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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE.
Nv JFcTRIC TELEGRAPH.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM
Nj E X / C. 0.
Paredes with a Powerful Army will
March for Matamoros.
Gen. Bravo President Of Mexico, ad interim
NEUTRAL C0ysULs PROTESTING AGAINST
THE BLOCKADE OF VERA CRUZ. sc. sc.

BALTIMORE, Wednesdsy night.
Dates from Vera Cruz, 10 June ls, have been re.
ceived a, Charleston. by the way of Havana
The Consuls Of the neutral nations, resident at
Vera Cruz, bad protested agains, the blockade Of
that port
The Mexican Congr met on The 9th ult Ex-
Presiden, Bustamente being appointed President OF
the same. L, generally believed he will be elected
President
l, is said that Paroles will march over TO Matamo-
ros a, The head Of strong ary-the largest portion
mposed Of the body Of troops called the reserve
The time for his departure with this army Is already
fixed, but hss not been made public. Cen Bravo
will occupy The Presidential chair, ad interim.
The suspension OF payment continues, and things
generally remain in the worst condition.
The Mexican Government had called a meeting
for the purpose Of procuring resources. which was
believed could hardly be obtained as The Clergy are
not able 10 pay the amount OF $50 900 monthly 81
ready demanded by The Government and, on the
other hand the actual condition Of the several States
is not such as TO expect from them any resources.
New-O rleans papers 10 the 10Th inst. have been
received in this city 10 which find the following
Gen. Taylor's son has ef New Orleans for Mata-
rnoros with his fathers Brevet commission Of Major
General.
Tho lady of Capt. Page, who was so severely
wounded at the battle OF Pao Alto arrived at New
Orleans on the 9th on her way 10 Point Isabel, to
meet her husband.
A letter published in The Delta from Pensacola,
says, that it is reported tpat II condition OF our
squadron in relation to that Of tac English fleet,
which has been increased is very precarious.
1t is also rumored that as the English
hear Of the declaration of war against Mexico, it
will be the signal for them 10 take possession OF
the whole Mexican coast and that 1t is their inten-
ton do 10 so. If they do attemp, it, look out foI
hard knocks. Although Com Soat's squadron Is
somewhat diminished by the return OF Old Iron
sides TO the United States still he will. no doubt,
when joined by Captain Stockton give good &C.
count Of himself
The principal portion Of the American fleet are
now at Joaverd, and the ST. Mary's, Falmouth, and
small brig are cruzing before Tampco.
Mr.. Walker has issued orders TO grant clesrances
to Matamoros, thus throwing open Northern Mexico
to American manufacturers
The Hon. Henry Middleton, who for many years
represented at the Court of ST. Petersburg, died
at Charleston on Sunday last.
The Treaty was referred 10 the Committee on
Foreign Relations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18
Business Notices.

10 One of the most noticeable OF the results Of @
more intimate commerce with China 10 ties. l..
years Is the establishment in various parts Of l c
tea companies who sell tho article az directly upper,
By buying OF these the consumer avoids the sccsCr
profit with which be Is otherwise taxed, sud pay No;
company OF which he purchases only the ANAL prc0s
the srea, exten, of their business in :he Art
tea exclusively makes suftici Mt 10 IL We are happf
call the attention OF readers TO these companies
orally but at this time more especially to the NGi
Tea Company. whose depot at the head Of Fane
square, No 352 Pearl.st. we, the other day, had :
pleasure ofvlsi,ing. Since the days when band cfS
revolutionary ancestors made teapot oil Boston hco
greater facilities have never been afforded to cur 81
citizens for the procurement, OF cup OF hat inicll
which cheers su, not inebrates than are aaordedy
Nankin Tea Company. We heartily recommend IL
establishment. to notice, conscious that In 'pe.itI
commentator Of their teas we are comforting sea.
no. only upon tho Company but upoo our subscriber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

