davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

NOTICE.-Pursuant 20 order of Charles McVean
Surrogate the City and County of NewYork notice
il hereby given sl persons having claims demands
against the Of Frrderick w SIeLbreDue lnto Of
City and County OF Newforz. teceased TO exhibit the
Der his Office No. 81 Maden-lane In the City OF New
York before the Ism day OF August 10 O'Clock
A. NJ the paym-n, Of said claims and demands will be
declared. Nuw-YorE 10Th February. 1916.
l2fisw6rr- PHILIP PISTOR. Adminsiratnr
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF tne Surrogate Of Tho
County Of N-wYOrk Notice IL hereby given a. per.
having against Francis Dounelly OF
City of NeTYorI, decd, 10 present The With the
vouchers h-reof the subscriber, the office Of j. w
h. White al No. AZ Pin--se-, previous 70 May 1876,
and after May l. 1876 No. IS Pine-seet City Of
N-w-York, before the third day OF October
Dated New. YORK. the 81 st day OF March, 1886.
MARY ANN DONNELLY NOV Doye)
AZ law6m &dmnIstratrtx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
miscellaneous.
STATS Il BARKER,


CLOTHING FURNISHING wAkEhousE,
No 17g B-oad.,ay tdirrctly oppo-te HotrtTd HOTEL
- g. are receiving large ana ere su u as I
= nent OF spring and SUMNER Goods, ~nlcn toey
make up 10 order the mosi fashionable styles D. e
srsrger, and others can be supplied with very SUPERB
or prtice OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
R,ne brown ana black cloth Dress and 49, ~,
Frock Goats. ...;:..:.'''-''ei4 W. 70 % ~
sero Go,ha Cashmereit Peto Coal. -.... w 70 - no
Twe.a. Kprbans de Lain Sack Coats. ~ 70 w.
Pants Of Cashmere, Linen Drills, &C &C.. :" 70 W.
vss,. oT White Mars. Cashmere, SLks &c q" 20 . '"
0v.rcoa,-a light aud beautiful Tweeds, SaTo Go'neh
and Casslmeres for travelling Overcoats
Also a general assortment OF furnishing aIucles, VIZ
G,asa.si $3.50 linda shir.s .c &c mle SIN
DIANA Book ~-Snlsni- for s'cl-tle., comm -rcis
% ana private use-FRANCIS LOU REL,II Maiden
lane viz, the stleuou their feDde ana The public 10
heir large assortment OF Blank Books Psper ana sssuoh
ey embracing every article usually kept by ss'looeit To-
riher extensive stock OF iabcy stationery VI recent
i'm oartat on which viii Ne sold very low prices Books
ruled and bound IN any stye required al short nouce-
Prinny and binding OF every description executed al the
iow..I 9slra LEWIS FRANCIS,
CYRUS H. LOCTREL,
leg I'm statlorer. and 'os'ind-rs. u Msiden.ane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
DANIEL AIDE E

my FULTON-SF, N-S-Yofs. suow publishing New"
itf IONS Prncpia The maihem. zeal PrecPl-. OF Ma. Ma
tursl Philosophy by Sir Isaac N-"on translated mo
EoIi.h by atdr-w moue To which i, added, N-wtons
sy,e Of III. World with Portrait taken from The bu'
10 the ROY observatory Greenwich flfst Ain-rcth
Auihut by N w. Chillenden. A. N. Sc-
The Prncpis consists of three books The trs1 TWO cou
tsi: The Mathematical Principles Of Philosophy; namely
IN. lava hnd CONDITION. OF motions ard forces aud are mus
rtrd with schos treating Of some Of the most general ana
bs,t .slsb.h-d poins II philosophy ,uch Tue deLs
81. r-ss,pce OF boG spaces void of nater and The mo
non of sound and Il. lhId book deduces from these
nrncp "a the con.ltuon of system OF the world The
nncnl. OF Upiver.si Gravnti 10 the great diicov-ry
hich charsciefiz-s the priucpas work 80 supepdous
in It's seslis only physc. but even moral science
,nai rn have pronounced ike The production OF
celestial intel igence Than tuHt OF Il human beng.
This valuable will be- isaued in six large octave
Nos NJ 80 cent? No aud IN hylc OF prutibg paper
80 will be equal any book now pubisa-d
Tn. frat No will issued 10 few weeks and The iuc-
Gee ling ooes will he is,ued monthly Till completed.
Address, DANIEL ADEE ruolsner,,,
les lPi fGiontt N I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

