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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24
MARRIED

Al Newark y J. al THURSDAY evening l9-h in.,s., b.
Re, NJ Underwood, Mr.. JOHN Hu NPHREYs. 90,
M 40 i.sFIIZA BALDWIN. Of the former ~.
a. Tn,dila 9Th. John N. porneiy, % csros,.
Noble
Az Buffalo 9TH John Porter. 20 Esther R5yi Il,
Emanuel Burgess. a. Mr. Mary l.. Andn~s su,. .l.v
Powell Mex 70 Coric.is salisbury.
AZ Stursr. Michigan lah. samuel c Kelsey 10 Ar,
Hatch. both 81 H. Roy. y \
AtOsweso. "a Rev Vim. Murphy Il Pa 10 ,i,,,.
Chaplin.
40 Hurley. lister CO ION INST George D phexs ID.
;hi- city. io Harriet Ayrcs 81 Now Brunswick \
Al PHILADELPHIA. lorh Isaac Ford % Cs,hArine we.,
al ui <cw.lurS
AZ Brooklyn l9th Harvey Marvin. Of Coopcrs,osn 3
Elizabeth A. seaman oi BROOKLYN.
~ Albany 18Th Robert H. Gray, O. Amelia rsylo,
both az New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

Tas YEAR,, MssriSG ~ FRlrsDs.--The d:f
hcuics whrh hare existed In this society during N,
asst year have ~ asi led "a open rupture par 4
tho vearv meeting comprising shout 10 member. -
both sexes who arr js-znsfci the " ibor,r pa,
uet u H. Oh uie.iinS house Nondsy morning al
after Organizing themselves by The esoce OF c.erks NJ
cssded ~ demand fhs books AMI paper. Of the GA t
Which beng refused thev Al burned % meet n u. o..
street mcrtns hou.s where they have continued IN -
their recfing- daily during the week The ma or,rx =
The SOC ciy meet n their ususl place.
Newport n l. Nefe.-~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24
MARINE JOURNAL.


ship Adirondack. >hpey. nom Liverpool lFh May
with nldxe and passengers. io & ! lrlno'e
shin Venice. Salter from fiavfe 9Th May. N insi
ht g. Ion a. exchanged signals with ship Shendag
hence for Liverpool Oh Sable Island saw steam .hp
Great Western hence for Liverpool
Packet ship Europe. furbcr nom Liverpool 10
MAY with nige 10 { n Marshal 4 Go. 18th Nsy lac
3D. Ion ~ h. spoke n NJ steam ship Ncsusia' wo no
company iDr days -ih mt. nt ~ "a, lon - .Po0
Bremen brig Ncsper from Bremen Tor Work In Do
81 spoke ship Plato for Philadelphia
-hp kalamazoo McCunHl. I'm Liverpool, liih Nay
mdl t0 D i 4 kingssnd 2-ih Bartholomew Role dici
ol small pox
bremen ship Nder lIohorst, from Bremen hh Mar
with mdxe. 10 L. Paycnstndt.
Bark Nica,ra ~ days from Black River. Jam VIE
lO-WuOd. fO master loit hrg- VIM Price, Mason ffoH
New York just arrived Br brig Virginia for ilaAfn
soon
Hamburg bark Franklin. slccboon, i6 days ira
Hamburg with mdzc' % Schmidt 4 Balance
Hamburg bark Now York Boye - IL I'm Bremen nd
fo Dcs Arts a tau-er-lO- -fecrage passengers.
Ur bark Perseverance. Bennett. g. rs from Belfast
ballast a. " \ o. T 1ap-coff 81 inst nt ~ - loo q
-pose Br bark Charlotte, from - Johns, NIB bousds
Hull
Brig Iunius Of Boston Cooper - d, I'm Marseiia
mdk to Draper Deyiin.
Sehr Mary Ann. Chadwick . days from SNansoor0 J
G. with naval stores. to Dep'y-ter Co
-ohr pompino Dyer. IL d- nm Mobile cotton Sc .
Center e.. lith INST Ian q long - SO, spoke bf,
Adair fm Baiize bound 20 Liverpool l9th, LAT 81 long
20 3D. brig Eastern Star n Philadelphia, for - jago ~
o Cope May, brig Jane in Philadelphia for foriiand-
passengers.
schr Planet from Philadelphia. with coal. for Ne"
port
-chr Eliza Mc-erolc Salsn, , d. from New Bedford
schr New Jersey, from Philadelphia, with coal
BELOW
4 chip and brig unknown. Wind T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

