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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-11-12
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s,.a.asy,I by ,5JDmcu ,l the command of
G,n. Reyes, and lu;h remained IN the
u~i-aINavyl Of Culmau.a al. t.yu. Lanes
departure, after which tins town VA, a-y,u
,J,yu possession ,I 10y Gcn>. santa Au'A
and Reyes, who, following up the rear
E.3r" oi tAe Americans, kll.vdscNc"ty w'u'
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-11-12

The vote o! Pennsylvania is nearly 500.
0J0. Morris Lougi;rruih, democrat, IS cleo
ted canal commisionerby more thanirBil
one thousand majority. GOV. Shunk's ma
iority is about aRetcG-H,owaHd fire ham
tired over Irving, whig, and more than sew
en- thousand over all. On joint ballot in the
legislature the democrats have majority
ct3j. lis a complete prostration orwhig-
gerry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-11-12

A thief In New York picked gentle
mans pocket. the other day, ola new tesla
meat thinking II was poke, book
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-11-12

FIGHTING EDIToRS.-A. 5. Williams. ed.
itor Of the Detroit Advertiser, has been an.
pointed Lieut.. Col. of the regiment now be-
ing raised in Michigan.
Capt. J. NJ. Stewart, of Niles, cx-cditor
says the La Porte Whg, is raising COM
pany Of volunteers for the service in McNi-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-11-12

Jonathan D. Morris, domocgat, las been
elected 20 Congress in the Ohio district COM
posed OF the counties of C!cmont, Blown
and Highland, TO I'll the vacancy occasion
ed by the !amcuted death of Gen. lIdmor.
Mr.. Morris was opposed only ~ an aboli-
t.uu candidate. and might be said to bc cleo
ted without any serious opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19
THE BRIDGE QUESTION SETTLED.
BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. June II, 1871.
Breadstufis have declined under the foreign
news There have been sales between 2 and 5000 bbls
Flour 81 So and holders anxious 10 make sales vt
these figures Wheat offered at 81 20 10 81 81 Small
sales Corn at 81 TO- No sales Flour Corn Meal Pro
visions have experienced no movement Muscovsdo
and eayed Sugars sold large extent at advance
and other kinds held more firmly. Other articles are
quiet
Another heavy days business done at the Stock Board
SALES OF STOCKS Ftyst Board $1,000 Reading Bds,
u; 50 Reading Rd, ga $1,000 Reading Bd,, s5ds, 7e
80 Reading Rd b5ds 3ll 50 do 3lI 80 do, 80 100 do
3ii; $50 do, 80 100 Union Blk, Tenn, tS Planters.
g.; 80 Penn Blk, $40 Lehigh "a IS Allegheny b5ds
Ia 500 Schuylkl 6s. 74i 400 Residing Rd b5ds, 81 ;
o. 600 6s b5ds "a; GO Girard, 1874 $1,000 Treas
Notes lOGl; 60 A Coal. l2i 10 Cos Scrip e4i 400
Thigh Mort IS; 1900 Texas, 22i 25 Phil Bk l25 ;
5000 Penn S. 81; $4,000 do, b5ds, 81; 100 Reading
32 300 do. b5ds. 80.
Second Board and ltto 10 Kentucky, b, 7ei ON o
Gas 1876; rs Union Bk. Tenn So IL do do, b5, So 100
Grsrd b5. 1874 so do NV, l3! l50 600 Tex Treas b5,
III; 5000 do NV lat 1000 Tex Treas Nts, lat 3l70
DO 5bnw. l44 so Uoion Canal Az 30 Reading - :
l25 Lehigh Csns scrip "a! 1000 u states 6s 81 lO6a
900 Wilmington Is -; 5000 Susq Canal Bds. b. "a.
50 Reading 81 4COO ~ S. b5 s2i 1900 Read Bds. DO
~ 1000 II Be- set 1000 Read BIDS. b5. Il; 400 ; 7
Notes 1859; 1000 Read BIDS, ~ 100 schy Nav g.. &c
NJ II Union Canal. 47i 955 Lehigh Int 90 so U 3,
q 320 Lehgh Canal scrip. eat
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CITY ITEMS.