NJ CORBITT,
SURGICAL MECHANICAL DLSTfsT,
~ sSPESTtILLf apnoulcrs 10 ne c.Sz-ns OF BROOK.
yn ana II, vcioy thai be has opened AZ ohce al Is
henry near Alarrcsl Brooklyn. where a.! operations
pertaining - his profession will be Performed Win auch
Caution AMI ability such be trusts will give
sscs acaon AMI ensure psironag-
~ Aching t--tn having nerves exposed treated In
snen manner hi completely removes the psln and a. NE
same preserve. lie tooth ny& I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

? GERARDN.
E'RENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE, Commission
AerrhEat- No SIS Broadway formerly No is John-st
o1s constantly aol-szir z.c retail gTrz
vsey OF 2lsn white and decorated French China OF every
de-erioer: towers Cologne ootes card o.aK-ts
nen cups and ssucers with nottoe,, kc-
Also plsin and rich cut glsss
n S.-Gtting and Painting Freuch Chics done 70
rstrH rn-od~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

WARRANTED CAST sTEEL-Edge Tools
AEorr-ys where they made and ~srrsaI-d inferior 70
none ssd George Briggs Co = Fisii-st Those tcoi,
soIc a. y 1ton-st and oIh-r Stamped are
not make Mine ar stamped thus "Coneer, s. Ator
aeyst " The OF Conger Br. - added, hsvins
a interest IN the BUSINESS
CF iif-rsl fisrcn-t -rsd. n ie.I.rr 40 3rn-od'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
Blockade of Vera Cruz.

The following is the letter addressed TO the COM
manders of neutral vessels in the harbor of Vera
Cruz by Capt Fiiz bursh, OF the steamer Mississippi
advising Them OF The blockade OF that port
STEAMER MISSISSIPPI May Goth, 1886
Sir: have the nonor iuiotm you this, the port Of
Vera Cruz this DAY bleckuded by the psvs forces OF
tie United States upon this station
Neutral vessels in the hnrsor are at liberty to
have with without cargo, wi,hn the space oi fifteen
days from the present date.
Nall packets not merchantmen, belonging TO neutral
powers are at liberty enter and leave Toe port.
Irrmain with respect &c. ANDREW FIrzAUGH
Gen. AxIsrA in his Official report OF the battles of
the 9Th and 9Th states that forces under his
rasnd amounted TO about 5000 men, and estimates the
army Of Gen Taylor at about The same anous but adds
that the American Artillery wss larger tnsn his own
which numbered only II pieces He attributes bis &C.
feas the superiority OF our Artillery BY calculation
made by Gen Reguens 5000 shois were fired by our
Arylleryuen whilst ;hs Mcxcsns only hred 600 shots
Arissa acknowledges to have loaf the sh, $50 men IN
dead and wounded
Ell Repu6i.cano, after few remarks. adds
I'VE hope the official journal VIII publish full detail OF
the action which took place the 9Th, lew items OF
which are only known. The ration must be spprized CT
nj tho details relative 20 this unfortunate calamity The
Sief and indignation Of tho Mexcsns Is general frSt
defeat must no! decide the fate OF this war. &c.
II Msjor GALLYs battalion of artillery, con-
ststing OF three companies numbering all 2s6 men,
oarked with their evening on N. ferry boats
Patrick Henry and Matilda Jane for Fort Jackson where
they are 20 remain asa garrison n. o. Com. Bal. 81.
"" We can do our Voting and our osca
FSghting.' This is the language OF Native Amer.
icanism. But professions are not always carried
out in practice. One Of the Editors OF the ST. !
Louis American, Naive paper, no belonged TO /
the st Louis Grays when called into actual
service induced an IRiSHAAN 10 take his place in
the corps as substitute There are. spprehend,
q good many political Natives, who if the day of
trial comes, would be willing to let lrlshraen do
their fghring." Alb. Eve Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
ARRIVED,

