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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
GoURAuD's LEcTUaTs or CHEMISTRY.

70 Another wonderful effect Of chemical eomblnss1
may be ihas illustrated MIX 10 lass equal ounotiesf
saturated solution Of Mufiats Of lims sn6 .starss
solution Of Csrbooste % Polsss, both rsnspaert scs
stir Tho mixtur, and u viii Instantly cold ms
Now pour hus Shrc Acid upon Il, snd Inc opsaue no
will again be converted Toto trans psrebt lqoio Wh
chemistry produce such woRdsfs, 10 not al ell
pnNng that Goorsud's Italian kedicsted Soap shOu1F
invested with re power Of removing tan pimpls, ire
hes suubuu rednsss salownsss r0g shness ring eofr
se.; Eeiher 10 q any more wonderful that G0ursU1i
Pogdfes subsles should possess me properly Of complies
~ 1proong sup-gaous baf. sbsn IL 10 thai Ihs 0r,rS
Dys Shouts he able change red, light gay bslf,
any desirable shade OF cOof hom brown 10 black Gee
ranis Liquid Rouge desgn-c TO tint pals ehesss 81
lips W IN mo hne and bs-giy Of the alton
III snou b- remembered thai the renowned cosmstN
Of Dr. FELfz COWARD, Gao ony be Obtained zsSslSs
his depot o. Wsksr-sL fret Store from Broad way
j-.3 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

~ We are indebted to Hon. B. h. FRENCH,
Clerk of the House of Representatives for bound
copy ofthe Congressional Globe and Appendix contain
ing Sketches OF the Debates and Proceedings Of the
Second Session Of the Twenty ninth Congress- Those
who care TO peruse Congressional proceedings and
speeches will dad this q very valuable work The
Congressional Globe contains the Speeches Of the
Members condensed ali the Resolutions offered, and
the Yeas and Nays al important questions and the
Appendix contains the Presidents Messages Reports OF
Heads of Department and nearly all the Speeches made
In both Houses revised by the Members
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

[P-A RIor, which at one time threatened to
prove quite serious in s consequences occurred in
Springfield Mass on Friday evening, 25th inst The
Springfield Republican says
Some Americans In the vicinity got drawn into ii.
when pretty general melee between the Irish and the
Americans commenced, and was continued till late
hour The fight consisted mostly in the throwing of
brick bsis aud other missiles, from party 10 the
other each seemed TO avoid coming in close contact
A large number of windows broken and several
persons more or less injured. The mot was finally
dispersed by the appearance Of the Sheriff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
busluess Nollles.

A CARD-The subscriber being about 10 sail for Eu'
rope would respectfully request all persons having I'M
settled account. with him, 20 call q, the store OF ~ h.
Nsxmsn Co. l99 Broadway, between the hours OF Il
and p o'clock and settle Those having other business
with aim will also please call as above.
VIM B. BRADBURY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

- Terf,-"No political banner or device will be
permitted sppcsr in the processionl Order Of Ar-
ransszenis for The Reception Of the PresideEfl
Commenf-The Lone Star in procession and
on Croton Bridge IA public work belonging to the
City, one banner inscribed Oregon" another
bearing James X. Polk" and third with the le-
gend The FIRST eagle raised in Monterey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

GoLp PrSs-s0 cents the cheapest The public
with their usuL sagacy have found out hat the pen
tbs some dealers sell at q and call the cheapest and
De., pen in the city is precisely the same that J. w
Gsx.roS & Co sell for o. 50. with many other styles
equally cheap liberal discount to he trade. Rseol-
sc the only place get the famous q pen for 81 50 Is
II cedarst up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

q sHERwoODs INPaoyAD AAssEuc MAcHIsEs are
accompanied with his Manual. PIP $50, and with his
and scientific manner Of magpetisng, warranted
10 cure Of any other machines They are
Of different sizes IN rosewood casea Priees-ss $40
81 and sli b. H. SHERWOOD, NJ d.
ie24 igrhSaiMkW- l02 ChamberssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

