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Loss OF INSURANCE COMPANIES BY THE Book
LYN FIRE-The New York Journal of Commerce
says that the following list may be relied on as ac-
curae, of the insurance companies affected by the
fire at Brooklyn, with the loss incurred by each:
Equitable company loses 900; City $4,000;
Firemens' 10000; Etna 5000; Howard 4,5OO;
North American 5000; Eagle /, 400; Mutual Safe
Kings County Mutual $4,000: jefferson 1000
Hartford 5000; East River $500; Ema, Hartford
300; Protection, do. 1900; National $500; Uni
ted States $4,000; Buffalo 1000; Williamsburg
1000; Franklin, Philadelphia, $5OyOOO."
The Express says:
'tThe loss by the fire has been overstated, ant
will hardly exceed 100000 if indeed it reache:
that sum- The Long Island Insurance Company
issues circular stating that its capital is unimpair
ed, and that all losses will be met promptly"
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE
There was a dreadful accident at New York on the
afternoon of the 10th inst, on the corner Of Eighth
street and Avenue B.
1t had been announced that the Right Reverend
Bishop Hughes would perform the services of the
laying of the corner stone of a new Catholic Church.
to be erected at the corner of those Streets and this
drew a large crowd together to witness the cere-
mony. The walls of the basement had been built,
and the floor laid over the timbers About clock,
from eight hundred to one thousand persons col
lected on this floor, when of the walls, about
eight inches thick and not very strongly built, gave
way, and was pressed out by the great weight upon
it. precipitating the of human beings into the
against the front WALL amidst the falling brick and
timber. The scene of confusion and despair that
followed can more easily be imagined than des-
crbed. About fifty persons were taken out more
or less hurt Some were very seriously injured.
Two were taken Immediately to the City Hospital.
One man, named Patrick Kelly, was much
crushed that what he had eaten for dinner fore
ed out of his mouth. Although there were no out
ward bruises, yet he died soon after, probably from
some internal injuries One boy had both legs
broken, and there is very little reason to believe
that he will recover. Jane Burns had her right leg
badly fractured. Hector McDougall also had his
| right leg badly fractured. Another man was in
jured in the spine.
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EV Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. F. MULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper He Of the
very best in his profession the United States All that sant
need would do well to give him call, 56 CuStomhou
rtrest mhl6 2m
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GORDON PTJTMNER.
Sands,s CInfhing EmpOrium.

