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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
The War in South Carolna-nIr. Calhoun aud
his Friends.

Public opinion here warmly and proudly ap.
pauds the course of Mr.. Calhoun the w ar bill.
and III no sort sympathlzes with the blind Jury OF
those who Insisted loading the country with the
responsibilities and peris OF War, without single day To
examine the merits OF the controversy To countthe COST
aud the necessary OF defence or OIL
fence Il would have been but moderate Difference %
humanity. policy and the spirit Of the u have de
erred the decision Of so grave question Tor day No
purpose. bu. OF party expedrncy. could be saved
even by haste III voting supplies and endorsements
for the eubhrrs.sm hts could not be relieved BY act OF
Congress Nobody doubted that with Gen. Taylor the
would long before the action Of Congress
could come 10 his aid. And with these so O0O men.
we are not mad enough, 1t Is hope!, TO Commence Il
campaign IN the pesent climate Of Mexico IN mid sum
mer. What then hss been gained by the eSiF1vassnI
hurry OF Congress 10 vote men and millions
But this ID not the weghtest objection the bill! nor
was II urged at ali by Dir. Calhoun and others They
were VIKING To vote the supplies on the instant But
they asked to have the armznents OF the United Stale.
directed the defence OF the country and limited 10
that purpose. I'LL the Congress could decide upon flil
Knowledge and drli5eratIon whether var wac deter.
nued By Mexico or was necessary 10 cur honor and
safety
Was not this object moe, prsiseworthy From its
or gin this Government has proclaimed that its policy
was pesce aud jusuce II has denounced unnece'sary
as crime against liberty. humanity aud civilization
the policy OF Kings, not Republics. With such pro-
es.ion teeming the page. OF our public history how
dare ~e tiIiIe with great matter : But We have
;riivd with most gr&vousy. and most ieoshy. too
1t impossible to believe that at this moment Ccaeress
can look back upon It's action without sell reproach II
not shame. Alter Treating Mexico no mass oi lnoecA-
y and the rs symptom OF actual n2at our
Governmeu, Is taken sl aoacs Congress thrown into
Ipasns the whole country IS summoned 10 arms, and
The whole eScheQuer into tue camp chest We are even
in grea; confusion 10 give specousnsss 10 our acts
Resolved make var viii not make declaration OF
wsr-but insist without evidence and against evideoee
rha, there s a war ready made our hands. 1t was
shown in the Senate by proclamation Of the Prvsi
dent Mexico that he discsiro the power OF levy ing
other pstiors his respon.ioy and that ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-. First Session.
Reported Spec,alsy for The NerU- York Tribune.
Nf. ~ N t..
WASHINGTON. May 25--6i 2. NJ

