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COP OF A TESTIMONIAL

COP" OF A TESTIMONIAL
Fs &aE o aHS * 4 SE RG9E az 81, sf BsoG6
sIR-The cement with which you filled the decayed teeth
OF two Of my friends fully answered the purpose for which II
wa Th sp spseim ana s sfsf. ise sift teeth. ia..s,ss tom on cold s~um,,;.la,
t SS,P ; : ..nS wh Gt siT + ave or s. -Four ro tss sa. u9 TO- = are complies ON B I.,. e; u e,
the hishss, order of dental substitution now known, either
- a" ' Rob lsih'Hi NELsos,M:p
To Mons. MALLAr & Sous, '
Surgeon Dent,st. sa Broadway. m2s imis.
DENIM NsHlP.-A Lady who is well quIi6ed TO give N.
L,a ;;.,u Ct & S.M in y q, art s e % wHaIS of Gift5s he, I :s.yiss: 1 2 +, The
in,truc ion in two or three schools. ~' A''
She does not pretend to make good writers in two or even
Of Z thorough prS c to give ~ here her pa arsn" Seris = ssifass course
The best Of references given as to e~apabitity, respe~ liability,
A line sddr:s ed t. box 27s upper Post Office, will meet with
inmed ate attention. aslw'
1 HUNT (iate storI& Mortimer beg to announce their de.
termination Of Immediately closing th,ir .st!bI.hman, in hi.
{; e an inspection Of ihsl, extensive sioex Of J.relry, Plate,
crihee. .This notice is well worthy a teution, as the stock
All persons having any claim against M.ssn. Mortimer 4
buns will III Pleas, fo1 s, sG ;ssd q, an .n ssf iiSaid, q tn: . :aIs III IL G Mo; 81.
indebted to the firm are REQ rested, to pay the same taere assar
n. B.-The house TO be let from the it MAY next. alo iw.
THE LADIES OF EXTREME FASHION
A R AID S. roKME l2, ies! . ., 't wE ssisi e Al fsaii1sly 1 esii
i IS .Nt'sol So. g., s3Hf B4csas aass . Sif Mr. .'f fESr + M Is
8 finer, hrmer, more elastic, and far more beautiful to the eye,
III f isss s ssu rsGa iss sr sstsi /. ' a mo. an as. %sii 's ss,iii . 81 Ss:.s
12G sT saSSsur Ss to the ts ssS OF aT he w rs'5' asS p not to IL IS. s a,sii.
ties for 5,nc s.,,S1 that is .ttaeh.d' to The L,shQrn. The eI
esa'i Sc ;1 ia! s'sss,'y ss s' .:s.sG, and e ,s sSsh i ihi' Sas SSi:rY Y.d e..
who are des,rGgs Of possessing an alnSst exclusive article,
t 70 sf ,s 5=ssG nm IssS %ss and q, ne! S nee !: ! d ,s,ici Z sS,s.SsssIs :
select one W" asIw
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DESSis PHIIuH, Esq, tDemocrsr) h Cd n EJECT,
cd Mayor OF New odes's, bya me-. oity Of 25e over
William Fre.et, the Wing candidate.
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STRIKERS BAY ON THE BLOOMINGDALE
ROAD

