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lLs SADDLERY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT AT THE EMPORIUM
PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE

ION IoOIOU VI BOOT AN ID SHUE
FACTORY.
FRI The Subscriber grateful for the
I'll patronage heretofore so literally ex-
sk-A xM&es tended 10 him, would in this public
"a manner return his thanks for the
se~ss same, and inform them that he has
maue some valuable improvements in the ma nu
iactore OF BOOTS SHOES. His Stock of LEATH
Elk oil all kinds, cannot be surpassed i'm this or any
other market for durability and beauty of finish
while his Workmen equal to- f not superior to
the best He trusts that having onco tested his work
the public will CALL AGAIN
Two or three first rate Hands, for Boots or Shoes
would find immediate and constant EN- ployment
by applying soon.
The mostprompt attention given, as usual to all
orders, and no disappointment. Recollect that the
money left in his Establishment, is expended in the
iown, and goes to the support of our own me-
chanics, and tradesmen. F. HOFFMAN,
Buffers New Building, era Nv ford Street
~ b.. A few BOARDERS will he taken by the
Subscriber, by the year, month or week, on mode.
rate terms Dec 9
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EE,S
Blu FF'S
COMPOUND PURGATIyE ELIXIR.
SUPERIOR SEIDLITN & SODA POM

"a rIINTON 5ETOIIT 4 n % SODA POW-
~ DERS.-We have just received full and fresh
supply CT SEIDLlTZ AND SODA POWDERS -
These different kinds are universally &C kiiowledped
to be the best manufactured, and far superior to
any others. They are therefore recommended with
article of Seidlitz Soda Powders. For sale at
the Drug Store, Sign OF the Big Mortar.
Aug IL CHAS. IL HEINITSu annnt
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9 WHEELER, Attorney and Counsellor at
~. Law, Portsmouth, Va. ~ W. e'
eJ- Ohce in Rourke's New Building, High street,
where he will be pleased TO all persons havin
business in the line of his profession. Sep rs o
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WILLS 81 CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
w mission Merchants, east end of High street
Pnrtsmnnth Va -
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II HOFFMAN, Boot and Shoes Manufacrur
err, south of the Market, Crawford street
Portsmouth, Va = -
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NHARLES III. HEINITSH. Agent. Drug
~ gst and Apotccary, and Dealer in Paints, Oils,
Dyestnfs, &c. III gh street, Portsmouth. Va.
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EERGUSON s. MILIADD-Lumber, Coal,
IL and general Commission business. Wide Water
,teet, Norfolk, Va.
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DOBERT BELL, Wholesale aud Retail Hat
~ aud Cap Store, Sign of the Panther, High
trect, Portsmouth Va
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7 WILLS, Wholesale Grocery and Conmis-
u q. sion Store, Commerce street, Norfolk Va
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M USCOVADO SUGAR.-5O hhds suitabl,
w Tor retailing, for sale low by
July 30 JOSIAH Wills
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"A CARO.-There is impression prevalent
"a here that another person is connected with the
business of this Shop. 7 would beg leave most rc-
specifically to say, that it is not so. ! am on INV
own hook, q" mako or break" and shall cndeavo,
by close attention and low prices to merit a ibcrsi
share Of public patronage.
DANIEL s. CHERRY.
Tin and Coppersmitb,
July IS Under The " Old Dominion ofior.n
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JNILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
w Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
NnrEnl W.
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AIlLLIAM WOODWARD, Notary Pub.
w lie and Scrivener, General Agent Convey.
ANGER and Collector, will attend to all business en-
trusted toll care with promptuess and despatch
70 Onhoe on Wide Water Street, head Of Roa-
noRe squire. lrtf 49,. July 3
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DERFUM ED FLESH BALLS.--V have.
I = Just received large supply of WITS Gel
hbkA led CHALK BALLS, by the dozen or sin
gle. Switps make the most celebrated and
more approved of than any others by the ladies'
They also used as Tooth Powder oiyinq
peaTly whiteness to the teeth. The genuine for
sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar b.
Aug 70 CHAS. Fl. HEINITSH Aren't r.
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pENNE LEAVES abound IN gnmmy mai
- ter, which they readily impart to water, form.
ing rich bland tnucilage, much used, with great
advantage, as drink, in summer complaints of
children, diarrhoga dysentery, catarrb &c. To DO
had al a times fresh from the Drug Store Sign
July II CHAS n HEINITsH AGENT
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RULL7S GEM UNI SA RSAPARILLA
~ we have just received afresh supply OF Bulls
celebrated, and highly approved Sarsaparilla.--
persons can rely that this is the Genuine, and di-
rect rom the hands of the proprietor. For sale at
me Drug Store, Sign of the Mig Mortar.
Sep ii CHAS. II. HEINITSH, gent 'r
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ToHN COOKE S CO., Dealers in Foreign
y and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
Middle street, Portsmouth,. Va.
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CHAS. II HEINITSH. Agent.

