davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
prctor Lnrdnrr,. Lecrure..

~ The fourteenth and Las, number Of this useful and
popular Work Is al In the hands OF the printer and
viii De published in about fortnight The preparation
Of very fall and complete Index 10 ths erEe WORK nus
ds!syed thi. number beyond The dme originally an.
nounced bot we trust the delay viii De more IMAM CON-
perssted By its usefulness.
The back numbers may s'h DC obtained, and persons
wt,h.ng 10 complete heiF acts WI Please send on heir
orders through our Afsnt' or through booksellers or
country merchants as speedily as possible.
Price peg runDer, Is cenls-
GREELEY & acELRATH. Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
tnslnsss Notices.

The FARMERS' Library AND MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
AGRicuLruRE-Fr Nsmbr AZ tho Second Ys6r'-ine
July Number OF this besusiu and useful Agricultural
Work will DO ready Friday morning. July Sd. Ih'' Is
the first Number OF the second year, aud commences
Stephens great work-rHE BOON OF THE FARM
The Conients Of ihis Number arc AS follows:
Ensvauings and Illustrations.
View OF Stealing or Farm Bulding-on steel. Anoth-
er view Of ths same--on steel. Silk Worm Cecoons,
Chrysslis Moths and Pinua-on steel. Draught Horse
Farmers Library
SrErEENss Book OF TIE FARM: /. OF tho Difficult
ties which the young farmer has encounter at the ont
set of learning Practical Husbsndry. 2 OF tho means
of overcoming those difficulties g. or the kind OF in
be- found in existent Works on Agriculture
L. OF the CONSTRUCTION OF tho Book OF the Farm. o or
the existing methods of learning Practical Husoand'y.
s. OF the establishment OF Scientific Institutions % Pac.
ucul hglloulIure.
Monthly Journal ef agriculture.
The Y State Cattle Show and Fair for 1916 with
list OF the Premiums be awarded. Chases Gard Spin
ner. Various Uses TO which Corn and Corn Meal
applied Industrial Resources OF the South and South
West. Character Habits and Management VI Southern
Planters. Notes on the Long Leaf Inc. The Tar and
Turpentlae Business of North Carolina Common Salt
not adapted Manure to Cane Fields. Letter from
Gen. Gaines Growth OF the West-Etfect of Steam
Power Maple Sugar-A New Element. PASTORAL Lie
and Manufactures of tho Anctents. Description OF the
silk Worn-Its Natural History and Habits Cost and
Profit of cutvatng Corn and Cotton. To rase or buy
his Bacon-Which Is beat for the Farmer l-Size and
kind Of Hog bost suited to it, Indian Corn. Expert
ments 10 Manufacturing Corn Meal Manu- featuring Corn
Meal for Expectation. The Coal Mines Of yIvana-
The Readlag Railroad and Bear Mountain Coal Fields
HJusswite's Department Oxiordshire Sheep Table
Of Miscellaneous Denominations. Prices Current.
III Price S. per annum, payable In advance. Single
Numbers 80 cents GREELEY & McELRATH.
Tribune Buildings. New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
NIiliInry Aunninimrrfa.

Nominations by The President ratified by The Senate
Experimentation Van Buren,, n. York.
Qpa,terraas,srs ,etth the rank Of Major
John s. Love, OHIO. Levin IL Coe. Tenn.
Samuel 7. Mooney, Ind. Thomas Esstsnd' Lon.
Alex. dunlap Ill. Geo. Caldwell by.
Assistant do nth he rank Of Captain
T. : Gilbert Ohio George p Smith, Ky.
;. H. Webb Ohio Berj F Graham Ky.
Thos wilkins Ohio R1tt r Reynolds. Tenn.
Robert Mitchell, Ind. Jonas :. Thomas Tenn
John Nea Ind Philip u Gl-nn, Tenn.
EIanson w. Enos Ind. :. NJ Rutherford. AIR.
J.mes II Raistop, III. Franklin Smith, Mise
Henry Scott H. Harry Toullnin Ala
Joseph Naper NJ. Robert Howard Geo.
Henry NJ yaDdeven III. Geo. w. Miller. Mo.
Theodore Y. Hsra Ky. Geo Kenperiy, Mo-
Joseph Daniels Texas.
Conmissart,s Nth The rank Of MAJOR
VIM F Johu,ou. OHIO. Alfred Boyd, Ky.
Jumes C. Sloo, ILL., Julius w. Blackwell, Tenn.
William Cobbitt, Miss.
assistant ComniissdriGs nith the rank ~ Captain
VIM C. McCausin. Ohio. Thomas J. Turpin Ky
Jesse B. Stephens. Ohio. WIN. Garraro. ny.
John Caldwell Ohio James Il. Copeland. Tenn
Delany R Eckles Ind. VIM Cherry. Tenn.
&. C. Graham Ind. William Fields, Ark.
Newton Eili Ind. Robert Fenner Ala.
] s Post III. Kemp :. Holland, Miss.
James NJ Campbell III. I ?. Rsndle, Geo.
William Walkers III. VIM. Shields. Mo.
Samuel Hscketon. H. Amos F. Garrison, Mo.
Richard Gholston Ky. Stephen z. Iloyle, Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
r-r no FyrRA win be Issued from The Tribune

