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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-08

H'LanlTa ItTy Uass NO 5 % Be dawn AIeraniril
on saturday, January 3Ist 1886. IS NoA ~ haIots
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Total 969 $50 232c,cio l,92o 913
Freieh,s to Liverpool firm at id for square and I'd
for round. The ship Robert Parker war taken up at
these rates.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market continues de-
pressed, and the Inquiry being moderate parties who
are anxious sell the dock accept low rates. Gene
see is 1905 25 which is decline and Michigan W
04l2; A sale of 1000 bills Michigan was made on
Saturday afternoon at l2t End to-day 1900 bos good
brands Michigan at 90. all for export On Saturday
two bbls of beautiful Flour exhibited on Change
They were branded Extra-L. A. Spslding and were
directed to Hon. Washington Hunt Washington Ihey
beautiful specimens Of the perfection to which the
Touring art has arrived at the West The receipts lsst
week 1000 bbs and there $4,000 bbis ahoat
this morning There are very few shippers IN market
they waiting for decline In freight NeW.OFeans
and Southern descriptions very inactive Inc com
mon brands Georgetown. Alexandria Richmond Bslti-
more, dull at 25dD4 37l Richmond City nominaiy
6 CO; Brandywne IS. Rye Flour is 2e1t, With sinai
sales. Corn Meal %, with sales $50 bbls. Bag Meal
25 and quiet.
GRAIN-A sale Of 5000 bushels prime White Genesee
Wheat made, for shipment at lols cts, and about
$500 bushels Western in lots for milling at 69o cts,
mostly 80 Corn Is very plenty, and the market 10
much depressed For Southern Yellow Sc cs, meas Is
the nominal rate. About 600 bushels Western mixed
sold at 4s052 the former for Disabling About eVoo
bushels were fer export Sales 100 eass Orleans on
dull Sales 5000 bushels Northern Rye for export at Is
cts and $500 do for disabling at 81 cts Nothing doing
in Barley.
WHISKY-About 300 bbls have been taken at lel cts.
Drudge is Is cts with fair demand
HAY-The supplies are very large, and quotations are
lower. Sales 500 bales at 50 cts for shipment.
LEAD-A farther sale of 1000 pigs Missouri has been
made 25 cash which leaves but about 2OO0 pigs in
first hands.
SALT-A sale Of 5000 bushels Lisbon was made on
private terms.
GROCERIES-Sug and Moasses are steady, and
u fair demand. cargo Of 220o bags Brazil Coffee was
sold on private terms
BONE-A sale of 600 lbs North West has been made
for export, supposed at 24t cts, cash.
CANDIES-We note sales OF l25 bxs Adamant Pearl
Lights at 90 cts y 70. These Candies exhibited
the National Fair and attracted great attention and
many commendatory notices.
TALLoW-saes &C, 900 lbs good Rendered at II cts,
cash
PROVISIONS-We hear of sales of 900 bbls Prime
Pork at 060s 1871 Mess is nonnay 20 623. and dull.
Beef s very quiet OF Lard notice sales 400 500
bills prime at G. cts, for shipment
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GenernI Notires.

u HIVE You Cough s-Then cure # without,
des7: or, three months, POSSIBLY, many weeks
very cough may deepen into the consumption Do not
hesitate and ak and talk and talk but before |, IL too LATE
Get Beekman's Pulmonc Syrup, II viii you and i, IL
the only remedy which you can rely with certainty
The purity, ildness safety, and Certainty OF
Vegetable Essential Pills are causing heru supersede al
others 10 use They produce full easy natural evacuation
cleansing Of all impurities, and correcting all derause.
e BEgSMis's SYRUP AND PILLS pu, Up in wrsp-
pers, copyrighted Be cautious. Buy none but Beck.
mans
Propretors flee Nc 4s; CCrtlsnd-st Que door below
Greenwich-sL N. Y. They regularly kept by many OF
the most respectable Apohecaries sad Druggsts in New
York Brooklyn &c To be had, also, osuihorzed agents
il different parts Of the country.
BeekmaIs Treatise aud Gaids 10 Health may be had 81
the same places free OF charge II
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sSr SONS of Temperance, state OF Newly orS-
-NsouAl Jubilee ii .rsnais hereby notihoi -
march tn severs Divisions their direction 10 HUG
sonst Tue,d.y, Juue eh at quarter before O'CLOCK
precisely 20 psrcip The National bse The Grand
Division viii form The left Of the National Dvision-
Subordinate Divisions will take place IN the Eue according
10 number No. taxing the right The officers VII form
according rule laid dOwn-menters four shressl Mar
shas OF Subordinate Divisions will appear on foot hs-
sh<ls particularly directed 10 keep her "
visions ell covered and dissnced and TO allow snok-
irg Ia ihe line. 2. II. LARhEh, Gfano Msrsna.
s w. cKosK' Aids les SIS
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n Homeopathy.-The Hardest Blow Yet.

