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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21
Things in Baltimore.
Correspondence Of The Ne~-lork Tribune.
BALTIMORE. June %. lsi3.

Correspondence Of The New York Tribune
BALTIMORE June %. lsi3
Yesterday morning the very imposing and effect
ny ceremony o.! confirmation, according 10 thr rites au
principles Of the Catholic Church Was administered ri
me . bv the most Rev Archbishop Ecclc-ton, % Hen
IS NcCurry the convicted murderer OF Paul houN "Ho
t WILL be- remembered was arrested IN ine titl OF Ne"
York the of h- intended departure Tor Liverpool
IN the packet ship Yorkshire The ceremony was Per
formed by the Archbishop. assisted by Rev Mr. Ne
Corkery his spiritual coniessor and was concluded ~
some appropriate and feeling admonuons BY the former
lie expressed himself after the reverend gentleman nae
retired az greatly relieved and very happy, even IN the
prospect OF bis speedy death. this day week ben that
which appointed for his execution Tie i SAID 70 nave
made full confession which no, to oe published nnt
aler his death
4 public meeting i now talked of in this city as
vel a. in Washington 20 express the universal disaf
probation felt IN view the refusal OF he Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company to reduce Their eNh9ruiisn'
charge OF - ~ for passage on tner ROAD rom tl- oy
% Washnston-a distance OF but y miles. fAh2 IT,
ec,ei the offer Of the LEGISLATURE and violated theif
p GIFTED faith 20 the community they may hereafter 'N
aef no one 10 travel on their road who spare the
ffe 10 either avail Themselves Of the stage line or OF
Trip by water board the steamboat Coumnia. me
railroads and lines oftravc connecting with BON Noith
and South also stand prepared 70 join any plan tna may
De proposed 10 crush the monopoly al once Inc sa' o
through tic kes over the stage line Il recomnendcd ana
there i but little doubt that such course VIII De adopt
ed unless the reduction j. speedily made Ihey cannot
thou ght, much longer resist the weight Of pupNc
opinion.
lHr M,aKErs-Thc Stock Market yesterday
Indicated great irInncs- and slight improvement IN
MARYLAND stocks Holders refused 20 sel for less than
- and buyers were unwilling 10 offer more than 81
There continues 10 be- a downward tendency in both
the hour and grain markets. with no disposition 70 op-i
ate City Mills and Howard street s held m - >"
but there T. an evident disposition 10 eel lower there
were any offers The provision market i also dnl with
out any change IN prices.
SHIP NEws.-Arrired yesierday-ship schiller
iron, p,.rn,r. .rhr Amos prdsqN { DAYS from NiOrk
with ice and the schr Comet from Nafauzas.
Ckared-Bng Princess Royal for Bermuda barque
Earnest 3 Gustav. for Bremen
The .chr Comet arrived Yesterday from Matanzas re-
orts having ef ~ that port 20 sail the 18Th inst the
.chr AcsWsn. Lane for New York Passengers Abraham
and VIM Hatfield.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21
A Case in Point-Mr. Engs's.

There are many who speak of the Constitutional
Reforms we have suggested as needless or OF little
moment. especially that OF abolishng all require
nents of residence within the eleciing locality as
qualification for public Office. and the like To such
we say. consider the evils which actually occurred
md the far greater which were threatened when
Dr. Allerton's election Assistant Alderman was
contested on account OF residence; then think of the
recent case of Mr.. 7. w. Engs.
Mr. Engs is the undoubtedly chosen School
Commissioner of the Fourteenth Ward but he has
moved out of tina, Ward and on that ground his
so,c for President Of the Board of Education has
,ccn refused and he virtually turned out of the
Board Yet does any man doubt that Mr.. Encs fairly
and truly represents the legal voters OF the -Four
,ecnth Ward, Would he not have voted in accord
ance with their wishes Nay. was he no, elected
rom the Board mainly because he iroutd have
voted as they wished And if they were satisfied
with him as their representative in the Boord. why
should other Wards turn him out The Ninth
Ward is dissatisfied because il has an extra resident
member, 80 it must deprive the Fourteenth of one
Is this fair play
We do hope another year will see the end OF all
these absurd and mischievous restrictions. II the
People of the Fourteenth Ward see fit to be repre-
sentcd BY resident OF any other il is their business
if he is less under the control of local influences
much the better Let us allow people 10 manage
their own affairs by such agents as they choose, or
not mock them by pretending TO do IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21
APPolNrMENTs sY rHE PREsIDENr-ofi I q

