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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-31

MADAME DELAHUE would respectfully tmf6Fsn th~
ladies Washington vicinity TINT she has rccsveA
rom bertrand De Paris large and beautiful assortment az
shspes and coiosr entirely
children, handsome
vrencias inside handkerchief Paris paasc
handkerchief Also md
handsome N ~ French howerr, &c. st ,
that ladies should give easy
call as the goods really worth their attention. Nf41
Pennsylvania between l2th and I3th ssrvsss
May 29-da
1dFhE A3EhAt @ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
The virginia Convention.

The first decisive vote on the basis OF represen
80. :, thu nsw constitution Of Virgins was
taken on Wednesday last twas on the motion
of NJ. Garrett OF Essex, 70 strike out the " hite
Rails imposition. which was adopted as follows.
AvKs-u@ssrs Johr Macon, lPf~sdenL) Arthur
Ban, skbour B-sle, Bot1 B'wi-n hfaNoa' slfsyss
CbsmheT'. cnlioo. sin2rp" Gore $500 80 GslsS5
Na.ro@ Garuelt q ode. Hal II ], dopen. snn,s ) -
per Jones Lssse Lsoo L,nr1. Hi,a' So 81. Ss,o5
-. Sroggf- Z W SrrH, Robert = Scott, ko1t ~ ot''''
SbeLA smith Jsm-s sni h, soo~ien s'u'ha ~, -
az sirsushsr Tsylor T--sc way, Tl1is. fufn.a'
lsce Samuel VISITS Whiu.e, fs WILLIAMS NlAs1'.1'
voolfolk and Worshem--S5 -, y,,
NoFs- Nes--s Auf-r,On. Armstrong, MAX BIO o
R,ue. Bro-r r Byrd. Camden. Csoe'ton Csue' oA.e
Csrt-r CtspuAn { 0k. Ferguson, F.slef Fi'Yd IAr1
EiIsn,s Kro,e Lior b-rs ger L1css M-CsnsnL Mrcomss
J T Marin. Miller Moore, Neeson N~SmAn res, SCI
rae T-igg Van WinEle White, Wiley, SAM. Z VIZ
tans, Wise sud Wysor-56.
This decides the question against the
West beyond hope OF recovery for it's whole
strength was brought out on this trial Four
Eastern men, Messrs. Wise, Stuart, White and
Carter, voted with them, as was expected.
Seven members on each side had paired of with
each other, and ten did not vote.
This vas followed by a similar vote upon one
of the Mixed Basis propositions, that OF Mr.
Scott, of Fauquer which was lost by one vote,
Eve Eastern men, beside those above named. vos'
ing against il. This seems 20 show that neither
of the extreme parties can prevail, and such Is
the opinion expressed by the Richmond papers
Mr.. Bolts next withdrew his Compromise proPc.
sition as his opponents say, because he was sure
of its failing and now the Convention are dis.
cussing the Mixed Basis proposed by the Com
mittee Of the Convention.
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT BURNED.-C

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT BURNED.-Our
columns this morning contain the particu-
lars of the burning of the steamer Web
ster on the Mississippi near Vicksourg'
by which some forty persons were burned
up or drowned. When will steps be taken
to prevent such wanton wholesale destruc-
ton of life ? We are now only at the be-
ginning of tho season of River and Lake
nsvis alton, and know not how many more
events of the kind We shall have TO TO
cord ere its close. 1t is time that such
mu1derous accidents" were made i'm
nnssible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

A CAss PAPER on TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE Law
The Plymouth Mass Rock, which supported
Gen. Csss for the Presidency in l5i5, now de.
clares itself in favor Of the Higher Law" and
speaks thus of the Fugitive Slave Law:
.Thst good Is ultimately 10 out Of the enactment
OF this have doubted and The more ngtdly Il
Is enforced The sooner viii Gbe rescuon come"
The Boston Post alone remains the only De-
mocratic' paper in Massachusetts that iussiaes
slave catching, and even it supported the coa
sion Of the Free solerE and Democrats, and
placed the nominees OF the Coalition Convention
at the head Of its columns last fall as Demo
cratic nominations. The Ms,sachasetts Cosi-
ton is the last exposition yet made Of the bOasted
Nationality" Of the LOcofOco party.
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~ INC WISH TO enjoy perpetual Youth,