AohD!
THE subscriber, having L ased the above establishment. re-
L spectiuly informs his friends aad the public that he will
open for the summer, on Saturday next, April Lot.
To those persons who have once visited this romantic AID
beautiful place it Is needless TO speak IN its praise, and those
whohave never seen i may b. convinced by a single visit, that
m naturally beautiful and picture que scenery It is uusurpass
ed by any SPOT on the island Of Maphattn
stnkers Bay - six miles from the City Hall, on the Bloom.
ipgdale Road. The house Is 81 .uate on the margin Of the Hud
son river. along the hanks Of which the garden and pleasur re
grounds extend q considerable distance, the walks wincing
through a beautiful grove oflocust trees.
During the past winter many improvements have been made
on the ptepi;e.-ihe road leading 70 the house has been widen
ed and graded, ne ther expense nor labor having been tparcd in
order to renderth his a deserveily favorte summer resort
The stock OF wines and liquors has been selected without
regard 10 coat by an experienced and competent Judge. The
ice creams, the confectionery. and all other rec cshncnt will
be OF the very inst quality, and the charges as moderate as
those of any other respectable establishment
The garden and orchards are we'll supplied with flowers and
fruits o every description. so that yi.itos wishing to obtain
bsuquets, or baskets Of fruit. in their several seasons, can be
supplied.
pleasure ride early, breakfast will be provided from 6 Till 0 In
the morning.
The comfor. and CONVENE zee Of ladies' visiting this house will
be especially studied, and eiyility and attention may aIw avs
be relied on.
Stages start every hour from No. 40 Bowerv, and passenger,
caA sight at the gate. w. CORBYN.
MAJ i'm
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MIRACULOUS
CURE OF RHEUMA

NEWARK, December 81 ls4i-Dr. Rlng-Den S,r:-You
~ will pl ase to excuse my not answerfng you ~ relauen 10
the c, rti6cate, giving an account of my almost miraculous re-
storement to lie as It were. was 50 UNEXPECTEDLY restored,
that il ape AIRED a.ore like a dream than reality, not only to
myself but 10 my friends can assure y su you have tse pray.
ers Of on, v hose lie 10 dear TO him. Situated among friends
ever kind and dear, ana a family who loot to him for support
and v no also join in praise to you. and their God, Tor has un-
spe akahle mercy IN sparing me at this time Anything that Is
in my power TO do. which will be Of benefit TO you, such as
might publlsnio the world, ssit Is witn,ssed BY my friends.
10 pay tsniold the price you charged, / would " iningly DO IL;
but have heen sick so long that my pecuniary means have
our doctor called, he Inh ANNA DRY Kheumati.m, sy which
which fell away most frightfd'y, disashng one from all work;
and mad il not been for a few hundred dollars had saved when
SO you and hope the p1.lie, will see how much 9Ms you
three bottles Of your Elixir. ~hich you sent me fr five del
lars; and, considering it truly the Elixir Of Life, ~ am with
the greatest respect and gratitude, yonr humber servant
BENZ. G. ACOBUS.
Witneses-Ha nah Jacotus. William +. Dean.
Prepared and sold by c. H. RING, So Fulton street corner
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DR. BALSAM

DIR. ALLEN'S BALSAM.
OF Horehound. Liver ort and Pleurisv koot, for Coughs,
" Colds, Consumption and Liver Compliant. -Con umpton
10 a diseas. often secretly lurki3g in the system for years be.
fore ih.re is the lie st complaint, OF the lung.. And IN this
slage IT can be cured az eftctually and as Certainly as any
other disease. Let rot pei, ons delay the use OF med cine un-
I'll their Jugs are sensibly affected, but in due season resort to
DR.. Al eus BsIssm Of Liverwort-ths medicine has proved
even the 'Conqueror Of fhy sieians " for which all mankind
More than 100 Physicians in his city now use this medicine
LIVER oMP ] CURED DIR. Allen-Dear Sir
Ihavs used /, oui Balsam Of Horehound. Liverwort ard Plsu
Frisy Ro 4 in my practice for some months pact, and from the
wonderful fl, CT it has had. am fully s4ts6ed that il pos
sesses very superior, virtues in the cure OF Liver Comp amt
anu Consumption. lido strongly recon send it to the public
and the tacultv. Respectfully.
id RICHARDSON, ND.
Hudson. Angus illsl,
WHO0PlisG OUGH.-Th disc ase is prevailing very
few DAYS illness. farests should remember, that Dr.. All;
lens Balsam of Liverwort il the only intallible remedy, and
has saved thousands of lives during seven years.
Sold by w. A. TAI Tor, VIII lesale agent, IS Barclay st ;
EN-. Guion, 1877 Bowery. corner Of Grand street DR. Hart,
corner of Broadway and Chamber street J; u. Fay,a at
Minors Drug Store, corner Of Broadw ay and John street.
mis- lmt
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Y - NC Vut 70 y % vi Hent. "
DIR. MORRTSON--

