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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

TUESDAY, June 25-P.M
The Stock market is more buoyant today, and
all the Fancies are better. AT the Second Board
the market continued buoyant, and better prices
were obtained.
In Freights there is moderate business En-
eagenents of $4,000 bush Corn at 2a03d; 1000
bbls Flour, Cd Deadweight, los; Cotton $500
Sled. To Hamburg, &c for $50 bales Cotton; 500
casks Ashes and 1000 bbls Resin on private terms
The Exchange market closed rather weak.
The amount of Receipts at the Sab Treasury to-
day was s26,343; Payments, 1887 b alance in the
Treasury, s3,596,592.
The Bank of America has declared semi'an'
nual dividend of y CT The Trademarks Bank,
semiannusl dividend of So so y share The
Utica Steam Woolen Mills semiannual dividend
of y ct.
The Directors OF the Albany and Rutland Hall
road had meeting at Albany yesterday and re-
port that all but $780, 600 Of the amount necessary
to ensure the construction OF this important road
has been subscribed. r1...
Annexed is a comparative statement oil Imports
and Exports of Specie from this port during the
first five months Of the present year, and Tor the
correspondipg period Of the four previous years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
California Vessel, spoken, S.r.

At 81 Thomas June 70 str Wilson O Hunt Bowed I'm
Bermuda land NY0k March p for California TO sail
Csv-Tut 10 for coal
sy G. lat 10 20 ~ Ion SO w ship Thracian Follansbee
FIN Boston ApTil l5) for California
NAV ~ lat % ~ Ion 81 .hip Lady Arabells, Glenn from
NYoFk (ApIil 29l for California
March a. Cd Csoe Horn brig Metropolis Bennett from
Beverly NOV l6) for San Francisco
May 20 at ion g. ship ST Patrick, Waterman, from
YoIk (Aprl 1877 for California
March 49, lat5 lon 79i W. bark Byron, Foss I'm Cas-
tine Dec a for CslifoTnis.
April 28 lat q 08 Ion IS So ship Rose Slandsh, Pear
son, fun NYoTk March p for California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
MAR led .

June a. nj St James Church, by Rev. Mr. McaennA
ROBERT HENRY MELVIN to MARY oENEVlEVE,
csuPhi-r q Pntfick Donnelr. Esq all Of this city
on Thursday, June 20 A. Ne~fors Mills by Rsv. X X
KirE Mr. JAS HASLEHURsT. Of Nsw-YOrE. TO Miss
IRENE T. daughter Of Benz. $. Wacou, Esq Of tho for
mer place.
o. Tu sdsy morning June 25 at the Universas Church.
corner If MURRAY and Church by Rev DR.. Z. II Cha
pin, Mr.. WILLIAM PRlNDLE, Of Brooklyn, and Miss
JANE DANY, CT ihs city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

PHILADELPHIA, june Z5-dTTfred-bhrk DsTsWare,
Lewis Boston; brig Wanderer, 8rl Benson, Windsor.
s. schs Martha Jane, Dsrllog. NYOTk Mary Eizsbeih,
Pickup Diehton; Fswn, Day, Portsmouth, MI Grace Car
oHne. Wright NHaven
CeaFed-B1gs Spectator seaiord, 81 jain, NB Germ,
Burke Boston; scbs Mary Elizabeth, Pickup, Greenpor;
Fawn Oav Portsmouth, NH; Georgia Edward, Nav, do;
Grace Caroline, Wright Norwich. CT Mary Patterson,
Lynme, Boston: Naive, Burke Stony Point; str PeaoI-
scot SeV mour NYork
NEWPORT, June PAR schs Gen Taylor Swan. from
Pbilsdep hs for Nsn,ucket sd, arr brig John Balci,
Melville I'm Fall River: karV Brush. from Bristol for
NYoTk: Jackson Bacfman I'm Fail River; Sarah Lou.
s CrOOie n do for do Victor Perry I'm New YORK for
Portland .24lh sch Jos Turner, from Providence for
Bald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

up BY the American sotho-itifs NJ Fort n'o%n :.
the agent of the orgiEsi CxEef, all ey n,, ~, -
per order Of Gen Arista for the benefit o. 'no
Ican soldiers who were WOUNDED 10 tee e q ss
meut in which il wss captured. Mr.. 1oan Z. '"''
rev Of Brownsville hss become we PnS ~ The Ia.
ou ~, p,o,v,.vie stabbed TO the heart The 'n1r-
80 ooaid not be discovered IN. y. Pic ION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