"a The scores Of windows the baiconies and pa4u'
trade on the top Of the American Museum VII anoru
one Of the finest views Of The grand Funeral Procession
to-day Of any place in the City and Their capacity 10 .e
cornmodaie the thousands ladies' children and gentle
men mo vii desire such privilege without beng eA
3o.ed % the otns and osting Of the streets arr 'oo
wei known % need any farther notice irom u suree
II u say that all 20 viii be sure Of being aeeommo
dated. The SewZesland Chief viii be visible a. al
hours and in the afternoon at D O'Clock. and IA 'he
evening 81 :, splendid performances take place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24
Court talsndar.

The Courts WI D. closed today account q the ~
ccs.ion The following b. the Calendar tor edif'ua!
SUPERIOR CoUKr-Nos. ~, - luv, lu. ~ - - - "
~ - g. g. 4 i0l loi o., ..
CoNwox PLgAs-Nos 81 Il. - : -, -. ~ - ~ 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

~r.rrAaY. AIABAsrEz ORNAnESTs. FANCY ARricLE'
Ac-~i.ror yrro WINS Grand Collection Of Marble ana
A.sba.ter Ornaments Lamps Chandeliers, s. i u D.
exhibited THIS Erening the Coliseum No 40 Broad
way. and we would parculy invite the Cosno'c'nt IN
the fne ari, % cal ia and view the rare specimens DO
has exhibited an u which have been sculpiured - the
fret artist. in Italy The beautiful Vases, Bu''s and his-
toresl subject. are peculiarly worthy Of adiraiion-
They are tasefly arranged thai connolsseufs and
others can see precisely what they are With regard 10
the material and the artistical execution.
We understand The whole 70 srod Al Auction 10
morrow Wednesday afternoon by Jacob :. flsii @ueh
rare opportunity seldom o1ers oF per-ons de-fou- Of
encouraging the me ars procure ornameni-' ana We
anticipate large ard fashionable number Of ladies' VII
be- present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24
poIyss IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

corKr roR rRx CORRECTION OF ERRoEs-a. s 4
Trr-rsurc s. Co ". TIE CIV o. Ner-f 1TS-N -
Ger having concluded yesterday Hon Daniel "eo-lei
commenced his ar-umeni on behalf oi panii's coAeio
~, ~, ,he civ /. liable SC iarre number 0t spccta
-o-s vrere present He VIII resume h. argument -
morrow forenoon.
crRrrrr CorRr-Dr. Brockoay Futon FrTy Co.
Action 70 recover damages for a.ed-el car essl's
on the part offhe Company IN not naFin ne retry ~
r-o.-rv lighted IN consequence OF which me pa.hDN
Tel between the Ferry boat and me bridge anu 10" 81"
e- crushed. Already referred To-
Ovinr 70 Judge Ffmonds being compelled % 20 on ne
Richmond Circuit this tsl has been FOR the tniru tihe
broken Oh II Will be renewed on Monday neNt
SrPEAIoR CouRr-Rsfisi Ugso. BY his aer' frisad "
Prer T. Nun0s-N0uon % recover damages rom w.
Nuros for aledged improper treatment Of the pAnnn
bis apprentice hy fogging him sc. lAreauy feerfed
to- Verdict tor plaintiff. 80 damages and costs
Marine CoURr- Wciael Draoiy ". John Cn-roa-
TINS another u the actions brought by passenger, OF
The .hip Nerscy (Which stranded. asst month. on me
Jersey shore but was .o oA) for various causes bur
th Inc exception Of one Of assault and battery ilr
which a small verdict was gwen tor me planiiH IN r
suit the vercts have been IN favor Of ne captain lhe
present action i Tor assault ana battery I'D ine cap
having struck uauf-one If the -teera-s pass Myers
.r o- i've times with rope II appeared that there
were 10 passengers board and ciihcu'y continually
occurred among the passengers Tor prrcelthc' ~ '
ho ers in which cock their vctuas ana IL wa, 'Hi
b witness II IL had not been for the nfcrposon ~
-f a,sn the weak would have been daily empowered
bv the strong There were three girls on board IN pay
,iuar who mad no male relatives % struggle 10Y mem
and they frequently went crying 10 me captain int4 r.
.ns denied their the o1rrs and tnei POTATOES ne
,nr some,ies taken from them Verdict for defendant
TpF PRoCrs,loN q meeting ot the Bar yes
tcrisv Chief Justice Jones presiding resolutions Were
adopted IN favor Of the members Of me haI ana c u
dietary attending the procession IN body and wear
Grape on the arm 81 days They are to be escorted o
/ the City Guard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN me .lip Kriarasoo from LiruPooi-wm " Rs
seil-3i- in the ~tocrcec.
IN fis KIP Europe from fir0pooi-Wm Keenan, Of
piftshurch-1i0 steeragc.
fp fhs br, PrssrUdaoe from Bslfssi--Nrs NNins I'd
daughter. Messrs uewcs = Isnady
~ fte krrt Mcifd from Mact Riro--John basSr
Esq of Ohio. NJ puchols lsiy sud child
~ me bark fr1nkiia. from Ham5srg-Mr Tilensgr rs
family Mr. fo-t and sister Madam Peters aud sonS Ms
Na.e NJ Herschfeiit M lomer and wli,-lo2 s,ecrae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