NORTH RIVER Dis ENsARY, zeal Futon street nea,
IN Green " ich-Dr. Morrison. Member of the Roya al COLLEGE
Of Surgeons, London. and formsrlf surg, on in the pritish ma.
w, cont uee 10 be consulted daily on diseases Of a delicate
nature. and all those distressing symptoms conss auent on in
~jnditioss tire stment and the ,mrrudspt use Fl qusch medicines.
DR. NJ has had an experience OF twenty-five years in treating
delica te diseases, IN all their various and complicated forms.
aud uses a mild. sale. and lnfalioie substitute for mercury,
e~adic snng the venefe cal virus with certainty. without SUBJECT.
ing the patient to any risk or restricting him in his usual die,
or pursuits. while his medicines arr agreeable IN taste and
s nell. Permanent obstructons in the ~ur,thra. such as stric-
lures, ans ae compatied with. much irritation and dull pafa, s.e
some of the consequences of NAL treatment. and leading uit-
uat,ly TO urinary fstuIas. DR.. NJ, treats structures IN a SCI.
eptihc manner. gradually promoting absorption Of the thick
ened membrane without PAIN.
CONSTITUTIONS NAL DEBILITY-Thousands OF Dung
men are suffering from the consequences OF indulgence in .
.eert, destructive habit, and whose nerves are further in
iureS from the use Of nostrums and pretended specifies, which
stimulate only TO induce greater depression. DR.. NJ. treats on
purely pathological principles, and never fails in establishing
h..,sss po.t psid, and containing a suitable Tee. will ensure
Union, by his irving history NJ HE ease in detail.
Ihee strietest honor aad confidence observed.
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WATC HE'S & JEWELRY
VEpV InU
WHO WANTS A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR
C"OMPIEXION1

