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

DicyfoNARY OF ANTAGONISTS BY JOHN II BARTLETT.
Bartlett Wexford. Asior House
This is a work which, we can easily imagine,
viii possess curious interest In the eyes Of Saxon
brethren across the Atlantic 1t 10 compiled with 8
great deal of care aud embraces every purely American
word or form OF expression which ever heard, and
q great many which have not. great deal Of pi.
quancy 10 given the work by copious extracts from
oil the journals Of the day illustrating some peculiar
epithet by spicy political paragraph There is a ely
vein OF humor II are mistaken running through
these explanatory quotations which only be sp-
preciacd by those who born the soil aud famil
VAR with tho social aud political character Of the country
This Of course adds TO the peculiarly American char
acter OF the Dictionary indeed ii is in itself an excel
lent Anericanism. We have heard OF unsophisti-
Gated swain presenting pocket copy Of Walker TO his
beloved as work OF great interest but Mr. Bariletts
Dictionary Is the nrst book Of the kind have been
able b read with gusto.
The subject Of our national speech and character is
year BY year attracting more attention. The servile
imitation OF English and French customs and opinions
which was natural enough in the youth OF our country
10 gradually giving way to growing pride In whatever
psculariics possess Ia spite OF our English tongue
We are already recognized distinct people by for
sisners, snd we have cause TO be ashamed of the
odd bat expressive phrases which are the natural
result OF American life and American Institutions.
HrAploSs Hall AND NisErNAXE AssEy. G. P Putnam,
lS5 Broadway.
These two works, by the same vivacious aud
punsen, writer are somewhat In the style OF Chriso.
phes Noiths Soctes" though not uproaricus, and
with OF an Gllegorical stamp The characters who
hsure in Hesdlons Hsll said to represent living
celebrities which account the book made profound
sensation onits appearance in England several modern
systcms Of philosophy sstir1ei in its pages with
considerable power. The subjec, Of the work may DC
found In its trite motto
AL philosophers. who hnd
Some fsvorire system 10 their mind.
Ia every point ~ make IL ~,
Will force al Nature submit
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'H. ...s.
NOTICE

NOTICE
OF some importance % DE Psbac
LrARg q Coz
nOLESktS SILK HATS
Oi the ines g1sliy and he latest fashion sabracng ali
mosi recc'i improvement. 81 un-xoeed - sny hereto
fore produced, vii be- hsnc' fnnh sod IT
-FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations msde for inc msr1fsetsfs Of
III. sraee. ihs Increased f.co. enjoyed FOR procuring
from France sud In tbs marxe me eh0ces necessary
tsris. and the greatly tended sales anticipated By
Co. warrant hem 10 sfo0liag the s,eie - above.
LEAkY 1 co, Hsiters,
suJ0 eodl 8 and Astos ho-ss
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IRELAND.

Messrs. oBIien and Mesgher enjoy good health
they permitted. understand, to occupy the
same cell in himainhan, in consequence Of the limited
accommodation OF the building in its present crowded
state. Mrs OBriea provides the meals for her hus.
hand daily.
Mr.. wh,esiie ha. declined TO act for Mr.. VIM :.
OBnen. and has sent back his retainer M. Duffy
seems have suffered dresdfuly from his iInprison'
mont
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SwIxDIISC oN LARGE ScALE.-We hsve
reason p believe that splendid scheme Of swinding
in the coun,creitns Of soldiers iaa claims : on foot II
our suspicious correct the plan y 10 GET blank
claims with the accompanyn ing letter OF John l.. "a
wards printed in tie same kind Of typo snd upon the
SANE paper A. those PRINTED ~ WASHINGTON ard then
q on them up in s,ric. accordance with the original
and genuine certificates. 81 Louis Republican.
~ Cen Lane Governor OF the now Territory
of Oregon snd Major Meek Marshal Of the Territory,
have arrived in this city Tcey Wi! leave Ia ic"
days for Fort Leavenworth where escort awaits
H. ni and thence they vii proceed % Oregon. IL Is
sid they expect 70 resch Oregon before Winter se'' in
st Louis Republican.
rgs Hon. NEsPAsiAN ELLIS was ct New-Or
leans AZ the ia.t dates
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Healthy Natures richest Offering,