RlcHELru DIAMOND PoISTEO PLSs TsENRH.Sr-Let
II De remembered that the kcheeu PEG 10 Tor sse Y
sAvaSt's, p FulIou-sI Nd nowhere else. We
Tn. the pGbe decide WHISTLER The Reaeeu 81
90, cheaper pen Than tnOse sold elsewhere al IS S.
Olher gold Peas from IS So with silver peres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

~ THAr WOODEN LEs Of SANTA Anns's which has
fond M, yay into lhr American Museum ~ his City 10
attracting more zttsnuon than any Other royry ever 10
troduo,d 10 the Golhamilss. IL denuy 10 ally sesec,
ard y ma Al Tho otn-r wonders " the place. Including the
Living Human Skeleton, The psny Of SHAKING Quske
IN Orphean Family &c Nc. csnuos bat excite gr-st
pI.c- bOh afternoon and evening a. hsPssI }, and 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

tE' PHILIP Francis THOMAS, Esq. Of Talbot
Co. is the Loco Foco candidate for Governor Of Ma
ryland. He has held different public stations and
is admitted to be good stump speaker. In days
past he has advocated with some zeal the principles
OF reputation The nomination is viewed as a tri.
umph over the ce-holdng and present leading
politicians of the party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

~ Exercise 10 the handmade Of Health add The gr,s
object VI the Physician s to bring The unfortunate iensu
OF tbs sick into condition take up his bed and
walk Mature Will do the But the victim OF serofu.
whoss strength Is ebbng from congeTies OF Ulcers cs.
not take exercise Pain and debility alike forbid H. Net
hsf the victim Of rheumatic fever srosnug even IN
der the pressure Of coyerls aud .hyielng At touch
exercise his sun and corrugated muscles The 6r.t him
10 TO strike At the disorder In lie stronghold the blood
Sweep away tho Duclsus II disease, and all It's develop
mets will soon pass a. lacking the poison that smulsss
them. This process OF elementary eradication IL perform
ed by sAsDss sAss.p.RIL. IN a more easy. safe .es
thorough msnner Than by any other before 10
pnbe and hence the thousands Of Of ucsrous sr
euisnsous disordsrs which tho testimonials In tho Lsnd.f
the prophs;ors syouch
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail. By A. o. al
SANDS Wholesale DruRgis,s loo vulIou-.t eornsr q
Willism-st rs Broadway, snd ~ East Broadway Nce
Yorh Bold Lso BY Druggists generally throughout %
Uoiied sstss. Price s hou-, siI boii.s for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
business Notices.

su@~rR UsDEs sWRrs--The most CONF ists article In
this liae, that We have from n~-'s-y s.ssp'
lisbmsni OF Messs Rankin Ray. ia Bowery. They
Indeed superior article, and should be by all Who
value health aud wish 10 be comfortable during The heat "
SUMMER. The article alluded TO combines s the advsn.
Isg-s Of being light elastic and complete disorder Of
perspraon They manufactured Of the enssi msrins
perfectly white and Of excellent shape and the pro
much less than usual for goods Of this kind they VII
doubtless have an extensive sale. Conmeros. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

~ Those who want the summer and tal trsds OF
tn South can invite IL through Southern ne~spspefs
for which the accredited ssent V. b fALHEh oslJ
r.c.vipg cards and Advertisements ths Agency IN the
Tribune BUILDINGS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

a The amount Of Coal transported on the Head
tns Railroad has been last vesk, 3sr1ol2i Previously
tais year i,ie5.oa Total 50 rl$5'l<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

