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The ninth article of the Constitution of France

The ninth article of the Constitution of France
is as fullows:--
Every individual born IN France from
foreigner can, in the year which follows the
epoch of his majority. claim the quality of
Frenchman, provided, that in the case of his resi-
dence in France, he declares that his intention is
to fix his residence there; and that in case Of his
residing in foreign country. he should make his
submission 10 fix his residence in France, aud
that he shund establish it there in the course Of
the year, counting from his act Of submission"
The government of France is as liberal to for
eigners as that of any country in Europe, Eng
land excepted, and more liberal in point of cli.
zenship, than even England. 1t is the p"icy of
France 10 preserve the blood, the refure child
born out of France of French parents. becomes
citizen. on application TO the government officers.
but the child of foreigners never become ci
zens of France, unless born on the SOIL Boston
Eagle
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-15

srPThe newspapers, by this mornings mail,
are entirely devoid Of interest
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-15

HE JERSEY CITY OUTRAGE.-The lGnatic
boy noticed in our paper of Friday in prison at
Bergen n. j., and left for days uncared for is
dead A coroner's Jury on Saturday night in
vestigated the and rendered verdict tina t
- the boy Oscars death was caused by sickness
and fits. occasoned by the neglect of the proper
authorites"- which authorities. we are informed
are the Mayor and Alderman of Jersey City,
The case is most painful one, and will demand
farther investigation. We do not think the au-
thorllies of Jersey City can have wilully neglect
ed this fDrorn human being, but somebody is evil
IDENTIFY in fault, and the public will insist on
knowing who that somebody is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
FOOT RACE

an THE BEACON COURSE, FOR 81 ,jOO.-The
~ following purses will be- given for Foot Races ID take
place ON the Beacon, follows.
A Purse Of 500, for a foot of one mile, 80 To the
second In the race 10 take place the 3oth of June.
same day-A purse OF So for the greatest distance walk
M m one hour $50 % he second the race; the walk To be
A fair heel-anu- toe walk.
purse of $500 for foot Of 10 miles. 10 take place
on the oh of Juy Sjo0 the FIRST slo TO the second and
80 the third in the
Fntrance Ia Ia. made ten DAYS before the with the
proprietor or ar r. smiths PARK Row except persons who
are now ont Of the United State. than $40 miles
rom the cfv such persons may enter days before the
race ia all HE above, three more 10 make race.
HURDLE RACE.
purse of 400 will be- given for Hurdle Race, To come
On on Thursday The 81 Of july mile heats four hurdles
each feet high the mile; 500 10 the second go en-
trance H. however any person should enter horse no"
N auada half VIII be charged, the thd horse
10 receive back entrance. provided there four horses
.rar each horse carry 1853 lbs Entrance 10 be- made on
or before the 30ih June
FOOT RACE
Same davA purse Of Sio VIII be given for foot race oi
miles, $500 20 the first >15 10 the second, and IS Ia the
bird IN the race Entrance 20 be made on or before the Goth
June
The Races have been DELAYED few DAYS in conse-
quence the rebuilding the public stand There WI prob
iblv be great number pedestrians present. who VIII com
pete for he prizes there have lately arrived number from
different part Of the world including Jackson the American
Deer George Seward late from England and an Indian Of
The lroQuo tribe from Canada There are also many 9th
herr on the way, including Major Henry >tsnnard,
John Gdersleeve Stephen Mack, the Scotch Bantam, and
several Others.
Should their be either Of the above days, The
races 10 take place the fret fair day thereafter cl7 ts'
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Drp Goods.
NOW Is THE TIME.