No business change percep,iole since ye.te,sis
dall damp day check, operation. and tie zs.,st
becoming too oppressive for work
Our neighbors Of Camden County, on lb.o,,.
side of the Delaware 10 difficulty abou, ~. r'N'
County seat, Alta recent election Lorrsco,,,.-- .
Camden" 70, ihD location. The Comni,,,n,s Ia,
on Monday 10 arrange the site Of the Cour, u' n,
lie buildings &c, but Few question wa, ,,,-.E pa
whs. were the bounds OF Lonsacomiugi o. o. u .
the ubc house the town. and smother ,s 1eccet
farther down the road third thought H.es.~sss"
was included in LopsscocntDg aEd fourth
bull hide fsrIhsr ihsn Queen DIDO did arou,s = as
snd placed the town Of camden in the ,ucee.ai
This diversity OF opinion put 40 cad 10 all bu,ss" s'
Camden County Will have shire town ana ~ ~
buildings. Until the Legislature decide ~hero l" ss
be sen, ou, TO discover II possible and frr ~
enterprise OF Jer,ey friends. feel couasrn y
labors will be rewarded with ultimate ,uce.,, ,ss'
mus, remember however. that Rome WA no. b,,Ia
day. neither can their County town be- and L.
their success though long coming. viii erspt1,n
BILE them to tell where LonzscoH7inss ess
Stocks have been dull 10 day. and price, dali.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18
RRoOKLYN AEFAIRs

BKooKLYN FERRlE,-The distance from this
City to Brooklyn from the different Ferries as follows
South Ferry 1900 yards 20 yards less than three quar-
tiers of mile Fulton Ferry, 73l yards Caherine-st
Ferry 736 yards, and Jackson-s Ferry, 7O7 yards In
1864 the charge errase Of foot passenger was stay
vers in 1893. stuyrers in wampum or pence IN silver
in 1884, ten grains OF Sev silver or Mexican plate or
pence In bills OF credit During the Revolutionary war
It was raised pence but was afterward reduced TO
pence II remained this rate till the introduction OF
steamboats, when by act of the Legislature, the Com
pany was authorized 10 charge cents on those boats,
while 1t remained before other cran-This law re-
mains unaltered though the present Company some years
ago. voluntarily reduced to cents, and since February
1884, they have charged only cents The Arst steamboat
the Nassau was placed the Fulton Ferry IN 1914
There 10 steamboats, that kept in constant
use these Ferries daring the day. and the Fulton Com
pany keep one running the whole night.
DARING RoBBERY.-A thief on Tuesday night
entered the house Mr. NJ Horseheld in Columbia near
Jor lemon-st through OF the lower windows which
had accidentally left open and stole the following
articles NJ HIS bedroom gold watch, black frocl
coat, Panama hat pocket-oook containing certificate
Of deposit for sesjO note drawn by Geo. C. Treadwe
for SlO0 so. sll In bills OF the Baltimore Bank and
purse containing sovereign and 81 SO in American CON-
reward Of see offered for the recovery OF the stolen
property.
r. young man from Morris Co. N. ]. named
shlwell while passing from New York to Brooklyn yes
terdsy afternoon In OF the Catherine ferry boats
threw himself overheard and drowned. His friends
may learn the particulars Of this melancholy act for
which no Is assigned, by calling upon Mr.. VIM
Brown 1877 Washington.st st. Brooklyn.
e woman, whose name we have not learnt,
threw herself from third story window in Furman.st
yesterday morning. She suffering from delrium
mems When taken from the pavsme mt she found to
be severely. though It thought fatally, injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18
DIED

