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7fONSUMPT1UN coHsuIn PtIoH
I once firmly fixed and seated, be cured, much
doubt; but that be prevented, IL the proper RENE
dies applied IN season, we firmly believe. slight
cold gele cough, general arrangement of the nervous
system which renders the individual sick wel-these
are the sy m po which herald The approach o! the fell de-
stroyer If bu attended to IN all may be well
bat yec them, and they will be to gain the mas
terry and first only troublesome and annoying,
at last becomes alarming, and often fatal.
For ncipient consumption know OF no better remedy
than Wistars Basam OF Wild Cherry. IL is soothing and
healing in its nature and is admirably adapted aay and
dssipate annoying ard distressing irritation which
much pre- this OF the year. caused by colds
coughs and chls brought on by frequent and sudden
changes the weather We know OF several
which been radically cured by the OF this basani
Some Two wears since, friend OF suffering under
what was thought be cou med consumption severe
cough loss appetite, night sYeats NC. BY the use of
the pasan lie dispeled these alarming encroachments,
and ,e enjoyment OF comparative good health
New England Washing onian, Boston, November, 1917
Those in of this exccilsnt article. he supplied
with the genuine, with tie signature OF / Butts the
wrapper, AZ tic ascn.'s. For sale 10y
X, ), PATTERSON
Mar 27-3t Washington D. G.
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TITO CONTRACTORS FOR GRADUATION AND MA
SONRY-Propos.,ls invited for the graduation and
masonry Of the following described sections OF this road
the sections averaging mile in length-com mencing in
the town Of Cumberland Sections l. q T., 8, and TO- will
be let, embracing considerable rockwork along the POLO
river bluffs and the masonry Of several bridges
section Also all the sections 3O 49, inclusive
sections 50 and 40 beginning % miles from
Cumberland about mile below the mouth of Savage rv
er and terminating the summit of the mountain The
upon these sections heavy containing much rock
and bridge OF derable size The whole number
be let % In the OF the spring and
upwards OF 30 more heavy sections will be
der between Cumberland and Three Forks creek.
The remaining between those points, and other
work beyond the latter will be let ia the spring OF 1870
Specifications of the work the - sections to be let will
be ready by the 18th of March They will be dis.
,rbuted from the Cnpanys Offices in Baltimore, Freder-
ick Harpers Ferry, Cumberland, and Washington. The
proposals will be directed 10 the undersigned, at No rs
Hanover street, Baltimore and will be received unit, Sat
nrday, the 18th OF April inclusive. Before making bids,
the line should be thoroughly examined, and the resident
engineers will be in attendance thereon, give inor-
nation. The satisfactory testimonials will be d..
nanded. The payments will be made in cash, reserng
the usual 20 until the completion of the
The energetic prosecution OF the work will be
quirrd.
BY order Of the President and Directors;
BENZ. Ii. LATROBE,
Mar 20--eotAp20 Chief Engineer.
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ny Il. GREEN, .7uc 10 axir

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCrlON.-On Monday, the ri of April shall sell
at the residence of gentleman declining housekeeping
G between 2l and 22d streets, 10 O'Clock, M IN
excellent assortment of furniture, viz.
Mahogany hair-seat sofa, parlor and rocking chairs
Do centre, dining, and bre aklas tables.
ID sideboards bureaus, and small tables
Imitation, wood, cane and other chairs
Two large stuffed paror chairs
Marble wardrobes, bcdsteads, waslstands, &c
White chamber set consisting of wardrobe washstand,
bnfeau, Nc.
Book shelves writing tables, cots, Nc
Feather BEDS bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Girandoles, solar, hail. and other lamps
Window curtains and painted shades
Passage oiicioth, ingram and other carpets
China glass; and crockery ware among which are
good white granite dinner and goldband set
Cooking, air-tight, and other
Also, good lot of Kitchen requisites.
With many other articles which we deem unnecessary
enumera,e
Terms-Ai sums OF and under $2j, cash over S25
credit Of GO and 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest. A. GREEN,
+ Mar 2S--d AuctIoneer.
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NAVY DgrARrMENr.

Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, March n, 1919
PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
Ia the Pacific viii be received this office until ii rec
O'Clock p M Wednesday, the 18th day OF April, 1919
ior the transportation OF 5000 barrels (nore les) of
governne mt stores from the nayyyad al Brooklyn, New
York. 10 the port OF Monterey, the of North
America The oilers must he price ask ed
without distinction between and dry; aud each
tor two hall barels) of beef pork, flour, rice vinegar
pickles, whiskey, or dried apples viii be considered
barrel all other packages to be estimated the oil "a
cubic feet barrel whatever they may contain and in
OF all casks other than barrels The 6hbs
will be deducted No freight bs taken board or dis
charged private account At inlemedaie port and
primage be allowed Fifteen nir-weather working
lay DAYS 10 s allowed each OF the ports OF BROOKLYN and
Monterey taking in and dischargng cargo. Payment
be by any navy agent In the United States 10 be
selected the bidder and designated in the charter party
within thirty days after producing satisfactory evidence OF
the delivery OF the cargo The vessel must pass the usual
inspection and be the Brooklyn navy yard by the st
day May 1919 ready 10 receive her cargo and NOT
presented Tor examination within three days after bang
notified OF her acceptance, the bureau viii nsider al
liberty offer the freight the next lowest bidder or 10
make such arrangements best subscrve the public
Mar 2Y-iaw!w
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DARASOLs, Parasoists and Umbrellas We will
open this morning rich and elegant assortment, in
Guiding almost shade of color We respectfully call
the attention of the ladies wanting purchase
stock is equaed in this District, either in richness
variety, combining also cheapuess.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Il co
Successors of D. Clagett u Co.
Mar 25-3f
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rs,RUsrEE,s Sal. Of yuluubl. Lot. In lseorrs,ov,n

ruBUsTEE's Sale Of Val liable Lots Isl Georgetown
BY authority OF decree of the circuit of Dis.
trlc OF Columbia, sitting court oil chancery
scriber. trustee will sell without reserve the premi
ses, the 2Sh day OF March next, at o'clock, two
lots o! ground in the village called Wberoce the first lot
fronting 50 feet High and running back 40
German until it Congo lane the oihsr lot
fronting 100 feet German street, and Congo
lane.
Terms of sale prescribed by tho court; The purchase
money be paid equal instruments six twelve
eighteen months from the day of sale the whole
interest from the ~ of s- and the payment tereofto be
secured by the bond OF the purchaser with security
approved by the ee cash 10 be paid on the day OF
sale, the ratification thereotby the
JAMES MCGUIRE, Trustee.
Feb. ll-3sw6w l.. s. WRIGHT, Auconeer
0J-The above sale Is postponed account the
weather. I'LL w sdne sdny next the 3d day OF April same
hour. J. MCGUIRE, Trustee.
f. $. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
Mar % III SatWed
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(tLAGErf ~ DOpSON respectfully announce NIL
~ housekeepers, and all who shortly intend housekeep
that they prepared TO furnish them with general
assortment Of all the dry goods VIII ch may be wanted for
that purpose. In bedding we have in store
Superfinc l2t Irish sheetng
Do 1914 do
Heavy Russia do same width
DO Kentucky sheetng, entirely article in
this MARKET extra heavy aud meal most warrant
ed never 10 wear out--i,nd at remarkably loy prices
Also, 1874, IL I, 1914 style Mars niles quilts some
oil them beautifully fine
DO smaller sizes for trundle beds and cribs
Also, all the above sizes of cuunterpanes in pink blue
aud ontt These goods entirely new article
in this country
Also, bolster and pillow linens and couons
la table linens have l0-4 t. and g.; Irish and ey-
ira heavy Flemish damasks aud napkins to match
Also, general assortment OF toweilIng,
out borders, bleached and unbleached fine and
We cordially invite all who be in want of ANYTHING
IN line cali and stock are
to retain the reputation which hitherto followed our
house
CLAGETT ~ DODSON,
Old stand OF ID Clageu ~ Co. up stairs.
Mar 2-eo3, =
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Pennsylvania Hall.
DIRECTLY opposite Bro,sn's Hotel.


nONNAVAN'S GRAND SERIAL AND ORIGINAL
- PANORAMA OF MEXICO, the largest painting in
the world. exhibiting all the towns cities rivers battle
es and natural scenery of Mexico rendered Interesting
well from the associations OF their early history the
events of the will remain open the above
spacious and beautiful hall week longer, previous
its transfer to Europe.
Tickets Of admission so cents children half price. Doors
open att. Exhibition to in the evening 3
o'clock.
For particulars see bills of the day. Mar "a
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IJGR RENT, and posscssion given Ist q April
proximo the four story house street south side,
near lth street Inquire OF Mr.. Reed, mex, door.
Mar 9-3taw2w'
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Mari "a

