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Nv ~ ~" mis- nay "G,>PAR. Inh TIRE
or lTuk INDIAN SEAS, thriilug lair 'i iiF ~
,n,br,cins h.ghN ought scenes bob it' tt'' OBJ. '~
h,i men the Pnales-heiue cue ~ %" n"'' N''t -
-, the And Ne ever read. J. d, Iusi 49, % W 10
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.UM>LLEy. HARRY LOkKEotfE. ,N'A hNA
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II The SPELcHys oY Hos. THos.F. M.RsHALL on AFRO
hol and in,empersnce and fashionable NED mixing
and T. reported for the NewYork TRIBUNE and published
in Pamphlet for sale al This office, Price 81 cents
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rived a, TIN, port or saturday nom ''o''eHb'1s
IA >ed seventeen iceberg, zone ri ih'r if-rcr-
ON the 18th. 26ih and - IN OF MaN' ''i~eeu tie
deerre. OF - and - west iOngitud'' ana va ard
a, II north latitude. CsPra >nnb"rs m1ie
sketch OF thee OF bem, which b., been I'''i's i,
Ne.>s. ropl'fi~' Rcaiios Room. Their ''ns,,
ven, t1rec the heieh; of the sr's n.A''s.
[Bo.,oa DAILY Al,
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PrssECuTIoS OF Mr.. ScoTr IN SrooKHoLn.-
Ii appears by letters from this ccqucst Engli,s
missionary, whose recent visit in TIN. country i,
pleasantly remembered, that on his return he wa,
served very mach in the way the Abotiops,s have
been in this country, by giddy populsce. A false
charge OF having .sndered >Aedcn in this country
wa. made the occasion of the most virulent abuse
in the newspapers; he was carlcstured at the the
a,re, and his Sunday services interrupted by stamp
ing, huzzaing, speaking, &C. letter written in
April shows ihs, he maintains himself with manly
dignity and discretion
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Premium RAZOR srsoPs -Firu Premium awarded
by tic American institute At the late well pre-
ceding Fsr Geo saundors 1853 Broadssy. tor the bs
Razor Stops TIE Metallic Tablet invented By q. saun
ders proja;es thin smooth edge with more
.rtainty than can be dane bose, tenth part N
the time without the Of oil or water Auy person can
by bringing dull and having put in srder or
Of them. This article has been established COR the last
5 years, anil cerca;ed by several OF the first gentlemen
n the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

~ The Massachusetts Convention of Univer-
.ali.u held lis annual session at Springfield on
Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Rev.
SebastiaH Strecier, of this city, elected Mode
rator and the Rev. X 5. Pope. OF Hardwick, and
Rev. l.. &. Brooks. of East Cambridge, Clerks
Sermons were preached by Br.. n. &. Smith OF
Berlin Conn; II. Jewell OF Lynn; J. Moore, Of
Hartford. Conn. II. Ballou, I'd. of Medford ;
Asrin Bugbee, (who delivered the Occasional Ser
mon y II. Ballou. Of Boston, and 5. Strceter OF
Boston. The session was very harmonious.
Boston Trumpet
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Mfssss. Eoiross-Allow me u recommend. through
your valuable oufna To pente Of TASTE d~.ring
fort, Mr. Frederick Schafner, No IS White street, near
Broadway, aie of Parsj az boot s,aker feeling conhden
mat all those Who are IN want OF a Handsome, and
Easy boot cannot but be accommodated and pleased while
beieve his workmanship 70 be unsurpassed By cu.to
mer. Je Is iw 10 n.
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~ The little United State. brig Apprentice,
commanded by Sailing Master Moore, sailed from
ms port TINS morning. on cruise Of several weeks
asd Viii probably proceed II Proyinoe,own, Nan
!ncs't. New Bedford, Newport. New London and
New-fors. She has crew of for,-nine liuic
fellow s-aPPrentice.-on board, and her appear
aDce IN dilcrcn, ports will doubes. create a. much
interest as the arrival of u larger vessel.
Boston Mrrran,il.
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r Masters Of Vessels and Others arriving a, tbs
Port will obhg- by giving 10 Adrian Bsneher Jr "ho
our News Collector all packages, hes and reports Ac
for this paper
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Jo.l,h RI0hai-I,, Aacll0',sf.
Rare Ola Rocket uo.lsr,, ensd - ~ =

