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AuCiIou 5oirs
TtslS DAY.
By snioe- a Rre,h~r.
Groceries. Li0uorS a..

At AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING. sp,a : a, 10 ,,-.o.s =, ...--
W van -.h without re--rvc N. following article.
PrH- y. ORLEANS Sugars
DO Rico aud Croirs uxar
Bati ''ors whnkey in hid.
Pure Y Enr'and
Prime RIO CaH-.
rrsh srouad Pepper and Mu.t,ri
rue Winter H-achsd Sperm, Oh
ctbunch Raisin.. whai- ana M Ao,..
IRE French Rranies n L. ,sd lh n,D..
hadcrs ami Port Nin..
Holland Gin IHit'n Brandv a.
Pune Bacon sides
New Orleans Moss-~.
Naiz-asaortsd sirr-
Best Winter Bleaeh-d wha. on
superior Manufactured Tabaeeo
10000 Ssglrs, quaIt-a
ADDITIONAL.
hsds II Crotr Rum superior ,i,iitv
IEkMs-Sums under . 100 cash. 3 100 ,nd ,,-x,,a -,
credit for approved endorsed note. P"'ss' mon1hs
aP tNf.OEs a BROTHER A,.,.
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ny DunIor, noncure q Co.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS

ny Dunlop, noncure q Co.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
At Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the Sth April commencing A. o,et,rk
al our sae Room, stairs arse and general
arrivals from the North, embracing many aIuss of the IA, , J
most approved styles worthy attention OF the Trade consist
Of
Super American Prints entirely new style.
Coatand Fanaoon Gnghams. Plaid Linens
Linen Drilling. and brown French Linens
- and - blearhed SneetnE, Brown Drilling
suprI nne JIoudFe sud Walton Long Cloths
30 tales 81. - ~ and Shirunrs and sbss,,g.
10 cases Pauiaoon STUDS OF almost every ki,d-su
and handsome styles
super English and French C.o;hs M Cashmere
Supeinne Cambucs Jacoustis Chaly Mu.lns
Splendid Lace Mlsns printed dguet e1a rich Lawn,
Plaid Domestic Gnf hams Apron Cheeks
10 bales assorted Bed T.cks Furniture Checks
suPerhne IRISH Linens Linen Cambria IIdkfs
New style Barsges and IA Lorin-s
English and c'ld Pongee Hdkt', Vesungs
Blue tk Lastring biz sls Cravats
Brown Hollands Cotton Hosiery
Susperders Ho1ss and Eyes, Pins, &c
TERMs-unde 500, cash 500 mos credit FOR ,ppro
edPaPer. NH 80 DUNLOP MoNCURE & co. Auets.
BACON, GROCERIES.
At Auction.
on FRIDAY the inst At 10 o'clock We will sell a, M,
auction store without regard weather assortment Of
10000 he FIRE city cured Bacon. hog round
l2l hhds St CoI, Rico and y sugar part prime ou,y
IS bote-, barrels and uerccs OF CLAIMED susaf
100 bts aud hhds Moissses
ESQ hays iaEuayra and Rio Coffee
100 bbs Whsses. Rum. Baniy and Gin
Lard Raeon soap sperm and Taaow Candies
Cheese, Pepper, Mustari
GunPowder, Imperial AMI Powchonr Teas
siciy Madeira Wine. sweet Malaga 30. Nails &c
TERNs-J ndet 500, months credit for an
proved negotiable paper
Dt-Ntnp N,v,tpp
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BY Wellington ,:oaa,,

IhoSIEES SAFE OF NEAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND
IL rH'"e oi oeed oil trust executed by James
- Giant and wife, To Jo-.ph Mayo and " a a..
49, gay OF December 1871 duly recorded In Risn
Ooui' lof certain purposes therein eIpr, Sci In
eeung trustee at the request or The =, -,
w ssei VI proceed to sell upon premises r-.p.ev.pv
,h - 'n Gay OF A2r next the conveyed by
Va" a o"eu VIZ ot al Rockets fronting - feet on Pooi,,
on nape street One other Duva'. addhio,
nm, 80 100 81 fronting 80 feet on 81 stephen street run
ming Oaeh s' eet on which brek tensment nov ,,, - .
~ . - 49,, ~ sald "tant-an undivided moiety of lot No
Cnanty '7 N"N i-' iee' ON
ne se VIII commence with the RoeEeu. AT 10 ,,e.
~ w" ot 80 which Mr. Grant At o'eIock NJ ~ ar
uNy Ahd Immediately thereafter the will be .os
ea-h The title - believed good but N. ,uh-ch.r
NH 26-dtd JOSFpu u,vo
The above sale viii be conducted by s e'
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By R ~ Dickinson A .ro,..,

