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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

Tsy BAY SrArE-SOme day or two since, a
gentleman while IN conversation with another spoke de-
Tsvey of the state of Massachusetts, and character
zed as the base Stste Ii 90 happened that the one
With whom he was conversng admirer Of the
"a Pilgrim Common wealth and be Immediately re-
torted thus .,
Your word. nv sneering friend, 10 quite IN place
She is OF noble Commonwealth, tne oAse-
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Schools.
LANGUAGE.

FRENCH LANGUAGE.
a RE You DESTROYS OF Learning the French lansuAs
n 10 a short spare of time Plezse try ID LA0ROiXA
ANALYTICAL AND ORAL METHOD,
which 10 essentially practical and calculated, especially 70
enable pupils without dcuy sedium, 10 spssk french
correctly or fuenty. -
Prof D. Lssroix will commence on Monday, June 1877
TO form classes for Ladies' and Gentlemen
TEKAs-S5 per monlh-thres Lessons week,
s. per monh-dsily lessons
Private lessons given For farther particulars apply
from TO p al tho Professors residence 40 Brood
way, Let door. $780,.
Rsfs -sness-MeIus Campbell White, John C whits.
John La Fargo, Gslllardet lel W.
DOAHDfNG In q french Family at Wiliamsbafgh--
Professor of the French Language, having mrustes
with elegance and comfort large and beautifully nnisnsS
house IN Wilsmsburgh within one minutes whs o. "
Peck slip Ferry wishes To accommodate for inc summer
season limited number Of married or single ladies of
gentlemen. The situation Ia one OF The most dslighus
the ghborhood OF NswY York commanding an sxsneive
view N the harbor and City Of Nswyort, With he suf.
rounding scenery Lessons IN tho f.nsh LenEasSs ana
Muse Hrequired Apply 10 South Eighth-st len SIDE ~
house from hs river between Second and Third sis WI
hsnsburRh myf I'M
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WILLIAMS CoILEGE-We understand, says the
Springfield Republican, that Amos Lawrence h'q OF
Boston has recently made another donation 10 THIS Co
ege of $1,000 for the purpose Of founding four scholar
,hips and 1900 TO be In the erection Of oun
tain in front Of Lawrence Hall and In dtting up bathing
rooms for the students,
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Removals..

A LFRED WHEELER, Attorney a. LsS ', ~ &c o,I ~
n FROM n b--kman-sL ~ ~ SLtf h1t 80
The cOeciou Of accounts and claims prompt stsrnoes
70, TILES examined, m0ney losned ADO oo.snes "a e1y
aud mOdKsge &c. Also. land fDf SAFE VI ~, "
ne Union a. lo~ 10 c.nis per see @yl- In -I.2
DENOyAI-T 8. CUNNING, D-arist, hss Isn,,yse
Ilfvln corner OF ChAu5efssi ane bfcaa"sJ 70 o soeo
o. ~''~
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BOARD % ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, I
~ The following Message was received from

~ The following Message was received from
his Honor the Mayor accompanying the return Of the Re
solutions without his approval adopted by this Board,
snd concurre3 In by the Board OF Abdomen May p! 1871,
IN regard to the widening and extending OF william
street. and fixing the time Tor the commencement OF he
same. Is follows from Madeu-lsne to John-si. on the
first day Of August next and from John 10 Chatham street
on The fret day ofMay ueXt-
on motion OF Assistant Alderman Gray, the Message
ordered 10 be published in one or more Of The public
peu-soapers In accordance with the City Charter
RICHARD SCOTT. Clerk
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~ The President returned TO Washington on
Saturday evening
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miscellaneous.