livery BODIES INTEREST. that wants TO bus Chez.
Il Dry Goods q New, Fashionable sni desirable s,ye-
nus; 40 70 DISGNAN. BODiNE CO. 81 Grand street
corner or Orchard. They h.ve Just received per
-vAI. ,nf from The I'm oorsrs auf Marnfacur-rs Trt,
Thousand Dollars worth OF >essonable Goods ai they
GOV selling a; prices uneVlsi'e si
sHEETiNGs AND >HIRTINGs OF every .,yle-Fin-
Long 10th Sheetns foro. cents yard Heavy Yard Wide
Brown shvfing or q cents Double Width sheeunss j.
sni ~. Linen >heetngs. &c.
CALlCOES-Ffy thousand Yards Fsn- and Warranted
Fast C0oTs, from 81 cents up the Richest Styles a. ~
FRENCH MUsLINS AND LAwNs-ren case. ju.
opeaei New and Fashionable styles OF bingham Lawn
grchar. Mlsin. Drcanta " skins Ombra Nlsin.. swiss
Nuslu.. striped and Plain Jaconei ani CAm5rc Mus
BAIZORINFS-Five thousand Yards Barorines. New
snf e-ant >y.e. for l. at. and p per yard Deans
Barrr Aa1aca- Pan-ifas. Psr-s keps and other >iyr-
1 summer Goods for Ladies Dresses TOO numerous 20
STLKS-rhev would cal particular attention 70 their
stock II Vide Black and Blue Back Manu-a >Aks from
one Dollar yard up % he Richest SYKES imported, a
widths Plain and striped Csmeon SILKS, Naerei siss
Hat : &; Bingham SIX stripes e. -. s....s
GlNGfAM>-A age ami vel Selected STOCK OF scotch
French. English AMI American Gnghams' IN variety o.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES Of every STYLE and Price al
on hani every Shade and Color o. The best quality OF
k.t Gloves imported. spool Cotton. rape., Pms, Ac
. CO., o.lpss, 49, r,6i cio,b To-
ngs, Dnlls. >hirlings Stripes. &c. &c.
SUMNER SIT EF,-A large stock Of Gambroons, Lin
zen Drills Cotton Drills Striped and Plaid summer Go,i-
Of every description. Drah r Cro'on Coang- Fine Bro
Linens Check Linens and every other style OF summer
Goods. for Boys AMI Mems Ware, AZ great bargains
CLOTHS cas-ineres. saanes vesungs Flannels, Gaaze
>HAWL>-Bro.ha. Cashmere. SIX. Berage Long and
>q1srs Shawl, Of every Kind for Spring snd summer Wear
FRENCH fasSTS-A few cases Of yard wide French
Calcoes warranted asi cs.ors. for one shilling yard one
super French Cacoes iof I'D yard the best I'M
ported.
r Sd B. 4 Co. are constantly receiving fresh sup
plies of Fashionable Goods. every day from auction and
5iher places, which are freely shown ~ ell times
DINGMAN. BODlNE co, One Price Store.
sol tfrani-<f- corner Orcnard--f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
DENTAL SURGERY.

HODGE s. PARMELE, No. II Bond-sireei, New York,
~ and Pennsylvania Avenue Washington. d. & respect
The public and all who require the ADVICE and SAN 81
the EXPERIENCED and PRACTICAL DENTIST, Ia cal
on them, their terms and examine their claims To pub
lie confidence and patronage.
They would particularly call attention 10 Their Patent
method fastening artificial teeth when SCI on god phe
which j. u-ed BIZ themselves alone IN the Cites 81 Ne"
York and Washington The most prominent adFnhases on
this mode fastening The following Il II saves NE pam
,yay attendant upon the removal Of The Of he 'front.'
eefh and makes roots highly useful IN asicnin2 f
artificial teeth Il gives the teeth greater nrnness render
ny Them always much r-s troublesome, or much more use
M as the may be- Ia he process Of nasca'0n thsn tf
common mode 3 II rendersN easy % remove and replace
The teeth which, together with the peculiar simplicity Of ihr
f4senug- enables tie 10 keep them always clean
The great improvement secured by this patent needs but 10
In order be understood and 10 be used " be a
precaed Il las received the appreciation Of some Of ~"
most pushed Dentists IN the country. and universally
commended BY those who have ayaed themselves Of It's A.
vsniages
Hereafter SMITH DoDSE will devote his entire attention
10 the Office a. Bond street. Sew-fOrk, while the junior
partner Will attend 20 the business IN Washington M
DOdge begs leave call attention % tho following recon-
incubation from the Hon sas Wright ate o. me l. D Sch
ate, and now Governor d the saic 81 Nrw- i9fh .,
WAsHISsros D. &. Feb. l5 1873
Dr.. J. Smith Dodge, upon his anna IN washington 10
opeu Al Ofce a. Surgeon Dentist presented Ia me rtefs
rom sesera friends ia Sew-iOrk " the highest resp~cta
bty and standing raining the strongest aud mDsfssV
scier AMI lis superior professional Qualifications These
satisfactory evidences Of The and he DENTIST ln1ucrp
me Al once engage he professional services Of Dr Dodge
for my own family AMI my wife and myself are no" abe
from personal experience % add or o" eqnA4y anoIao'
testimony 10 his favor gentleman and s<lfu D-nts
This testimony thus given By we. IN oo~sliene" ~
he earnest solicitation. u respectable and worthy Trends M
NesYork who have for many fears ekpef-ncrn ne SAL
''S msj asw5mWssis sILAs WRIGHT
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SILK Goops-NEw SPRING STYLES.