From her fields and streame,s brought
r5y- Fosss CoMPoUSD EXTRACT OF YELLOW Dock and
s.RsArARLLA removing disease In case In which
Alternative or restoring medicn. have avail may usy
be considered the highest boon Of man 10 man.
Fosss COMPOUND from he time II was met recommended
and used has run TO endless renown Tesumo.
nasae be obtained N all sections Of this CITY respecting
s rapid efficiency OF diseased bood-internsl IN
aanmaton -coDsumpiive habit debility disFThes-dys
-biiousnessrush Of blood TO the head sso In 70
yers Of nfammaory malignant charaeier-fheumetsm
which so ormens saps the energies Of the bodynaed
or beating pain u the chest-neTous ir,nbiiy-now on
spirits succeeded by corresponding and
constant headsche--and all erruptons Of the skin
Every bottle Of this VITAL RrsroRrR is guaranteed.
IL See advertisement in another column
PREPARED and sod Wholesale and retail by 0EosoE Foss
Pharmsceulist, 1893 springs one door from sunyens-
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy, sos Broadway A. II.
0ougb 4 Co l,g Futonst 2o5 Bleecker-sti A. L. Win.
ship II Ess, Brosdwsy, b. Y Price 81 per bottle Elk
bottles for s..
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HAT AS Is Amt.

KNOX, oF lie FtLT0N-sr
~ Who knocks under 10 no man 10 getunz ~ eneir
elegant and cursbe Has. saw rcsdy
FOR TIE FALL TRADE.
ard invites Ls old ousomers and al ihs world be'ice 70
come and exsm.ne hs rich ssormsni u Has Gaps. TN
bseas and the 81 eefas Of he fsde he Goes not spend
q, his money 10 mere ,,0 bat rui. al over saEg ry2f'
into the by ef h Hats and housh ho turis cut no assh
ingcabs nor mres 20 manufacture books, ysi To- ~
elegance. chesrucss snd durability o. BIS foocs be
CHALLENGES COMPETITION
II 2rrhSS KNOX rs rukor-st. san suiifirs
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T. .,--.i., ffa,-., ~ Ef..-Nr alt NJ larilf CID
s--. m .srrs1 Mf a.8 Me- T. r., d. 2 g. colS iai a. VI
ll-a-a- Ms Graat 81 L. s.. MOT a. Ai'' NJ -
d. Csrg- Dr Hlri a.s iig. NJ Hs- I'D an 81 ~
ID R--a. w. gvrss.-rs Sell Aue- GreT-s he' ~ - -.
~ ,v.--.- " Jt-.iru. W. Lie and aty he''''' =
-. r.-. g.. r.s.- h i.s. Lea Clastlct, O. Boz,
F.t r.-.a Ar.-ra cr-' Clrsna 70 -l rf'a' .. =,
-e rs e-,-.'. ir8 aii vi.r is Hla " KEY l'-'' N'
D. H-.. 3d. Fslose.. NJ 90 NJ. c-r'.-Iaii+ %.
~. fI.r.,- O.. Ia u .. Bast.r. 81.
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Receipts By Canal within the past "a hours F1ovR'
700 barrels; WHEAT. 100 bushels Corn 1000 DO.
The Hibernis sdyces being favorable Flour was held
At higher rates the transactions however were limit
ed RYE continued steady with sales OF $500 bushels
on private terms The inquiry for CoSN was good and
the market tended upwardssles 10000 bushels Yellow
7oc. OF OATS some $1,000 bushels changed hands
AZ "a 35c
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By telegraph TO tn, Ssw.Ycrk Tribune
D..truc,ive Fire-Insursnce on the oee"n
Monarch.