tn COMPLEXION
i HIS in not addressed TO ladies only, but gentlemen too. To
be brief, you are assured that freck es. pimples, blotches. sun
burn, tan, morphe ", or any ds6gt ration of the sk.n, are re-
moved by he Italian ehemica, soap; dsrk, thick, sunburnt or
The public are particularly requested to notify that is no puff
ed uoetrum, but tke invention OF N. Vcspriui. an Italian physi-
Italian ha, lately foi med a so II Of the wild herbs Of Ills coun-
try that will change the color of thick, dark, yellow or tuu.
burn skin 10 healthy clearness; cure eruptions Of skin, such
an salt rheam, scurvy, &c. We are Told by two pc, sons who
have used this, that II is excellent, aud we advise all 10 try IL
This is sold BY T.y0NEs, at lie sign Of the Aner,canE Ia
Gle, s2-mind the right number. or you'll be cheated-s2 Chat
ham street. Price SO cents a cake. 1879 Fulton ct, Brooklyn, il
All agent. mao inn
no PAPER MANUfACTUKEkS-The supscnbsrp nv
L notice that Messrs Howe X Goddard, OF Worcester, MaaSE
have appointed them t+eIr agents, and are prepared to furuish q
u9ort notice, upon the most reasonable terms. Fosrdrinisr and
Offender Machines, with fire or steam dryers, end sizine ns
shines 20 size paper in the web AZ il lesver the dryers. Alec
every kind sf Machinery eppertaining TO the manufacture Of pr
per, which in point Of work. nsnship and finish 10 not surpasssd
By any other establishment in tina country. A large number a0
will be given for all particulars.
20, PERsss Z BROOKS ,P.psrw.r.ho.os,
GB66W nUsk~vtw~<r-&
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GkEAr En- IN NEW ORLEANS.
EAi @ IRON the New Orleans Picayune.-we saw enc
wiLpr.No SAFES yesterday ia
80 TN no : . y The store occupied by J. W. stanton
state Of rreserv alton az they would have t,p had there ao,
been ore withio ten squares OF hem. The ordeal thr ugh
Tnien ,ney = pSseo a. meta Sigh, one. The oil and can
4 : !. - r ,se a. s s.,r. 90 % s, .mfS Z 8 g, n ads abCa, a, comfortable a
The above safe was cold by the sub,cr,bs, ,s ~. p
Stauion, merchant, No. I3t Front at, Tor h. 49,, ~
orleans; and has provtdof immense value 10 ~. g
hand, and for sale BY "eS"'oh
sILAs C. RRIN No lao w.,..,
The only authorised agent for the sale OF Wiiders P.,sn,
~ NV
4 4 a " IN w ~ a ii q ~
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ LADIES.
;DR c. CASTLE, Dentist, 2s7 Broadway. New York,
has a Paste for filling decay ed teeth, which, while il is perfect.
iy harmless in it's composition, can be put into the most tender
tooth, with which IL becomes compacted into ore solid BODY,
maintaining lts original appearance and uses without any pain
whatsoever. tt most painful tooth eau be thus presered
The numerous testimonials from ladies in the frat society
speak sufficiently as TO its efficacy: Dr. &C inserts arti6
oal Teeth without liga:uree on the principle Of atmospheric
pre ssure, guaranteed TO ~withstond the effects of a bilious acid
stomach, and free from footed oders,
Toothache Pills, one of which put in the tooth will effect a
radical cure. DIR. A. G. Z. refera as to his professional skilI to
DR.. \. U. Johnson, President Of The Medic. Il Society, lie Che
Waller Don A. Calderon de la Bsrca, Spanish mi eseador. MIR
s~toughion, Spanish Consul. Rev. MI; tyell, Rev. Mr.. Kissan,
the Professors Of the Univerty Of the College of Physiciaps
and Surgeons of New York.
DEAfNEss-Dn Castle & Edwards, Aurists, attend to
every disc ase incidental TO the human ear. Acoustic Drops-
Sure cure for deafness, pains, noises, or hard wax in The ear.
unl7 1us
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DR: A. HULL, No; avEsEY sTREET, Aston
II ROUSE, NEW Persons afflicted with rvp-
lures may rely upon the best Instrumental aid he world
SE to either ofhi; numerous agents IN the chief town. Of tho
pad of DR.. Hnlls Trussss, TO see that they are endorsed by
DR.. Hull in writing None other are genuine or 10 BE- re-
lied on az good. Children under twelv years uniyersaiIv
cured without further expense than the cost q the Trsss.
improvement for more than twenty years past in Dr. Huli,s
Truss Office, and is now brought to a state Of unri vailed per-
lection. nl5 Inn
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UAKpWATE AND CLOTH fAfEK .UsT M

For sale in lots TO $40, purchasers, by
PENssE & BROOKS,
mac per Waehcnse, 81 Liberty 81.
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WILLIAMS
LIMITED STATES CASH


,,,srNO " John BIT, NEAR BROADWAY.
JUST ~hECElvkD at this estabIIshment. : comnl.t. n.
the spring trade. Purchased Tor cash. 49, ~'s
Our friends and the public are respectfulIv invited IN .aIs
and examine for themselvcs bsfore lcaviIg thar arT.r. La.
WHERE and be Satisfied that they can be furnished with az FOOD
y arucle a. can De PurchAsed at any establishment in Inc
most economical. INC
N.B.THL OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND Nav a.
specially informed hat they Con- be furnished with .nv ar,i-
Gle OF uniform, mad, ~sareeably to the prescribed reouiatiops
alta reduction Of at st rs per cent from formsI prices
SIN w. X. WILLIAMS
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IMPOR TANT
TO MARRIED LADIES! DIR HULL'S ABDO-
A~BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL
Pills

