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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-01
stock sale of Grnccric.

invite dealers 10 attend At the Of Mr.
seph gelow this morning NJ 10 O'clock when the store
viii be rented out TIL let January next and
Alter wnl be sold the sock VI Superior Goods and tho
Household and Kitchen Furniture will be sold.
my i WILLIAMS & HAXALI Amen.
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Chesterfield Railroad Company.

" An adjourned meeting of the Stock holders
OF this Company viii Exchange Bank i'm the ev nj
aehmond o." FRIDAY oh June ~ O'Clock consider
ae' upon the report then 10 be made by
iths annual meeting on the goth
.neh comm nre relative TO sale OF road Company
May Let, a6-td w p sTROrRER T,..',.-.
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NOTICE
10 stockholders of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company.
Dividend Notice.

lHE annual meeting oil Stockholders will ba
bed al the Company Office, Richmond. TUESDAY morning
2oth May next, a O'Clock. JNo vIlIIaws "t'
25-td -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-01

az Pom a5verusement IN oaf psper today Il will
BE- tat he steamer Pocshonss. has been whdsswn
frcm he loo between this sai BALTIMORE in order 10
make sterauoos sni epsinso that there will be
no freight basl from his place to Baltimore
The Colobus ssvts heretofore, every Tuesday sfer
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meeting onthe 4Oth 10
or Their comm use relative sale a Company
NAY Isto-d p. srRorHER. Treasurer.
MORE NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
i ATHRUP, CHRIS TAN IL co. having re-
oOd. comprising all the Dr,s. Goods such
"-shAded BaTeEes ami Ba'z,rnes
Rich shaded Organize MusI,ns
Lawns and Iaretens, Lawn Gnghams
French and EaIion DO
Rich graduated Barge Robes
D.. do Lawn and Bingham Robes
White do Embroidered do
Black and cord SILKS styles. and price, from 7se
Apseas Rombsznes, Craps &C
Irish Rinens Linen sheelinss
Pihowease Linens nd Table Dauasks all ou,;,,..
Table Cloth-, from To %
Linen Dntnss and Pa Linens. for boys
b aek summer CioIhs Gambroons
French Cassmeres, Cashmerets
Cloths and vesi.E- aa.yIa.
a few mn Vest Pater
sik and Cotton Hosiery, Cloves Mius
s,ain and smsdcnpe, Barge and Musin
Six and Cambria Umbrellas
Straw Bonnet, al style,
Rieinds Flowers ard Band BoIes.
Al OF which will be sold eheapa;
my No. 90 West Main STREET.
~ EW SUPPLY.-We have iust onened
further supply Of Ladies' Morocco slippers and Ties
At One Dollar per pair they and f..honabe large
70, Just opened myl PurNEY WATTS.
BEAUTIFUL SHOES FOR THE LADIES.
- We have opened spendd Of Lade, ne Cater Roots
thin soes Of different eolor and thin sole lace
TO Riye
a eanIwe Intend to cell cheap
my PUTNEy Il WATTS.
RRONZE SLIPPERS. Ladies beautiful bronze
Kid Slippers, OF superior quality beautiful arse-Gor
A-eIoM- my PUTNEY 4 WATTS
NEW MUSHC--Nay Ist.
Il w RANDOLPH co. have received
The opos'om Finde-being No Phillips Gong Of the
Wild Sports of the West
EiFhi and fashionable Polkas for I2t cent.
oh, summer Nigh-the nj Non
Pasquale, by Donszett; ~ cents
u IL better to laugh than be- signing; cents
With silent grief and oppressed Torquaio oera
by DoniEeui.
Polski Mazurkl
When this enehantmentI beheld
ouadnhe' eompo'ed for Queen Victoria, by MusAId.
Say what shau my song be tonight
The Indian Girl
Blue Eyes Waltz
Agricultural March
Angel Of Peace Gradne.s. myI
SSUPERIOR Old APPLE HHANDY PEACH
~ HHANDX. OLD RYE wHIsKEY,&c.
20 bbls old Southampton Apple Brandy
" Peach "
100 Richardson Whisky
50 q" Harri.o-
100 doE eluine London Porter.
Receiving and for sale by GALLAGHER Il oLDNER
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
In all kids Foreign Domestic Wine. aud Liquors
my No 9 Main
UTNOtice.--We invite attention To our sale nf w ool
To take place Warehouse morning at O'Clock
my KENT. KENDALL Il ATwATER. Auets.
'Swest home Of my childhood, Ibid thee fdreusH"
VERY popular Song BY Mr. DempsterJI
n AZ p. n. TAYIORs
Piano Porte WsreToom and Music Saloon,
my 100 Main street opposite the Banks.
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
James River * Kanawha Company,