8DJUSTER OF RVERiG
k Office at Lucen Hemanns, Marine Notary, No. 2l Roy
s%Sst Ne1s ORLEANS. je 20 tlst nov.
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kB SEE ADVERTfSEMENTs ON THIRD PAGE.
Vicksburg GEN. WORTH, Charles, P. Nj.
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ILLINOIS FOR IRELAND.-Ex-G Governor Thomas
Ford presided at a meeting for the aid of Ireland,
at the city of PEORIA on the 26th ut; E. p Sloan,
Secretary. Elegant speeches were made by
Messrs. Phillips, Peters and Pickett. $3.50 were
subscribed
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T r. Dauey's Magical Pain Extractor. - The
original genuine always has the written Of
the proprietor DALEY" the wrappers each box.
Southern Depot, Isl Chaures street, New Orleans a27
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kT- To Country, Merchants, Planters and PhYsi-
eians-Pleass the advertisement Of RUsTE T. PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page beaded a. above, mylo
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steambOat Departures ThIs Day.
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EY~ The elegant passenger steamer GEN WORTH, T.
c. Charles, master, will positively leave on THURSDAY.
the 2ls inst at clock, for Lake Providence, VckS
80 r B. SMITH, SO Magazine st.
Brenham MASTER will positively leave on FRIDAY, the
I'D inst at O'Clock M for Sklpwiths Landing, Lake
Providence, Vicksburg and Natchez: 80 =.
so T. B. SMITH, So Magazine st.
~ Fifth Ward, Second Munioipality.-The DEM
of the Fifth Ward, Second Municipality, requested to at
meeting Faeys Coffee House. Of Tchoupitouaa
Girod Streets FRIDAY EVENING 22d ust at O'Clock, to
organize the Ward approaching Presidential Election by the
CASS AND BUTLER CLUB .Puncual attend
requested.
James A. Lusk Joel NJ. Sherwood, Henry F. Wade,
Richard Keenan,, VIM. Terrell Martin Costello,
p Irwin j. t. Aleyn, N. Fizsmmons,
P Vigars, Richard Murphy, George Harrison,
B. OHley, James Cosgr0ye, D. Falyey,
Chas FitZsimmons, II. Harnett James Quinn,
John C. Shannon, p. Wait Thos. Connolly, Jr.,
M Iogan. w. S. Kendall; John Mitchell,
W. III Iiliard, Richard Terrell A. II. Hayes $50
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JOn BOXES EXTRA No. PALM SOAP, in store.
20 sTURGEs & WRIGHT. IS Tohoupitoulas st.
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II EGS AND BBLS. Prime LEAF LARD, in store
80 sTURGEs Il WRIGHT, So Tchou pitoulas st.
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IN e DtSTtcJ Court o. Le OHlted Stles Or the District
OF Louisiana. No. 6528.
IN OBEDIENCE TO the commands of an Admiralty
Warrant to directed IN the above case have seized
and taken into my possession HORSE and do hereby
cite and admonish the owner or owners thereof and all and
every other persons having pretending
any right title or interest in and to the same 10 be and ap-
before District Court OF the United States for the Dis
ct aforesaid to be holden before the Third MoNDN AZ
from the date thereof at the City Of New Orleans 10 show
il any they have why the said Horse should
not be condemned and sold ageeaby to the prayer Of m
Libelants.
u. S. Marshars Office, NewOrleans Sept a. 1873
sS, 1875 WILLIAM +, WAGNER, z. s. Marsha.
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sR AT cosT!-seIling Of At cost!-At
A. MUNROE g. CO.'S, "a MAGAZINE SIRE

No. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL Strict
M. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
KespI constantly complete Of every article
1uired for Genleman's War robe. apis 2dpu
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DR PEARSON informs his patients lEsrsEA
IL that he can be found daily at his Office "a = -
from A. to 8 p NJ. DIR. Pearson S VI TYy~zeAg5sA
many improvements in Dental Surgery are I'LL lI
TOO well known and appreciated to require enumeratirg
His BLOCK TEETH are particularly worthy the attention
Of those requiring artificial His prices graded TO
suit the circumstances of all. Office his residence En-
Street, Canal a22pt IT,
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az BBLS. LARD OIL, in store for sale by
bO $50 STURGES WRIGHT, s6 TchOnpitOuias st.
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Ok CASKS EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS. IN
Sd store and for sale by
so SFURGES WRIGHT, Sc Tchoupitouiss st.
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% revolt The Assembly grew uneasy and interrupted
the Minister with stormy discussions. When he said,
You will soon discuss the law concerning Railroads
herewith a complete storm Of EXPLANATIONS broke
loose The Minister remained calm and read let OF
dispositions Tor the purpose Of employing several
thousand laborers in the Departments, between The
20th and 25th This plan VII be gradually con
tnucd. bat canno. perform the Impossible lie
was neyertheless ready 10 carry out haiever TIC A.
seniby should order only b, should be human.
Gen. Changarnier ia momentariy expected 70 arrive
in Paris II is reported that be VII be- placed Al the
head Of the National Guard in place Of NJ Clement
Thomss
JIM 2l-Again there are symptoms Of excitement
Number OF aoorers and others grouped together
bore and there In the streets not ia sufficient numbers
il tue 30 sord any pretet FOR the maneuvers Of tie
oldiery but still giving token Of discouent and brood
ing mischief Not FAR from the General PostOaice, In
he Rue Jean Jacques Roussesu number Of persons
we're congregated As passed the spot hour ago
Men 10 blouses talking in under and gestic
ulstng violently, bat unable 70 catch the drift Of
their discussion In the small streets in the neighbor
hood Of tae Porte 81 Denis well in the Faubourg
- Antoine these gatherings Of the people noticed
its well known that party q who were arrested
d day or t~o sgo Tor shouting Viye Napoleon were
in possession Of Of money varying from - u 81
francs each That agents Of Louis Napoleon are
among us doubted by few.
The Chaos Of which spoke in my last is becoming
still more confused or II there il any appearance Of
order emerging from the bewlderng fermentation Of
parties i il the order Of another Revolution D.
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The London Times and Ireland.