C0nncridi Azenf.
DAVID NAB Of NewJer-sy. - - commercial N-'i'
4, the Island Of = Thomas. IN The West inGe-
Css-1rs- H7fsc C-i1rrs-
RYsAP R,WLs collector AZ ktenion. NortA Aio--,-t
ire Thomas J. Charlton whose commission VII expire
July ~ l-fj. - ..
NURRAY WHsLLoS. Collector 81 the tu-'oni- o.
P-r.sueis.e Pa vice Charles " hel-o whose coiinis
son VI. expire July iorh, l-i3
A1cEE LssR,~cHE Navsl officer ~ New. Orleans IA
vice Martin Durable whose commission WI expire jay
1t. l-ij
Land O-ccs.
AAROv -NrDER Receiver of Public Moneys ~ lacA'
Missouri vice Ralph Guild. whose commission VII eN
rre July IL. las.
AMI l. WHEELEE. Receiver Of Public Moneys AZ " M
in1r Indiana vice Jeremiah Grover whose conln,ian
al. expire July -,h. l-ia
JOHN F. READ Register Of the Land once AZ Jefferson.
Vile Indiana vice James scott whose commission w
expire July is;. l-i5
ALEXANDER J. lSwrN Receiver OF Public Moneys al
Green Bay Wisconsin vice Siocdsrd Judd whose com
mission viii expire july ist. l-iA.
PHILIP + f>GrE Receiver of Public Moneys AZ { raw
,0risv.e Indiana vice John Beard whose COMMISSION
vii expire July IT, l-i5
These appointments says the Union, have been m'at
hy rhe President III vacancies occurnsby the eNpra
ton Of the term o; service Of the present ncumbents
. GFORGT BANCROFT SAYS The Mon. has
consented o. deliver eui0S.gm upon General JACK
son. The request OF The Democratic Association o.
Wa.hfrr-lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

FIRE A fire broke ont Sunday morning, m q
small wooden building south Broad street, owned by
the estate of DR. Lawrence and occupied AZ dwelling
by Mr- England which was together with the ou' build
mp. attached entirely consumed. The wooden dwelling
mouse on the adjoining lot owned and occupied BY Mr-
Thomas LLOYD s-O destroyed. The stables ~ M,
rear OF Mr. Lioyd- house pulled down 70 prevent
-h.. fire from extending and one VI the axcmen. ma
ATTIC bow named Levi More was seriously injured by
part of the building falling him while AZ work There
Wss no insurance on any portion OF the property de-
.troyed-f-ayannah Republican. June 10.
FtRE.-A canal boat lying 10 the upper basin
oaded WIKI lumber took TIRE this morning and babe fair
f,r a time 10 make decided cOnfagrat0n. The boat
ys. showed out INTO the middle Of the basin, when b.
va. discovered that the cook aboard snd would
not Immediately rescued tall prey 10 the devourng 81
ern.nt The craft then promptly hauled ashore and
the cook landed and the IRE put out
Albany Atlas "Wednesday.
FIRE oS THE MOUNTAINS. On Monday. the
DIN INST An extensive IRE ragged the mountain North
n IA, Il spread from piece of iallow ground that wa
burning over IN the West part of stamford Three
ba. from 100 10 go cords Of wood, some little farm
tx and considerable lumber were consumed N STAN.
,ori Proceeding Norihward. il consumed the tavern
and extensive tan works in Searsburg
North Adams Mass Transcript
FIRE At MALoSE-The County poor house ct
Malone Franklin Go. destroyed by fire on Tuesday
la,, Los 5000 One Of the psup.r-, al old woman
~ the name oi Hobbs overlooked IN removing The
inmates and became avict.m 10 the IRE.
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Thing. i'm Philadelphia.
Correspondence cf the Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA June ~

