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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-26
From the Home Jou, nal.

Sumo twelve years ago were under thu
same roof with the two law givers at presen, q,
crossing their authority opposite ends of an All.
OF the globe-(or. if the reader likes the f,cs
stated in another shape -sume twelve years am
We were IN the seragliu an The Bosphurus viii
the present Sultan Of Consianiinople and ,ba
present Alcalde uf Californian Monterrey ~. oooo
more, the Chaplain Of one of the friga,es win
which we had the happiness to cruise one sum.
mer between Sicily and the Black Sea. and went
with us, we remember, when Commodore Pal,
erson took his officers on visit to the SULTAN.
seragli", Is now the Alcade elected by the Cali
fornians, and we see is as composedly exercising
the supreme function as is the Sultan himself
the lwo being, as il were, the anipodal knobs If
Jurisdiction upon the axis thrust through the rlbe
from Monterey To Consiantoople The Sultan
(wiih his wife, Mrs. Pluribus Una) was a, The
time IN wing of The seragiu. which was shin, of
course trom intrusion, hut he would have given
strong puff frnm his pipe if one Of his dervises
could have read the future, and told him how Gr
off one of the visitors under his roof was one dav
To exercise authority. Having thus put qirdIs
round the earth" as an introduction TO scssored
paragraph. we proceed to quole that .. Mr.. Chap.
lain Alcalde Cotton is, in addition TO his judicial
duties, editing the Californian newspaper
printed at Monterey with sumo old type found il
the abandoned cell of a mnnk'
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-26

MUMFIcENcE.-The Milwauki Sentinel saw
that. with a view Of founding Literary Institn
tion in Wisconsin,. Mr.. Amos A. Lawrence. Of
Buson, has offered TO give the sum Of t,oentu
thousand dollars in money provided like amount
IN lands or money, he contributed there. The
necessary amount will doubtless be Immediately
raised, and the Institution will he called The
Lawrence Iostitote." - Boston Journal.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-26

The CRooKEDEsT YET Speaking of The
Rio Grande, recent writer says:
''lmagine four Of the cr0ukedest things in The
world. then imagine four more twice as orookpd
then fancy to ynurself large river THREE TINES
as crooked as all these put together. and you have
faint idea Of the crooked disposition of this al
mighty crooked river. There is no drift in il,
from the fact that il is so crooked that timber
cant find its way FAR enough dow n To lodge two
sticks t"gether-but few snakes because it is mol,
straight enough To swim in, and the fish are all
in the whirlpuos in the bends because they can't
find their way out. Birds frequently attempt to
fly across the river. and light on the same side
they start from. being deceived by the different
cronks Indeed you may he deceived when you
think you see across it, and some of the bhOp
say II is so darned twisting there isn't but one
side 10 it,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-26

MIKE WALSH, IN THE New YoRK Assem-
bly, Our eccentric representative has made his
thaIden speech. we see, and it was one quite IN
character. On the subject Of the tpages resolu-
lion, introduced by himself. and referred to
committee, with him at It's head he took occasion
tn advert To the imposlions which as was notori-
Gus. before the Oregon colunizers left G0vernnr's
Island, were practrsed upon the men under Col.
Sieyenson's command, in the matter Of clnlhIng
&C. Walsh suggested the distribution of por
ton OF The money appropriated directly to The
men, instead of placing II at the disposition Of the
officers engaged. If the Government could affurd
To pay 81 500 per year 10 individuals for hanging
ABBOTT the Custom House, and engaging in cleo
tioneeung, Che said ) 1t ought to afford suitable
mpensaliOn to those engaged in fighting the
battles of The country. Lsbm (he contended)
vas usually paid in inverse ratio To its value
He would rather be President at fifty cents Der
day than bod carrier at dollar. Crippes even
would be willing to go ioto Waterlpo bs tile ON
coonel's pay, and I've would not himself object IL
go as a private on captains pay Let the Gov.
eminent offer suitable compensation, and il would
not lack for abundance Of volunteers Such
are Mixes notions On these matlers.-sNew York
Express.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-26
From the Philadelphia Ledger.

