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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25
The Crops. &c.

Tn CorroS CRoP-In this State although
there are some exceptions In general the Cotton crop
/, far from promising Indeed may say from In
formation derived from reliable sources widely dfused
that Il cannot resch moderate crop except under the
most fsvOrsble seasons from TO the end Of a very
lsie Fail The probability Il greatly in favor of dso
dedy short crop The plant has died beyond prece
dent ard the replsutng has been continued 10 81
the oesi Cotton districts 10 the 10th Of this month. The
Cotton lice have been destructive in many places
than ever kuo~n-the trequen, repan,s giving very
Irregular growth greatly increasing the difficulty In the
proper management Of the plant 10 short II 10 the be-
LET u the beet informed planters tha, nothing but the
most favorable seasons aud very late Fall can bring
W the Cotton 10 moderate crop.
Toe provision crop 10 as promising the Cotton IL
anpfomising The Wheat has improved snd the Corn
Is very ane
We hear much the same report Of Georza and Of the
other Cotton States lChsrleston Courier 2Otb
CROPs.-There is every reason 10 expect that
TIE Corn crop Of this region will be good. To Corn ac
tusy planted the druulh In May and early 10 June was
not unissorsbe 10 this crop with rain enough the res
% ne growing season and the drOuih authorizes Us 70
anticipate sufficient rain hereafter
The Hemp crop will be very short Of an average but
ctfly from the diminished breadth Of land sowed re-
sulung from want Of s-ed and failure 70 geruinste
We are informed that the growing Hecop now looks
well
j M Hay crop will bo very short. Some Of the Whea,
IN this neighoorhOOd will yield much than
ucipaied, though there be doubt that the yield
Vii generally oc short Louisville Jour. 20th.
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ARRIVED

shin Indiana Bennett fm Noreans June l. eoiion &c
, st.n,on & Frost June -. 81 Cape Henry eNenSnsea
locals with ship Columbia Robinson hence ios Ia~I4es
ton. . -, g ~, A., h.fla.t ana
tl2 passengers. TO BOYD & Hincsen.
gs,nch Mspche 0ier, s. ds I'm hsvre IN oS'i~st 70
c,sish a Heydeeker-lso passengers, died on ine
o.s,ssc When II days our carried away miIen 10P
n,ns,t and sprung mirenm~t
pslsian brig Jean VSneyck Meme I'm Antwerp, aud
- =. irn Lisbon oil TO semids Bslehen-lls Psssen
gers - 49,. f,iov.o, 40 A. I'm H.yre Ia
-, tS We,more s. Cryder-iOs passengers sih
-, as long ~ IS spoke scar London Packet oil Bremen
sshr Cleopatra. Burgess, im philadelphia coal
schr Equity, Eaton, I'm fhiisa' eoAi w
Island. nr,Ovv
ship Martha Washington. Dosne' I'm Nofean' &c L
uur6ur & Co
Psclo, ships Victoria, London hA'rs' io' HS'i''
Wind n.
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aHrssusuts.
EXCURsION AND ORIroR

+, nSioN And ORAT0RIO.-rA. .s,g,,
- Etr-rsoo ~ Ne Se~-fork s.cr~i No. $3.50
- axe . sce oo sorcsy. Jg'y TIE sselsty
fneh a. are iesru1. u l,ining them IN ennh.,s ~ VIZ
o. tlr s.rsnioosf u ktkA. a. I 0riocs P " - @
ed % Pulgtkeepsi- where he Or.frfo ~ - - 70
lion Sil - Performed IN the maguisceul rent, 49,
ng 81 Nc plt'hess Co AgrcllUrA Sociely gpc-r =
direction u Mr. Yourss Chubh 0' Ne
pa particulars VII De farui.Aed IN sgb.ee1ent ssvr
lsem-rf "
Tckeis fsr tho Excursion and adm .sion 10 n. O-.,,
s.. for sac by Firth Hal Frsnsiin-.c 1.r-. 80
Hal Pon1. Srcai say. {. NJ Sarson rs sr,.a~.r
Holt Jr J. n Fulton IL. ]. P Pefkins / W.L,t or -
e.ih-- 81 ne Boart Of Msrsfers % ~ society
as Dc GEO. "a HirLOCK sec'v - Csnsl.t
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General Notlces.
Reception Of lhe Pre.Idenr OF Ihe rnir.d