ITfIIN-IfIFTfI N a.-I' 81 ~
The Wilmington Whaling Company have sus
pended future operations and are now returning % the
stockholders per cent Of their capita, on demand
Their ast ship Ia. been purchased by New Bedford
house.
The Philadelphia Cadets returned this afternoon
from View York highly delighted with their visit and
reception
But liiil- done in Stock today, with downward
tendency state Fves fell Oh g closing heavy ~ - -
Wilmington Railroad and Girard Bank shares each de-
ciined Reading Railroad went !.
Frs, B0arf-i Penn Township Loan, - Is do. 90.
=. Do Rcusins-on Bank 54 10 Wilmington Railroad
IL. 80 DO do l. 30 Grard Bank, :. 20 Reading T.
K ~. $500 L : Bank Notes. ~.
second Boar9-slOcOO State IS ~. $1,000 DO, 5t'
75.. 5000 do NV 75i. 5000 DO b5. 7Ji BIS Lehich
81 Mechanics Bank ~ lJ DO do. "a: sloO Tn
cinnl- Bonds ~.
The packe, ship savannah. Capt Turley. arri' ed
this morning from Liverpool with cabin and 2l1 steer
u4--.u-tr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

IL 1T WOULD But Vorr.-A Stree, Cleaning Ma
chine-pronounced by good judges to be simple and
ctfcacous--was placed by the inventor Mr.. Lamb,
at the disposal OF one Of the Native American In
pec,ors in order to test the accuracy OF tina, gentle
mans opinion that il would. if adopted, save one
half the present outlay for that purpose.
The Stree, Cleaner was carefully examined and
pronounced very good excepting only that would not
vote This lsmensbe defect caused il To be set aside
until after Election After Election. there was a
change in the affairs Of men, but in the noncspsc-
~ of Lambs SeetClesner for voting and the appies.
non Of the inventor bring iria is other merits
remains unhoeded. Ii S certainly worth couple OF
hundred dollars to know what this invention can DO in
the way of saving for the city. and fair experiment;
which can De conducted in such manner that not 8
cent need be wasted would not cost more than that
Then why bring the question 10 prompt decision
But If no party council De induced 10 do this vii
somebody be good enough to inven; Street Cleaner
which can vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21
pOIyGs IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

CouKr roR TIE CORRECTION ~ Essoks-A y =
LGrrcsof S %. Is. The cry y var oTs.', 49, e
commenced He VIII resume ihis forenoon si pa. .
Ger WILL follow the SIDE. and Nr. ~ chsi'i 'S''
ciuie on the par Of plaintiffs IN error.
CIRCUIT CoURr- Il iiisaasoa sad Eifs -. RTvg-Ac
tnu Of eectmenf % possession at lots formerly
rt III the estate q Mr. Mary CLARK Inferred 90 yesisr
DAY Verde; for plaintiffs. subject 20 the opinion o. tn'
Court
damage. tor asserted vosron Of patent for ths manu-
.,-,urs of India Rubber >uspcudcr--Nr. tn N ine-'
s,r plaintiff opened the and the Court douri'd-
NJ Day the plaintiff. Is an ingenious mcehahcHi ih''n'
,or OF processes and machinery FOR the purpose 'i ha
f,c-ln- goods OF India Rubber. Tie hs> brought ihAi
t,sss hv NJ industry ~ present advanced -a't a-
,b,u-h p great sacrifice of time and money for tt
r,r-,se Of rriuhursr- himself rum l.s losses NJ Vas
i,red 10 take cur patents Tor some ~ rs in'rni'n'
n ~. srr-cue that 0i manufacturing -nried ~ 'oIfa
-.-s5 India Rubber goods for suspcnders last fsiA
I'M, -,n,e AFTER Mr. bad taken oui h, pateni me d,
.nsanr a. stated by counse0 induced by expectations
n, biyb war,. and great perquisit's mechanic "no
- = ~, s,,ni,y I'll Nlr Day % assist IN making his
r,rbr .or manufacturing -hrrct or corrugated goods
and he was induced hy the defendant % o'Fu-e 'n'
rsn Sc OF the machine 20 him and pnhd nm one or
more and "a hich the defendant has since USED ,'i
making similar goods For this alleged violation 81 hi,
patent, Mr. Day lays his damages az len lhons"h'
Dollars.
SUPERIOR CovRr-Sasr1 P1rsr Uis- EmTs'7
Executor of Charles Wa,ksr-Nr W. was mfinoyt
Uf 81
ava si there Two DAYS before h. death De gave -
hi. maternal aunt wh0too case Of him during h'- 81
mes. ro,e for siO'0 which the Executor refuses o.
pay and seton 8. brought u Na- shown tns' VT w
. hi .,,,rs mind A verdict 10 favor of the plaintiff
m the in amount was taken che court considering mat
-hs moro was Waldo subject 20 ihe opinion ct mi.
Bench.
against the Superintendent of the late NuncpA Poics
and other for trc.pas aiready referred to0 The jury
considered the trespa-s have been merely technical
and gave verde, for plaintiff Of N cents aamase- ana
six cents costs
VIZ. 4rrosdssp Vs. w. Boiin end 7'iers.-rosiponod
20 Wednesday.
Rqtsd tgo9 ~ his nclr fr,lf, hffft' alar'f v. ~
,,v 4 Nano.-Thc case vii be- resumed fh., forenoon.
CorRr Or COMMON pLEAs-Ui'lw ID Benson "
C.sres C. J,grry-Assaut ana Battery. Verdict if
plaintiff so
Hurry >pasr and r.f, SIS Hesrg AsaSas.-Nerdci
for defendant.
MARINE CoURr.-pGu g. Nanp -. Lacrnd Corbr.-
Verdict for plaintiff. 80 damages. ami costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