EY- Gen Wilson, in his able speech on Tues
day last in the N II House of Representatives
emphsteslly declared faat "a NO Contingency coaale
rase fora candidate tov ,se Presidency rho d,d MOI
cosse fsily 10 TIE doctrine Of the WErsot Proriso
Noses Norris. il. who undertook to reply TO him
a. alphabetically declared that he would not
make the Wilmot Proviso a ties, question in the
decision OF the election. Norris made speech in
the last Congress in favor OF the Wilmot Proviso
and 10 the next could he get there would certainly
vote against it il by 50 doing he could subseUs a
personal end. He hopes to be next Senator in
place Of Anterior and accounting to the homeopathic
custom OF Loco Focoism In New>Hampshire, oisend'
ing - Congress iySsssely small doses of humanity,
he ought 10 be successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
~ BLAcxwoop's MAGAZINE for June has been

v BLAoKwooD's MAGAZINE for June has been
rsinsued BY L. Scott Co ~ Fultonst Its contents are
North America siberis and Russia :; Letter No. VI
on the Truths contained in Popular suPersttoos
The Hymn Of King Olaf the Saint :" -Four sonnes'
BY Elizabeth Browning Constsntinople and the
Declining State of the Ottoman Empire Hore Caful
hspsss-Lettrr Esebius !" Prosper Marines = How
70 Buld House and Live in IN A Turkish Wsier-
ing Place !" Pacific Rovngs;" "on the Narrative
Qualities Of the Bread Cow In Use" This number
closes the XXiyth volume Of the American edition.
IS "RKNARxABLE EVENTS IN TIE HISTORY
OF AMKRtcA" 10 the tiue OF serial work, by J.
FxOsr. liz D. No. Of which hss been issaed BY
Zieber & Co. Philadelphia ais. apparently 6ne con-
prehsnsive work. carrying the History Of this Hsms
phere back 10 the esries, umes-its settlement and
colonization BY the Northmea some ave hundred years
before Columbus Ths the initial number. furnishes
well condemned accounts OF the discoveries Of The North
men OF Columbus Balboa Cartier. SavseI, and De
Soto together with the Coaqrsss Of Mexico and Peru
by Cortes snd PiEsrro respcetivey-ineudins some
Forty Easrsvings TIE work will BE- Issued IN Sixteen
semi Monthly numbers, for Is csas each Asson tor
this Gig, Burgess. Stranger Co. and W T. Grasan-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

~ There 10 for any man to have hs sst "
Ing oa l. OF " be troubled villa scuff and dsndfaf.
Paaion's Chemical Hair lnvisofsiof 10 perfect nncs
70 all sacn iIeonyeoisncos; opefaies on he roou
hair, giving s1eossh and besaiy TO iu growth "
Keep ne nsn spf and moist much logger uiss sny %
preparation. eonseqsssly u 10 Indispensable 70 ths soI
rsfsoas rho have uied II never use any othsf NJ
Prepared By T. PaALos, Wig hassr and Hair Gal
srosdwsy, md for sss By dFus and sssey dss's"S
ssly, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
THE U~IoN MAeAzrSE OF LrrELAruRE AND AR. "a
tied by MIRA KIRKLAND, and Puoii'nea y -
rael Post 40 Ngsssust.

THE USIoN MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE AND AIT 70
tied by Mrs. { ~ KIRKLAND, and puoli'nea y D
rael Post. 40 Nssssust
Mrs Kirklands new magazine Is now lying be
fore Us with strong clA ms 10 public attention. IL. ssn
eral appearance (pspsr typography Sc IN exquisite
taste The engravings are numerous, vel chosen and
well executed and the contributions are from established
pens while the name Of tas Editor "a host In seli
Mrs Kirkland has lew superiors As iin>raieT smong
her coun,ryxomsn. Her talents are vigorous and "
red while her acquireents are accurate and extensive
Under her conduct il will be quite impossible Tor the
work no, to suecred Asrss4rd. capital know hsii,
10 securely based Upon the whole great Peetatons
formed respecting the Union and 'hey VIII IN
OCCASIONALLY De realized In looking over The opening
number We are struck srsi with the exquisite taste as
played externally and next BY the vsri,J a. value Of
the articles Many OF these latter truly admirable
Ms Chids ~Enizrsri Boy Ia written As only Mrs
Child can write Nrs Osgood furnishes graceful and
touching poem Then we have beside, papers By Mrs
Slsourney. Mrs. Enbury Mrs. Kirkland Mrs Goodnsn'
Mrs Enett Mi.s Sedgwick Miss Gould John Neal W.
A Jones LAnman. Woodwork sc sc. Three dollars
PR Annam.
II The HisreRr AND ExrAoRDISARY ADvEs-
ruHxs o. NAHsAAx1 CArcHPoLx, Suffolk Girl By
Rev RICHARD CoAsotD FIRST American from toe third
EosH.h Edition. with two Illustrations" Is Published oy
D. Appleton & Co 30 Broadway Il Is sBiosrAPnies
Narrative OF surprising novelty and interest
II KIrrI's RELATIONS AND oTHER PENCIL
sKErcHrs. BY Ars. LKsLIE,' hss been puolished IN
cheap form. IL q collection Of various Esoi Ales
some Of which have before spPesred IN print tFor
sale By Grshan)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