FIRE AT GEoRGErowS, :. C.-DksrRUcrIoN OF
A RICK MuI-By the steamer Arson. Captain White
arrived evening from Georgetown We earn tnai
FIRE occurred al that place about 10 O'Clock on Wedne-
day eyene last in the Rice Mil owned by b Ming NJ
Commander snd J. II. Christian. EsGrs. The buldinss
consisting OF mill barn and some store rooms. with
about 5000 bushels Rough Rice. were entirely con
sumed The IRE was FIRST discovered issuing from the
engine room lChAriestou Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

Harmless ENrLosio>-Thc Fourier Associa
ion at Bates Mills Ontario County which organized
about year ago has exploded No lives lost No
blame attached % the Captain or hands The Associs
ION called the Ontario Union. IL was formed un.
Yer the most catering auspices The Brethren Of the
Phssnx adopted this Wild system OF Social economy and
perfect equality the fall belief that It's practical work
nss would meet their most sangune hopes and prove 70
al mankind that the present organization of Civilized
society is essentially wrong. The experiment has been
ried one year Il hiss failed utterly The Union l.
dissolved and the Brethren vii sneak back into the
old track ashamed il may be. but surely wiser men
than they We're before The lesson Is a hard one
one which we trust few will be compelled 10 learn.
Albany Citizen.
~ The Citizen would doubtless be glad if al
the explosions il is called TO chronicle were to
prove as harmless as this off Fourier Association
---" no lives los, no blame 10 any body nobody
swindled IFS Fourier Association is 50 harm
less even in lis explosion, what might we not
hope from lis success Aud that success is now
being wrought out, although i'll informed i'll provided
incompctcn, experimen,ers will doubtless bring
about many such explosions as this Of the
Ontario Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

- We understand that Baron Won der >,rai.n
Firsi secretary 20 the Belgian Legation IN me az,
--sfe- hs. received orders 70 leave Tor i.io Is y
~ p p.a 'Ns;. Intel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24
TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE-The Nubian Slave Letter from IN
diana spirit OF Punch Miscellaneous Items.
FOURTH PAGE-Commercial and Money Matters Ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

.sgrd rne yeS u The Funeral Procession to-day. Il
passes down Broadway and INTO The Par eng directly
opposite lie City Hall where tbe Address Ceremonies
are 10 he performed and IN addition 10 This interesting
emory performances lake place IN the sernoon and eve
r.ng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

- Tie Ethiopian Open Company Al Palm0- nave beer
--nsrsNbv successful We attribute 4 cery 20 heir per
forrnanres being fire. from the vlgsry "iach J. 100 CON
mon in Negro entertainments. They Play Operas 10
r- ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

STEALING SrAsLE Boys-Mr Kirkmsn. the owner q,
Peytons publishes card from Baltimore expressing HI.
Of the scntemanly courtesy and ehivalrous i'm
pSrtsry with which he treated by the gentlemen OF
the Northern TUT The tipio the North Of IN
allowed pleasure but Tor the thef Of two of his stable
boys slaves by the Philadelphia sboitonis,s
~ The boys have probably undertaken foot
race towards the North Star. The prize in tia,
race is worth struggling for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.