DECK. NICHOLSON 4 WRIGHT. NoS i59 Pear sni
o. Beaver-sireet-. New YOrs. would respectfully invite
he attention Of Merchants visiting this city, 10 their
mont OF >k and Fancy Goods comprising part, VIZ
DRESS GOODS.
8areges and Pszorne- printed Jaconets and Sar
stripe Nusins complete assortment OF Muslin De LANES.
al STYLES and prices rich satin striped and embroidered
rar.aan Muslin Dresses. Ctne.eon Brocade and satin
striped silks. SHAWLS.
Broce Cashmere RaTc.e and full assortment Of Came
con- and Damask Six Shawls rich Damass Alpaca and
>iradla >haw.s. and beautiful article together with
black and cold Muslin dc Lame shsws IN great variety
RIBBONS
full assormen, OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Of the
81 and richest styles complete assortment Of Tases
and Satin Ribbons Also a full assortment OF Millinery ir-
iic, LACE>
English ani German Thread Laces and Edgings fd Cap
Laces, large assortment trimming Laces and Lace Edg-
ng-, &c. GLOVES,
consisting OF Kid. the best manufacturer blk and cord SIX
Egyptian and Fei Gloves with large assortment OF Fancy
Nils select assortment OF Fancy HdAfs Linen Cambrc
hdkf.: POngee and Sptalheld Hdsfs together with a
reai variety of Paru Cords GInps and Trimmings,
styles ali Of which will be offered the oert let prtces
lar tfvis=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
THE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS
And Maauettr Fluid.

THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY HAS REtEl''
ed the universal appreciation of the Medical Profession
o Orea, Britain who have pronounced among me most
important OF modern scientific inventions The Patent Gal
yAsfc Rfxcs found 10 al the purposes Tor
which The ordinary gavanc battery electric and magnetic
machines used Da are without any OF ne munro
SHOCKS which always accompany the application by thss
Instruments and IN many other respects are more SAFE ana
certain IA accomplishing the desired object
The Oavan.c kngs have been used with perfect sueee
n all Of Rheumatism, acute or chronci O"ul NC
DolereIx SICK Headache Indigestion, Dyspepsia fits,
Cramp, Paralysis sun joints, General DeDiIiy s-ufafs
Deficiency Of Nervous Energy, and al Nervous
The Oalyanc power which they possess gfaios su CO
slant and the beneficial effects hey produce upon Hs ~
Ten must be Witnessed believed. The OAyane hhs'
are in every way perfectly harmless ard are sod =. g',c
% be within he reach u all CkIsTlEs hADShIi'
FLUID . used IN connection with The Oasane hlzs ~
promote and render certain heir efficient seton, sna =.
iirect the Galvaac influence to Ire particular po''" VIM
affected ....~,. ~ snr,r-
Dr. Cr.su- warns the American public % - NJ.
90, limitations The only Agency IN Se~.I~ - g.,
FULTOSSTREET, few doors from oIos" ~, 90, 80 -, 49,
he secret process by which me metals ae -. 1884,
rendered sensitive and Efficient "a 'H'-'"
v devoid OF any galyanc erect $1,000, ,.s,,.., 1870, =,
" Ia''i'I iel6 lwis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

