchants Is called ..
suSo la EASTMAN. SHELDON 4 TOWNSEND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
GRAND PANORAMA oF
TAYLORiS CAMPAIGN
rAYLoR,s BATTLES IN MEXICO,

THIS PANORAMA represents IN the most natural NJ an
ner the marches encempmens. ami ali the stirring inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

Of REV ARD-Lost yesterday afternoon IN psss.r
- D rom Si,th-av. through FJuueeu-l. down Broad
.av 10 Causlsl memorandum pOckciD0us containing
80 SO ana = bil anu email bills AsJ some paper
ol use 10 none The owner Ire above ru"ail vii us
paid tor H. delivery al H. sIanion-s- 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
ENGLISH TARTAN Prints.
AANN 49, ? q A. r. 90
d. BRlGHAM 4 co.

- BIOscsr
HAVE RECEIVED 10 store Is cases English Prnls'
DARK Fail styles tine cloths, co.ors warranted per
fecliv fat. au<l WIS
MET GUOD-. from the sunk canal boat, w cloths
w cassineres, sauLets keri1cky esrs. barhets Nan
nell. musius prints g.nghams neas able ipers towels,
hedlcAs also sound goods Al lowest plc's, 0f sae
by - jts' ". MATHEWS, 90 Caher4ne-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

~. change for brooklyn property Large ot with barn
A and dock all finished IN good order bncN ncaso
loo ya. nom s,e boat landing For particulars call On John
Morris on the premises Also farm q - aces FOR sIoo;
scS,s a and Tor 1900 and good house Five large farms
Sr ale Ow HOuse store and Vi land for sale
low Cal on d. Vail ~ Cortland u Mondays nom ~ 10
D otbeS days Rah~a NJ or s Vail Cortiandsl Saur.
days from 10 70 other days Psilfed " j. > 80 acres
OF goo1 and good buildings iOr sale ~ exchange fof pro-
100 ia % oeer RuHao I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

IL The advauiags ofhis Range over ohers can % -say
o--5vsS he essluinaron. ald certainly appreciated D
elvnr trial Il possesses ne mefI OF having M
snt always charged Win pure no. AZ ~
- me favor 10 meals cooked therein as 10 i-is1
ffossfrs Pufup In FL under guarantee tns ta-y
VII snern,e with satisfaction. rOI sale ~
VII Ofe'a HICKOK ! co SO Wster-s.-
81 su,.soJ or s,6i9 Brosjwsy. opposite BordA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

tEh-. KU3IN-UN, Cl-df starchei, 80 Mefcef-si De-
tigetu spn4g aad Pnlc-st-Lace,, lir!rlon lnls-Ls
embroidered window grass ached aud made 10
look equal % NEW. &. Craps, Cashmere ana ever &c
scupflo4 81 shawls Cleaned Win care. 80 lA
ENpIlJrT ~ SUMNER. ioi Broadway ana "
IL rnsts manufactures % W liakrf Al-aiut >o-ai
Lamp tnis lamp gives mos. brilliant hgh from wA4e o.
or srd al cosI Of less than hali cent per hO4f - ~
.,1ISD-NIII, FOR SALE, al SouthO.d, L. l. al
w Alc uOn llr lJ,h oi Aug4s- al ococA T. N VII
frame building attached For particulars inquire o. r A
sNEDlkkk, = At-OrneysL > IVY
4 AMPS AND hs.-A me as=oIi
m,ut OF Britannia Lamps ana Canclrstc As cOnsA-y %
hand aud for tho ua1e and al retail! Manuiae4is
AZ Burling .Ip by LUCIUS HART,
,sNf late Boardnzn 4 Hart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

PROGRAMME FOR rms EyENlNG

Grand Overdue. Cary me back 10 Ola Virgins. Oh
susarsh. LADIES, won't YOU marry Stop hat xnccknr
Duet Bones and Violin. My Sally shall see Fire, tire
Fire. Burlfsque Lecture on fhrerQiogy'
lurrmssiou OF half an hour Tor refreshments aud % view
the maSu.hceuf Cosmlramss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

Grand Overture, Come TO the Ola Gum Tree. Give
the Ca with The Blue Dress o. Lud Gals, De Ole
Jaw Zone. 70 down n the Barn Yard, sugar Bosrt
Dance Finale Ousinal Bur.esque on Model Arilsfs.
Ths heal-Ll l. b .-.- eLs dummy be cav -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

$1,000 WASTEpA Pa aa Snd II are aiy %
uas been expended. aud near IL complexion AlJui -
wanted immediately the balance from TINE To tliIr a.
The enterprise progresses gentleman who w adv auce
Inc above SUN. tire same tame secure himself o4s
1e.s worth from - 100 % $3.50 yearly receive ne money
advanced aud one IT pfOns Attention Will De pa
10 letters marked Enterprise, lea N nis ONCE -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

