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weigh pounds.
DRY GOODS.
iS ssS yards ar blue fancy and gray Lust cloth
l25 do grass green do do
1850 do blue saved list do
100 do scarlet do do
100 do green do do ...
50 pounds worsted yarn, three-fod
g dozen cotton flag handkerchieis
100 do Madras do
rs do black silk do
40 do "a cotton shawls
Is do Ga do
80 do "A do
l8050 yards calico, domestic
1000 do do English and French
1900 do bleached cotton shirting
5000 do unbleached do
$500 do do cotton sheedng
1900 do domestic checks, stripes and plads
100 dozen woollen soeks .
1900 yards plaid linsey
1000 do hannels, assorted
1000 shirts, flannel
l25 do calico
81 pounds linen thread
$50 do cotton do
20 do sewing silk ..
$50 pieces ribands, assorted ......
975 yards bedticking
500 yards satinetts, assorted
400 do Kentucky jeans
gross worstes gathering
.. HARDWARE.
$40 pounds brass kettles
755 do tin kettles
40 nests japsnned kettles e in a nest)
rs dozen butcher knives
$4,000 gun hnts .
At st. Louis, Missouri.
BLANKETS.
1920 pairs 3-point white Macknac blankets, &c
measure 60 by 70 inches, and weigh
1877 pairs 2I-point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 81 by 66 inches, and weigh
pounds
Az pairs a-point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure AZ by Sc inches, and weigh 81
pounds
800 pairs I-point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 36 by so inches, and weigh a,
pounds =
43O pairs 1-point white Mackinsc blankets, "a
measure g % by 46 inches, and weigh 81
134 pairs a-point scarlet Macknac blankets, tc
measure 60 by 70 inches, and weigh
pounds
100 pairs 2i-point scarlet Mackinac. blankets u
measure 81 by &C inches, and weigh
l4S pairs 3-point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by 70 inches, and weigh
pounds
$50 pairs 3-point gentinella blue Mackinac blan-
kets, to measure GO by u inches, and
weigh 8pounds
Is pairs 2..-pont gentinela blue Mackinac blan
kets to measure 54 by 66 inches, and
weight pounds 81.
INV lnnDg
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BALTIMORE, May IA, 1886.
The hernial truss, invented by Mr. c. c. Rein
hardt, has advantages over most others now in use,
in regard to durability Of material, variety of form
Of pad and its admitting Of being easily cleansed
lis Introduction into USE if judicously selected and
applied, doubt not would give general satistac-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

WARRANTED CAST STEEL.-Edge Tools
w The real genuine Corge Tools be had only at 50
Atorneyst where hey made and warranted inferior
none and a. George Briggs Co.'S, Plaist Those tools
sold a. $ Fucrst and other stores stamped Conqer are
not my maze Mine stamped thea -Ccnger IS A,lor
neyst " The nslii- Of Coages 5r. Ia sdded hsvtng
N intereat Ii The business
Y liberal discount RsdAss dsalar. $50 smssd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
miscellaneous.