On "Wednesday. l7;h. EDWARD JOHNSON. II :.
san year OF his age His friends and the -
Lsborers and Claksons societies. Fespec,.slv
10 attend his funeral iro bis late residence lSr So
ST. on Friday a; O'Clock.
On the lin inst OF Inflammation OF the bo~., yrx,
HATFIELD, son OF y. W Ession. sset IL nor,h,
The friends OF the family are respectfully invite, - >.
tend the funeral on Thursday afternoon, hai pu,
CLOCK, at their residence IN Colonate Row, Cl!,to,..
South Brooklyn.
FRANCIS PARET younges; .ou OF John and Hes:e, r,.
aged years and 1 months.
The friends of the family invited to attend The ~,
r from 399 GreeaNich-s this CITY, on Friday Lls,n,
u. o'clock.
CHARLES HERBERT OSULLIVAN, Of this C!,y. 40,
81. Hew,s young man OF rare talent and proIi. 4,
died on his attempted return home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18
Proceedings Of Congress.
REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAG ETC LEGRAPH
MIR. McDufie elected Chairman of the Conn
mitteo on Foreign Relations.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June II. 1916.
Mr.. BRIGHT gave notice of bill 10 raise the pay
of volunteers to ten dollars per month during war
Mr.. CAss presented memorial from artsts ask
ing Congress TO purchase Ca.lin's pictures
MIR. DIX, from Com. of difference on The Supple
mental War bill, reported that the majority had
agreed thereon, and asked the concurrence Of the
Senate,
Mr.. MANGUM, one Of the Committee, disagreed
with the report regarding some of its provisions
revolutionizing the whole military service. He
moved tina, the report be printed and the bill be laid
on the table. This motion was lost ayes %, noes
% A long discussion then took place, and the bill
was shown 10 be in part unconstitutional and incon.
gruous. motion 10 postpone the bill until to.mor-
row was lost Ayes 26: noes %. The report was
then concurred with. Ayes 90: noes 10.
Mr.. HAYWOOD reported the House bill to recede
Alexandria to Virginia, and recommended its rejec.
ton. The Senate then proceeded TO ballot for
Chairman OF the Committee on Foreign Relations
Mr.. ARCHER withdrew his name. Messrs. WEE
sTER, SEVER and McDurFIE were the principal
candidates. Mr.. WEBSTER withdrew on the third
and Mr.. SEVER on the fourth ballot. On the sew
enlh ballot Mr.. McDuFF1E was elected.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
A resolution for printing the 10th volume OF the
Laws Of the United States was rejected.
The amendments TO the Indian Appropriation
bill were taken up, and protraced debate ensued
on an appropriation 10 pay the Wyandols for GER
tain improvements upon their land in Ohio, in aban-
doning the same in conformity with the Treaty Of
1874. The amendments were concurred with.
The Senate amendments TO the Post Office Bill
were then taken up in Committee The same were
ooncurred in and reported 10 the House. Reports
from Committees were then called for, and the
Committee on Education reported resolution in
favor Of allowing pay and mileage to C. ]. NIGER.
SOIL while contesting the seat of CHARLES NAILoR
The same 10 JoHS TALIAFERo, when contesting
seat thirtythree years ago. Laid on the table
ll3 to 80.
The printing Of the testimony before the Webster
Impeachment, Committee was ordered. A commu.
nication from the Navy Department and many rels-
ting to the Lake Superior mineral lands from the War
Department were disposed OF. and the House as-
journed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

There is list of Free articles. rather shorter we
think, than that Of the present Tariff but agreeing
in good part. Tea and Coffee are free.
II puzzles to see how this bill is TO get any
Free Trade votes Ifa Tariff ranging from to 100
per cent. with long list of Free articles will satisfy
Free Traders, why could MT they take the Tariff
that now isl There is no difference save in degree
mo shadow of odds in principle What sense in
convulsiRg the Country for beggarly FIVE per cent.
more or less on ths or that article?
True, there are some very bad, mischievous pro.
visions in this bill The low duties on Silks Needles
and Printed Cottcns are indefensible on any prnci.
pie. The 90 pr. CT. on Wool Hats, &C., while 80 is
charged on the raw material-how can this be de-
Tended The 100 pr. CT. on Lquors-is it levied for
Revenue or Protection Thespeci6c duties on Iron
Coal and Sugar, while nearly every thing else is
taxed dd ualorena, what mean they7 Are Pennsyl-
vania and Louisiana the only States that is
sary to concilate
Tho Wings might pass this bill if they would,
but will not; the Locos may, if they choose. 1t is
currently reported that this measure is brought
forward to be beaten, when its supporters will feel
or feign indignation. unite TO put Gen. Mckay s
blu under the table, and let the Tariff stand as
Is. shall not marvel 10 find the matter taking this
course. but may be misled Most of the Wings
appear TO think that no destructive measure can pass
this Congress. think the debate will be arrested
some time next week. H.G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

