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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

would have found better rarke, Z the wind hsi not
beer Ea.srly How heartily the setrers up OF GUNNER
smuseneuts uGr pray for bright 'nss and riio ~
ro-phere
- ca.e II ra.c.nv rowiyisn-a far sample
Of what New York i. literally infested Wits
the Commercial Of last evening
Last nigh, between eleven and WE'VE ne vas pa'',n-
I'd Broadway IN an Aruirv-.-esr omnibus when tue dr
stopped 70 ,ake Up gentleman and lsay, Nno -
pieret the fgll number Of Dss-enssrs- - 49, -
however iuruuac on the step and demanded adm
-hev were irf-rnei tina, tie vehicle was ALREADY iul
when one Of them doubling Ei- nsi and ilHie--i- i,
gentleman who had .asi entered ApRlen 'o IN -
0pp-ohrou- epihe,. and threats Inc mi -ntl- W
pushed ~ The step and me driver prpcr'lel uAi iN'
Two mon rrr.uea and frequently overlook me sta-.
while stopping win renewal n tneir sDl-e ~ 'l'
corner II Any street. some ladies' 20, oe- - -
femsn whose lre-s -esem1ed that oi ne it-t ep--
and the gentleman vas immediately STUCK down IN
.eu-lean and adv Who at entered the omnibus aso
got out and were imneia;ey cEAsed 10y me 10 me-
who had pursued the stage our informant i'-o~''+
but osi s-h II them in the cro-- stfe'- Al 'h- l
and the neirhborhood of a watch-horse continued
CRY "a. kept no Of Wach-wsich. 1G, no watch maze
| hi- appearance
Il : really TOO ron.trous that such scenes should of
enacted in the great horoughisre Of The City and IN ne
most respectable quarters.
- Ole Bull j. in Boston. He gives Concert
al the Me.odeon tomorrow evening.
y CONCERT OF SACRED Music vii be
given ihi. evening under the direction Of Mr. John
Bennett. by the Choir Il the Eleventh Presbyterian
Church At the Church corner Of Avenue and Fourth
| street.
- Oiiiccr Siokeley came on from Philadelphia
ssi night having IN custody Th0- Conway alas Con
we're .ho stands charged with robhng clerk Of Me-sr-
NesInih Of this city ~ 5000 three years since
shortly after the oHencr va committed Conway Wa
tried IN Phafe pha for another affair and adiud-ed 20
'hc state Prison there Having been recently liberated,
o. vi. probably have answer for The other job,
ry~.r.nr f.4y,--a
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- Larlns 4. C0nis,0cs deserves notice from DR.
FsI Goura1d which he -hsl certainly receive 70
morrow. discerning public, fortunately, know ~hs'
estimate 10 pu, On C0rsi0cks 5Ourshes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

u Get pr,nler pa ga couts : an idon ne irleis
n which cannot be disputed. Ir = eNemplred ~ H.
Ethiopian Opera Company. who have opened al Pglmos
Theatre 10 Clan1.r--fr,et They have commenced VIII
one Of he richest Burrsqlr- produced IN s coun-
rry entitled Blscs Dabo.or which has completely e-isb
I'D rn.--r r-r--taf-nr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

BONNER, METHOD or M,KISG MANrRE.-We
invite the attention of an Interested IN Agriculture
10 Mr. Bommers advertisement in this paper. For the
special value Of hi. Method refer 20 the advertise
mcnt itself and 70 the certificates Of the eminent men to
whom Mr. H. refers, but we have not n doubt thai every
farmer can vastly Increase the produci Of his farm by
studying and following the general principles which
Bommers Method /. based. Fertiizins substances are
almost every where present and abundant what the
farmer needs i Industry to procure and Science 20 com
bine and apply them. Tie may need and Use proftab
Lime Plaster soda sc SC. but he needs these IN small
quantities combine and evolve the iertzns properties
Of bic convenient and chesp Msnures not TO supersede
them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

DrrIIsrs. LOOK orr The Governor OF Del
aware has issued a proclamation in which he ear
nesiy enjons upon al Magistrates, Con-iaDle' ana Con
seryaiors OF the Peace 10 the most increasing 'iS
lance in arre.tins those who inirude within the limits OF
that STATE tor the purpose Of fighting due- Their aider'
abetiors and confederate end IA bringing them 10 JUS
cc tie declares hi purpose 10 pursue and ofine
within the criminal Jurisdiction of the State all such o.
Tenders wherever they may be- found that they may un'
dergo the punishment due o. 80 fragrant q violation OF
the alw- Vi; God and man.
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IoNESs ORIGINAL POEMs-Nn. |.