~ Reception Of the President OF the United
statps-Tbe Pr--t-ftis expected % arrive 10 his city
On Friday ne ash rst TIE Comuili-ss of The Common
Council appointed 70 sEe The cessary arra-gensri.o Tor
MS -oepuor saeh soees a. desire TO lake part
n he procetso1 10 Boa'y he Chs.rmsn' II City Hal
o. heir Intention Or before ne % d'y oJ1n-, IN
..pt and q heir probable as5er IL order hA .giis-
III. sse NAV BE- as.igred them 10 The lire No political
banner or device viii he permitted 10 appear In The pro
cession -. $1,000. ,,,,,,,.-
WEsEROLF GEORGE n. PURsER
15SFS MAYNARD. WORKS. FRANKLIN
Committee Board Of Aldermen.
THOs NrKNIGHT. JOHN r. COLON
iOgy COgER Jr slLAs { HERRING
ErTT GRAY LINUS W. STEVENS
ia - COMMITTEES Board o. Assistant AID.
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by JAMES VI. MILLER-ssors No. Is Maideu.
ID isne next door Ia No Liberty-et
TUESDAY June .
K G. KEMP, Aucuoo.cI.

X q. KEMP, AGcuoavcr
Store AL Brosd ~sy sde third Canalst.
CASH ADVANCES made, and all sales promptly
u settled. sslss Of real estate al the Merchants HI.
ehsnge furniture Al prvsc d~enks and stocks Of xoeds
psrsOnsy attended Ia and solicited.
c. X. will attend TO the appraisal Of Furniture %
Stocks Of Dry Goods Clothing NC. and viii also furnish
customers for ID hand furniture other goods that parties
wish 10 dispose Of for ready a. low prces q psi
ys- .al-. SATURDAY, June %
c. KEMP will cell Saturday 2sth mat 81 store al
Broadway variety Ofnew second hand furniture
ssung In part Of mshogsny hair cloth spring and unsA
seat aud carved back sofas mahogany and hlacs walnut
divsns and oomsns, rich crimson plush mahogany and
black walnut spring snd ufed seal and carved osck par
lor chairs msbossDy sprins aud ufed seat and carved
back rockers French mahogany bedsesds blseh walnut
gothic do mahogany centre and worn tables DO bufeaux
lsrge size secondhand mahogany side hoard. SOAR
smps, rich gilt and svered grsndOles, csndelsbrss, kc
winIos shades French plate pier aud looking gsss-s
rich heavy gothic sys, china tea and coffee ssts and
other crockery, oil Asor cloths, Sc. sc
Also. lot OF dry goods consisting Of Summer shswb,
printed Jscones pOngse silk hdkfs cotton hosicry We
Also a lot Of cloihng 10 clio an account consisting
about ~ pairs hne Frerch doe'kin pans, custom made
AT PRIVATE SALE
Smths Patent Portable Fleeing shower baihs-s new
and beautiful article. the best srrsogemsn Tor banning
ever Introduced sd aod universally accommodates oy
physicians and scientific men generally and one OF he
agreeable and delightful Of restoring and pro-
noting health
X q KEMP. f2 Broadway. Principal Agent for Z.
Orders from any part Of the country addressed ~ above
prOnptly attended
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