The Truth COMING OuT.-The com oinaton beVhs ~
defeated In their last dying effort ~ break down my fs
for the various processes Of manufacturing CoHusf
Goods aud having also abandoned tho rnanulacsufs
business Of fsbhca.ing Corrugated Suspehdsrs now
to the rightul owner. Merchants preparing Tor he ~
business viii and the genuine article ut fair pre" vi"
my late Improvements, at the principal Ders ?, Coz
New-York aud for sale by all my agents in other cas
jel7lws FORAGE n. DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18
FREQ Navigation Of the St. Lawrence.

In the Montreal Weekly Pilot we find an account
OF curious discussion in the Legislature of the Can
adas, on an address 10 Queen Victoria, proposed by
w. n. Merritt, native of the United States of the
loyalst party in which it was proposed TO make the
ships Of all nations on the same terms the schoon
ers, 30. of the United States now pass between
Lakes Erie and Ontaro-through the Welland
Canal.
The free navigation of the ST. Lawrence was an
object anxiously sought after by Messrs Adams and
Clay administration. Not much is now said about
1t, but on or near its banks, the margin of the
graat lakes sonao four i've millions OF American
citizens have their homes.
Mr.. MoHat Scotch merchant, representing Mon
rexl. St. was in favor of opening the St. Law
renee to the Americans He read dispatch from
Government to show that it was willing if the meas
ure could be shown 10 be advantageous.
Mr.. w. B. Robinson, brother TO the Chief Jus.
tice believed if the ST. Lawrence were 10 be open
ed. as the ST. Johns had been, cargoes would be
taken from the West, in the Summer months. to
Maine and Boston.
The Solicitor General Sherwood though: that i:
a measure were proposed by which Canadian YES
St. Lawrence, he would consent to Ii; but as TO
free navigation, the Americans protected their ship
ping interests.
MIR. yiger, Dresden, of the Executive Council.)
WAS decidedly opposed to admitting American
sells to enter into competition with Canadian He
considered tha, the man who would allow Foreign
Power 10 exercise the sovereignty of its waters
would be a traitor to his country. Mr.. V. was
confined eighteen months in Montreal Jail, on sus-
picion OF being traitor TO his country and he is
now ready to prove his loyalty by branding others
with treason
Mr.. Baldwin, OF Toronto, said tina, the more trade
the better; and If by opening the ST., Lawrence 10
The Americans we increase the traffic the benefit
will be ours. AS 10 Mr.. VS. objections many Euro
pean rivers were freely nsvgated by ditFeren, ma.
tons, and it was only proposed to allow the Ameri
cans the privileges on great river which had been
already conceded 10 them on the Welland Canal
Nj. Cayley supposed j, possible tha, Mr.. Merritt
wished to carry this Address, as mere threat 10
frighten The British Government.
Il Don't forget to read Timothy o Rsardons
humble petition for The Annexation Of I,elsnd, on the
reRrsh Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18
SCREW DRrlso.-The Union of Tuesday eve

