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CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK }

CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK,
~ro,,cu Collectors Office, March cd, 1877
~ UtCE-fersons hivDg goods the public sore No.
washington street, notified that on the 3st March
al goods remaining said will be removed TO
me United States Bonded Warehouse corner of .dway
Lxchange Place. the risk and expense Of the owner
consgnse agent. " w. '
ms CYSTIC C.. w. LAWRENCE Cel'r
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AFFAIRS i'm WASHINGTON,
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ue& tOh LIvERrOOL.---Psckct ship OARRICK
CAV nsv'nr been ensvoidatly oetainsd, will sail this
'ee % me pndenisaed 2! ococE ''' '''' ~ '"' W
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THE SOCIETY OF THE FRIENDLY SONS
OF ST pATRINV

ne SpBsCRlBERs wish to employ One Thousand
Tsady cash Will be given, work the Montgomery aud
west Point railroad Macon Chambers Air.
I'M; ns STATE :Sr By any the Union
dollars " 's"~oiy' LOT Two
For further information apply to John Riddle. Mon,,o
merry Alabama; Walter Duianey, Riddle < Co; John D
Auburn. Mscon CO., Alsbams march, m4.v.,o
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NAILS. TWINE, SHOE THREAD. &C.
Ut and Wrought Nails, Brads and Spikes
- seine, Sewing, Wrapping and Bailing Twine.
marks. F""' GNU o'''ei
Shoe Ihread green, half .ached yellow and brown.
Oskum CordaRe, Bale Rope, Cotton do
India Twlns, and thread, suitable for fishing &c Gc
TOT saie by ZEBRA CUMMING
ms IL I06 Pearl street.
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THE THREE MILLION BILL
PASSED I'M THE HousE

AS 1T CANE FROM THE SENATE,
WITHOUT THE WILM0T PROVIS0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

Temperance In the tnemy's camp
The steamer independence, of the Camden
Amboy llne broueh, to the city on Friday from Phila
delpha some two hundred passengers, mostly OF whom
were delegates from tue sons OF Temperance Juoi
lee lately held in the above city Shortly after she LETT
the wharf at Amboy. report was rife that liquor was
sold on board the boat The tee toses, ever on the
alert for the enemy consulted the Captain and readily
obtained leave 20 hold Temperance Meeting
The passengers were gathered ON the quarter deck
and the meeting called 10 order by JONI r. ColEs Esq
OF Boston whereupon the following organization TOOK
place. Dr. JANIS KENNEDY. of this CITY was elected
President; DR. BRowN Of Manchester, \. h and Capt
WispOM of Greenport Wee Presidents, ands J. HANS
coal of Boston. Secretary.
Most feeling aud powerful appeals were made In be-
half of the pure principles of Total Abstinence by JNo
L COrrs Editor of the New England Wsshngtouian
:. p HANSON. of Boston, Capt WISDOM, Of Green.
port; Rev. Mr. DUNBAR of this City Mr.. DAVIS, OF
Gloucester Mass Rev Mr.. NANTooN oi fougoktep'
SIZE N y and DR. BRowN, IF New Hampshire
IL believed that great good was accomplished hy the
demonstration One man made his way through tue
crowd and asked permission TO sign the Pledge The
request of granted II none sign the pledge
such Manifestations OF principle influence goes out
into the community that works an immense amount OF
good Excellent singing sternsted with the speeches
and made the meeting still more Interesting Let snch
meetings often occur. II.
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Crops in Orleans County.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Taer CArNrr Iuuo ID

IUTTgspOndtuCo OF Int IIDUht.
EAST GAINES. June I'D, lsi7.
have been q resident of Orleans County about
thirty years and consider the prospects Of the Wheat
crop the poorest that have known within that time
The Whea, was badly wniorkilod bu, il wEs thought
that there would be fair average crop, until about Two
weeks since when II discovered that tho inseots
were making awful raveges much 90 that the farmers
were turning their cattle into their Wheat fields and
many were blowing them up for Buckwhea,, or for
Wheat again In this County there has been not far
from one million OF bushels raised annually for many
years past This year will raise more than enough
Tor IL own consumption 1t is the opinion Of intelligent
farmers that from one-ihird to oneha the helds will
not pay the expense of harvesting. b.
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CITY ITbms.
TUESDAY June p.