Our readers will find in our columns to-day
long article from the Times, in which it tries to
reply to our statement Of the grievances Of Ire
land 7. is written 10 a style somewhat more
moderate than is the wont Of the Tory giant Of
England when abusing Ireland. 1t has only re-
Piled 70 a part Of our statement, but promises to
take it up again We have not seen ITS second
article, but when we find it we shall give is a
place.
We have not room for a reply today. but shall
take some other opportunity Of sustaining our
positions and commenting on the startling con-
LESSONS which the Times makes even in its own
defence.
- What utter nonsense is IL 20 see paper Of
the character Of the Times attributng the woes OF
Ireland to the dispensations Of Providence .-
Was it Providence that made the English law by
which it was not murder TO shoot or kill mere
Irishmanl Was it Providence that made it 4" fell
ony' for the Priests of the peoples religion to
teach the elements OF even temporal knowledge
70 the young of their Churches Was il Providence
that wrought the desolatons Of Cromwell and
William, aud conhscated the property OF the right
ful owners to the vagabond army OF the English
whose progress over the land was marked by nv
ers of patriot blood, and mountains Of unburied
bones Is Il Providence that even now
propagates the clearance system by which
Peasants are driven from their crumbing huts
% die la the ditch, that room may be made for
breeding pheasants and hunting deer for the sport
Of the heartess Landlord Was it Providence
that Executed EMMET murdered Fitzgerald, trans
ported John Mtchel-in fine, prosecuted to death
and transportation those who loved their country
that the renegade who betrayed her might light
bis way TO power and place by brand caught
from the flames which consumed her prosperity
shame-shame upon those who attribute to a Just
Providence crimes and crueltes perpetrated by
ish IN their execution, SO mOurnu in their ELECTS
as 10 make even angels weep
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OuR FoRfiGS CORREsPoSDEScE-We publish
this morning, letter descriptive OF the voyage Of
the United Sfotes, from the pen Of CHARLES A.
dana. ESQ. the former City Editor Of The J'rb-
asne. who " H. for some time 70 come, correspond
regularly from Paris OF his qualities as writer,
our readers have already had opportunity Of
Judging. and we need only add that, during bis
residence, he viii possess every possible facility
for obtaining and forwarding 10 US details Of
everything Of note which occurs in the French
capital Our correspondent r. b. whose spir-
tied and original letters have attracted 50 much
attention viii still continue his observations on
the great political movements OF Europe. We
have been at considerable trouble and expense IN
securing cores pondenh who shall give MS, not
mere details Of events alone, bat some insight
Of the progress and development Of those primer
pies which ars At work beneath the surface Of
things and our arrangements are now so com
plete that we have no hesitation in promising our
readers as perfect view Of European affairs, as
il - possible 10 obtain in these unsettled times.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL
Things IN philadelphia.