REFORMATION WANTED.-In the month of Septem-
Der, 1917, my son, William Graves enlisted the Uni
ted States army, in the county Of Page, Virginia. and be-
came member of company B, I'll regiment dragons
and was discharged from the United army,
geons certificate OF ordinary disability the hosp
tai, New Orleans barracks, the 2st of August, 1873
since which time have heard nothing OF him The sym
pahlsing reader who give any further information
respecting said son. whether he be living dead will
confer great obligation upon afflicted father by adj
dressing me at Marksviiie, Page county, Virginia.
Mar25 JAMES +. GRAVES.
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k(oNNhTs. boNNETs, BONNEtS.-I am now OPEN
- ing large and complete assortment of new STYLE
Spring Bonnets direct from the manufacturers embracing
all the fashionable sha pes Tor this sea SON vizi
French Lace China Pearl
American Lace Florence Brads
Cordinet Lace Soft Straws
English Patent Straw Tulip Brads
Split Straw Devons
Rice Pearl Pedals
Rough and Ready Brfians
Jenny Linds Cobnrrs
Swiss Ruands
And all other kind of Straw Goods
SAMUEL T. DRURY.
Mar 2i-eo6t
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A POLIO HALL ssis Kent, or Lease. he
IA building has front OF 90 ieeet Pennsylvania ave-
nue. hall spacious and capable of holding 800 per.
being we'll suited for balls concerts or exhibitions
any kind, wareroou &C. On the ground floor there are
three good rooms attached to which good back
Nwclling. Bound for California, hence my desire 10 do
lomehing with it, Persons dsposcd give exhibitions,
70, will lind it TO their advantage TO give me a call
Feb 25-eouf WIN. MORROW.
FLuaEMONr's biographical Memoir apsm upper
IL California with very large map.
Emory's Notes on New Mexico and California with map
Abeus Report and and plates OF the examination of
New Mexico
Captain Wilkes Western America, including Oregon and
California; with OF hos, regions of the
mento Valley, from actual surveys For sale at
TAYLOR IL MAuRYS
Nu2s Bookstore, near 9th street.,
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(NLAGErT Il DODSON, OF the late firm OF ID. CinKett
~ Co dealers in all kinds of furniture dry goods hay.
ing opened and fresh assortment OF the
above description of goods now most respectfully in.
form all who may wish furnish themselves that this Is
the place for them to be suited, confidently be-
ieve that in stock may be found all things that ne
cessary in furnishing house in line. We bind our
selves to furnish goods low the be had
ut any other store in the Union. We in part
Elegant tapestry velvet carpeting
Do do Brussels. do
English Brussels Competing, fine, stout, and low.
Three ply and ingram earDetngs, patterns
Together with many other kinds, ul of which will
be happy to show oany who will favor with a call.
CLAGETT& DODSON,
Corner of Penn. and 9th st. up stairs.
Mar 2T--eo3tif
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WING state Convention.