~ no EXTRA viii be issued from The Tribune Once
this day unless intelligence direct from Genera
Taynrs camp our Naval force the Cur other News
of very DECIDED Interest eortance. The EVENING
EDITION oil The Tribune, however, which regularly
rati.n the year round viii CONTAIN =. The items Of News
including stock Sales. Markell &c received from al
Quarters ny o'clock In afternoon Persons wish
Ing friends the very News by
II ais Boats which leave the City the
viii rnd the Evening Edition OF The Tribune for sale
the IN wrappers ready for mailing. they
procure the paper from tie News5oys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

The PROCESS or CuRE.-IG is now generally concsd-d
by The poson that diseases OF the AKIN originate 10 mo
blood 10 viz .Xists which 10 so unpl e.anY
and otl-n fatally developed the surfaces. Ssndas saa-
pzrlla contains 10 highly oaceauat=d form q! ns ne
cina properties VI his root nor de:ersensnd ahsop'c
BID pfnc:pe IN The fluids Of The body II ihnIshssh ilo
whole circulation rIp-iog RON Il Ihe % ea. VI
thereby r-.Lonps and punty 10 zoe esle
s,s.eH. tn, almost lnIum-!abie sueau cutssoi SSI"
Ola Lepro.y Erupuyv Diseases OF vsfiDIs tIa's Lser
C.mplanl Dyspepss, &c SPEAK 'HS''" '"O'' IL 'e''i
riees:s 9ac sold Wholesale and retail 81 a. B. ~. D.
- =. g39 gfy.1wHy II kss; Broadway and
~ ,y.I. I,osrsiy itroog hoa tie UEiIed Saies. PreA
A 49, .oII.L So bosilrs for A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

FROM FoSr LsAyENvoHrH.-A letter from the
Fort per the OF steamboat says that Colonel
kearney experiences no little difficulty N educS MS vol
uuIeers 10 state OF subordinl;on. Many o them
no; to appreciate the necessity OF proFrety OF discipline.
or 10 why they should be drcd before they
up the line Of march, The small rumeer OF regulars
attached 20 the expedition renders IL the necessary
that the volunteers shall IN good as,ae Of Glsc
plne as the limited time will permit them 10 attain. In
OF This state OF things understand thrt Col
Kearrey vii. DC able 10 WAS auticipa
St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

w- Hon. JAMES Pollock Of Pa. in his Specc h
on the Tariff on Saturday last stated he himself list
ened TO Speech from Hon. James Bachdn9n, now
Mr. Folks Secretary of State. declaring that.
he had served In Congress both with Mr. Clay and Mr.
Polk; that ne personally Intimate win them both
and well acquainted With their opinions and he
then declare that James f. Polk better
Tariff man than Henry Clay, and thar he believed the
Tariff OF lss2 would be- saer Ia Mr. Poke hands than it
would In Mr.. Cisys. Great sensation voices Did
you hear THAR" Did you hear him say n :" Is that
possible D.
Mr. p. repeated the statement He had heard Mr.
buchanan these words
Mr. Pollock farther stated that at one of the great
Polk meetings in Pennsylvania during that canvass
banner borne at the head of the procession in
scribcd
James r Polk aud The Tariff Of lsi2-We dare the
Vhtss to repeal II"
Can any stretch Of charity avert the conclusion
that the leading actors in this Swinde knep they
were cheating on the most gigantic scale ever
known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