Ship Leo id-s sal inns soH stsnran N~w.B-d-
forr I'D ins BY Amy Bourne 10 Rss-sl msxssid,
To- o. Do
B1s Odf Ferov. IN 'uTs hnit m Portland hss becc
purchased Oy sastator h0ase fJr spefsi wsAlsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

same time IA l846....... S5o,W5 l,9lb.6S5 S61.olo
The exports of specie thus far in June do not
much exceed the corresponding period Of last
month, notwithstanding the rates OF Sterling Elk
change are higher The French packet takes out
near 500 900 in specie.
The transactions in Printing Cloths at Providence
were moderate and without any material change
in prices though manufacturers are paying higher
prices for the raw material. The sales sum $4,000
pieces. from 44x44 to 72xsO, 27x29 inches, at 81 %
&c, including inferior to extra qualities. The sales
of Cotton during the same period were only a few
hundred bales at l4i a l4i for Gulf, and l33 0l44
for Atlantic Ports. The Journal says the Money
market for the week has been quite easy, the
Banks taking all undoubted paper. The offerings
In the street are comparatively small and We quote
first class names at about y ct; single names
to 10 = Ct
The fifteenth annual report Of the Directors of
the Boston and Maine Railroad has been issued.
1t states that the usual July dividend has been de-
layed to the end Of the year. by the action of the
Stockholders, in the protracted inquiry and severe
scrutiny which they caused to be instituted through
their Committee OF Investig The following
statement shows the business of the past year;
The reserved f6nd by the las, annual report
snouhed Sl9IZ 70
Income for The year ending Nov. 50:
From passengers. SS22l4 90
TIoa sails, ien.s and use Of roai...... Siiii 50
TOiL........................ .s57GS7 g
The expenditures properly chsi geabe to the %
eIating Of the road, ana for depreciation OF en-
gIes and 23olS9 Il
Balsnee.. .......................sl9a 4Os 81
From which 10 10 be deducted extraordinary
ek,r FIR 10 We The e Tor lnaSO of Sal.
mon Fslls Bridge car shop al Lawrence, COM
miltee Of investigator and intoresi...... 5S,i9l 10
bhlsDce..... .S-1U,9ll
dividend has been paid on s.. sos shares, Of 81
1854 90
Leaving a. present reserve.......$3. IS
The committee for obtaining subscriptions to the
Plainfieid Railroad have obtained over 100000
from five subscribers. They have the promise of
other liberal subscriptions, and feel encouraged a,
the prospects thus far
The work upon the extension Of the Mansfield
and ssndushy City Railroad from Mansfield to
Newark. is going on with great rspidity They
are row laying the iron AZ each end Of the route a.
the rate OF about half mile perdsy. The road is
to be completed to Belleviile, - miles south Of
Mansfed. By the Alb Of JAY, and by the LIST Of
September me comp any expect to meet the other
division at Mt Vernon, and celebrate the compile
lion Of tic road ~ Newark 10 tine for the Fall
trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
To Mariners.

Tbs soUTH PAssAGE-Cspt White has recently sounded
he sou psssage through and found four fathoms water at
bali uce, Of the shoaes point which Il only about lwo
sh'ps eSgihs Through the the water very deep
The certainty Of this passage into the Columbia Is OF very
great corseqnence the trade OF the Territory as Il
much shorter hnn the norih channel By Cape Dssp
ent neary ssshL ard avoids all the incident
eennR INTO Bsfers Bay Vessels can moreover enter with
vines which do not permit them 70 come 10 by The old
channel IL Cspnn Whites intention as soon Is buoy
can be put down, 10 bring ve,tels In by this
iOregon Spectator, March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
BY Telegraph.