ITO COTTON MANUFACTURERS ana nose .. u
s,r,y them-It has long been desirable with cotton
ractryrs TO obtain machine 10 prepare cocon ,1si
sa be less Questionable dangerous OF hre ron ne
ton as yearly ell the cltJu mills that nave been oanee
Sye sn fired nv these machines The subscriber tees
confident 10 hs rschine he Offers TO he puoG es o.
e danger from fire as common csrdlrg machine sna -
n-oneTes as Willow or Picking Machine IS much before
any in use in New England as II axes lesa Po 80.
pair will produce more work clean the cotio1 No.
80 ,ora sirnpe in construction, and will convey Inc c2l1on
n feat from the machine II desirable. ne coIon ~
psrrc:lv separated that II saorcs Ire ciI' Ge
:,7 epaFsling from he cotton and Fer 30 or
operation OF The succeeding uiarhtnes Ter sGs
more 10 operation in the hes: NILS N New
Lowell Manchester. S=co ard Sor7[lcn -,,,,, ,r;r,
Newton Upper Falls. Mass
MAScHEsTES, Aug. :. lel?;
:. - ,oro--n -Thi. certiss that Two OF MI
p.o,,, willows are in successful operation 81 me 80
Mia The average work made 81 me pres S
III ia IS 900 ms COTTON per week. One OF me III
H., - az 0oo in. md the oil er 81 eco per week IL III
he ob.eryed that So 600 lbs per week ID co1'oeIao ar
,h hree OF the Courai willows are cons .. 10 81
man my ;,e SscouIs Willow prepares % COZ los n
H. zane leo gh OF time much better tnan elteI I
or Masons Willow will oDehird o. sne r. n.es hui
ne power 10 prop-l hi, machine mat IL ecures
for Coocs and aeou; one hsi Is I1 caIer re re-
pairs o. nose drsush OF air sufficient
go ne co,on 100 feet and thereby answers me oouDle
Of Willow and Fan. ran With confidence recon-;
Md sscon's iow SIS Jar superior 10 any am a
h knowing thai il the merits OF Inc 'nsHe s'e
kpoys n IL will b. urleaisis!y int oducsi. -. ,,fr
J. r JAMES, Overseer % CaroiaE a. sisrE Mis-
ais ~ ficKer, r-tJ'- Wv ~
sarersi ist:ers received from ihoee using Sein
TIA pjcking Machines had Of ouf1r wool are Tery 1ch
MI one ot them Is used FOR Torsied wool ana we are
-iIv satisfied ;hs; opers tt- WOOL better aE9 o.eSAs
he stspe less au any CHER PICKER we tiled me oer
used fo- filing DOL nIa ae equally stsned Ihst on
sh dre scd cot;sd woods II /. more etclenl th-n sne
Scotch Picker which. uGl tried yoqF. ses NJ oe.'
We cosd and. AhEA- w ME-
spl lewa -e2 l-9-- = =. -
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, ~
ire Ca-n Tstor1g and Clothice E.tah.hm.n' OF ~.
III DEGROOT ( co. No. 102 FULTON-sF ~cers
the following
ES-Grsa, attractions vii! be presented
CLOTH COATS,
from So 20 SIS.
ALfACCA CosTs,
from s. - to 5.
THIS CoATs OF Linens, Girghams and Prnu,.
from 10 CTS 10 - 50.
CASHMERE PANTS,
from s. 10 So
ME2;So PANTS,
from 3 10 s. 30
DRrLitSc snd olt.T Summer Pen,s.
from 81 to IS.
SATIS VESTS.
from 50 10 81
SUMNER VESTS,
from Is CTS. 10 81 Is.
Also large assortment OF Cloths CassineFeH and Eest
ings which ~ be Greer 10 suit the most fssldlcua
B5ys Go hgg equally cheap which prices are admitted
TO = per cheaper than acy other store In the city
lei im-11u-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

~ The Odd Fellows of Wayne village had
celebration on the 18th inst. The Grafton was de-.
livered by Professor Matlitt, who in remarking on
the origin of the first Lodge in the United States,
stated that in The year 1873 brother of the Order
arrived in the city of Baltimore, and published a
notice in the newspapers requesting all members OF
the Order in the United States TO NEE him at a
given time Five only assembled-and the result
was that those individuals instituted Washington
Lodge, No. /, in Baltimore. on the Goth of April,
1919. Since that Time the Order has 30 increased
that it now numbers 80 Grand Lodges, comprising
600 Subordinate Lodges with more than $4,000
members. and an annual revenue of charity OF
$500 OC0-Relief Fund Sl60 000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

SSat FARM FOR SiLE.-A splendid farm iot
&Fs .nI- Ia tue town Huntin y'on ,hree miles from
S~ Steamboat landing North Port miles from railroad
NJ Deer PARK consisting OF $50 so Of which is cover
ed win wood The farm is beautifully situated and n
high state OF cultivation producing grain OF 81 Kinds ne
dwelling house and buildings all good Fruit OF Az
vyater. For particulars Inquire ofTHOMAS McELRaTa,
Tribune Oac.. Jeio za"oM
90 SMALL. FARM for sale a, Buckram. in Oreens
County. three miles from the Steamboat !ancne
.s~e al Glen Cove which there is new Two Story
dwelling house With ten scres OF lspd handsomely stu
a,ed In view OF Long Island So1ni For farther parcu-
10 20 No : Broaf.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