TUESDAY, June -.
THr CAsNo-The Courier des Efafs ta''
says that there is no truth in the repor, Of design OF
Mr. Isfsree which noticed few dave since TO ouid
an establishment of this Kind The CouT states that
Mr in treaty with the agent Of Senior Marty OF Havana
tor the construction OF theatre, and that the affair VI"
soon DO decided one way another. II Senior Marty
dos no. agree lease the theatre for ten years Mr. la
FARCE will proceed to build Concert Hsn With boxes
and galleries which will need only the curtain snd dec
oratons n be complete theatre, and 10 which various
performances may be given such for instance as that
of the little Vennoi.e Dancers. Whenever company
shsn sppesr to rent the Hall in few days II can be
transformed into magnificent thestre capable Of con
tanning foAr tlousaaS persons Such says the CoETtc
are the well settled plans of Mr. LsiArge All other sc
counts of them are mere efforts of the imagination.
MADAME FLEURYJ0LY AND NJ. DubRKVll-
Mime Fleury. loly Prims Donna and NJ D0oienii barry
tone Of the French Opera st New Orleans are as we
learn from the Cogrtr dcs Eiais sHis now In New
York Nine Fieury JOY is young lady Of medium
stature with large and brilliant eyes and msgniheen'
voice a. IT /. said NJ Dubreua has sung In Italy with
Benedetu and signorins Tedeseo. who give him ire
highest prs.e The two propose to give concerts
this Summer AT Newport Saratoga and Philadelphia snd
aiterwsrd ia NewNor
w The snip Margaret hNans' WING" S''i'V"
Yesterday spoke the Washington in lon. a. West on
the sth inst She Is not making more than knots The
hour
CS~ The man killed by the falling Of the build
inr in Thirty afh It, named John Roach his wife
and child were slso injured the family, with four 9th
era resided In the house. Another man two women
and two children were slso injured
ARRysr ~ A SLAVE DEALES.-Capt. Csnot
well known African sSve-desler and the owner OF one
Of the most extensive Shaving establishments on the
coast was arrested yesterday in this City where be bad
been for some days by officer Smith Deputy United
States Msrshs for having fitted out 81 this port IN ne
eember last vessel for the slave trade in which &c
himself went on, TO Africa passenger
SPECIAL SESSioSs.-GeOrge BOhrGn, Tor steaing
q basket OF eggs from James Madden Peuieniisry
months. Robert Fay, for stealing shovel snd AK
from Jacob PhiicT City prison days Csihsrine
Matthew'S for On assault and battery Luends Ander
son City prison 30 days. Patrick Shehan for
ssut and battery on Robert Field. City prison 10 days
- John Arbour tor ssssultng an 0ihcer. City prison
20 days The Court adjourned until Friday
PoLIcE-John Hayne was arrested last night by
ohcer Curry OF the Third Ward charged Win burglar
onsy entering the house OF Michael Leonard 25 Deys..
He was discovered and arrested before he had An op-
portaniy 20 Iske anything Of Detained 70 answer
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Books.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE We stated on Saturday upon
the authority Of the Easlua TSraph that the House OF
Representatives. OF New Hampshire had sustained 'ne
pppo,, ~ their Committee on Elections and bsd re-
fnaed 10 admit the Representative from the shoals
We observe by the proceedings Of the Legislature mat
the lslands have been authorized 10 send represents
tive by the casting vote OF the Speaker Boston Oouf
The Isle Of Shoals has we believe sixteen lie
gal voters, but all Loco Focos The cIsH" doml-
nant party in the New Hampshire Legislature fear
that every vote will be necessary at the next SEES
sion. and thus give places the privilege Of return
ns members. whose existence was before known
Int On the MAD
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