W Tue LADIES' Of the Church in povn,,,, mil
bold FAIR at the Count House. the mt Mordy in M,x
wh'n they VIII Offer for sale variety Of fancy u.r an
valuable ARTICLES The proceeds of W be
tne purchase OF Panonase They rspeetuy invite ,h
public generally to attend ard they hope meet win shs.
that encouragement usually IN F.i,s o.
mends ole aud useful purposes " W , -
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France,


inc Paris joufnas Of " odncsdsy, which wo hsvo re-
ceyed BY our usual cypress, oonlsh no news Of impor
tauCe.
IL sppesrs that after 81 that Prince Conssnue /. erpee
ied o. Iouon az W. Ge ed Russian charR co. afa1ss
mas ei' fsrs iofeeeve him 10 that pt but scoo'o ng TO
he aulociat cummsnos the young duke be con.
nnnaed BY contact with the Ifench Court Or the PARISH
On people; his special Instructions being on no account 20
appear IN The French capits From Toulon he l sa 10
Br,s, and thence 10 Plymouth.
BY royal ordef u the 9gh n March the Prince de
Jnnvle admiral spp0n'ed Confnandsr n-ohief Of
The Medt'u,nesn heeL koaLudmral Hemou1 aide-do.
camp q tho Pince s nominated qusnefmaser general Of
me hoei ed Capiin TOuehafd NE assttnt Rear slmi
i Quesnel will take the Command Of the DIVISION and
Cspsin Chafncr appointed 10 the command Of the Sou
Veain On board Of which tho Prince will hois he flag
The account gwen BY the semapbofo de Mssces 81 an
affair between General Cavaignac and orge Arsb force
was confirmed by the Agie journals Of the "a lost The
number Of killed the side Of tho Arabs, however 10
stated 70 have been 100. and 900, given In the
count from Aglers which received At Marsciles.
T0ulon letter Of the 5th informs that tccordng &C.
counts from Agers u the 3d. the French lost great nu.
Der Of snd officer Of Hussau. Colonel Cagnon,
Of the Hussas, s stated 10 have had horse killed under
him
Tosaoc) SFEoULAToR The Courier Francois says
1--WE learn that NJ do Rothsohild has susnged On sfsir
which will nsdre him the monopoly Of tobacco only in
France bot throughout tho continent Of Europe. He has
Tor some time hsd agents 10 Amedca 10 buy BY anticipation
e growth Of ai the plantations for great many yesrs
TO come. Thirty millions Of francs have appropriated
70 this vast speculation The has spread alarm smong
the capitalists who hsVo entered into contracts with the
royal tobacco mandatory. will be impossibp oF
them to supply thtiF tobacco at he stipulated prices"
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NOTICE

" The annual meeting of the Stockholders
ofthe Richmond Fed-neksbug Potoma. Railroad Comt.pv ,
In Richmond at ~ O'Clock, NJ.
eP9i c. w. MACMURno, Treasurer
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Italy.