FIRTH HALL, Franz ice flsre, and FIRTH. HALL
l. = POND, 20 Broadway. publish ibis wees 90 The Ma
hop.c LAKE WALL by DodwOrh, arranged for four
hands by Raynor; The Csne-Cn. or sc1fe- tnOw Whv
being NJ. songs Of America b. Samuel Lover TIE
GIstl 1g SONG dedicated % ne West Point Gradlz.s
u ls47, words by Mrs Gen scoII, music By Csee D ".
Br.z1Ooyrr. win beautiful vxnete utl--psgei Rough
ard Ready sung By the A - n-usns, ~ih excellent
k-ucssc. u lne-e sngefs w aughs QUICK step, dedi
cse- % Capt j l. Waugh By Alien DOd~orth, With eK-
&c ,nt lsrl-sses u boih Maze gsldy chspefs
fron Lucfexa bcrxis srrsrg-d % duet, BY Ausn Phil
I'D. Ia GiredA" No 1 II lhr-- Divrriis-nleuis sur
/ E.ole Dc S-Ivile' OPer. De sse. composed BY He-
- H1s-l.-n. j--i
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THE KIDNAPPING lCAsE.-Eben. PEBBLE. Cap
tain aud GesDrge Green. Msie, OF the schr Atlantic,
arrested In Norfolk few days and brought 10 this
city for trial on charge OF having concealed on board
their vessel two negro men for the purpose OF carrying
them OF the State yesterday discharged by the
Mayor the testimony entirely eXcalpstng them. sea
well Cove the cook of the vessel, and Blackburn one
Of the seaman. against whom the testimony was much
stronger Temanded for farther trial before an ex
aiming Court lRichmond Wing, 23d
GIRL MURDERED.-A young man named Scott,
Of Moutrie County Illinois few days since, murdered
a Young lady with whom he had some improper CORES
pondence Ride in hand he went with bis brother to
where the girl AT work at well OF spring and after
few minutes conversation she started 10 leave them
when Scott deliberately shot her in her tracks The
ball entered the back part OF her head and was taken
the cheek bone Scott was arrested, and awaits
his trial. cleveland fiandesler
AMUSING AT the recent debate IN Harrodsburg
between Messrs Thompson and Wicklfe. the cand
dates for Congress the former who is afflicted with
sore throat bad mug dscsnter upon the stand con
tanning strong mixture of vinegar, salt and pepper
from which. while speaking he took occasional zip
The mixture looked like teddy, and Wickhts liked
longing upon H. At length In the midst Of one OF the
portions ct his opponents speech he SHY to0k
the decanicr poured out about gill and swallowed
gulp HE cou,ortons of countensnce were equal to
anything la the comic almanac aud at that moment Mr.
Ihompson catching glance At his face and riehtuly
guessing Whist had hsppencd quietly remarked " lou
Asd besr lf Aa alone Mr. Wickifs ON afraid mo Of
~ asdcisss al once rai much tor your stomach
The laugh At poor Wiekhfes expense was Tremendous
and he was fool enough to set mad at
Louisville Journal
Tux POWER or PuSCH-" Punch has become
a great fact" IN the Englsh Literary World His
Specimens of Modern Noveiiss,' written ~ Prot
Taylor of the London University and Thsckersy, bet
Ter known by his pseudonym of Michael Angelo Int
march have caused no email cOmmOton among the
writer's OF fiction Bulwer wanted 10 challenge The su'
thor Of Oeorse de Bsrnwoll and with difficulty dis
"a aded by his friends Mrs Gore has written sup
pcstory letter TO the Editors OF Punch deprecsng in
anticipation any csrcaure Of herseli as woman with
4 family TO support and debts to pay. i've Gas
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Louisville Journal
pAssrNnrRs ARRIVED

IA fhs slip ladiaua from Nee OrlsaHs-l Vain lady
and child Mrs Susan Hsnimsn, Mrs &C Couilsrd child
and servant Mrs & Tucker aud child, Mrs Lin aud
ctild Mr. c Mason J simnona, Mrs : MyTts Jas Mgr
ta Arthur Myr,ha Z Lsbs and 20 steersgc.
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TO ANGLING sPoRTsMEN.