SENATE.
WASHINGTON. May 25-6! F. NJ.
/ Petitions and memorials were presented.
MIR ConwIS, OF Ohio offered resolution in
s,ruc.ing the Committee on the Judiciary 10 inquire
into the change in the time Of holding the u 3 CIR
cut Court IN Ohio.
On motion The re ports from the Urea sury and ar
Departments respecting mineral lands and harbors
on the lakes were ordered TO be printed.
Mr. Dickinson presented the proceedings OF
the great war meeting in NewYork city. He took
occasion to make lew remarks in appreciation OF
them.
took up, amended. and finally passed the bill es,ao
fishing post routes in Texas.
On motion of Mr. DIX of New York, the Senate
then took up the supplement TO the war blu 10 IN
crease the officers of the army. The subject was
however laid aside and The bill Tor extending lurs'
diction over Oregon taken.
Mr. Benton took the floor. He desired, he said,
a new bill framed, corresponding with that oil The
British passed by them for the purpose OF extend
ing the the iursdi lotion of that government over s
subjects in Oregon. he thought such OIL would
soon pass the Senate, and hoped that some one
would propose IT.
The amendments offered by Mr. ATcHisos, that
The officers under the bill was the first Ihng III
order.
Mir. DIX offered the amendments and Mr.. ATcHI-
SON supported them
Mr. M.sGuM spoke some minutes in favor of Civ
ing the offices TO be filed under the bill TO those
already in the army, who had devoted long time
TO the service of war. He then proceeded 10 define
his position on the Oregon question. de has iuil
audience of attentive listeners and sun speaking
as this dispatch closes
house OF REPRESENTATIVES.
/ Mr. BRlNKERHoFF moved 10 suspend the Rules
70 allow him TO offer Joint Resolution OF thanks 10
| Cen. TAYLOR aud the officers and men under his
command for their recent brilliant operations on The
| Rio Grande, and directing the President 10 give
each soldier one months pay over and above MS
The motion TO suspend was carried, and the Reso-
/ luton received.
| Mr. WlSrHRoP asked il the official dispatches
from Gen TAYLOR had been received II not. The
| House he thought had better wait till the official
! documents had come TO hand before acting In the
On motion. the Resolution was then referred to
the Committee of the Whole.
The House then went iuto Committee oil the
! Whole Mr. HOPKINS in the Chair,1 and toos up the
| Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation b.L II was
discussed by Messrs KING of Mass. MCKAY OF ~ Z.
| HOLMES of 5. C. EWING of Tenn. FAkAS o, ONO
] HousroS of Alabama, and others.
| An amendment to provide fer the support OF SICK
and disabled Seamen in the Naval Hospitals, was
offered.
The motion 10 make the appropriation was then
! adopted. NJ
BoYp has the floor, and is supporting Il, ana adVo-
/ eating The establish ment of Hospital a, Padocah
/ The Na,lo,ia Fair is still all the rage he cisy
s crowded with strangers. and the Fair filling up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
cRARyps 94gBEisE OREA!i

THIS SUpEhlo> - aPOuND Ia PfupIoi expressly
for lhs use II 10. -g, Is designed 10 b-ealy hc
ak and Wv. a clear cuIp IL h,s given y7fy gene
a sslisfaeiicu Boston, lowell, fEpVdrLto ana many
oln- Eastern ciIe. Ana - ropre.or has been greatly
encouraged by Increasing demand ior To. arilco 10
macy oher s-cons Of ice country where has been 6u
recently Introduced
Il Ia 1,=d ashiug considered very refreshing and
Is fragrance very ceignru lesying tho skin sou and
smooth
The Abr-ine Crear Ia ecnadrn:ly offered 70 dealers N
ancy soocs throughout he ciy. gisa arc particularly
!nvIec 10 1--WE II = trial go
sud a. Wholesale By he Manufsc.rrer A. Crazy, l+0
Merrmaek-st Boston WA. A CROCkEh Y Gu
Wbolr.ale Agent, 81 John 81 Kew forx.
CRARY'S AHHRElNE SOAP 8 superior article iof
shaving ecommsndrd tho attention Of genIonen, and
/. ma uf-cturrd and sold above.
Eew-Yofg May - b, i346. my2h lIneod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

pen.sb!y necesGJ for &c prou Of or citzecs,
going abroad Ina. meg saou.e Fave 70, FIo2-r p..por1
fron our Government Applications he unders gced
VII. = -, win prompt attention, 81 Iuai, ehv
ELIAS GEXSES,
Ey:S1a' Na. Esa,ss.s O. cepes:ss Lie cassoz HJsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

anON WAKE House, IL Gfrra-len-sc-A-ney,
1Srr,s / Ssuosca su-c-sso.s % 3oorn.a- Jchrsona
Ayt e. Co. -pc,.-rs and dealers n Sv-tst RznGs and
knssa tr cu nails slip, kOoi AID ra road spices rveI
boiler iroa TAI rods, ssas hoop ana s9 Tr1 I'd ioe Of
sltataas- y h~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
City Items.