MAYoRs OFFICE June T. i8'-
NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 all persons owning Doss,
that Monday morning, the lith inst persons duy
authorized to Ill DOGS will enter upon their duties All
Dogs running large after that date not properly muzzled
lei "a THOS v PEERS. Flrst Marshal
THINNER TO HENRY WHEATON.-Thi. din
IL per will take place ~ the New. YORK. Hotel Thurs
dsy next the l0h mat al O'Clock, 2. NJ Tickets may be
obiained from any one Of the following Committee OF Ar
G' C. VFRPLANCK SIMEON DRAPER. ia.
Y y BIrTLER l. GREEN PEARSON,
N VI GRlNNELL W BEACH LAWRENCE.
LUTHER BRADlSH, ROBERT RAY,
MN ASTOR, DAVID DUDLEY FIELD,
CHAS IA RUSSELL GEORGE CURTIS.
DAVID c. GOLDEN. PROSPER A. WETMORE.
THEODORE SEDGWlCk,
Nsyv.york June . Isg7' lei tl0th
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rvNHE ABOVE fSTAbLisHMfNTW VIII % oPsnso w
der The management Of the Subscriber tho 2,h dsy
OF June inst The beauty OF its situation ssd is mme
dsts vicinity u ssrstogs Springs and Lane hsvs
season ard the undersigned assures those who may Pc
troue him. effort his par, shall be spared 70 In
sure their comfort and appreciation . .,o..
Yes 3ieod3w N. j. TuV"he.
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HOLY LAND.

THrRx Is valley, where abides
dream of all the richest Junes
A valley where river slides,
Whose waters swim in fairy tunes -
And there the flowers, in Summer hours
In world OF sweetest music born.
Have deeper eyes, and holier dyes.
And more ethereal dews. at morn.
0vse would forever be
Euhsloed with dream of theei
This vale had always seemed 10 me
The haunt Of blissful loneliIaess;
But All how darkly did .ee.-
How poorly feel its bri, ht csress
No thing could grioye, ne Summer eve
went with Jane, aong the stream
Around her form as floating warm
radiance boz n Of glee, and dream
And witching one, and magic motion.
And radiant .nought in trsnced devotion
III.
Her hef. cest cadence seemed TO swim
In esriul dreams of Holy Land;
hey eyes looked music like hymn
OF angels, on the far of strand
How strangely new the valley grew
All then my charmed ears and eyes,
Away from night On azure light,
Seemed going into Paradise
Baptized In purest beauty then
We're ali my senses born again
Nv.
At length, within our vale divine,
The song Of every bird was fearful,
The very sunlight seemed TO pine;
The very flowers were sad and dreariul,-
And quivered through their beads OF dew.
Like skeletons shiveriDg kiss,
A ghostly glare. rs wandered there
The pale remembrance OF bliss.
Oh drearily mosned the gloomy river
For she would come no more forever
Like clouds around q seraphs brow,
The chastity gloom TRANSPORTED grew
glorious temple. music now
Are winds that all so sadly blew -
She meets me there, she charms the air
Aud earth becomes q far on shsre
OF misty dreams, rs round us CLEANS
The world that shines iorevermore.
No form but hers, must ever stand
With me, in this our Holy Land.
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General Notltes.
PHRENoLoGIsIs AND PUBLISHERS,
wLERs 81 WELLS,
131 Nns.nn-.t. ~. Y.
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s.sc1SsASz FOR FOREIGN PORTS. -