EARlNA COLOGNE.--A few buxes Fari-
4 mas justly celebrated and highly popular CO
LOGNE, which we offer for sale at the usual pri-
ccs. j. C.SCHOOLFIELD & Co, IS
Aug 20--5t DRUGGISTS
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NPTCESt SPICES !-Constant1y on hand the
~ usual variety of Spices, such as
Allspice. Mace, Ginger,
Turmeric, Cloves Nutmegs,
Cinnamon, Mustard Seed, &c.
All of the above may be had fresh and 0ood Al IN.
New Drug Store of o - VIC
&c. scBooLFIELD & CO.,
aug zO-2t High street.
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Thing. in Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, Junei2. n. NJ.
THE nerve Of the continent vibrated this NOM
ing aud It's pul.stou brought the news By the Hibernia
bresktas, time 1t is gned pleasure to
observe firm ye, smcable tone of British press
1: would If nothing but the most objectionable
wronghesdedness the part oil our Government could
endanger those pacific relations which England
anxious Whether the people OF the United
States Will be forced into with the most powerful
nation the world to crafty the pride or sssis. the
ObstnHcy Of the Executive, remains 10 be seen but
think the who could resist the pacific indications
continually thrown ont by Gceat Britain. could have
wrung the neck Of the dove returning with the olive Leaf
because il that the troubled waters
assuaged
There a bit Of romance in Chcsnut-st last
evening, which involves personalities which yet
fully state the subject Is undergoing judicial nves.a
ton. This much, however, may say An English woman
great personal attractions made herself Cdlsa
gay otharO who perhaps SURG himself into her favor.
He lett this csuutry and the fair pentent followed
but codDesS had taken the place OF Affection and she met
repuises instead OF embraces Fired TO madness this
conduct she weeks ago by officer Delaney
with pistols in the boxes Of the Theatre, OF which
she abou: discharge when he arrested her
FrenJs uterered, and it thought she had left the
city but last evening she coming Chesnut
ST. great excitement aud In her nervous trepi
daon concealed pistol discharged. This led 10 her
and examination thus morning before the Mayor
srbear 10 mention Names but few in city have 4
suspicion the parties Ii the wonans statement is true
the IS william ard shall hear from ne again; !! not,
the statement fEave already made VIII pass with the other
gossip OF the day
Dr. Sutton advertises Mesmerical experiments.
this evening, In which girl who been deaf and dumb
for twenty years, will be magne'ized and when In that
will hear distinctly and try speak II This be sue
cessl propose that the Doctor mex. experiment on
James X. Polk II he make the dumb speak in tina!
quarter he IS the first philosopher and magician Of the age
How convenient Il would have been before Congress
pressed 20 vote the War appropriations have had
the Executive memerized 10 Ind what going
who Cuere1 the nrst aggression aud why in
state OF war % 90 in strong for this nesmerico-
-speech-compeling invention
o. Cotton Market has received no Impulse from
the foreign news-bu few sales have been made Eew
Orleans at cents. Flour mag De quoted At 81 The
markets. quiet and 80 bbs. will the export d.
Inand Tor yesterday and this morning far have
hehrd Grain and Meal stationery Pr0vi,iops dull snd
/ Groceries inactive With limited stock
The Stock Board exhibited little more b-iskness
tais morning state ). oii Texas n0tes u Pbiisdsl
2ta E4nk lcit Asnufactu:er-' pauk % New Orleans IS.
%. a. G.ard 81. Reading 32 Bank of North America
3s7
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SPORTING NEws-The sporting season on !he
Uuon Course opened yesterday, with three races The
day cloudy. and about there was qsc shower
which rendered the track rather heavy, and deferred
gcat many from going A. it was there very large
Attendance the sport good The hrst was mile
hest in three; entries, Ch Loyds cherry colt
Sunbeam years old, by Leuciord out OF Gipscy o. p
Haros hay ma-e 1tone:e, years, by rriam. anu j. *
Van Matters bay hose. 10y Lsnciord, years. The first
heat was BY sunbeam in GIN. H!s-Antcine,te dis
fenced The second heat won by Van Matters horse
in 5In. sos Sunbeam then withdraw, ard Van Ma
tiers horse declared the winner of the race-Prse $500
A. the time Antone;e dsianced there was rush
Of men TO pass the gate and the mere Knocked
ore OF them down, injr-ing him pretty severely
Next came the great 5000 purse for which
entered celebrated Fash Col Johnsons cherry colt
cnsgod by Boston, years old; and o. 7. Hare's bay
mare Patsey Anthony, by Priam. years. The horses
went of well Fashion behind where she stayed for The
first three miles but the fourth mile Laird let fer go
little and She came in ahead on brisk winning the
heat il I'm. 1873. This performance was hailed with
hearty cheers by on the second beat
they went of iary Fashion length behind. Before she
got round, hswcver her opponeHts had fair look at her
hind shoes the whole hea; she kept them looking at
the same picture winning easily in IS in perfect
torrent Of applause Erccod lid very WELL and If TWO
three years older Nigh. have made Fashion do her best
], purse OF $50. mile heats then contended for OF
Lsira cherry cedipg Alderman, by Langford, years
o,d Lsugord fly owned By Capt. Stockton aud
another horse which won by the Laneiord lilly ~
follows st heat by Alderman in l m . s. I'd
heat by the lilly in m 81 Sd heat by the FLY in n
- s. This closed he days spor-;be North again Y.
,oroxs Col. Johnson, tie Napoleon ofthe turf and
erai distinguished judges the ground. Today
there is be three for which Bob Logic Essa,
Bloody Na,he1, oregon. and others entered.
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Ksx1rcrr No1rxrgERs-Wh hen il was pro.