2 HOmH0pulny,-IHt hHruest BLOW I CT =
Dr. L. Cox has article In the Ne-York Medical and
Surgical Reporter, the subject Of Hou .ihy which
will require considerably more than nfressrnal dose
OF nothing or even Of sugar OF milk, party He SAYS
that some years ago the Hom9opsihsis endesvored
convert him the faith but he refused. That among their
arguments was one that the deaths In the City would be
diminished by It's adopdon but be adds that
they have since actually increased twenty-five per cent
The boosted success OF the homeopathic aad their splen-
did eouipages Notwithstanding BE farther ,hs, The
City n,pecor for 1885, says that The greatest number OF
certificates Of deaths sent 10 by Dr. Homeopathic
practitioner! These BE biting charges, Dr.. Brook have
yo1 any thing say why Judgment should passed
sgain,i you If you have, speak y. \. Sentinel IL
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Sfts.

rSr " lIills's" summer Hats, consisting OF pesrl
and white .mocth and brush hats &c These bats are light
ard trimmed IN such manner rs 10 preclude al posi-
by Of being soiled by persprs,on and are rot IN The
least affected shape color by The RAIN most thin hHs
are price only :: So good assortment OF Panama hats
band
Gentle men W no wish and tasty Summer bat are
requested 10 call and examine al " mlLLSS
les 2wis' LIS Broadway, howard ho'e-
81 AmIdon's Fashionable Summer hats, ]
Broadway, opposite Howard Ho,si.-AMlDONS cele-
brasd smooth Pearl and White Castor Hats which have
never eqused By estabhneni IN his coun-
lry, are now reprod uced with marked improvement
The great superiority OF these Has over all Diners Is mat
they reisn their shape elasticity and hnish IN ell
they wilha much The lightest and most comfortable
for geoers wear
STRAW Goops-A choice assortment Of S.rGp, Panama.
Manila srd Canton Hsa for aud boys finished 10 su
p- stye Moderate prices Gentlemen about mount
ing Summer Hat are invited 10 look IN al
jesus AmluONs' ~ ofoaa"sS'
eSr Genin,s Gossumer Hats, weighing from z
10 81 ounces Price 81 So Ii Is about two years since
the los,aer Hat introduced ny the subscriber 10
The notice Of he NewYork public the g hest the most
desirable and the issiy article for Summer wesr here
tofore In
The astonishing attending tbem evnced by he
large amount OF sales ana The popular sp-
probation upon them By the many who have given
their patronage hsve been loei upon ne suosc-
her who 10 show that he anxious excel In bis art
for puoic the GossaIner IA. much
lighter AID pleasant; ihsn any Other ever one-
cd They lisbl-, Ike the Leehorn and tanana 10
ose eler shape color from TO inc ram they
cannot he oied by either perspirsop oil rom The hair
30 commonly The with other Hats for the Inuch ID
mEed style or trimmings, originating with he prop reIor
efectualy prevents al this This Is decided advantage
over sll other HAS
The public invited TO call and see this article
J. n. GENIN'S Hst and Cap Store,
Ey2S bu ga Broadway. opposite ST. Psuls Church.
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General Notices.