NEW PATENT FAIL 40 On % SALE
THIS NOVEL MACHINERY TOR ihe manufacture of
cedar. vanished common and fancy painted Pals !
thus brought before Public. Is j. the fret and only
machinery the Kind the city ana l. now for tie nrs
time Invested Of Is secl-on ior ne purpose Oi eing The
our better apprecafe il worth aud novelty The factory
nov m 'li and complete operation All lovers OF clros-
fv Will be- struck with the exceeding simplicity and rapidly
nr of from IS 20 100 per day according 10 quality Of make
and three persons making r same machine a. tie same
rime 30 70 SEQ ia hours Any enierpnsng person
wishing 10 embark in most lucrative AMI safe business
Pals being cash ar,cle hA, row tie rare opportunity II
axes but small investment 70 ensure prort OF 800 per
cent Der suuuu A. vet The factory n- been confined 70
making The common and fancy panied Pals, but any Cedar
Nsnuscurer well knows that Cedar Pals pay ~ times the
profit especially when made OF wihthe rapidly with when
hey car be with this machine.
The factory : open free FOR Inspection TO al, and vii
50 remain the remainder Of the week
Cedar Ware Manufacturers are particularly invited 10
I'VE this factory y thorough INSPECTION
For further particulars enquire al the factory rs Fih
between Avenues { and d. JlS ais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

" the PUBLIC Al tire late Fair OF the American
.r s1ossf'tef received silver medal for speCi-
men V az i ~ Plated LEAD PIPE winch be offers 10
NE eo"S a. ne same prlce Al winch the common Lead PIPE
sold Sesenuhc men have universally agreed that Lead
rFs nseu ioi domestic purposes, only preudcia
but highly dangerous plating with Tin render. them safe
sweet and free from all objection ASIDE from In. rsrno
re undersigned Harrar his Pipes equal to any nanuacar,
uaie beiw Pipes Manufactured by me ana o,ber maui
ac,urers OF common Lead Pipe
uny24 irni.. PORrRr W IOWRyP 93 w.s,.,
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~ Twelfth Ward As.ociatio


7
public 10 the additional evidence Of Rev. James VI. Chalhs
In favor of SchencSs Pumonic Syrup.
MARION, New-Jer-ev, May 9Th, lsfa
Mr. J. II. ScHENcK-Sr. | am Pastor of the Baptist
Church MariOn NewJersey. Some three or four months
SINCE was taken by of the deacOns 10 one OF lie
respected neiehhOrs Mr. Richard l.. Cox then lying 10 al
human appearance Deaths door by Consumption MY DIS
tnc impression that the gentleman would not live one
week To surprise. saw HIM In my congregation lasi
sabbath, healthy looking To-day have been al Es
house. and received from him the assurance, that your
SYRUP was the of saving his life
am respectfully, yours. JAMES NJ. CHALLlSS.
Tie certificate and deposition OF Mr. Cox may be seen in
another psr OF this paper
Please notice that 7. : Beekman OF 10. Courard 81 Is
no longer agent for the sale Of the Genuine SchencAs
Puimonic Syrup.
Tie Genuine Schencks Pumonic Syrup be had the
Projectors Office. No. Courtlandst few doors below
Broadway. lmy.6 lmeods'l J. H. SCHENCk.
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Summer fashions.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

NV SiMiNv HNU % MMbH VOUUS
Nl GEORGE T. GREEN 10 Chatham. street. corner "
Pearl-WLl keep constantly on hand ~ IL and CON.
rLErE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS. BOYS aid GILL
DRFNs CLOTHING, OF ali descriptions, made In In
vosr fAsHro~AsL. srys which h. would respect
fully the attention of those IN want AZ h has
srran gruenis receive CLOTH tonm<rs. |af,ss &C. By
ever, packet and has secured tho s.yices Of ~Npsrsncs
Cutters pledges himself give perfect satisfaction 10 III
who may purchase.
NB.-Gs,nsnfs made order n~ 'Aortsa ~sss ~
utfh Srlf punstaa.ls NIL etf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

Schr Mary Ann. (Of -alom) Sanford, from Hampton
for Ipswich arrived below Portsmouih'l2t inst her
deck load Of bark and lumber having FIRE supposed
from the stove pipe about y miles Of Isle Of Shoals
Aor anchorage the succeeded in the
fire with the loss Of about half the deck load burnt and
thrown overheard Vessel much injured.
Capt Willard Of the schr Wyoming at Boston, reports
that on the 18th inst 60 miles t. Of Cape lsiieras
ships mast and iopmast, painted white the topmasi
bright between the top and cap-no rigging attached
had no. been lOny in the water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
Books.
IN PRESS