- bIIHT NEGROES.
"lIl be sold this day at 10 O'Clock. 3 negro
men, 20 to Is sooi frId hands D.z,o So, n
years Cd and negro boy, 10 years Old - ~
Az X ~ DICKINSON A BROTHER ....-
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q BuRRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE, Soah AN
~. STREET RICHMOND ~
Lotteries for this week.
$4,000! 10000 100 Of lOOO
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery u.s. to be drawn on sp,
dy APnl llth l5i6 at Wilmington Delaware IS Numbers u
prize Of $4,000 f Pre- of $4,000
10000 100 1000
o,OO5 100
Tickets $40. Halves 5: Quarters So
A Cerihcats Of 20 wholes sIra IN
DO. do. Halves 20 -
Do. do. 90 Quarters, ~ 81
$4,000 $4,000 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class TO- To b. dawn on su,
day, March l5, 1886. - Nos Drawn
GRAND CAPITALS
pine OF $4,000 t9oSo pine Of $4,000
10000 Is 1900
Tickets $40; Halve. 5; ouarers So
Certificate Of 2s wboIe'' sIlO 90
90 20 HALVES 50
Do do. 20 Quarters, 20 IS
$4,000! 10000 6OOOI
Grand Consodad Lottery, H. TO be drawn on saur.
day, March 2S'h 1886. IS No. II Dawn
przs of $4,000 pine of $4,000
IOVuO 27OU
5000 10 $500
Tickets SIC Halves 5, Quarters So
Ser'hea,e Of Is whoes s0a so
Do. DO. IS Quarters, a a.
% Orders for eerhate OF packages e.ts
IN any OF the above Loueres be ponpty asp. N an
the drawings all them Large or smaurze.
esned al seht Postage paid by the SUBSCRIBER AL
communications entirely confidential.
20 Persons sending Tickets IN any OF IN. bove Iots,s
shouf bear IN mind that BURKUSS Auesy Prize onee IA The
place to send # they money. Address,
CICERO BURRUss,
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE.
NEW SPRING GOODS,

NEW SPRING GOODS,
VOW OPENING AT No. 81 VAIN STREET.
|HNHE subscriber j. now receiving from New
n hork. Philadelphia aEd Baltimore large and skgaut A.
sornent ofFfesh Spring Dry Good putehasd Tor cash al the
lowest possible nics The following are in part-
DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES
fyrcmedcai Gradlses Graduated Lawn Robcs
s'tn suptd Omhrc Batezes PLAID French Ginrbam,
b1f. pint arH blue French Chintrss
Black satin striped Rafegrs
Mourning and halr d. Lawns and Ginchams
foseturas enursly ariete
Embroidered Mu.lns and Lawns
Rich rnrs RaEtrin~s ard Hsrrres
S's Wan Apaca's ne low 62l
huf pIns and Blue Paris Iacrres Coronation Robes
Trimmed Paris Collars Heb meek CHemr-tes
Swiss AMI Csmhte Edg'nrs and tnscrinss
Astsndrt's best Nd Govas
FoR GENTLEMEN.
Plain BLACK single mIIcd CASHMERE
q plaid French DO
PLAID Csmbtocns ani Tweed Do. PIqrI Frrn-h Drnrvs
A'runr, ncw auee prsp De- I.ouvierdo 10
Blue black and inv green Cirths White Linen pfuinss
ALSO
case ofs|k ubrcras
Do dns CinFhin a..
90 Farasoieties sun Shades and Paut,s en- made hv
Nrfh BIO. n Philadelphia. whose
good antcs ~ qlirrs M CONNIE niatiou Of mine
~ Tie above goods hiding many here named
WI 10 ell 'uremey ow f't cash County merchants inv
led 20 examine our siock.
y B-ou htnd Cotton Osuahurr,. Buraps Couon Cloths
Cheets hesins' ldncn Goods a., Ec
ap8 EpRtz HppEtpy
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M hfr now opvn.ns by arrivals fuhsr sBpaly of p,,.
W atd Shoe utih.e TO spring trase We ,y,,s -,
iy merchants 20 cal and Examine urcs We n III a. 80,
~ Piios- " FITNEY 4 WATTS
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To Valentine Thomas Dalton
SlR-l on will take notice. that upon the 15,b
- day OF April, l-I6 between the hours Of . NJ -
~ We sha proceed IN take, Cauntnr Hons. a. ~
heHy Conyneham Commission Merchant. IN m. c,v ~ -
OF ans ate Of louisiana. dspotion. Of B,,v ~
EhIaosth norton DR. VIM Scot Philip Thomas Fla. RI "a
WARD Thomas and others to Be e ienee 40 The - ~ ~
' and another against naons admin,tratsr sns ,o, a.
Phalns IN me superior Cour q Chanee for the Rehmon c.
cut 10 which W. plaintiffs you and other. Ia,
anu IRON any cause the said depoons should not BE-
OF competed on the SAID 18Th day A2r 1916 Ia. ,1 viii ~
continued from day TO day between hours unit,
JULIA ANN McGIII.
nh l2-dtd 'u1"
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OPINIONS OF THE PHEss-