T EFT the unfortunate rest assured, that there 10 no exagge-
ration in asserting these pills to be q speedy and radical
were for several years prescribed by the celebrated Aberne-
thy, b all stages Of the above diseases. In the first stages oD
box is usually sufficient TO effect a cure In afew days. In ioeg
protracted chronic stages, obstinate elects &c. they are equally
certain having cured hundreds VIII had cen taking othe! medi--
than to cure the disease; They, never Leave the parts subject
using other medicines. They have no unplc asant taste or smell;
any one iakingt.hem might frequent the most refined society
without having their misfOrtunes inspected. They are COM
posed entirely of vegetable ingredients, which ~invIgorats the
~ stem generally. For sale only in New York by WIN. Wat
son, Apothecaries' Hall. s6 Catherine street, and in Brooklyn
hv RIourovp drugpist kulton street. mq4 Inn
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FRr.-The Pittsburg Gazette of the 9th inst.
,ay.. on Sunday morning fire broke out in frame
house on Penn street, in Fifth Ward, which owing
to a scarcity Of water va. not subdued until some
sixteen or eighteen wooden tcnements were de.-
troyed.
FRE ASD Loss ~ LIFE.-On Sunday evening
last the dwelling house Of Mrs. Rice, Guilford,
y. Y. was with every article of furniture entirely
consumed by TIRE. Oac Of her sons, wears of age,
persisted in the flames.
IScENDiARIE'.-Ttree attempts were made
during the llsr week and the week before. To burn
the village of Batavia, y. \. The last, which
came near being successful, made an the barn,
in the rear Of tbs American Hotel. \ meeting
was called on Friday, and reward offered for the
incendiary. watch wa. likewise formed, and
the village il now patrolei by nigh, guard
FIRE-Betwceu and o'clock this morning
a FIRE broke out in the frame stable No. 25l Wash.
ingion, near the corner Of Murrav-street occupied
by Edward kenna for the accommodation Of mar.
kct-men'. horses Tn. building. including two
horses. three mules and one COW. were consumed
Jour Com
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TIL f TRIBU N f
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE II. Nj?

ly Advertiser, Will pleas, hand uier adserti>-meui'
~ M,.In,,, r,r.r lcc.rr nrlaek lh.s -yenrn-.
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Nsv-Ipsx MusErN--Beneni Of ih. charming V.cai.
Ms Reynolds ant positively her last appearance Mr.
shaw ant W. Bruce aso appear. Last night OF IN. Crand
French Nevs and those and views mus be wi,bda
order 10 make Monday for one OF ta- grsn,,t
novelties offered similar place OF rrsoT, Per
fcrr1snce this afternoon commend ing at O'Clock
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II We would call the attention nj the public to the adver
for Mabys Mar Dye for coiorhg red gray hair
TO permanent brown or black For sale Al rs Divisions.
IN packages OF % cents - and a.. This article J.
superior any other that have
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o. For the Trial of Monroe Edwards.
see First Page. -,
nFFor an Interesting Letter from Wash
ington and two Communications. see Last
Pare.
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Rankruaia-Iun