Bosro~ Friday, sept :.
The Catho,'c Church, Rev. Mr. ti'zslni'HoA s.
n south Boston. vas burnt last night Naiue' AZ
SIS 600. insured in state ST. for si5ooo-
The Ocean Mlnarch was Insured 10 the Neptune
os-e for - 500, Hope $4,000, Suffolk $1,000
Frsnklin $4,000, Tremout $1,000 Equitable
$4,000. Boylston 5000, American slo00' and
yex-En-land $4,000 On her cargo there was
=, insurance in the Equitable Office for $1,000
Revision $4,000, New England $500 National
:, 400 Lexington and Kentucky Marine $4,000;
also $4,000 on her freight. The total Joss IS es'
,imated at 100000. The remainder OF the IN
sursnce on her cargo is mostly here but Is not yet
correctly asccrtained.
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Vermont Election.
Ra,roN. Fridar. Sept. =.
,,y- The Boston Aaa, of yesterday morning,
u


says
svbio Senator'S are elected in Windham Rutland
Addison Bennington, Windsor Chiuenden, Franklin
Orleans Essex, and Grand Isle Counties beyond all
doubt while have good chance OF eecting the
senator, in Orange and Caledonia. We certainly
have If the Cass Locos have cayed in to Van Buren,
SIN in those counties. as they have in some OF the
others Hon William Henry Il elected to Congress
so we believe is Hon. George + Marsh. Ia the otner
two Districts there has probably been choice
The Van Burenites will claim that as great victory
There are 30 towns in the State. We have heard
from about Onehalf of them for Representative cleo
tons The Wings have elected y members OF the
House. the Csss Loco Focos H. and the Liberty party
Van Buren, and Csss together, have elected 80
more Wing majority everything In the House
thus far % which will hardly be diminished much by
the towns which yet to come in
The following returns, which we find In the
Boston Atlas and Montpelier Watchman compared
with the vote Of 1871, will show how the several
Il. ,p,.fr.o
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ENGLAND.

The London Times Of the 25,h states that Lord John
Russell will start for Dublin in day two, not TO
supersede control TO direct Lord Clarendou
but to observe the state Of that distracted Island to
IL real grievances TO examine their and to
confer upon their remedies
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p,yrrsxp AsrioLFs.-o"ing to the length o. our
rs,.,,,,a,e Di.oatehes Of Foreign News we are
.sgssd 70 omit the proceedings in the trial Of Louisa
se.saoaa, and report of Mr Blani' 'p'eeh a, the
r,r., Ward Taylor meeting last night They VII both
.-....r Ia the Evening ELTON u The Trllna,.
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Denih by Hydrophobia-Whis Convention
Markets.

bALTiN0RLl FrIuill ctpI :.
II. II. kyser died Yesterday Of Hydrophobis
Tie Wing City Convention asst night adjourned
over to Monday without nominating candidate
Tor Mayor. Great enthusiasm prevailed
The markets were unsettled by the steamer
news Merchants are waiting tor letters before
onerAting.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

~ Senator Louie, Jadse Preston and NJ.
Larue were to apcsk Baton Rouge. Ia on The p IN
favor Of Gen Cass AZ the same meeting BuHe Pey-
ton : : Preniiss and Nh Benjamin were 10 20 for
Gen Taylor. Good speaking might be expected, we
should think
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Nrw.yoRK. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 3

Announcements for he T,ib.Hs u Monday ongh' 70
"a ., IN before 10 O'Clock Saturday, eVenin as me fu
49,, ose. Of TIT. paper not open On Sundays
sasecber. il the City who DO not receive ,h' paper a
Ia, h,,r are requested leave word al Tie once as
49,, Arrangement. saeh AZ enable az the carriers % s
,,,oaxh ,leir routes before 70eocS Carriers ans
eo.npl..h ms VIII be required to give up eI
ps,.oD. wishing Inc Tyib1H< len at their d"e"Hs' VI
oTh.pe.s regularly every morning VII please iesve
At tho Publishing oce, or send note ihroash
ne Po., oace Terms ~ cents week psyso.e % 's
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Receipt by Canal within the past u hours Flour oOeo
BIS Wheat 900 bushels Corn 1000 do. The foreign
news had favorable effect the Flour market and sales
Of 900 bbls were made including the various Western
brands at 8 Isl WHEAT continues steady, with sales
Of 10000 bushels Ohio at 81 O5 The demand tor Corn
i active and the market firm Transactions reach 10000
bushels At SIC In other articles there is not much move
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The state Of Europe.