In 1s bark ifoGara from Harana-jirs and Miss Gar
Gin. Capt Cooper. Goelard, W Cieaveiand' ii ii
Brcwne aud master John Felix and one in the steerase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

EU HATS. HATS..-Psris Hoeskln Hs.I ~ -,
I'LL equal to those by 81 elegant dre.s
Hats 81 - and - Is superior style and hri.h 10
those in many places S. neaI Hats al 81 g g. AuAca
viii be pleased his ffisnds st ths establishment
my27 i'm GEO P. II. BROWN. l46 CAnal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

il nSUtDIEk AkhANGEJTENI;M
zE5gFEES.,-Tbe Ne~-YofE and Ere Kanfo.S&
Line. from Al pill lat until farther noace,,
will rua daily (S1ndays exccpted between the city Of ~
York and Mddis;own, Goshen, snh intermediate pses'
follows: .,r
For Pazseugers-Leave Ne~-Yort 7 A d. and 7, y
Leave Nidoletown ISL An and y = -
Fare reduced 70 81 IS Mitdl-town-way in propol.s
8reaxfsst, dinner supper ard berths can DO hso "
steamboat
For Rreight-Leavo New-York ats P. ".
Leave hiddleiown 81 II NJ -
The OF the consigree and Of II, station vness
be l- must be di.unc,y marked upon each article sapP
Freight Not received after 5 7. NJ IL New-York
Apply 10 J. +. CLAKKSON. AGENT al The Once, cyl
Dpsns and West sta II. C. SEYMOUR, superintene''e
Aafcn 2sth, Is4o ..Jx
" stases run daily from Micdle.own. on The srnas
the afternoon train TO Milford, CsrooDssIe Honrsa.
HorIrose Tow nnds, Oweyo and West Also TO noS-
TO- Windsor Bns hanton, Ithaca &c Agent on oosa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
miscellaneous.
CALVIN A WARREs. ONrAs c. SKINNER,
WARREN SKINNER,
attorneys Lp and Solicitors Chmeery Office at QUINCY