PORTLAND. June 24-Arr brig Ann Maria clen'legos
SALEM, June 2i-Sd brig Mermaid, San Francisco sch
Martha Maria NYorE.
BOSTON JUICE 25-Ar ships Bel Rock Liverpool; r D
sherhed Turhs Island l4t1; lefnO Am vessel Saw 20 n,
lat 81 so Ion 81 80 shp Tinoeon Bsmore FOR Ca,rns.
Ar Bsrs GOde Palermo, April q; brig Antoine r. 81
Johps, PR, via Halifax brig Sarah Williams, cienfieg's,
h. hrhs Mercgtor s j hn N8; n Marsh. Phla4epns.
Cid cir Canada, Liverpool; ships Robert Winthrop
JENNY Lind NOrleans; brgs Robt Patersou, Malta Cob
den Malaga Hayward, Curacos Robt Wan, Plcoui schs
Lowell and Il Thompson, RichmOndi A Adams, New
York
NEW.BEDFORD. June 24--Au bark Dumharton, from
Pacific Csiso 6h March. with go sp. SD from Calao
March bark PerSa, NIB. acruise 10 men short; ship
WIN Eliza do 500 -, for a cruise, men short snip
Jsre, of NB I'm Talcshusno for Bhengs Srsts, sent
boat shore snd shipped crew SID from Psyu an -
Pacific Bedford $50 cruise; bark Mar Frances
Of Warren 70 do Spoke June g. lat q So lon ST. bark
Fairmount Phlla Tor Barbados.
Sid soop Helen, EYork.
uARFHAM June 2n-Arr sch Alexander, NYork; 2lsL
sch I'll King Philadelphia 22d Gauges doi 2lIh Lar
kin and Geo Ho,chbns, do; Savannah, NHork
PROVIDENCE June 2f-Arr sch Sylvester Conner Ap-
aschicois: sip Annawan NYork. Sid sch Jane, Norfolk.
FALL RIVER, June 22-Arr schs Palmyra NorNpla; J
D Dickinson and VIM Thomas Philsdephi. alp D Fish
Albany Sid schs jerome, Abdel Ksder, Cicero, sSsh
Louss ard R Jackson Phis. Ar sd, sch Mathew Dur
fee, Potomac River.
BRIsTOL June 2i-sld brg Martha Rogers, Phis; sch
Vols Ropdout -
WARREN, June 23-An sch School Boy, Phil
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p.~e,pt. Of Produce

p, N, North Rfrer Boats, June 2S-3'i Ys DOS
rrany ssi bh,. Ashes Isl hbs Wh'ky, LILO Pseaaso'
$1,000 90 ssso bu.hrI. O-i., 5lfs7 DO Corn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
Whnterx.

CO HBedhord 2!d, bsrk lAe 5rg Thos winslow, (of
W.HporD Chsse. Atlantic Oessn-
Bak Ohio. -uuns late ~ Philadelphia, has been pur
ehs.s by Aess Lenuel Keocs and others of Bedford
fer The spem fishery, IN be commanded by Captain
kavtsle, late Of The Ann Alexander, Of New Bedford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

From official returns made to the Secretary OF
the Treasury, we learn that the number of facto'
ries, spindes, capital, quantity OF cotton consumer
in the States of Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and
South Carolina in the year ls49 was as follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