GRAND ORATORIo AT THE TABERSAcLE.-That
welknown Ora,orio of Ro.sni the More Nose IN EiaO
Moses In Egypt 10 TO be performed the Tabernacle
this evening for the graaeston not only of the lovers
OF music generally but Of those who from scruple
not elsewhere have the opportunity Of hearing the sd
mirable artists OF sehor Vnsrinos Italian troupe. The
NpOvs Nose Is regarded by connosseurs the master
piece OF s author having been re written by him seve
RAJ years sgo and suose queny given with .tnguished
success throughout Europe. We notice that the best
singers Of the company will take part in the perform
ance, smong them Tsdesco Ranieri, Pereli and Vita
The toll strength Of Chorus equsled we believe
In this country, will also be employed and we have
doubt the Tabernacle viii be crowded. Bo.esin and
Ardid will play In solos well in their noble orches
ira Those who remember svoris playing Of the
prayer Of Moses will enjoy new pleasure when they
hear l, executed by Botesn the first Coptrabasss n
the word, and Ardid, one Of the beat yioinists We
trust that Senior Vsrino may be 90 successful as 10
be induced to repeat entertainment Of high char
scter.
THE PRESIDENTS VIsH.-We learn through
private letter from Washington that the President in.
tends to be IN Philadelphia Wednesday end Thursdsy
Of next week to arrive in this City Friday noon and
leave for Boston on Monday morning. We hope be
will have good time of il
y Our English papers give no positive infor-
nation to the sailing Of the Hsvre steamer. II 1t
took place In the neghborhood Of the s inst she ought
TO be here by this time We fear, however that this
line will be constantly beaten by its competitors.
" Hon. Truman Smith Of Conn. and Hon.
George P. Marsh Of VT arrived IN town last evening
from the South. Adj General Jones is also In the City
and at the Astor House.
~ THE GRAND HEALTH EXCURSION which is
announced by advertisements paper Of this day is
enterprise OF promise for invsids who seek the
restoration of health without drugs IL s pro-
posed to fl out large fastssng ship from the port Of
Boston, for grand fishing fowug snd sporting excur
sion along the beautiful coast of New England To the
mouth Of the st Lawrence and the Banks Of Newfound
land with all the requisite arrangements for the conven
fence comfort and enjoyment of inysds and others.
Physician will accompany the expedition to attend upon
those who may need bis aid The plan Ia very origi
nal and attractive one and the projectors of it
will meet with adequate In engaging party.
MoRAYD's IMPROVED pAGUERREoTYPEs.-We
take pleasure calling attention Of our readers to this
artists pictures they without exception superior
TO any have seen. By a recent improvement be is
enabled to furnish likeness possessing ali the strength
oil painting with the advantage OF being copy from
Nature by herself for 81 plain or 81 50 colored. He
has removed his rooms from the Granite Buildings cor
ner Broadway and Chsmbersst to 1872 Chsthsmst op-
posite the Theatre
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN steamship Cambria, JrOm LtrUp00l 70 b0sl0E-Mr
Ioeschigh and LADY Mr. and Master Russell, Mr. l.
Nichols and lady Mrs and Miss Oldham, Mrs and Miss
Russell Miss Eye, and Mrs d Boyden Miss Stick
new Mrs Jones Miss Light, Mr. Baldwin and lady. Mr.
Farmer lady and infsnt Messrs John Fraser. II Gar.
ret, Willing and lady, Polk, Lottimore, Myer
C Pray Ri Rev DR. Power Bishop of Toronto, w Mot
fsu Lyman and lady, Evans John Carter Beckett
A Ince Wheeler II A Plunkett L Biogsurd w
Lewis Dewsr, J Bachelor. Oakley, Boxter. Whit
wright Jr Peter Munery, spslins, skep~ith, Parker
Thompson Ligord, Mr. and Mrs Nye. w spence, IT.
w Miner Richard, F Wood, female servants J Hose
and friend aud friend. Farmer. Jr r CLOVIS Woods
worth Harding ksper Stone l. swize Grsyden }
Potter Griswod, Bsyel, Lyman and lady hmhsm
and lady. h Cro~ther-74
For HalifaE-ll Total IS.
IN the briS Madison, from SfraHnah-Mrs Webster,
Mr.. Haywood and two children Mr. Niles and lady, Mr.
Douglass and lady Miss Doyle Mr. Noel and family Mrs
Chairman and child. Messrs Golden, Ford, Robinson
FREEMAN Hsbershsu Aeot Capt Prime. and sleersge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

r7-Ke,irious Notice Rev Z. @. HOLLAND. Of
BIOS on viii i-ver discourse tomorrow morning ~ the
suffolk o. Christian Church. near Delaney. Service TO
commence a. the ususi hour. bali past 10 jesF
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MARR IEn