r. Letters Bags SIRE open al The Office OF The New
Yors Tribune Tor Gil Foreign Poni ard All letters and
ce-spspeu deposited IN hi ofcs viii siwsy. he for
wsrted by the very earliest yesseI rSis department IA
un:er the special Tup-rgtson u }. B. MOWER, Fac.
well Known FOR many year, IRE experienced and ed
Gent Superintendent Of The Fosg Letter Department Of
The New-YOrt City Post Oice
Bags are open fOF he reception u letters and news
papers Tor he following piaces viz. London. LIVERPOOL
GLASGOW ireland usyrs. Hsrseilles, Amsterdam. Be
cel Hambur.h. BIO De Jsneiro, valparaiso. bueuo,
Ayrss Oregon. Mexico Panama, 81 Thomss, Kingston
psml HsEnZas. Havana.
Office open fT0m A. g. Ill 10 2. -.
~ Letters and Newspapers will he received 81
the foreign ship letter office Of the Newlofk Tdbane for
The packet. ship DUCHESSE DORLEANS, Capt Rich
ardson, which sails FOR Havre on the 8.h inst
Also will ha received the psce, Letters and
Newspapers Tor the pacsetship MEDIATOR, Captain
STARK which sails for London on the 9Th INST
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ESSAYS, THEoI ooIcAL AND MrscELL ANRous. Reprint
ed from the Princeton Review; Second series
Including the Contributions of the late Kew AL
srRr b Dop, u. d. q vol svo. PIP. 6l2) Wiley
Putnam
Our well informed readers need not be told that
the Theology Of Princeton is of the school termed
Orthodox or Evangelical, but some may not so fully
understand that the Princeton school differs from that OF
new Haven In Its more rigorous adherence to the old
VIyinsuc landmarks with regard TO Original Sin, The
lcnement Total Deprayy, SC. &c. The subjects ably
I'D sesrchingy es,ed In the large and fair volume be-
tre are entitled ss follows
l. The Bible, a Key TO the Phenomena OF Nature
God the End of all Things. 8 Systems OF Theology.
, 4 The Atouement D Revivals OF Religion
g. DR.. Beechers Theology. :. Christian Union
T. The Doctrines of New England Churches
The Division OF the Presbyterian Church
10 Slavery. H. Aboliuonism. l3. Phrenology
70 Capital Punishment. L. vesuges Of Creation
Is Analytical Geometry IL Oxford Architecture.
L. The English Bible 10. Baptist Translation of do
49, A Treatise on REPOSITORY Preaching
20. Farst's Hebrew Concordance.
81. The Historical Statements of the Koran.
Although the articles here reprinted have hitherto sp-
hred IN periodical FORM believe their collection
30 volume will be welcomed by asrse circle Of graft
u readers Apart from the strictly Theological srh-
b. which especially those which discuss the dier'
ICES Of Old School and New School Divinity will
we strong interest for many, those which ueAi oil
spiial Punishment, Abolinonism, Phrenoogy &C IN
cir opposition to the novel notions OF age frank
fcieie Incorporating. The publishers have got up
seO0k very ereditsbly
4 q "MExoms or BARON CUyIER, by Mrs.
4 LIE, lisa volume Of nearly 200 pages just issued IN
zap iosm BY the Hspers 1t 10 an interesting nara
''' TIE liis OF sres, man, and comprises soomPlee
tronOOgirsl lar Of all IA Uel
NUN and serves TO give keener edge TO the appetite
NE works Of the eminent Naturalist
WAsHISGros AND HIS GENERALS, or Lee
1as OF the Revolution, with Introductory Essay by
u ChAvSer Burr" No. 2, is sold by w. II. Graham,
rSuns Buildings
\ DEFENCE or THE HEsREw GRAMMAR OF
1Sus against Prof stuarts translation, By the orgi.
usnsls'or' ia pamphlet Of So pp. published by D
spls'on s Co. 700 Broadway
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GA Card.-To The Ladies ard Gentlemen of New
YORK and Brooklyn and their Vicinity by Mrs ChAFFlN
Of Boston.
Mrs c. who has hai long and successful practice IN
medicine 10 desrOus of holding conversation with All
tbosa persons suffering from consumption, Inflammation OF
me ungs bronchs salt rheum, dysentery contraction of
cords dyspepsia debility spinal affection nervous synp
asths nc doloreuX jaundice heatachc, iOOtbache
scrofula, humOrs Sc. SC
Her practice has zen emf nenuy successful hsYng sue
cesfed Ia the entire OF thousands and most general
iy OF that csss Of such long standing 10 have bsed
the combined powers Of the most ssui physicians. All
of which can be from the respectable references
which she show al her rooms 3o1 Broadway "a door
from FranklinsL
Those who would be healed must come quickly or Mrs.
C will remove where her usefulness j. certain to be put
into requisitiOn without delay JET limos
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To he Hon tse Board Of Assi5tant difermea
GrNrtEMrN-I have had under consideration resolu-
lions Tor the widening and extending Of Nam-sreet,
passed May a. 1851 and constrsned 10 withheld my
approval Tor tts that do not conceive practi
cable carry sad Improvement int operation, A. pro-
ro--d by the Resolutions, yiZ portions Al different pc
Rods Ry law the awards for damages paysbe vi h.
In four months after the period fixed for Tie scluS widen
ING and extending Of the street and tie assessments are
Que within sixty days from The same time.
As Tie whole inn pr0vemrnt i em'r1red within one en-
tire assessment would be impossh 20 collect any por
ton of the sans until two months after the Atest period
fixed fr the widening and extending 81 the street be
tween and Chatham streets while the awards for da-
m4ges on the pan between Maiienane and John street
wo have 90 be paid within -four 'nhs from the earie
period Fixed for widening that portion of he street upon
which the city would lose about nine months interest.
For these reasons respectful y return he resolutions
for your decentralization and suggest also ne propety
Of naming in tie resolutions. which you NAV think proper
TO pass. = Collector. 20 collect the assessments
ie3 i,ThSaTuAsa WM. V. BRADY, Mayor.
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RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.