Bsrt Enersie fBr, Bsrv-y Lv-rpoo g d IN ballast
snd 2sl ps">pger' m Maillsrd Phelps fbs has En-
BIZ Cb~dshUc'o fBrl Fosier 81 Martins via 81 Thomas
Jrre sslttcJ DolarR
davs mese N Foster Nt-seFson sd IN co with bark
Catherine Watts fOf EYorh
Brig Briri,h Q1een (Br ErngtSn Limerick q days 10
Brig AtAD,c, (of New Haven Duel, 0uaysma PR, 10
Do sngsr 10 Too. Trowbri 30 Son - - Hsv-o
rer 40 dsv.fr Me- iena 'G-noal Guphlr oranges lem
ors kc to Chamberln Phelpi
Sch Fxsmplsr tBr) smi n, ndsor Ms, II d. rs'ie''
Sch LsmsIiin-. chapman Wilmington, NC, d', naval
stores 10 y Powell.
Sch Brave Drase Virginia ? d wood.
Sch Saml Dayton Beck Virginia d. wood
Sch Trenton - ThOmasioD, Dc, line
Sch Msrsh Wes,erheld Pymouh, nc, Gays, single,
Sch FmIps Russell. Pe,srsbarg Va. dsys woos.
Sch Hannah MARY. Corbeit Virgins, wood
Sch Caroine n BsTfr Crsse Virginia days wood.
Sch ] smith. Krurer viro--is ? dsvs wood.
seb Free Trade. Nelson Virginia 2days wood
Sch " Fsnnng, CoiemAr. Virginia, wood.
Sch Thos Irelins spinue7. Richmond 8 DAYS, cosi.
Sch John Wsren Lozer. Virginia dsy. wood
Sch r : Psrs ~. Tsllv Norfolk davs, wood
Sch W Hunter, horse, Ocrscoke, NC, days, shin
Sch Chief Van Name Virginia 2days wood.
Sch Chcarcrs, Chambers. Virsi1ia DAYS, wood.
81 suship Isabel Rollins from Havana June 10 Kew
West2lst via Char estan and Savannah with passengers
to spoford, Tlleson Co. The brings 2D ossssngsrs
snd has made the passage from CharesOn Ia s. hours
counierrg severe gales from Ne
Bark John Murray lof Bostonl Tub, Bueaos Ayres %
DAYS hides to Thorne. Watson Co
Brig Monica, t'f Pirsionl Burke, 81 Martins II dsy'sa
TO Dsrcic; vessel 10 master
sch ssrsh Jane, Turkey, Bangor, lumber to Plsoury
Sanford.
sAILED-steamer Kennehec for PhIl.dslphia AMI 9th
efs.
BELow-A brig with loss OF fore iopnsst Also a brig
In he ofhrg.
wIED-Ai sunrise INV. meridian sw. a. sunss. NV.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Nsw.YOHk TRIBUNE
xxxI., CoNGnEss-Fir.t Session.
SENATE. IL. .w.sHrssros, Tuesday, June Is.

