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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

.rr,hc-vith the recent remark Of Gen. Houston
IN Senate that War between this Country and Mex
leo uas virtually declared by the simple act of An
rexatior and that we must now fghti it out-wilh
the truth stated by Col. Benton and substantially
confirmed by officers of our Army that the entire
valley of the Rio Gel Norte has always been Me1i-
can and never participated at all in the revolt OF
Texas-and who can doubt tia; the advance OF our
Army to the Rio del Norte, causing the Mexicans
to burn their custom house at San lsaoei ana no''
of the inhabitants retire across the RIVER "AS IL
very truth an &C. of direct aggression on 4ae'c0'
for ali the consequences Of which the United States
are indeed responsible Ard If so, how awful Is
.bo, responsibility Who will wish 10 share II
The only question it seems 10 u.s. is of degree
Hoo far is citizen bound by that action OF his
Government which he knows to be unjust and in
jurious7 We answer, Just so far as the Constitu-
lion and Laws coustrain him-no farther All the
taxes that the Government may levy to support this
Wa. we shall feel bound 10 pay all The general
consequences Of the War we sha be compelled TO
suffer in common with other citizens. II our SOIL Is
invaded we shall all be required 70 aid In It's de-
fence If Public Deb. is incurred, we shall feel
bound to recognize Il as oar Debt and hePt pay II
Oft But we are not called on TO surrender our rights
of free thought and free speech nor TO call evil
good and good evil Each ofus who votes is g
member OF the primary Legislature OF the Country
the eovernm ent OF the GoverDnent-and by our
votes and opinions the men in authority must mea-
surably be guided. Ali we ask is that our Govern
ment shall desist from all schemes Of conquest and
plumber and offer TO refer differences with Next
co 10 some impartial afbi,er. Hostilites may thus
be arrested within month and farther bloodsbed
spared Has there not been enough!
As TO the Budgets queries concerning Slavery
our general ia that We deny the right OF any
power to ntermeddle by force Of arms in the do
nestle concerns of another Nation However wrong
Southern Slavery may be, we recognize no right in
Great Britain TO overthrow it by violence AS TO
enissaries sent into the South to entce Slaves from
their masters we do not approve of any such way OF
abolishing Slavery; yet think History will rank
such offenders as Torrey far higher than their perse-
cutors, judges and jalors. And as to fighting TO
uphold Slavery in any way, we remember that
THOMAS JEFFERSON has said that THE Almighty
has no attribute that would take part with US in
'auch War" Would the Budget willingly fight
in cause which every attribute of the Almighty
must condemn We should not
The sum of the whole matter, in our judgment is
that we should always love aud serve our Country
and that when she is wrong we truly serve her by
rebuking the wrong and insisting that she shall re-
turn 10 the right
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rb,nas In philadelphia.
Corrcspondence of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. Juno is, 1886.
The foreign edvices have bad little or no effect
on our markets. other causes have however operated 10
produce 8 marked improvement
The Cotton Marke, is firm in price, but little is
doing be governed By the movement In
Epsiand and the steamer WILL bring more definite
news
Flour has i'm proved both in demand and price. Yes.
,arday sales to near 5000 bols and to-day still larger
were made 50 s7to for fair and good export brands
and 81 25 for extra brands Tor family use quote 80 ~
as the price OF Flour the close OF the days business
ard firm This looks better than the close OF last
week Holders OF Rye Flour refused 50 early in the
day and sales we're subsequently mace at sisnt 40,
vance though CANNOT learn IL WINS e"'e"' os 'o WV
bbs =, -, -.
prices vary from SO 2I5.
Wheat as expected has improved on account OF snort
YESTERDAY and to-day 5000 bushels red Penn a.
go 4el and lcokin. upward Holders are very arui
Some superior white sold yesterday for 81 o. ano rec
better quality to-day at sigh. advance supposed 81 Vs.
Corn Is au Yellow southern S. 70 So OATS Southern
So Nothing doing in Rice.
Provision market steady but sales not very brisk
Groceries are quiet with limited sales. Molasses N o.
90 Sugar s. 10 :; whisky 10 TO 1871. hhds. and bels.
Jackson los. bis foot race on Saturday by &c Sec
onds, running eleven miles IN that time over no. SAM
Christy bricklayer going 70 this race wss nrn~ OF
ed from bis wagon and instantly killed child was also
injured the Course and several persons by inc la OF
shed.
The additional bounty and advance pay operates
favoraby on the naval recruiting service Aoeu SUI nave
been obtained here.
We are awaiting here with some solicitude, the
Congressional the Tariff. II should be mod!-
fed am induced 10 believe that Pennsylvania at last Will
open her eyes and kick out OF the political :race..
Gen. Sam. Houston is announced 10 lecture on
Saturday evening at the Museum before the Chris
tsn Houe Missionary Society and the fame OF the hero
of S, Jscinto will crowd ard assist the fund 10
erect new House of Industry in McysmensiDg.
SALES OF SrocSs-Frs, Bpdrd-6J Planers Bank OF
Miss certit and power 50; $4,000 state 5s, NV oet
$1,000 do 6: 5000 do Sd 6si $1,000 Tenn. S. JuY,
"a; 80 Commercial Bank i9.
Bepeea Boards-S40O0 Reading BIDS, sd, 81 so Read.
ing SIS 35 5000 State IS, Sd, 6e; 5000 do ID, 6s5
$1,000 do 6si.
Second Board-soOOO Lehieh 6s SGT 10 Manu- & Ne.
Bank 23.; $50 Reading SIS 35 $4,000 Reading BIDS b.
~ $1,000 do II 300 Reading, b5 35 100 Vicksburg
81 100 do o.; 215 do 81 so do 81.
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I.nM Courf4.