Italy IS still troubled Austrian bayonets keep the peo
pie quiet, but 1t u impossible to tell when the fame
which has been so long smnuiderng may burst out.
few days back, at Milan. several scnnes were assass
mated, and recently the Austrian commander Italy was
obliged TO send for reinforcement Of seven regiments
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Consumptives, be ON your Guard!
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF

CHEMlCALS.-Citras Ferri, Ferri Ferro-
eyanaN ferIi Ammon' sulph Mopha Acct Morphia Hur.
horpma Fern ct QUINN Guns Bydso subln CaomeL Eft
ienam saene OXIDE Silver Nil Silver in ehrvsa Cyanid
iass Ppenne Nit stronIa Muir suonta su'ph Qunne Mur
BayiA Todd Lead Tarraie OF Potash Tannip
Poia &c &c RARE Chemicals Of Kind
the shortest notice For by
ap 30 sAMI, Dovp
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. -
COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE for. M Az .-i..

~ 2Se; New York Illustrated do. 90 T. %.
No. iOI Liters Living fge
No 70 Lardner popular Lectures Science and Art Csc
teres OF Boston" - '"e ~
Peers and Parvenu+ Novel, BY MTp Gore Csc
pencr. I2lc 49, - " " M
eams', pAr OF Sudden Riches Tale Michael Angelo Tit
The Poor Genuenana Coni-ay in Eve Art. he so,s o,,
the younger l2te. Received by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, June IS, 1886.
Business looks much better to-day, and degree
Of animation prevails not known here before for
months. Cotton is more Arm and Flour had check
given its downward tendency. The Great Westerns
news was promulgated here hafpsst and have
YET learned Its effect our market Grain and Meals
have been inactive day. and sales have anspred in
Groceries or Provisions.
The Stock Board, you will see, was firm and ami
mated.
Business and Pleasure are curiously Joined by
the Rhinedolar Association, Native Clao, which cee-
brses IFS hrst anniversary Wednesday By PckSick
az the Sweet Bar Farm the banks OF our lovely Schuyl
kill This is much more pleasant occupation than pol
!tics
Mr.. Templeton, who has been very successful
here gives another Concert this evening which promises
10 be fully attended by all the musical taste OF our CITY,
Our Grand Jury has directed attention TO the
great number OF licensed taverns and pray nat ried
scrutiny may be exercised the applicants II on
would scrutnize the licensed houses more care
fully and not wink at their existence, pubic morals
would be assisted materially.
Jackson, the American Deer has made dear sport
to-day or many citizens having been adver
Crowds have there bu. report has
the city cannot the utility OF humanity thus usuTp
Ing the privileges Of TRcehorseS, unless Jsckson as oee
engaged 10 run expresses for OF our cy papers, VINO
get out extras when others pay for the news
a counterfeit note OF the denomination OF slu,
purportius TO be issue Of the S,onngton BANK was
attempted 10 De passed dry goods store Inc peg
son attempting TO pass the same YVES arrested eno tne
case will undergo legal investigation This Issue Is be-
iieved 10 be one and II would be well Tor the pub
lie 10 exercise caution In taking notes on this Bank OF
thar den ominason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
TIE GRAMMArIc READER. By Edward Hazen, 4. VI.
J. 5. Redaed, Sew-York.

IHE LRANNATlC E-Ih al 0e~St 80 -~
Us. RedAed, Sew-York.
This is unauestionaby one of the most beautiful
aud perspcuous:y arranged SchooBooks ever published
The author has devoted his life for period OF over
seventeen years devs;ng improvements IN teaching the
English language AID without pretending TO have given
his various works that strict and patient examination
which few bn. those actively engaged IN Teaching can al
ford we are free 10 say that think Mr. aazen has ac-
complshed much valuable good There II course more
thorough radical reforms 20 be wrought 10 the Ian
guage Man than any he proposes bur those are not for
practical introduction into Schools present. and we
very cheeruy bes,sw approval upon every thing that
fairly promises small advance. M Hazens pre-
sent publication does than this; and notwhsand-
ing that greatly fear for the eec: Of his onterous and
invou.ed Nomenclature of the Verbs We think his Cram
matte Reader the very best elementary work Of lis
class with which familiar. We cannot doubt that
or- schools both public private would ind advan-
sage in introducing this work.
The innume-able engravings which enbellish every
page Of the Grasc Reader ard which have their part
to perform The process Of instruction, deserve very spe-
cial mention On this part The subject weiee able to say
tia, these little pictures, naturally and carsiessy il
were introduced into little primitive School, Book The
nos. exquisite things Of The kind have
Macy Of them are rea! gems Of and present freedom
Of drawing soness OF outline and t-uthfuness OF
preston charming as they in the things usually
tenoins:ed pictures. No where has the art of Wood
Engraving been carried 70 higher perfection than in The
pages OF this little Reader and those who think this
strange praise exaggerated hope will take the trouble
convince themselves Of its rsaess- We DO not mean
srgue the question Of Symbolic Tsachins-bu We are
very that again child we should fsr in
love with such beautiful book this that nothing could
keep Us from that horror of urchnhood the Grammar
Lesson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
Fees of Lawyers.