Oh Tuesday evening l5tr inst, BY Rev. Henry Dssis
Mr.. ELISHA NJ NISSAN 70 Miss SARAH z younRss;
dsnsaisr 81 ,spi = m IHy or al O TINS City.
On the 18th By Rev. Dr. Beden, Bingham Lawrence
Ir to Jane l. Osgood. Of La
On 18th BY Rev Ar. McLaue, sanuel : Clarke. Of c.
20 Ks'hsriro z Burns II this City
Al Hartford O.. Rev. Dr. Bacon Of Nez. Haven. 70
Csfhzrine + c-ughurr q IRE late Bon y Terry Of Il
AT Albany l7,h. Lewis Jones 10 Charlotte Msiher Of
ibis City.
A. Dolssrtozu Orange Co 5th June. Gsorzs w Hal.
OF Honesdsls Pa 10 Abigail r. daughter Of TIE ate
Enoch Reeve Of Niiietorn.
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GKAND HEALTH EXCLUSION


sing ship OF shout 900 tons burden viii be fitted
o1t from Boston for GraSd Health Excursion for iowa
los. OF tho of New England Or sooas e 18Th or
20lh q July, 1871.
The object ofthe excursion is combine The advantages
OF Sea Voysge win surf B4lhiog and oce.sions shore
exercise and ado to this great variety Of Incident by
visiting all she principal places Of resort % he Sorhern
The vessel will be fued for the excursion 10 the o'i
liberal # will be PLACED uEdsr The command OF
"A Old and er perenc-d Coast Pilot and Sailing Azsur,
and will be furnished win al the necessary bJss and sp-
pnstu. for .hing fO~lng shower and surf bafhinE &c
,kifui physician will sl.o accompany Tho expedition 10
attend u poa sny pss.oss who msy nedd his AID.
sGifu cooks, and plenty q steDuye servants WIZ Dc
-ngsged-snd men experienced In hshing sne loving 70
assist managing the boa 10 direct The sports u M sea
10 sdysnsgs snd constant supply birds,
add gsin., when beyond The reach Of msfkss
proposed vi,l many u the most Interesting pofs
i.iard. f4shioasbs r-ir-sis aud fishing add o~Iing
grOurd. The coast u New Engi.nf fVm Cape COD u
no northern part II The British Proyinc-s-pDticulsry
he Asesere snd Cod Fishing sleefs ttns latter the
Grand ssnk and ne best io~ing places abort the mooh
TIE ssvsnssgss Of such 40 Excursion persons eed
xilh Bilious ani Nervous dsorters Dyspepsia, Deoiiy
ard general der.ngensnt Of be. o. sIaesioo loss Of
esnnot De too hignly estim.isd
The price Of ucIes viii oe 800 for each berth Including
board, the privilege Of hosls hnss baths, and every
other convenience r enjoyment which the vessel ss)d
dred ard 10 berth will b. considered SECURED ant
reIei therefore tho.e who wish berihs
Penons wishing obtain farther information respeeticg
The voyage. o. 70 s-cnre h-hs my sppsy By ssief %
will set a. Agent for th- .sn.g-os jeis 1n.sNhw
INThkk-T On INDIANA STATE .fOth-'
Notc- l. hereby sv-o hat Ih- h'-t - nj
mont Of interest upon th- Dew Io1isns s~s r.e ~
Cert Stock Ei Do paid BY urdsrsifned 81 ne once
OF Mfnslow P.ruin. No. 81 " sIl-sL oa sni alter
Thnrsd-y. th- frst day o. July n<xt -,
Haid... ~ lnai.r. Rood, viii besr 10 mind hat The
above Interest ppon portion % me n.s soe
nos being i.saed Al ibe state Agency, No. SW.ist 10
ar . Bonds under ne recent act Of The Legs
l.,a,- 90 hs ali Bonds should be surrendered prior 10
he Sh inst dneosiye 10 order 70 ennis ne holder W
80. 10 n,.oL-Dsi-d Ss~ Yort, June Y, Isf7.
jsi7Jyss n. o. BRIGHT, Agent Of stsie Of Indiana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19
1891 i7ao2 1875 6SS4 2.5ii 2os5l l9l6o lS1Ol
SUPREME coURT-yII,h District,
Total si1s i95ii s775 ig7i6 lsSaS 1864 1919 lSG5