e. Sens OF Temperance-Speci. No,ice-Msr.
sbss OF Subordinate Division. IN New-York vicinity
will uscsr from the members their respective div
ions the number Of brethren from abroad each
accommodate and the and residence 10 be In
serted in this blanks the purpose which will be furnish
ed the Mar,hss their applying At the Grand Scrbes
Oec, p Buildings The.e blanls when hlIed 10 be-
handed by The Marshall either OF The special sios
10 the NJ. w. Mxfshal. By ORDER
les II. THOS. B. FLONENCE. N. w. Marshal.
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-U- THE MOST DELIGHTFUL Of all
EunxSIESg-sS Excursions-A SAIL the Hudson
ssAsnsaz<.n River Hoboken and then a walk to the
Eysan Fields along the exceedingly picturesque .hores Of
the place will prove the most eusy accomplished and at
scve OF all rursl excursions that be msde from tho
city.
The grounds present charming aspect, the trees
being In leaf, and the soil covered with rich turf
The Waks In excellent ORDER having been consider
ably embeiished the present Spring
The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and Chrstopherat
are completely fitted up with Awnings and Seats.
Eerriage ST Cts my1 4misua'
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T United Brothers Of Temperance.-ASsoeia
ton No. VIII public Temperance meeting al Mar
,ha Hall corner OF Grsnd-sL and Broadway, This Eve
ming a O'Clock Addresses bv Mr Ferris Mr. Cunning
ham Of Norfolk, VS. and the Rev. Mr.. Hervsy, bsPns
Minister Ill years Of age The friends OF Temperanse sro
its A STORY, Rec Sec'y.
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ksw-yoKK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

Gp EN-. w. BENSON, Draper aud Tailor, respectfully
I'D informs his patrons and The public generally that TO
has removed New-York Cash Tailoring Estsbli.h.
u.nt, No. II! FuItonsL Broadway, where can be
round extensive assortment OF Cloths Cassmeres, Vest
ings which will he made order ths fashiona
lie style for cash.
hlr A. s. Fisher will have charge OF the cutting depart
To those who know Mr.. F.s unriyaled qualities In
I onneclion with that d, parllneut Of tho business
choice aud general assortment Of genilemens fancy
dress articles constantly on hard. mys lis
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IT. Consultation (Cosrivnessl DESTROYED by
Dr Wnnd,. anrnnpariIla and Wild Cherry Biz

DIR. Woods snrsnpari1la and Wild Cherry Bit
ters-Thsi this dclne destroy coDs 2sons
the canal perform is evacustions thousands
will Attest and that II Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache Jaundice, Vertigo Liver Complaint and all diseases
which the bowels subject As is the compound Of
Regular Physician the public may rely upoa lis inertia
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT Il KETCHAM l2l
Fulton.s; al retail 1872 Broadway 1T Bowery S Beeck
er.sL n Y. je9 Sits
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~ :. of T. Croton Division, No. I6, 9. of T.
The members of This Division hereby notified TO meet
at their ROOM 1877 Bowery, day morning the 9Th OF
June 1885, II O'Clock for The purpose OF participating 10
the Grand Celebration. Brothers having Reesia Will
please prepare for the above purpose Broihera from
distant Divisions are respectfully invited with
By order, WILLIAM OSTRANDER VIZ.
A. HUME. r. s. le8 u
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General Notires.

/" Grand Division, State Of New-T ork.-
The Grand Division will the y al 1e7 boweTy, on
Tuesday June IL o'clock unite in the National ID
bi!ee OF the Order g NJ. RADLEY, e. Conouetor.
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w Jefferson Division, No. Z, sons of Tenn.
perance.-Th- members OF this Division are requested
10 meet al Columbian Hail. No ze5 GrRnd.st on IQesdsy
norrng June OH 1886 in full Regaa with white Gloves
a; O'clock precisely citrate the first National An
n"ei'a' "a '- DAVID LEAL w. P.
oxx,..,s nrvoy r. S. lee ST.
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GEORGE HENRY DERWORT. respectfully
VI thar at the request of many friends hs will
give Concert at the Apollo saloon, Tuesday evening,
June g. on which occasion the following eminent Artiss
have most kindly voluuteered-Mra Ferguson, Mr Phi
cs,ion MIR Derors four Children from TO 10 years OF
age will appear for the first time in pubc.M's Marian,
Piano Forte and Vocal; Master William Violin and Drum.
Mr.. A Woenhsupt and g. H. Derwort will preside q, the
places and at The residence OF George Henry Dewort,
to7 pro.dvav io82l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

