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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08
AUCTION SALES.
FUTUKEDAYS


By James M Taylor.
FXRCUTOR's SALE ,OF HOUSE.
- HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C.
WIN be sold on Monday next, tie 18th inst,
commencing at 81 O'Clock in the aftern con- at the
former residence Of Nathaniel & Green deceased.
opposite the resi1enee of Mr. VIM Sledd, on Brook
turnpike the entire Household and Kitchen Fur
nture, belonging TO the estate Of said GREEN. con-
tstng OF varied and but little used assortment of
s0nleei ornlsure consisting in part Of
-, Beds, Bedsteads, Bureaus Wsrdrobes. Chair.
~ sao9nn, Chamoer and Kitchen Furniture, of
Aiso-A me saddle and harness Horne. and
ikAas-.Caah for all sums under $50. tha.
amount ana over, four months ere dit far annroys5
negoiia ble paper. ''' app'o'ea
WM. o. wlEsToN,
Executor Of N. E. Grs.n dsceasa3
sale conducted By JAMES NJ TAYIos 49,
des Huc''
HOUSE AND LOT on CLAY STREpr
LII AUCTIOE-WiIl be sold en- FRIDAY tha ,aah
December, at o'clock in the afternoon, unon ths
premises that framed house with the lot on which
II stands situated at the eastern corner of CLAY and
munford streets, and occupied By MIR Wharton
Inc house Is nearly new, and contsins about
rooms, with the usual outhouses attached and ali
10 excellent order. The lot fronts p feet and run:
back 104 feet to an a!ley
AMER which will be sold the vacant lot adjoining
me aooTe fronting ~ feet and about Ca feet deep
ana 9, ies We'll Tor building purposes.
IERAs-One third cash, balance at s and II mos
WIN interest satisfactorily endorsed.
nan JAS TAYLOR,
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AL&ICAH NEws-THE REvoLUrION.-Dates
aaye teen received from New Orleans 10 the
lo':. ult. Il il announced that the Tehuante.
pee propositions are 10 be published and
TIE decision left to Congress. The m ost
Interesting news, however, relates to the reyo-
.uI!on. Accounts from Sonora represent that
tie Goverumcntuoops, under General Glance,
fought the rebels, under the Count de Broul-
on, md that tLa former was defeated
The State OF Agnas Calientas had pro
aounccd in favor OF the plan Of GGadalelara,
and contributed large quantities of arms to the
keyo!ul0ulsts.
The authorities Of Or.zaba were treating
with the insurgents at Vera Cruz, and pfoba-
by would Surrender to the latter
Al MazaiIan two vessels Of war; which
were cent from Acapulco to blockade the port,
had joined the insurgents.
Tie following Intelligence rs gathered fron>
The n. o. Picayune:
The Commandant Of the National Guard at
Iamauiipas has declared in favor Of the return
OF Santa Anna TO preside over The affairs Of
ttexlco, y it'll similar form OF government to
mat DOW existing. 4 similar declaration has
also been made by the Commandment at eau
dalajaIa. The impression prevails that Sant4
Anna may be recalled.
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TRUSTEES sal after the
4 above sale, viii be sold ct auction, the Furnl-
ture ard Housekeeping Articles OF Mrs Lucy 3.
BuIto3, (wnoI declining housekeeping ct her re.
sdence Church HilD consisting OF the usual
vaFistF, among which will Re fJuud-l 5iieboard,
Book Case, Chairs, large corner Clock, s day, and
good mepiece; also, all the Ki,ch n Fu.::iure.
BY order vi JOHN w. BRADLEY,
Trustee for Mrs Lucy 3 Burton and children
de GEO J. SUMNER, Auctr.
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WEEKLY LINE EOR
>Ag5sSSg NEW YORK The Steamships
SggasssAEl4 City of Richmond and 0nta
FzlssEa zssEz-z2 10, will commence their regular
trips THIS WkEK.