pocxyr PIckEp-Mr. Robert Jones, OF No. log
William a., W hile in the Philadelphia cars on The night
,h o.,h inst had pcckctbook. containing S1fs9 10
Nil. on me New York and Philadelphia Sank' sos''aced
iron, his pocket ,,p.a :, >.,rr;s "A
nv De Hopre x Moran was burslsriousS entered on
MONDAY night ey pryins of the !a.sninss Oh she
,e and goods aud papers OF considerable value 'sAen
from the premsea ,,;,-a,3 ~ 90
c,.-,v>, WAS arrested charge OF eAtortinS tohs
t a, .n,,rrsnt " no had been boardns 81 her aouSe
80 vas Reid 10 bail the OF $3.50 TO answer 'of is
a..r.nee Tom HSddcI ranner ior MS fiI-ses 49,
also held 10 ball threatening violence 10 TIE sa'e
person. ,o,,ns3 ;Allovv bv The name
=, In, smith. was arrested MontSy night Oh chsrsc
;,, committed grand larceny, The PARTICULARS Oh
.,i,s ns,e nor We, been ascertAne1
S.pyIyss DRlvlSG-A grocer named i'euscs
r,n,,t WAS arrested YESTERDAY morning lot caes>s!
d-,xl,, his wagon over child in The oln Ms.S,
ASS.rIr,Sp BATTERY WITH INTENT TO MI
a.,s named Mary Durses. was aTres'sa sSoaasS
;sst On charge of committing sn a,ssus SO So,
Us i,.n, 10 N Csiharine Feeks OF No. o. 'ooS-''
" prscurn FROM DRowSIS6-A man named
a. Rs-nsrd Mondsy evening fell into she Cox a
S.S,nc ain bu, wss rescued trem drowning Q!
Ward Policeman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

CoxMUrArIoS or PUNIsaMEsr-The slave bar
recently convicted OF murder and who was 70 nafs
ossn hung to-day, has had his sentence eoIntea e
Governor to folr months solitary confinement, L"eh!
evs lsshe. esch month. and .: ne FERTILIZATION % ID -
PslssI-ls-' ICsa.lss;ca Ns:sg-y, E.::.E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
FOR THE PILES.

op rpu.ns III gcTUAEY-Ar iarerns remedy, y
care for The Piles, ntefnnl or e1lerna
er Md SOD n IN Yultonst Dvisioc Ana ~ Se IIo
81 49, ,.-,i.,y esura,ed Physlac Of twenty ycar 81.
s~cr. r5sneT 70 an c6cs PRACTICE whurs fle md AL
800 sisea.es sss saceessnly Kua:cd Aetes 0mee
"a 8owsry, & 4scfa soe7e opF9STb nalI s0S@"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27


q We learn from the Schohare Patriot that
John Burnett hs. been tiled and found guilty OF 'he
murder CT Mr. George sornberser and sentenced 10 DC
hung 4, Schenectady on the 18th OF July neS'-'hefe
beng no Jail or jsl.yard in Schoharie County II
% break bis neck the Law directs
Bosro. WATER WoRKs.-We learn frofn tle'
Boston Advertiser that the Water Commissioners
secured eligible site for distributing reservoir, III e
ety. BY the purchase of lot OF land o; ABOUT $50
are feet, conveniently situated In the vse.nty OF me
State House. The reservoir proposed 10 DC there eso
listed. viii supplied With water from Long POND, VIII
%; pumping 10 hight Of lis feet AZ least above INC
high tides and 20 feet the surface O. the inquest
S'ses In the city.
4. RAILROAD IRoN-The American ship Aquetne.
S MOsher arrived s, this port YESTERDAY from hsSua
sh cargo OF rats for the Macon and western
fSaysnnah Georgian. THURSDAY
e The Lard Oil Factory Of Morris SIMPLIFY, ep,
site Cincinnati In Newport KY was desI.oyes ~
On The 2ots. Loss S2ooe-nsured TWO snAn =" ..
socsss adjoining were likewise destroy w5
Eso BY Mr.. CoAagar Tho other belonged 70
wv, 10 Insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