a. the following telegrsphic dispatch II will be
seea that the Wing State Convention, which as
.spb'ed yesterday at Syracuse, have nominated
oos of the strongest tickets ever offered for the
soppof. OF any party in this State
Jo,HUA A. sPsScLR OF Oneida IS the candidate
or Judge Of the Court # Appeals. By the force
4 bis own sen.4s be has raised himself from an
tambe origin 70 toe front rank oi the Lawyers Of
the Union. His presence wouid give additional
dignity TO any Judicial body Ia the world. IL VIII
90 seen that George Wood, one Of the most dis
tlngoisbed lawyers Of DOR own City, ". bis pm
ciptl competitor.
WAsHiS0ros HCST, now filing the vacancy
ocea,ioned by the resignation o. Vioe-President
PlLLsoss, Is, az everybody expected, nominated
for rec ect.oo. No man stands higher 10 popular
.ff ,ction than WAsHIsoros Husr Of Niagara.
CHEisrOPBsK AOKeAs Of Csyoea, is also re-.
nominated Tor the Office which he has 20 ably fllcd
fof the pss;txo years. So slso Of ALvAH HUsT.
SAs sTtvsrs, an sbls Jorist, Of Albany, is no
rainsted for Attorney General. on toe positive re-
fassl oil L. JoKDAs 70 ran again.
We had not rscsived 70 the hour Of going 10
pTess. he names OF the nominees for State End-
aeer aod Surveyor. Canal Commissioner and 10.
speetor Of State Prisons, ba, we expect 70 have
them 10 time for oar Evening Edition.
Is will be seen tina; the present State officers
have bsen renonninsted, with the exception Of
Mr.. JOKDAs, who declined. The present State
Engineer and 5osvoyor, c. B. STUART, having
been sppoin,e1 principal Engineer Of the Brook
iyn Dry Dock, some other gentleman will BE-
nominated Ia his stead.
We have ssid the ticket is strong one. The
Convention hss done its duty we'll II now rests
with the People 10 secure for the Candidates a
,don hsnt election. We doubt not that such viii
90 tie report from tire ballot box IN November
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AZ Ma Sc O. s---sJ. s-2t . . s.--L s., HORACE
AHfiNS nAshkLL Jo1rg..t 81 Ecssr Jsa-. srs NJ
-sf4-s. fs-d y years - -
s-p-H a s-ss- Or -olyssoas SARAH ELIZABETH gouse
- % eater Of So1ul C.n1,-l go "a --.
c.ya f-f - ~ -----a a.
49, q - AM are Repeated % siisls l-r f1--r. ri-,
-se-i-., --lsi-s, g re es-l y-a O h-r a.. '
IL fsslf-t 40 faafr ~. r.s-.-s.H-
T-1-t i-f1-r soto a.i--1 ~ f1.-. 81 rs.-..
a 80 f11 --r s- rstl-slc- 81 T1t I.ls-s o.,
- Hills, ssg- =. % c-l.-ns sANUsL -sFixc -.
g. -rt7f -i - PR. % lsei zsc. r.at.t. -' ~
-i1--isg N r11g sept - J1sN -, 81 IL. - r =.
o-f--is 81 80 On y-.r O. - - 49, -''-- -
ia- 'l.safs oi - .1ly .s rl.,f % -. f.-.,.i-
IS :. ? II, fra - C1ai1-pa1- W ''''f A. -
- ~~ts--isy. ST. - aAkY w.~f p.--..s.
e IS --ia7ers sf- rss3-ct'4ly r-qa-,-s b &C.,
A. 1'cal1 - - f'-1-s- o. ilsf,is' l7l-;
,'..s -. - = ayef P'..rlesi --ss rROs CLAY
-. 80 al .. a. cg 81 IS ..as.a. 49, g..
- s-9s are -l'lly awe. y 80 .l. r.
csas.sr, sssosk ,o-d.T '-'-- y 70 Sf-7a ~ood
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TIE FoFEIsS NEws ErPRSss-Ws re-
csved notice early yesterday morning that tie
s.esme America had arrived ct Hsiifay, and i'm
mcdisteiy Eiter tie announce meUt the wires sss'
Of Bangor were cut Believing that the com-
mercis quotations had been received here by
specO siors, we immediately gave notice on cur
bulletin that the steamer bad arrived snd that tt e
wires had been cut, thus putting the public on
their guard against those spectators
We have 1scersined that tho quotstons were
received by parties here through the treschery oi
some person employed g. the East. and we hoped
that the publicity given to the fact that the steamer
hsd arrived prevented the operators from enjoying
any benefit from their disreputabie enterprise.
We are also satisfied that the commercial intel
ligence by nearly every steamer is received here
by Cotton and Breadstuff spectators in advance
Of the press. and the Association are earnestly
engaged 10 eIdesvorng 10 ferret out the dslin-
ouent agent. The article we wrote some weeks
since upon this subject, was then attacked BY
some Of our Associates. who are now satisfied thst
Ne were correct IN our opinions. We wrote that
article 10 put merchants upon their guard ssslns'
the schemes Of spectators, and We renew tie
csueion now. IL is unsaie 70 operate when the
steamer Is dUs
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Later from Havana.