u We have often alluded to that ve.luable i'm
pOvement for saving fuel in pAnatacturirg d. Griin
4 Cos Heat Generator" ard We now learn that among
others 1, has recently teen introduced into the well
kuOwn Globe Mills al River Mass, the extensive Cal
10 Printing Esponshmen, Of tie Mes'rs Chspn -
fsr opinion ii i,s merits very evident from the GER
utsse siysn in the advertisement On our hr' page
vseL the attention of all who consume fuel 10 An A''
w which not only promises hut setusly performs o.
We Know uersonAlly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19
DIED

On Thursday 18th inst after short iness SARAH
COBB FREEMAN sged IS year. and months eldest
daughter Of Henry and Lucy Fr@-msa
The relatives and friends II the family respectful
" invited 20 attend her frnerA from residence Of
her father Cottage place. Grandst Wiansbursh this
afternoon IT bslfpsst o'clock
On the 18th inst CHARLES EDWARD, son OF Isaac
and Coriuns Fitz aged two years and four months
Funeral this afternoon =, o'clock from l27 Heury-st
On Friday. ls;h Mrs Mary A. Whit 81.
18th James McCsfrey, -.
l6rh. I'm WimaT-r. aged 20.
At Rutland, II. CsthaFine D. daughter Of Dr. Horace
Green Of This Citv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

MINIATURE ALMASAc...-..THis DAT.
rHx sun THE MOON. FULL sEA
Rises. 4 30 Sets. 81 SETS II 81 Morn. 3s
LATEST DATES.
London ......June Hsvre..-.......... June
Liverpool. I New-Orlesns ..-... June 10
CLEARED.
ship GuillAme Tell Clemence, Hsvre' Collome *
Julien.
BARK. ssml Enderly, Geere. Fsber Bumi'h Ralph
Ours Glover. Rio de Jsneiro, Sifkeu Jernon Nseoo
chez Berry Neuviias Holt Owen Jane Green, Par
sons Norfolk Jno BOsrdman-
Iron siesmer e Msgasens. Chapman, ST Marths, Ev-
ereti & Bsttelle
Briss lsn,he. Hunter. Limerick Richardson. Watson
4 Co: George Yste. Charleston, sc, Mckee, Hard
Co; Peru. Csrey, HAvsns. Jas MeMsnnsrp
schrs Gil Bias Fspsn, Aoseoi Gsd Fellon' Carter
Charleston SC Mckee Hand Co; Wissshickon, o.
born Philadelphia, Tucker s Parsons Yonkers, God
trey, Providence.
ARRIVED.
Ship Richard, Golden, ds I'm Boston, in ballast to
master.
Ship Richard Golden, Basel, ds I'm NewburypOrt
- French ,s Bark AmsSe. Devsun, SO ds I'm Bordeaux
brandy, SC. TO Hsroeek s Co
Bark Georges Robinson. 10 ds I'm MatSnzas sussr 10
Sesmith Wash. Left ship Rob, Psiien, Tor Co"e'
loading
Brig Linden. Williams IS d, I'm Mobile. cotton. &c TO
Sturges Clssrman Co. June q OF sand hey eN
chsnsed signal. with bark T Bartlett, I'm NOBLE Tor
Rys Madison Paxton. : Dc FIN Savannah cotton and
rice, 10 srurges Chairman & Co.
srb- cursw Of Boston "a Dc iIn 81 Jago de Cuba su
gar. &c. 70 Smith Boynton sHiird 10 company 'eh'
7o{s for NYork brs Peters for Phizda.
scbr Henry Smith, Fsrren II ds I'm Baraeoa fruit
sehr Hy r Barnes wedmAn, do I'm EiethurS- iruih
schr Delaware. Lockman, ds i'm Washington, C.
naval stores to X NJ DemiL ~, IL. a.,
master. .p.
Steamer Chelsea James cochrsne I'M po''on-
sAILED-PscketshiPi Iowa Wheeden' io' hs''s'
BELOW.
4 shin and bark unkasun- Wind . : bsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