" In Publishing the names Of the soTogates
elect throughout the State, an error occurred IN re-
lation to the County Of Washington whose Soro-
gate elect is JOsEPH BOfEs
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General Nortrs
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERs e. WELLS,
I3i Nassnp-si. y. Y.

r. Water-Cur Establishment. n Bond-st ~
aud >yosset. Oyster BsyJ l.. l. Or SLEW ne earliest
American practitioner and authOr on aierCure receives
patent. az above Those distance may, BY sending
! fse. be Rivsed Tor lreaImenl VI home. mY.5
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- The Mail brings Us farther details from Mex
len, hut We see In them nothing Of importance Inc
advoes are not than Teegrspbic Dispatch re-
cfvel on Monday evening which contained everything
ol any conseousnco that they IurnIshed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

NirssaPPf-The Loco FOco State Convention
met at Jackson, Miss. few days sihce and nomi-
mated candidatos for Governor Secretary Of State,
Auditor and Treasurer j. W Matthews Of Mar
shall was nominated f1r Governor SamL stamp Of
Hines Secretary Of State, Geo 7. Swan OF Ran
kin. Auditor. and w. j. Austin Of Madison, Treas
urer
Powbatan Ills. formerly Charge somewhere
was President Of the Convention. and this IL The
first that has been heard Of him since the days oil
Tylerism
Where is Hon. Jacob Thompson in these days
He can now explain 20 Col Jefferson Davis his
vote Of censure for the capituaton Of Monterey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

~ Hon. T. BUTLER KINo arrived yesterday a.
teruoon from Georgia by the land route 1t is not
improbable, that he will attend the Chicago Con
vcntion where his underwriting support OF measures
Of undoubted Internal Improvement will secure
him cordial welcome. Mr. King is at the Astor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23
fireuorks.

fireuorks.
EIREWORKs AN extensive
assortment Of superior Fireworks just opened and TOR
..s wholesale and retail cOnssiiog Of every variety IN
.r- and warranted u tho b@. quality al prices which
cannot fsl 20 please Dealers invited 20 eNaioe hem
ie8tiy3 HAMMER HORTON. 50 Diy.sion-sL
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
I'VE UNDERSIGNED have t5f sale al thrlf store ~,
WAshin gtOn-st superior snd complete assortment u
Fireworks which they will sell a.. low 81 any O.tef manu-
facturers Guy snd country dealers vii hnd MS su
p-ror stock % - eci from Towns. hitary and CIVIC
Association. be supplied with NO above sdeiss, war
rated equal to any other d. he cry
is limo. BADEAJ LOChNOOO ~ Wa-hlnk ion'I
lNIKk MUKh-.-Larg- Rockets win c0i1red hresi
stas and s-rpent. Romsn candles ~ all 'Zes togeth-r
with general assortment u fifs Works, IRE crsesefs
80 Al wholesale s1d retail ~ - - go
myg 6ks>NEh boNNt' ~ 'hA"Aih-'I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

~" Hon. Philo c. Fuller, formerly Assistant
Postmaster General Is in Detroit-so is Hon Erastus
Corning Of Albany and Hoa Francis Granger Of Conan
dapua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

Posr OFFICEs on LAKE SUFEgIos--Since the
close Of navigation lAst fs Post Ohces We learn have
been Established Al Esse HSroor the Ontontsgon and
IRON River (or Pewsbee) with Msssrs Hiram Joy. d.
: Cash snd Thomas Palmer. as PostfnSs,ers. The Of
dee At LAuse has been removed to tne Methodist Mis-
sion side II the Bay ts meme change rom Houghton 70
Kexaenax p o. snd Rev. J H. Pi;ezel appointed Post
master There are now six Pos, Ofhces on Lake s1pe
roF lNs"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