Ds TowSsgSD-near SIR. My wife has been for sever
a years afflicted with rheumatism She has tried many
Ssren remedies to obtain some relief bu all t. no pur'
pose. She finally Induced by seeing your shveIus
Of IN from your agent (Mr Van Buskuk) snd II gives ms
Measure to state amer using she experienced gess
reef and gas in very short time perfectly cured wn
also together with a In my employ hshy rouoieu
win piles and by using small quantity OF your ssTsspe.
,s our conn amt com letely cured consider II
one OF the best medicines snd wog soyise Al VINO are
.slict.d to give It atrial GARRir GARRABRANT,
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,fsnton 10 heir extensive spparss Tor the manufacture
81 ICE CREAM u superior quality asd al greatly re-
duced price They viii be enabled 10 turn out ak hou
- ousrts daily All persons DESTROYS of becoming
A. .uts Tor The sale Of the Compsnys Cream all call dn-
rn The week and make te necessary Arrangements
70 a, III. one grand fountain head The whole ~
supplied (InIOggh ihe agencies winch VIII De established
In every part Of the ciiyl
sissr1boa on excursions pic bic parties 90 land
Ter dzy boats Albany or esewhefe hotels, boarding
houses private families, balls. gales, &c. can be supplied
by csIinz Al the factory, lsi Chahsm-sL corner Mott
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~ WAsHISGros AND HIS GESERALs, or LIE
'4a' o. the Revolution with an Introductory Essay BY
cnArSeY BuRR" No. 2, is sold by w II. Graham,
1oune Buildings
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II CAPTIVITY OF N.PoLE on AT ST HELENA
BY General Count MoNTHoLoN," Parts and {, JUS,
issued, complete the work The author Of this work
was the Emperors companion in exile and his te,ts.
menisry executor; he has consequently had great ma
teral for an interesting book and such believe he
has made this. wv. H. Graham, and Burgess stringer
& Coz
u TEETH: THEIR STRUCTURE. DISEASES.
TREATMENT illustrated with numerous Engravings by
JOHN BURDELL Dentist Is a neat pamphlet Of which
the Second Thousand has been Issued By Fowlers and
Wells, l3l Nssssust 1t is somewhat Of medley bu,
contains many good ideas By which all may proS, 1t is
embeished with over forty wood.eun on all boHy
subjects
~ The JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN ISsTI-
TUTK Of Pennsylvania for May has ,s usual variety Of
scientific intelligence including interesting remarks on
the Copper District of Lake Superior, and Explo
sons in Galleries. c. g Francis & Co. 252 Broadway.
II "THE LADIES WREATH" for June opens
with the Second Part Of Ellen Conway By Clement
Bsbb and contains beside variety Of interesting matter
Published at l62 Nssssu-st
NEW MUsIc.-We have received from the pub
fishers Jsques & Brothers, the following issues
THE Ruby Polka" The Alhsmbrs Polka" by 5cherf
and Gen Tsylors Encsmpment Quick Step" as per
formed by the Government Bands
~ THE CRYSTAL FoUST; a Choice Collection
of Temperance Music, chiefly new arranged in scores
for the use of Choirs Temperance Meetings and Private
Circles compiled and composed by THOMAS HASTINGS,
is published by Mark H. Newman Co. 100 Broadway
1t meets the Of the Temperance public and will
no doubt find wide market.
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slso fogehsr with man in my employ badly troubled