WARREN & SKINNER,
attorneys Lp and Solicitors Cncery Office at QUINCY
VAIL promptly attend any business committed 10 their
OF Adams Hancock Henderson, Warren, Fulton Schuyler
Brown aud Pike They practice In the Circuit Courts OF
said In the Supreme Ccur;, and U. s. District
Courts the State Springfield Limos Particular and
prompt attention will be given TO collecting businens the in
v-sgaion vi land titles and the conducting of real estate
litigation the Military Tract Reference Is made TO
Horace Greeley and Levin Tappan, Esqs New-f ork;
Hon Jonathan Chds aud Ausel Warren Esqs Rochester
New.York; Hon S Breese and Gen semPI-, T. 5 senate
Washington D. c.; Hon james Shields Comr Gen'l Land
Illinois, Washington D. G.; Hon VIM Allen and Thomas
Corwin u. Senate, Washington, D. u; Hon. John c.
Wright and PeyIou Symme, Cincinnati Ohio M-ssrs Ma
thews pach Produce Brokers, ST. Lon' Missouri M
james C. D-camp, Produce Broker New Orleans Hon r
NJ, Young and John Tillson Quincy, Illinois.
January |. 1916. lH laS
n j. HENRY, Attorney and Counselor ri Law, Gin
H. cirns, Ohio Collections ana all other Professions
Business promptly and carefully attended To-
Hon Wm NJ M-dith Gees NJ. Stroud, Messrs Smith, Bags
ley Co, Rockill, Smith Co., Reed & Brother, dooPes,
Edward Curtis, Hon Ogden Hoffman, Messrs. Alfred Ed
EGwa DIS CO., Olcoti, McKesson 4 Co., Houston Dede-
r-r urnsp Rahcocs. N-w-Yors oSIawty
CINCiNNATI LAND and l,en-rs Agency orice,
~ Cincinnati. Ohio-M L. Sheldon would inform the cit
liens OF ScwYork that he will attend TO the purchase and
safe OF every d.,cnpuoo OF Estate and Personal
ery the City otCircinnsi and in The Western States will
also collect notes bonds and mortgages snd every species
OF Claims In olncnnha or Lou sVIe ANY me'onann OF
Western they wish dispose OF for cash or to ez
for city properly Cincinnati invited 10 send
description Of Ih- his Office IN Cincinnati where sl
business entrusted MS Will ne promptly ind faithful
~ attended 10. Address NJ. l., SHELDON,
West Fiflh.st Cincinnati.
Reference -Dwier L Barber Corsnd-st; J. Jackson,
10 Wall--t; VIM lnesls So Wsll-si AZ omepd
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
th- C--h T-iorns amt Clothing E-t4hi. hm-ni OF wv
11H. DEGRoOr co. No I02 FULTONST. where
the following
q Great attractions Will be presented!
CLOTH COATS,
from IS 10 Sl6
ALPACA Co.rs,
from 81 81 10 IS.
thin CoAr, OF Linens, Ginghams and Prinu,
from IS eta 50 81.
CASHMERE PANTS.
from IS 20 So
MEgIso PANTS,
from 81 10 IS 50.
DRILLING znc oin-r Summer Pants,
from 81 10 IS.
Satin VESTS
from 81 10 81
SUMNER VESTS.
from IS ca. to 81 IS.
Also arge of Cloths Cassieres and Vest
i7ss, which will - sui; the most sstdouE
boy. Ciohisg equally ch-sp which prices are admitted
10 D. 3 per Cent cheaper oner store in the city
lei lIn-Ofos-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
400 WE.TkKN vIRl:INIA lands for Sals.-

.Ssa w ESThkN VIRGINIA LANDS for Sale.--
Large of land situate III the counties Of w GOD
Richie, Lewis, gilmore, kanawha, Mason. Jackson
Car- and Wayne amounting IN the whole 10 one HUNDRED
aud thousand hundred and foryo scrrs
These land. form oa large quantity conveyed msny
years since IN for The North American Land Company
The surviving Trustees of that concern wishing TO wind
its affairs 10 e speedtes practicable, now od-r
lands for sale in large low prices and on ia
vorAbe terms-
Most Of these lands n counties bordering the Ohio
and lhe vicinity ofmporani towns rivers and roads
Their quality generally very good the being
we'll adapted to all the purposes of agriculture while the
Inferior portions suited the grazing OF sheep and
The climate OF tina, region s pleasant and healthy aud
from the tncreaaing current OF emigration, ice country
rapidly improving.
Desirable opportunities here afforded for companies
VI emgrans to select large tracts upon which msse their
settlements.
Persons wishing to purchase WILL 10 presumed, desire
View the lands aud for this purpose facility In the
way Of inor,nston will be furnished by the undersigned
The taxes upon the lands paid up in iu For farther
Information respecting them application he made at The
office of the Company No So Sansom-sL PM atepha, 10
the subscriber j. NJ. STEEO, Agent
milo 2law6m Parterahurg. Wood Co. Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
. ! (; sh SS9 4ssy %