The nsws watch has reached Is by the HlterH'a
,o.. NOT tend to create confidence in any prospect
q .nsedy restoration ofo er in the Old Word.
I, il in some respects MOI exciting an' alarming
,hsn snv we have been called upon to notice. since
me Revolution in June. The fortunate turn which
Affairs had taken, or appeared TO have taken not
oplv in France but over the whole Continent, Is
mddeDlv reversed, and each succeeding arnyal
brings US a more gloomy phase OF present history
and deeper apprehension Of the future. We are
10, d,posed 70 look on the dark side Of things, and
ws have full faith in the eventual triumph Of true
and Just principles, bat itsppears almost impossible
,ast they viii be established before Europe shall
have passed through fercer struggles than she has
yet undergone.
The fears 30 stronly expressed IN the last let
ters OF our Partisan Correspondents seem about
70 be realized. France is on the eve Of a terrible
revolution. II word have been far better that
the National As bly, bad never allowed Itself
10 institute Commission Of Inquiry, toe results Of
which every one foressw. The fearful necessity
Of four days slaughter retribution enough, and
the moment ought TO have been seized, when a.
parties fraternzed for the common safety to drop
a veil over the schemes Of the past. The mere iact
of suspicion having been cast on the very men who
had the guidance ofthe young Republic, has weak
snsd the faith OF the people in their Government
and kindled airesh the hostility OF parties, already
bitterly at variance. The Presidency OF Csvaignac
now depends alone on the loyalty OF the National
Sasrd. aud is even doubtful how long this may be
rolled on. THE Legitimists are hardly strong
enough TO overthrow he Government, but be-
tween them and the Red Republicans, It will
have TO wage long and hazardous warfare The
end 10 yet far OF.
The rumors which reach from the direc-
ton OF Russia are startling and unexpected.
They come 10 US ia questionable shape, and
must be received with all due allowance. 1t is
difficult to conceive that the immense and sbso-
lutte strength OF the Autocrat has been swept
away, without even a premonition OF the APP
preaching storm. Should il actually be the case,
however, it is but the first step to new series Of
political commissions, which will still farther pro-
tract the reorganization of Europe.
We intended TO have made some remarks on
the news from Ireland but reserve them for our
next when we shall have seen our Dublin papers
We hope also, TO have an address to the Friends OF
Ireland in this country from the Irish Directory.
~ We see il stated that Hon. julius Rock
WELL positively declines a reelection to Congress
from the Xth District OF Massachusetts. Hon.
DANIEL n. DEWEY of Williamstown, is talked OF
40 the Whig Candidate 20 succeed Mr.. Rockwell.
fSDIASA.-Chapmans Seatnci says the Indiana
IsQislature stands ms follows.
Wing Loco Ma
senate ............---3 ~
House Of Reps. .....-..3s 81
Loco mai in Joint ballot. .........26
Delegates 20 the WING state Convention.
albany Co--3d Dist JAMES KIDD 9TH, CuAs
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PARTNER DISPATCHES OF FOREIGN NEWS,
LATEST FRENCH INTELLIGENCE.
SUMMARY or COMMERCIAL NEWS.