A NGLEKs GUIDE, u EDITION The second edition
N Of his populzF Work Is ready Price 81 cents
handsome bOund IN cloth.
work that should be 10 the hands Of every seger"
Courier Erquifer.
"Igisawofk fu Of practical know &C. and 81 ch
cOrobOratrs many Impression have formed hsfor-
now, In our experiments win he rod. Every snser
should possess IL sporting Rambler
JOIN Brown 4 Co ~ Fullon-sL; Burgess strfnger
Co - Broadway; n Long Brother 81 Ann VIM
Tsyl,r Astor House; W H. Graham, Tribane Bulldogs,
tel4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

CANADA GOyERSaEsT.--A few days since IN
tne Legislative Council. or senste Of Canada, in
sess0n at Montreal the venerable John Nelson Of Que
bee proposed series Of resolutions The purport Of
which Was. that the chief authority. influence and re-
sponsbihty Ia All nsiers Of internal government and
legislation 10 vested 10 Executive Council consist
ing Of the Hesds Of Departments who at present nine
Mr. Speaker Pspinosu and who very deaf belonging
o. connected with or In the confidence Of the original
population Of Csnads, although they probably form
majority Of tho whole coOnsts-ths by the treaty Of
oapulsuon. sDd also BY subsequent British legislation.
the original iDbsbtants guaranteed In their equal
civil and religious rights-and that thus 10 exclude
them virtually from soy voice Influence ia the gov
eminent Of their country Is inconsisent with Justce
cod a measure Of dangerous tendency.
six Of Mr.. Nelson's resolutions were carried, alter
very long debate but eventually the series Degstved
BIZ SIR Speaker Mc(iills casting vote.
With great patronage Of their disposal Lord Elgins
Executive Council have only been able 10 carry THEIR
answer 10 the royal address by slender ma j9ry Of
rseo Ina The Assembly Mr.. w. II Draper delaying his
ptance Of the Judgesbip rendered vacant by Mr.
Hszermans death, ia order 10 help them Whether
they yield up their places, hold and prOroCue
the Parliament or be- mixed up with some Of the most
influential Of the opposition leaders remains 10 be seen
Mr Nelson, well known % the press OF this Union, as
proprietor Of the 9uoboc Ga;ent and who s we think
toe Oldest Editor OF public journal on this Continent
surely In the right 10 oppose the exclusion Of ma
i0Ity Of the people OF Canada from voice In the Exee
i've Council OF their country kativism here sought 20
degrade large class of adopted czens-in Canada the
extreme IL on the other side aud both erroneous
and calculated 10 lessen the moral influence essential
10 those In power when they desire 70 carry good
measures.
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General Noulrs.

M.Yoss OfricE, NEw YoEE June p l647.
~ Reception of the President of the Unifed
States -NOIlCE-An owners and drivers ~ stages.
hsckney coaches Other vehicles are directed not
pass through stand IN the following named streets
ths day. between y O'Clock ard the time OF The NOV
ing ~ he procession viz Broadway snd Gfeenwchst
beoS MorrsL IN State. MsTketheld Beaver and Nor
ris els They sso required not 10 pass through or
stand 10 the following named stree duTiDg the moving
Of the procession viz In Broadway from he Battery 10
Union park and 10 the B6wery and Chathamst from In
ion-pafk TO tho Cltylfal.
The Police difecled 10 enforce the above order.
le25 u BY order, ThOS >. PEERS. First Marshal.
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miscellaneous.
rEw-LEBANoN SPRINGS,

