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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
~ Lines written In answer TO those TO Mise Msda
RI. 0f Union sqnAre. 10 YeslerdaY,s Sun.

Matilda H. fam would tell thee how
felt the truth Of hose poetic liDes.
whose theme was VI your yellow skin and brow,
or freckes suDburn, tan that should have now
And Jeff The cutcle white as driven snow;
fain would tell thse how my beauty wss banishd,
How every spot and Pinple quics ~ vanished,
When bad washed with Joness Soap three times
And wou Id also tell thee, lady fair,
How begot this lovely silky hal
When ihsI NY hair was red, and harsh and dry,
FilPd up with scruf-i had tho sense 10 try
bottle Of Joness Hair Restorative,
for which | had bat three shilliDgs to give,
How that my teeth was yellow, sy, and dark,
Ny breath most foul and putrid-in haste
bought abOx OF Joness Amber Tooth Paste,
Ny Teeth were white, my breath was swset, say.
And fort Two sbillings was all I had 10 pay.
Gentle reader the articles but little and you
assured that the following their real qualities tho
Tooth Paste gives the breath sweet odor white teeth.
and preserves the teeth ke The hair stuf all know 10
be the moot exquisite thing made for dressing beau
iifying and causing tho growth Of hair ard the soap.
tget the genuine Joness Soap, mind will euro ell srup
tons feckle &C. and dark yellow white, clear and
fair
Eagle, 81 Chaiham-st Price Sc, a. or sa je4Aeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

u Pain or disease Of any kind, whether Of gout, rheu
ma Ism headache toothache other kidd Of ache Is
10 al cases caused BY Impure hunios VI Tho blood, which
have loe ged upon the par and which nothing
table putgias, tpunfying3 remove bsesuse by no
osn.r me ans can said mpury be driven from the BODY
WnghVs Indian Vegetable Pills have 40 superior, II NJ.
deed they have equal In removing every description a
pain because they carry or by the stomach and bowels
al NOR bid snd corrupt hu mor he Cause OF disssse IN
90 easy and natural maoner hs The body 10 actually re-
stored 70 bealth BY magic. -Four I'VE q SAID In
dian Vegetable Pulls In twenty louf tours On
going 10 bed, will Ia short time only DIVE PAIN OF
distress OF every hind from the system and esofe tno
body state Of sound health, bat the blood sod ene
nsids will DO completely purified hat new NE sAa
vgor will be gwen 10 The whole frame
oEwARE or CousrEsTEIrs-The public are eantooea
against the many spurious incidence wheh, 10 order 70
deceive called By names similar 10 Wngnrs inosh
Vegetable Pills -, nm
The only original and genuine Indian Vegetable Pihs
have the signature ofWn. WRsHr written with pen %
The lop be Of each box To counterfeit tails 10 forgery
and all others sso1Id DO slammed ~ poison
Principal Hsr- York odacs - orssuwscASs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