CHAALrsroN Monday, sep' "a
Wei nave dates ioum Hsvsn- 10 sept. Is. i've
oavs later than previous accounts Nnlt' SVe.hs
-. Quoted 81 M He and choice IT &C Yellow,
Il. n and choice .ud superane q &c BrO~ns, ~ a
ess. there were no Muscovsios Offering The weather
,sss favorable for The growing cane. MoLAssfs va
quoted q rals. CofSFr continued scarce Al . ''
+, 900 kees Sales Adv cssks RIcE 81 ~ lit ard lsc
,h,re wsre 400 Casks len Tor disposal in LvnsrR
there has been sales Of q oOOiee Eastern placed Al 2ir
h ,housn. that fhe next arrivals will bring better
,,,ce No ptrcn pfNK bad arrived. tRKIGHrs were
ann. FxcHsNGg on London are quoted AZ Il aid %
.srt On NV. York and Boston per cent. prem. =
go from Natanrss 10 sept "a. report nc Muscov-do
sreAnS in the market The last sses were NJ @: -
m. stock was IS 90 boxes planters were nfm
browns were quoted At 81 Sc yro~s q aTc for lar
Gu .Ntv; whites were scarce and prices nominsi NO
49,. "a sse The stock ON hand was hghl and
Is ..1xr
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ietr.r from Louis Napoleon 70 his friend Ny a-s
been published the Mcriter and 'i,tgaiy s',
ls6ged by the Cabinet makes some TAX 10 poll1'
circles sud th. 70 Io< .lg T. ~ extract.
The Preach Republic hss rot sent an sfmf ' nnu- ~
nut down tai an ifery but0u jna contrary 20 reg
80 .ervtn b. against 10 ence--e., and 10 give Dc
= N t.s.s 81 rep .scilF % III fcn-hc-i hfone We
P1ucs Who the frsf lad boi1fy sstp ne lrsn 10 -
r.f,rus cam win pain thst The ~afFocit ln'-nt'ra
or tn- Holy Flfter. vel ss our yNh Ae'ous le'
sf fr rrssenra ~ fose passions at4 u 1irtces -'
5i. ~ c.rfsiu ter.ons sDp-.r- zoo be- make pfo-crp
o- ~rd isrsrry fdr hafis Of the Pop-s feDfu SA5 PSI
a. Eo.,oan rom me mi g- unit inai, un1e
The shadow of The irc"cf-d ntE a. Het pc 49,
90, o, fAe restorsrou Of tie Pope's emporal power
c-ner.l Amue.v-The secliArzsiiOn % me
~. GO u Mo con peri GoventnsnL
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THE HosTHs-SUaBEL ONE
~SEPTEMRERI

Is come. Apples shine like globes Of gold smonls
chard leaves; he ses-green slk Of the Asseled u
witherng' and voluptuous peaches. wit, susi<
bushes on their towny cheeks oyerco ne with issfs
sweetness, are dropping lsnguidly to the ground b.
nsss and glory invest the earth az wi.h mantle
Inc city Ice busy hum Of Recommending business "
at,esis the change OF season No not aIoae-eotr
AID heavy morning dsws, alternating with The W
sunshine, bring unrest 10 thousands Conunps~i
ers 10 those chilling vapors. Coughs, Gods, cas-
asthma, infleuza-sl the evils OF Pandorss boz
aid In their misty folds, and there Is no shed ~
their shsfs, 10 spell that will arrest hem. or y,
wounds they mske, save
MRS. JERvIs's COLD CANDY
The CSIVERsALLY-ADHlTT GOOD BIZ
Fos ALL THROAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS rAssos'l"
TIE coSsrNsTIos.
sold wholesale and retsil b. Mrs. w JEsvns' W.
way, one door above Frsnklin-st
Agenrs-Rush!on, Clals { Co. 10 Brcsass5 y
House. and 10 Assor House; Mrs. NJ Hayes, IDf-A
Brooklyn, and By druggists generally
Each package Is invariably signed Mrs Jn'"
Be sure to ask for Mrs. JEzvIs's Cod Candy
Put up In packages Of IT, q. !. and g. ss;t
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Whlx sfnte Convention.