ksNTuchf OLINTEEkS.-N htl 7 as pro-
Claimed ha; TIE Government had called Kentucky for
,.eop> 10 prosecute the zEaas; Mexico such the
zeal dispAyet that captains who hsd succeeded IN
raising :heir COZ panes, started the Capital report
;neu>e 10 The Governor ready 70 a-ch. one Of
them arti, @ s; Lexington a?ptiIec ,ha; he
preceded br ne other. who had only iri few minutes
and Immediately drove poSthase be IL 9rs' the other
learning the object increased his speed and both conlin
uef tie race Until unfortunately broke his bCcg. aid
lei; apparently easr his rival bGt- nothing
discouraged, he un-esre his aid mounted wIthon:
saddle and By taking heat his antagonist 20 he
Executive Chamber, oui informed thar the number
required hzd already been accepted IN TIE eantne the
Other Hp when both. fallen and disappointed
inquired ii they would have preference in awar with
England. Union
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RRtnKLYN AFTAInS

o. Mrs COVE delivers Lecture fee at Tire
Brooklyn Lyceuu Saturday afternoon next, to ladies
especially See advertisement.
q We understand tina; the bu aiding row occu-
pied by the Frs; Presbyterian Church, Crsrhcrsi has
been purchased by gentleman CT his City snd thai :;
VIII probably be converted INTO a BaP;!s, Church.
y An attempt was MADE TO IRE he nouse OF j.
A Cross, Esq. the walls5ou;. yesterday morning. snd
partially succeeded Aoog; O'Clock, the flames were
discovered the back OF the house hsvp been ketled
the hack piazza and had reached 70 The second story
when By s-ea; exercon they iraiy subdued re-
yard Of $500 is sGered Of ire ucCndiary
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.PRoyrScIAxE>ro FROM FATHER Rr1cH,E-