The City Of Richmond will leave New York
on SATURDAY, the 18th inst, and the Ontario
will succ ed her on the folio wing SATURDAY
They will alternately leave New York every Sat
urday at o'clock ana Richmond every FRIDAY
MOkHIkG, q; Q U'cocs.
For freight passage, having superior accom-.
modatous, apply en- board or to
DEF ALFRED s LEE
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BY GEORGE j. sUItNEK.

BY GEORGE j. SU.HSEk.
EXECUT0R'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
"a AND KITCHEN FUKEiTURE.-On Thurs.
day MOrning next, the 9Th inst, commencing
serve, at the late residence If ] Williams deco
on Broad street (Cnurch Hiil.) the entire House.
hold AID kitch-u u uiture belonging to his est ite
among whica viii be found
Mahogany Scfas, cane seat Chairs, Lounge
Wardrobe, b dstcads, Beds and Bedding
Dining room, chamber and kitchen Furniture,
consisting OF the usual variety.
Terms cash. l.. N WILLIAMS,
Executrix of. B Williams, decd
Sale TO be conducted by
dec GEO J. SUMNER, Auc,r.
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- For Coughs, Colds, Group and
NnJop.rg CCueh-Be prepared f'r change q
weather The ttequent changes q tne weather
bring with il bad Colds, Cough, Asthma, Irritation
L. the Lungs, Sore Throat and BrOlehtis, all u
which Be cured and The syetcn fortified egainst
frequent attacks ~ usiag Or ROSES Cole
D:al=d COUGH SYRUP. Price ohly 80 cents.
Children are also liable 70 Group, which dan
ferrous com plant yields Immediately u IL. ) :
A,se's never falling GROUP SYRUP. P4ice -
cents
WaocpilE Cough, a1olAar COM 'aint, aways
worse IA cod and damp weather The afflicted
VIII fed great n lief in the # Dir j Rose
WHOOPiNG COUGH SIRUP, which always re
LCTes and prevents the disease from running into
other diseases, such Sc Inflammation Of the Langs,
Drypsy in III: Chest, and Consumption. Price 81
cents. d. Roses ;essil treatment in al. Lung
aaCJi- us Las created great demand Tor the above
highly valuable Family Medicines
10 be had at the Drug Stores of PURCELL,
L.AUD . 90, BENNETl n BEERS, ADlE g
GRAY, A DUVAI.. K Il DUVAL, GAYNOR u
WOOD, o 4 SrRECktR, B0DEKER, J
BLAIR, : MZACARISsON and " 2 LADD.
TEE. Bakers Premium Bitters-uard
40 beIt-stili they come.-Eogwood, Henfic0
CO - Baker Esq II hereby certify, that have
Usa1 your Bitors N Iny family Tor 10 or 20 years
tnd found them 10 5e fIst rate family medicine,
and have found then to eff CT everything thst has
beeE said Of them. 1t is also my opton tina. per-
sons ia the constant use OF them VIII! never be at
s'gnea. " GARLAND HANEs.
Richmond, Va, 1852 e. Baker, Esq, Dear Sir
This Is 10 certify that my wife has been suffering
Win the Dyssepfia for three or four years and has
been entirely rciiaved from tho OF two bottles
Q! l. Bakers Premium Bitters. My mother has
a.so been subject to the headache for
Esl years AID found immediate reliet from the use
u the above BitteTs.
Respectfully, HENRY BALL,
Psice only 50 cents per bottle To be had at the drug
stoTes OF
Purcell. Ladd 4 Co, A Bodeker Adie l. Gray Ben.
nett q Beers Gaynof * Wood, and 4 Pieot, Main
street; Blair, VIM Laid, and SeabrVok Reeve,
Broad street. RicAmcnd, Va. noA
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y OMULUs.-J w RANDOLPH has for S.