% The Philadelphia Sunday Couri.r Of Dr. I'M
contains the following: ' 'n''
We call the attention Of our reader. to the f,Jo,r,,
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700 kAGES
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1877 lsus Co. sni Lsa Annio" vintage tsso hi, -.
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lhohSON,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AMI yynnn

For the cure OF Pulmonary Consun,pioa and an =,
Throat and Lungs VI INC
49, a. i Praee TO aoes tn various popular mes Of
ne OUT IN the present Induced To s.vts 60
ie'' from the confidence IN the un-den. ana
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snp~rl" claims TO any other m-diene within ou, -
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Ihi' invaluable Medicine prepared only by
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p :, - .'o1hea'' enrnero' S'h and Spruce su. PhiLa
ttee, 90 cts per o''tte--iA bottles to, o. S.,
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Z ARPk TER FOX SALE
w l. nave Tor sale, servant MAN. between
ihir' eight and fofiy years age, who Is frs, ,t. c.
pen ~ ana man o. excellent lie ,stu h. "a - =
one residing ouI Of Richmond u It's Vicinity - WV " NO
"f1ie o PHILIP ". TABB 4 SON
-, . once Ga Min Street. corner abov.
BkRer's Loterv Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

LIVERPOOL, lc.c June 4cio-
Our Cotton market is IL .neuid etate. and
sGce the OF the OF lst inst !fom Boto<
nas declined 10 {, n The accouox oy h1f seem ~ have
Produced pretty iDprrsson oefe that the crop
Will 100 uO0 bales oens somewhat lar ger IMAM
wa prevOusy Calculated This together with the
continuance vi an unsatisfactory state VI Trade a Man
CHESTER and Of The money market suctenuy accounts
aninaanou In cotton III. .ales for Inc
week ending I2tn inst amounted 20 80 07u bales Of
which 1910 were Cpland. 81 81 1900 Orleans e. 81
81 AND ID: 53OO Alabama and Mobile al u ST ana
40 Sc. Island Ii ia per About 35U0 OF wss
takrn on speculation aud LOO Tor port The business
.Jr the days ths evening 90
osl.s-aoou, 2O0O Of /. speculation and Tor export
We quote i.ir Upland and fair MOBILE H. and TAI, Or
leens 10 c ros stock tia port about TAI 900
bales 'g-ins, 100000 period last season The
STOCK OF American is eaums,ed az 5O3uOO being 8
decrease OF 3l2 co bales.
and ID expected 70 DC IN operation within week when
ied a. duty Of quarter and Flour az 2s 80 per
sweet being Z3s 70 go d. and Philadelphia and Bat-
Sweet 2ls us per Dol! Indian Corn farther d.
eised materially. oeng now quoted 3is to 33' per quar-.
ter free Tue growing crop "hea IL shis conntry Is
very promising "n Inc prospecn VI one Of the earliest
harvrAu on record SHOULD LEG dry weather CONTINUE
raucn longer TIE spriDg crops Of Oss Beans, &c. may
su-er from Il
Only aoour 1000 bbs of Turpentine have changed
hspds aimee the departure of The aAs steamer So "a
for inferior and Ia "a per cw tor prime selccted paree
Yours, respectfully.
BkOMN, SElPLEY t. co.
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m.kay,s Tariff PtII passed in the House by
la 10 95.