SCREW DR,vISo.-The Union of Tuesday even
ing says;
1t is presumed, by some observers, that there is
screw or two loose in the Senate OF the U. States
Otherwise, it is asked, how comes it 10 pass that
with q decided Democratic majority, FIVE ballots
were taken today for the purpose OF electing
chairman Of the Committee on Foreign Relations,
and no election made after ALL and the question
was postponed ill tomorrow l o'clock Messrs
Sewer and Archer were the prominent candidates
on the ballot--but there were always scattering
votes enough 10 defeat an election. Would any
Democrat desire 10 see Wing elected as the chair.
man OF committee who would have 10 confer in the
most confidential manner Oh our foreign relations
with the President
The official editor is right. The screw Of 54s 49,
is decidedly loose, and il be made TO hold by
any possible application of the Presidents driver"
Better withdraw it al and put genuine 40 in
its place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

OBJ, Summer Is comiug-lh.l brigh. happy ie',ossr s
Withits pure air and sunshine; bI! my r1y sre
Is 10 think OF the ladies' whom the sun WIZ as sss
Causiog pmpes and tan on their face WIZ LIS LIS
That season excels 10 though al this time Q, yssr
And some-ay, both sexes-who are seen WV
Dhhsured and yellow, and dark IS bsd ,n.
Oh did they but know haiti all would e9po, So
II they used but one caAe OF the famous "a ~
Their skin would be lovely, clear, youinlai SSstfb
All erup,ions would vanish !-Ob, the bappy ~ 10
To possess such true beauty; then csD lsos,S
To possess Euch True beauty refuse MY Inolis1l
And a. sure ~ by its use true besuiy ,ooI
Fifty cents 10 too cheapi should be hly ,tsc-
~ Many may think his an exaggersnon j. ccsetse.
Il Sold at The sign Of the American Eagle vi, -
or 4lS n roatway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

SASDs'S SARsAPARILLA.--Too often the inquIh'e Y
of nrn directs its attention which are
reach. and attempts TO sthom The mysterious dspo
vine Wisdom with the short plummel line OF human -
gate the fair field Mature little research thefs ~
US The Epossibty OF measuring the purposes Of an
h.n stored and gsrnishsd 1t with priceless vsuses.
among the least OF these 10 Sarsapara- Rssd ne -
OF the immense amount Of good which hss been ~
with lbe juices Of this root concentrated IN 'lt y.
Ssnds's Ssrsapsrilla- The dyspeptc, the feeble VT
disfgured subj. OF eruptons the rheunslic h1 p
all have hesa restored health throu ghits agency
Prepared and sold, wholesale and rcrsil, Dy D. Il
SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fulton.st corner Of WiBsn,'
York Sold also al 27S Broadway, ~ East BrosdNH
By Druggists generally throughout the United slsisl
al bottle Sir bottirp for As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

CAurIos-All persons, friends or foes, arc hereby q
toned that henceforth will prosecute any Periou Ca
pany, ANAL large who pirates any Of my six pasii
for the OF Corru Goods Two ofshe %
cips pirates have been held bail during the pas, wssf
S. 600 each by the U S Court and all Others will most
ainly be prosecuted they continue farther piracy fsi
tce given trouble, aud farther waning Wiz
given by me. tjel7 lwl HORACE q. DAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

~ BY all means go to day and SEES the Mammoth "
and live Orsng the American Museum TWO decidedly
greatest curtosites in the world Thousands OF pefr
daily have visited The Museum ,ince ;hei eIhibiio1 81
uenced aud they leave the city soon no ne s9olH
lost In seeing them. Splendid performances lake ao
afternoon and evening in the saloon in which Ii. a.nL
Boys give their mesmeric Soifes most my,I enou-
astonishing performance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18
Courr Calrndnr....T Day.

sCPEMoR CouRr-Nos rs, pos. 80 SO, 81 l3s, l3s,
ISL g. 20 1922 49, S. l56, l60 04 l09 l22, l6 10 1863
III, liz, l73.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos A. %, IS. %, 80, 49, IS, 81, &c.
SCI. 80, Al, 43, As
COMMON PLEAs.-Psrt Mos IS, AZ. 49, 81, So, S.
81. SO, 2i3,6 Part 2Nos 2a So 81 S. S. co. 62 a.
SO, Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