- OMULUs.-J w RANDOLPH has for sale,
az December 1th-
Dec No De Bows Southern and Western Review
haxweil's Storieg Of w ateroo-25c
Wemys' Chronology If the American Stage,
from l753 to 1852 SOC
David Copper6eld, by Dickens, new edition, 2
vols with Plates
British E.cqnence embracing the Lest sp seches
of Ii most eminent Orators, with mites, by
GoodTich--3 50
An,hon's Cornelius NepGs-Sl
A5boti's History of R0niuius, plates-6Jc
another supply Of Thacketay's History OF Henry
Esmond ESQ and jane Viciss:udes. del
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MANITOBA situation Book Keeper, OF
w Salesman, in the Wholesale business by =
young man, who has had experience IN both cspa.
cities Unexceptionabie testimonials IuTBlsheo.-
Address B. Richmond P q de 3-6;s
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EEiEMPAGNE CIDER.-Just received q
" ibis of Champagne Cider, really delicious
article. Also, IS bbIs choice AiDemarie PioYins,
and - bbls Prize Red" Apples. For sale BY
ANTONIO PiZZlGi,
de G-3.t No ~. under City Hotel.
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Drawn Nos saware Lottery, l55, Dec g.:
3 % so % u IL II "A As is So % 76
draws T0.Dny.-Cspitels: S35 eco, 1890
l0,0O0, 81 OF 1000 50 Of SO, &C. 78 numbers, -
drawn Tickets O
Te- morrow.-Captals: &2l 800, OF 1000, 10
OF 510, 10 of 800, &c. rs numbers, Ia drawn Tick.
cts IS. de-
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BIZ DUNLOP, MONCUKE d co.
GROCERIES, Az AUCT.oS.-on TIES.
~ DAY, 14th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
We will sell al our store general assortment Of
Groceries, consisting in part of
100 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
Bags Lagu4yra and Rio Coffee
20 Molasaes aud Syrup
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior
q,slity
Adamapiine ard Tallow Candles
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard Cigars Indigo
TERMS Under 500 cash; over that amount four
months credit Tor approved negotiable paper
H Sale withuu. reg ard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCCRE & CO.,
De ( Auction2ers.
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/ OST.-On yesterday, in the neighbofhood Of
Ia Cary street. pair Of Gold Soectsess. A 70.
ward Of two dollars win be peid delivered at 1876
Cary ST. ees deg
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fA| ASKING ELCID.-Do you wish u nave
w your clothes washed in one half the usual
time VIII great saving CT labor and tear OF the
cio,hes-,h.a Use the magic Washing Fluid; II
il the very thing and if onea used it viii never BE-
given up. For sale in any quantity Price by the
gsl!cn 80 cent?, per quart Ii cents.
Ell PICOT,
DEF Corner opposite Old Market.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Oeto;Is IF tie .News from Harana.

W. coov from our Northern exchanges re-.
,o:,.d Yesterday, the following additional mar.
..~,,Io,s If the news from Havana. foreshad.
,,.oa bx on, ,elerrsnbic ,eport:
Tho Contain General Of Cuba was TO forward
ii. decision in the case of the Imprisonment,
a the captain and crew OF The American ship
>U9o'H' NJ sg;.'ns s"i,, 49,, ,t ~ t.o s,n'e
',a", -, ,br steamer Fulton, Th. Eoolish Cos.
Iva, the FIST to give the Captain General
information IN the case
A4:'''r "1,"hn' Sats ,'", Tap, Aoain "fay
,os,cl The ef,:rnroiuced mach cyc;,aroon,
among the shipmasters engaged in fitting out
and msnrfng he Lady Suffolk but they had
40 ','" ' ,''u,' 80 ,,., $1,000.
sock. Nolasses steady. bu, not active, Coz
f.. a-m.