EEW-LEBANON SPRINGS, ~.
DERSoNs wishing ms WAGERING Pizce will nod II TO
U lheir Interest 10 Jake he Albany for Csnasn
-Four Corners where i1s Of Stages ns directly 10 Leb-
in connection with the By Ihs route persons
leaving New York the morning viii arrive al tbe Springs
Al O'Clock 10 the e,sninz u tho day Passengers
will be ckrIsd throug from Albany 70 Lebanon fIf 81 o.
THIS will Of course the sfOfIesI most expeditions
and chesp by ~hch travellers can reach Lebanon
from no CITY Of New York
Psss-ngers who leave NewYOrk 10 the night boat will
arrive, oy his route al Lebanon al 10 o'clock ne neHt
morning. There but mes VI stzginz by ihis
fogt- pleasant road, with good teams and cay
coaches Travellers will therefore be 90 thef guard ani
no. be deceived by the " any other line or enter
any rresnfng 10 To Lebanon, except mo
one recommended above
keH-L.banou Springs. Jure 3. 1877
JAMES O. HUNT, Agent, Canaan -Four Cora
ELS sl J. W. BABCOCK. 90. Lebanon springs
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10 AEECHA.Ts ASD HssUTACTUkEksi
VIM. EvERDELL & SON
NAEfx


No. IO4 Fulton-sueet, New York,
usAKE LEAVE ~ call he atl-nuOn 0i Nc hrrchahs
snd nsaa'sesgrsrs 70 theif esl.oli'nment 10 Haos
10 Inc branehe. Of STEEL sad CopPsrpsse Engraving ard
Prnung hey furnish eysry description u isDss suil1DS
for dDgOods, hardware dngy Or Pen1mrry' eiessnAy
Pria.ea 10 gold Or variety o. color. 49,, ,,s,,
ehnery add pr-s.s. such - enable them 70
eas every description 0f -orE With nestnes. and espedt
USTERE-T o. INDIANA STATE Stock.
-sotcs ssrroy given That NJ nrs seat snaga pay
Of interest upon NJ new lrdisna sl4o I've Yer
CeuL STOCK vii b. paid by he 1ndrrs'gn-c a. We oae-
Of HlssiOW Persils, No. 81 ~aIsL Ga aHd si7r
Thursday, The hfst day " July neGt
Holder. " Indians Bonds viii bear IN mnd ma ,o-
Gb0ve interest pay n u upon poftcn y n n" SoeEs
n0~ being issued he sgite Agency, No - "sist 70
e1chsn &c FOR Bonds lDcer e recent act u ne Leg.
the h nat fincusigej 10 order enlte nc holder ~
this payneaL-Dstsd s-Yors, June y, iss7. -.
lsl7Jy5is N. o. BRIGHT, Agent o. stAte a lool1nA
INDIANA sTOCKs.-The transfer books " the new
Ir+i-u. stAts and Canal slOcss Will be opened ~ tho
So % ne ucdsrsknst, % Wsil-sL f1psuifs,j from
snd sflsr Tuesday he 9Th day 4 July nsnt
esr.d Will be ready for delivery and Alter he ls jay
seI. N g. BRIGHT, AEeni u STATE q Iad.aaa
Dst-d. Se~-York. JBs7 II. lss7 lepbJyo
IKON AWsING..-rhe Subscribers vii msAs ard
3uI up ron frames for s~aings ~itn rollers, &c that
vii roll lse awning scIE 10 ne house Without soy cn
Seulfy whsteVsr-ths cost ne.riy ne hose that
AZ stationary. They haze pat hem up a. Acdsms 1rosd-
way opposite So ssTgs, Bebse COslsr 10 srosdesy
Ise Lewis Fair,nsn, Lesly.. aad otherI
DUNCAN WEST Ltus Gfeer-sL
isz4 lwis' near M.idse-lsrs
CARRIAGE CLoTH-Ieo pieces IsdA Rsboer
~ Garage Cob plain and sgured of uperos qualify
for s1, Al ne ovess n.hei 2rc-s a. ne ssrebooss Of
o, ss-"''"- J. Lofts s"""-' Factory a s''A''-i's'.
- FOR ANTWEKP-rhs h'sl clsss f.st .aiiiog
E pscsetship COTTON PLANTER, Captain Pfssi.
81. BE aisp.tehed IN few days For Ps'..ss.,
20 N r 0HERS a co. . wssEst coz. &c. 49,,
le15 snd 10 sOath-st cor 81 UV'o'
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,