.PRoNuNcIAMESTo FROM FATHER RrTcH,E-
The MON OF Monday has this Ominous paragraph:
There IS ,ne,tod of bringing Mexico her senses
AMI concession OF our just rights oC pushic:
with all our veOr, after Inc capture OF M4iAmoros
That vii suspend military operations.
aii TIE arrest them but shall conquer
il. aud 20 conquer until Mexico is compelled 70 aoan
den her yhoiomontade and her bravsdo. We feel thai
lonssr 10 be put or by empty words or !dicu
lCGs pronuncamentrs. sui less isey wait
Tor the rl-dst2on European power We ect Enor
hook, until Mexico sha made feel
ou u swords or cannon must wiring ic' justice and h
permanent peace fro; Infatuated Government 81.
has oss abused forbeasnce AID the cousequsn
OF her u5s!inacy suc hostility Be upon Ter
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Married {:

In Albany, the Let met. by Rev. l. S Chsheld Mr.
B. Bnrnor Miss o Hank,r both natives Of that city
This is an extraordinary match, and its accom-
plshment does equal credit TO the heads Of the re-
gotistors and to the hearts OF the parties The groom
is q wild reckless harum. scarum fellow, who has
done great deal of no good in his brief career espe
claly in ob,tEctiug the Public Works and euba;fass
Ing Business Enterprise generally. The bride Is Tor WAY
smsiden-no, uumsIried-lsdy of thiry.hve, formerly
Of great wealth aud expectations which had been wasted
in OF dissipation until she had hardly any hir
len bu, the recollection OF luxury aud the sppc
tiles then created The feature OF her ot WAS the
cool nscence and irsraudo with which hundreds who
roted her hospitality whsn she aush have Of s.e
pretended to know her and 10 be violently o
posed TO all her works and ways; some OF them when
caught with evidences Of her favor upoh them descend
Ing say that these presents to their wives
with which ;hey bad coihiug 10 do! THUS deserted.
spurned insutei, the ilsdvised isr one has rushed
feu the undesirable Notifications Of her neglected state
into the perils OF rash, incoogruous MAJ dage-s Ho
rnCespshlc mode fdrewnng the transient anguish Of
In the enduring agony Of lifelong misery
The courtshp this couple has been going through
the las, three yesrs and has consisted of suudI manual
exercises such mutual pulling cispper ciswins
shiu-Aickins &c sc. in which the feminine has lstely
hsd the worst OF it, though she has often LEI, the marks
Of her ten commandments her lovers vissge. These
exercises kept up with great risoE and earnest
until the last nigh; bu, before the nsrriage
when the friends of the parties came together and CON
eluded ,hs, as they would never 10 COED seps
rs,ely |, would De nice thing TO how they would
GET on msrried-ihs there could no loss result from il
while some good rrgk,--srd after little wefesned
and naturally scIei coypess tie part of The bride the
thing brought about greatly the JOY Of the Rev.
gentleman officiating Sad hos, OF G.y INTERESTED friends
OF the sroo who % have all the places in the house
hold the couple. The bride, il understood in
the utter Gbasdos, the 6erce fordness Of her newly
awakened passion surrenders every thing the control
q. her husband, herself wholly absorbed in Loves
youus dresu. And though from the years Of the bride
he character ofthe groom and the pas, history of 10Th
no very sspsuiue sntieipsons be justified YET i;
cannot De riskine much ID ;his union
them AL the happiness they deserve That the rap,ures
Of the honeymoon may parallel the calm joys Of the
courtship Ia confidently expected
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DIX