yAt his Office in th'l The Tribune Buildings,
the Aseu, for the ees, newspapers of ether cities sn'
sosp. Of the whole country V. B. Palmer may oe seer
and consulted, and much valuable information nsa IN
relation to the principle of ADVERTISING and the system"
re.r,,.a on, through his extensive Agency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

~ new line II omoibuses starting every minutes
hts been ests5sh-d In immedele Vicinity The eepo
10 The corner OF C. and rev~nthsl Apply "a
Ell BROWN. ia Hoastor-st
bssorssA N. and sfisreP N. OF 90 w.ts, - 1oo'
1T O'Clock J~l2 sNbTh5uS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19
COMMERCIAL AND SroNRY MATTERS.


FRIDAY P. NJ.
The buoyancy noticed yesterday afternoon in the
Stock Market continued to-day and toe Fsnces exhibit
a farther improvement Harlem, Canton and Long lei
and are the fsvoriie footballs and advanced rapidly
Treasury Notes up T. but fell bsck to ca. Gov
eminent Sc dividend OF sell At prem and Ohio 90 =,
par. Canton understand. is rising under the favor
able impression created By the new President Mr. 2 R.
Brooks
The Market for Sterling is firm. but inactive.
The quotation for good Bill. is 6a6i. Francs are 32.
$3.50.
In Freigbts there is not much doing, and the
tendency Of the Market is downward. Engagements
were made for London Il, and Liverpool 3s 60.
and by some reports st less. The new ship Richard
Golden was taken up for London at about previous
rates and three vessels to load grain for Ireland and
Channel ports at lOdalld To Havre cotton Ess taken
Al, .c.
The steamer had only 800 900 in specie
The Appleton and the Hamilton Manufsctu ring
Companies at Lowell, have each declared dividend Of
three per cent for the last SIX months payable on de-
msnd.
The Directors Of the Western Railroad have de-
csred dividend Of 81 per share payable early In July
dividend Of 20 per share Of the stock Of the
Bank OF Chlicothe ordered 70 be refunded to the
stociholders by an order Of the Board of Trustees
passed on the 2oth ut This last dividend makes s97
Der share that mss been refunded to the stockholders in
that institution.
The business OF the Georgia Railroad during the
month Of May, in 1876 and ls47 was
1916. ie47. Increase
Passengers ..........se.sO2 II $s7U6 - sl3O4 i3
Freight and mail .....l53O5 81 1905 81 23OO 70
Total. .sI3707 % S273l2 IS s36O5 -
The monthly statement Of the NewOrleans
Banks shows the following result
ASSETS LIABILITIES.
Specie ...sf699 es3 81 Circulation. s4.66l +6l 90
Fork DomEx 5560q79 II Deposits $50. 6.l63 -97 90
OtherCshFds. 5s4 90 30 Other Lities.- ls7O66 30
Total .....$IOs5l g39 Sal Total .....sll,Ol242j 2s
The local discounts upwards Of s70OOOOO and the
Banks hold sbout 81 1000 Of resi- estate.
The amount coined at the New Orleans Mint in
frat five month. Of the yesr mas been sl6ssoOo' OF
which $4,000 was in gold, and $4,000 in silver
The sum Of $780, 900 in specie was received
overland at Eew.oresns on the 9Th from the North
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19
aanprmeuta.