ia onr conn amt Was comp etely cured. consider II
one OF the bes, OF medicines snd would soyse al who are
afflicted To give II a trial GARRiI SAkkABkASI,.
cLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.
AswFtL As THOUSANDS or OTHERS ~ All Pksrs oF rHs
Untad staes are continually sending certificates and In
forming us Of benefits derived IRON Df'fo"u'eno 'A'a
parina -
oynion OF the virtues Of your Compound Syrup OF Sara
paria prepared to giyeiI have used II my
must give my decided preference over anything OF NE
Kind with which am acquainted, both As TO It's medical
virtues aud the reasonable price 81 when you sell H. 10
srroNous affections cutsneous erupuous geseAy' dys-
oap,a Indigestion cOsye habits, and liver complaints,
am much pleased with ia effects 10 these complaints OF
any olher where scrotuia "a indlcAIei, can WIN eo
deree recommend IL 10 the patronage OF he profession
valuable auxiliary for removiag 1seass "a s9ne y, ~
most troublesome forms, and To- a as safe ana Vsusois
medicine BENIN VEINS, Nh
ng ToyysssSpI,sy Sir Having FER some time pss,
been afflicted with pulmonary affection On my lungs, and
continual pain In nv side OWLS 20 evening exposure 10
travelling sfler preaching, and hndng my disease 70 ln
crease Win much difficulty Of breathing aud other alarm
inc symptoms was advised by clergyman blend o.
snsT tstir Syo or three bottle, found myself relieved
Ny sppetie has been restored lhnd myssi nuc"
J an greatly benefited by your excellent medicine. feel
IL duiy to maze The facts FOR the benefit Of others
Who may be lsborng under the same difficulties that haYs
heep Tor .oue time past Respectful y, yours.
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor OF Baptist Church,
Nov ~ 1916 staten lsAnd.
ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Ry.p THE FOLLOWING ard doubt n you can, that con-
snmpton cannot be- cured This only u he several
BRO0gLYS. Sept IA lsfa.
Da TowssEND-Dear SIR was taken, lille over
wear ago with severe cough and pain IN my side IL IN
crsasei on me ye-y fast indeed pronounced by
nhvseans 10 have The quick sumption. raised large
yerv fast nv doctor said he could 90 nothing for
went into the hospital 10 hope " being beneh1ed bul was
pronounced there a. incurable wa now greatly distress
ed At lne lungs and could hardly breathe soon became
emarated and expected 10 die confined 10 my bed,
and was Obliged have watchers; indeed cannot give
you any description ihst would do justice 10 my case
vas supposed by my friends To be past recovery had
tried great number OF remedies and 81 seemed to be TO
no purpose READ Of some extraordinary cures per-
formed by your medicine, and tell you he truth aus
rected there was some humbug In them. But was IN
ducad to try II; sd 40, aud am very thankful DID
rannot ssy hst asn entirely sell but far recovered
a. 10 he about my ard hope to be enrey ~e 70
fsw weeks Ny cough aud pain In ne side, snd nlgh
ests have len me- and raise But very tie and am fast
gaining my usDsl strength felt Il duty 10 give you
Abatement Of my case 10 publish n you please.
pLr RR0AAN IliIle-aI RrnDkiYn.
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PARKRR'3
COFFEE HOUSE,
No. % DsS-sr. ivoansaLs 90 JossSrl
Nsw-Yorb. aB cD-tao