FORWARDING COM
PANY To all the Western States aud the CanadaL
Troy and Ohio Line; Troy ard Erie Line New York ID
Ohio Line Deroii Line; Oswego Troy and Ohio Liza
Northern Trans portaton Line.
Red Bird Packets and Stages.
James II. Hooker; lde Colt Co; kindly, Peass
Coz Elias Patterson; Pope Cstiin; George w. Hicks, ad
others, proprielos.
SIX Boats of the above Lines will leave New York Ait
ny and Troy daily for the Wesl and North The geo
tsmen propretors In the whole line all ths Wrser
States, and the Canadian Emganls and others will
time and money by calling the above lines before geus
raugh In the numerous fraudulent oiceu in NewYorE
There us boats Of the above lines all fitted good
style for passengers and freight m Of fsre wi! be req
In all tbs othces and In wil any person be cbarga
Offices, Nos. T. n, %, 33 CoeDties Slip Gsnas
PASSAGE Offices a, The foot Of Barclay aud Cortland asia
The offices Of the NewYork Albany and Troy S1smbed
Offices PHILIP CASWELL,
nL3 n 0-nrrgl Pa.sags Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
Reuopals

DEMOVAL.-MISs AUGUSTA BROWNE, (Isie Or
II gsnis of Dr. Coxs Church, CoEpose and Prfeascr OF
musc euioved s6s b. Dad n THE 5h house
Grsrds ard CONTINUES give or The Orsnn
Piano Fore, and 10 Composition and Singing
Mr. BROWNE. Professor OF The Losie syste1 OF
Musical Education and cosdjuto 10 Ar Logger o-es lave
TO announce forming class this system a; BIS
house 800 Bosdu ~ Y. To the mu.ical world comment
on his mode 10 sup-riuous
for ssls. J-o ~
gbEnOVA i,-InA,a Rlbo>r.-H. Il. DAY nhs removed
Eehis The sale OF India Rubber Gooes OF
every desrr piou 10 the store No. . Corr
ians.., . do5r, h.lo,v Inc Western Hotel nyl u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. General EIsrsaon Once
hs. b-.n removed from IS Souths &c Souihs nd
door W.si Of BUrng-st7 usIs
sIUnNAP a. bABCUCh nave removed !" No ll'
sbYnron-s; WV w,
I1I.TEU,- anil py.p-puc Cn4ir. removed 10 10
III R,c.d-s az nnnn.it.. ~. H-r-ion H"nse l-2 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

II Msjor GALLY's battalion Of artillery, con-
sisng OF three companies numbering In all 2s6 men,
oArked with their cannon last evening the ferry boats
Patrick Henry and Matilda Jane for Fort Jackson where
they are 20 remain ssa garrison n. o. Com Bal 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

y PURSUANCE of order OF the Surrogate Of the
County New York, Notice is hereby given all per-
having claims against lothian NJ Baldwin. al Of the
City New York DECEASED present The with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber. his since, No. 23
Cherry-.,et, in the City of New York, before tho
day ofJuly Dated NewYork the fourteenth
day OF january, 1916. LOTHIAN z. BALDWIN,
il6 aw6rn' Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
3nsnraute.

MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance ConPsn''
ISIoace No. II Waist ~.
The Company ozers the following Aa'A1Sse' ~
publi: ,-..,,.
The premium II OVERSEE may be paid II case a.a 90.
In Y months bearing per cen!
I, may De paid monthly or quarterly
No person Is liable 6-yund The amount o. his 81.
married woman NAV insure The life 81 Der nrscaho ues
from any demands OF Ms crediiort- c-.,
There viii be aauusl division Q. profits payable SCRIP
Certificates bearing per cent which inieFes'n
''''''e '-'-'''' - DIRECTORS.
e eailla S2S, Merle, YIN YIN =; Mot,
Wrn 4 ? Pertz Edward Anthony,
Levi, e Grov.r JonR 4. uoo-rwood,
HsnI- ycFsrIr1 ChsA s M,cKneu,
Wn. h. Simpson, Tho. B: seggr,
RoBT. L PATTERSON, Prest
BENZ. c. MILLER, sec'g.
Jos. L. LORD Agent e.-.
6 MclxTsE SgbAse2, s"5 aqdso1 T CO.. sPIi1 a:
ner Al IN ot5c- daily from 10 O'Clock OIL avn
LIKE iNsUKANCE.-Tn-M Glas in'aranee Con-.
Z psny OF the City OF NewYo ohe- No. o. iormety
No 52 WsstIThe Director, NE e
by the lsie disastrous fire. and al other chmi ns
adjusted and paid in u and hey DEEM by
lac as asTs ' ASe 'fsp5f
Sis Compspv continue 10 insure against oas damage
oy FIRE favorable :ers b similar inSI1u''ou' y Alb
ciy. 80, =, -. ia
The Company commenced business IN l'87 on the oId
Mutual system and continued Il up 10 the year s1s Nneu
the Mutual pan abandoned snc new cusrte ooaned
retaining the original bu Inappropriate naRe as ae Dust
r-s OF the Company Thai period bai been based OF an
svEsTEp CAFITA shares Of hfty dollars eacn
By order. GEORGE iRELANp, PRESIDENT
A. B. MCDONALD Secretary.
New-York October 18Th. lS+[ OFT u eod
IrE IN5LnANCE.-rt- N-~- s.nsisGd m4;ual
~ Life Insurance Company o. Boston viii receive spP.ci'
uona for Life Insurance at Is Well-EI
DIRECTORS
WILLARD PHILLIPS, RogERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM PARsoSs CHARLES ?. CURTIs
FRAScB c. LOWELL, PETER WAINWRIGHT,
Rog.pT B. PoRgEs WILLIAM w. Sross
GsoRcE h KUHN THOMAS A. DEXTER
JAMES READ OTIs TrFTs
JosITgAs ANGRY Secy. WILLARD PHILLIPS Pres.
JoR< C. CHEEsnAS M Medcsl Examiner ,New-Y ORR
Forms ofappcson and al necessary infot
nation Will be furnished by the subscriber al bis oce NO.
l6 Wal-sL New-York.
II - fnUS HOPPER SohTf'r snf AFrn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

IN PURSUANCE OF order OF The Surrogate OF Inc
County OF New York. Notice is hereby given all per-
having claims against Richard Evans, late Of Exeter
England, d-c-as-d The same with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber, MS residence No 24l Ninth
sye- City NewYork, before The tenth day
OF July Dated New York the ain day Of January
1916 GEO. +. ALLEN, Administrator
% lsvsrn with tne Will amid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

pl UkEEh OF Ororse ID. SmIin, Supreme Coor, Com
- issotes Notice h-r-hy given that attachment
issued ssrs The -sz:- OF Edward Harris,
Wcous County OF Providence and Of Rhcce Is
land. nonresident debtor du. p7oo made The
Supreme Court pursuant directions Of
lie statute concerning attachments abscondng
couccsl- or crOtors
s9d Tor Inc payment of hs debts unless be II. ssid Edward
Harris appear and discharge such attachment ACCORDING
law wnn nne months from the hrst publication Of this
rce and ina, III. of d-h and The delivery
any property belonging 10 The said debtor MIN for
use and The transfer OF any property by him for any
pose hs-eSer forbidden by ard void. Dated
Norwich, February sd, 1916 JOHN Z. BABCOCK.
III laueru Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
n PURSUANCE Of al order OF the SurrogEte VI The
County OF New York, Notice 10 hereby given al per-
sons hsvrs claims against Mary Heskeh late OF the City
OF New YORK deceased present the with the vouch
ers thereof 10 tie subscriber, the Office OF o. w Sluri
vaot Ne W sl-s IN tho City Of New York, before
the third day OF August Dated Ne~-York Tho
ty-ninth day Of January, lsi5.
80 lswsm JOSEPH HEsKETH, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
Bo6ks.