By Telegraph Exciasireiy for The Tribune
srnAouss. Wednesday Sept e.
Ths Wing State Convention having chose
JANIS Z. FORSYTH OF Ulster Co. President
proceeded. at O'Clock, to ballot for State OFF
GERS, with the following result
For Judge Of APpeais-First Bslot-JosHU,
A. 5PEscGR, 81; GEosog WooD. 80 B. DAvii
foxoS. III A. GsSss, !.
Mr. Noxon was then withdrawn.
Second BsIot-JosHUA A. sPSscKR, 81; GEo.
WooD, 80 f; b. DAVIS Soxor. J.
JOSHUA A. SPENCER, having ! majority
over ALL was thsn unanimously nominated.
For Controller WASHINGTON HUNT, by
.tion.
ION then procs sded 70 ballot
For Secretary Of So e-cHH"I"f". LIMO no'' -
Of cnuza 90; DAnrL BAn''AFr "' A'OAH'' "
Aly.B Husr,li THOMAS H. BosDf -
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN was hen 0"sn''
noosiy nominated
For Tyea,prsr. the bsllotlns was as 70 ~"
ALvAH BUsr. 70; Epssrrus oRo'sr OF p'''"'''
Co al. .,,,o;-
ALvAH HUNT &ss then unanimously mum
mated. .S.,,urr
STEVENS Of Albany nominated 'o' 49,
General by acclsmstion. AasRs''
having positively declined a reeieoti. !"
The Convention then took recess
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Assuming femais-l arhet-- stocks, &c.



PalLADELFHIA. Wednesday. sept 20
This morning, sDout % ucioct. q woman named
Henrietta Termination. was assaied ln nsreprisble
house down town ty ssiIors one % whom stabbed
her IN number Of pscCs the ies dip. eide aud arm
With .wors .csoe. The alncr kDoc rcd her cosn
alter sts vss stabbed. The villain who stabbed her
escaped vi bile ris compsnisn whose nsne T. Henry
Eurk. = srresfcs. The woman now lies al thr ros
pilsl 10 = citrcal situator
Toe shrl stephen Baldwin sailed tals morning for
S-n Frsncsco With n passengers and nu5eI 81 iron
houses CO board
To-day hsrs the great iss' dsy % the Hebrews ine
j. .fsh places az Wors1l4 l ths city are al uIcn.
10 u ssi thar = number 90 human bones have ben
found in ia1 ruins 81 barn which testroye1 uy
IRE 81 Bf.5fo. on ucay evening !, however, Knew
nothing positive o. th- matter.
TIT dsusrc ~ rIcrs for snrrlsai co1irue, lnlte1.
bur price, fr ie Of re receipts sn1 re-
due-a siocK tf-rng Slnr arher cs have been mace
saooTs x,f5 ~. h no. te1 ~ - sii-r rae
FOR cy p1u there 1000 d~msrd al s. l@f -
fof esmnon ursnd- -nd - as - Tor chocs aac
5 t. latter escnpuoa - scA-c- I'D ia aems5a-
R,-, FLoVSFufilri sla ssl-s ., = 90 per 3D. CoSS
49,. 4. hcH $ "a bat he -s-s li0it ted fsNAN
rl-, a cord supply 81 WHEkr e1-rlns hui prices
- ~. ais ltsi IS per hush. C~kSt. hut d lie in
80. - ard rrirrs barely Supported. Sales Of
vl,,x.tslN IS 30 - Oars 90 n1ss or1 Pa 20 Z
:, Il. - "a. S0.ihsru worm 2s1Soc. TIE Cor
- s-r,. =, pr ces se.dy Thsre 10 con-i6~ra-
- sriigtv I'M o. sccEREs AID i-rilsr "a - of Cor-e,
- az I'D Nosss, - ave prcl ma-e e. i-il iaes -
wrsxvs.is.l - = a. cic bids are hed a. .ne sane
prre. .y.,,r pp -
Ker,.,sv S. lo.s. IS d. DO I. 10 g. lot lou Nor
ss. seq. 5 &c. C.. =, io'i' $50 .tse s., -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

letter from G-noa snuounces tbs ARRIVAL Of the
celebrated Garbsld In tnat city he arrived IN n'h
ins bost accompanied by single volunteer az Fort
Venice on the 5in thence ne proceeded 70 CHA
vers through speTris where be wss recognized oy
Tia people and = considerable crowd assembled To-
greet him The military intend.nt requested MN NOS
7, ,,sk. any disturbance but 90 remain ~ Cnisvera
until be should demand instructions from his Gov
ernueut captain OF gems c'armes was sent from the
capital TO escort Gsribsdi % Genoa, where ne Is 20
leraain until he csn ind opportunity OF quilting
Italy.