PREMIuM CRors-ls46.--The season has now
arrived for the examination Of the field crops and tho
Visiting Committee has its agreeable labots
On Friday last the Conmi,tce, consi.,ing OF Or Uuder
HILL Mr. Bridsman. and Mr. skinner the Editor Of the
Farmers Library &c visited the far Of Morrisana-
On Friday they will visit Long lsand Those gardeners
and farmers who wish have their crops examined will
please write to T. b. Wakeman. Esq the Corresponding
Secretary Of the lnsttu,e-so that the Committee can
appoint day and notify the owner of tho farm or gar
den of the time they will visit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

CoSoREss.-For some reason which we do no,
understand we did not receive our Telegraphic Dis
patch from Washington last night. and are consc-
quenty without yesterdays Congressional proceed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
Daily Arrivals of Produce, steei, &c. by tho
Ncv-York md Eric Railroad Company

TuSsoAY Jure 50 -ssrse Harry Saydsm-S- tTns oot,
81 nor. srG calves IapS cN ~ rlba eIii-r
kr. Go Csyi Clark IS rubs &c S'kEs 90 lot OF csSes
.rt feuS. J-eruxs TnS s,uI; - us batter iot S"Es
Cart ks - Se tu,t- frkip. 81 70. hogs c,v-. sheep
saa :oyss esp, Lee, ,eei giersoE Ce' II SoSes
ns.lrY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

EIBLosTo' ieht II. 7 scd- appears again in Nspoie~
Icons Ola Guard ThI applause its last cpr-.ertson
enthusiastic P!scir hSs made the part Of ii svre'.cs
his own farce from the \ ench Is alao produced IL
VII ch Placid, ,urt.irs fus comic pgrI Wclc"t srd
Miss Clarke sIIong bill Tue glorious Fourth
y. ht great uig ht here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

u T. VAN RENssELAER, the we'll known cater
er Of this City, has opened Summer Retreat. in cool,
shady spot the village OF SinsSins where he Will be
happy welcome families. parts. or single guests. from
the City elsewhere. and trea, them as well as many
years experience the business will enable him 10 do.
Tho ride by steamboat to Sing Sing pleasant and cheap
and the village quite cool and rural. Mr.. V X. will he
prepared 10 trea, visitors the style the Fourth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

Our TRgArY WITH CHlNA-A Baltimore cor.
responder, OF the phadslpais North American says:
have seen letter written board the United States
ship Columbus. in the ChiaS Sea- by gentleman on
board 10 friend ia Baltimore which The Chinese
Government refused rainy The Treaty with the Cnel
States IN consequence OF ;he absence OF TIE American
Minister. THIS aiosehe, probable, IS I, would DC rather
OF the order Of parliamentary usage 70 sct Otherwise
u We are panied 10 learn that Judge Hatch, s
highly respectable elderly gentleman OF NewSosk C!sy
az present. with his son-inlsw Rev Mr. Johnson OF this
village, on Neaesy fell upon The IRE in a.. sad WAS 50
severely earnsd that his lie is considered IN earser
lB!nshamton Courier.
II The citizens of Savannah are about 70 for.
wnra 70 COZ. MCINTOSH WAC 30 severely wounded
10 the oae Of Resaea dc Ia Palms sword worthy Of
his rank and services
S AhcA!BALp >. CLARK of Madison. La and
formerly Editor OF the Por,.Gibson Corrssnonssnt aa
In bis own hand. " e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

T 'ORMoSD, OR THE SECRET WITNESS, by
Charles Brockden Brown au;hcr Of 'wielsnd' Edgar
Huatey.' SC forms No. H. OF William Taylor s. Co.'S Ii
brary OF Standard Romance. This book very credits
bly, so, up in contains la pages and sold for
2S cents.
- kLosrERAEiM. OR THE MASH Tale Of
the Wars in Germany by Tho English Opium Eater, pub
l>hed by the same hoase No Ill OF their Library
Price IS els.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

>s- ma FELIX 0oGkAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED soAY.
~. no.uye cure eradication Of all diseases,
~ ,sca!.ry Tan, Yr>cI4es Sua barn, &c. 10 ~ 10
osa r.ar to mini oriy q. .ae os!ns croo 81 WnKsrst
sS..s.of, YaOd SroscSay Also. tho YOu2re S1bae for
-rstarns sgp.rhaous hair, Vegetable Rouge for Crm-
.on!ox Ce1ess Gfec.aa Haif Dye, Lazy Wns!s and vaoqs
cIo.T srttcIes for - tD;.-I Ill u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
Callfornin-CoDuucst.