IfET q II I
Co"esioD''"'' - -. ,,,.,. ,.,-,o
iHihAuNLF"'N .''""'9' --'' w.
III oil sr.rrossiur topic Ut the morning has
Inc ~" r..u $50. 60
been the resisnA l'u %
oi lcnnsy wanna WIG" ''oA f'''
~ o'clock 10 81 rncd in presence on "'iiy hAeA
b., r.. ar. I'm lava of the .atc Gen. WOLF, ana Rev.
e.' - 80. tg.,. s,,,, has no doubt been Tor
W. IT, to w. ,,.u, .n1 d. ,f,l.,.
some time urged upon '"' t....
smell Yesterday induced uim l' s'-u ~ ,-.
H. t,fevi.s /. the Proclamation, or act oi "'s-n'
,.,,
Iu IHt rFofik oi ltNNsi = 49,, ~ me- ~ The
Dr. having pleased d.fl1r til' f H.. .I,-,s III
strength necessary T" i1 t.l.' f..l nj ..-sre-s
your ll.ef Ma ,,ra.r all to ~. ,l,..4r. tpa nav
ir-n Nhicl lA - IN III human pr1bltiI,y,
uN- ---r "a ..,,, ,nlre reelection, under d
s..- n -rv la f... dtv t1 restore i0 you me uus.
win which voar surfaces have co,let me- ~ o5i.i .a.
v.,l nav avail yorrse Of hs provision gi tls
ion 90 cioc-e slccesso' az ile ieN f 1co- of the
therefore hels le's- 49,. s-.i 8re,i IN. nv rcsic.
N..'' 80 - NJ. 49,. .f III secretary of ile Com
.,..,.
I' lava ,f SIN, circumstances 50 solemn. &C
. I'D, -ai, ~ nd. confidence sou have reposet l
,. Nvrrsyer D. ftsf peace Frge intel gttce aal re-
,, NAV rsry,de si y6ur border ihai the free msif-
tons v1u have Inherited from your ancestors may re,"
guin6aired li the latest poscIiiy ia' te same So -
violence lch has already pss''u .- To.rs.. and
When tle wold sua ,, @ NAV .niay he consos,ons
of he Cbr.rar th ana be gathered lholt a"snderer
os into ihe fold ofthe greet slePle,a ae9s ,p,-vv
FhNNNt> ~ e.i' - ,,s
The undersigned were pre'en' 81 'Df 'RsIsEHirR
above Instrument Of ~r.--. u II DEWiIsr
Hlrris5nrs, Ja.y p 1853. =, ..-4t..
The election ls" oil 1l.. ~ ,, C,r,,.,,t,,,i.,r
medsteiy after tne adoption % me ne" OVu'''u','D,
provides thar the Speaker OF tne eeu'c '''' p" ,,
the Governors gnsu0n Issue new Mll' ~ ''."
40 least three calender months u,io'c .It 80
day n October lnc second lN.,n'y '-.'' N'- 5.,r
the lob and t seems. therefore hNey thA' sSS u.'I
Guilty Will arise as William d JoAnston 1sl '". 81
~ oi thc senate living IN Armstrong oeuy' 49, ~,
Dee notified Of the reslsnat.oh even 80. - -,
issue the wr.ts % the shcri1s OF tne 'al'oS' n
The Constitution explicit that the ne" election 'na
,s<e place al the next general election II tne Ies5I'
ton took effect more than tHiee months ',.'
second Tuesday IN October out tne law 90
authorized by the Constitution ana s'1W'S ~ ,,C
pOnent of IT, Intentions prov lee' TOT ."' All -.
notice This = close pom| tnsi,'''y l-a ',' -
Mr. Johnston IN delicate poslu0n; ~ 80 al
however but that his decision VIII DC 'io ",
honorable one For The hfst une 10 uc n'soy -. 0''
state this emergency has arisen IL was tol',e,u y,
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honorable ulsn could declare his belief thai Ar rolN
had been consistent and tel the truth s,.s
When Mr.. STEPHENS bad concluded ne was ioi.o W.
bv NJ NcCtEaxA.p Of III who proceeded - aeien'
the Administration 90 fercey asssilsd a. ne a.eseu,
bv The Wings BE questioned Gen. lrLoSs nihs,'
~ the presdencr ami spoke A. length a. % ne
inconsistency of the Whigs and OF their measures ana
policy in general. A.
When he bad taken bic seat, BE- wss followed by NJ
ScHrNcK o. Ohio who made bitter speech asslnst tAe
Adm .li-trlriou.
He wa followed By Mr.. McLANE OF Nd. who made
an excited and bitter reply O. Mr. >cHENcK. he sa.d
thar the gentleman TRADE would meet The conilme4
OF every honorable man
Nr STEPHENS here interrupted Mr. Nolan AMI SAID
D. would be- exempted from receiving the c0nilme.y o
the gentleman from Maryland
M NcLANE replied tiai be- said rap -aH inform
the gentleman whoever does receive my conilnlrl e
none tho better 0f r.
some farther remark. were made with frequent calls
90 order. when
NJ HrDsoN of Mass moved the previous question
am Il much comuotiou confusion, and calls O. orier
The House on taking the vote. sustained the ino--oh
and the resolution was passed whom on moron. me
House adjourned over tll tomorrow
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By Telegraph 10 The New.YOrk Tribune
Another Letter from Gen. TnyIor-Free soil
Party in MaryIs nd-The southern Tele-
graph.