SUPERIOR Couar.-Bctore Judge Vandcrpoel-Ann Ell
"a Lyons, 6y her merit friend John Thurston.-Acon
of eectment behalf OF young lady, TO recover one
eighth part of property in Thompson-st near Spring.
Verdict for plaintiff
KAHN Locklroodvs Julid Brorn.-Action TO a
counsel fee for arguing demurrer before the Supreme
Court in ls40 the OF the People vs. Jula Brown
and the same John L. Martin. Defendant was COM
planned OF by AID Robert Smith, of the Fifth Ward for
keeping dsordery house. and she gave bonds for GOOD
behavior Mr. Martin becoming her surety. She after
ward got up bali at her house. at which AID $ caused
her recogrzances TO be forfeited She was sued on the
bond with Martin. She employed the late John A. Nor
ri to defend the suit who put in demurrer and got MT
Lockwood to argue It, who succeeded She paid Mr. Nor
r 5000 for services and he got his costs OUT OF the
corporation beside. It said Mr.. NJ paid Mr.. Lockwood
$50 his trouble Mr. L. brings the present suit to re-
cover 5000 as counsel tee The defence that the de-
PENDANT never employed plaintiff, &c. nonsui, was or
derei with liberty 10 move to set 1t aside For pitt in
person. For def Mr.. Thomas Warner.
Before Chief Justice Jones' William Porter vs. WGdB
DECENTRALIZATION 10 recover damages from coDsgnee
for selling cargo OF mol-sscs (hc having made advances
ordered wait the market. already referred to-
Verdict for plaintiff SiS53 o. subject 10 The opinion oil the
Court and 10 adjustment
Al SAINTS Church VS. Joseph S. Pery.-Action by the
wadens &c. Of the Episcopal Church corner Of Scanned
and Henry pew The defence is that
the church sold the pew auction account OF the rent
doing at No Is Broad st. when it only brought S. and
that the notice OF sale given 20 Dr. p was that it would
be the Exchange &c. The said 10 have been
assessed $40 Verdict for plaintiff Sl3 so, subject
the opinion of the Court. For plaintiff Messrs Edwards
& Mann. For defendant Messrs. Scoles & Cooper.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS Before Judge lngraham
Shamrock BetsUoient Socy vs.. John A. Collins This
case tried before and verdict given for plaintiff IL
Ia In fact contest in the way of repevn. to whether
Constantine Donoho who was elected treasurer. or Mr.
Cons the secretary, should nave possession of the ban
ners &c. 1t shown that there had been some ire
raarty the demand. nonsuit ordered and the
jury assessed the value $50 For plaintiffs Messrs.
Henry and Blunt for defendant, Messrs Brady and
Barber.
COUNTY CorRr.Ths Court heard farther testimony last
evening in relation to the charges against Justice Drnker
The prosecution rested Mr. Whiting for deeuce contend
ed that OF the charges had been made out which
denied by the District Attorney heinqury will be
tnued this after motion to dismiss the complaint
having been overruled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