r Hon JAMES MckowS, Recorder of the City
od Albany. died Saturday morning He held the Of
dee Of Recorder for tfeen years prior to is when he
resseed; IN isss he ~ss again appointed under the s
misistrstion Of Gov. wnefr and remained In Office
till his deaIh. he ives Of strict integrity and
men, talents and died anersed BY all classes aud par
siss VI bis fellow eitiSeps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

" You foolish, silly old fellow, read this and be 90
longer osld ~histsrsss and hairless Mr. w. Jsck.ot
OF 20 LiberysI Pitsburgh Ps hes on ths 81 FEB
1877, that MI Tbos Jscss0ns had on the top " a. 80
uey bald Tor ID years aud that by using two 81 bots
81 jones' Cora mar Restorative. he hair 10 gfo~f
fast aud nict Sold only a, 81 Chastsm-,L n r. orH
FuliOn-sL Brooklyn. IN asoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

n Among the passenger on the slst INST to
ssu, de STE hsris BY the steamer Sam Ward. DR.
Jselsos appointed BY the Precedent Chief of the Sur
veyipg and Exploring Service on Lshs Superior. We
shsR sspscs sn Interesting descpuoo OF 'as Mineral
Country from the lssrosd Doctor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

NEw.HaMPsHrRE.-The Loco-F oco party in the
New Hampshire Legislature have adopted aserie'
Of Resolutions defining their position on the qnes
ton Of Slavery. These Resolutions are adroltly
worded 30 as to evade the real issues presented to
the North In relation TO the Wilmot Proviso, how
ever. they were obliged, because they feared the
People, to speak in tons somewhat more decided
Here is their Resolution;
aPesolred That In ell territory which shall hereafter
be added TO or acquired by the United States where
slavery does not exist the time Of such addition or
REQUIREMENT neither Slavery involuntary servtude
exec for the punishment of crime whereof the party
mas been duly convicted ought ever 10 exist but the
same should ever remain free and we opposed to
the extension Of Slavery any such teutory-and
that we aso approve the vote of Senator's and Rep
resentstves in Congress in favor of the Wiimot Pro
yisO"
Thus it will be seen that Loco Focoism in order
10 keep itself in power in the most servie ola the
Free States has been compelled to take one impor
tant step toward Freedom. Who shall say that
the Hale storm which swept the State in ls46 has
not wrought mighty change in the moral and pc
li,ica atmosphere of New Hampshire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
U Do 700 want % ar... hssal.ty sna make Yogr ..r