To as Editor Of The Tribune:
IN your journal OF the 9Th inst observe that Mr. Kirk
land OF the Select Committee OF the Convention 10
amend the Constitution has reported i've Resolutions
calling on the Controller and various Judicial officers for
information subjects connected with the ous
ness sad conduct of the several Courts OF the State
Tae call is very well far gees; but the object pro-
posed vii not be obtained
The most important measure which viii or which
ought 10 engage the and attention the Convention
is The reduction and restricting Of Lawyers fees in SUCH
manner as 70 relieve the people of The State from the
tremendous eurthar, swinde and ffaud Low 80 unT.'
versAiy p-rcticed on lheE
II you publish This short article may furniIh you
some concise statements TO shsw the eroETniry OF he
practice rsferred To- II tee above no; corrected The
!sbors the Convention will be TaUless. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
Proceedings of Congress-
REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAPH.
Senator Aliens Abdica.icn as Chairman of the
Committee on Foreign Relationship vacancy
to be filed to-day.-The Oregon Treaty NOT yet
submitted 10 the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Juno 18th.
IN SENATE
Mr. ALLEN rose and having been recognized By
tie Chair read his abdica,on of the post of Chair
man Of the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Mr. CAss passed high compliments on Mr.. ALLEN
The Senate accepted Mr.. ALIENS resignation
On motion of Mr. WEBSTER it was agreed that
tie s.nate should Fill The vacancy to morrow at
o'clock
Mr. W. presented resolutions Of the Legislature
of Massachusetts in reference dispossessng pro-
cess Issuing from The Supreme Court OF the I. =
in the same form as those from State Courts.
Referred to the Committee OF. the Judiciary.
On motion Of Mr.. DIX the Supplement tary Bill
was taken up.
The Senate insisted upon its amendment, and
Messrs DIX, WEBSTER, WEsTcoTT and MAsGUM
were appointed committee to confer with The
House
The resolution by Mr. HAssEoAs fixing the Goth
July for The adjournment of Congress was briefly
discussed, and finally BY vote of 81 10 81 the sub
ject wa. again postponed 10 Monday next
Mr.. McDuFrIE made speech against carrying
the Mails to Europe in Ocean War-steamers.
Mr.. MILLER was for sustaining the contract made
bv the Postma,ter General, because the law of the
las, Session authorised and sanctioned it, but did
no, believe in the utility Of the scheme.
The amendment for Mail Steamers from New
York to Liverpool was rejected. That for Steamers
from New-York 10 Bremen was carried, % to "a
Mr. DIX gave notice that be would call up the W are
house bill to morrow.
The vote rejecting bill for relief Elijah White
was reconsidered. A resolution 10 meet at II
o'clock was rejected-ayes %, nays 49, The Ser
ate took up the Post ORce Appropriation Bill.
The HOUSE have just gone into Committse OF the
Whole on the Tariff bill oy vote of l2o 10 So
The Navy Appropriation bill was passed by
vote of l9l TO ?. The appropriation for Sectional
Dry Dock at Philadelphia was rejected.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. COBB in the chair, and brought up the
Tariff BILL lis 10 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