On Tuesday mornings EMMELTNE NJ GREENLEAY
,i!e OF Joseph Greerea Eldest daughter Of the ate
Isaac RSe~. II. the Sis: year q: her age
The I'll sives and friends Of the family are requests! ..
attend I'D oseral on Thursday afternoon al oclScS
-i;hou; hcr SEvitsI;or, from herlaie residence - Ban
ret~eeufE leecSer and Fourth SIS.
On the fath u'; at -. tusisiHa FogidS Dr. JOHN Z
BRUSH istc this City. III tie 21,h year OF his age
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~ Advertisements will be found in the sup
piement under the following heads:
General Notices, Removals.
Books, Window Shades,
Watches. Jewelry, sc. Boarding and Hotels,
Situations, sc. Wanted, Miscellaneous,
Dry Goods. India Rubber Goods,
Insurance, Real Estate,
Legal Notices, Public CcnveyanceS'
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Court Calendar.

SurraloR CorsrScs s. :, 2o3 TO- Il. ls, 10, 90, %,
o. 10 2l7, q. 2Cs. 2O7, 20. 80, 81.
COMMON PLEAS Part Nos 70, S. -. II. 49, Isl,
80, SO, Co. 81 rarI Mos Us So 6 ., 60, lOs lie,
IS, Il2 2y2 lsi l-6. lSc.
CIRCUIT CoURr-The remainder OF the week vii be de-
voted ; reumeniS.
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Indicted for other offences seversi ip ns 20 10
The Cour: then sdJournta
Pcf.-cr- Yestsriay.-Georse v. -, A"s. . h sAs
s,.e.,a for attempting rob ir s.: s a T. P b.,
al 10. Torrbs hefors pm ~. - nbio wss ar.
ye $500. BY oer NJ 6 smith de E .escTs
i, forgery IN having made 'he'isnsae q 49,,
pi'i.r as an enforcement, upon An "rt-r Tor ,ne 'S
Nh Of exchange dsied November 81 I'LL,
STswn by Dn: & Brothers Sese. IN the hineiou o.
&c. anon Messrs Rogers Co. bankers OF ms cry
h. nav men, OF S44 in coin Of me United e'S'fs 20
- - ~ Nicholas Beveler (ot Cincinnati. o The
nrsn, ia alleged have been conmiifrc ABOUT tns tx
AZ Jrnuary lSI2 The accused WIS arrested on me re-
obo and having been com,nittsc to PRISON awaits me
srvs of OFFER Levi Eliot, OF Hamilton Co Ohio v ho
I, on his 10 ,r* for The purpose OF Conducting
"a ;.on.rbs.s .s.inns.i. "A wslle: containing
ab,pt 400 sBs ,tae . notel in Sswsrs on sunday
James 30. W, 'r-ei''d for attempting the lie q
,ha Mate Of ,ha 4aH NJ
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MARRIED.
NJ NIX y . A'I
H. Ny Nnth- h- Rrrr y IT,.