L Rare Old Beoks.-rhe un-lsr,s nrI 20. = s
rp,s ,ro,.,,,I and TOMORROW EVENINGS. a.
u,,,- collection Of Obi ErgIish Books, co'ef'e' "'n 4
rbrsrie, OF N. nobility and gentry 81 t"r'I' arr
brac,ng many choice works on The eAny h''o'' ' ~
,,. rare old editions OF works OF tNi afi t'f'AF
u,.,or,. Theology DIVINITY, Biography. 'u'F'i'' W l
,,et,re Philosophy and general LtefaiSe' q" ~''h
invite atien,cn.
NA''- - M. IL ArI,s 4 I'll AI1- - RInAla. i
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I.we.. New NovsI.-' MORLEY Ia

Il JnsmesS New Novel ho".'' 'n
srEfN Tn, Day !, pB5l,shod sl u'e NJ" WoALp -
Tho Thn Edou Of o.ooooPiss OF Morley kfn'' o. D
,n~, p,,ullr OF Mr.. james, works. ~heh - ''1'k
sne,amped rapidly Bookseller and As'"'' ~
Az pr hunir,. sp copiss fer ON d"nar' H'.' ~
~, cen,s Once 80 ian-arce, c"p'e' 40 " IVY
-, rms ,,coifIRty. NJ i2i ernt. Zach. ~ .-li.
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r The Brondway washington T.w,

rance S.ci.ty ~iIl hold tts regular meeting lhi' We
dsy) evening, June 18Th, u O'Clock a. Concert 'id
40 Broadway. The sretng will. a. usual. he ni'ft
several persons who Joined the Society at - -, me-
will for the frst time relate their experience The Hs
Of the respectfully in,i, ate sli.m ~ en
irl5lt LEBBtIS CHAPLAIN, sserrisf
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. Howe. myxe;rc Uorehound CnnsI

THIS very excellent article nOw beginning 10 h" I'D
the People have tried Il; they have hecOHie ,aishSi
there i virtue ia II and these Who hay" once pufcl
and realized benefits from The Hygeine Candy N
cannot tail 10 give another cslfo he procured Al y
Broadway, cor,-r ct iiowards Recpscl u curt. ed
throat aud bronchitis, hosrs-n.'s, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
II snruesr,. lmi.asion MoIr.kir ns,

rhi, popular article j, cowmeud'd "a ~" i'n'' a. 4
ariy desirable at the prrssnt time Tor IT, ''''
80 ~ 80 pr,c. = r. ~PfNCkR
,,e If Fashionable Halter. No 20 buoadss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

chasing other ,hsn the ,shninet ofn .ske. hsfs
repeatedly impo.ed upon by p. rons no knos noh'n
the nature ot mslr AMI a. d.. Cooper, Corn sal
liable To be ookeh upon hBmhug until ~ mert't
have been tested, Ne wish 10 say that tbs ssise
pounded by highly skilled and well known phpe
and - in reality a neysr-iaing cure for Corn. >ui
Rev J. Govern, Medical Oice. l3j Nss.au-,trcvi A
CNa'on H'iL A.o q, the principal shoe tor's lp Y
york. az J,le 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

70 On Monday last, q herd Of young buaaoe'
and an elk, from the plains near the Rocky Noun
tains, were exhibited in this city. The owners
were driving them to New York, at which place
they are to be shipped to England.
Ere pa Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

" We are glad TO hear that cue ortwo arre.,.
have been made, connected with recent fight.
among the hrcmen. Phila lnq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1872