The Tariff Reduction End Labor Destruction bill
reported by Gen. Mckay Of c. passed the Eouse
of Representatives on Friday afternoon by vote
Of ia TO s5-one Wing (Mr Hlliard Of Ala in The
Affirmative eighteen Loco Focos, teleren from
p.nnsy lvana. four from New York two from New
Jersey and one from Md in the negative. The
Ohio Loco Focos after all their vaporipg funked,
as they had done before on Annex alton and were
ready TO do on So 40' if Polk had needed any far
fher servity at their hands. Even BrtnkerhoF,
like The cur he is. was whipped in to vote The be-
hest Of The Palace 10 defiance of the valorous speech
yet warm from his lips! So with Ohio Mcdowell
90 with DOR Ra,hbun, Preston King. &c. Secretary
Walker. Eoitor Richie. &c were on the II or
throughout the struggle. acting as overseers Tor
Polk and handled The Executive sqnadrous with
p,aciic.d dexterity. The bill " as saved by one rofe
nos 10 lO4) on the question Of allowing Salt 10 go
10 the free sr-,hc Wings voting with the Free
Salt Locos 10 the hope Of killing he whole concern
Had this proposition succeeded. The Fishing Bonn-
ties would have gone overheard. and The Maine
Delegation with good part of ours must have voted
again., the bill and defea'ed, Bot Salt being re-
tanned an a non. enumerated article at duty Of 90
per cent the amendment utterly repeating the Fish
ing Bounties was non.concurred 10 by the House
llos 10 1907 and the bill pushed through by an un'
expecedIy heavy vote.
There is yet hope of it's defeat in the Senate, and
barely hope. In view Of the Influences which bave
b, ca brought 10 bear on the House, and the success
which has attended ,hem-in view Of the fact that
Annexation was carried through the Senate last
year by the mere force Of Executive iLfuence
against much stronger repugnance on The part OF
Loco. Foco Senators than is now felt to the Tariff
destruction asked OF Ihem-in view OF The late eDor
NOUS Increase Of Executive patronage caused by
the War-we canaot induce our friends TO calculate
on the defeat Of this most fatal measure. Calhoun
or Benton or Cass might do it, indeed; but OF
Calhoun This cannot be expected, nor of Benton
neither after his dsgrsceful deserlion OF himself on
the Texa. question Cass is at heart for Protection.
aud Jude ands the subject bat he wants to be
next President. and has learned wha, influence pre-
dominates in Loco Foco National Conventions.
We apprehend the vote this bill in the Senate
will stand as follows:
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WAR lTEM S.

KENTUCKY VoLuSTEARs-Col.M cKee's Infantry
Regiment embarked al Louisville for Matamoros via
Sew Orleans Monday last. Col Mar>hals cavalry
gment the ID inst for Texas, via water TO
Memphis thence march Arkansas by land. Their.
another between OF the Volunteers and
some Sunday eht last. In which one of the
Volunteers nearly killed. and his comrades had the
Of II generally.
Capt. a Drama of the [. 8. Army from Mltamoros,
who struck with paralysis on the 2.th OF May last,
recovering AZ Louisville.
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poo,or I.nrunrr,. I.rc,urc-.

r~ The fourteenth and last number o this usefa and
popular Work 10 all in the hands OF The printer aud
will be- pubIished In abou, fortnight The preparation
OF very full and complete Index Ia the entire work mas
delsyed this number beyond 1h' tune originally sn-
nounced bur trust tho delay will DO more than COM
pensatsd by It's usefulness.
The back numbers may still, bo obtained and persons
wishing to COMP etc their sets will please send on thelr
orders through our Agents through booksellers OF
country merchants speedily possible
Price per number. - cents
GREET w a NOEL u ,TII. Publ.nsfs
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Illinoi,-The Nauvoo Troubles-Politics,6 &c.
Corresp ondence OF The Tribune