~ The business on The Magnetic Telegraph is
great that additional wires TO be laid with all pos.
sible dispatch 1t is found impossible to send all the
messages with the present accommodations.
[Proydence Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
~, sssuzssusslTHROUGH mas ~N-h
- ESS5ssFsESsTJ Fl OURS FROM NEW

sst3-J KUN r w
-YORK TO WHEEL @~A~1A'-~---
INC sud PITTS BURG, via PHlLADt PHIA, RALTl
MORE snd OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland, Md.-3so
MILES RAILROAD
To Western Travellers &C reat United States MAI! tst
Passenger Route TO Wheeling, Pitsburg, Cincinnati Ell
the South and West
Psssengers going directly through,
Leave Ne7gYok, foot OF Libery-st North River, M
?. M. in the Grcs. Maii Train.
Arrive IN Philadelphia al 8 ?, AZ.
Leave Philadelphia n 10 2. NJ. daily-MeD Train.
Arrive in Baltimore al A. NJ
Leave Baltimore At Il A. NJ. by the Baltimore an ot'
Railroad, 100 m!les
And arrive at Cumberland gi ) F. ".
Leave Cumberland P. NJ BIZ the National Rosd sni
Good Intent Stage L!nes and arrive ia Wheeling OF Pn
burgh next evening.
~ The SECOND MAIL iesvas New.York, 8 A. NJ y
Railroad. Leave Philadelphia Sundays excepted, Ct 81
VI. by Steamboat and A. NJ. by Railroad, for Baltimore
PGssen2ers for Pttsburg take the splendid and 10
dern built Steamboats, Brownsville and thereby hsy sorI
u mies Of Staging the whole route,
Fret class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and 2!tfb1T
hourly, and Passengers forwarded without dehJn
Cincinnati and all other Porls In the South and WesL ss
81 10 Cincinnati.
For through tickets by hiG route apply In Philadepfsr
the Railroad Office Of Market and Eleventh tbt
IS South Thrd-s and 90 board steamboat Dock.G vhE
Fare through from Philadelphia Wheeling SlS 10 Pit
burg SR; with the privilege Of stopping Baltimore %
resunng sests 81 pleasure For farther Information sp
10 J. L. SLEMnEk, Agest
Railroad Ofbce foo, OF Libcrty.st, at M and Of Az
al Adarns Cos, No. 10 WalI-si, al II NJ or City Ho
No lS3 Broad wHy. uSirc1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

THE LATEST INVENTION OUT.-Tte Pocket
L Insured against Tsi=v-a-Collon's Patent Pocket
Book and Watch Sales for Vesu Goats and
warranted to De eecra! src certain ceencs sgsiIft
have been inverted purpose ard
stores bat ncre Cc tho pIes-n, invention The Pocket
This con,is OF German Silver Lock- OF various sizes
With Catches attached linen pocket lined with wires 10
prevent cutting from the eide They neat, sin pie
and durable, and not liable get oil order 70 the
travelling community They viii De found invaluable TO The
merchant broker, or persons VINO are obliged 10 carry
amount CT money with lh-n public meetings or places
OF amusement II will be found nccessary que. THAI
designed for the waich pocket dest,oed uni,
versaiy used For sale, wholesale snd retail BY the
fscrirers agents JOHN. BROWN L co.
jc25 Wv l25 Ful,on-st
A liberal discount to Tailoss and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
rT~ss Ito ENIIERANTS &3-ac--1T,,-77..,57fi
ssy..-ssis=SoTHSRsG GOING WEST i:.ss-::sss-=as5