ON the ooh instant. NJ. ALBERT HOrAlNc,.~
JANE MATILDA JOSEPH both Of thi. CIV -
on Wednesday 18th. by Rev. NJ Wls,,n. A.
Roger. 70 >srash Brown by Rev. Mr. Below -.
D.z. u Boston. to sarah a. yau CHAN Nth. en-,
A. syracuse, Eth. Dr. James : NAY TO De,,s,r
cock
A. Schoiack Landing lifh. Thomas " loekroo,
Detroit 20 Aberrins Ten kyck
A. Albany. 18Th L. SpelmSn o. louisa R.e,s
~ Boston, NJ Field Fowler T. Mary Louisa Rs,.,
A. Cherry Vale. l2th inst. lu,;u, Van Dsu..r !;
.li.ts Geo fo Nancy iudi,-lofh inst D,nij -, ~
y Bruins wick y. ;. 10 Caihagine Provost.
AS Midietovn Orange Co. nth. AndrewJ NJ
% AMER J. Weed
A. poughkccpsc. llih INST James Ns,b. N p
Mcneil May jlsi William CHM 20 SaraA ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

A NEW WORK on TExAs-Gen Thos j. Green.
who was second in command in the romantic Texas
Expedition to Mier is shout to publish an account
Of tina, bold but unfortunate affair The work viii
not be confined 10 the narration of the perilous al
ventures and hair breadth escapes Of Gen. Green
and MS confedera,es: il will throw food Of hight,
the winding and unreliable policy OF the last Texan Ad
mlnistrsiion and explain somewhat the fluctuations oi
Mexican power The most striking feature of the work
however the undoubiing composure with which the
writer paiass on the beauty and value Of the country
beyond the Rio Grsnde ami the time and manner of our
entering the possession OF it and the CALIFORNIA;
We 10 have them Of and Gen Green Poin''
cut the shortest cut to the inevitable result with com
mendsbe precision
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21
IMPROVED GALvANIC RINGS
Without the use OF Fluid,
- For the Cure of RheBmpti.up. ~tiff I0iu,

want Of nervous energy, general debility aud all chron
disorders Beware 81 al quscss; The genuine Galvan,
R.nk requires TO liquid % promote ~ action.
sod a. ine very low prce OftSo and hree -Mngs eac
Plated with gold. plain and chased, = - 500 AMI 30
Agents wanted flrol gf0lf The United Safe- 20 whom
liberal discount viii b. made AL orders must be- acc0mp
nei with cash addre-.sd 20 Dr. r. r. ghf0n lij FuO
street. New fOrs. care Of 4. &. HallocS Co.
y. b. The Rings may be- lent By mail any part Of M,
Llltel >s.r- ~ ,frols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