IL PROFESSOR PLUME, the unrivaed Photographer,
whose has become familiar household words,
has recently hung up In his magnificent gallery at 25l
Broadway, several frames of immense dimensions. con-
tanning othe finest daguerreoypes executed in
America, perhaps In the world The claims Of Pumb9
the palm OF superiority universally acknowledged
and visit his gallery will convince every OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
Triumph o, the Fricnd, of Equal Suffrage.
NEw-HAvsS, June 18Th, 1916.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES II O'clock. A II


House OF Representatives, II o'clock. A n.
FRIEND GREELEy II succeeded Saturday in get
ting before the House remonstrance against their
treatment OF the petitions on the subject OF striking
on, the word white from the Constitution Of the
State, and sgains, their treatment of the Repor, OF
their own Committee the same subject This
brought up the whole subject, and after spirited
discussion the Report Of the Committee in favor OF
the prayer OF the petitioners, was taken from the
table aid adopted BY vote OF : TO 81. and the Commit
Instructed 20 draw M and report 20 The House
resolutions in form in accordance herewith.
The Committee shis morning reported q resolution
propose amend The Constitution By str king the
word white" and after hor-s discussion me CUES
ZION taken by yeas snd and passed By Of
III TO 635 sbsensees and dodgers. have Tot time
snayzs the bu. think II equally divided between
the pares-the leading members of both parties voting
ss hail this omen for good and t-us will
DO without lis influence upon the Convention in your
State, Yours, In great bas,s. S.M.B,
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n1arkers.... Carefully reported for Tbs 7IibuaA

MONDAY, JunsE
AsHES-The sales of the day are about 300 bS, 20
at 3 5000 ST. and so bbs Pearls at 06. The reesfS
to-day are 600 bbls. TIE market Is rather firm.
COTT0N-ln another column will be found pifsa
lars OF the Liverpool Cotton market TO the goth As
brought by the Greet Western. The sccounn III
rather disappointed Cotton holders here, who ia =
most part confidently looked for trifips sdvsnes
stead OF which triaing decline had been submiEss
there from the date Of our previous advices We'oS
hear what effect haa been produced on this msr.s- ~
sales were reported on Change Holders we 'hint 4,
be disposed 20 hold until the reception Of advces
Inst steamer; ut least cannot look for dccahe -
until after their arrival and not then unless they
cidedly more upfayorable. We are indebted 10 ~ -
liable Circular of Messrs. Wright < Levin for EST
lowing Statistics and remarks:
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

LOST CHILDREN-The Committee TO whom was
referred the communication OF Mr.. Cakes Monday
evening last intend learn. TO report in favor OF pay
ing salary Mrs Cakes of 500 per annum for -ecei
ing and taking OF lost children This not enough
in view of the requirements demanded OF her especially
abe has done this service gratuitousy for tour
Twice that sum 10 not TOO much Since the 25th oil
March n,nay children have been left there az all times
OF the night lAdVerusef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
He He, WHO attends 10 all tnats .ated here,

H We therefore, tel al that JONES' SOAP eures erup
nous, pimples, eckles. tan sunburn &C. changes lie
color o! dark yellow ssin fine healthy cesrress
and Jones' Coral Hair Restorative The tsir grow
stops falling OF, scurf dsrdr1f and makes light
rec grey hair naturally dark and beautiful And
ills indeed r-ader unapproachabe for dressing he bar
st. or 4l1 Brosdwsy,N Y; or l59 Fulion-sI Brooklyn.
ialS 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

TsE HERO OF Tx WRITE HILLs.-Ths venera-
BILE Mr. CRAWFORD Representative from eve beievel
HAIRS Location although somewhere IN the peghbor
hood O. 50 years appears exceedingly vigorous sill
The old gentleman gets up before breakfast and may
be long before hundreds upon hundreds OF people
his morning walks about town, tasting breezes which
hare had small influence n proongns bis lie, even
TO what is, in els case mos, emphaticaly, green old
age. He looks about Is. Concord IN h Statesman
- E. P. GRANT. Esq. of Canton. Ohio, has be-
come the Editor of the Mssslloa Gazette.
II Tirrelrs srisl for srson commences ct Boston
to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
a. We wonIt ca!l the s,tention OF ou. Eeaaers %