We have no Icuer from philadelphia tins
rn.rrnir~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

SEVERE Han SroRN-The Hennepin lllll Her.
aid states that tremendous storm II wind and hal re-
Gently occurred IN that part OF Illinois II extended over
a space Of - miles square. barn was blown down
which killed man and horse. and house was blown
down which killed woman sud young man In the
prairie was pcIted almost 20 death by hail stones.
Tue BUFFALO TRADF-Mr. Sibiey, agent OF the
American Fur Company = Peters informs ne Galena
Cache that the deficiency of buffalo robes w not arise
49, much from difficulties among the Indians r. from the
tact that the buffalo have ei, their usual quarters on me
sn. and are now congregated in great numbers IN the
North on the head OF me - Peters Nhle tn
sifuiv from the Missouri will be- almost entirely cut on
rnar from the Upper Mississippi viii be unusually ar,e
though not sufficient t0 make up me dif1ciency hi
Shiey denies that the regular traders ON the missouri
are the habit Of supplying he l-dan7 win WHISKY
WHOLESALE ARREsT--The Sheriff Of Adams
COUNTY assisted by the police OF Quincy, lew days
since arrested and lodged IN jail thirteen scoundfe- VINO
composed part Of an extensive horse stealing connina
ION one. fellow who had been arrested disclosed the
had quarters Of the ganea dense thicket on the Ms
sour side Of the Mississippi not far rom quincy me
oHcer- above mentioned assisted By others succeeded
In errering them out and amer hard chase through
.,.arnu- md thcket succeeded IN capturing the radi
,fh Tn r twelve others. Disclosures oi most eten-
ave and formidable organization are sad 20 have been
rade and several officers from Quincy arrived here On
Tusdsy last for the purpose O.; arrestnz some u NE
gentry whose theatre Of operation Is said ~ Do IN n-
emily l''a-ena llAl "a]e''e' ''"i'
rITHy WESTERN CONVENTION OF Presbyteri-
mi. and Congreearonasis assembled N Detroit on Tues
8,v last Rev Mr. H0uen made chairman pro I'm
and Mr. Bascom Of Chicago Secretary pro- 'sr- The
committee for the nomination Of permanent oncefs were
90 report IN the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24
The Big Chinese Letter.