~ D,LLEY's (orignsi and genu.nel PAis EXTRACTOR
Sod a Il CORTLAND H. ~ HALF PRICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20


I Am grateful for the morning wind that fans my eyer'a
brow.
am grateful Cor the morning sun that shines 20 gorou.
am grateful for my life my health my uame, my FORM my
grucei
But grateful am for all these pimple- ON my face
am grateful the inventor ~ the famous Jones Soap
That cleared my an OF tan AMI boich, and hled my ey,
with hope;
That feared my OF freckes made my hand. ami arm
hae snow
And also for my hair ngeni, that forced nay hair grow
am grateful, yes indeed ana, Tor by using these Is,
HluZ-.
Ny kin bite my hair made black a. raven. wing.
Aud VIII siill b. grateful ye-, - long ~ do i've
To Jones Italian Chemical soap, and Hair Restorative
Reader honestly AMI sincerely though We thus puff an,
pOeuze Jones Chemical soap, and Jones Hair Restorative.
We can conscienuOusy assure you the hundreds wh
have used em That for the purposes required, ,y are 3D.
most excellent u-enl and beauifu Thing. ever made Tn
soap imnd for Jones. Soap viii pimple irecAe,
sal rheum -curyy, or any eruption or dlsh.ufemeu d
make dars sunbuui short time clear Nlie. far b,au
tfl.. aud free from spot or t.emsh
Tie Jones' Hair Restorative l. well known 10 be the b'-
thing made, Tor thou g Il maAes har however harsh
dry may be-. and silky forces halr grow, stop
falling Of. tl- -clrf daudnd. and keeys "
der thrice long other article. Boh -0d only
ic IN te American Eagle - Ciahrrn street and 81
Broadway Ne~iOr6i s5 rultOn--ffeei. Brooklyn stat
street, Boston Ledger BlIa-ng- Pmaaa ieiS 1eod
Ps0.EssOR BARRYs TRicoPHFR0cs-A &. Barrv'- II
9ophrrous working almost miraculous dst
pa--- iia Dee does not receive lie heartfelt acsnOw ledge
meu- Of those VINO have had their hair restored by his
unable compound Ne viii i0rfel. bis reputation f p doe
the hair that hiss fallen Of through prerna'ur
decay prevent from becoming grey, .cf1a sn
tandrir, and give g a truly beautiful APPEARANCE
sod by A. X. SANDS co ~ Broadway and - Fulton
street John MeaAin. 81 Broadway; : Manson 2i -prn
street Dr. Lindsay 3 SIKH Van voorhees,. ~
Hudson street James W. smith, corner Fulton and Cran
berry streets Bro0syn and ny u proprietor, l. {. Barry
.r- lair, IN Broadway samuel Reed. corner Gay an
Saratoga streets Baltimore b. T. Reegs- II Brau.e square
Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20
Things in Baltimore.
Correspondence Of The New-forS inounc.
R.rrrwoay June l. :

Co--,<uondsrrf OF Int NeN-iofA itiuHH'
B.Irrxosy June i. i-iS
IN ,h.r : D;..-;-, Court Yesterday. the trial OF
CAPT, Pendlerou Of the hr. Manchester. charged win
having st,d on; his vcsse sni proceeded % me coas'
Africa for the purpose OF engaging IN the Slave uh
brought 70 = conclusion. The evidence Wa 49,.
and irresistible % h- guilt, and consequently N'.
d; guilty rendered 1y the Jury s'fcr shr' ao-'0
He hs. not ~, been sentenced bs, The penalty Tor sA'N
an offence = me snt imprisonment
The Snrress which hss attended The operation oi
The stamp AcL which .ey.es TAX On a. pro'nlssosl
rnres hin- OF exchange. cr-cial bonds &c as uoh'
-,,rb IA clear away the cloud Of animosiiy which Wa
-.i.eS a-sn-+ - from present indications 70 VII nos
Weld iess than St1Unu The state Treasury whist -
operation comparatively hi'e et ne prospect thcT'
re Of - bsin. 50 great hep % Che ne InnS 81 me
.-..s, of the state has crushed ai oppo-n.n 81 ihe
measure and doubt not but thar tbs and other ae''
-. recommended hy Coy Pratt and adopted by " his
Legislature. Wi. eve 70 oar present >taie I'm
~ honor ~ rrsstahi-hing Old MARY and n 'r M r.
-rr line 80 noby formed by the nig STATES 81 ta'
T-.,, Mary and - believe. the only Nhi- 1i''c ID
,b MON thar has IN the slightest degree even "nNed OK
-rpudst.on and Wal. pnde Is Al -isNe 90 i' r''ieiiiP
tn, N,.u.ti, Teesaph between this city and
,vssbir,ton which hs. been under the control ~ me
po.rria.tsr General for about TWO monih- ana p''"
used bv our cuzens az charge oi one o..H "a 'N'"
s~ each magnetic character transmitted iof ua-h :
order. sc has far eNcccdcd All eNpccisnon> uy i,'r
,,o,nt nj revenue Il Ia. thus yieded Orders os suN'
Sc are transmitted every hour srd '1ppHc1 .! 1e ..
rain Of csrs Il saving u time snd 81 money a.,
through the mean. of the accommodation mus ano,usV
When the line % this city extended io Fh'.sN' "H'
and Ncw-Yors of course The amount OF oe-ih,s, uO''
nm tho Washington line Wi, be- ten times what . no" H.
m connection With the business oi those cfcs.
\ letter was received IN this city yesterday from
Cant Royce of the schooner sarah OF and Tor haimofe
from = Nucens stating that bis vessel vas WftNru On
Tho coast on ulc south 0i Capc Henry, ana VI" proc
,t., be- . total loss with the exception ~ me cargo,
which Will be- saved The crew and passengers were att
saved among the iafff of whom wefe Mr. - hsri.n-'
ION and son NJ NewlorS lie reports leaving Al :. M
.sr.. th, hris Energy from savannah. 'or New orN
loading and the br- Henry Buck Wood-ide 'r Ne"
". within. frlL.LI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