II HsnRg mcn's State Cenventise.Ci
Wing Young Meus state Central Io"iHluee hsIte w
WHi6 NoUSc Mrs of the several CountTs 10 us s1Sc q"
appoint Delegates assemble IN CoL'enuop AZ te Nn'g
ol Auburn Wednesday, the Nth DAY st July pest 7"
aitp rueasure Tor taprouyb org.pustInn of the WI
Party preparatory to the Fall Election Wien a fetnc"
b-rrd tia by II. sion OF the next isNaturr mus s''
ar tI 90, system o Int-rnsi improvements ana That n ~
hand. OF the ne,t Conyre, al to lodged the power 81 "
yspy or repeaiiag the Tarf bill now under CONSIDERATION
Al Wshinyfo. IS hoped that o. prcssng Importance ol
The anoracbsg coies, will the Wing Young Men e
NewIok 10 lively sene OF ,h-ir duties 10 Their state AMI
10 ~. mon asd will al out strong expression o! popd-
lar sentiment the proposed Convention
u respectfully recommended that the number OF ID, IT,
sai.s appointed by tie several Counes ~ at least thu
time. beir respective representation IL the HOpse O
''''' KoBERT Il PityN, wbig Young
=. = BENEDICT, Mems state Cen
V. TEN EYCk, trail CormIlt-s.
JAMES KIDD,
Albany, jane 18th, 1872 JeN
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II GESrLGNES can obtain very PLEASANT flrni.beA usr
ors and bedrooms, with board. at as Broadway mig Inn
II Davrsos's WAITING GUIDE AND Issrsucrros. 10
srosdway. myI7 Inn ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

II Crotsn WAter.-fwbsnk. Tinnei Pfl
Spruce street The following opinion rspec'ing Hi
from Professor Rrnwick
The timed water pc. Invented by VI -
are. IA my opinion, q certain remedy fdr tie dsuge
not Dnir,pleDty oreBr GOm the usr vi lrsirn pps'
the ntier. II not the cause OF sudden ami splsnl .
can hardly iail "a he Injurious to the cOnsIutono
who habuuslly use water drawn ihrsogb lbem.
JAS. RE>~p
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Ncchnuics' uusiItutr

H. h.Li on ILur.I.v 4 ,fnn., lnlh MI. N "tI =
consider N. eApedicucy at ,mplo,ns dn a'iS"')' u
tua ATTENDANCE i requested. ,.,,, -,
,rlS u JUN y NH'h'' " ~
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nah C...,u.rrr ssn,-.

nrepar,,i " TN hs new sIy, OF >Hn"'' 49, ''
D., Instant The .,.lsonahe color : pr'f'c" D" e''''
h the pe,,ne>, which hss given the black 'a'''f'
Great favor Not beng colrfsd, NE p.ao So -
s'S s,r<,,,lv i-ht without iupsirrc ~ F'nprf 4
msne eNn1m' To-" sPENCf R. ., Br"sdsaY.
ounv, Ia one door below huuays
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u To Prinser..-A rrntns-oh .l"'
.o,n,r book ana iD6 wofk, nCluins p''sNs. Nlfi
,nr All. At La~pain 10 tsi> cy. The location - 'N,r
and The rniirr cot over $3.50 Pan pay n'st us
made IN work Adigr>. Box 40 Pnh Pos ONCE .
LIAM M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

PRor. M.HsH-Wc are told that Professor
Marsh whose death was announced some time
since in the Tribune, is still alive. Eve. Post.
The spin, Of this paragraph is in keeping with
that Ut the paper from which it il taken. 1t II
could speak even OF such a matter ~ this withou,
dong injustice to others, it would have written
thus: We are told by OF the Editors Of The
Tribune that Prof. Marsh whose death wa. an.
nounced some time since by us editor,,lg. in
common with The Tribune, is still alive"
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- Coiuwhiu sirnnarr. IL

S,rsm-r whch wni ssil tfuni Boston on hnfN's} y,
,tsnt " III he received al the rpgef AMI oN'i 30"
m iI', cty mutt ~ oclock Y " on wrdr".ldf' lf'
TIE infant pc,tag. o ISL cent, PEE ,ingl' 'tf' nh'
rad. Az letter, ~ despatched VIII be- unl'' i.' 'NH.
ih. Post Md.i.t 81 Boston. Who g. iil ssr N 49, - W
el. JOHN lohihth 'h y
ll.I.. An, A..rl Linz -
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DRow SED.-Richard Hubbard, of Charleston,
n. H., a Young man about twenty years OF age,
and a nephew Of Gov. Hubbard, was drowned in
Connecticut River on Sunday. the 9TH inst. /,
appears that he TOO venturesome IN bathing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