and consequently avert he approaches Of old age 10
probably one he predominant and psrdoushe,
end rational desire 10 improve and oeauIUy he surface
OF the BODY becomes 10 CONSEQUENCE frivolous p1rsui
Itis clesry concentrated that GoURAVDS italian Meti
Gated soap will accomplish ths las not merely eAnsef
Of skn enventpg and rendering Il more a. Tor per'
forming its Offices Sso effeshes tho mod shd spreads
over the whole system sensation Of ease, ACTIVITY sud
peasantness. Ii likewise removes tan and freckleS pm
plea rpgwom, tegter redness sLowaess removes stag
nsiion In the larger we'll IN The capillary vesseis
giyss Uniform free circulation 10 TIE blood and pre-
serves Thai wonderful harmony In Interior Orgsns
tie disposition OF which health ard comfort depend
In k.c 10 use language % weknOwn literary lady
In ber letter 10 D. GOVKAVD. OF I'll The delicate preps
tops for ephancipg SdSs chsrus. sssaredy your
prosehsble Italian heeiessed soap 10 Tue ehoaees1 and
eh,s1 Al whom have kpOwn II have express "a
theT with To- performances 10 uaqlahed ter
IN po,itiVely works miracea One dHk skinned young
lsSt vhor pefsQadse 10 use shines forth 10 s lhs
unsa hed hsnce Of clear. white, transparent skn uee
from every vesuge Of tan pimple or uneo0h tfcchs
lSoVsAup can cny be ob1Ained genuine hs Depoi y
W.lkrrss, 6r.t sterr from RroaiwAy myS n
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" Persons in this City and Brooklyn

z Persons in this City and Brooklyn
who are not regular subscribers to The
Tribune, but who may desire to have an
opportunity of regularly reading Mr.. Gree
lev's Letters from the Worlds Fair and
from different parts of Europe, will please
hand or send their address through the
Post Office and they will be regularly
served. Price l24 cents per week, to be
paid TO the Carrier.
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DEATH OF 6EN. RoBERrs.-The Detroit Free
Prss u Ii Let insL announces TIE dsAIh Of Gsa EnAh j.
Robsr dsllnguished citizen Of hAs city, aged ~ yeSI
In 1870 he established The Wesiora couyiey Al ,aer
Cortland Co. n and was subsequently, connected -lh
several otter journals In 1921 he WA sssOciEsd with Il
NJ NOSh il he Nlfioaa AGroeafs 10 lS2S, snd or
esl years thereafter he the Editor OF The craftsnas
Rochester and iOOk promireui part Il opposition TO
The An ssouic sEsioo ln Michigan he has held sev
efk hig bis important positions ktviag br- AdlnAnt Geo.
er Member OF Tie Ho0se OF Representatives, ana =; tAs
gIpe Of hls dcagh Stalo AeaAtoT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

z The SyrGeuse Star announces th't Dr..
FoOse Of the Buffalo Commercial Adrertiser, who
it Was said some time ago, was about co become
connected with the Washingt0s RepublIc, is to
assume, in few days, the editorial charge Of the
albany RegiTter. He viii be succeeded ia the
AdSe, hser by Mr.. Folless Of sandusky, formerly
Editor Of the Ohio State Journal Mr.. Seward.
present Editor OF the RegIster. viii resume his
former poet Of BiitOc OF ths UtIea Ga=ett1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
The schooner victory, &c.

NORFOLK, oa.Aie-'. sc1r
The wrecking scbr Pactous, Bshef, .1,,,sl
this morning from the Victory with ~
her cargo. She is leaking badly, ana - - bsig
yesterday had feet Of water IN De, Ire. f,s, y
keeping the pumps at work they gos ns' % r
cargo and hull have sustained little IL be- 4
An attempt was made last night 70 ns ssn /. sss'
and they started her about 20 ieeI TIE b
on to S sGT . sRG shs Ge S cargo % S9 c
Baker will 20 down this evening ana u
Their il favorable be expects 70 ges ped.
vreckers are 70 have 81 900 if they New VI
The schr Henry p. Simmons, hOn with y
for North Carolina, put in yesterday
bowsprit sprung in three places .-i,h coal y
The scbr Iris, from Richmond W. W. .s,tsiss
TROY. put in to day with damaged sshs' 49,. rs
las. bis bt below WilOughby Point u
the n. W.
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By Telegraph to The Ssw.TOrk Yrh,,.
ss-sAs-~ M-s-a< res,-s,A os,. en-. Rs..,u...
" For additional Telegrsphie n
patches, see Sixth Page. -
Burning Of the steamboat wssst.r-n.
fal Loss Of Life. s%
EicEssVsea, salgrs.v