CsSAYs on HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEIR porrT.
II ICAL GUARANTEES: By ELrsH. P Hrst,rr
Councillor. Law Of he City Of New YORK In he month OF
july 10 neat Emo volume. IL sewers. chapters discus.
toe following topics
L Tvs DRicf> o. HtyAS RIGHTS;
II Tsr TRrE FUNCTION OF G0vEESwESr.
III Tar Cr~srrTIcS % GovEssNESr:
wv Co~srrrUrIos.L LIMITATIONS sSD PsoHIsfrro<s.
VI Tas ELECTIVE FE,ScaisE;
VII RisHrs EN,SsriSG FRoN rHE SENTIMENTS Axp
AFFECTIONS.
VII THr RIGHTS o. WoNsN.
TX THE RIsHT OF PEoFtRTY sSo iTs MoR.L REL,-
IONS.
Y I~rELLEcrusL PEolERrY.
IT,. work VII ~ printed fair iarge fype and sold q.
re-ai. ~ n rrlf- cuor i-i-D W 1-Wff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
EnuCATION

Dew r. T. HuDDARIs CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERCIAL BOARDING anu DAl sChOOL-rOur-
.r,'l street between University Place and nh Avenue
TIN. sneni, winch has laey been euov 81 from
Housou-sire prepared tor the reception OF an IN
-r.a.. humble, Of Boader- No expense las been spared
10 render n complete vel arranged school Tor boys II
a been built pr--sly for c purpose Intended under te
direction OF one o architects IA tie city, and Mr.
Hudda much satisfaction ID presenting 10 rs trend-
A. The. Public al Institution Iu which every requisite for i-
convenience, and comfort Of his pupils
combined and such the aprrence OF many years IA, slg
yes,ei The situation s. perhaps the mosi eligible w-ch
could have been eecied for the purpose A. regards health
and facility OF access Al the ADVANTAGES OF the best In
.frc,or, and Professors are available HE The benefits OF
rontry residence are gained By the outdoor athletic exerci
SEES which can be en- loved II TIE spacious Playground
Further information course OF study aud other par
1lars 10 parents. may Dc Obtained on application
to Mr.. HldGar a his fcscrucr n ~ sirtrL
B-The number Of Day scholars snf Day Boarcers be-
m limited yhcauries viii be filed a. they occur. There
a, present some, vacancies in tie Day school and several 10
he Boarding. school, both departments being entirely distinct
from each other. ,s,
TERMs-For Boarders $50 per snnum without accom-
d shnent.: Day Boarders 80 per guaI,eri Day seno
= quarter I'LL 'hti- " - sro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

e. liable exhibits the range Of prices for extreme
&c Of the heaviest dealers ia Western Pennsylvania
Ia. Ae bulk Of their 81; years purchases hand and
NJ, smiled Their agents IN the West al below current
-. AZ - Louis active demand for good fleece
,or, Nshed a. p 81. unwashcd : Diets. At Lock.
Ab,., fans, from 25o30cis for very prime 3icts
W. 5000 !os have been sold thus far Az Jackson
ss,I.ll ne receipts in during The week 600 lbs. Tn
q n s'ow ~ from lsc 2Oc Common 10 blood -
res ne Snsliiy has much improved and the quantity
Va. IeIeased IRON last year. AT Louisville ,her1
purrha.ssy demand In Green Co (Ohio) 5000 bs
500 Is "a ,o,s and blood at 26t a27c q ~ and
H.re Al1eo lots al 20. cts. At Columbus, Ohio
age considerable activity In Butler Co. (Ohio)
ssn 49,. have been made In Summit county,
P'ms q Ssea Full blood 80 Thee fousths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
VIM. 7. JENNINGS 4 90.

nRAPERS AND rAlLoRs, Importers Of Fancy Dress
- Articles Nc 81 Broadway, American Ho,el In 70.
ceipi of more than usually extensive assortment u
and Fashionable Goods tor Sprug and summer wear con.
pr-ng black and coOre French and English Cloths Cass
mees and |e-ngs IN great variety rweeis Csshmefssts
&C. which will be- made 10 order al prices which cannot
fail 10 be- Appreciated.
In addition the usual assortment OF Goods kept by ss
trade. have hand several s,yles Ready made
spring Oyecoais frocAs and DOr.sys with great vsnesy
IT Fancy Dress articles. mlN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
FINE WATCHES,