NANNUCCHI's GREAT ard Extensive CosMo-
RAMA, al 3i5 Broadway, opposite Ooblc han, every
day and evening. Admilance Is cts Children half PRICE
The CosmorAms, the best ever Witnessed la smerics,
comprises collection II more ihsn one hul ded OF Inc
most msxpi6cenl Paintings expressly painted for IRIS ex-
presay painted Tor this exhibition some OF which are 6y
The talented snd celebrated artists OF this city, sgnor ~
Calyo. Among the paintings are the glorious victories
achieved by gallant army, the battle " bu-ns vista
with likeness OF Gen Taylor snd drsh OF Cay,
by Sig ~ Cslyo. The surrender Of Vera Cruz, win
likeness Of Gen Scott, by ". Csyo
EXHIBITION open from to II P. NJ For particulars see
tand.hn. jel5
nOKTICULTCKALEN IiIBtTlON-Th-A Anne
rcsn Agricultural Association viii b I'D an exhibition
OF Flowers fruits and Vegetables NJ their Rooms ~
Broadway, U.yceum Bniidinfl ON Wedne dey. the I'D
lime lst7 sni an Autumnal Exhibition Wednesday
the 18TH september All persons desirous oil aiding
the Association earnestly invited 10 eshbil specimens
Of their products and compete for premiums FRO
grammrs Exhibitions be Obtained OF Mr. James
Hoxg Scotsman. opposite The Rooms 81 the Association
OF any principal s-edsmen IN NewIork, and OF any
ofthe following Commitrs o..
Iuiher Prs1i.h, X l.. PeN w. e. H. walden,
T. Ftslinghuysen, Edwsro CLARK Shepherd kpspp'
lanes Lenox Arch. Russell, r X. D. lshrld.
ieI4g,. d. p. GARDNER, Secretary
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I>DIANA >TOCk-.-Ths transfer boos. Of iae se.
| I'1ier. sac sn4 Csnl SOCKS Sil Dc opened A. ne
- 81 he und-rsixnei, 81 Wallst tlP-siAfsJ HOil
"a -, rassisy The On day 4 July next
CerScst,s tor thu stocks 10 pscr o. roe1s
serS vii BE- ready or delivery on and sier ~ :. JnJ
rexL VI " ofstDh t.t-,.fTvfo
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TIFFANY, YOUNG AND ELLIS
announce taAg their Lew esLzbllsh

Ne ~ Broaiz5Iy, eerAer Of CAa1s9erf-st ~, , -
lone block shove iher presen1 ace Oi O'.le" vi
, az Monday 2stn inst with an entirely new soek OF
Anericsn and Foreign Jewefy Of ne nehe'' and mo''
elegant de.criPuons - W..
Sn Bror zes aad various objects OF af saiiaos Tor
mamie aud other orranenfs
Rob-nI AZ Giss.-. mssninceut collection -
$500 1ud Dr~sieu Porce Attempting some OF ne
,grhe.t specinen ever imported
T-rrs Cotf. sri Bsd-n Chins W area -.,,-,
sorm-nL
cutl-ry and steel goods , ,-....... r.,,1s.
Bronz-f Gil and Eleeiro-si'efei 1lss'An''' NaH1'e
sti-ts ard Orrsmerts
Pap-r suf Fancy Stationery
Flre Prrfumery, Brgsh-s, Couos' ana Hae.e' io' 10
Toilet -. NJ h,,... A.
Richly iniAld Decks Dressing ea'e., oth-oo1e' 1T
Velvet J-s.n-f. Shell Pearl and ls0ry goods -.
F.n. Tr,bg-Ils. C.nes Whip. Pursos. O2-rs- Asses'
.,a g-p-,. and com -te sssorn-nio OF Khsa
Gernsn Itai.n sni Chinese Fancy sriiees ~ abs -,
nr..-ot. a, Of which viii be marked IN pain nfafes -
p,rs fror, ~eich no slightest deduction wiz De mas
isls 2wsodis fuThks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

IL xITAsHIHGTOS Crossing the DelzSsre oy Ecu
w n-r. Think Gently o. t5e Erring.' by sr.donry
o Low, thsl have sesn ~ b-Anss ous'1 "
u...e,t. abs-rt Soldier" By o. Dyer The Nrect
-. ata,tie ~ Field " Th- Last SAT seece ~
~ n Na.h. The Owl Sat on The Old fsw re- ~
~. r Luyssr. Published and for sal- a. - r4it9t
- xs-re nav b. had tho tseu-s.es ~ G-ne,s. of
- Wo~th-,he b-.tout Li-ls 2~-odl G HULL ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

~ At the meeting of the Kings County Board
Of Supervisors the Select Committee msde report of
the plan and estimate for suitable building for County
Work House Not having fixed upon proper place for
the erection of such building the report laid aside
for future reference"