-----------------
iHF SHIP LADY >UFFoLK-Ne published
yesterday, IN our tclcgraphic dispatch briei
..co,n. # the de,aniion or tho Shin odv
-
1t"''N q ii"'"'A' """ "iS arrest ahu ihlPFi'
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Price OF any ii the above III Pays, l2A cent?;
or any T OF them Will be sold 10; 81.
Cone, or send 20 tbs Cheap BOOK Store OF
LEWIS L SMITH,
Opposite American Hotel.
80 Any end every Book published Can be had
here Publishers Psces the moment II Is issued.
Our Stock of Miscellaneous and Cheap Backs cam
not % surpassed by any House in the United States
de Z
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MARINERS, BANK OF VIRGINIA.
= Ike general me ting OF the stockholders Of the
Fernlers' Bank of Virginia Will be held at their
Banking Houae, in this city, on Wednesday, the
18th day Of January, 1853.
mo officer or director OF bank shall hereafter
vote as proxy Of u stakeholder in any e!act.on CT
directors or officers Of bank shall any ptexy
be valid which shall have beea executed sixty days
before the tine Of election.
d. 7-3tawii J. A. SMITH Cashier
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HOUSE AND LOT ON CLAY STREET ,
by JOHN X. d. PAYNE, salesman.3

s A. LAAGE AND SPLENDID vARI.
"A ETY. OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCEEN
FURNITURE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
tuesday, the Attn inst, at 10 O'Clock, in the houae
on the corner of sth and Main streets, recently DC
cupiea ~ hooinson, deceased, all of the House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in mar of
splendid Rosewood Sofas, Plush Chairs, large Mir
rors Lounges, Carpets, Rocking Chairs, Makoga
ny Tables, Centre do, Washs lands, Wardrobes,
bedsteads, Beds, Mat asses and great variety Of
other useful articles
TERMs.-Sums under $50, cash; $50 and over.
TO ur months credit for negotiable notes with salts
factory endorsers JOHN ENDERS.
deS Admir- of Robinso, daoaa.a
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|EIER
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T. and
order
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prices
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hTLOsE.-WshiEe u reduce our stock before
II the January, we earnestly cali attention 10
Rica Brocaee Dress Silks
DO Plaid and striped do
+ O Printed Paris Mousiin De Lanes
Do do DO Cashneres
Eedium and low price Dress Goods, q variety Of
stJ cs which we viii sell at cost, meLeing this
day. together with large stock If emorodefies, at
very reduced prices.
WARREN & PERKINS,
de Tim l4l la 9le Square.
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GREGORY q lIAVRY.
Managers, Richmond. Virginia.
Successors to J.. w. Maury g. Co.-offcs Ma 60
Main street
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~ The news from Paris by the Frank
Lin is of an ominous aspect. Louis Napo-
leon, through his foremost Pratorian of the
press, the notorious Granier de Cassagnac,
has put forth threats of decided hostility
to Belgium. 1t is true that the warfare
with which he now menaces that State is
one OF commercial restrictions, but this is
only the veil to disguise darker AMI dead
her purpose. 1t will be noticed that while
inns winter is contradicted officially by the
MoH'teEr, the organ of the Governments,
ne boldly reiserates his words, alleging that
be spoke them by direct authority Of the
Prince. The object is evideatly to leave
the matter in doubt, and secure the posi-
bility Of acting in either way as opportu-
nifty may serve. But this piece of jesuit
ism will not dupe the astute and interested
observers that from Petersburg, Berlin and
Vienna, watch the movements of the new
Napoleon. If he says war, be sure that
be viii have it. That war we are conf
dent can forward no other cause than thar
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no matter hsw little. 10 hasten the time vines ths
spirit OF Christian humanity shall be accounted al
essential attribute and the brightest ornament in
apubhc man."
So in the War with Mexico-he did not
merely conquer those he was sent to fight
he wnn their esteem and admiration.