IicSssvsea, satgra.v n.
The steamboat Webster, Csot ~
took fire yesterday afternoon and va, asal
the waters edge, a. the bead Of IslspS ~ =
SIX, one hundred miles above Nisk,bs,.s = ';!.
Ire IRE was first discovered ,,s -.
given about o'clock. aud almost i,,t,,,'. w w
ward she boat ~ss developed ia aans. Axe
The pilot Mr.. kacSmsn, 70 sbop s,s,,
10 Que having charge o. the wheel irms,'...-'
endesVored 20 run the boat Ashore Re- ~.
part successful. but the flames 6a,pv ""
from his post, snd the boat being p,a. sro's p 4
Eostsd sgsin into deep water. tia. s-,seaos
passengers and crew from tbs frs. aot 49, ~
Of safety. aoF
At the first alarm a scene en,ued wh,A
impossible TO describe. and. minslsA =, 9
with the burning boat, from which H. w
were spontlng In al directions becama ,'---'
in the extreme Many rushed into ~ "a
while others crowded II the side AZ -. IA
cipging convusively to the guard. uDri 80
away by the FIRE, and compelled n thr,x -
selves into the c.rrent ~
IL WAS with difficulty that any Of th.s
could be saved. many Of them beizr ,aN.-.s
from their husbands and friends. sN'~
About twelve or fifteen OF the o,,,,..
jumped from the boat, and with difcstV .-'.i
their lives by cllngiDg to snsgs an,il reb.,.s =
the y avn OF the VSseet and SIMS from tia 49,.
As soon as the fearful truth was kDosnS,s.
inhabi ants Of the shore, three or 6ur boat, 49,.
quickly rowed to the scene Of disaster. ana ~
ceeded in saving the lives OF several person, -,
were cir giug to the sides Of the boat And "a ,,,,
in the river They were taken on board ,h,r'.
boat Grey Esgle, Capt. J. L. Case, who AM
that could be done to afford an asylum 70 "a. !.
women and children who were saved
The number OF passengers and hands ca SNs
the Webster was about one hundred, Of "a,
only about sixty can be found the res. are a.
posed TO have persisted with the boat
The steamer New Orleans, bound for New
leans from ST. Louis. hove in sight aboa. "a M
after the accident, and stopped and took 10
kindly. on board all the survivors. and render
all other assistance that could be desired.
The following are the names of the kls
drowned, barned and missing, 80 far as Al pras
known.
Capt. Samuel Reno and wife Mr.. Hcsy Hr
rison ard child Mrs hickman, the wife I,
pilot. al one child George Bliss, chief Csa
John Campbell, second do child Of Mr.. R,srl
of New Orleans Mary Bucknor, colored, @s,.
bermsid Henry barkeeper. from Cincinnst
McCarty, Lynchburg, and girl belonging to \
Carly.
Several others are missing whose names n
unknown.
The boat, papers and money we're all lost
The above statement was given by the g,T
and passengers saved.
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WashinGfon Items

WA8HlNGTON 5II1"I' - ~
The Attorney. General decided yesIsfccV ~, :,
the Franking privilege Of Members OF oou9 "a
commences with the beginning Of the nes
gress, and not thirty days before, a. i0fn''''
lowed. LA
1t is stated that the President ha, 'slscs
plan OF Mr.. Waters, architect, Of Pnlad'P''A
the enlargement OF the Capitol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