" q sTOSE 1rs,sbl.hsd 1897 Ia constantly adding To
III h. stock The latest styles u LEVER, LEPISE and
PGals WATCHES; CHAINS, KEYS. PENCIL CASES,
TICKETS, SPOONS &c NC. II. o. SIS casb priaepsc Of
Tong and conrnmen, 9Th small gains, explain
he u Inc people getting along rsr when usdin
his Watches and Jewe.ry carefully repaired Oh
Watches. Jewe.ry God and Silver xken In exchange
heir fl value, or bOggti FOR cash.
HUBBARD o. STONE, +0l Broadway,
iei2 s,sw ANkF i.r Corner Waker.street
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iT- The Humnn IInir-Barry's Celebrated


Tricopherous.-A- {. BARRY woud again urge ihose
Who preserve their Hair IN is pristine beauty and
vgor. especially during the summer heat; which a. are
aware has avery bad tendency. prosaing NE nerves ao
blood vessels connected with the roots which must ne'a
by end in destroying the pulp AMI consequently onng on
premature dvcay-O lose time IN procuring nus 'auaoe
Moderated Compound, assuring them that II VIII pre'eni
hair from falling off, restore II where Il mas become
bald and will assureiy STOP II from becoming gray The
rcopherous is an article that A. {. Barry has no hesitation
saying VIII effect all that above stated why then de-
single procuring iins remarkable compound
that has wrought such almost miraculous cures, When
such celebrated men as Doctors Hamilton. Phye, Lsion
and Kelly of Edinburgh recommend Il, little else need De
said favor. lndeei The second named gentleman spent
OF study and research 20 discover IL and 10 Am Is A.
C. Barry indebted Tor the envla5e celebrity ne
fncopherous hs obtained, and 6 II - almost wmn me
reach oeyery being only 30 cents per bottle ne hopes
AL VII avail themselves OF IL OF once. As A. & Barry coz
il the greatest discovery Of modern times ard WISHES
universally known and disseminated. he hereby iendrf,
To the poor gratis, who receive u by calling al lis
establishment, 40 Broadway.
To be lad OF The following accredited agents A h. sands
co, rs Broadway Ci4mberssirsei, and 50 tu-
ousireet. John Meakm. 5l Broadway, between Broome
aud Spring. :. Muuson, al >prnssree; Dr. Lindsay 10
sixth Avenue. between Amiiy and FourtnsTeeis Van
VOORHEES,. f57 Hgdsonreet, James W. snh. corner OF
fulton and Cranberry streets. BTookyni and by Tie Pro
blc.o. A. & BARRY, Ariisl N Hair. 10 Broadway
ftice ~ cents 4 bottle
y. pa L Barry be consulted diseases OF the
hs.r from 10 A NJ. til NJ je7nis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

cOrne. Pine and Nassau sirecis.-The summer styles
HATS comprising the various and latest patterns, read
ard sale Al the establishment corner Pine an
Nassaustiee- The subscriber sOciis inspection OF ID
same by gent emen OF taste and fashion.
my2l Inns BIRD. cor Pine and Nassal-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

100 Railroad subscription s said to be going on
..d the extension to Myr;ck'- is by no means re
usqaished
,,~-..,on the Railroad from Osdensburs 70 Lake
csrpPlsir. ,, c,.-..ln -.
.,ss.ure. 10 secnrc a continuance Of the BALI
80 Ohio Railroad to Petersburg va. or some
~. ,,us,iy eligible point on the Ohio River.
= !. .,a.ed tina, J. +. ID Lanier. Esq has succeed
a. A,,,rrs loan IN New York and Philadelphia on
80 terms. Of $50 900 FOX the Madison and Indiana
p.g,o.d Company The grading and bridging Of the
ale, from Edinburgh 70 Indianapolis have been
"a, contract on favorable terms. The cars IN
Two viii nun 30 miles from Madison The
-. Gar March. April and May were sll.ioO being
,,o.e than was received duriug the same months
- scar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

AUCTION CARPETS.--GEO. +. s. HYATT S3j
n Broadway OF Anihonys has recently received
from Auctions large assortment OF Ingram Carpets ranging
IN price slnss per yard such usually sold
rom 10 smlngs. Also. beautiful assortment of Bus
sell. J ply and Venetian Carpets Oh Cloths Mangs, Stair
Rods Hearth Rugs sc ali OF which for SAFE small pro-
hts for CASH. my.3 2its'