u s. w DIssaow, Commercs-st- is the Agent for
The Tribune a. Newark
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EF Knickerbocker Division, No. 81 8. of t.
The Members of this Division hereby noued
the Division room OF Hudson and Grove ats on
Tuesday June 9lh al 10. A. M TO unite in celebrating the
National Anniversary of our Order By order Of
II. w. HAMBLIN, w. P.
w RooMy R G. leo Sis.
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y viailant Division, No. IA, Sons of Tenn
pernnce.-Awsyn read y.-The Members Of this Division
hereby notified meet the Hail. 26s Grand-s- on
National Jubilee CT The Order. white Gloves)
s. B. STRATTON W. P.
w. Il. CLARK, 2 S iss 2ts'
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In the Newt Orleans Prices Current of Both May We
notice errors in the Cotton tables OF Receipts
We have taken some pains to make up the following
comparison for three years and II Will De iouno 70 os
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~ Temperance Ce,ebrarion.-The Members OF
Uuop Division No Of T. requested 10 meet a. The
hail. 35 Broadway, on Tue.dsy Tonotrow oane ~; ..
Great eehatiou of the Sons OF Tsnpsranee Bring your
hes ala with you w. d. hIhLh' " =.
r DuaSEIT r. g. Jee ~
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II of the Sops OF Temperance requested 10 NEE. IN
Marshall Hail. corner OF Broadway and Grand-s Tues
dsy the 9th June II O'Clock precisely for the
purpose OF organizing form IN the general procession
By order OF JOHN MURPHY, w. P.
nrC les
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CASTLE GARDEN-Admssion 25 cenl-Mondsy
Cand Tuesday evenings, 9Th and sih-Overture to La
vatin; The Miss Vulees in Pas de- Deux; Overture
Bronze Horse; the 100 Cosmoremasi Ls Prince de HON.
bourg Beats there Heart LA Bayadere Mr.. Holmani
Grand Waltz Die Nachwsnder TO conclude with the Over
,nre Oseron je8
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r. Columbia Division, No. 10, :. OF THE
snhers OF this Division requested 20 meet az their
room American Hail. Broadway and Grandst on Tuesday
morning June 9th. II o'clock 20 organize. and pro-
crAd 10 unite celebrating the National OF our
8 THOMAS 2 S IL
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EIRR-wORKS-whoes. and retail-The sussc.i-
.n
consisting OF The following articles:
Roman Candies se1o aHF @sse. Sin sa.s @sss'
Vertical Wheels Torhiions Flower Pots
Mines. serpeuu, serpenis. ssSous'
Bengols Lights, Blae Lights, Yellow Lights,
Table Rockets, Chinese Flyers. &c. kc &c.
prices.
Al,o Canton Fire-craeksrs Double Headers, spuri or
Jos;ick, Torpedoes, Pulling Crackers, kc-
B. Exhibition Fire Works and colcred sres OF every
description. a, the shortest notice.
Country Merchants and dealers generally invited 10
800 GAssNER / YOUNG, lsa and ls4 Chalhsn.t
And Dealer. in choices sas Bs Ts
Brown susurs aud Groceries generally Soap and Candles
Foreign Fruits. and Wines Segsu OF all kids. London
ssuces sud Pickles; syrups East sud West India Pre-
serves, Spices, &C. &c.
Also, Pavilion, IOd-e and Congress, Spring Water a.
ways on band. jsS
EDGE, Pyrotecbaic Artist Jersey City, 10 prepared to
rniih Fireworks 10 cities, towns public gardens. thea
vaega:ed sres and designs ever manufactured
IN this country and car be rn'1d 70 .n En saisnt
Pyrolechnic Artist, Laboratory Jersey City. N. J.
N.B-No Ag-nu mvas ~odtTv
L'IKE.WORks .FIKk-WOkks!-Tne .uo.cri-
sortment ofFGREW in the city which he viii sell
tue most reasonable Terms Country merchants dealers
ssd vendors in general requested before purchasing
elsewhere, TO call and examine his stock
CHARLES W. VULTEE,
js2 Jy4. liz Chatham St. corner OF range
EIRE-WORkS.-The subscriber would invite the at
tention OF dealers his OF sireworks which
hs offers reduced prices consisting Of China Crsekes
Torpedoes Serpsns Mines OF do and ssrs Fire Whees
Scrolls, Tranges, Vericsls. Bengaas. Pigeons Roman
Candles, Rockets, kc &C &c all OF superior qusli.y
Also large OF Pieces suitable for public and
private exhibitions, of the most approved makers
js4 jy4' J. w. HALBERTON, IS Maiden-lsne.
EIRE CRACKERS-50O boxes Canton Fire Crack.
era, together with general assortment Of warranted
for sale the lowest prices lesae
or retail Nv GaSSNER Il YOUNG. lS2 Chsh sm-st nys
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JOSEPH p. CLOSE Il 90.
No. II BowUy.