7
MOOD LElOhTON-By Mary HOwitL - cents
w We feel that introduced 10 the real thoughts
and sentiments Of Test sOczl writer's For vivid
and eay for breadth snd bOdness too Ia research
and Tor SAIL DO convrsin the Impressions made free
mind and heart endeafrd suihOress stanc
without rsa among recent writers ~ This The most
hesllhiu description u .ighG l.lers.ure-the social
tQIafIerly Review.
Many years have passed since have taken VI 4
more readable book The style essy, pure, Unaffected
The true charm Of Mary HOsiTs writings"
Literary Gazette.
production Of singular beauty snd originality. IL is
tale " nicrse feri1g znd pshcs Containing domestic
and rufs sketches Outrvasg nearly every book Of
lhsf character we have ever rezd." Athenegm
BURGESS sTRlNGkR 4 90.
i-25 - BrOsd way cor AnnsL
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BOARDING.

ROtRDINGs-F4Hi. Ties or single gentlemen. DESTROYS
~ pleasant hoard =, ne sumner ohts'n such 10
~ house on ihe .outhes curner Of shih snd
Ffty secondst There i good sta1e The premises
90 he issCd Win easy access 90 the city by both
on The Avenue sud the Bootn sdae Rosd which q but
block distant An opportunity e here offered Squire
knowledge u he French .augusge, ACCOMPLISHED
teacher resides in the family. i-25 a.
L DDt.lNG-.-Thre- o. four rooms unflrushec. with
Lbreaka.i and in hi new brick house South
Sixth srd F0urh-st Nismsburgh, only four bocksfrum
Prcksip Ferry These are among the pieasanest rooms
and situations In The village and Eve or six young
BE- very much home In his house Apply tne prem
So. Al The bakery. 7. :. Terms reasonable s25 lw@
BOARDING. ct with board, sgie Of rooms With
ID paltre- attached ,uitshe iJr genueTen ard their
wives few siog gentlemen. Also hasem@nt room
for phy'icans Office with board Apply II SIS Houston
IA 3is-
VERY DESIRABLE Apartment. 90 let, 10 single
gentlemen, with without hosrd. Ia the house or
private family 81 81 Walker a. near Broadway Refer
euc-s exchanged. j-&2 5ts-
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eInuo TO $4,000 WASTED-To Pui into real
sc1OOO estate operation wh.ch Ofers tie ehane- Of
fsrlure-pefhspss large on4 This capital may be sub
,rri0sd unser special psrtnsrship law. No personal
attention viii se required sn- ample security vii Be given
III ne eapis h feal Apply - ls.ler 10 RsA Ia
ale box 81 PostQfcs, " Y. immediately s-3 ais
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LIoAt JoxE.--" Well George" asked friend
Of q young lawyer, who had been admitted about
year how do you Ike your profession = The
reply was sccnmpsuiad By brof ssh suit the
Sion My profession Ia much better n ny practice
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THE WONDERS OF CREATION

VIA DO pablisn-d 90 Saturday
RELICS fEoN THE WRscE 30 A F0sHEs WORLD
ar. sPLlNrEks GATHERED On b. shores Of Iur-
" bl enl Plsnel One u the remarkable procuc-
0rs - me present age proving o. demonstration he
antiquity II he esrih snt ne existence - animal e
o. the mOst fantastic shapes and he most eegact colOrs
fvang hose n he rainbow millions " yess before Ghe
appearance ofmsu. Win "a Appendix 90 The Scenery
10 Patch OF nne sp-ce, with other wonderful accounts
Archaeological msrrsrsng-. yet nevertheless tue.
" ~ GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
II LONG BROTHER, 50 Aun-st
BURGESS, sTBlNGER& CO. ~ Broadway.
Price L5 cent. i-e33
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HOUGHls IMPRoVEp PATENT SKIRTS,