"''IT
u is said that letter has been received here
from Gen. TAYLOR. affirming the statements lm
regard Ia his acceptance oi the nomination by the
Philadelphia Convention made Iva the Card signed
by BALE PfYroS, and others and published in
the journals of New-OrIeans.
The friends OF Free SOIL in Maryland have de-
tsrmmed to appoint Delegates to the Buffalo Con
veution and 20 nominate am Electoral Ticket
At n regular meeting OF the Directors of the
Southern Magnetic Telegraph Co. held at Bar
NUNS Hotel to-day. dividend OF o per cent. for
the last twelve month the capital stock of the
Company was duly declared. This is the first
cash dividend which the Directors have declared.
Former dividends have been payable IN the stock
of Che Companv
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I.nIcr frnm Mexico.

NEw-ORLEANs. Tuesday, July !.
We have had beautiful fine weather during the
day. which was commemorated with splendid
military professions and the usual celebrations.
Accounts from Tampico state that the city has
been delivered up 70 the Mexican authorities, aud
that nearly all the troops have left. Strong fears
are entertained OF attacks from the Indians.
NAExErs.-sales Of CorroN ranging al 81 SIC for
m.ddlna qualities. SUGAR, MoLAssEs and FLOUR dun
and transactions in EXCHANGE limited
smP-NIws-frirsd-ship Oregon, from Newiork.
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Arrival ~ Troops.

PIrrsBuEGH Monday July lO-lJ ?. VI
The Maryland Regiment and part Of the 2d Penn
sylvana Regiment arrived here at noon to day,
which caused great enthusiasm, and business was
in q way suspended.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ GRANn FNrfRrNNMENrs tske place Ar ne Nascl.
dav al 81 -n O'clock Of the most amusing charsci.
and N amy time during ihe day lle alesi POI n m re 49,.
81 Bih.l may be- seen. a..o ile Boa Cos.fcig A. d.
lfce living Orsng Outsnge Last weeA 0i hdINlsiQ1 "A.
popular Ne1fr'oqlisf End Magician
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MAR II led.

A. R-ion Yt~sri r. Dor - . IA Aha PH-air s n &c..
h. Nss Yors lith ut b. Re- Oter Barr yts.fs 49,. .
p5.irr 70 s1ssr r Sath tsnstter ~ cspJot -ii a- -
AL Rrhr,i - 81 .nsf Jotrs.1r ~ -
al H-l... fs. s. jon 1 =. p. fllrfn tl y A. W..-.
4. r,fir.foa ST. Jaac 81 IL tfea oi Nitrsr Ft ~
s.rta . Ain n
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~ The Immense increase ui business in fs cfy ffs
Is ont of tha mullred facilities f0r travelling al rr
rorfafon which have bfouglf other counties aEi Sle. II
io ose proximity requires corresponding amount IL h
n.ss Information 0 be- spread ihroug loat the country NJ
can he done conveniently. safely 0ud thoroughly bv sly
ny m the newspapers oi The several ds'rcis hf6,t n.
Acence of y h PALNEs. who hss Pc machinery al res,
Id 10 L. office in The Tribune bu.dinEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

ry- To ENG. NEERs AND MFcHsNicAL FosEvtN-
4 gentleman thoroughly acquainted ih mechanics >.
eace msy be admitted partner IN highly fesPe
able business 10 fll oponaon-now realizing Al De a.
OF - per cent en- the capital $4,000 invested ssi r
TREY free from membranes. Consideration from So
$500 ,horough-go.ng New Highlander preferred A.
dress postpaid with real namc (none other VIII be aot
-. W. H." Tribune Office New-lork. TuAs
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No news Cotton is inactive, aud but little IN
qu.ry sugar is dull Moasses goes Of in small lots.
In Flour Illinois sold At - 80. In Freights there il
nothing doing Exchanges are unatered.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NEW YORK. TUESDAY, JULY H.