CHEAT BARGAINS 10 Brasssls c.rPsang.1S
NJ LAWRENCE, ~ Csnslsl will sell esriSf ~
mooih OF June splendid patterns Of frs qualify o. ~
sels capginx 70 per cent under rysuisr prices Aso,
Three iBsrsin and .seis,sa Co nsnsxs; .,, III
Wtndos s6sAss tc True scooomss vii cal
c.as.sl ~ iwp' GliW'
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" DEFENCE or THE HEsREw GRAMMAR OF
ASirs against Prof stuarts trsnslston, BY the orig
ans's'0r, ia pamphlet of So PIP published by
pplsson s Co. 200 Broadway.
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BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.

THE UNDERSIGNED have for ssle Al tnetf store 200
4 Washngion-st superior and complete assortment OF
Fireworks which they Will sell low sny other manu-
facturers City and country dealers will find this su-
p-rior stock 10 from Towns, military sod Civic
Assosi Aons be supplied with The above articles war
,lapled equal 10 asy otner IN the city
- Irnos BADEAg 4 LOCKWOOD 900 Washington
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~ "THE LADIES WREATH for June opens
with the Second Part Of Ellen Conway By Clement
Bsbb and contains beside variety of interesting matter
Published at l62 Eassau-st
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TCE CREAM sALOON.-The subscriber }. now
rboicet Ice Cream Soda Wser. Confectionery Fruit,
&c 81 III ef IIw '"''' '''''' K sOUTHMAYD.
nI.1TINA, PALLADIUM AND JRIDIUM.-
fl supply u lhes- metals ls' I-cs',vl Iale "a
hics aHd thhi also In thicS snd hin wire Fal
amor sod pen MAKERS are supplied with hns Iridium
points Telegraph Plains strips Of various hicknes.
y j.5s- = . Ll5-I.y-.1
>TRW AND SPLENDID spunz Goods-L I. } EW
Mir 70i BroadEsy has p1rchsssd A. suction and VII
.al A. shout half u Aeir original splendid French
Muslin. Laws bGr-gee, ~ d. LANES, Phnn and 81
Other dress s3oer s,' "a ,aTo,es Tss's e,sDs Reh
embroidered shsvls Of AZ Kinds Linen e4nDfie nsnsS ser
chiefs FOR e.. pre- tnaa s,5i ~ 49,, 0J ga,
mYi2 I'm
80, m. ,3-FKAZEK, ne esleorAs-d Cancer Doc
s9r ~, INV tss rsorning and car be found U
: Hoel or three days only 10 sseh and every mouth for
S sS0ir '' N'- myls sw. :
sNE1SEIIN ~AI.T WATER BATH, North side
L Of ne saIlery-Tbe above Bah b. now open Tor ne
.s.s,n .n.r undergoing complete repair IL now ready
for s reception Of Ladies and Genemen and ne PeLhe
S-ry ,,,sp,on will be paid 10 visitors Season aeLsn
can be procured Al he door - ln
T,1HFSOIO1.Y.-T hose Who wish 70 l-sra Ills
.esne5 N5ss3m s5 ,gery between tie hours
Ola NJ aud l0P N. BY Nj J. GkAf, who vii sse
Veroa D Writen cescrlpLOns ~ Nn%fN.lef n-
" j: :a{ s:A'' ''''' -
THE SUBSCRIBERS are GOV manufacturing a.
her extensive WORKS, 81 and - w ale 81 noN AZ
vr II peror ae- Of L-sd Pipe Which hey Zee assured
~ 1--WE begIer sGlsiscnon Inzn eny YET ol-fro ~ 80
AmeSesr public. AL sizes and E-ishis q snee1 " al
constantly Oh hanc- ahOaAo' Us ~ yss.s,.t
myl7 In % ~ - : 80
nIAlIOND POINT GOLD PENs-Ai reduced
H.. I'd and silver Pencl Cases Portfolios. wn-
-i,g DECKS. Card Cases; Pocket Books Account oOoks
-. 80 sallouery grticl very low prices ~
fsPei' ~ FRANCIS LOUTREL,
nyg7 lm Manufacturing siAlloners, II aelaeo l-oe.
I,NGLi-H -HEATnING FELT.-rssent IAfrse
sbesbtng PAI-ul untsrrsc Hair Fei Tor covering steam
h9ilsr. kc jasi landed and tos s.le 81
.rc.r so Nil. an osriof gaslity fyr sale lots 20
- nasrh...r,. oy JAS 7. rAPsCOTr IS SoaghsL
nv5 sacesss0f W Cove Adams
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DROwNED-A man. name unknown was found
10 sink this morning at the corner OF Soventhayenue
aud Forieth-s;. drowned by falling into IT,
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ICE CREAM sALOON.-The subscriber 3. now
prepar ed 70 supply his friends snd The public win Ihe
rboicet lee Cream Soda Wster Confectionery, Fruit
kc aifT BrOsiwsy, corner Lbrrty.t ,
INV n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

DIED n TIE SrREET.--A woman, name I'M
known found last night ia Houston, Greenst
laborng under Illness She taken up 10 BE-
carried 10 station house bat died before reaching that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

FOUSD.-A new born infant sas found yester-
day at the foo, Of Whtehsst hos ding in the dock The
coroner WAS sent for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

ACCIDENT Robert McCongan, while bathing
at Bellows Island yesterday was accidentally drowned
Ills hnSv W racnNnred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

PoLIcE.-Olicer Mincho arrested man named
Delwe on suspicion of receiving stolen goods. Do
tanned for ex animation. The premises OF {. T. Cstn
395 Atlsntic-st Brooklyn were entered on Saturday
night through the basement door and robbed OF two
dozen silver spoons worth SO. No arrest.