~ 9. n. SOLOMON ESQ. has been appointed
L. g Consul for the Coas, Of Italy not Of Africa as
stated In the Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

IL Daily Wisconsin is the name Of new
Daily at Milwaukee of which w T. Cromer Is Editor Il
&. neatly printed and will be conducted with much abll
ity. Gen. hing and Mr. Craner, who conduct the two
Daily Journals at Milwaukee, were recently connected
with the press OF Albany the former as Associate Editor
of the Evening journal and tho lstor Of the Argus
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


THE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE IS ~ 8blshhV
EVERY MORSIHG, SUNDAY EXCEPTkD'
Al the Tribune Buildings, corner Of rpFace
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he Dess for ak morihs Or year ;. " - -
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THE sENt-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
I. % hHshed every WEDfEsDAY and slTURDAY mornings
Prce 8 per snuUm Two copies Tor =.
NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRTBUNK.
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY
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For The Tribune.

(V- We understand that Mr. WEBSTER is ex.
peeted 70 arrive In this City to day from Marshheid
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nRITAYIOH,- BALSAM or LiFEkWOkT, the
fImO- extraordinary medicine ln ths wOrlt-Cufe fol
lOw.cure-Mr ; NTH ISL Fnr.yth..t was afflicted seven
years with consumption. This medicine cured him We
daily hear u hi remark able cures 10y rs use Re
ware OF COUNT rfss. Remember. the genuine IL now
made ~ tho wholesale depot - BeekmAn-sg, ~ The pro-
pristor formerly SIS BOSery IelZom
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gs CLIFTON SPRINGS, (wai,o sulphur -rhi.

lxs CLIFTON SPRINGS, white sulphur This
~ establishment situated upon the line OF tho Auburn
@ and Rochester Railroad, between Canandaigua eno
Geneva In Ontario County having been enlarged and tho
roughly hed up, 10 now open for he rocspuoa OF vs'
OF the State from tho noise and dust ct
large villages c-s embracing beautiful grove Of for
It's pleasure grounds from The midst Of which
flows springs Of and beshful wser dispoe@(
by Nature please and interest the visitor snd rsnds
desrsbe retreat. whsther for ihose seehinx rsseo
live fom disease those who have few leisure dsys ~
spend In recreation and pleasure of fof nose
who with their families disposed 10 leave the heated
walls Of city residence Ia enjoy the refreshing oresxee
pure u hs country during tho warm ses-
The Water, which are mainly OF sulphurous chsrsc-
ter charged somewha. 9Th sods maensss snd esfpoo'o
remedy Tor tn. various shin dsessss fheumste anscuone
dyspsps general debility of the system Nc and have e.
fscted 10 where tho waters OF other springs
have failed.
Feeling grateful Tor the liberal patronage heretofore 70
ceiged the Subscriber most respectfully soicn n coatn'
porter always in readiness the depot % receive bag
gage free Of charge NJ FAhkE.
Manchester, May ~, 1871 Jos M
~ -ECOSNET HOUsE.-The subscriber has -
u. cured Inc assistance Of Captain Charles ". Mile,
well Known thousands who HAYS enjoyed hs csness
IN tho Dsleysn House. Albany, and Empire House, 5ye
Ard s.o lhs msny friends he mot whils o. INC UniI
The bou.s viii be open for tho reception " company
The 18th Of this month whsn he hopes 20 be psouxsd &C.
eording the mshus u tho establishment
This place unsurpAss.d for ssabsihing, ceoi and re-
eshing breskes hshng fowiss smooth, hard ana svsi
70 .ds for drves, &c. A..
stage will Leave daily for vsll River, 10 tine fos me
morning for Boston and steamer or ffoydsncs re-
urnng on tho arrival Of the In tho evening Com
nunicsion By .iags New Bedford every Mondsy Wed
ne.dsy and Fddsy returning % s'ssns's asys u...
please call At the u. \ Hotel, Boston JOsErh SoE.
Lille Compton, June s. 1917. )-ll 1msodi"e
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re- DR.. Bnnuing's Body Brace IL an Efficient 70.
effDr wessl-s Of M voice lungs spine and limbs par
truary Tor dFspepss constipation and piles, with weaf
ress Of the ousch ard Sd-s weakly females fat grow
ug chidrrn ard al disposed % drOop and are scdsniery
especially spinal subjects will be delighted wih its ~.
ZION Reference given b many Distinguished cergyrr
who have beeu rescued from superanuusuon from de-
bIity srt bronchitis Pamphlets and book Common
s-usaH gyiug Information be bal Al ihe oic-, fli
Brnadway A lady in Attendance or Iafies. llf eodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