-r~s NEW ARKANGRMENT-For Green
E8A-u=j< MOOD Cemetery, Fort Hamilton and sar
sn1fkf1Azehdyse's Cedar Grove, Staten lsiand-fafe
III cents each w.y.The new and s!egsas , steamer
Ssnt il run ss follows, daily Leave Catherine Market
~ q, o'cIock A. 81 snd u P N Csnslsl r. 81 n
90 "a PM Coftand-st NJ ID A NJ and T.. M. AID per
No l. Ba'lery-place, 10 AN and ppm.
RrrvsslsS-Wll leave Cedar Grove al III AN and ;
PM; Fort Hsmtoa Al NJ A. NJ. ard 81 Pm. oreenwood
Csr-ery Al II 81. and 81 PM soi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

DOARDTNG-In Houston st-A gentleman and his
ID wife or single gentlemen can ott.ln board with
pleasant rooms IN house where here a few select
boertefs Apply SIS Holstons corner u Cro.by-sf
Also few gentlemen can be accommodated With DAY
board. 10 desired. References exchanged. su.- lwis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
Observation-Disclosures, Of >

vIEEN FUN-The ceebrs;sd Chasse Ssa powder I
vi univ 10 be had genuine al CLlREhI Oh > ~ ofys-
who i tie sole proprietor and importer n rs county
Eveiv ofber article under this name Is counterfeit
au2. imiseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

PIANOFORTE.-An elegant ~ oc
IT, LZiave rosewood Pianoiorte, made by NUNS
TrnY~nx CLARK, n superior instrument In every
j II i Jrespect and IN perfect oderi cost originally
$3.50 II will be sold very cheap, the owner being about To
remove from the city IL may be nj ther wsre-ocm,
2j7 Broadway For terms apply 10 Is. WATERBURY, -
Brodway or nj NUNS 4 CLARK, 251 Broadway. s5 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

DY ORDER ofAusnsia- Brah-s' =
DCounty. rotic- o. hereby gwen N
ari.nst tie e.ts;, oi DANlHt i-AN' =
49, ,hss th- SAM ~ill b. slii 10 ne Y
sro-ar 40 eis.harcs srch siiAclin-l,
~ nth. from 10 frst q-rlica.9a 2. -
OF sny debts cue % h-n BY residents q
f..n " 1r BIS Use % aly P'oYeii' VIA.
AID rf. traa.i-r OF aly sura rfele.4 p
- .rs go.8-Daiei ,srat1Et ,Lla~s'
$500 As MAXWELL 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

-.PIANOFORTE, AND SINGING IN
r9--s--~- 7 E&3 ITALIAN AND ENGLIsH.-Mh ANIO-
f~TNnHHNlO C. MARTINEZ Professor u Musiei
j " j Jbegs to announce that ne has resumed bis
profession and having had long experience IN eacng Tii-
pills and In schools he hopes agsin 10 ~ The sans
general satisfaction heretofore Yong ladies' and gentle
men wishing qualify themselves PROFESSIONALLY ~ as am
s,eur under hs Instruction. vii please apply 10 - Bf.cAef
Terms moderate Pupils attended at their residences
a. his aug <"'sroh
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-01
Foreign Mails.

Tie Washington Union confirms the report that
Nj. Bancroft had adjusted all postal d difficulties
with Great Britain. 4 uniiorm rate Of sea pos
tagc is agreed upon to lie charged only by the gov
eminent con, eyiug the letter, with a small postage
to each couutry-the whole not to exceed the pres
eut English rate of one shilling sterIing-and that
the inland postage for eyauce in England or
fixed by the laws Of either country, which we
know is one penny uaiiorm in England, and E,e or
ten cents here, according to distance.
The UGion gives tic following information OF the
working OF the other lines;
Besides our monthly steamboat line TO South
aap,ou in England, and Bremen in GERMANY dis
lance OF $500 miles-anothcr has recently been
put in operation from Charleston o HAVANA in The
island OF Cubl-ds,ance 900 miles. 1t is 10 run
scm.nonthly, and we learn that the service is per
formed in admirable style, BY the beautiful steamer
Isabel. Already the DrSt steamship OF the Pacific
line the California has departed 10 take her distant
route aud doubling Cape Horn. she is expected 10
reach paaamr in the Latter part Of December,
Mr.. George Law, we learn VII depatch the stea
mer Falcon, from New orE, on the first OF Deem
her 10 Chagres BY the way OF HAVANA and the
patch under charge OF Nm. II. AspiuWal Esq. OF
Nc,Y York to Panama, in line 10 connect with the
California Mr.. Asplnwali, as proprietor of the
Pacific line from Panama by San Francisco to As
torla in Oregon these two lines from New York
to ChagreS and thence 10 Astoria, extend as are
informed at the Post Office Department. over a dis
tauce OF seven thousand FIVE hundred and twenty
mics The service Will be performed once u
month
The distance from New York 10 Chsgres has
beea stated in the public prints, at Loo miles This
is an evident error. There is difference between
the two places Of 81 deg. 30 min, and allowing for
the detection in going H'o the Cali of Mexico and
Yucaran channel that distance NAV be safely es,l-
mated 10 be al least 1850 miles We are told that
cur America. traveller Stephens IS CONNECTED with
the Pacific as well as the Bremen. he spirit Of
enterprise succeeds that Of ed euture and disco, cry
Nav il prove 10 be cqglIy ssuoccssu with our dis
tinga.s. ed countryman and enable him As gAly 10
crafty ard serve the pao!ic
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-01