For some years past, California has been virtually
an independent State II has paid no taxes TO Mexi
co, obeyed her only when it pleased, and regular
ly sent hone the Governors dolly commissioned from
Mexico whenever their presence was deemed no
longer desirable. Nothing be clearer than tina.
California is either substantially independent or
may be SO the moment its people choose TO have 1t
so. If it yet preserves auy shadow Of depend
ence on Mexico ii can oaly be because i! has no
objection.
Sut il seems that our Government IL bent on no
Grating the Cafornias from themselves. we are
about 10 extend the area OF Freedom by preparing
another erooire for the establishment oil Human
Slavery The INSTRUMENTS designated for the prac-
,;cal ooera,ion in hand are the T. S feet in the Pa
ci6c TO which will be ided as soon may be our
three largest hundred-gun ships pennsylvania,
Forth Carolina and Ohio,) with land force OF One
to Two Thousand men, in which Hon. Col. Jonathan
D. Stevenson is to have an important posiiion-in-
deed, q report which can be traced 10 source which
ought 10 be well informed assigns 10 him the chicf
command, with the prospective Governorship OF
the Province or Territory The men are 10 be re-
cruled tsays the Herald
the class OF mechanics and aborers Of the
Middle and Eastern States. and will in the capacity OF
soldier aud engrant. They to be fully Offered and
full pay OF L. 5. Volunteers, long their
services be required by the General Government IN
the with Mexico the close oi which they dis
charged each receiving three hundred and twenty acres Of
land IN California which they bound TO settle"
The only comment which we choose at this time
70 make this extraordinary announcement or
leakage relates TO the terms which this best
class Of mechanics and lsborers to be enlisted.
They are il seems, TO have 800 acres Of land each
awarded them in territory 10 which we have Us
yet asserted no shadow Of claim wherein we do not
certainly know there is any public or unappropFia-
ted land; and which We have every reason TO be.
lieve has long since been mortgaged by Mexico 10
secure certain ndspuabiy just claims on her treas
ury. Can the Government disregard this mortgage!
Suppose Mexico should, within the next six months,
permit foreclosure OF the mortgage, or impelled
by her pressing wants should sell the reversion OF
the lands to the holders Of the mortgage others for
sum in ready money: Where then will these
'bcsl class Of mechanics, dc. find their halt mile
each of pIblic laud The whole business is gross
ly wrong and pcrious /. will result in enormous
claims on the Treasury for compensation for con
tracts broken and injuries sustained Happy Will
il be Tor US if it does not lead more serious i'll con-
sequences.
What sort of confdan,s The Government must
have when such designs az this on California are
suffered to become the theme of popular gossip
weeks before the expedition is even started, need
hardly be said.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
q See letter from Mr.. Clay on the outside.

THE FIRE IN NEwASX,-The Newark Adv. s,a,es
the losses by the destruction Of the Franklin FACTORY In
tha, City yesterday morning. As follows
Newark AQuelue, Co. baIIns. insured for So 500; d
Snilh EnSisa, s,ocS Q; cery loss $780, no Insurance.
LSwhins thiua.c mandatory. loss s. 10 insurance
Leis' AShke surgical instrument WORKS loss (csmae
500 said 10 Do TO Insurance, having ran out within
few days; Van Allen X Thompson. pump makers loss
81 500 insured Tor $780, Noyth River lus Co; Louis
klins, surgical strunient maker $780, Insured w
II. Trrolc. psien; scale makers, los SlUo no tus
Peter H. smith, dcor hinge maker loss $50 rs ms Gee
Williams edge too maker. no loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
r SEE OUTSIDE OF TO.DAY's PAPER,

TyapsLrs ard Ot.ess leaving the City in The AFTER
moon areintormet Ereay Eettto7s 81 me lrse
I. printed every day containing the SIocS Ssss par
cts News by the Southern mail &c. up 10 O'Clock
Nv inouiripy OF the Eswsboys forthe ErenS Edition
OF The Tribune every viii be able To ,aze Wiz hn
fhc latest newa up the time of leaving The CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