We find in The Union of Saturday the following
China 10 the President Of the United States, which
reached the Department Of State on Friday The
translation was made by Mr. Parker. late Chinese
Secretary Of the Legation, and accompanied the
original The document is a great curiosity. Ii con
sisis OF roll feet inch long by feet II inches
wide. The writing is on field of plain yellow
silk. with margin of silk of the same color. en-
broidered in gold thread The letter Is in two Ian
images Chinese and Manchu Tartar in characters
of large size and in perpendicular columns which
are separated in the middle by the imperial seal
which is composed of Chinese character enclosed IN
carfOuche about inches square. This roll Is en-
closed in a wrapper ofyellow silk yellow being the
imperial color j which again is enclosed IN round
box covered with yellow silk. and closed by two
tas,enngs of Jade stone and finally is enclosed in
an obling square box of rosewood and padded and
lined with yellow silk
The GREAT EmFFROR presents his regards the pEF
sIDENr. and trusts III Is well
the EaPERoR having looked up and received the ma
fest riU OF HEAVEN hold the rens Of over,
and sooihe and irsnquize The Cepiral Fory kfEd'rl
| and the same family.
Early in the sprns the ambassador Of your i6a0rsbs
.afi0H Clisb Cushing having received your sr arrived
from asr NJ my Droriacf Of fat He having ssed
the vast oceans with unspeaksbe toll and fatigue the
ENrERoR not bearing 20 cause HIM further nconvc-
nience BY travelling by land water dispense with
ms coming PeSaS 10 be presented al court specially
appointed V Any of the IMPERIAL HOUSE minister and
extraordinary 10 repair thiiher and al
| him with courtroom. attention.
Moreover they having negotiated and ssfed all things
proper the said minister took the iecr and presented L
| Tor Ny INSPECTION and sincerity and friendship
being IN the highest degree real and the thoughts and
sentiments being with the sincerity and truth
kind al the coi opening and rusing H. my pleasure
| and delight exceedingly profound
All and everything they had settled regarding the ~
~ ifiens oi confacrrs the ENPEgoR further examined
with utmost sincerity, and found they al persgcu-
| Gus and forever worthy Of adherence
| To Klang Choir Hen Nan, Pa CA0E Mas-Po and
>kaa1 Has II alike permitted the citizens OF the JH
TED >as % proceed ana scc0rdln. the articles Of the
| treaty Al their convenience 20 carry commerce
Now bound by perpetual aai'y and concord advantage
Will sccrue 20 the cff.cns Of both rafi0Hs which trust
mus, certainly the President also 10 be extreme
| D well satisfied and delighted.
| Taon hwsng, eth ". ilih m. and I'll d ooh Dec
\ 4. II. l-4i
| Great seal OF the empire in Chi signet Of the :
and Tartar imperial will \
(Sirned) PETER PARhER
Lsie Chinese Secretary 10 the Legation
The N. porls IN the Chinese empire which the Tresy
| opesss . he Commerce OF the I ulie-d >aie--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

NfBIos GARpES-The entertainments for H. Eyen
ins are On a grand scale. Zee the advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

The N. poris the Chinese empire which the Treaty
opens 10 he Commerce OF the l uiirNi >taie--
Accompanying the letter Is communication al
dressed 10 Mr.. Cushing. our late Commissioner TO
China. requesting him to present il to the Presi-
dent &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

SOMETHING NEW And Us1FVt--Hasfinrs 4 Cos Aro-
matte Fui aor- for periuag and purifying tle ar. MIA
te preventive I al c1lfa- lo4s disease. corrective oi
mials removing ef@ctly al4 nmed afely Oh offensive
-n-- co1'1e rooms. cellars. Fallf- DC, us,f 20 .ica
chambers hospitals. courts ~ l-fice ard other crowded
-einbr- "a here Dr. air becomes lDt AID contaminated, 5
L.-e agreeable fragrance and render te Dle-f ar PER
feciy sHe. alI wtlrsCle- IN places -lb -cl y ale,
freely used fey preventive against NAT l--e
They viii be- found falling lrrr-fug De- raVa1rs "a
Ill nal -uan, -Ver. he c0ntagon " smallpox Gc A.
Manufactured anc so.r wh0.ae ard retail hV Hastings
Co ~ Broadway, All cod by l0sl d Doe druggist ihfou g-
giit Ire city. f-pl .2l -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

~ u. T. Y. writes as in great indignation at
the place assigned in the Mourning Procession to
day to the Empire Cinb. being as he says in adj
vance of the Odd Fellows TO whom he belongs.
He thinks We are to wax indignant about the matter,
but he is entirely out of his reckoning We shan I
even quote the old proverb about Those who lie
down with dogs &c. Skin your own game gents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24
IMPROVED GALvANIc RINGS
Without the use of Fluid,
} FOR the 4 mr.. s.f Kheutuat.-tu ~ffn t.s.,.

want n energy, general debility, snd al chrome
Disorders. beHarr n al Clacs- ls- genuine Ga. alc
Rila r,,lnIre- no liquid ID promote IL sci0r.
sold i- very .DH prce oftNu ard ffre- snng- each
Plated with gold. plan sld chased. = - >-oH and $50"
Asenf. wanted throughout he United STATES. 10 vbom 4
liberal discount vii be- made Al on'er- mu-i BE- accDmpa.
MED with ca- addressed 10 Dr. T. -iioa. 80 alton
-Iree- Nry-f ora, care VI y G. hs.loc~ Co
" 3. The Ring. may b. sent by NAL ~ any part of he
United States. ~ .ei9 5teod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