While this country resosnded with his
victories, Mexico thought only of his hu-
manity, his stern repression of armed IL
cense, his protection of the conquered peo-
pie, and his constant anxiety for peace. If
Mexico were now a part of the Union, her
conquerOr as he was, he would receive the
vote of all her States. Could any thing
more thoroughly attest his wisdom as a
ruler or his worth as q mani
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM was first known
to the Nation in 1s41, when he was chosen
to fill vacancy in the U. S. Senate, and
served through the memorable XXVIIth
Congress. He was not reelected, because
the Legislature of 1923 was of adverse
politics. In the vehement struggle Of 1914,
he was chosen by the Wings to breast the
shock of the Texas issue as their candidate
for Governor, and carried the State over
an able and popular opponent by 3,153 ma
jority on larger vote than was ever before
polled. He was reelected in 1916 by
1859 majority, and declined third term,
retiring to private life. In 1850, on the
accession of Mr.. Fillmore, he was called
into the Cabinet, to fill the post of Secre-
tary of the Navy, which he still holds.
He had already been indicated by the en-
tire Wing party of North Carolina,
through almost or quite every journal and
public meeting, as their emphatic choice
for Vice President, to which place the Ma
tional Convention has just called him.
Wings this ticket can be elected, and
shall be! See to it, all of you!
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u From San Juan de Nicaragua we
have the news that the British and Ameri-
can Governments have agreed to establish
that as an Independent city, according to
the wish of the inhabitants expressed on
the formation of the towns present Consti-
tuition. Commissioners were at once to go
to Nicaragua and Costa RIGA to arrange
the boundaries of the new Republic; but
we do not understand that any negotiations
of that nature are to be attempted with
his royal majesty the Mosquito Monarch,
proof enough that the British seizure of
the place, on the pretense that it belonged
to that potentate, was pure and unjusti-
fable outrage on the rights Of Nicaragua.
We regard this as on the whole a good
settlement of the question. 1t saves what
is called the honor of England, and secures
the free development of an important COM
mercial point. We earnestly hope that it
has not been accompanied by a surrender
on the part of our Government of the
rights of Nicaragua on the river San Juan.
1t will be deep disgrace to us, if that has
been part of this bargain with England.
1t is well that the dispute relative to San
juan should thus be settled; but it is not
well if to attain it, we have betrayed
friendly State to crafty the special am
bition of Great Britain and her Costa RIGA.
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of republican democracy. And wherever
the torch is lighted, and whether by Ma
poleon or Nicholas, it must set the Cont
nent in blaze.
From Engla and we learn that the Caffre
war is still far from its conclusion. Gold
comes in more abundantly from Australia.
Feargus O'Connor's insanity has been Gu
riously exhibited in the House of Com
mons. The line Of steamers to the African
coast seems to be succeeding well, and
opening up new branches Of trade.
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prcrss or FAsHIcs yoR GySTLEneTs HATs-in i9ss
we revived the Rocky Mountain svey bssser nsl sna
80 invested IL with qualities and offered
~ mice adapfed 10 the pubic want This Hat we offer
s,sysI In addition, this day announce our gastety
- 6oy JuDe 1852 under the nomenclature Of LEARY
e. = National Summer Hat 0nEnsng with, and perfect
"a kv M its advent forms era In Hating Other cries
have bestowed their patronage bat for our own we
b<eve reserved the triumph Of fully spprecsns and sus
tsininf this truly great American production
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, JUNE %.
For President,
WINFIELD SCOTT Of New-Jersey.
For YiceP President,
A. GRAHAM of Nerth-CaroIina

E9- Wing Ratification Meeting. Gen. WIN
FIELD SCOTT for President. WIN. A GRAHAM, for
PreEdent-By order of the two Wing General Com
mitee the Wings Of the City and County Of New York
will meet ct the Broadway House, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING June % TO ratfy the nomination Of the Wing Cand-
President and President of the United States
Several eminent speakers Delega to the Wing National
Convention, and others will speak at the meeting Par
ticulars noticed hereafter. GEO j. CORNELL,
Chairman of Joint Committee OF Arrangements.
b. L. BUDD Secretary,
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CoNGREss.-The Baltimore Convention
is too attractive to allow Of much attention to
business in Congress.