Dave IN EACH Sky hns sprnsy cords, covered
IIcompeisly By besutfu white cotton fzsfc "O7e 10
pecusf manner express for The purpose, posses, the
u l.O skfhe grsss and mo c0tlon ~ one
as made 10 win bot one sean on he side ready and
suitable Tor any s-ss0n Of he year On hghL
phabe and graceful pie about M "si't Decoms
A. once al u.ted yLh wonderful accuracy % ihe valid
posJrs Of their fair VIII not oreak down or
ose ther .faes By washing te care being t4ke1 aud
Do "a sod made use Of
These sEns believed ~ b. superior 70 aoy ever before
offered 10 public FOR sale al M principal feA dry
goods stores 10 he city, aud joooers .nd ~hossae
7ss-r,. by he pateutse ID HOUGH. ia
go gt-odi.' Pine-sL upstairs.
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NEW CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
Ia ITrfs RELATIONS, by Miss r Le.ue-prce . etc.
hrh- Disgrace 10 the Family Part D. by Jouod-6t
The Greatest Plaque 10 Life, Pauf-6lcts
Life ~ Muueil the Western Land Pra-e-9j eis.
Arabian Nehts, illustrated, Part l-31i els.
Tancrrd, Novel. by DIsraeli-tj CTS
- Giles snd 81 James compete-57! cls.
The Inheritance. a Novel By Mis- Fefri-r-50 cts.
Marriage, Novel, by Miss Ferrer- 3 cis
Examination Of Rev M Msit, by Geoteman Of the
Bar u; cts.
Remarkable Events In the History OF AmericA-25 cts.
New illustrated Josephls. Part rs cts.
D0mbey snd Son, No. 9-lti or o. cts.
C0ufli-r fine Dsys of Charles H. by Mrs Gore-5e
The lri,h sketch BOOK, by Thsckery-o0 ets
AL the July Magazines &c.
North American Scenery, No. Is cts.
Powell on the Eye. It's imperf-ciOns and Cufe-50 CTS
Liitelis Living Age, No. lt3-llt cls
Goethes Biography. Part. aud 4-75 cts.
THyOrs COunierf-i D-tectur and Coin EramnrT-8 Cts
BERFORD 4 co. A.for House,
RS Oc- Of the stsndsra Drama and Llters Living
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TT Obseouie. 10 O,Couneli.-

me- OF ih- Uned lrsh Repeal Association desirous 4
paying proper tribute 90 the memory Of DANIEL
OCONNELL request be respective Irish Societies Of Ibe
Cry Of NewNorE and its uegnbOrhOOd 10 appoinl dele
"a 20 10 confer with hem on ihe subject
The delegates will meet al TsmmAny Hell on Wedrss-
Day evening ueXt, 81 n inst a. O'Clock.
Ia case no special Committee be appointed by the
respective Societies The officers thereof requested
attend BY order. CHARLES L SHEA.
tea Sas' Secretary L. X. A
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~ Erench.-PfOt I'D. CHURCH having complete
HE arrangements for housekeepng Is now prepared 10
receive mo hs family feS persons who wish 10 put
their know ledge VI French into cOnstsnt practice.
hs house, No $50 Broadway, has been thoroughly hied
up with and elegant furniture, and every attention
Will be paid 10 he comfort and convenience Of his bosders
TIE French language viii be exclusively spoken and
Nj. Z. will give his particular stleu0n 10 the acquire
mrnl Of correct and easy manner Of conversation IN hat
tongue ic.2 5Qs
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t.r calves hOgs Capt Caldwell A. tub- bnl.-r 20 bags
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