e OTT'S FOR.
WARDING LIHE.-The Subscribers beg 10 inform ihsif
rsuds and the public generally, and emsrsnts psrucu.
larry that they prepared 10 forward pGsssn 10
all para o. the Weston States aud Canada, Al the very
lowest rates aud with Certainty Of passengers experenc
Inc delay suy plnce the ronIe Be0g interested
equally ell the mp-s of conveyance into the interior in
partial advice will he those about proceed We
To the beat mode of trvl well the hest
nke for my inland the United States Canals
the EnigraEfI 1rG,ciing Gds" which only gives be
rates of passage bu the distuce TO ali p-Its OF he
West and Canada together with thu time Usually occupec
IN performing journey 10 any gl4en place. MAJ be mac
gratis, on application al their Office.
From the superior manner u which this branch OF tg
business has hitherto been Conducted the subscribers ca
with cSrtsGty guaranty that difficulty or delay CSC
possibly be experiences by any going by their Liza
AMI tho frauds daily ccmmlued by Iresponsoa
parties persons gong West, should deter those abou
securing their passage on engaging any where, but a.
office ofes,ablished responsibility The subscribers woun
Cars Canal Boats and Steamers snch o. be l
passed, II eQuned. For farther particulars apply iS
letter. post paid) TO w. 4 J T. TAPSCOTT,
SO South Of one door West Of Burlipg slip
T. I. continue 10 dspatch frat class packed
London, Liverpool. Glasgow, New.Oresns, MOtts,
Savannah and Charleston, with puncuay. Also, to uial.
arrangements for bringing passengers from any psa
the old country, and Civ, dras for amount paytble
demand in my Great Britain Irsland my5ls5N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

NOTICE Ia hereby given Thai Coparn-rsbip here
Ntoioio existing between tho subscriber and Aaron P
AaeHIidge under toe name and style of Muckrdge and
18th June instant, by the withdrawal OF Mr. Muckdge
all persons against whom the said late firm any claims
or demands are cautioned eans. paying the Mr.
Muckdge or 10 any oher per,on without tho OF
the subscriber. l7th June 1876.
ARTHUR Il. TOWNSEND, 1l6 WoostersL
tels City OF Ns~York
DAoSPOkTs FOX EUROPE, Gc.-lI 10 iDca
penis5y necessary for the protection ofour citizens,
going abroad that should have the proper passports
from our Government Applications 10 lh- underaigned
viii meet with prompt attention, suaI charge.
ELIAS NEYSEN
m525 In. No, NssssnsL opposite the Custom House,
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW.YORK
ARRIVED,
CLEARED

Ships Victoria Morgan, London, j Gr!Swod; Iowa
Lewis. Havre. Fox s. Livingston; Arabian, Hawkins,
Quebec " Brown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
M. CORBITT.

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DZsTrsr,
ID RESPECTFULLY announces 10 the citizens OF Brok
IL Ign and i!s vicinity ;hsl he has opened Office ~
Henry, Near Atanc-sI. Brooklyn, where all opersags
pertaining TO his profession viii be performed with 20
caution auj ability and such terms be vii 81
salts action and ensure patronage.
NJ g. Aching teeth having the nerves exposed aessds
such manner completely removes The pain and tE
same time preserves III. tooth. ry2s ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

y ORDER OF Hon Henry X Siuul, Recorder OF Inc
~ City OF Buffalo Notice IS hereby given pursuznt TO the
provons Of the statute authorizing stt4caents against
sbicordng, concealed and Nonresident deotors that
tschmeut hss is.uec against the OF Behens B. Vim
cent and David HOrnfod uonresdent Debtors and that
they appear and discharge such attachment according
law within nine months from the frat publication OF this
ceI ard hs the payment OF any de5s due them by
deris OF his STATE and the delivery them for their
OF any property within this State belonging them, and the
transfer OF any such property by them forbidden By law
and are void. Dated Bnf.lo, May, 1915.
SETH E. SILL, AIRY for Attaching CreditorI
rlY27 lswQn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