NEW MILITIA Law.
nro1u IN PRESS ard will .e published in few days,
" Inc new Militia Law 2es'ed al the aie session OF The
L.gi'aiufe- JANSEN & RELL. 1ss Na,.au-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
rn- nHOUSATUnIC hAIL-c,ses.4.
lssss KOA D-The steamboat MN &C.,

KUU Capt J. brOOIs, il -
running In connection with the Housstonic Railroad, VII
unit! farther notice, leave NewYors, fro ihs Pier s.
DOT OF Marsstst T. R., daily, Sunday excepted Al ht
pss six O'Clock A NJ. arriving ~ Bridge port al Il oclot
Passengers for tho stations tho road also for Dsne
ry Bethel Woodbury. LiIchfsld WASTED NC are forwet
I'D by the cars immediately the arrival OF The boat.
Tickets, II procured board The boat chargeH
an advanced price.
Freight received from O'Clock A. M. until P. NJ pss
lively uot alter hat hour. r. B. MASON, Sup
@ M PERRY Agnnt Office the pier. miI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

Ships Atlas, Liverpool, Virginia, do, and schr Bolo de
ORC. Wind SW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

TIE TREASURY OF HISTORY,
COMPRISING general introductory outline OF UNI
yerss History Ancient and Modern, and series OF
SEPARATE Htoe OF every principal nsiion thai exists their
t.s progress, present CONDITION. Lc he By Samuel
Msunder The History Of America. edited By John unsn
Price 70. the IN Nos (eompelel s.. Full bound,
in two volE 81
Agents wanted 10 obtain subscribers n every Town II
the United States Address, postpaid the publisher.
ne DANIEL ADEE. l"7 Fulton-st. n Y.
NEW-YURK FORM BOOK
A Nd INTEREST TABLES-conIsiripg complete Forms
fior the transaction OF al The routine Of business between
man and man. requiring execution OF together
with the statutory provisions relating thereto Also coz
p!ee Iateres Tables Discount Tsbles Scanicg and Tin
Der MEASURE Cubicsl OF Square Timber DC &c
For ALL nv HUNTINGTON SAVAGE 2lS P---i-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

EAii'S PATENT ijIsh-rnH'eiy Ics pflnc'pie
~ Thu plhn oil making hos- recently patented To the sub
scoer commend is-f svorshy 10 al persons who ID
Tssmply making tuh- about tbs thickness oi LEAD
pipe OF clear India rubber without Joining and baVing An
exterior aud interior .urf-c- smooth Lead pipe This
encased bui attached o another OF heavy duck
other suitable covering 20 limit The expansion OF The rub
Der tube under Is perfectly water tight
aud when tbs covering ~-ars uu may be patched, or
bandnged replaced Silb very raing cost
piece Of the which has been used year Ia now
good Croion size will he furnished At the Jul
ard extremely low Of S pence foot FOR sse
by The Ps,enee ind MsuuscIarer only, al No - CorI-
who Ia conf ent FROM experience OF Il Years,
he has hit the right psn for making hose pipe adapted
10 all purposes for which leather has been used
iny+ sod HORACE r. DAY, Warehouse, 3 Cortand.t
(NOOUYEAR's PATENT Ela.tic suspenders n.r.
VI uactur-d Newark NJ j. have always given The beat
rstsfacou of The suhscribers will sell
their remaining Of the al low ptccs, n
GLIDING Fancy Silk Goods made expr-ssy for the retail
All goods warranted perfect, made up OF
the very best material and full length.
Dealers others invited call and examine our
stock before purchasing esewhers CS We sell ch-ap
my18T HUTCHINSON RuNYON. ~ mnd-n-Iane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

TWO STEAM PROPELLERS FOX SALE.
unniny ON lb. Chsmpl >in Canal aud Lake Lne. These
boat. are 80 feet In length IS - wide and feet depth OF
hold will carry that line 81 tom. Their inventory
and complete They of 20 horse power snd
viii he sold low. Fer farther information or terms apply
py seue' VI o'ne' RiysSEIL COPELAND s. sou,hst