rVThr Amazon Wigs, or G-nueTnsu's real Esads
t.sir b-ng rIeh.est Improvement In ne
aufs~ur- Wigs ard Scaps shd the subscriber hap
py 10 h-ins the Introduce them here They display
me for. head aud temples any hight point IN .g-aa
king n-yrr ueore attained They composed Of gen
rng or gos,sn-r They h, The h-.d by m-cnan
entirely new hey are pui on In moment
Tiny lunrti.,-y sdapI Themselves The counirnsnce,
aud a, orce become par; and parcel Of tbs living
Copy ths- address e. PdALOH, 81 Broadway, opposite
,h. Gob- Hot undsr Jus -nufs Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

vEg NETWORK DAILY fRIBUNE Is rUELlsaED
EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCEPTED,
Ar go tribune Buildings, corner OF Sprues
and Nassau streets, opposite the City He'll,
a,. delivered to City Subscribers for HINn CENTS per
veai when they prefer thoJ can pay In edvsnce al
,he Dssk months year al The same rate Biz
ia eoutep Two CCar1- Mall sobscrbers Five Dollars
~, .nnum, advance, and the Paper In no case
fnoeo yood tho time for which II u paid S1bscnp.
,S,os nten for ak month"; Three Dollar - ntvantA
centred IN ell exchanges With Country Newspaper.
Os.ly papers received ibis ofico vhoae Tor
Asber than lhose Of TINE T2BUEE sIenot Rliowsd az
diferopco-
rEnas ApvElTslRa.
r,vs LIMOS essFiTst insertion ..........1S ecnls
each subsequent tnsertioa.....-..l2l :"
ss. ar five LInes-Rirn csaia 4 ira
"a n subaequeni insertion, which mag bs)
.very dAJ cuee, twice three tn1ns Ina
vsef sithe opnaD OF the advertiser.
Ta.ide line TO. the eirzi
insertion and -Four cent? for each subsequent
BsTHs n.rn,.cEs, susEEAL NOTICES &c not sressd.rs
6v< l.szs, IS cent?.
An hdv.usemerisnser.odi IL ,t,s psper eppes, both
10 Ihe Morning and the Evening" edition
SEw.YORA WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
AVERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
7, oubsbed evey SATURDAY MORNING the low price OF
81 per annum, 10 advaoc1 10 copies for Sl5 copies
for 81
THE sENI.wEHkLY TRIBUNE.
Il ooalisned every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY morpir2s
rrir. a. snnum vwo copies fo- As.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

WOMAN KILLED oS TIE RAtLkoAo.-Ine a a.'S.
ny .rsu in nearing the West nsrrs on the
ran over me struck her head and sn,as'S
inst ,ntly. jug efrm was ,eund hsA. me-
to pisees inS''N''' fSprinsneld RePnO SA'nFdAy'
Ewe learn from the NonFeal s Soaa;st M Us,
the valuable mills q, Port hops 49, The whes, and
s ~sss q ,Ss sStns were various once. 10 ,as
anoua Of 5000 whether tho mills wsTs en- .,Ssa;
not saown. gu: Il wa. seNevsd they Wsf'' A"' --'-
Ioss WA no, mentioned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

~ For Boston Norwich and Worcester.
Tne steamer Cleopatra Capt Williams. will leave South
side Of Pier No River every Monday Wednesday ard
FrtGny at P. NJ. connecting win the Al Anypk'
PorL fmy5tf1 CALEB PRATT. Jr. Conductor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

WANTkD-AL tue book store % Csharibest agents
w Tho circulation Of the Cottage Family Bible 10 hls
city ard ate for which liberal per eenlsge will DO giver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
gaenrrnl Nunoss.

c~ The Cure without Hedicine.-Dr CHEisTfss
CaLvASic RI>cs ,>p MAJESTIC FLUID TINS sppii-
c,tl OF n- III, -l-ruu- Ut U,vsu-m .gu-t-
i.,u 4, .,tfsctin lucre.d attention for IL wonderful. III
csy IN The cure Of Nervous DisorG fl md
tedious OF the many 70 which ~ AL 'utecl
The simple A. piczuun OF The Rns' snd Fluid /, reed
it the the expsn,ice Bakeries and uishnes b-ng
more preferable for h- uniform eh-spuss' safety ard scc
cess. Oaly Agency N SrS.Y RI 1872 BROADWAY.
new worI on G4.vsni-m ~ DR.. \. Il CHRISTIE, just
issu-d and 10 n; tie s,-ncr IN! i,Ep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