% Counterfeit bills the Orange County
Bank at Chelsea. VT have made their appearance
r, Boston. They are mostly for one dollar, aud
bear date J,nusry 20. l8H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

Ngw-fosg DAILY rsigcS..-t rev cOps, Of The
volume complete, bound and for s.e al this office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

HILL's Ns~-YeU MusEcN.-Ths comic lectures songs,
kc. produced nightly ct this fashionable place OF re.rrt
have proved highly successful and why should not be
There that srol creature Graham who keeps the audi
IN roar of laughter and thai charming actress Mrs
watts LverHd Baker, Bruce and others of the Olympic
cospsny are engaged here and the collection Of
osItes in The country. t9 jel5 Il.
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fr PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Tbo,. psI.o'

II PNKTILTL Ink NUTTLE.-Tb0sf p'lslss ,
furniture Of any description 10 dispose of yiO are =
Ing up housekeeping, VIII hnd ready .nlr sr any p
or all OF their goos, by sending then address, ~ o
upon the subscriber. Goods to any smspIni purchase,
COTTON h co. ~ Gh,ibst
Al Private Sae-2 fr.t rate Piano Forss that ~ III y
very low. m
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II Richard Adans Lecke's Celebrated Lectur.
on NaGNsrsN and ASTRONOMY. reported Tor The Th.
published in neat pamphlet and tor al hi, OF.
ace. Price 81 cents, or - ceus per do,sA
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OiIYER N InnnrnSo ~ c.., I. nj. -

engagements 10 receive DE- 27ih day oi Aprl, ts'
lny.ices Transparent window -hadesi embracing 4
every knd oi LaDd>cspe., sNl.,, and italian Wool
sriie and plain centres French Scrolls, Nra. in mos
Landscapes, Naregsied Scroll, painted IN brilliant az
manent OIL coors Families. INSTEAD Of spending ne
IN purchasing a second hand orcls a, auctnn, eao
Piled with transparent window >hades, tie 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

gF The Alexandria Gazette says I'VE under.
stand. that a. aeon the Exploring Squadron
(now daily cApected) arrives in this country they
are to proceed up the Potomac 10 Washington,
where lhes crews will be discharged, and the col
lection ~ Driosities sc. on beard the vessels
delivered ia,o the hands OF the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

PrNsIoNs.-There are in Kentucky 962 Rsvo-
lu,onary Pensioners; there are Is who are be-
tween 100 and 100 wears of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

DIsrREssISG.-Thc wife Of Mr.. 7. Browning.
the proprietor of the Lovejoy House, was burned
to death last evening. Mrs. b. ha. for several
year. been afflicted with some peculiar malady,
which produced feeblensss and imbecibty, and last
evening she was left in her room unattended for Il
few moments, when her clothes took FIRE. il is sup
posed from a lighted lamp, and va, not discoy-
cred until the unfortunate woman was SO dread
fully burned as to cause her death within TIRES
hours. Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

" The AMERICAN CIIIzES il the title Of a
new daily paper just started in Albany 1t places
at the head of its columns the name of Henry
CLAY as candidate for the Presidency in 1914. it
i. edited with great vgor and ability
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

MR. CAiHouN.--lt is affirmed, with no hesita-
ton, in the political circles in Washington, thar
Mr. JoHS C..CALHoUS il nor the prominent car
didate of the Loeo-foco party CHATS, OF the lead
ers Of the psry-which j. the same thins-f"r the
rank and file OF tina, part. always follow their lead
ers y and that if his formal snnunciation a. the
candidate depended upon the vote OF the Loco.
Focos in Congress, that vote could be obtained
tomorrow. Ii he is not, finally. taken up, 1t viii
be through the bargain Ssd intrigue Of willy rivals
Alexandria Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