Baokru2es-Jgne 10.
Samuel r. Mabbet, tlste Ifrm Of VIII am G JooesA Co
JAY ~
Elias Brown, 0ate frn Of DibbIe L Brown july 49,
Lenn'rh bonf' late ~ New.York, of Rye bauer
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u FAMILIES, children, schools and srsngers x bear =
nj thai there sil b. speafd sarety OF day perform
the American Museum this afternoon al three a.
clock promenade in tn. Gardcn worth the price
Of adm
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WHISKY Mos.-A temperance meeting held
on the cath ult in Miami county, Ohio, was broken
mp by the lawe.s violence Of a mob Of whom
two were captured and committed to prison. \
large force however was organized for the purpose
of demanding their release, and in case Of refusal
to tear dows the Jail which it became nsccss ary
to have guarded for several days, until peace aud
order were re stored
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II The Editor Of thu New World. in interview with
Dr. Taylor hay-g been s.sAred by that geneInsa that h.
not the writer OF sttrr signed Frens" She.
IN the New World NJ june 4b as certain pesns have i'm
properly inferred from an article in that psp-r he viii on
Saturday, neat make such statement relation 10 the mai,
the facts 10 warrant.
The New World Of the present week had gone 10 pres.
before the interviews took place IA i.ll n.
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Schooner Buksr.-On Tuesday night last the
schooner George Washington, Of Oxford, Captain
Seward, laden with pine w,od for Baltimore, was
burned inside Grccnbcrry Point, near Annapolis.
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F.rAL AccIDESr.-IIenry, aged | years, .on
of Mr.. Era.,us Bebcc, Of Buffalo, met a dreadful
death on the 9Th inst. in Hemnways Stables, on
Mechanic-,trcet Hi, body found, horribly
mutated, uader the runners ola sleigh, which had
fallen on him.
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\ DEPLoRABLE CAsE or PoyERrY,- On Mon
day afternoon man OF decent appearance applied
for work but without success. in a shoe-.rore in
Csllowhi 81. and on leaving th- store he stole
pair Of shoes He was pursued and arrested in
cellar in Bu,tonwood, above Fifth t. Some gen.
temen who were present took an interest in hi.
welfare and went it'll him To- the store from which
he had stolen the shoes, and became security for
him for some leather. &c. to give him employment.
though the gentleman who kept the store had NO
occasion for more help. It appear. that he had
been a member Of church COR ten years, and had
attended service regularly until recently, when be
stopped going OWN. he stated that he had not
cIotkc. decent to appear in, that be alway. bad
borne good character, and ha. wife and three
children depending upon him. lie has Rad no en-
ployment for months, AID had been To all the store.
and shop. trying TO obtain employment, bu, with.
out success. and did not think Of stealing when he
went into the store, bu, in despair and without
thought as to the consequence, had committed the
rash deed. He gave the gentlemen reference.-
who found the statements to be- correct, and thai,
n- had ALWAYS bcen industrious and honest NJ To
the evil moment. Phila. North American.
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CASE or SFNgEs -ihr Baltimore Pa,riot -iis.
gcst- that IN the case OF lonne somncs. The NUT
dcrer of Prot. Davis. ul the Virginia University,
who had been balcd IN lhc sam 1T $4,000 ud
lied the State, tic money thu- pad into thc Ina
.ury ofIhc State should be given To- llr widow and
orphan Of Prof. d. Tia, Charlottesville Advocate
propose. To buy with ms money tor ihc p,c - li"
STATE the copyright Fl law work Published ~
the late Professor DAVIS, OF which it 'Pesk'
most valuable WORT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-11

OREGON A Convention OF co!ored persons from
Ohio, Indiana and Ulinoi. has been held at Tene
Iautc, for the purpose of appointing delegates to a
National Convention at PhIlad-pha. having in
view the Moderation of the ro,ored race by settle
mcnt in the Oregon Territory aud the adoption OF
some measures to secure from Congress II grant of
land in this new country.
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RossERY.-On Wednesday eyenn. last, a thief
entered the ball Of the Rev. DR.. Cutler in Sands
street, and carried of tws oyerco1ts; TIE ore be-
longing to Dr.. Cutler, the other to the Rev. Mr..
jackson, who was then delivering discourse in
81. AIMS Chapel. Brooklyn Star. lOtA.
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Srsvrs.-There was quite an excitement among
the coored population of Harrisburg. Pa, on the
9Th inst. in consequence of the arrest Of several
.elf-ack nowledeei fugitive slaves. They were
taken before a magistrate. hut discharged for
want of jurisdiction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-11

CT The Buffalo Advertiser OF the 3Ih announces
the death of WILLIAM RUXroN. one of the most
estmuble bushes. men OF Tint city. * n token
Of respect for his memory, the flags of the shipping
in port we're hoistcd at hnlf-nasf.
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" The report published in the Iowa papers,
some time since, of the murder OF Mr.. Babbeu,
and others, by the Sioux Indians, prove. bc un-
true. Mr. Babbett has Just returned with his par-
ty from hunting expedition, and Ia. published a
card in the Burlington Hawk-Eye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-11

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