IT. NOricE-A RFNrDY fog pfAFNEss.--ihr .lcres'
which has followed fre use 1i DR. NcNAik> Atoi >Ilt
OIL iu curing deafness is truly ASTONISHING We can pro
nounce o. sure rrlef f1r all psl blxIn. noises. cnnt.n
ue.i sounds Nc which huf symptom. of approaching
DEAFNESS Instances are day coming 10 our know e'
Of remarkable of Is and IN some cases of = YEAR
standing hv fhr u., of this wonderful OIL.
CNIi0N-Bev,a of base and dangerous commercials o
h. Oh The genuine j. sold 0StS a. No p Courand.s-
by Dr. Field corner OF 81 Avenue and otsreet IN Brook
Ivrt kulfon--f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

Foor RAcr-A Foot Race, in which there were
"A competitors for purse OF 500 came OF on the Cam
bridge Mass trottng course Tuesday, IN the pre-
scnce ofsn immense number Of spectators John Glider
sleeve OF NcwYorA took the prize, running 40 miles II
5sm lgs Michael Cavensueh Of Connecticut came 10
second taking purse of 500 and c. Desmond Of bo'
ton came in third taking prize Of 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

- Hon. kILLi,S n. Vas RfSssEtAfR died
at hi. residence in Albany Wednesday morning asi
aged - H. was Member OF Congress for ten years
from the Albany District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

FROM TAYPICO.-The Mexican schooner Jua.
Quina arrived here yesterday from Tampco which port
she left the = INST We learn, -ays The Courier %
Yesterday evening. from gentleman Dho came ps-scr
ger DO the Juaqus hct dates Of no 2-t ut frod me
ciiy of Mexico reached Tampico about the Jrh % May,
and that an act had passed the Mxican Congress giving
santa Ana the choice OF leaving the country tor life, and
confscatng hs properly FOR Congress 70 proceed
against him thought h. would prefer leaving the
country.
II also said that Canslzo and a.. u santa Ana-
ministers would be banished ter xix year. Every thing
Wa ouiei-;hcrc Was little 10 talk Of war.
There were were vessels ~ Ismpico tor this port
when the Juaquina sailed and there would probably ne
no communication between Tampico and this pom ior
some time r. . Crescent City. June H.
We learn that a commercial house in this city r.
ccved hv this arrival letter which announces that santa
Ana ma been condemned leave Mexico forever and
that he would leave Vera Cruz tor England IN the packet
Of the lsf OF june.
u has been proposed IN Congress 20 adopt new tari
which cxpectd t. 1c published A. the law Of
the land The design 20 fy th' rate ~ import be-
tween those IA force and The rates Of -
The Mexican Government was IA hopes of settling me
Texas question amcaby The belief was current IN the
capiia that Texas would agree TO the terms OF Ieoogni
ton proposed.
ON III, ~ nit q conduc's arrived AZ Iampico with
a. 10000 nearly the whole OF which shipped in the
British West india NAL Line steamer Midway.
Business dul. ia Tampco owing 70 tue absence OF
British goods IN the market y o. TIC. June H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