True revenue from Customs. ss4s. 4Os ,09l OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Ia Paeka-,kip Mar9ayd Erdns. from L0adoH and Ports
noa-G Putnam, lady. children and servants, Mrs
Lawrence and children NYork; Hseirser, P Blesch
Besch, J. Hagnann. Hammel, lady and servant
Lieut. Won Grone. Of Germany; Mrs Gipps, Wm Pit,
Geo Dickinson. Chsfey. Miss Ryan. Miss Cemsnts Of
London; Capt Baldwin. British Navy; DR. Richardson
Toronto, 4 G; Mrs Harrnsn Miss Hsrnan Niles q Har.
man Of Jersey; Goldberg. Ohio, Panshon and lady
L Punshon Harris, SIDNEY Stock VIM Bates Bates.
Geo Denninston Miss Nsisn, Mise Warner II Fenneny,
lady sud children Mrs Lodsr Of England. and 300 IN
the steersge
IN ship Neao- York. from Ciarlssioa-Mrs G Withers
Miss Wihers Miss A Withsrs. Mrs Ramsey
and nurse. Nss s Tucker Mrs Mitchell, Mrs N~l-
son. Miss Nelson A II Nelson. Miss Nelson, Miss
n selliek. Mrs Robertson, Mss Robertson, Miss
w Curtis, Mia J Perkins, Mrs ketchum. Miss
II L Bee, Miss A Gsge. Miss Cropper. Mrs VI Hal
lister Rev r c Ketchum Messrs Edwards, G 3 Ed
~ards G w Smons. n Deriving P Guerard. 7 TObn,
II n Hallis,er Wishtonsn. Pears-il. + Sprssue,
II Bancroft. c o Keefe Hawey. X Mccoy. Mccoy.
B Pepoon. : II Bailey q Hayward. d Perkins.
Bailey A Lloyd. and - in the steerage
In > ship Boston from HdrTe-Miss Ssndonur Master
& Adm and 202
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aHrseMenfs.
TIORTICrLTURALE yHIRITTON-rh An..

n = =
rc.n Agricutafz A..ocsu viii bold ExhibilAor
Of Fosefs Fruits sr6 Vegetables 1t heir Rooms 81
Broadway tLycegn Briiciugi on Wed ne-cay. The 90
Jga- lsg7. ard ~ AuiumnAl Exhibition on Wednesday
ne 18Th september neNL All DESTROYS u adm
Inc As.ocizon earnestly Invited 70 esholl specimens
q hsir pFodacts ard ~ compete for premiums Pro
gr.mmes oftHe Exhih0ps be obtained OF NJ Jsn-s
Hoyg Scotsman, opposite IRE Rooms OF the sssocsuon
Of any Of the prircias se.en In Newfors, and o. any
oftas following Commht~e.
L1iher B-sisb. r l. Peii W. c. n Wsddell.
7. Fr-inghuys-n, Edward Clsyk, Shscherd knspr,
james Lenox, Arch Russell, r. X. d.
'~iaas DIP GARDNER Secretary.
MEXICAN HlsEln.-EYefy dsy .od ev-uirs
"A this week, commencing on Montsy. June T. splendid
exhibitions ard performances every afternoon ocloes
add every evening as4. The Msn.x-s has Tire satsf.e
ton of announcing with the celrbrsied
ORPHEtN FAMILY. Also engaged, the CHAPMAN
FAMILY and PETE MORRIS. Ai.o. MAJOR EOSON
the sslonishiog an1 wonderful Living Skeleton Il has
ever f.len 10 The LOT 81 msB behold lie 10 81 y-srs
feet inches high sod Vet surprisingly and spsrr
thsi ~ weighs ouy S. pnandsl He viii be seen every
day sni evening from O'cOcs 10 the mpruins tli 10
r'eoes. LIVING CHlNeANZEE or oRANG oUrAsG.
&c 6c Admission - o-Ds. children a0def 10. i.s
CA-TLk GAkDEN ;. oP-lsd = the sessoa o6rr.
Wig In luce -ns TIE siuirrrs Of Mature and lovers
" h-zv unsurpassed by ~.Sh semrui 10 ~ United
Sst-s u The evenings CONCESTS o. lNSrRCNES-
TAI MUSIC ill be given ny he G-rnlsn Brass Band
under the ERECTION q W.. Mork T~ey will perform e.
lectec CON positions from Lshitzky SHnss Lsnner Gun a.
srsrck, and others ln-rmssn Of ~ hour fo- pro-
meusdng refreshments, snd viewing the COSMORAM,S,
which laVe been rrarransec- my Is
tdmusnc- i2, CENTS conoer commences at O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