Quincy. Ilinois, June 2?t. 1876.
There has recently been another rpeck OF " ar IN
the i'll f4ted county of Hancock, growing out OF the
Mormon difficulties II did not amount 10 much,
however. and quiet mas again been restored. The
old ciIzens OF the county mlsed by false statements
in regard 10 the number OF Mormons who were de-
termined 10 remain in Nauvoo In violation OF the
compact e1asperated by the abuse of the Jack.
Mormon paper tha, place, and indignant At the
appointment OF the JackMormon BscsenstOs the post
OF Captain IN ooe OF The new regiments Of rifemen
cl1ced 10 90 into Sduvoo and remove those Tormons
VINO had neglected 10 eave according
the agreement. They assembled GOden's Point,
miles from Sauvoo, the NUMBER Of hundred,
purpose OF marching into ihs Holy Ciiy. In the
report got into circulation among the new
czens Nacvoo that The old settlers coming 20
oETn large armed force WAS Immediately .As-
ed 10 protect he ciIy The old settlers n-ding that ner
object Mistaken and after holding some pailry with
the Narcotics =nc asceriainng thai nearly al the Nor
htt left concluded 10 tp-rSe This is the long and
The whole .ter. about which tremendous noise
has been ma lie by Sauvoo Eagle, J4ck-M JrG0n
Loco-F pager. THIS OF The old settlers,
ever very infscr-et.
TIE appointment Of Jacob B. Backens,os, the
JACK Mormon sheriff Of Hancock, 10 post IN the
army has created mucn excitement all through This
se:tion Of the country. Il denounced oy -A OF all
parties outrage and disgrace. l. well
That Aessrs. Hose anc DoGgas' TWO LocOFoco Con-
State procured The appointment
they viii De neic --s?ons;oIe or Il 20 tae coastcsn
Ga, Election takes place on The IRIS, Monday OF
August next We hope 70 elect TWO Whig Mem
beers OF Copgress-hnoI from the Vim and Lin
coin from Iuc Win districts. There vii! be two
Loco Foco candidates In the Ilid Dirtrict-Ly lyman
TRANQUIL. the regular nominee, and little Rooert
Smith, Boiler, the present Member. Long Joan
Wentxorth Will probably be reelected from the
Nth District, Orlando =. Fcklin from Inc 1lti and
john a. McClernsnd from the lst Yoorr. hc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06

WIscoss1s CRoPs-A correspondent Of the Au-
burn Daily Advesri.er travelling tnrousa iaai Ter
r.rory, ..y, q. sats the crops lsnt and oscxSart
Tnls7 be says is attributed - dt5 iAl' cold open
WINTER and cold wet ,priag TIE wheat crop Of the
territory 40 far a. learn, viii not mach bali
The u.aL su>auty per y-a,; bur the Guanury Of old
wheat cow or hand 10 very large and s 81, sbep.
so Cents per ousneL a, The Lake
q The Cleveland, Ohio, Herald states the
Wheat in that vicinity Is being considerably damaged
bY rgsE
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FIRES Is The WooDs.-A good deal OF loss
has ovea sustained oy ta-rrs different parts Of Inc
fI0'ihcs' IN NE spreading " -..s u ne WOODS. We
!sA- era ne oocstocz rslrsraph IT.
Fah Aocsh lie woes - ST. ETaacls Last month. TIE
aeisososHooo being Almost one general conrAgraion.
Between Ia, place sac aaOC: IS
o0ionss sere destroyed, hAt Of them dwelling houses
tie cinSr nAt barns, CT Lhs containing bay ac
seed s2in Of every kind-the whole oecaaou:ns very
sefleEs less y :aAi sqTaulniIy. lSsH.B!ggsYtcksr
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Business Notires.

~ GusxEY, lSi Fa;oa-st uude, San sutdiog hs. ,his
dsy Introduced SO enurs fresh Nenrs Mo!est.a
snt Saplsr gss, si,o. Csp,, Unsresa.. &c. ua Nd
pa,,iculs invite pubic asspton 10 The as, psu'd Hs;.
and would only add ;hs; 'hs s'ueie I'D Be sold for s
.p-.s s.s,r,sp, Of ans Canton Dad c.Hssn Sraw
Hats r--ety.s. YESTERDAY. - S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06