~ To RHEUMATIC sUFFssEs>-Who VIII suaer rnru-
masm M any form contracted cords and muscles " men
-hee l. no-itve remedy This remedy called the Nerve
and Bone Eminent. anu the Indian Vegetable EiNir ami
hal. cr hundreds. 90 Of whom personal reference Is
made and We do not pity any who Niil sufer with ie
,ve complaints. because. they ane - pre- i-ed that The,
viii not use OF article notwithstanding VIII cost them
nothing unless cures ~ fh- article and be- cured. or gO
lot and .uaer. you please. sod only Al Il Court
land-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

~ CoMsrocA's EXTRACT o. >,gssP,sittA-tv'ry
h should Use Comsiock- Extract al >arsapaa tor pm
rfrs h, blood and cleansing The system To te spnne
fhe wear Thu. extract the best and cheapest ever pre-
pared. Price - for ~ bottles. same prcr A. oller- cag
- for saving of>t Sold a. u Courltnd-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

ABDrcTIoN.-An important case was decided IN
th. Municipal Court on Monday. the first OF the
Kind which has occurred under the late abduction law Of
our Legislature man by the name of Daniel Mccain
bridge was arraincd for ahductns from her nome ana
-educing a young woman named Cathsrine DOnelan-
He was convicted upon fSo indictments The parties
are both lri-h-the about 90 years old The Tr l.
quite young-apparcnty not over sixteen. End Wa ihe
principal witness against McCambridsc The case was
fully made ont and the defendant viii have an opporn-
nifty. probably OF making acquaintance with the keep
,r. II Tho s,a,e Prison Bo-t. Times.
Sickness AID DEATH At ArHENs-A letter from
Athens Ga under date OF the 10th. says" Our town
and county have been very much afflicted TINS season
We buried Mr.. Daniel Grant Monday, and Col Frank
Hardernan Of Oge,horpe Yesterday Many children
have died IN Athens this and many more are SICK
our county almost burnt up Wehave had no RAN 10
We, the earth thoroughly since March Our prospect
for crop almost blasted
.-Ess The friends of Bishop d. LAScEi viii be
grafed to earn that he j. gradually on the gain ana
ma so Tar reeaned nis health 10 n TO attend 10 ms
correspondence l"ehr'a Noui'e'
- julius CLARKE. Esq formerly Editor OF
the Lexington (hyJ ln,elisenccr died al NiddeoDrs'
Vt the 9TH inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

~ Have Won Reaches Bed Bug. IN your houses
sure exermnsor of these uoNious vern may be- bad az i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

The influence OF low fares between Albany ami 5.
TON yia Ncw.Nork Is seen ia = small iahns ~ eta
ps-ssn ser sni ire-ht.ng business
The receipts and cuisines, for the second week "a
June of the Reading Road for the last three yesistos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS


THURSDAY VI
The Stock market was firm To- day with med,
rate degree Of activity The transaction. 81 the ,eo.
board 10 Reading weFc large Al improving pgcc.
In Exchanges there j. very little doing and pr,o.
arr a. before quoted
We hear II stated that plan has been bO,aehei
Ia las rails on the path Of New Haven and N5-hsp
tom Canal and thus form railroad communication he
tween those two places. We presume the bushes. 4
the Canal has been found 10 exceed T. cap.cgy and
road j. needed 70 accommodate the surplus. The 10.
motives are 60 be- used in towing the boats IS WI
train. and il is supposed that large amount Of cgs
ingvin accrue from carrying hay on the towpa;A
market.
The Receipts OF the Harlem rosd promise to RAJ
s20noo this month They have IN the FIRE, sixteen d,
exceeded by $500 the receipt. of the same tine y
wear.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-03
YUNO THE pUnL,C. JULIE