~ Do you want 10 dr-.s bssnnfy. sEd make yogr ss
,ofI and hoe f-R-sd
l. Henry Y. Cullen, late barber bosrt tho s,ssns
Soslh Ainsrcs do csrfy shst Jones'. Coral fsr Roe
rzfiss ancs ever used fpf dressing softsspt
Cleansing aud keeping the n4if long soft ei.sL
aHy, dsik and In ooderi all my customers preferred v
an ming .is-.
sold 10 Ss~Y only, 81 The sign Of The American Es
gle, a. CHATHAM ST. Price of s1linxs je<5 zteos
d. WEIGHTS IsDiAs VEGETABLE fuLs.-At esriss
seasons VI no year, and more particularly during "
Summer moEtss many psrsoss are sab1et 10 sd-prssa
VI spliGs, accomplished BY depiissI.d stomach, osa
appetite irritation. getefN isnguor, anc vnr
OF other dsagreesbs and eosfYsung symptoms ~
only way 70 remove tho above comp sDts consists 10 ~
fyng siren ihenins he stomach BY proper fs
des, HEREBY removing all morbid deposils, br<1rs
me muscles, induclns 40 appetite fof ood aAlayirye
nervous Irritation, aBd a. lhs glme rsstof.nss ~
stats VI health the body and aud srengl - -
mind To produce these beneficial sesuits there 70 y
med ieins more Elective than Dr.. w1Ers Indian tsrs
be Pis Of Tia North Amsriesn Cotter Of Hzin. TbeJ
eoufdengly recommended The b-st ssDmar MILF
offered " 10 the pubic Berare 81 e0usf<yfstl II
public c.atoasd against tho many spurious n,dies~
iya fielar, the Sugar Coated cs.sseId which, ofS
deceive, called BY names similar " Wusbfs ses
Vegetable Pa.a Toe only ongiGss and genuine ipeis
Vegetable Pills have IN. sisnsture Of Wa Hugn so
tea with q pen 90 The top label u each box To e1n
f.lt his !. forRsry ali Others should be sha1sses
pslsoa- Ns~-fork principal Ohce zes Grsensiehs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
The "Union, adopting TAYLOR.

Four columns and half OF the Washington
Union are devoted to an attempt to prove that the
march 10 the Rio Grande was suggested by Gen.
Taylor. The evidence brought forward is incon-
elusive, and the argument fallscious but neverthe
less the intent of the Union article may be
fully carried out.
"On every side we turn our eyes, we behold
nothing" but a succession of secessions from the
Loco Focos 10 the standard of Gen. Taylor. Deser
ton 10 epijemica and we should not be surprised
soon TO find il universal. Nay so great has the
fxror already become, that it is sometimes suspect
cd the President himself has become infected there
with We have already had occasion to record the
fact that in the very presence Of the Chief Magis-
tra,e in his easy caring, meeting has been called
(of Loco Focosl to determine upon the nomination
Of Gen Taylor to the Presidency. From the mag.
niGcent house he at present inhabts in this City,
he could easily have heard the voices OF the crowd
voices indicative Of the future. We have learnt,
IL IL true that the meeting as advertised did not
come Off but we know the sentiments, for we have
heard the declarations of the most eminent of his
party who during his soiourn here, have been most
assiduous in their attention Their hearts and their
support are Taylors Is then uncourteous 10 sup.
pose that the President is advised of the move
ment and If he do not absolutely favor does not
discountenance iti
As goes the President, so Of course goes the
"Union; = II is his organ and repeats his thoughts
and. from the tenor Of the article of which we
have spoken we are prepared to believe that the
Union, which must be preserved" Is preparing a
gentle and easy transition of the Loco Foco party
proper, to the support Of Gen. Taylor.
For it sscribes the whole raerIt of the march 10
the Rio Grande to the suggestions of Gen Taylor,
IL has on every occasion In season and out Of sea
son contended with oil the force OF its logic tina,
the Mexicsns were the ssgrcssors in this war
that their culpabe neglect Of the claims due from
them to our citizens and their refusal to negotiate
6r the liquidation thereof and for the arrange
meut Of boundary line had "precipitsted events '
--and that our army was not only justified, bu,
compelled by the necessity Of affairs to cross the
Noeoes and advance upon the Rio Grsnde, That
advance therefore according TO the Union, was g
meritorious act, and, as natural deduction he
who advised it, most patriotic and prsiseworthy
officer. Its whole article, therefore. 10 intended as
one elaborate eulogy upon Gen. Taylor, and al
iords oosent and conclusive reasons for his adop
ton by the Loco-Foco psrty--such must be al
least the esoterie intent OF the language used-sc
1t " presumed it will appear to the initiated The
'tgsoeRe vslgss Of its party the Union will seize
future opportunity 10 cultivate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