" Piuin sfatemeut.-Tnoups0n's Compound
syrup Of Tar and Wood Nsptha-This medicine, hs IN
yennon OF man who gave the subjects Of Pulmonary.
brouchisl and Pecoral Diseases the mosi rigid exsuna
lion has now been before the public four years Du
ring thsperiod has performed Of the most remark
able cures on record Of Pulmonary
the recommendation and Of physicians IN their practice
and The wAmesi approval Of no1 ssnds Of srsons In ofd
nary and severe eods coughs In hoarseness, spns 81
blood, he
Cerscses Of Its wonderful power have been given n
Instances and sworn 10 true, by persons, no.
nj any will give verbal icason OF their contents
But beware OF limitations, and purchase Thompson's
Compound Syrup ofTn ron none but advertised agents
or OF thoss above the suspicion Of dealing IN cOurer
Ia frequently used and highly recommended by some
O, he most respectable physicians In NewYork and Phil
Prepared only by AUGNEY Il DICKSON, n. z cor. Of
YiftA ana spruce PhiAdepnls Sold whol7sAle snd
resal by WYATT kETCHUh, general AEens III
Yullou-si and al 27S Broadway ~ Sm'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
General Notices.

~ Reception Of the President OF the United
statesThe President 10 expected arrive In This city
on Friday, the 25h inst. The Committees Of the Common
Council appointed 10 make the necessary for
his reception, request such Soc cites desire take part
10 the procession, to notify The Chairman, al City Hall
Of heir intention before the 25i day OF June in
slant Of their probable number in order tina. suls
bic place may be assigned Them In the line. No political
banner device will be permitted appear In the pro-
cesson.
JAMES OLIVER, CLARKSON CROLIUs,
u. J. MESEROLE. GEORGE ". PURsER
MOSES MAYNARD, NORRIS FRANKLIN
Commitlse Board Of Aldermen.
THOS. MCKNIGHT, JOHN r. COLON
JOHN COGsR, Jr SiLAs c. HERRING,
NEIL GRAY. LINUS W. STEVENS
iel9 iz5 COMMITTEES Board OF Assistant Aid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
DIED

On Monday morning. June 2l. after short and severe
Illness o. Inflammation Of the liver Mrs CAROLINE
CHARLOTTE. wife Of Mr. r Cutler Moore. and d4ush
ter o. The late Samuel Thompson, Esq aged 70 years
and 10 months.
The friends and scquAiniances Of the family are
respectfully invited % aend Der funeral this TUESDAY,
afternoon at o'clock from GO Cliff a. without farther
invitation.
On Monday morning Ola; inst Of dropsy Of the brain
ANNA PERSON only child Of Daniel B. and sarah
Bel aged year and q days.
Ihe remains viii be taken 10 Dsreu Connecticut for
inierrneut
AtCoxssckie, suddenly on the 18th inst HENRY VAN
sCHAACk son of Hon Peter II. and Csthsrine l.. Sill
vestsr, aged 3 years, months and l6 days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
ARRIVED.