A MIRACLE! A MlkAcLEt-A very white clear III
The JoreAs ltallsn Chemical Sosp.-R.n.mssr. w.'
eprei-ntsou. thess its rositivr qisie, for VIZ
/! received the highest encomums Of the faculty, sid
solicited approval ofihs Medical Society OF PsriS. S
cured thousands in the United STATE. Of every dbabr
neDt and erupdon Of the skin, such p,,npie fefs
bo'chcs salt rheum, scurvy, heat spots tan sunbe 81
pbew, &c.
will change the color OF dark yellow SuuburuiH
to beautiful healthy cearness To prove TO the pab&
txc-ence Of this, read the following siploms. svr]
to NJ Veiprini, the Inventor, by the Medical S0cie'
Paris:
I'VE consider NJ. vssprn the greatest philanthropy
the age, and his Italian Chemical Soap nir.c " II
any eruption Disagreement OF The aaa II will pT
brssipg 10 future ages"
Sold ut the sign OF the American Eagle, 80 Csaa,sj
and 4l3 Broadway; or l39 Fulton 81 krooklYu e!.&
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New Publications,

e A CHART OF TIL UNITED STATEs-Histor-
cal, Statistical and Poltica-compied BY r s. Fisher,
has just been issued b. j. II. Cotton Cedar-s Its
stcs Of Population Election of Presidents Chronology
Revolutionary Battles SC. very lucid and will be
ful in any family. We regret that it Is marred by
some typographical errors.
E We have received No of Vol. of The
LIBRARY OF sAcaED Music published by Wyman s.
Newell. No. $50 Futou-ss containing Fstherin Heaven
Prayer Caroline Solo and Chorus from Seven
Seepers, Chorsle,' Blessing and Honor Pen.ecost
supplcation.' Waddop, 'Newberry,' Ashland Ma
pers.' Repose,' Chants'
q TEARS on THE DtADEM, or the Crown and
the Coister tale Of the white and red roses by Mrs
ANNA Il DozsET 10 very beautiful little volume and is
neatly printed Published by Edward Dungsn, 80 Isl
Fulton-st-
e ROMANCE OF The DEEP. or the Cruise of
the eronaut,' contains narrative of romance ard wild
adventures By and land. during three years cruise ia
an American whale ship. For sale by h Long Brother
No. % Ann-st.
q The PULPIT is monthly work, edited BIZ
Rev. O. SCOTT of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. We
are glad 10 ind in the numbe. for June an artic. /,
which strong testimony is borne against The War wh
Mexico
z The PRlvATEER, OR The BLACK Boar.
SWAIN OF THE ATLANTIC Is a nautical romance nv
Alex Jones, n D. For sale BY q Long & Brother, No.
81 Ann.s..
B The CONFESSIONS OLA PRETTY Wo.
xAs, By Miss Pa,doe" No. "a Of Harpers Select
Novels.
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Important from South America.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday Night, June /

BALTIMORE, Tuesday Night. June To-
The brig Hebe, from Rio, arrived today, having
sailed from Rio April Goth. The stock of Flour
was $1,000 bbls with no sales, there being no de-
mand either for consumption or export Coffee
firm, and good scarce
Advces from Monte Video 10 the 9Th of April
They state tina, the black troops had revolted and
taken possession of the town. The Government
was broken up, the Minister'S having resigned.
There had been a demand for troops and quiet YVES
restored in few days A temporary Government
had been established.
The steamer Massachusetts left Alexandria with
600 volunteers. under Capt. W. tson of Baltimore.
There is nothing south of Richmond, and no news
by the Western papers. w.
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Proceedings of Congress.
REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE
nv ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH /.
SENATE.