The Pittsburgh Daily Dispatch, sprightly
independent paper, has recently been much i'm.
proved in its appearance, and is decidedly one of
the best papers publ'hed in the Iron City.
- The Indiana state Journal the Wing State
paper published at indianapolis, is now published
Daily jobs D. DEFREEs, Esq, is the editor o.
this enterprising paper. We see that il afvo
Gates the nomination of Gen. Scott for the Pre-
I'D
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Jenny Lind In PhiIadeIp hia-Tbs hsi''''''
Murder. Mi

PHILADELPHIA, ooH@'I :, ~
Jenny Lind had an immense house a. !. ~
the receipts are estimsted at 81, 900. CUE
70. morrow morning for New York. ~
There is no clue yet as TO the murderer, sl','s
TOPPER Bartle, wife and child Ia hoioo'D. !,
Friday night. AL three were much eosg -
picion rests on German named hooe's 10
who had qusrelled with Bsrtle sooas ~ ~
and was seen about the premises. IS'
Of Roxborough offer reward OF sSOO'
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are expected.

"INrEREsrISG FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
Under this head The Herald yesterday published
some news from San Salvador and Gustensls,
taken from a newspaper Of the city Of Mexico.
The same news was published in The TrtbHHe
of April Z, almost long enough ago to have gone
TO Mexico and got back again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

Tn. next number Of The Tribune for EHrepeH"
,,,c,,lqt,or. vill be issued on "WEDNESDAY MORN
,,oo'clock. It will contain al the stes' news
I'D 20 the time Of going to press The Asa sall'
from thi. port on Wednesdsr, At Il o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

FLNINA, baIuTuhYl WY
The freight traia coming east from ho'ne'
VILE to Gay, when leaving Cameron ran overs
cut OFT Christopher Denton's legs, just above
knees He was the conductor Of the ula al
and was standing on the end of one Of TIE WY
cars, on the rods which are for the bresknla y
get on to the breaks, whence he slipped sad "a
under the cars. He died about | O'Clock hi
afternoon. and his remains were brought to 90
village, where his parents reside.
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Further as 20 the Gallo on Lake Rrie-RT
Lives Lost, sc.

DUNKIsK Saturday, MYi
The schooner Imbermaa, Of Erie, wen! ABB
below Cattsraugus, yesterday morning y
waS lying off Eric on Thursday about o'cS'
when a sea washed all OF her crew oVerbos
end or " one man succeeded In reaching 1ne V
sci sgsin He took tho helm, and alter to"
hours of severe suffering and exposure, 'acc"
ed ia reaching the shore with the vessel I's
were four men and a boy lost.
All the shipping in this portion oil me ~
rode out the gale 10 safety and without dins
The old wharf was slightly damaged.
twas the seyerest gale We have eIPensa'
for many years.
The storm did considerable damage 70
works of the Erie Railroad Company IL the !"
Dor, and will cause several days delay 10 inc ~
pletion OF their works. The Company are FS
ing their work forward with great energy
BUFFALO. Saturday, hgl
II has been ascer' aimed that some alssea ="
sells have been driven ashore In the late srs =
a number are still missing. IA
IL is supposed that they have foundered 'a''
on board Perished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

BRAISARD House, ELMIRA, .Y.-The opening
of this splendid Hotel, which has Just been COM
pleted in q style of elegance and luxury, unsur-
passed in Western New York, will take place on
Thursday, May g. DodwOrths celebrated Brsss
Band is engaged for the occasion, and great times
nrn nrnacfah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

NArIoSAL LIBERTY PARTT COSyESTIoS.-The
Syracuse LiJe7fy Party Paper contains call
for National Liberty Party Convention, to be
held a. Buffalo on the 18th and sth of Sept next,
to nominate candidates Tor President AID Vice
President of the United States and to discuss the
peculiar views Of civil government which that
party 10 known to entertain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

~ HOusekeepers, and all others, In
want Of Bedding Besdsesds &c, would do well 10 call
al M WILLARD's old established Wsrerooms, 100 Chat
ham.st, O MI herrys, where may be found The
largest assortment OF articles IN hs line ever offered 10
the public cOnsisog OF FeAhers, Beds Mattresses Nc-
nS0 al MWNns
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KIrn af PraYldenRe.