"
ARRIVED.
Br bark Adam Carr. McEwen IS DIS I'm Glasgow. mdse.
TO Woodruff Nnturn. 9Th insi spoke Br bark Tcant,
I'm 81 Andrews for Londonderry, Is ts oureQuessed 10
reported.
Brig Carolina Sherwood IS FIN Charleston cotton and
rice 70 DLnharu K Dnon.
Brig Excel Smith, Ii I'm Savannah, cotton, sc. 10
Sturges. Chairman s Co.
Brig Macon, Haydn, ds fin Savannah, cotton, sc. 70
NJ De;nill.
Brig Ann Steel Boyd Is I'm Nassau, Mp. pine apples
&C. 10 * Laurie.
Br brig Areihusa Card ia Is I'm Windsor, rs. plaster,
10 Soue, Whitney x Co.
Schr Sarah Capes, ds I'm Beaufort, NC, lumber, to
warinS & son.
Schr Ziphis Ann, SaoaStire, = Is I'm Sewserr raya!
stores.
Schr Vintage from Boston, plaster. for Albany.
Schr Pasc, Chamberlain. ds I'm Boston, mtse 10 &
] Herrsk
Schr Augeret,a. Crowel DIS I'm Boston, mdss.
Schr psusssset, knudson. from Derby for Phtad.
Schr Mosele, Ellis. mn New Haven. moiasses.
Schr Energy. swift, I'm New Bedford, oil.
Schr Mary, Bea.se, is I'm Boston llu0 boxes fu 70
order.
Sehr Oliver, Hslet, ds I'm Boston mise.
Schr Banner, I'm Boston, indss to order.
Schr E Caldwell. Turner, from Hartford. buIa!ng
stone.
Eliot boat Virginia. Wright IS hours frcm Cape Hen.
lopen, in ballast.
BELow.
sFonea ship Mets Meyer from Bremen, n'se and pas
senscrs, 10 oelrichs * Kruger.
Also, Brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Ship Mary Phillips. New Orleans.
Banks Aigle, cd uAvre; Nancy W Stevens, New Or
leans; Evcrtou, Bangor, Me.
Briss Gul.eua, New Orleans; Chst;Ahoochee. NonteSc
Bay, Jsn; Clinton Savannah; Harriet, Kingston. Jam;
Milton. Dsyneraya; Henry, For, Lavacca. and others
Wind NNE.
ICE FOX sALh-loc0 ton, OF pure Spring wA.er
Ice together wiki The Ice HOUSE and 10: Of lsrd.
venieut OF from the city several times
day, Tie Ice 10 Dc disposed of separately desired For
isfiher particulars inQaiie al The TIE ofice OF
ANTHONY }. BLEEckER. Auc,ioneer
jsls lw No7 Broad.,l
Sn0WkN BATns-EOf .,s s-r PTco OF s0
- cen,s aud uPwards $50 supply Ga nsnc Of sPonYiag
ha,hs. hip baths, foot nlbA and large hating Rbs Dou
glass Psisalton fusap., esd pipe &c &c For sale
bv IrvSN S,ul MN. WEST. lSS Sudion-s;-
NUTorON BATTINti-Couon sAsls put up plue
" papers, bundles 10 ECO lSs made from Clean coor
prices from 81 cents 10 10 Il cen Per 10 for
by bale lots OF 10 10 loo bales EACH 81
prices Ia proportion, by
l,ls T. N USDERdILt, Is aoo ~ oreN.sL
A MEXICAN PATkNT VICES, corner Broad aud
"A Beaver.-Shsrtnsn A,ws,e- Co. Agents for TIE Pa
,rntse oder for sale superior article OF American Vices
assorted patterns and ,ires, j.s
EkksH ARABIAN DATkS-A few trsiss very
mys '''0' ''''' g, SAsSEg YOUNG 1872 ch.,b.-s,
kUkNAr d BABCUCK haye removed 70 No lis
DYolton-st m72 SIN
4 nv cAss. wARpk cONoVER No 50 B-uad-.t AS
SPlKIT GAs.-le pe, Qu,.ily spiril aas,
Shy DEITZ BROTHER x co No IS }ohn-sI ms
1yIIN PLATES-soo bo1es atosi. for asle by
( ~ CLASS. WARD coNQvER, No, % Brosds,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