ANANTED-Frmalc hAnds ~ p.s,s match boxes; work
w done in ,he factory, may bo taken TO their OWE
homes -nploy 10 constant, and pay averages Two and
half three dollars week. Such do not nnow tho
trade. taught, without loss Of uno The WORK hshy
agreeable and fsguing Apply St-yens Match Fac
tory aud CHI mical Works, liz Allen. near Delanceyst
my2l5l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

j. sherwood. Commissioner OF Deeds for the
S,Ir. uf New-Yof. Ouo Michigan, illinois ard Texss
a 80 w,con.iu snd low Territory Office . Pin-.st
dinr. East II Cu.tou-h1rs-. w ssirs mvZ' u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

4 OST-At Ca.ls Garden on Wednesday evening last,
Lat tho Philharmonic Coaser, glsss ganotcolOred
Smelling Bolr The finder will confer favor and yecsivo
sosbs reward. by returning the Same 10 No % Wsvor.
ly.pl.cs my2s Sc
~ DOG LO5T.-Lost yesterday = small Tan
SAWNA Terrier Dog, with chain collar, with owners
IL Tho 6ader viii bo rewarded by To-
turning hun IN IS L,onardsL mvB o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

n LADY wi.be. u .uHiou ~ III gisn Tu~sbor IN
n schonI private family lpquire 1r Z. ~ II Amy-
pace. Best u! references given.
Aso. Lady Wishes situation In a storo, who 10 good
Acco,ptani ms12 3e,ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
Boaroina ann Sotsls.
BOARD IN HoBoKEN.

Doors To RkHT-A handsome suite OF Ro5mk,
RlsUi 10 for rwo genonsu may be bad togethsr
sepetssy well furnished 81 br sdwsJ near Spring
Ct 9Th bressisst aad va II required "a srsl phvAte
tstpL T. myl6 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

Az ANrED-A psrseassr " partner for Drug sepre
w doing sxcelsni nod s6uRed IN L1e central
part of aoursbo Connected with the mining
operation In the State OF Peuusysus cash caytal Of
from s6tO Sp0o h good reference will be required
/ Address A K 81 John-sL mySR-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

| iVANrND-To M-rNh.ni Tsiors The sdv-i user nav-
w pg limited knowedS Of the business, wishes str
Axiom Ia S-ulhssu city cothrg esiabrsbnsnt- To tsps
Ia cutting trimming Or selling Wa make hniseii uae
as possible Address q. thi' ofies, staens psrc
IL. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

/ SITUATION WaNTBD-A Yeans Man thorough
- acqu .iuii thc House Fursahag business waits
situsea clerk wA ecgake In any psrmspeni eusi.
u-ss Tbs beat Of Eetererees given. Address T. lss
M-idau-isn- myS5 Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

AVAaTED-A low sa.ive roung Men 10 80 Soulh or
w West cents f0r tho sslo Of now and popu.
lar $3.50 and above their will
bo insured them m writing. With an opportunity OF clear.
Ing ST. 90 per Bono msn DOW Ia cur employ WILL no
doubt 81 o0 per year 81 all Each
will his district VIII DO necessary for tssm 70
have .xs from SIS $50 TO obtsn good fitting oat-
Apply al FRENCHS Publishing Hall, 293 Broadway, up
stairs Office Of The fling of Union- All letters ust DO
post paid. Ty< Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