SovEl STYLE OF SUAsxx AAr, s. So.-Genn. Pa
Broadway, introduced the novel style OF sumcS' Hat
u,>1e Tie same materials and finished II The sre r'
ne- IS hts celebrated GoSaaasr Eas-extreney .sat--
PrIts So So ,als :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06

THE Process Cu.E = /. Is now cene-siy cnHsed-d
ny H. profession ~! ;he skin oo.'t n he
blood that here h. vu- whi-h Is - gnp' ss<aiy
snc oisa 'ss y developed Inc suris Stncs Sa.a-
p1s cOrg Ana IN bly, concentrated form al %" ss-St-
properties u h root aud Is Sns-9cc
pruperli-s soon become sppsf-n LrdtStk = ne cr-
bid piluc.pc 6Iiis v tue bots. Il .udIrucrs us
aole iaiioa -xJ-pg from Ihe -u. q c!-,t
lnrrvby r,.Ioung heSih std Panty - The rnf- Passt
stem Tn- innum-I1hc sttr.!ed euf"."' $50
'als Lsprv.y. Erupave Dsrss-' o. vari"H' Aiat' ,rr
CompAiut' Dy,peP'ia, &c sPeak GnanswrEaS.y l. hv0r
-. Il. efficacy.
r,eps.r: .nd sold, solrsEe sld reis;i. by A t. D.
SANDS, orussis,s 100 rulInu-sL corner Of william. cu.
iogk. sold Nso u; rs Bruaa~Ny - saSt SroAd~ay.
y Druggists krue7sy shrcushou he urI'ed stStes Fra
IL per boiile = hNitl-. o. g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06

AIIFoRS1A-This immense territory is equal 10
twelve states Is ONO OF Land worth h-riAs
a: The COS; of q ltttle troubIs Morning Sews.
Could any highwayman bea, thai!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06

e The requisiuon The State of Illinois for
volunteers aAs been aIed sne 1850 Allan.
ne iass accounts awaiting the Arrival Gen. Wool who
was e1Pseec N ;ew days &c muster hen into The SER
wee G. ne eatise SiAies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06

NIsLo's GARDEN Grand G-la Ni4hi-E' usoraissrY
E.hluIavn OF Fire WUrts, Sc-The TWO popular p>Sp>
mines OF NJ Dech. urlesu sud 'Jocso' yises ~.
evening TIE Family WIKI numerous. sssss-h,. WI
Spoear G,Sre RsvrI has two Of hs most comic pans.
and src.lr is ie-iks IN Hrsrssn Ap" SoSuli
evening prove fair e ses Grapd tabl6"' OF tfr VTss,
pontt IN Of te rain on The I'D VIII .ie
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e. DR. FELIX GouSAUD's irsLiAS INTOXICATED soAy
he positive snd eradication ~ al
more particularly Tan Er-ekl-s. sun burn. SC ~ "a
1at hear Ia mia ouly at on. tea depot ~ W-ke..
sr, Store FROM Broadway Also. tho Pcucre Sght kif
adicsug supeTduoGs Hair, Vegetable koosr Tor clu.
.ouirs Cn-eks Gfecisn Haif Dye, LILY Nhs aot sNua,
.,,hs, srt,rla> s,r tn,. L,ll-l IN .
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FROM ST.. THoMAs.-By tina arrival OF the brig
Iyra Caot Smith from ST Thomas June 20 We
Learn thar news had reached ST. Thomas that TWO
,o;o. ,,a..oI. ROD hsar ca,,nr.d he nr;vs,eers
on inc SCUM sue OF ou"a' o"'PPe'Sa VI " n.y.
ana Oh CroiA "ou'o ho' s"P " Ite' ..a" 80.
a'hny rates an o'ue' 'o' 'o''e'' a. ~
han zen eoNn'e' ~ -, ...o ,,,..,osr
rue a"o'v ossI ,hn =, no ,h,, r,rh,d n,
os', - -, S o., ns ,b,ch ,y.s NO, CEN
ST. ST. h,ia. 80 " "
' III, rI:c
LATER FknM Nt"fotHDLASo-iu no hai''aA
sun has received later dates from thls island
The House OF Assembly having oesh convened oy froca
NATION met on the o'' IL o ciocA Inc Peeon Is not
gwen OUT le courier says H's EAceHency uetaeu 'ne
measures taken or toe ieei OF th sufferers oy the He'