I've uhurfSgWu. Iatt OF boston, IaNWP iffnffh'
city, Is prepared 10 attend To ANY command be- MAJ
Sorrd with IN either oi these departments oi Art
DENERE
leJ lie n No. u yOhn.su eci, ~
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" Capt Ward Of bsrque Condor, from Maya
guen, Or. r. arrived Yesterday, inform. US ,ha,
the shock Of the earthquake on the 9Th of May
wa. felt very severely at Mayaguen-and that the,
had Up to the Both Of MAY, when lie sailed, from
two to three shocks day. The nhabiiant. were
very fearful of shock, similar to that OF the 9Th,
in other places
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

CITB-A nou,e having appeared "a ','i,' ~ ~
calling = NEE ina Il h. Weu.s r ~ ssd 'N' -i-''a
DICKSON, President sud w. \ 'S"N" - 40
R,,n.> D. Secretaries Thu, = ~ efftN Uf ~
. a. oit and srs,fiorIssd NJ 'u'h D. r,'s
-, a., al even neu.bsls at The { tut. Nrs
yuue &c. 1872 Kh'bhN w. "'''' 800"
JNo. T. kLoIs, .ecrci,tie.
- o., Am uo,t on \rsenm
Iiob,rt p,ifi>ou T,.ac II. Horton, Darl h.hh
J.n.,,t 4 Browr VIM 4. Butler, chr VI >no
n .''' % I~,l,. .h,.u, Colder \ 4. Outsksb'
LIN, Wooimsu Row uru'by, rJnhh '" HAN
Js> 4. Hsllrrt, Gordon h""u'' al
And sixty other mvinbrf'"l Lu' w"
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, The Great Con m issiou, n

- II The Great Coasunission, or NJ cs'
Church constituted and charged 10 cohS,y the Oo,f,
World by the Rev. John Harms. ID. d, Pre,nl~ut q y
hunt College, suih0r Of 'MsmmOs. Great Teachn'
with an Essay by WIN. n. Williams. ID. d., Ps,tordA
street Church. New.York-Tbis Dsv Published and s
by DAYTON NEWMAN. cor Fulton and NsssSl
Also, Just recesed-CTOsIh IN Grace from thrs"l
OF Edward. and Jsms. a
The Goi'sn C~a.sr from the writings Of ii1n>
III DysPepsta.-srbrlDg's Restorative 'o'x,<o
Fe broatway. This Cordial relieves Dyspepsia 4
and SICK Heaischr and NeryoUs tfec ,oOs geods
restores strength IN ali Of Debility IL create,
sDd healthy sppsr. gives tone and vigor 10 tb. ~
ten, and Is recommended by several emnsni physc
this city, viz IA
G. g. SeJrisg. Ei7-Desr Sir; Al Your reques IN
examined with care the medicn@s ~ which your 90.
composed and have no hesitation ia aging hat tbc,
the hest class NJ tonic. and n The mann~r pfepsrsef
prove highly beneficial IN Dyspepsia snd mtT
di eases OF general debility. Respectfully your q
r. PRATT, VI ID s'IAicr =,
New.York, March n. i'42. coocur the ,b1~ 4 :,
mendafion of Dr. r. AT. 7 BOYD, - Fo@~
Je4 imSAw az
ID Wigs and scalps.-The largest, ts ..TgRy
and hes; assortment To bs found AT 4 G. ~,
l% Broadway, corner OF Llberty-st, up stars NV ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

DAY PEaFoRSsSoLs- Splendid performances take plac.
th. afternoon the American Museum Never before ere
sueh extraordinary novelties pot forth Tor IS eesA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

II Conoert OF Sacred Muslc I'll be given in the I'll
Wesleyan Chapel in MuIbery.treet, Esar Blocker, This
"wednesday Evening June 18th, quarter
before O'Clock Messrs Thorbecke ana Munsos Professor
OF III. Piano engaged for the occasion The perform
OF Solos Ducts and Cborusses. Professor
Tbobeeke has kindly Consented play Solos on the
Piano Porte. Also by particular request, the Rev Geo
Coles will repeat bis Lecture Music before the Wesley
Choir Adnissse free, and collection to be taken up.
I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

~ Nex,.Vork 0,yceum.-A meeting oi ile =
her. ot iLr I,crunl will be hsid at TIE LNc'u hs'
Roadway on Thursday Evening. ltih INST Al "cie
~, ,, 4 p FoRN>N Re-, SO
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rtnaIn, my deaf 81, yours 'rfv sinc,rrIy
W.FERGU SSO<.