Packet. ship Margaret Evsns Tinker I'm London and
Portsmouth May "a mdse, 20 John Griswold, Esq. June
S. lat 4s 35 Ion IS 30 saw large ship on IRE stern burnt
10 the edge foremsst standing with tore top sail
set Left bark lying by her June g lst II 10 Ion a.
exchanged signals with steamship Washington, Hewitt
hence for southampton.
ship Franconia. Crabtree 80 days from Liverpool
mdse 10 Samuel Thompson Co $50 passengers. san.
dy Hook. bearing w by IS leagues passed rsAie Ma
cedOnia. steering East.
ship New-York HUI, 5 d. I'm Charleston, cotton and
rice. 10 Geo Buckley.
ship Harriet & Jesse Conner al days from Hsvre 10
ballast and 10 passengers 10 Boyd Hincken. 81 ult
lat 43 o. long 81 30 spoke brig Gpsy, from Ireland for
NewYOrk
ship Erie, Bailey Of Havre Doth May, ndse and $50
passengers, 10 Boyd & Hincken. June 7, lat - y
long 81 So passed within ship length Of brig on fire.
her ms,s lying alongside, her stern was burnt to
the waters edge.
Ship Boston (of Boston) Baker, I'm Hsvre, May IT, in
ballast 10 Boyd g. Hincken
Br ship swan, Taylor, 40 dy FIN Liverpool, salt to
Richard Irwin. 100 passengers.
Ship Ambassador TeAley, I'm Havre, l7ih May, mdse
10 d Hurbut Co. l79 passengers.
Bark Vernon, Norton. IA DIS fun New Orleans, ndse to
sturRess, Chairman 81 Co. IA passengers. 10Th inst
lat "a As long 50 Is exchanged signals with bark Cum
berland steering NV; l7ih. Cape Hatterss NNW %
miles exchanged signals with ship showing red tis
nal with in IL with fore and main top-gsant masts
gone, stesrng WSW.
Bark Darlington. AuchIncloss IS ds FIN Glasgow mdse
to Richard Irwin. 30 passengers June lat ~ 40 long
80 40 boarded Spanish bark ~ Bernard from Havana
bound 10 Antwerp 7h lat AZ 81 long a 3D. exchanged
signals with baTk-coud not make out her
Dutch bark Johanna Maria, Lspcha, Is dy FIN Rotter
dam. in ballast and l2s passengers Schdt Balchen
Spanish brig Goven Francisco % de I'm Nuevitas, mo-
leases. to Scott & Owen.
Br brig vigant Baker, al ds fm Westpor Ireland in
ballast to order
Brig Dahis, Smith, 4 ds I'm Norfolk, mdse, TO Mr.
Alderman
Br scbr Flower. OF Ysrrow, (of Royal Yacht Squad
roma Raynes 26 DIS I'm Madeira via Bermuda I ds on a
pleasure trip. Left at Bermuda schr Ebon Atkins for
NYork. OF Madeira, spoke brig PICARD, bound in. Lau
81 long 81 spoke Br schr Susan, for Halifax, Ms.
Schr Cadet Fowler IA ds I'm Msysguez, (P r. sugar
&c. to master.
Br brig Sailor 42 de- fun Galway In ballast to order
G Br schr Ann, Duncan, 81 de I'm Galway, iron, to W
Sine. 18th ust lat 81 go long o. So spoke brig Eagle
I'm Para for Salem.
schr Victory, McMsh. DIS I'm Norfolk mdse to Sur
ges * Chairman
schr Centurion, Ross, IL DIS I'm Cardenas, Cubs mo-
lssses, To Mathews.
schr Hiram Gerard, Price, 3 ds I'm Baltimore mdse
to Mailer & Lord.
schr Thomas, sumner Richmond mdse master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
New-York Cattle niarkct-MosnAr'J June H.