MEN's, BOYS AND CHiLDREFR
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING NJ Wholesale retail, and
the largest In any Store In Tho city, Cell
and NJ q. Purchasers resurntng tho goods unsoed
within days AFTER purchased have their money
a 3uIia
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books.

CIRCULAR.-To the Book Trade.-HENRY LONG
Va BROTHER beg leave TO announce 10 the Book Trade
Agency at No. 81 Ann-st NewYork, for the supply OF
country orders for every article In The sds al Publishers
prees II 10 hs intention Of the undersigned make iha
Agency which they propose establish separate and indie
pendent branch the book trade and The advantages which
will thereby re'ut distant dealers, who require special
care and immediate dispatch bestowed upon particular
ORDERS will be Ell once apparent
The undersigned have hesitation In assuring such OF
the trade may feel disposed to favor Them with their
business that their commands will receive attention that
must necessarily give perfect satisfaction:
HENRY LONG,
References: EXERT D. LONG.
hessrs Harper Brothers,
g Wiley Putnam, New-York-
20 Burgess, Stringer Co
% Carey 4 Hart,
Lea Blanchard Philadelphia.
" Ferrett& Co. leS 2wis'
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NIIBy.O,S GARDEN-Tuesdsy evening, June 9Th,
IN I8i6Tie proprietor OF this popular aud fsshionabs
resort b-gs that hs Summer Season viii com-
The above nsred date LII has also great pleasure
In announcing thu engagement OF the
WHOLE WONDERFu II RAVEL FAMILY!
On Tuesday June 9h tue entertainments will commence
with h popular Overture After which
GLiMPSES OF THE VATICAN IN ROME!
To conclude with the Comic Pantomime OF
NJ. DECHALUNEAUi
Doors open at o'clock, to begin al O'Clock precisely
La
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II Independent Order of Good FellOws.-The
members OF Constitution Lodge No. |, o. Of 6. F. are
requested their Lodge room No 460 Grsnd-st
Wednesday evening June 10TH at and half O'Clock.
Punctual attendance 10 expected.
P.S The Lodge will meet this (Tuesday) evening,
les ats- CBAs. WATERBURY, G. P.
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markets.... Carefully reported for The TrituHs.
MONDAY. June &.
AsHES-Pots are steady at , 50 90 Sc, and Pearls
"a o. The transactions are NO, large.
COTTON-The sales to-day have been small. not
amounting to more than 300 bales, taken By spnners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

;, ae population of ,he Coal Region of schuylkl Couu
MA 40" seou, $4,000 There also about 1000 horses
-, ID Toe trade in the region. Miners Journal.
~ Inc amount of Coal shipped from the Lehigh
curing the week ending the % instant and since
ae opening oflhe navigation psas as 6,llnxs
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soles Of ReaI Esfars