Ia. sorrasss sst, aerso.t ~ isct thai the
southern Nal stHh forery r~schst ts C "a - y " 'N ar
ataf 10 J1ef arrangement s~ferl "a n 0r
Journals Am ts ~ f rd
sslhsrg- Ph,ieps rhre hey SER fn-'erfea p @
sxeaf nrg thus f-.c1s b. i0e o. - Of W
vce Or Ess1ns Eit9a H. s1fy snl'a q h~ s,A o -
p@rr.s~. - nes-sfy ssraurecnfs or iri - 10
Pdguas Isus Rey,sfdaa fosft Jatrrei Df'e 'f 'pH
o-hef psrers heretofore directed u-r pffs p
PAss.i sh. VII great, ots b. hsnsas TIE tf-Nn o. Ne"
"
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rS@ Pennsylvania has now Wing chief ma
gistrate. Mr.. JOHNSON President OF the Senate, is
Governor OF the Commonwealth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

OolD PENs-" GREAr0N's" Celebrated Naran'si Di
mond-ponted Pens are row admitted TO oe ne best ii
cheapest pen, the world. They are ndes'racuoe eaF
by actual violence and can be bad A. II Cedns .
f,r, the Post Office Also. " Josiah Hayden a Coz.
o.. Edward Y. Primes" o. Levi Browns Albert a.s
eys the new improved Brown" Pen, far 'uPeuo d.
old one and the pens Of every other maker IN any qay
al reduced prices Gold pens repaired.
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The TSrBvNE IN PMLADELFH1A-Strangers in Phil
Sdephia viii ind the Daily TrlbsHs =; Zeibers News
Room, y they can procure IL from the uevsboys tn
The streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

SHIP NEws-Ceuef-Ship Florence, Indiana Mary
Clark and Genesee for NeF-York snd bark Susan, FOR
Philadelphia. A,rired-Fonda, from Ney-York and bark
Winthrop. from Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

GoLp FrN,, GoLD PENs.-B. r.. WATSON Co Is
Wal-sL selling all kinds of gold pens wholesale a.
retni. Al unrrecedeuted low prices. Those in want .,
good pen are advised To try their Rcheiea." tano1i
pointed the public having long ago decided hat hey ar
The hes. and cheapest pens In use God pens from q,
silver PENCILS included Gold pens repoinod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

SUMNER MEOIcISE.-Fosss Compound Ex1sd Of Vel
low Dock and sarsaparls whose restorative unas sfa
specific action the system without parable he
history Of Medicine, and must Ultimately be the 0ayPsps
ration used In families for purifying lhe Blood and reno
waiting the syiem. The IS obvouslt is an esnif'
from the two most powerful Alternative agents knowh D'
eradcanng from the system the origin and causes oes
that spring from impure blood, either hereditary OF co1'
un0na, and In emptve from the ordinary PHP7
hat dangerous disease Eryspelas /, IL used with is NOS
astonishing II Is unaloyed BY any mineral 80
stance = deeierOus o. the system.
Daily evidence is received of wonderful efficacy, e~
ciay 10 Of dyspepsia aud general debility. Duaa
Is easily prevented by its giving tone 10 the stomach
Ladies' who wish enjoy the bloom Of health ard beai
and render themselves nvunerabe 10 weakness lsngu0
and depression Of spirits necessarily attending the heal
Summer, should tins revvifying extract
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail By GEORGE F0s
Phormaceuus, l98 spnng-st one door from suliyans-
Also for sale by A. n. Cough 4 Co li9 Fuliopst, .
Bleecker-sr aud corner East Broadway and Marseis
New-YOrk.
Price II per bottle, Elk bottles for s. All orders frs
the country, with cash enclosed, viii be promptly 0rssrs
by express. iyla
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OLp SrocN OF DAY Goops Ar GREA Base,Ns-sy
reference 20 an advertisement with this heading snoh
portion OF this days paper t will be seen that KtNtut
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