Sohk FINALS Rave roDK TssTE.--It 10 miserable ss
scsrbiog to SEQ sOme dsubed win prepared chad
20" kns ssiiow and cOfpsa-nks; vhenH they assd b.
81 Jone.s spanish Lily White IL would give their sku
naiDrs iifeiss, clear snowy white 81 The ,sms lines
q Cbatnsm-sL "a a,sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

awning Posrs N BRoADwAr-The style Of Cast
Iron Posts submitted BY the Messu WoraN Co. foun-
de % Elm has been adopted by the authorities Of the
City All posts put up are TO be uniform. The plan can
be By applying 70 ocost Rhnds E'q 81 the Street
Commissioners Office. or at the foundry in Elmst be
tzeen Pearl and Duane su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

ISDIAsA.-AsDREw KIssIpr has not been nom
mated 10 the Xth Congressional District in this
State for reelection. We had before read that be
was. II We are not mistaken he, too, voted for the
censure on Gen. Tsylor's military conduct
Never was punishment meted out to trsnsgres
sion with more rapidity than TO these miserable
partisans, who 20 subserve as they thought po-
itics purpose outraged the grateful feelings of the
country The people, whom they have insulted,
avoid them a. they would putreiaction-
Henley too. Of the same State, voted the same
censure. He is endeavorng 10 explain his vote,
and thereby TO avert the indignation Of bis consti.
tuena He il the man who promised, in case Of
war to conquer Mexico with old women for re-
giment Of whom. we have no doubt, he would be
proper commander; and it is no fault Of the Admin
istration that the experiment Of such conquest
has not been attempted, for all its principal APP
pointments TO high command Of its own political
party have been made from the softer sex
The person nominated in place Of Mr. Kennedy
is Mr.. NJ Rockbie. W. 6. EwIsG OF Fort Wayne,
i. the Wing candidate. The majority for Polk in
this district was 3J6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

II The Present PosITIoN AND CLAIMS OF
THE TEMPERANCE ENrERPRisx' s the die OF pam
pile, jus, ssued by Baker seribner l45 Nsssaust t'
author i DR. J. CLARK of Newark, n. j. The Essay 10
one of large number submitted for the prize OF slOo
offered some time by the friends OF the Temper
snce ia this City The Judges, Of whom Rev. DR.. Cox
was one. sgreed in opinion that this production was
scarcely inferior tina. which obtained the prize for Its
more for,unsie suihor and they recommended 1t for
special premium, worthy to be s,ereo,yPed and cir
culsied through the nation and the world Il is indeed
a sound and sbe production, pether too ultra on the
one hand nor too conservative on the other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

TncEs n TRADE- "A gentleman from Down
East who, We suppose, had not been TO town many
times before visited this City the other day and getting
from the steamboat into a cab, desired the driver to
transport him and his 70 hst rate hotel TIE Jebu
drove him fourth rate mongrel between hotel and
GROCERY, 10 GresnNiet-st The newcomer obs.rvin z
that the appearance Of things not altogether prols
log addressed gentle sdmonon to his conductor and
ordered him TO drive TO another place. HIS more
successful this time, and the order was repeated n
rather more emPhsrc terms Al lsss tho traveller was
landed a, one Of the best houses IN Broadway aud
taking out bis purse TO psy for his long snd involuntary
ride be found himsef charged for 81 y. On repair
lag TO the Inspector Of Hacks the bill ssdeesred 10 30
perfectly legal the driver being entitled 10 separate
fee for every successive place 10 which be had driven
Oar Yankee paid the money and wen, to breakfast .
sadder and wiser man.