500 eoeb 'enae between ll7,h and llssh .,s
os. snd IN sh.av near Ils,b :, s3oS
- it'sass near 7sh-sv. 800 each. ... s soS
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SPRING GOODS.-WM. T. JENNINGS q CO. Ora
- pors Tsors Importers Of Clohs Csssmeres ves;-
ngs Fancy Dress Articles nc Isl Broadway, opposite
gounan prepared for tho Spring Trade win the
of goods they bnye offered
inspection comprising French English Cloths, CASH.
neres in styles Veslings great vanety,
corps of be found In the country
moderate charges.
In reference Panlaoons, In which few excel
would observe that the attention directed this department
cpnnue Offer Inducements 70 those who appreciate
ft cunbning and elegance.
In addition the usual OF goods kept by tho
trade, have always hand Dreas and Frock Coats
Vests Business Coats and Fancy Dreos Articles including
Scarf CravGs Hsndkocheis, Gloves, Suspenders Linen
and husiD Shirts, Collars. BosOms. &c uy6 tan
cash DRAPERs AND TAILOKS. ls7 Broad.
Nway-J. G. Booth 4 Co. having received additional
OF their and the public Th1ir STOCK II
not only e1tnnsve comprises the richest qualities and
patterns OF Vesnss Oessinores Drngs, &c thai
be found In this or foreign markets.
Having unusual facies In buying, they enabled TO
Offer stropg inducements purchasers though should
understood that their low prices have reference only ID
finest quality OF materials md workmanship, and that xRr
produced their establishment surpassed IL
any particular, BY any house in The Union.
The Cutting Department 70 conducted by DIR. J. Lee,
whose almost nfaihle skill In the the result Of long
experience and study and who possesses the happy scay
OF accommodating fashion " FORM and Of selecting styles
Of dr... most fitting and appropriate 10 the my2list
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" Dnlley's Magical Pain Extractor.-The only
depo, for Stale OF NewIork is III $50 Fulton 81 where
all gen.s for this State supp led All orders TO bs
addressed 10 Apsel Fros OF Wilde Barnard $50
Ful,up.sl n Y je8 6tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

TO THE MILITARY AND SPORTSMEN.
THIS Day PUBLISHED. Tresuse on ihe Rifle. Mus.
Ee, Pistol aud Fowling Piece, embracing PfcJ-ctles
and shapshoong Also the manufacture of Guns and the
preparation OF the materials suited their contradiction
new armament propo,ed-more efficient ornamental, aud
Of ess weight BY n. Bosworh, civil aAd military engt
One vol l2ino. Price 81.
This work Is recommended by Col Bankhead and also
By Gen. Sanford. For ssle wholesale and retail by
if ST J. REQEIELD.
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~ Knox's Summer style OF HAS are ready for
inspection and sale al No 2s Futoust (Sun Budlngsl
consisting OF Oregon Beaver, White and Blue Brush Hats
large assortment OF Genuemen's Panama and Leshoru
Hats; Also new slyle Of Boys Summer HslA Gentle
Iron can have their Hats made TO order. myli lmis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

GESENIUS'S HEBREW LEXICON AND
CRAMMAR.-D. APPLETON CO. have in press BaI-
N lers complete edition OF Gesenu.s Hebrew and Cha
dee Lexicon the Old Tesumen Scriptures translated
with additions and CORRECTIONS by Samuel p Tregeius
Gc,ebiuss Hebrew Grammar, enlarged and improved BY
ver,y OF Halle iran.lsed BY Benz. Div,, D. Of The
Uuiveniy OF Leip,ic, with Hebrew Reading Book by the
iransnlor vol avO. ie8 lis
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DOLORES, NO. 3,
DY HARRO HARRING.-The publication Of this work
ID ha, reached It's third NUMBER the fourth and ast will
soon follow This novel illustrates South American life In
alits varieties presenting series Of pictures and Incidents
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