RY ORDER OF Chester Howe, Esquire, Supreme
Court Commissioner 10 and for the County OF Casrsu-
gus Notice 10 hereby gyen TO the provisions
the statute authorizing attachments against Hbsconding
concealed and nonresident debtors thar attachment
issued against the estae OF Charles T. Shelton resid
Of The State Of Connecticut, and that the will be- sold
FOR the payment OF his debts unless he appears and dis
charges sucn attachment according 10 law within nine
months from the FIRST publication OF this notice and
payment due 10 him by residents Of this State and the de-
livery 10 him or for hs OF property within this State
belonging 10 him. and the transfer Of any hs property by
Tim, are forbidden BY law and void Dated the lelh
day OF March, 1916. C. R. LELAND,
AIRY for Attaching Creditor,
'n25 1Ryrern Irving. Cha. Co. RI Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HvDsos CANAL Co
N.w.Yorx June !, WE,
fNHE Board Of Managers OF this Company have ders
semtanpust dividend Of Eight per cent out VI = !.
profits Of the Company, payable and after H0naH~
9Th instant
The psrssr-hook ~ill remain closed from tbs d;1s
the morning OF Inc Btu ipstsnt ~
Holders OF The Scrip STOCK are particularly re91es.s
reiiirn their Certificates, IN Eo~ ores rHo
Issued IN ther place. BIZ order OF ,hs soard.
tel I'm ISAAC N SEYMOUR. Trsrlrn-~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

reNHE UNION WHITE LEAD Manufacturing Com
psny now prepared 20 supply their customers and
purchasers generally. win White Lead ofher own manu-
fsc.rre, viz
Dry White Lesd-Pure, Extra lud No. J. in packages Of
100 10 1909 lbs.
White Lead ground IL o.-Pure Extra, No and No. g. In
packages " . ID 1900 lbs.
TIE vel established reputation o. Lhe.r White Lead N
every Of The United States renders l. only
ssr thai ihey continue furnish article which
for purity orsrcy and durability cannot be surpassed by
any other establishment il TITS country The OF The
Company ard description Of Lead stamped on each
pscksse- They also keep on hand
Dry and ground VerdigriI
Do do do Chrome Green
Do 90 do Psris Green
Do DO do Yellow Ochre
Do DO do Venetian Red
Do do do Spanish Brown
Do do do Prlssian Blce
Linseed Oh Red Lead Black Paint scg1r Lead &c. he.
Al OF which lheJ oder for gale No. 75 Fron lie
Inost ras.onghla al Snso1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

DRY DUCK STAGES vis Ea., Broadway. &c
~ me,srs. MACkRELL j. SIMPSON having purchased
from Aessrn Hatfield BERTH the East Broadway Line
81 Stages os particular request Of cnZsns snd for the Del
ter accommodation Of The pdGc ard hose ctossing the
Grand and Houston 81 Ferries Wlislsburg, will, on
sac after MoEdzY 81 the above line from Grand
up L-isst - Dry Dotk- isit being near the Perres.
B.-tisby no mranl Intended ihs, By :he cnabge Of
prop-Iors suffer the tb0ve lose any of well
cg-l; attention. 10 fully Sustain lis present reputation
being OK toe beat conducted lines Inc world e20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

THOS. OTIS LIE ROY CO.
nEALERS IN LOWBER'S PATENT TlN.PLATLe
~ lesh Pipe and Sheet Lead and dealers In Pig and -
Lead, 20 and 2e3 Water-sI New-York.
DAVID sMIra. isla 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

CASH PAID
TOR GENTLEMEN'S and Ladies len of Wardrobe,
l. Je~elry, Fire Arms. &c &c. Gentlemen or families
having any supealouI effects they would convert into cssh
sy lad their advantage 10 send for the subscriber
who " III attend 3, their resi1ecce By appointment
H. LEVETT, Wall-sL
line through ths Post Oaice, otherwiie, will be
nronn,lv attended 10 ieio1mend-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

IN PURSUANCE OF al order OF The Surrogate Of the
County q New York. Notice hereby given u all persocs
hs'ne s against Amos Proctor late of Inc cts OF New
fors as@d 20 Prescott tar with the vouchers here
OTTO he subscbers al their Office No. $50 Breed wsy il the
cty OF Na~-Yors. before the twelfth day Of Deem
Der neyt Dated Nsw-YoTk the ninth day Of June, 1896
ELiEasETH PROCTOR Administrators
HENRY ANDREW, l-l0 lsw6w