WAsHISeToS, Tuesday. June 10.
The Treaty was not sent into the Senate yester-
day. owing 10 The resignation Of The Chairman OF the
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The vacancy will be supplied BY an election 10
day, when this document will be transmitted
Ii will be necessary to refer it TO that Connttee
With their reasons for recommending its adoption
which will be embodied in formal report
Mr. WALKER, having recovered from his illness
will lag bis communication before the Senate to DAY
on the Teria and the Finances
twill recommend an increase OF duty on lea,
coffee and other articles. from got per cent
which he estimates will afford an increase OF three
or four millions of dollars in the revenue
An issue of SIP 100000 in Treasury notes VIII
also be recommended in preference 10 loan
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Mcdowell OF Ohio moved a suspension OF
the rdes in order introduce resolution ernbody
ing protest against the treaty in progress for set
Element of the Oregon Question.
The resolution and preamble assumes that this is
question proper for the action OF the whole Legs
la,ive power for the attempt secretly to adjust the
matter while the people and their representatives
are ignoran; of the terms, would be doing injustice
to toe rights of the people, and have no obligatory
force upon them therefore
Resored That The opinion Of the House, Il is the duty
Of the postpone farther consideration and action
upon and submit II TO the people for their action
and consideration.
The remaining resolutions censure the President
and Senate for Executive and Senatorial suprema-
cy, and for secret conclave, by which to hide their
proceedings from the public under the midnight
veil.
On his motion TO suspend the rules, the yeas were
So nays $3.50 the motion was lost.
The House then went into Committee and pro-
ceeded with the Indian Appropriation BILL
Mr. PILsBURr from Texas, defended the act Of
Annexation, and the movement leading thereto
from The assault OF Mr. Culver made yesterday.
Mr.. STEPHENS made eloquent speech review
ing the cause of the Mexican War, in the course of
which he paid a high tribute to the exalted genius
and craftsmanship of DANIEL WEBSTER and his
recent triumphant vindication from his slanderers.
Mr.. LEAKE is now speaking
The PostOtEice Appropriation Bill was passed
and returned to the Senate for concurrence in amend
ments
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To FAMILIES, MERCHANTS. TRAVELLERS, &c siEts
New-York The house of Comstock Co. having GOV y
tai ned such tremendous celebrity Tor their Proptss1
Patent Medicines they deem II suhcsn, 10 iDform The Pe
and the travelling community where the original cts
he obtained In In their eGcIent excellence e sni
Laboratory In the great travelling horoughfsre Cos
OF.
The original and genuine Pain Extractor Depot
Hayss Liniment for thu Piles.
The Extract of Sasspariila 10 purify the blood.
East lnda Hair Dye.
Roach Bane To Kill Reaches and Bed Bugs.
Also. The only Laboratory and Soap Works forGsrss
Inc Walnu, on Military Shaving Soap, made only g,s;a
by Mr.. VIM johnson.
Johnson. Kalydor for removing freckes tau surbunr
beauifyirg the complexion.
warranted remedy for Rheumatism.
Sick Headache Remedy.
Hand S.rchief Ess- nces all kinds.
All varieties Of Perfumery
Balm OF Columbia for the Hair
OK Marrow aud 6eAr's OIL warranted pure
Miriam 9alsan for TIE h.r.
Antigua OILS, Quo OF Rose In gilt bottee, &c s.bs
Steam Soap Works and Laboratory Il Cortlend-t N
York.
The only true depot Cor the Megical Pain Es.a.n 10
q Cortlandst. mss
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Doctor Lardner'. Lectures,

z The fourteenth and last number of this useful and
popular Work ia all in the hands of the printer and
will be published in about fortnight The preparation
OF very full and complete Index the entire Work has
delayed this number beyond the time originally az
nounced but We trust the delay will be more than CON-
pepsated by its usefulness.
The back numbers may still be obtained and persons
wishing 70 complete their sets will please send on their
orders through our Agents or through booksellers or
country merchants as speedily as possible.
Price per number, 25 cents
GREELEY & gcELRATH, Publishers.
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LA 7 E r.
Presidents MesSage--The Tariff-Treasury
Notes.-The Oregon Treaty sent to the Senate