in Brooslyr saturday. May Soth By Rev T. B. Th4y err
Efv J " ESr.F-Y HANSON II DtnveFs New Nls Mas
and Miss ELIZA X. HoLBRooS. OF Lowell. hass.
\. weste.lo Albany County. OF the 2>th CT. by Rev
Nj Heoer>ou Mr. JOHN CLARK % SsGlh Middleton
orange County to Miss ELIZA BLACK Of New-Yo.t
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~ Persons ~ .heg - advertise In Country Sewsra-
or to 'ubr-ribe for them in any of he
applicstou 10 Ire duly authorized Agent V 3. Pan-
ar, In the Tribune Buiidrgs lis slvl mySO $ - me
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r. w. w. SEaroS ESQ., was on Monday re
elected Mayor OF Washington.
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&c We Gull :hs attention of those de-rous of investing
money for short periods 20 the ad ;esenert Of The Comp
oler Of the City IN another column which presents
vo ahl" opportunity TO make investments the Bond. OF
City In sums ) 'jl and upwards per Ger, per spnuu
paysbe in February, March. April Msy June next at
lhs op,.or OF TN. lender
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~ THE OH MAS OF THE MOUNTAIN speak.
again to-day. See First age
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- We would call attention to the advertisement en-, i
tel "a oay,i dorm tlcn"
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~ For fall accoun, of the organization of the
Constitutional Convention see Firs, Page.
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r. THE LITERARY EMPORIUM for June is JUS;
issued with IL usual choice collection of matter, By
X welnsu, ll6 Nssssu-s, This number has rather
pretty steel engraving Settlers Hut the Frontier
Il The YOUNG PEOPLES MAGAZINE for Jane is
out with wo pictures and variety Of lsniug sr:
clss for children Ii6 Nsssau.s,
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u There is no farther Intelligence from the
Seat Of Wag.
u For the Hibernia's News see Fourth Page.
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ouTsIDE-Organzaton OF the Constitutional Con-
7en,on Mexico; Things 10 Washington; School Off
cers; Congressional Proceedings; Patriotism Of Pitt,
Heroism in Texas Breaches In the Cana Letters from
The Old Man ofthe Mountain No. 6; News by the Hi
hernia Census of Illinois for 1915; Meteorological Re-
gister for May Industry Resources and Products Of
Connecticut; Effect Of our Temperance Victory In Ms
ryand Trade ofthe Hudson Sales of Stocks Railroads
In Massachusetts and the Adjoining States.
CONTENTS OF THE SorPLExEST-Poetry-The Vaue Of
Labor by Caroline F. erne; Endurance by Robert JosSe
iyn.-Sew Publications; 4 Word 10 Butter Makers ;
Amusemepts of Traye Chances At Modern Germany, No
/ speech OF FInou Heather, favor Of Peace the
Pope rs the Polish Catholics and the Posh Cause Hoh
n,,nar, e1G Uorn0o pathv
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SINGULAR SUIcIDE.-Tne OweSo Gazette hasihe
following particulars Of strange suicide: Edward Fst
win. OF Nichols. shot himself Tuesday last. He had
been OF; hGrtnS and on bis rearn met couple OF girls.
and while engaged conversation wi ;hen, asked II
they would Ike hin shoe: himself 1aey Answered
yes A; this he pu; the mRe OF The INTO his mouth
and placing MS foot on he trigger blew hs 6.sls
DRowSEp.-Pa,rick McLynn, foreman in The
taRnery OF Msssrs Bates Co Wacer:owp was i-owaed
on Sunday laS.. He rede IL the evening, returning
10. and drove the river water his horse
drowned. The body CT Nh NcLynn wss ioand The
next morning. Is were also the horse aud buggy floating
on the river. Jefferson DeIuocra.
n AT a meeting of one OF the Presbyterian
General Assemblies. last week IN Philadelphia the
Moderator, al the request OF the Sexton snd several
members Of the Assembly gave the other members 4
Sc; lecture the improperly End indecency Of
cessiye tobacco he~ing.
e There is sn aristocrscy among the slayes NJ
the South whe when they wish be very severe
other say Go hns. Aaifprice aisser you wouldn I
iosch 6fsy doilu's and IN with thousand
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ROYAL GURLEY, Aucuoneec
Valuable London and American EJi,iops

CO valuable London and American Editions.
Inur'day evening will h- sold by Royal CURLY Co at
their Lo3g Room, SOL Broadway, corner of Duane.sL q
large and valuable collection of excellent Books Consisting
chiefly of fine London editions. including some expensive
works, elegant copies Of ihe Poe- Drsna.s Sever
a. costly Medics works, History, Philosophy e..
Removed from 100 TO 5oi Broadway i.3 2ds-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03

~ Travellers and Others leaving the City in the AFTER
noon arenformed that Ertntng Ediono The Tribune
Is printed every day contsining the Stock Sales Mar
hets, News by the Southern mail &c. up TO o'clock
by nquirng OF the Newsboy. for the Epeains Edition
Of Tn. Tribune every will be able TO take with him
the ls,es, news up TO the time Of leaving the City