The MNrIrf CAsE--ln the Criminal Cour, this
morning Mr. Hoban asked and obtained lesve to with
drsw the demurrer the Of BIS eant and entered
plea of not Sty 10 the indictments. He informed The
Court that he would morrow. state when be would D.
ready to proceed with the trial IT, : Journal lNh
II The Postmaster General has appointed Dan
IrI NJ SxAvKR Railroad Mail Agent from Auburn o.
Buffalo.
r We are indebted 10 Hon II. FISK for val
usble Pubic Document
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~ rxov rps RFv. Ms. H,rr. CTR, v,s..
Ms.ssrs. Comstocs Co.-Cerii-ner. ysr -. a Wy
Others SIN happy io be enabled 20 >ia-e fhsi -,
~. have used. 70 my snrre ssusacuor - - .
"Connef- Msg'cal Pain Extractor" procur.l ~ - ~
Courisnt-si- have also been AZ eye-~if--.. :. ~
Of burn wtich hapN-usd ~. u..-s. s'r'f
" hii- - no lives in NY n1u~~. 81 Leonsr.r "a ~
snd were shocsngiy burned. with copr. Is =,
ui se..sc ani alcohol inftnnisble nyr~i,~- - ~
frr~ No otter mcals were lscsi ut Iorrsr - ~ !
too from II ColIr, xlt-st. in short n,,. - 49, fA,n
lre beng al drawn olt lae wossnds AZ -. -
now he walks olf. ! Noua recommend 49, - a
>sire % al. hoping that no family Vii b. VIA, = A@t
Tn. Extractor vii cure Ire following nAll
Burns. Oh Sore. frsipelss, sad. - ~
S,fRfsnfn >crafaia " ognds. Erlgtlon. - - -
Ihi.b'ans Cold .n Wounds. Tender Yet - ~
sid Also ir Brooklyn, a. 80 fgl,or.sI a. h. n .
CORNER 81 81 Avenue sul l0ir.tr'>L " -
70 nAiiFS's Original and gsug.nel Pux -,
sod ai = CaurfIaui--t AZ HktF fSfcE >A> ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.

- The College al New-Brlnswica had mar
row escape from burning N Thursday morning
NAL building IN the Of the main edince was o'
covered 70 Be N Ere bur the flames were soon *
rinzui- she'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21
HENRY J. GREW

u j. thai an anwashei man / -~- before ne, nigh
with proprefy have been the exclamation Of he horror
stricken Thsne iu.i vel any hing else FOR such
per-ou quite proper subject Of dread The .harpes
dagger in chri-iendom- Only think for a q
eLo never WASHES L. face hands 5ut -i baa
never Al ile rest Of The bodyi Und0ubety s.
Then 20 70 the ne. y finished Bath he A.or House and
Of bodily unc.eanness with respect yourself you vii b.
abe say. there's -ach Ting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

SOMETHING NV ASD UsfFuf--Hasfings g. Co.. Aro.
matte uni fDr for lcrflung and purifying The air. inla
uhIe preventive n all contagious Diseases corrective of
nasfna, removing ertcuay and immediately all ofensig,
smells in confined rooms, cellars, Va. &C. Used
chambers, ho-pa- courts NJ justice sud other deed
slube- where the bee boz and contaminated the
'rcy and " hole In places subject i0 age Do
free Used they preventive against that disease
They VIII be found never falling arre-ng the rayages
all NAL snsni ieyers. The coutason Of small pox Sc Ac
Manufactured aud sole wholesale and retail bv Hasiiug.
Co. 81 Broadway, and sold by most Oi the drug -t. r0l
Oui lr cts. Up -1l 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