Al market 400 Beef Cattle, Greater part oil ~nicn
vSfrom the south) IS Cows and Calves; 2i7o sheep
sad Lambs. 80 Beef Cattle LETT over.
Beef Canle-Ths demsnd rather brisk al last
weeks quotations say s so TO q per cwt
Csss and Calres-There larger supply Al market
'ns week than last Prices range rom sio s~e W.
All Al market sold readily at these prices.
Slsep and Lambs-The number al market ibis week 10
larger than for some time pas, which however, nas mad
ne eject Of bringing down prices trne. we quote
sneep ntl l2i, s. 75tos4 %; Lambs VI 70 " ~ 10
" rs. 200 left over.
h1y-Prices range from IS 70 Is cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
CLEARED.

Ships Vischnon Recaud Havana, Renauld & Francois:
Sardinia. Cracker, Liverpool Samuel Thompson &
Eephews.
Barks Ansfuac Bsrstow Cork. &c. Barstow & Co .
Chatham Ream Bhdport Howes Godfrey & Co Ss-
vannsh Mutard Hamburg. Nesmith & Walsh.
Brigs Dlsmsut Muller Bremen via Wilmington, J c
Muller a. Co: star Barnes. ST John. NIB. Murray /;
Druid Rice PASSPORT Savannah. Dixon. Savannah /;
Eliza Kincsrd Cork. r Irwin: - Bell, ODOnDen,
Cork SC A Bell Son; Alexander. Cochran Cork. &c.
J & Stewart; Leila. NOR glasgow, James Lee < Co.
schrs sam K Smith Thompson Barbados, eager;
Greenwsy, Couch Richmond
SlOop Juno Alers Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
Law Courts.

CouRr OF OyKR AND TERaISER-Beiore Judge Ed.
mond snd Aid. Crohus and Purser. Trial for MWdr-
John Smith placed upon trial charged with The
der Of Patrick Kelly the 18th March last The de
ceased well as prisoEer, was native of Ireland
II appeared from the proceedings that Kelly was In
the store Of South q and COeniiesslip when
Smith entered Kelly tainted Smith with having been
logged by Dutch woman at Brooklyn shors time be
fore. They weutnto street Smith drew bis knife and
hrandshed IL at Kelly who shook his fret in bis face
Kelly told him 10 put up bis knife snd II 10 ssid be did
when Kelly lei him and procee ded toward the edge
Of the sidewalk Smith IL 10 said then drew hs knife
sssin came up 10 Kelly behind stabbed him in the left
bu'tock aud ran Kelly after him but fell 8, the cor
ner OF Broad and Pearl SITS lie carried to the Hosp
is and died onthe 3lst The knife used ordinary
pocket knife.
Mr. heheon District Attorney. appeared on behalf Of
tue people and Messrs McAdam and ID. Clark for the
prisoner The latter conendcd that the blow given
In the heat Of passion in quarrel commenced by de-
ceased who was a larger and taller than prisoner
and that At mos, the verdict should be msnssughter in
the third degree.
The Jury. after short sbsenee returned verdict Of
nansaughts in the third degree
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge Mel
son -Htld1 vs. GGyioy.-Action similar to one tried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
GBNTLEMEN7s SUMMER WEAR,

OUR STOCK OF seasonshe goods sing The lstes;
~ and mosssoionsbe styles In Ihs marke 10 offered Tor
inspection under that the eodeavo
which have elected very liberal share OF patronage will
be exerted 10 give satisfaction In the style and mske OF
garments In psricusf would commend To the atten-
too OF hose no have proved the truth Of assertions
IN reference 70 me superior cut OF pansoons
bled 10 furnish assortment " Csssimeres ard Drl
lings snd 10 those IN Of Eight and airy garment,
several highly approved styles Of Sacks
FROM he psrcuu attention directed to Army and Ms
w work Uniforms furnished Ia strict conformity
regulations have sl~ ays hand goods
the requirements Of all grades 81 the service.
WM. T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and raors
s22isf 81 Broadway American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
Prices range from se to IS cents.
Copr, Calena.r ru,p.y.