ST JoH~'s COLLEGE, FoRpHaN-The Editor oil
The Tribune will confer favor by permitting the
Editor of the Truth Teller through the medium OF
The Tribune. TO correct an error which occurred IN
he Truth Teller Of last saturday in reference TO the &C
eoraon OF the anniversary OF the opening of 81 John
touesc on Wednesday next. which Is intended to be
2rtrAe instead II public. announced IL Is the EIAi
sa'o" which viii be public, and that will not take place
Until the 18th Of next month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

FN,NcIP ArioN Is TrNs-An interesting letter
i. uublished in the London Morning Chronicle from
"A Gentleman travelling in Northern Africa, which
makes. among other things. the following cncour.
ag'rr and rredtable statements respecting the - o.
,imeufs of the Bev Of Tunis on slavery. In an ia
tergicw with the Bcy the writer says
a. ,bon told The B,y that French writer and deputy
Mons. De- ebert had published book n which he said
haf Tunis was more advanced Ia the work o the eman
cuion or negro slavery than France herself with al her
Id..,ei civilization 3. when hi- II ahne-s. smiling re-
rel. have opened the way have abolished the sale
of slaves and nU .cre ne rort ~ emancipation
-ti.f n sfrrt rsfqaiqs "a my d0miuio4s.
The writer suppo-es it highly probable that the
Bey coniemplatcs some measure % be- Immediately
out IN force for the liberation of all the slaves M his
iominion- He has already abolished the slave
tr,de-eiving this noble justification for the act OF
Justice 10 the oppressed for the glory of mankind
and to distinguish them from the brute creation.
n Y Evangelist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

"a NfgyE tND BoNE LIS NrNF ami Indian vegetable
FNr-A cure for rheumatic affections rhs article b mos
truly named a- psnsfrr- u every nerve and sin'N of f
person using I and has attained equation uft n1 nl
any other article u Rheumatism Tbs eNirfnt}, WIN N'
Indian Nceiab. Elixir internally viii cure fe most severe
ca-e--eNfeud contracted muscles. ami hrn- ic.n- alH
.sn-b.iy 10 limb. long porylrd and useless, s0douy III
(OurfIaut-4f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

DCRENU>, >t'fD ana NIXON, No - Nassau street,
opposite Po-Ocr nas aided. very extensively % he
stock Dry Goods for furnishing STEAMBOAT ,ipr and
HOtr.-. such
Courierpanrs. Quilts
Blanket. 8. 20 ~ linen and cnfou sheetng
Lnez Pillow Cesiug-. Table Linen
Diaper HucsaDuck and rash
Furniture Dlmiiy, Bs-ifck
White and Turkey ~. Curtain Muslns
Dsfna-k and wai-Tet More-ns
By having timely notice furnish Counterpanes
a1y sze with name (woye M VI vessel hots- es4 iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

TxrrRysriyG 70 CArrLsBREEpsRs-A great
,.,x,,-;..i CIR = morrow Of Mr. PRE>rIcf :
entire stock ofimprovcd Short Horn oa''''' me-" A.
bany They are o. be odd without rcs'f" "
last sale Of short Horn. IN England reported 10 W. va
Lsne Express oi The ldih at ,hai paper '''-'' -''
previous 90 the connencsucnt Of me sale ipN7''' ~
80 gentlemen partook of eScriirn 'nncneoi' i''
,isei m the barn adjoining Mr. Cosers House "ti'n
. rastefuuy Decorated with cvcrsrccns and Painn- :
ID. The several animals chat had obtained przes o. me
different exhibitions. Notwithstanding the depression
.,ier which Agriculture 'abcrs. some OF he anina.
realized very high prices. hei'er 10 months old
s.,bei SIS. Ditto same age So. eo" calf months
LA slo5. bull calf DO months old sos sN weeks old
ditto -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

~ Gous,up's IrunS Mgolo,rro soar. -od at u
gnsrfIarI. - Price . cents.