In the Senate yesterday, nothing of Importance
was done. The bill relating to salt lands in
Michigan was passed, some petitions referred
communications received, and that was all.
The House met, read the journal, and adjourned
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BIZ TELEGRAPH.-Our reports were cur
tailed this morning by the lightning in New
jersey.
We have the doings of the Pennsylvania Wing
Convention, Congress, and sundry accidents and
crimes, beside the proceedings Of the Wing Con-
yenfion.
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SHoEs ron THE You've.

SHOES FOR THE YoUNG.-Parents can
procure ClETRELDs. No $50 bowery Shoes Oh better
better ance and cheaper rates for their
children than at any other dealers we know or His stock
contains great variety of these atlc es well az every
hind of Ladies Caters Buskins Ties Slippers &c His
famoss Linen Caters furnished ct l2 per pair are the
coolest ost durable cheapest and best feetcoverng for
az lad manufactured.
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A COMPLETE REVOLUTION IN PaIcr

OF Floos. COVERING -Only think Of buying new and
bssasil Easish Tapestry Rrasels CsFrss fsr 81 per
yard 'Tistrue HIRAM ANDERSON. Ne ~ 30 very, 10
also selling Floor or Cloths at 2le s., SO aniA Three
ply CsTpeis Sic 70 81; besuhsi hfrsn Car cts DC &c.
ttc &C. and 55c.; Hearth. 30 Wlndw- Shades no per
psir Ness Drugxe Table Covers Mating etc for about
half their eai wal
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" The Tribune is served in this City Brooklyn, VIII
smsbursh and Jersey City for 2 cents per week. payable
to the carriers Names sent through the Post Office or Penny
Post viii be promptly placed upon the Carriers books
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n The recent large importation of Can

~ The recent IHTgt IWpOTCdIIUHU Oh OuH-
Inn upe sbsws and that sold last week
were mostly all purchased by BoDfSE consequently his
stock OF these goods the most complete IN the CITY,
while his extremely prices astooish thousands who daily
Thong his store In looking through his stock OF Bareges
ssues Grenadines Challes. Popin, Barege de Laiaes
printed Jnconets and Lawns they will be found In point OF
beauty elegance fabric superior 10 anything seen before
this season His stock Of mems and boys wear, dspery
musDs ard domestic goods generally Is very extensive az
No SIS Gfand-st., corner of Orchard-sti
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For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for
European Circulation will be issued I II | s
MORNING at 9 o'clock. 1t viii contain
all the Latest News up to the time Of going to
press. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mail
ing, can be had ut the desk. Price Six Cents
The America sails from Boston Tomorrow at
- o'clock.
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~ FowLERs & WELLS, Psychologists
END Publishers Clinton Hail. No ISL Nasssns Nsw-yo4k
and No. Lee Wsshington-st- Beston.
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UAhDhN 81 AHo feesOn gwen
By Mr. Solomon Sucker for d<hins little brandy into b
fequenf glass; OF spring water, at the village taysrn wa.
81" hills the insects aud takes OF the chilli The dashs
from the Garden Svnges asO k the insects and m.ka
the plants and towers thrive better than any of thu
Sucker family though aided by the exsmps the
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that VAN DENsENs Improved Wahpene has been found
completely successful In restoring the hair and changing its
grey color and be had the Depot No l23 Chambers
St; c. II. RING No. 1872 j. MLBAU No. l83 RICE SMITH,
No Ia M. w. GRAY, No. ~ Broadwayj Mrs HAYES, No
It's Bulton-s and No. 146 Atantcst Brooklyn and the
other principal Druggists In the city and throughout the