PG6Sue0IS MtSSdSP--lHt AdTlH-I ltdouis
Notes.-The Oregon Treaty sent TO the Senate
SENATE.
A Message from the President was sent in this
morning, with Secretary Walkers Report on the
Finances and the Tariff.
The President states that the increase OF revenue
rendered necessary by the War with Mexico, can
be met by reducing the duties TO revenue standard
imposing duties on free articles and modifying the
duties on OF hers.
Additional authority is asked for the issue OF
Treasury notes.
The Secretary's report was also read. He esti-
mates deficiency in revenue for the next hscai
year at nineteen millions six hundred and twenty
thousand dollars, but anticipates receipts from va
rious sources which will reduce this to fifteen mill
lions, leaving four millions deficit
This deficit will also be reduced il the Tariff Is
modified according to the provisions of the House
bill introduced by the Committee of Ways and
Means The entire receipts, with this modification
are estimated at thirty millions, but leaving still
the deficiency mentioned of fifteen millions.
The Warehouse System proposed it is estimated
will farther reduce this amount, and the graduation
of the sales of public lands half million more,
leaving still over twelve millions deficit
To meet this the Secretary recommends resort to
loans or issue OF treasury notes. or both, as crcum
stances may render it most desirable and at the
earies, dates and al such rates OF interest may be
agreed upon.
The message aud report were referred 10 the Com
mittee on Finance and ordered to he printed. An
Executive message was also received, which was
understood 10 be the Treaty. The southern mail did
not connect al w ashinoton to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

CAUTION, FRIENDS Or Foss.-Al person, a.,
cautioned, that hencsforth, will prosecute INV ssl
Company, small or large, who pirates on any ~
i.ns, for tbs msnufae!ure OF Corn x,;ed ,os, y
The principal prs,es have been bay 10 bail
week. on fresh suits sor S. Cc0ss;. BY the ss
all Others will ncsi certainly be p-e.ecp,cd b. I;
farther pirscy- This notice "a givla saw,
no farther warning will D. given Syne Dc,, 20 =;
gentlemen. HORACE Il. DAY ~ " L,
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FROM BERNuDA-we have papers from Ber-
nda Of as late date ths 4;h Inst tut they ccEtsn
little news The Legislature commenced its session on
the 10th ut and the usual aadsse, in reply 70 the speech
Of the Governor agreed upon without difficulty The
subject OF Education prcminen; topic in these ad-
dresses and In the speech Of the Governor who recon-
ended the adoption of for the improvement Of
the schools OF the colony The OF the Mexican war
had cres,sd considerable excitement and warmly dis
cusssd In tie papers.
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Dnily Arrivals of Produce, stock, &c. by the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company

Barge Suyd,m-5i e62 baskets strawberries to owDers
bids hoes Duryea; do WesoVer Co; % cases
Ramapo Screw Coz 10 boxes charcoal Buns; bNs goods
Perrin butter bxs egrs calves Capt K'"g 81
III butter 81 lambs 10 hogs ST sheep Capt Leads 10 tubs
bu!.r Is calves 70 smbs hog. Jennings Thompson;
hhds bone South. rlaud i Our boxes dry goods Lsw
renee Trimblc 10 tubs butter q calves l6 sheep Captain
Coleman.
Quantity OF milk arrived during the week ending June IS
-2I7 So quartz.
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rS@ Children who have the tcothacbe should X ~.
ed kindly when they go TO the dentist. 1t is best . -
the tooth out quick and give Little pain pos \,
haps 1t may not be improper to urge parents to 70 =,
them to Messrs. Hitchcock s. Blaisdell. Dentists ~
Broadway, for their instruments hurt but little an,
time occupied is bgt q second
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Business Notices