GE~rLENES-In the Tribune II THURSDAY, Won lave given
n4r- % an arrc.e from Lgcus :. Com-0cA. eia0oyng
within IL bowels letter from }. A. spencer E-- To
hose acquainted With t tscff IA t matter and our ability
rr ~ a. vel a. 20 fcan. and instructive Whist hss
b-f .al ~ C0r.I0cs ha- been -ai l al frznsnes- au
rs nnss. speech We rejoice Ina ~e have ~ .enk cue
forcing nm into po-itOn from which there i
escape our der-nlence : upon FACTS and our ahAy %
produce ega proof Of thru. and upon -e verdict winch
hoe fact, may not merely content Du aHEaot
o a5al<.
No cr-yars Newspaper .ouibs fOlrsl-s, or caprar
devices The part VI CoMsfocs. vi uro ~, FOR ii-
present What We wanl = ir.al aui ls shall pfe-s
fk egrief y0ssi5S moBeH IL tif meantime 'iO-s
wLo-- sorcd 1lg-isc-d conduct has trrlei 20 secure o.
Comsiock hump 10 hs career. may themselves i
any manner that may be agreeable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

- Three of the Mormon witnesses on the trial
~ rr.ons charged with the murder or HI -mh- have
5eeu indicted ,or perjury. and letter from heokls
say. / suppose they VII be more careful no" ine}
.yesr hsreafer i the-e should be- severely punished
These poor deuded people really appear 20 believe ina
-aey arr compelled 10 swear Tor their Church and ne!
irients right wrong
CROPS ~ lowA-Thc Miners Express says
The crops generally Throughout our territory present
most promising appearance The prospect Of thc
Wheat crop l. especially. aa,tering. Il i estimated
that there VIII be more Wheat harvested in Iowa thu
season than during the two preceding years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21
TO.DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAoE-Six columns of Foreign News by the
Caledonia
FOURTH PAor.-poctry; Things in Baltimore Com
mcrcia and Money Matters Passengers by the Caedo-
MIA Marine journal Arrivals AT Foreign Ports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

NiELo's GARDEN-The Acrobat Family give series Of
astonishing pressing and graceful exercises light and
Mr. Roberts plays Charles swiftly, and repeats bis new
Polka. which "a, been generally admired and nightly
crowded The LoneOn sun Observer and Illustrated Sew-
have all favorable Of iins gentleman tls leaving
England and a. Of The uniform opinion that be- the only
dancer Of The PoisA He spears IN tie character Of
Brown N the >p.fz.se.ts Weaver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

10 THE Opp-FElLows' CELEBRATION at Dos
ton on Thursday IS said to have been splendid show
and 10 nave attracted immense number of people
nom al parts OF the country. James s Ridgley Of BAn
more delivered an orsion in Faneul Hail. 700 persons
dined under pavilion the Common and the festvi.
ties Of The day elosed by lerer a, Esneui Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

- We would call the attention q the public IL
general 70 M 4 y Hrleys a.nrins Establishment l5l
Duane street For particulars. see advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

~ GRAND HOLIDAY this ii Peale's Nuserrl and ls.i
APPEARANCE Of h~ sable Brothers and famous COMIC vo-
cas T. C. Booth Splendid performances IN Inc afternoon
a. O'Clock snd 70 he evening ia
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Court Calendar,

surrsroz CocKr-Nos. =. - q J 10. 10 los
loo il2- - - =. . 81,
Coxxox PLxAs-M0nday-No- q Is 81 , a. a.
~ Il q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

q We regre, that the Foreign news. and o,her
matters have crowded out Continuation Of the ar,i
Gle from the writer Of The Mysteries of Iniouity.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

~ East ISDn HNR DYE-Thi- l., beyond douh
Of the remarkable chemical discoveries Of modern
times n cOors the hair and 80, the skin perfectly SAFE
from influence. Red grey hair viii become DARK
brown or lebacs, alter application. Moreover great al
vintage possessed by the Fast Indian Hair Dye ths-
may be- applied % Chr, while Pie head rests the p
lose ofrcpose This DYE Is prepared by Dr. COmstock him
-ef the ce'ebrsel chemist whose text book Used DO OBJ.
best OF Colleges and Academies throughout Great Britain
snd America Sold by ComsOcS Co. q COur'lsnd..f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

u Our acknowledgements are que to Mcsrr.
Adam Co for an early supply Of pspsn brpasss b.
~ CajsdoaiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

n Rev. w. H. CHASSISo viii again lectur
somorOw roi A. NJ at the Lyceum, 500 Broad
way. on The Duties Of the Freemen of the Mort
with respect 10 Slavery Seats free to all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

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