SENATE. -. wAsHSsros, Tuesday, June 3
Mr.. DAVIS II Mass. presented a memorial o
mausfs cturers, praying modification Of the Tariff
act. lie read statement OF facts, showing the
san, ring now pervsdipg the manufacturing inter
es,s, ard submitted some remarks 10 show the ne
cessity Of immediate relief Referred TO Finance
Committee.
Mr.. RUsK introduced bill for the raising oil TWO
additional regiments Of Dragons
The Omnibus bill was called up at O'CLOCK
vben Mr.. sovLE resumed his remarks; In me
course Of bis remarks, he declared that he wVu'o
Ieyer vote for the admission Of csifornI. win hsf
n,s.ept boundaries; he considered the prae1t. cao.
~ sud proprety Of dividing the oountry.oH1'ou; ,b
ed the Missouri Compromise ana au 40. ~" 4, the
much warmth, the adoption Oh '"''
Ne DOUGLAS took the AooE and the senate a.
ter an EXECUTIVE session, adjourned
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REPEAL OF THE ACT OF ls47.-We perceive that Sena-
tor Matthias, twhig) from select committee yesterday,
repeal Of much OF the act passed by legislature in
1sl7. 10 violation Of the national constitution the
subject Of fugitive slaves, with Recommendation that il
should be nsgatived Mr. Matthias knows, sure,
that the only persons hostile TO the repeal OF this dis
graceful law those violent fanatics who make dsu-
Mon their wich-word and he might as well permit
them to force him the support of that damnable de-
sgn q TO yield TO their camos against the repeal OF
law VIGOROUSLY conflicting with the federal constitution
II ID BY the weak. timd, and vacating proceedings OF
the aboonsts are made strong in their assaults upon
the Union. Senator Matthias will find his the
unconstitutional act OF ls47 dsapproved BY the mass
to BE- found, who Is not zealot about slavery, who will
not say that ought to be expunged from the statute
books of the Commonwealth, as libel upon our law
loving and union loving people. 80
tPennsyipanian, Aprl 10.
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NEW euSrowDER. The European journals inform Of
gunpowder, invented by M. Hugendre, assayer of
the Consantinope, which, learn from the Sa-
vannah (eorgia) Republican, has already been produced
In that place by Mr. John Caruhers and all that IL
was represented be- Ii is composed Of the following in
gredient viz part in weight Of yellow prussaIe of
potash part Of powdered white sugar, and
two parts of chorae OF potash These to be all first
puverzed, and then efectually mixed by pounding in
bronze with wooden pc tie. II claimed that
this powder possessed three times the force, weight
weight OF the powder used in and is
rnendcd by the inventor TO be used lfeexngush
ing agent, but in other cases-n mining, &c.-where
strong explosive force is required OF Mr. Cauherss
pertinent, the Savannah Republican says;
"He work yesterday and produced the new
explosive. II white Hour and almost ne He
lsed pistol using about fourth the usual charge
aud found that exploded with much greater force than
fur times much powder. The report also much
louder The ball which he shot into piece OF wood was
unusually bruised and mashed"
There 10 be than ordinary DANGER however
In featuring this white powder. On the day follow.
ing the above experiment. while boy in the employ
Mr. O. preparing about Of the powder
mortar. by accident IL exploded with loud report
severely Burning the face OF the boy We presume that
precaution had not been taken wooden pesle.
baltimore San.
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Cen Hamey arrived in this CITY, by the Bllow,
Friday evening last and left Saturday morning for
New Orleans, by the steamship Gavest n, his way o
Fort Lcavenworh where he expects pass the be-
lore he appears 10 be his opinion that general
Indian frontier Is inevitable, and the only effect
usi way their predatory ncnrons Is carry
the into their fasnesses and them from their
treats where they have long found security from
frucss and Improbable pursuits Such, understand
Is now also, the opinion Of Cen Brooke. IL has long
the conviction Of frontier settlers, and Of various Of
ce engaged In the ranging conviction that has
been confirmed by than twenty years Of dcarboughr
experience In spite Of the garsons aud troops
shed by government along borders, these ncursons
continue to be made with IMMUNITY rom time TO time. and
The property and lives Of citizens sacrificed without
exciting surprise occasloning anything than
ing newspaper paragraph Of litre general in
terest Some OF coemporsres, apparently with view
establish their claim government journals par trcsf-
ssc and predetermined admit any oversight in the
present authorities have boldly denied the existence OF In
dian and proclaimed peace and security al
our borders II would that such assertions have OBJ
tanned credit Washington. Gaipesfon Nous, April l.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BAIrmoEx. April RS p. m.
Democratic Gaba~aforiai Nomiaafios -Coafsst fg ca.
Nossisation. -AufaI Dsafh.--Gra~d Cosmca Of Rsd
Meal o. o. =. ProesssioA 7cuy Mortsity.-- Tns
Marksfs &c.
The contest for the democ ratio gubernuoria nomination
has already commenced and, although governed by har-
moay and good feeling, exceeds in spirit any similar
in the State The disc, meetings In Baltimore
" Saturday last largely attended the full demo
cratic in districts being present and the result
that Col John s. Cuttings carried nine Of the twelve
dscisthat Is say, he has large majority In the
convention assemble elect six delegates the State
nominating convention, and his friends will of course, be
chosen. The remaining three districts were carried by
James M. Buchanan, esq.
The ward meetings In this city be held tonight
and la the 9th the result is being decided by election
polls having been opened this morning. be closed at
o'clock this evening In the other wards the question will
be decided by ward meetings, in the way tonight
Mr. Buchanan has Withdrawn his from the