Providence, Sunday ~.
There was a fire last night in Butts's bn'S
Warrington Building Insured In Hsr9Oa
suFance Company 10000, and tho insuTs'"'
stock covers damages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

vase OF sosp,' BARRIERS may do Il Or GOVRAUp needs
no waste OF vords To recommend his celebrated nsians
neous Liquid Hair DYE. His known emnencs "a cheGi
cal phioso pher that next 10 bis word
renow ned lrA INTOXICATED SOAP is the ne plus uuS
OF be useful Inventions Found orS NJ DR.. FELIN COY
RAUps old established laboratory 81 Walker s. store
from In Broad~sy Philsde phs, T. H. Calender, rs
Sopth- Third.st Roston. Ia W ashiugIousI m5u
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SYRACUSE sPEAKISG.-The people Of Syracuse,
without distinction Of party, favorable to Cana
Enlargement held q large and spirited meeting
on Wednesday evening, John Williamson, Esq,
in the Chair.
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WATra's NrRyous ANTlpoTF.-The

WATTs's NERVOUS ANTIDoTE.-The
most Important discovery ever made, demonsusIug by
tndubltsbe proof haoTy that al diseases dep7ud
ehl uD0u lhe uMvOus system TINS mOt miraculous mei
icne has effected Gu OF ihCussnts OF OF the
malgt diseases kaown Persons should a. lesi
enocAvor 10 cCuvice themselves b7fore uey let ther
itends die because come foEs have said they is-
cursbla Nc he done easiy by calling al 4A Green
witch 81 Depot lp2 Nsssal-sA
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The south Carolina Convention.

BALTIMORE, oat9fosy W
The ChGrleston Courier says that memxa.
the State Convention. TO be held in that eHI =
arriving in great numbers. The whole naSn,
membersis l67, Of whom ~ are opposed |"r
rate State action, and 80 are for secession.
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LonKING-GLAss WAREHousE.-RIcI

LOOKING-GLAss WAREHOUsE.-KICH
AEDr KIEGsLAND Wholesale Dealer and Manufacturer OF
Loosing asses and Importer OF LOOking-Gsss Plates
~ C0nand-st, N y hss now IN store splendid s1sor
meat Of Ornsmsnted, Plain Per and ManIel Glasses
Also unusual large stock Of Mahogany frame Glasses
suitable for the Western and Southern trade Jobb-rs
and dealers In general viii do well 10 call and exam
this and prices previous 70 purchssng elsewhere
as ther facilities for manufacturing and importing her own
Psies enable them sell Owef than any other house 10
his city 0i oinm W
B-Merchsnts having orders TO I'll for Cslifornis,
West ndies or other markets, would do well TO call
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GrnlN,s STYLES OF Straw HTS

GENINS STYLES OF STRAW HATS
Tbe sessoD for Straw. Panama, and Sumner Has
approaches and many Strangers from SCUM and cie-
where are msriug IaeF purchases Tor ne 51mnsr
To those, and the pubic generally GENIs TOu1 that
ole stves Of Straw. Panama and O.h-r sumner Hsa )r
sene ard ch loren Of both ar-zdT ard
that they include ali he various modes expsced 10 n -
vogue in Paris during the GUNNER 81 We - vario7f
original designs. GESiN, IA Bod way,
q
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YoRK, MONDAY, MAY 5.

r. PHILADELPHIA subscribers to Is' iIl0un7 W.
regularly supplied win the paper 3 % C7--' p
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SUMNER AND WINTER COOKING Stoves.
TIN and sheet iron Bakers tot burning wo)d OF oosI
Summer Furnaces; Summer Rsngss new article, for
buning bard coal improved Snmmer sni winter Cook
ing Stoves ars- stock, at the lowest mspatscs ere
nr,ee, Shossne and retsi at the New-York Stove FAC
tory SiS Grand oppO,its Essex Market Stoves drv-
cred ee OF charge All Stoves warranted a represented
my5 81 NICHOLAS H. O"hi
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Patent Weathor

UsRFUL JNvENTIoN.-PateDt Weather
Sim FOR mntrg Doors snd French Windows tight at the
bottom This sppaTsius excludes all dust Ctospn NAer,
wind and The most driving storms 6ns nsklogS grca.
eAvpR Of fuel Keeping the Dor and Gil from decay. aud
the carpet fading lisvery essy alta hoo 70 insiae
or outside doors ard windows Sod rather han dshgudug
Ueu II 10 oruamepts MsuGfs ured and Tor sse onlv ~
S4 Brosdwsy Lsersl discount made 10 csrpent-rs and
tho lTAde generally. no otMWNoN
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rb. Latest Relative to the Cuban Inu,I.