lFUNU THE PUBLIC. JULES HADEi. H.,
- 'eaVe To inform the public generally not TO , ~
Jo""a hS pTepSTattons ndh al the nonrupa, Of N
aag, AZ many pufs in newspaper advertising art, .
which bear false and fictitious names and in "a ~.
cases decorate themselves Doctors, or Chemi H.
the words. "
MY NYMPH OR INDICATED SOAP, ANb
EAC DIVINE DE VENUS 10 render the skin soft
and fair. ~
perfous hair from the face
My EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
CERTAIN preventative flOm Badness
My VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE E,r No,
Stdnt0neously changing Gray Red Hair 10 an eNosr
site fine Black, Brown or Chestnut color.
My CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM which -
hghly approved Ola person can shave with sh4
creates ease and comfort.
NV UNRIVALLED ROSE TOOTH PASTE
which is universally sought after for the whit.
ness 1t gives to the teeth without the slightest injury
W}-TO caution the puhic, will suaynnipi In IN,
purchaser that each article possesses the properties
ascrlbe 10 the above, under forfeit of returning The
moneyif it fails. Will these who pirate so much
about the quality of their articles far az this 10
secure the Plbiic against imposition? For sale who&e
sale " retail at JULES HAUEI.,S.
Practical Chemist and PeIfumer, 46 :. THIRD Sy
below Chestnut street. '....
And for sale an Baltimore by the following Agents.
~ NJ Robinson, corner Gay and Saratoga streets:
Boury, $50 Baltimore street; Mortimer & Nov bray
baltimore and Charles streets; Thos. p Harrison, $50
Baltimore 81; F. Hickey * Sons, 2475 Baltimore 81
a. Cr0yean, III Baltimore ST.; Coleman & Rodgers
l73 Baltimore ST.; =. G. Winchester 1865 BaIt,moa.
st; r. Hale, ll2 Baltimore 81 J. NJ. Larolue. Bau
more and Harrison SIS; Jas. p. de Lacour $3.50 Bale
more St; NJ. y. Thompson, Howard and Fnyetts stsc
T. T. Rodgers, Howard 81. below fayette; J w, Bar
~ Co Baltimore and Pearl SITS. ol4-tnthsai3m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-03

THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY,
In a gay parltrre moss grew,
Where near at hand, from streams bright bed,
lovely, broad Icaved lilly threw,
Above the waters its snowy head.
dispute arose between the pair,
(The words ran high, and were bitter as gall,)
For Lilly said red was unseemly to wear,
And Rose said white was no color at all.
gentle maiden heard the dispute,
And chided them both in accents meek;
With sorrow and shame the flowers were mute,
And thenceforth blended on wsman's cheek!
But ever avoid the hectic flash,
And coughs and colds allow no chance;
To insure a cure or prevent an attack,
Use the CANDY-made by HANCE.
Hances Candy is a sovereign remedy for coughs
colds, splitting of blood and hoarsCness Price % cts
per package. For sale by
SETH s. HANCE,
New Drug and Medicine Store, No. lOs Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles and PR It sts OBJ
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-03

G7-T0 THE CITIZENS Of BALTIMORE. The
y LLF0RD B.ARD respectfully informs the citizens
~ Baltimore, and the public generally, that he has
,ow in the press Of Mr.. John Murphy, of Baltimore
street, work of about 800 pages, which will contain
Ms p0etica aud prose writings on moral, Sentimental,
sRtrOtc aud humorous subjects. The author part'c.
iarly appeals 10 the ladies for patronage, at whose
suggestion the w rk has been gotten up. II will con
ain engraved likeness of the author, besides sther
embellishments, and will be handsomely hound in
embossed cloth, at 81 per copy, payable on the deliv
Try of The work,
The author. having reformed his life in too, is de-
IdROus Of getting start in the world that he MAY
| Ter himself useful to his fellow men
few copies will he houad in very superior style,
or Chr .tmas and New Years presents, at ST. 50 and
I've SO per volume,
Those who would encourage native author in
veil doing, will please leave their names at the office
I,fthe Baltimore Clipper, stating the price at viii h
hey subscribe. ni6
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w A N r S h..
HOUSES IV.NTED M.

sAsiissA,s HOUSES WANTED. The advertiser
TWn1 wishes to purchafe two or three small and
EW,,H comfortable BRICK HOUSES, with moder-
HsAi.A ate ground rents located within five or ten
minutes walk Of Mount Glare Depot-pnce not to ex
coed $500 each. Persons having such TO dispose OF
viii please call or leave tnen address at l24 N. High
street., next 10 cay nj diff
~ ANTED. number of active MEN, to ira
w vel as AGENTS for the sale of new and pop
uar Publications in the Eastern, Western, Southern
and Middle States and the Canadas. Each man will
be insured S'OO per per year, in writing, and
oeve his expenses, with an opportunity of clearing
8 900 per year and mere, if active. Each man viii
have his own district II will he necessary for them
to have at least from s25 to $50 to Obtain good fit
ting ou; no one need apply unless he has that sum- il
being our object to establish good agents and give lhrm
such chance as no one else can offer thRIn Apply
at the ofct of the Unaef States Publishing Com oany
corner Of BALTIMORE and NORTH SITS, (Jarvis'
Buldin2l up staIrS-enlrance No. Jarvis building.
Letters, post paid, will meet with prompt attention.
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