l We would call the attention of our readers to the
Murrayst, House GO. and - c. L. Butts proprietor.
This ore of the best furnished hotels in tie city. and
conducted upon plan which will not fan to succeed. It
possesses yrcpar advantages 70 those desrous OF comfort
and retirement being Just far enough from Broadway 10
be OF he noise OF that Srea, ,horoushfsre and ie
datey contiguous the Park and City Hal, the heart Of
the great metropolis
Those visiting tho city would ind this of the most
desirable locations.
The house kept in the best manner and on reasonable
tsrms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

a DR.. FELIX GorRAuD's ITALIAN INDICATED soAs,
for shs positive cure and eradication Of al skin diseases
more Psrt'cnis7y Tan Fr-ckles Sun burn &c to be
hrsi Store FROM Broadway Also. the Poudre Subtle for
Graduating supeIauous Hair, Vegetable Rouge for Grim
souing Cheess Grecian Hair Dye Lily White and various
olde. articles for ire toilet i'll II
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Court Calendar. TINS DAY.

SUrrR1oR CoUar-Nos @ 1856 l55. l46. 10. %. los
loo. l07 lo3 80. a. EOS A. IL 81 j. &c. 100 l3 1875 153.
81. 81. IFS. 1879 ia 81 l52 l5t
cIRcuIT Cousr-Nos. 4, 80 IS %, 81 81, 49, IS, IS,
3Si. 80. 40 Al "a Al
CoMMoS PLEAS Part Nos q a5 g. = 81 %.
s. 80 A. 49, Part 2-Nos II, = 70 Is, 50, %, 80, So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

NoTIcZ.-The Walnut Oh Military sharing Soap, which
has equal 10 the invention OF hr. VIM. Johnson
the only manufacturer OF the true article at 81 CorandL
and has connection with any Troom Fowler repre-
scented by those who endeavor make capital Of biz
for he manufacture mad sale Of spariocs article
rpzIa lr0in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
ROYAL GURLEY. Auctiopeer.

PRIVATE LrBKARY.-This Evening will be sold by ROYAL
GuRLEY Co. at their Long Room 3o4 Broadway, corner
Of Duanes extensive and valuable Library Of Stand
ard Books comprising works of sterling merit in Theology
History, Philosophy Belle Lettres &C., and many Of the
Books rare. Catalogues ready. jei0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

" Advertisements for Newspapers OF all the Cities and
prscipel towns In The far AID daily re-
csiTed al the Office OF The duly authorized Agent Palm
er,n The Tribune Buildings. He receives subscriptions
alec jal Im.e Tk7h
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n. Saratoga Springs.-W A. MUSDELL, NO.
l Marvn's Row. opposite U. s. Hotel, always has The
Tribune ofhe ates, date for SALE except when sold out
Look 10 him for the fre.hest new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

PALo ALTO EATs.-C. Knox, l25 Futon-st sun Build
Ing has the new and beautiful style OF genemens sum-
mer has-some call it the Pao Alto Hat. Palo Alto or
no. he commends it simply CONNIE il fdut. el6 Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

EFIfyou wish rare fun go the American Museum ana
sse thoe anino,h Boys in their mesnerc soIees which
AXE place In the grand performances at 81 and r. NJ
Won can also see vs Orang, anoih1r great wond
and an immense hummer novelties al The Museum
To- dsy-a for TWO shllliogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

~ YOU'VE MEN are invited to call and examine
GENINs new style OF GosJamer Summer Hat. In beauty
OF style and gh,ness 1t excels any Hat ever before
offered to the fashionable Hat wearing community
Also, alarge assortment of Panama Hats.
les Il in GENlN. 2l4 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
Business Notices.

GENrLEMES's HATs.-SUMMER FAsHroS.-Leary & Co.
will this day introduce style of Hat entirely and
superior to any thing yet oered-June 6h 1896 e2 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

GENTS SUMMER HArs-The now style Summer Hat,
just introduced. for sale by
jsl6 Ct. c. F. ALvoRD, l69 Broadway.