~ NorlcE.-The Butchers Of Centre Market respect
fully Inform their customers and The public In general that
in consequence OF Saturday next being tho ih cfJuy ihoy
la e unsr aoua agreed to close their slns on mat DAY
precisely o'clock No Meat Will be S0i' AMER
thai hour srd the Market will not be opened sgain IN ne
.ysni,g ly 3is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
Mr JAMES N. sAspzssos,
phiLaAeiphla June 20, lsi6 is4

NOVEL STYLE or sczxEX HAT. IS 5o.-Genln, pa
Broadway has introduced The style OF Summer naE
made OF tie same materials and finished In the
ner as bis celebrated Gotsamer HGt-ezuemely light
Prize So 50. iels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos l2l. l29, l3l, l23, lJ5
l37 l3o 6I 25l, 235. No I'd part I'll Ttursdsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

RHODE IsIAsD-The GsreraI Assembly OF this
S:a;e adjourned tie :7h III. sf.e- session OF I'VE
tsys' re 5teaie. par: OF which occupied = the ans-
sctoa OF private Dizziness lee lea Law ~As ceH1naec
20 re JAlEaEy SESSION OF the Genera Assembly
The prt.loc Q: S:oEtnsIoC Railroad Company io az
amendment taeir chs-er. allowing ITEM 20 bring tae
sas inc the cry, a establish :Aeir II t= Cove
-e4- hat q he Worcester Railroad, was PcstPonrd % a-
as1 session. The petition granted II lie deoss' ~.
wss los. IL TIE Tie would lave been 'ece-
site.ed = he LATER BODY ne motion 70 suspend me
rules Ter he purpose OF taking lie subject WAS i9s -
20 10, not two-,hi-cs, a. required BY The rCles-
MORE 1SDIASs-Four Kansas Indians arrived NJ
81 Louis ca ne 1915 u!t-tae Cnief h=-onc-co- Ha
and three braves. They oc thsr way 70 :" s,nins
tcn Tor The purpose soliciting Congress and the
DENT % ren1et their NATION rsnrt 1nfy are sac % %
IN very distressing condition being TOO lnao'eht 10
WORK sc cznaoI longer ssn subsistence iro huatins
x The work Of relaying the track CT the Soner-
vile RAILROAD, VIE approved rail- h.s Deem
commenced. snd Il will gradually progressed Z ae-
eoron 20 eifeunstaoces without interference VIE
ins regular travel ur:a whole oe eoDPietrc anc
rendered durable, safe sid permanent Newark AaT-
e nan named Fe-rier comraitted suicide a.
CINCINNATI On he 2iIh uI,. he was AcTnon arc aAs
suffered BY ne Prosecutions Of .haI c Dlass people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

WrLMIyGros RAILEoAD.-The stockholders Of
;he Wilmington and Rsriga Road Company met on
Wednesday List, majority being present The President
stated that Carolina ard Georgia Roads were
wiling Join the Wilmington Company in taftheriag me
pro ec: CT continuing Road Scath Carolina k.
road and that should Consrexs sanction tie MEASURE the
Postmaster General weuIi advance in sc Of TIE connect
ing Ink ten ye2rs nal pay Of the new Roa1, AHa o
thtrd Of lie nal pay, Curing lie same period o. &c
Inlnsior, Charleston and Georgia Roats Tbs so NO.,
would be about 100000 and would go lar
ing tie Rad. tChaEisston he"s' 'I
FIEE-The paint shop and large oficA a@s,'p %
Of Mr. John wslch Ess, Baltimore, were cesHoyed by
A., m -sa or, T,Ty-t for 1850 large dwelling at-
otnsg occupied by several German families was also se
sely entirely Destroyed Two or Lse os.sf aSsiiinss
and grocery store were eoasiasiAD - ---' '''
vater-
FIRE AT OLD PoIsr.--A FIRE broke out sbou,
o O'clock IN t.s morning in cue OF the ness houses az
Old Point Comfort eGfaSs % ~ .s ss0as ; lss ono In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
Things I'm Philadelphia.
49,, -. III, J,.;l,na