To FAMILIES, MERCHANTS, TRAVELLERS, ac Va
New-York.-The house Of Coms,ock & Co. haVips -
tanned such tremendous celebrity for their PtSH,s
Paten, Medicines they deem II sufficient 10 inforn -,
and the travelling community where the orieinss II
can be obtained in in their Efficient excellence 49,
Laboratory in the great travelling IhoroughfaEe, :.
a.
The original and genuine Pain Extractor Depot
Hayes Linment for the Piles.
The Extract Of Sarueparills 10 purify The blood.
East India Hair Dye.
Roach Bane TO Kill Reaches and Bed Bugs.
Also, the only Laboratory and Soap Works ol -
Inc Walnut OIL Military Shaving Soap, made oryr~
by Mr VIM, Johnson. Id
Johnson's Kslydor for removing frecklss, tan Fsn'
Identifying the complexion.
AwaIrantsd remedy for Rheumatism.
Sick Headache Remedy.
Handkerchief Essences, all kinds.
All varieties OF Perfumery.
Balm OF Columbia for the Hair
OK Marrow and Bears Oil, warranted pure
hrfien Belsam for tho hair
Antigua Oils, Quo OF Rose IN gilt bother, &c. op n
Steam Soap Works and Laboratory Il Cordano'~
York. NJ
The only true depot for the Megicsl Pain E1irscs
Il CorIland-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

~ The Steamer CALEDONIA, with Eve days
later advices from Europe is now fully due. and it
is quite probable that we may get her news by this
mornings mail from Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

PALo ALTO EArs.-C. Knox, las Futon-st. Sun b.
ing. has the and beautiful style Of gentlensHs &c
mer hsts-some call It the PaIo Alto Hat. Pac Alto
no, he commendS it simply as CONNIE taut" jelil'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

n Mr.. EDWARD WEBSTER has filled up the
ranks of his company of Boston volunteers n In all and
has reported to the Adj General. The company viii be
organized In few days BY the choice Of officers and
Will then, with the Others be ready for service when.
ever the regiment from Massachusetts shall be called
for.
The FRUIT CRor.-Various causes combined
have rendered the fruit crop the present season any
thing but hattering. The blossompg not as album
dant as usual and the late os with the avaRes of the
caterpillar have done much injury that the yield will
be but light this seasot Watertown Gstf. Coz Jour-
g The Jury in tn case Of the Stale u.s. Mahan,
tned for the murder of hawife az Newark returned
verdict Of nalslapgh.er.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18
MARRIED

A: s.. Luse's Church. on tie 18Th instant; br p,
Forbes MARCUS 4. GILBERT 10 II IS SoPHI. ~
DEN daughter OF the late Thos- Belden all 0. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

e We had no Mail yesterday South of Rich
nond If the mail regularly due to-day come. 10 hand Il
will bring three days intelligence from the Army
The Telegraph many anticipate It's arrival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

NIBLo.-Crowded Saloons the order OF tbs eyes,
here Fashion and beauty the auditors To iah .se
vsls with Gabris IL Dechsumeau and host Of othas
tersinmeUts Not the least delightful part OF he e7en
passed in the grand Saloon where The Conc eru Mas
are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

e The bill for Railroad from Boston TO New
Haven which vetoed By the Governor and back
TO the House. was carried By the following Ayes
ll3; Noes sl-msjori.y 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

GENTS SUMNER HArs.-The now style Summer D
just introduced, are for sale by
jel6 St. C. F. ALvORD, l6s BrosdEy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

HAIR CLOTH FOR sXIRrs.-We would invite Tie Lts
attention TO new article for shirts. superior 10 an! u
ever before used they light and viii not oreai oy
They require no ropeing, srsiug-Eo Hafeh 10 nais W
keep the dress in desirable position, ous NE IA
shawl Ia always ready Just bear in nina tna 'ae''
las, for yc,rs, and article scd' more 10 nc oea'
your dress than Hair Cloth SKIRT, mona caa perform
dulv 40 we'll JAMES ANDREWS, $50 ersaie