" I rotor Hose nj - Cents per fOot.-Cou-
sumrr. thi article w nod t greatly 90 thrtr 40 vantage
90 examie the Hose manufactured by the su5scrb@r ana
vsrrsut- superior % what IL sold AZ advanced price
sTEAMBy LAT PROPRtETORs ani aii Others purchasing
tai. article will be dealt ~ith slcn manner az VIII b.
saisctory The best Of stock will b. used 10 he manu-
ractule and workmanship vi rrsuted.
1 u. BUCKMASrER, $50 Hufs0n-st snf
mvgq II basement Of cor Pearl and Chatham ala.
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tie foreign snip O-e OF tss \ Y Tribune 'or the pack.
etship HAWKE, Capt AnswOrh, which sails Tor Hayfe
o the .ith .usi.
Also viii received az the place, Letters and
Newspapers COR the packet-ship VICTORIA Capt Nor
gan, which sails FOR London on the 2th irst isi7
Aso, will be- received A. the same piace, letters and
papers for the packetshp GARRiCk Capt Trssk.
when sails iIr Liverpool on The 10Th insL le22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

PoLIoE-John Hayne was arrested last night by
oshcer Curry OF the Third Ward charged with burglar
ously entering the house OF Michael Leonard p Dey
He wss discovered and arrested before he had an op
portuny 20 .sse anything %. Detained 70 answer
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
4 T. q " h.
HEALTH CHEAP

NV HO now complains Of in health, OF talks of
w heavy doctor bills, when comfort, ease, peace
and health, are brought with "Il BBARD'S FAM
lily PILLS, 10 almost every town or hamlet in
your county"
REV. B "HIBBARD," the proprietor Of tbs,e
excellent Vegetable .4nt Bilious Pus having been
in The practice of testing the power Of medicine on
the sick for the last Thirty years, presents with con
fdence this almost sovereign remedy for the worst
cases Of Chronic Dispepsia, Cosiireness, Diueptic
Consumption, Bilious Cholic, Eryapelas, Rhema
tisns, Sick Headache, Piles, Lirer Complaint Du,
e,ltary, Nervous Debility, Palsy, Pleurisy, Worm,
and many other diseases which the humal, family
afflicted, and asks that he may have the privilege
Of ofIroding relief to the suffering millions, BY the
use of his extraordinary specific. 1'opreven, fraud
they are sold alone by regularly authorized agents
whose names will be published in the county paper
AGENTS FOR FAIRFIELD CoUNTy
Bury 4 Beck, Lancaster; e e Wilson & Co, Rush
vile; Coulson ( Co, West Rushvle: S b
Il Paden, New Salem; J Kener, Millersport:
Geohegan, Baltimore: II q J Leonard, Basil.
David Hoderman, Amanda: J N Stage, Lock
burn: Roner Cloud, Lithopolis: SIS Russei, Pick
erinstOn: W and F A Thompson, Canal Win
chester.
S Country Agents can al Ways obtain new
supply Of the above medicine at Bury and Beck's
Lancaster
December 90, 1916 2sIy