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHlLApEI PHIA, June 80. 1876
Tho merry month of June makes lis exit in
tears and It's face couded with cold repusive
fowns. think the poets will have TO abandon all their
old te worn OUT smiles In reference 10 fckleness and
for the next lustrum the June OF 40 as the best
smili,ude. The meteorological tables for the month
will snow an uiniie variety OF temperature and
weather and think large fall ofsteady rain has
ever been Known.
BulWer, in one OF his novels, speaks O! crimes Of
peculiar character teGg times were the rage
epidemic. believe il is SO ut this uuciure with acct
dents city. Il is fashion 10 fall tom third
story windows, down trapdoors and cellars. Hardly
day without the recurrence OF two or thee casual
ties Of his KIND.
Our Guy papers Of this morning announced the
fall of Of the Old revolutionary James
Schellinger died last Thursday Cape May y. j. III
his 9+,a yesr. The old geuiSman was well known 10
many eaueners OF that fashionable watering place. and
had formerly been pilot great .kl sEc experience
The Delaware though for many his has caused
him 20 withdraw. He volunteer under Barney in
lis famous, unequal night between the Hyder-A ana the
Monk, when The turban heat the cowl He was fond Of
recountne The incidents of this battle and 10 light il
over and over for the Information OF his visitors.
In your Money article OF this morning you state
that no one has mentioned the number OF shares sub
screed in our city for The pennsy vsna Railroad. Al
dinner time to day the IA 500. being over
one quarter the sum necessary secure the charter
An improved curve for railroads has been success
fully tri.d Ci;y Railroad. I, IS chilled cast ron
Snd IS found 10 oe much more durable than those
wrought Iron, which down the at;uon OF
hesyy burden il has been IN :oE three months
and found in IS perfect order ss when arst put
down. Our Councils therefore adopting 1t 10 ali The
curves in our city. I; originally the suggestion OF
Assistant City Surveyor. M.-ine I. w Chandler, ESD.
The immense business on our Reading Railroad.
which noticed last week has orougot large number OF
vessels tor freight 20 Po.t Richmond. Exclusive o!
bsrgrs and canal there yesterday nearly one
hundred aud vessels loading Tor Eastern ports
Fceishs Little lower and :Hsen Tree 10 you- cy
al 81 To IS
In local incidents we are without excitement, and
business is, IS per last dul
SALES OF SrocKs-First BodrG.-sl0o Lehigh
In, 49, 80 SIS Grsrd Bank 81, $50 DO. b5 81; Ne
chaacs Bank, "a 100 Norris Canal oS l2. 100 GIa-d
Bank q; /; IS Man Mech Bank, - 10 Washington BIZ.
ider Bos,ri-5 Sis Les!sh 2la 200 Re...as RR, cash.
SSs 5000 Sta,e IS. cash. 6e!.
Secoad 5cdrd-ie n. Kent=cky Bank. So S!eeo State
IS, 1855 cash 69 shs EA- Mech b. a.; 10 10 Phil
lsdeph.l Bk lUS; SoeJ0 S;ateSs Arg. os 2oG0 keat
Ing Beads, "a 2O0 shs Gi.ara Bk, {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
s.uDERsoWs FRANKLIN HOUSE.

ChesDutsL between Third and Fourth, Phlado!pbia
e Tho subscriber havtGg purchased Of Tho Me''ra san
furniture and hGtur-s " this popular snd
central Hotel desires Inform hs friends and tho pubc
will reopensd FOR their reception The hfst day
Of July n-It, having been during bs greatly en-
arged thoroughly reuovaed and refurnhed There have
added very and convenient Dining Saloon for
gentlemen private Ordinary for ladies' several new Par
ofs commodious Chambers with other in porant i'm
provemens which viii greatly condaee The comfort and
c1nyepience OF visitors.
The catering and cnliaarJ departments viii DO under the
conuo! Of
Mr JAMES ". SAEDERsos,
whose ability mansg- tia. portion Of tho establishment
IL known Ia unsurpa.,sd In Tits country. The eele
braled Cf de Cuisiae PELLGrGER also retain ed, to-
g-,h-r ~ith corps Of capable and obgins as
sis,an and the undersigned pledges himself that effort
,hsl be an.ing his part make the Franklin" he
nc plus uIrs Of comfort convenience. snd good ra,n
DANIEL K MINOR
PHILADELPHIA June 20, 1916. is.6 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

e Rev. NJ. NcElsoy and Rev Mr.. Reg, OF
Georgetown College, d c, ard recently appointed chap
"a he army CT occupation, arrived New-Ocsacs On
tho Eight Of The sih s AMI next day .eox
In TIE ssea gaship Alaharcs, fcs 2ssanoro..