cncuIr Cousr-No. 90 81, S. a 10 IC0 inclusive
svPKHIoR CoUkr Nos. ~ S. 81, 63. o. 5. %, 81. 90
o o. g. H. a. l. S. 81 &c. TO- H. ~ 81, a. ~, 50 d.
81 q, 81, "a
ConxoS PLxAs-Psrt mos. !. T. IL. Is II. 81, %,
=. g. 0-Put 2-Nos. ~, g. a. &C. q, 30, 81 81, 81,
a, a. 40<2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

E'IRTHs HALL, Frankin-.qgsfe. and FIRTH, HALL
POND, % bfosd way pubi .sA ibis veea " Ths Ma
hopse Lake WslIz.y BY Do1Vorh, arranged for four
hands bE RsyrOr The CsmebOp, OF scuc- whv "
being No songs u America By Samuel Lover The
Gradu spg Song" dedcaied 70 The West Point GfAdaaS
" lSH words By hrs Gsr. Scott music by Cadet D. ~
belzhoover with beautiful yisnetle tls-pssc Rough
and Ready as surg by The ghenisns With excellent
licensees u thes- singers; "Wsnghs Quick STEP ded
eaieb 10 Capt. L. W.ugt. by Aen Dod orIh. with ex.
eeilent hsen-s.es q oOh; MAKE Esgdy ehapets
from Lucezs borgs, srrang-c duet. b. Agsrn Pail
ips La Oueda," No u lLres Diyeriisem-ns Sur
Etoi.e &c Serye7 Opera de Bale, composed BY Hen
~ ROse.ieu. jeN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
rTRrwoRVsT rrnrwopVsT
fashionable Glothina Stores.
DEvLIN's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

OEFLAN > WhOLhSALE AND RETAIL
CASH cLorHiNc wAgEH,USg,
50 Johr--- corner ~ Nssssn, n. Y.
kNHERE SNEkY DESCRIPTION Of geutiemeus
w Goats, Pants ami Vests BE- found In The greatest
variety snd made IN The best ard Fashionable
style ALSO, from ioi 10 eco pieces of French. English
and American Cloths. Cassmefes. Nesuugs. Se Sc to
msks 10 order ~ith prom ptness and dispatch.
" The Coat Paus and Vest of the estshish-
well SHOWN FOR their and experience;
that every be guaranteed style and finish
Terms exclusively CASH snd prices al wholesale. retail
10 order. 10 correspond With the CHsP CASa PLAN
As good suit Will be furnished from IS 10
the old plsn 30 10 S4bti Thousands
already proved this by leaving their orders
Clong manufactured and sent any psrt Of the nied
States DANL DENLlN,
i-lT 3uiseOdDk3mW 81 John. 81. OF Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

" French.-Prot Eb CHURCH having completed
BIT. arrangements for housekeeping Is cared 10
receive into bio family e who wish 10
their know led &c II French into constant practice.
Hs house No $50 Broadway has been thoroughly fitted
up with and elegant furniture, and every attention
will be paid The and convenience Of bic
The French language Will be exclusively spo ken, and
Mr. {. viii give his particular suention 10 the Squire
mens Of correct and easy Of conversation IN TRAIT
tongue i-22 5is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
~ GenrIemen,s merHnt--sr

~ GentIemen's summer Hnts.-BrsD, corner OF
Pine and Nassau has ready FOR and
The latest styles OF Summer Hats consisting In psr OF
Rocky Moan,sn, white and drsb Beaver. pearl and white
Cashmere Haas extra and ofthe hnest fabric together
with large assortment OF Coburg Straw and Panama Haas
my26 lmis BID. cor. Pine and Nas.su as.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

INDIANA sTOCk>.-The transfer books Of he rev
4 ncisna STATE and Canal stocks -i D. opened a. the
offer Of ne ua1-r1zn-5. s. WslsI (up-stafsl from
add af.er Tuesday the 9Th day % July nerL
Cerkcales Tor the stocks 10 place Of bonds
der.d viii be ready for delivery and after the July
nsxL NJ @. BRIGHT, Ageai Of State OF Indiana.
Dated, Nev.Yorki juno II, 1871. IslT sJglo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
" Copper Ore.