HIGHw.r RoBDrnY.-Yesterday morning. be-
tween and o'clock. Mr. Jacob Amos. of IA
Leonard street, seized by the throat, dragged
into an alley in Orange street, by two men, AID
robbed of variou. articles Of dress hi watch. and
g. in money. Two men, named William Smith
and Franci, Jones, were yesterday arrested who,
being identified by Mr.. Ames, and several Of the
articles found in their possession, were committed
10 prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

ERIE ASD OsTARIo RAILRoAp-A railroad.
connecting Queen'ton and Chippewa, has just gone
into oreration-the first railroad in Canada West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

D1On Saturday morning. June 9Th, Mary Ann
Phelps, wife of Edward Phelps. was walking
acros. the bridge on Pennington river about ore
mile bSlow New Boston, Mass. leading her daush-
ter. little girl about three years Of age, when a
plank very suddenly gaze way and Mrs. Phelps
was precipitated into the stream; and falling On
the rock. in the river. her head wa. bad fractured
and maugled, and her neck broken. 90 as to cause
her instant death. Her little daughter remained
on the bridge uniniured Mrs Phelps was former
Is from Winchendon. Worcester county.
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u At the recent session of the L. :. Circsit
Court at Richmond, there va. important suit
decided, the consideration being negroe. carried
into Mississippi but sold and contracted for in
Louisiana, on the opposite bank OF the river. The
Court decided, that under this state Of facts, the
constitutional prohibition ri Mississippi did not
apply. Judgement Tor plaintiffs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

MR. SrRiCKLASD.-Thi,s accomplished engineer
and architect has been comphmcnted BY being
chosen honorary member Of the Royal Society
of Engineers, body which numbers the beat tai.
ent OF England among IL members. The honor
no doubt very great one, but tits. as usual with
all like honors in England, numbered with an ini,i-
atory fee Of ten guneas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

O \ fellow named David 5. Amy has been ar
from the Methodist Book concern, where lie was
employed as porter. Some 800 VOLUMES were
found in hls Possession.
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Columbia College, 18th Nav, 1919. jgHS
rThe Chenpe.i Cn.h Tailor yet,

II The Che0Pcsf Cnsh Tailor yet
Hustled, Merchant Tailor, No ChsiJsnisq0ar,,1
OF Catherine street, makes Clo,hnr order in thu \
style 10 per cent cheaper than the cheapest Cash III
the city. ~ myti
II Stranger, d. you want BoDIs and Sloes'>i
20 to ScrbserA Co. Great Carharn~ Boot and Sp
ket, - Caiharne II. OF Munroe where yosi
the largr,t and bssi a>orment you ever ssx, ard 81
aeyer bsiore epuaeJ. lust try H. ~
~ Photographic I.ikencsses, by an AZ
DagOrrreoyrr prses, by w. ID. VAN LOAN oss'
Chsmber>-sf. and Broadway IN ny1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
y ResWrsnber the Removal Of the

Camp-Map DIT, Spirits ADD Improved Bonner. /
Faysur iiau, ~ Broadway, opposite \ho's. ~ Prod
duced nearly 50 per cent. g. ". McCRtDl
10
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~ TheeIsgicmI Discm-.ien.-Jt

IheolOgcai Disc ssiOn between Kew VIZ. H"u'pu ~
dist, amt Rev. Mr Ingalls, (rnser,slist, held al >0dt
L. J. In January, 1872 Price ~ cents
Also large variety Oi I 'niyer.alis Book, Psmp
Ac. nj the ny.r>ali,t Book E.,ab lslnneni NJ $50
street. between Nas au and BrDadsay. IN a.