TmE TELEGRAPH is printed on large double me-
diam sheet and con tains greater amount of rsati
ing matter than any paper In the state out of the
2; ~ Of Milwaukee TIE terms of subsc ription.
which, under ordinary circumstances, we SHALL az
ways rigidly adha IRE to, are as follows
Sl,lo per year, at the time of subscribing.
$40 per year. if not paid at the time Of sub
Scrblhg' but any time within the year.
S%'oo. not paid within the year
All kinds Of country produce received in payment
Of subscriptions.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-01
Boards AND DErrING.-Ihe Brooklyn Adyelt.

ser has The following curious paragraph:
For some weeks pnor TO the election, so> clal
persons III the city uulccUstomed TO the cutI. alton
OF hairy vIsIge,, might be observed with mousta-
ches aud DcdIds OF huge dimensions, which have
s:nce Tuesday last, myscrously disappeared We
understand that the WedIels OF these uncouth ap.
pendages had respectively agreed, under various
penalties aud provisions, not 10 shave until Gen.
Taylor should he elected, thus ngeuousIy evading
the anti betting iaw AMI Ill the same time openly
giving assurance TO those who were in the secret,
OF Their preferences !or the hero OF Bueua iSa On
lie other hand, there are some gentlemen IL Brook
Ign, who entered INTO soemn compact never 20
submit their faces To tousoral oper alton, until
General Cd>s should be elected President OF tue nj.
ted States, Ii they faithfully adhere to their rcso
lutious, they will daring their long period Of rro-
baton, DC a valuable accession 10 some museum or
mena9erie ani we advise Barnum to be on the look
out Tor lsw specimens OF the peculiar genus we
have described.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-01

A CUmoUs ArFAm.-'rhc Propeller S..
Lawrence, which arrived here a lew days
since, had as portion OF her cargo a guam
tity of salt, taken on board at Oswcgo. \
day or two ago dispatch was received
here by the house to which the salt was
consigned, stating that 9 barrels OF il was
designed for the Canada market, and rcqucs-
ing that it might not be sold until the bar
rels in question had been selected from the
lot. In order to find out which they were,
an examination was made, when it was
found that they contained, some sugar, and
Others tobacco, nicely slowed away in The
salt! The design of the shippers was
merely to cEeat John Bull a lille il the
matter Of roycnue.-CHic. Gen Of Prairie
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-01
job 4 Van buren,,

Mr.. Van Buren, is thirty five years ST age-in the
bloom OF his manhood and intellect Since VIM
H. Crawford was hurried to an early grave no man
has enjoyed such position before the country OF
course he has enemles-many and bitter. This is
part OF his character, But he has troops of friends
devoted, enthusiastic, and efficient. Among the
young men OF this state his popularity is unbound
Cd. They are proud Of his courage, his talents and
his answering loyalty to his friends. In this last
quality he Is chip Of the old block. SinguIarlv
unlike his father in many OF his prominent charac-
terIstics, he resembles him in his fidelity TO his
friends. That he carries TO the utmost
The elements OF popularity in his character are
not merely OF public nature. In common with all
who have ever distinguished themselves as popular
leaders, lac has the happy faculty of attracting
equally all classes OF men IN public in private
His conversation is most brilliant in the social cir
Gle, the wine does not sparkle brighter and his is
the joke chat is to set the table in d roar
His style OF speaking is strongly marked. En-
lowed by nature education with GOODNESS and
self possession that are imperturbable and al times
perfectly superb, he has the habit OF saving his
most bitter things without apparent effort and as
II unconsciously. With the smoohest voice and
the blandest air, he drops sarcasm and in,ectne Is
that rankie forever. THIS is one quality that makes
him uuequalied in debate.
His personal appearance is striking. He is tall
and slender, with stoop not unsraceluI in one Of
his heIght and gait which like his sarcasm, is us
unstudied and Spontaneous possible The head
however IS The man In any company uucoNcIcd,
II would strike the most careless observer. il i
perfect IN lis way. and Is type OF It's class Tie
features small and finely tormed-the quick. well
cut nostrlls the clear, keen eyc--lne arm upper
lp-it Is, allogeihcr face and head luil OF Iasc
beauty and eXpres>tou.-N l. Sanddy .ljas.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-01

StCtdn dn0 : ltr0 { 0 II,
OH &C on Main St nearly opposite the Mansion
ilou,'.
Rr,idrace al ;hr Durkcc House.
ELIJAH STEELE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law aud Solicitor in
Chaurcry Also Notary P.,hl:r aud Master in
Chanccty. Always ready to al)rndtep Professional
and Official calls. l.J-Room on Main street
Southport, sept 29--nII