and 1t is understood urging his friends for T. Louis
Lowe, esq oil Frederick who has great popularity in The
city The general belief this time IT, that Colonel Gil
rngs will also carry majority OF the city delegates
An awful of death occurred this morning Federal
Hill appears that the wife OF German named Walnu
suddenly died. after few days illness and the ply sican
determined post mortem examination. Whilst making
the examination the husband present, apparently IN
great distress and in few minutes fell corpse the
door The jury in the Of the wife rendered verdict
that she died Of the stomach and that the hus
band died from excessive grief.
annual session OF Grdnd Councl oil the
Order Of Red Men will assemble in this city
morning. The grand officers from all parts ofthe Union
expected be present. business much importance
will be transacted.
The hiryirst anniversary OF the Independent Order
Odd Fellows oil the United States is DO observed in h
city Friday next by great procession and the delivery
OF an Grafton by James Ridgey, esq, the Front
theatre Delegates expected to be- present from all the
surrounding States.
The number Of deaths in Baltimore during the past week
nfyy nraba uda r6vav Of
There IL Of consumption and OF scarlet fever.
The MARKErs--1n the Baltimore market this morning
sales Of 600 bbs Howard street -four at 50 No
sales OF City Mills. 50 has been refused Sales of Mary
land red wheat liz cents Limited sales of white corn
SO cents and yellow So SO cents. being further adj
Oas IS 81 Whiskey % cents in bbls. Bee
CatileThe offerings at the scales to-day unusually
small reaching only 200 head, of which number 100 were
driven Philadelphia and the balance taken by the trade
So rs 81 80 per 100 lbs the hoof equal 81 %
SO net and averaging "a l2A These prices
considerable advance former rates, ana oil
which the trade refused TO buy. Hogs selling So 25
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Sm jobs FaASKLIs-Sir George Simpson. governor
Of the Hudsons Bay Company, who is now in Montreal.
has published the following letter, in explanation OF the
report given few days since about Sir John franklin
snt Having nosiced in your paper yesterday report
that information bad been received by Of So Paul. In
Minnesota. that dog train had arrived there from dis
,snee sboye Lake Superior with letters stating that Sir
John Franklin was found and safe, regret there 10
NO founds,ion whatsoever for the stsement which appears
thither by the HUDSON Bay Companys Office Al Red
River settlement with letters from Mckenzie river,
vcyns the reports OF Captain Pulcn and Mr. Rae the
Lords o the Admiray--which reports the effect
nothing had been discovered throwing any light the
fate Of the missing expedition.
Captain PuIen-who lett H. M. ship Pover at Vain
wright nlet-reached the Hudson Bay Company's post
Of Fort Good Hope the Mckenzie river, the Ith Of
sepembsr. From thence he cane up that river 70 the
post Of Fort simpson, where he l. passing the present win
Yer, with the intention Of proceeding to York factory on
Hudson Bay the opening oil the navigation In order 10
take his passage England In OF the Hudson Bay
Companys ships from thence autumn II Is possible,
however. that from the Admiralty, which
transmitted here about two months ago, and
Immediately for kded Captain Polen by express,
may desin him during the ensuing summer and winner In
nsxios with the Hudson Bay Compsnys parties EN-
pioyed upon the same service.
GEO. SIMPSON
Hudson's Bay House, Lachine, April n, 1850
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CARD.
Wines and Liqusrs.
would respectfully cax attention 20 his stock
i WINES AND LIQUORS.
The facilities by obtaining ali witness
purity, la the business,
direct personal knowledge with the vari
growing Europe, than possessed by ol
this afford for the character and quav Of
all articles sold by him. r4. 1e. u.
The vaults such make
them the cellar OF
and wanting small assorted lots Of choice wines oI
supplied shortest notice. with wines
immediate including wines OF France and Ger
ma M usually be obtained here
COUNTRY TRADE supplied wholesale prices ON most vora
able
CLUBS their advantage order from the sub
scrber. f.aHsgs +
FAMILIES table wines at low
the sorts Of wines and liquors, FOR Gull
MEMBERS or LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes
distances can be supplied them by PACkAGR
ExPREss,n FREE OF CHARGE) win wines, &C., for table,
Dozen Sorts at the shortest notice.
JACOB SNIDER, jr.,
&c. 76 Walnut Philadelphia
nzsEGARs from Havana, Of various sorts
$l9 $40 thousand and sold
single box cheaper than ut any other store Ia e city,
Jan24-d&cply.
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FAHxs ELECTROMAGNETIC pKcoNroskR.-This invention
OF oar sownsman Henry M Paine. begins awaken the
public curiosity Water has been decomposcd Tor long
time. but with % much difficulty, and In such small quan.
sties that the gas obtained has been sufficient any
prscsie PurPosea But with his ingenious and beautiful
Of wsr In hour; and from the On. thu, Obtained he
furnshes large quantity Of brilan, light heat enough 20
warm avery considerable space. and power that may be
applied 10 mechanical purposes The machine IL
moved by weight which Il wound up a.ionsy; and
,he sssaw ma.ria which ID operates IL nothing bur
pure water With noshing but water. the machine viii
eook ron sssak bowl Of oysters well coal nre
and furnish sou bright light to eat them by Itmsy be
regarded Of the most brilliant inventions OF the age
48MH f fWecea~ Palladium.
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DIED,

In this city, ut the lodgings father (thc
HILLIARp Montgomery abama Saturday evening, HENRY
w. billiard, jr, In the nth year Of his age.
President had recently selected him cadet in the Military
Academy His mind both
highest He full Of courage, genleness, genius
Probably Of his age more marked By
high qualities youth who has from The
world.