DAT TTNTINT-l
The Columbus (Gal enquirer says, ith ~
certain that an expedition OF some Kind uoatS
and that men and boys are collecting from DE
ent parts Of the State. for military TRANSPORTS
somewhere. Ii is believed they are bOuui :
the Island Of Cuba.
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Di.bandiug OF the Expedition at NewA
leans.

NEw ORLEANS. Saturday, MAJ
The Cuban expedition here has been orIs
up, owing 10 obstacles interposed by Cover
ment The men have been dlsbanded sot n
the officers and leading spirits have returned 4
their homes in the West and elsewhere.
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RrMovAL.-F. 81. McELROY, Merchant

INE MNF = Ut II =
Taoy lste Of 45l having Removed 10 his Store SIS
R,oedwsv voud call me attention of his numerous friends
nd tie pablo generally hs splendid Stock oiseasonsoe
Goods comprsng among other arcles large aud varied
assortment Of CloIhs Cssseres and Vestngs % French
English and American manufacture, 0f the Newest snd
most superb siyet Also an extensive and well selected
Stock OF Geuemeps Furnishing Goods, cOnbtnng 10 pst
OF silks Merino Gosssner, sns Wooden Uncersaris and
Drawers Gloves Bsnosercbiefs stocKs. S1spendeI,
Hosiery &c &c = II Nee fee confident from his long
and connection with the hst houses Ia
NewYork thst be is fully competent TO compete with any
other establishment IN bis line 10 t1s city or elsewhere
cal from The fashionaoe 10 respectfully collected.
a3O II F. HI. hCELhO1, 90 brohnNaJ'
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The Rumsred DaeI.

WAsnfsGrOS, Saturday AYt
The statement by telegraph In the New In
papers yesterday as referring 70 me- Is nos En
Please publish this JAS. w. ScHAUAsSIa
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U Advertising by w. II. McDoNALp

so Broadway who 10 tally authorised by The Propdsion
OF tho very best Newspapers publish g Ia all sections OF
The Uulon for advertising In their pspers FILES
Of the papers received daily and can be examines a.
above sno all Information given. Removal Advertisements
sent out with dispatch No bills presented ill business has
been sall,fscIoriy attended TO hcpoNALps Adverusng
Pamphlet, with names Of places, &c, may be had N
above nyS u
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RUNAWAY Insurance COMPANY.-

ORce 418 Broad way corner OF CsDslst-Cspiti 0e00
This Coppsny continues TO insure against loss Or dtmsge
By Fire, Dwelling houses and Furninre, Warehouses;
Stores and Merchandise, on tbs most favorable terms
Orders by post or 10 person vii receive prompt Attention
DIRECTORS
schuremAn Hsls,ed ann = Cam, Reuben w HOWes
John H.Tner Charles SANFORD John B Dickinson
William Y Brady Chester Dhggs John r Fisher
VIM B sbismOfe Samuel Athsnse' Aaron A.nod'
Niisou q Hunt IobD B Coflies Charles Brown,
John Falconer Bernard Smyth william IflsOW
Leonard Kirhv JobnW Mefsereau Cr0well MADDEN,
GeorgeT Cobb, Hemus H. Wells yonn Mclean
Rrsnri.VV IA mopds sibevy BIRD Stephen V. AlDrO,
Lewis Doly Hiram n fofres.ef s,9Ss Sos,9i
JOHN WRAy, Secretary.
WIN LEE, Surveyor NV !"
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RusINESS NOTICES.

" Stair Carpets are now sold az aston
Ishipg lov prices NJ 81 Bo~ery, BIsAs ASDsEsoS !;
besuuul patterns Of V@neis1 Sar Csr27s g. = sno -
per ysd Thee Is Stair Carpets a. 81 ard s. I-pstuy
Stsr Carpet 6s uss-is Stair Carpet 90 . per eeo Io's
than cal be found