Our first Telegraphic Dispatch from Boston
which " as published yesterday in az Extra Tn
Jaue. VIII be found on the outside page. We re-
ceved last night the following additional psr'icu-
lars, which will be found to embrace complete
review Of the latest commercial intelligence
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ The Providence Transcript has dropped
rAyos. and goes for VAN BUREN, and ADAMS.
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PoLIcE.-Oaicer Birdsaii yesterday arrested q
man by the name Of bow den, on a charge Of bizany
The officer found him IN Wllismsburgh after some.
WHIST sriuous chase, and brought him TO the city for
exannahon "A N y the name OF Hugh Boyd was
arrested yesterday by officer w. X. Squires on the
charge Of icing Of the gang Of burglars who rob.
bed the watch and jewelry store of Messrs Love &
Mills. in At!anrcst. He committed for exarnins.
ton. A colored woman named Eliza Ana Dary was
arrested and brough, To this city yesterday on the
charge OF having nred the barn " Mr. John A. I'm.
mans az New Utrecht which destroyed on sunday
last Committed for examination
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~ Senator Phelps Of Vermont has issued An
address to ala constituents, RELIEVE his action upon
the Compromise BILL" which before the late Con
sress, through the MiadlsSwy Gslssy.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FIREs.-The large tannery, known as an Nos
trsnds factory situated at the foot Of Nasssust
adjoining the Navy Yard wall, burned to the ground
about daylight on yesterday morning The fire YES
first discovered il stable attached 70 the tsnnery and
was evidently the work Of an incendiary. Mr. Van
Nostrand partially insured in the Newyork Insu
rance Company. Mr. Samuel Wright, who occupied a
portion Of the Building lost $1,000 worth Of wool,
which packed, ready for delivery to-day.
The necessity for effort. detect the gang
Of incendares, who al present operating slnos,
nightly grows daily evident, and ii 70 be hoped
that the Mayor Wi. offer such reward for their detec
ton as VII induce police officers to set themselye.
earnestly TO work in the matter.
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BEWARE OF PIRATES.

The man who countesfrits an sfrcis'
OF Eonesgy has not a particle,
And this applies To those who ny
To sw indie PHALoS, blythe oyi
Using the name VI bis invention
To give oclar 10 their presension.
Bew -, then q all speou iaiors
wnh spurious HAIR isvicosAEoss
And at the drug stores ask be safe
Fer PnAIoxs, whsh aleus b psre
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e From Fort Childs, on the Upper Missouri,
have Information that the battalion Of troops there
were in good health. although the smallpox had pre-
vailed among them - limited extent o. five CAGES
one vas fstAl-WllliAm Turner OF company Z. having
died from this cause. lsl Louis Republican.
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III STOVE M,NVFAcroRY. lN B0Nery between he-ei
ana Grand SITS On hand. cOupcLf a--oluh, ~ OF n,
Prime the Peoples Choice, and tie Prime Al. NJ an
seven id rent sizes al the ceebrsed hhehen companion
Cooking owes; also spendd assortment ~ ti-st "
owes for wood coal for parlofs, halls, a. Guns :.
ices Ncau Of which manufactured q me bes uis'e
-. snd Oh. nm in good sfy and warranted t ON rrCee
40 'gsote ~ NICHOLAS L. COKT.
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WIN Il. BEEBE i co.

i55 Broadway, Newfofk.
And is Chesinuisi Phladepfs, are now selling heir
Fail style Of gents fne Moeskn ard Beaver Hsi'. end
whei hey particularly desire IS that every gentleman Tur
chasing about TO pgrch hai VII take he trouble TO
look g. that he may know precisely he Kind % bat -
Is about
Abeauaal assortment Of Beaver ard Castor Hate, re-
ccved direct from Pssis vii. be found =, their establish
meut
Aso Ladies' snd Misses CASTOR Bornei- Ladies kidne
IIs,s and Caps Gents and Ladies Riding Gloves Vm.
brellss canes, pormsn,uss. SC. - :"
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~ PALNgR's Agency persons msy advertise AZ ar
lime in any Il the country m shy ~ me bsNPe
pers To any extent obtain valuable Information snd sd'pt
.vsen M once COW enieni thorough ar complete hs
extensive agency long experience aud authority ~
he sness of hi- principals AL important
10 prudent aud judicio6s adverusefs
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~ Tar METALLIC TABirr Srsor, for keeping afors ~
nersect order I'M. article been long and evoraD>
known 20 the public aud need comment on 10 W
tues Suffice Il say. IL hes no equal IN producing mo
keenest possible edge t. n rsxor. - -
O. SAUNDERS SON. ~ Roadway,
s7f. corner OF hertyst and 387 Broadway
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OITY ITEMS.

u The corner stone Of the new and beautiful
Roman Catholic Church, corner Of Avenue B. and
Eghih.st. viii be laid by Rev Bishop HUGHEs to-
morrow afternoon, st4 o'clock. The Bishop Will preach
on the occasion and collection viii be taken 10 assist
n fnshing the Church
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Markct-....BosroS, Friday, Sept 8.