q Doctor Taylors BaI'am OF Lircrwor. -.
been making seme mos, remarkable cure. O, a.,
well as consumption, Dyspep'ia and Liver or,n.sa'
letters from Physician. 81 nis'-rs and "u-,, u,
thereto, ezn be seen q, the only tue flee, 81,
ONLY 'p.. asi ,,s Sr ,a.
ofrolief see that Or. Leedss signature, who dee,
the medicine, is on tbs engraved wrapper. rEss
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r. We would call attention to the large sale ot.,,
Bile Dress Goods, superb selections from imyOa,oD,,
steamers and packets, at Barker & Towle's, II c,A
ST. Thesosentemcn offer their extensive and sp.strr,
OF goods at great reduction in prices, and We ycs
wise all who are about to purchase 10 give them "a
inspect the assortment displayed in their es,ablhb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

LANE SEMISARY.-This Institution held its
Eleventh Anniversary yesterday. The day though
coucy and threatening rain In the morning proved 10
De pleasant and large audience in attendance to
ENJOY the exercises. Sixteen young gentlemen com.
posed the graduating class. Their addresses were
msrked with practical good and elevated piety
adapted TO the wants of the field in which they expect
I'm mediatey TO engage and by which they are qualified
LOT great usefulness The repeated outpoupgs of the
Hoy Spirit upon the Seminary during period which
their standard of pie,y and qualify them be workmen
that need not 10 be ashamed
President Beecher gave them his parting counsel In
an address on the unity of the Church-which Is the
unity OF the SPIRIT In the bond of peace
Waterman of the Valley
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e. The CAUSE Of The red color which lhe sun and ros
have hen the horizon Ia that TIE throat
which their light passes IL charged with vapor-lhs buN
lnts absorbed and the red H. hi tie mo,
atmosphere the clouds OF pre- udire often give an
coloring TO the light of truth. Sands, SnrJdpG mar
other u.efulnveniions. for Time shvreo under This dbs
vanisge, bu gradually II hu risen higher ana heh-r M
lie estimation, until II has reached position where nm
ard prejudice no longer bud tbs word 10 ito vaue ~
importance. II Is now generally admitted mea-,+
Sc-oius That star DIS alone and 10 erpAs
cases from ha ordinary pimpe 10 h4s dsnsrrons d,,s
erysipess II has breD administered with equal ,pet.,
and Ms tonic, where the contribution hss h.rp sui,tb
by mineral medicines, long struggle With phy'islJt
will he found tbs best Of renovaors and resOrays
Prepared and sold, Wholesale ano re,an, ~ A. D.
SANDS, Dnggsts 100 FultoD-s. corner Of William, ssr
York. Sold also nj T3 Broadway y sssl Broadway vi
by Druggists senersllv throughout the United 5siea Ptd
d Der hot,la 81 !. bottles Gov as
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CoSEr ISLAND PAvItios.-Aq,cBs the rs,v...
excursions during the Summer wa know Of ps,.
moro combined attractions &C Ne health a.,
seeking citizens than sail down our naps.,,.. 's
this saluOEious spot. kept by the courteous and
Mr.. Cox. BY reference TO the sdverti,epss.
seen that the comm0diors steauboa, 'Pno7xr,-.'.Hs
regularly. making several trips during the CAV, 80
visitors TO enjoy the luxury Of pure bsthos sh
bic convenences in the way OF bathing dresses. so-
careful attendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

THE TsurH COMING Quite combination h,,..,
defeated liz Their las! dying efog,,c b-esk
for The various processes OF manufacturing Co
Goods, sud having also abandoned The rr.rui.,.'''
business of fsbrcs;:rg Corrugated Suspenden,,,.Na
20 tbs rightful owner. Merchants preprias 70,
business viii fud the genuine article fsir pr:.,
my late improvements, ST. the principsl De o. 9 Co-,
New York, and for sale by sll my agent. in ohsr 60
jel7 lwis HORACE ms