LADY ~ no Il educated, 10 Iau iSr wnhlhs ai'tsf,i
n Lao guSgcs aud qualified 70 instrue will r-c"+e a. N,
1egh,i home for Tho suinner) tuode att tsADcu tcr'
NeS-Yort limited number OF Young tsd!es or Misasf
10 English Ora srs, Music, Piano, Singing, and The Frsue
aud German Lansus2es Psrouis or any one Interested
are invited call No Is City Haplase between the
hours Of II A. d. snd5P who're Interview with tho
teacher will eusce them confidence. References Of the
highest respec,ahnty The charges are sucsnty moder.
To Induce many that board to make early APpcA
Ihsic expenses VI not sa ncrsssed, whe their
IN, hr., car. ard r.tro.,,ou mv22 ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

DOAHDING-3 or ; gseuemen can bs accommodated
10 villa suTrshsd and with brsakfsat and and
dinner On Sundays eyery h1uton wt bs paid 70
nIzso desirable. NIG PrtcTs % Lconaru-st
ono door from Broad way, E,s. st4a.
3. Shower Bsahs tVr .ho uae Of tho bosIders gratis
.nyl2 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

DGARD,-A 0sntlesxn and bis Wits. and two siDRte
. Geutrmen, can DO ACCOMMODATE With sIesiIent
Room. and Board al very respectable saiiy. No n
Oiy.r "a "a fsy doors bolow The Baprst Church
The nouse args and convonienu7 suasso iof oeaue-
r,sa u.nsactiux BUSINESS dawn rDvn ny1S 1w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27
Albany, Aug. II

>
M TogSsZSD-To al whom inis may co1cern: This
u 20 crr:fy wife Used oost- OF your sarssPs-
ria pr-oas cOcSc-t-C uncer The most alarming
AID circus,arcrs, being rousr &C VIII Lie dfoPsy
.-ns Of i- r-fyoQs at-c.srs, and very Elucn DO
nizrrc with ny 5-rrliss sod inc recommendation OF
tnl.- VINO h-d inc1ced 10 Try with iLe or
70 f..,h-aac suffice say mecc.ne nsd The bAppy
desired eject. oaiy bou.s Of confinement but az
Ter ne 1o.aIioc OF week Of LIS tnr drcPsy a1c
rvou. ad-ctioc gave wsy astonishing degree, anc
n-r n-sla . better sc Il had been for ons urne
subscribe myself yocr os; ooed:ens md ooiss6 SER
v1cL- y .. - :. = - - -. ~ =,
NIL nd Srual .is Newark n J; c. irkis, Jh Pat
-r.,u NJ ir5 scum P-Afl-.- Alsany; Reddnk Co NO.
S..,-s, oo.tJr, SacKus 51i., ctoy MI Wis, drug
80 TTTes: Grant < aco.-e dag PoGgnl e-psie :
So-.rao ca Hutsop; Abcr=~ TrgaI- cc-n-clscy' M
rox.f LscsIrs 1ed oy prIecIpeI cruSKss gene
NV ,rougaoui &c uu-,-1 Sas-s, West ladses AID tae
Csosds1.
Non. g-nrine except pu, In lie large tGuare bottles,
znirb coc,,fa Quart and sg1si vi he n t-o iixns
r.-- OF ) P TOWNSEND, az Ii. r-ms bio ~ 10 TIE
80 nt2i 2.vH WAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

WANrED-S-cond nsnd Furniture Carpets, ladies
w snd g-nuomons 0armsnts, for which h- best
cash prices will no given. limo addressed thrgog the
Posl Oce, will be punciuay attended 70 by n b Stokss
No II n sriUu, nszr Brooms-sI my5 ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

SAjANTEU-An Appsnues 10 tho Copper-f ale Print
w ing youth Of about 10 ysara Of aga OF respectable
connecItoni aud who would DO wiling DO learned Nooe
other need apply Inquire at HsrpcrS building. 81 cnfs
second DIOR. my35S-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

WANTED-At MuviIa, Maas. seventy I'VE mon
w girls that sufficiently acquainted with the of
weaving that they readily their hand weaving
fancy cassmeres power bomsI also, tveoy jack spin
sso hsp work IL wooden card The above
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