Markets. BOSTON Friday sept D.
The reception OF the Hiberuiss news to-day had the
eaec, to s,en the prices OF FLOUR SOC per barrel but
no large operations could be effected that advance.
CosN was also held hi CHER with liz ht sales.
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KscT.,xrs the 0ermsn's Tale BY Mnt HAsKIEr LsL.
snsifing A Shtpard. 1891 Broadway"

Ks,I.ixxs the oermsns Tale BY Mnp HAsxEr LsL.
sp4iaing Shepard is9. Broadway"
This l. one OF the celebrated Canterbury Tales,
the production of the Misses Lee, which attracted
much celebrity during the early part OF this century.
Krsl;xner" which is admirably told furnished the
whole p.o; Of Byrons "werncr'
A SERMON On THE MEXICAN WAR.'-Messrs.
C. s. Francis 4 Co. Broadway hiss sent Us q Sermon
on the Mexican War" preached BY Theodore Parker,
Of the Melodeon Boston July IS lslS II ia beautifully
printed in spsmpelet Of Sc pages. It really refresh
ing In these degenerate times occasionally with
such minister as Mr. Parker who speaks out against
the gigantic but popular sins of the dsy with stragh
forward esrnestness and sincerity tina, tail 70
convince This Sermon is also cold by Dewitt Dsven
port Tribune buildings.
~ "CHAxBERs's MiscEILtsy, No. ~ pos
sesses s usual Interest and variety-reaiins, among
other things OF The Treasures OF the Earth the British
Conquest of India fireside Education. sc with choice
Poems at the close. Three more numbers we believe.
close the work Il, very entertaining and useful at
the same time Burgess stringer Co S2 Broadway
" "THg ORPHAN NIECE by Miss Ellen
Pickering author of Agnes ssrle' The Heiress. &c
a. has been pubshed in cheap form by I. 8, Peter
con fhisdelphis. and Is for sale by Dewit & Dayen
port Tribune Buildings, and seriord & Co. , Aston
1ssss
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S-FAScY CUTLERY, embracing a large Ssney ~
amor sens zen aud pocket knives, OF ~ most rare ~
beautiful patterns many OF which have neVe been ts'es
Imported Also a variety Of unique articles Tor tou't"'e
They have been selected With sspecei care md re war
rtnted 10 bee the best quslity. q. SAlNBEhs SUI,
AZ 6ts lt7 Broadway cor Liberty and 81 btoHd"sy
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rate. IN the Whtr Stat,

Delegates 20 the WING state Convention.
albany Co.-3d Dist JAMES KIDD 9Th, CHAs. A.
CLNsrKp
Rarres Co-ALoNro w. MORGAN.
pslerus Co.-la Dist wmra GRiswoLp "a, JAS
H CANAAN.
\Oafario Co--2d Dist ALIEN II. HowgLI.
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ACARD.-Ths female operatives smpoyea 10 me es'aO'
Hshneni ofw II. BrEBs Go hauers, 81 Broadway hsv-
ias observed In several Of he morning fapcs u dsy
an article 10 relation reduction OF wages ssd 10 have
been made IN OF the Broadway bat nsnuiacione'
which Nigh, possibly be construed applying 10 the one
IN which they ere engaged deem but ac' q ns1ic~
toward Messrs W IA BEEsg Co 10 state That no redue
ton has been made In the OF her wages bar that hey
now receive the compensation which they have a.
way, been paid By their consIsraie and liberal employers
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