~ Copper Ore.-FoT sale, 80 Of Bisulphuret
and Purple Copper Ore taken from the Bruce hir-s
belonging The Lake Huron and 81 Mays River Mnirg
Co. samples Of which are leh with me.
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, Agent, S Hsnover-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

A McILROY, Dentist 8 Gfsnd-sL east u Bfoed-
AWAY topp ssiu- DR.. MeElroy cbufch.D
From The fnDgne - We ref-r our readers 10 A. Nell
roy Esq denlsl n long experience, thorougn seisnt
6r sno~edzs Of hs profession add vsnsble be
reliable Recommendations, be Possesses thea isis $ts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
~ The Eccaieobiou,,

~ The " Eccaleobiou" or Egg-Hsiehing Ma
chine IL now open for exhibition It's Broadway The
process Of Incubation Is fully developed from the
hrss stages OF life 10 the complete formation " the chick
Ii 10 locssd In neal and pleasant roon, hist aoe.
may wish a. well as gentlemen AdmliAnes l2
mys9 eocisu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

~ No Chnrge until the Hair IL Restored.-
Bt1Ls's HAIR kESTORATiNEis sppn-d on NE ao0se
lerms Al the once los Nsss4u-sL n. BFor hose wno
snnIv - ,srus-lv.. n A. s1r ssla uyll Smis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

n Hyer's Pills, Depes No. I40 Fulson-st. =
eoor-No family having proper regard 70 hesih sooao
BE- without This medicine and no ous VII DO, slsr an
fu u1al OF lhem- my w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

a AT PRIVATE sALE-rhe 3 story brick house
M aud lot In fee n North Moorest siIe Of lot n by IS
feet deep For farther particulars spplyio
10 1w ANTHONY. BLEECKER, auciioneer, Broad.
- OFFICES To LET.-several 6ue rooms To let
~ at ~ John 81 suitable for lawyers any other light
business Inquire In the store below. ie22 2w'
O.. LARGE HALL To l. 1T The lsrgs Hall
H Ia the Broadway House 10 IN let reasonable terms
Apply at the Broadway House js22 iw'
81. FOR ~ALE OR LEASE The elegant Bleach
E. ing Dyene and Calendering establishment At Pat
erson. New Jersey, lnown a. The Washington
Bleach Works' Tue huldings and machinery in
For information respec ng the condition. aud character
of the works application may be made 10
THOMAS ROGERS, ESQ n Wal a. HevYork,
JOHN d. PRINCE, ksq Practical Blearher. Dyer and
Pdnt@r (hrm of Plummsr Priuce,) or to
JAMES SHEPHERD, on the premises. Je22 Wv
ga At PRIVATE -ALE-seventevn lots on the
ghth Of each ot Is by half the bloca.
Also-s los north side OF EighleeBth ST. between
Seventh md h ghih avenues.
Aso5 lots south side OF III sheenihst between Sew
en- n and Eighth avenues
Aso3 lot. north side Of Nneieenthst betw cen Sew
entn sud Eighth avenue.
AsOb lois north side Of sLbetwecn Sixth
aud Seventh ayenu.s.
A.o-6 lots sou side Of ghlesnh-s between Sixth
a. Sevfnih avenues
Asol lot north side OF Sevenee nth 81 between Sixth
and Seventh ayerues.
All of the shove lots will he sold on liberal terms For
particulars spply TO ANTHONY j. BLEECkER,
j2llw Apctioneer, Brosdst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

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