Two Counties remain 10 be heard from-Ahegany'
reported at 700 Loco maj. and Orleans at 200
/Arqus calculation) The Buffalo Commercial esti-
mates the Loco majority in Orleans at so, and in
Allegany at 600. The Orleans Republican also
reckons the aggregate majority in that County at
$50. The difference between the vote for Dayton
highest on the Loco ticket and Hoyt lowest on
that of the Wings. is OIL and the Commercial
saws there can be no doubt Of the election of the
entire Wing ticket for Justices Of the Supreme
Court ia the With District.
In our table Of Supreme Court Judges elect pub
lished IN Saturdays Tribune, we pat Mr. Dayton
down rs one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
BY The SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHrIApELPHTA June 10, lsi7
The delightful weather Ellis our avenues and
fashionsble drive. with pleasure seekers and impArs
gsyety 10 tie quiet and beautiful repo.o OF Nature 10 our
Charming vicinity. rfle drive which peruitteo ny
self 10 take 90 saturday l,d Nth dehght Vhicn
should strive In 10 express by mere co1ress Nor
black - 70 color INK s1G dingy paper Ihous.nos
were out 10 the various directions Of "isAheeon MOE
ument Cemetery. Laurel Hill and the other score Of
beautiful pisces with which Pnsdep hs IL set IKE
me picture studded with gems Summer, with such
agreeable sccessares loses s hereeness and assumes
the aspect Of pleasant friend, with "nom you are io'n
to part -. ,,..,-
sprinkDg of rain and large wresihs Of dark shaded
linsey wOosy clouds al Piled up around the horizon
threatening us with long showeT-"nlcn VIII De- ho"
ever welcome 10 the farmers.
Cape Nav il now all ready 20 receive It's fashionable
visitors and the city will begin TO dsem0osue Itself IN
week or two sweter and bake and oroil in crowded
rooms and Al uncomfortable dinner tables instead OF re-
naming cOOly and happily Al home.
Our weeks markets closed quietly. Holders Of Flour
above the views Of purchasers and i was held Al
s. 50 without sales Whest very inactive A. s. 10 - W
for Red and Viii e Corn Meal g. 81 70 S 37,, with
limited sales Corn In moderate request At o. 20 for
Yellow White inquired for. Tie weeks exports
have been 1880 bbs Flour. 1876 Corn hesl 1881
bushels Wheat and y $50 bushels Corn
SALES or sTocKs-FBsf Board and Aftor-l25 GirArd,
BE- l2i So 20 state - ~ 500 do, - WI, ~ 40
Coal lOi 5000 Reading DDS, 76i 700 DO ~ 500
do at 400 state Sc -. -2t 400 cusq Cana, II 100
Reading DDS ~ 1000 Reading Mort DDS, 70 10 Union
Canal. 4gi 20 do, 49i; $1,000 Kentucky DDS, 1881
10000 : o. 90. cap leo; Phila Bank, l25 Ches
& Del stock 20 20 DO 90i 20 Far Mech Bk, 56i
$40 Lehigh Coal scrip eii 80 Flsm Coz Co, b5. S0i
slGOOOT : g. o.. 1901 Bank Am. 1913; Phila BIZ,
b5 l25. 100 Planters Hiss b5. $3.50 Lehsh Can Mort
Loan 20 100 Reading Sd. 30i oil Eorrstown RRd,
III 300 Girard Bank ~ 800 Tenn essee 81 = 100
Susq Canal Tues II 100 Navigation, ga 100 Reading
IS 3Ut
Ssooad Board and Af9-24 Philsd Bank. l25 100
Vicksburg b5 l2i so Reading, 30i $4,000 U 6s,
1907 1907 5000 state So IS g 80 Reading b5 SCI
2-O GirArd l2l $1,000 ny bonds b5. l03i % Union
Canal 4sI $500 Tr Notes 25 1851 5000 Us pc n IS,
lO6i OO Resdg 81 10 do b5 81 5000 Mort Bds IS 50
Allegheny Cop, b5, lii 100 Bk b5 II goo GIrard,
l2. so Vicks b5 lOi 400 Grard l3; 800 s5 - $1,000
state &C. 95 $40 Vicks ~ so Allegheny Cop Co, lit
100 Vicks. - 80 do % Ia 80 Aegh eny Cop Co. Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
American Institute Of Homeopathy.

This body held its fourth anniversary session in
Boston on Wednesday and Thursday Of last week. F
R. McIAsvs of Baltimore was chosen Chairman for n,
session. EDwARD BAYARp, NJ D. and R. A GuS NJ. D
of New.York Secretaries and s. r. KIRBY, NJ. d. o.
NewYork Treasurer. There full attendance
thirteen States and Upper Canada we're represented
80 physicians elected new members 81 the lnsti
tute Communications received from the follow
ing branches viz Philadelphia York Albany
Boston Cincinnati and Ohio. The Committee on tn,
Materis Medca made important and interesting re-
port Ordered 10 be published Committees were ap
pointed 10 report At the next annual meeting on the
following subjects
On the purposes aud effects OF Bloodletng.
On the EN- ployment Of Emetcs and Cathartics
On the employment of Bistsrs, and other Externs
Irrtants.
on the employment Of Water in the treatment of Dis
ease
On the Employment of Surgical and Chemical
Means for other than Diseases Proper
On Doses.
Committee also appointed 70 report the sxpe
diency Of publishing the Materis Medca under the su
pervison and authority of the Institute. Committee
also appointed 70 report the expedency OF adopt
ing of public instruction to students OF
Homeopathy.
Dr. Jeans Of Philadelphia appointed to deliver an
address at the next meeting of the Institute
On the evening OF the first day DR.. Bsyard OF New
York delivered public address which Is to be printed
and also published in the next volume OF the Transac
tons Of the Institute.
The Institute adjourned 10 meet at Newiork on the
second Wednesday In June, lsie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

~ Da. williams UNIVERSAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is now very generally admitted by the most eminent
medical gentlemen In the country to be the greatest
counterrritan in the Msters medca and ss an external
application far superior to any Other preparation extan
Ii will Rheumatism, Govt Swelling and Pain in tie
Side, Back or Bowels, sprans Bruises, Tic Doloreux.
Fresh Wounds, Cramps, sc. The proprietor has OBJ
tanned certificates from the profession and others which
can be and obtained application at his Office, or
any Of bis agents. For sale wholesale and retail 357
Bowery; 43, do; l05 Grsndst WILLIAMSBURG; Mrs.
Hayes, l39 Fultonst Brooklyn, and Charles H. Ring
cor John-st and Broadway Price 50 cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
Business Notices.

Y S. BAAEER 2el Grandst has opened within q
few days several esses Of Dress Goods which be
will sell at lower prices than ever before offered. lie
invites the ladies to call and examine for themselves
Also, splendid White Grape shAwls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
WYOMING co

FIREs-On Friday morning FIRE wss discovered
10 the nat and cap mandatory Of Messrs Gould Bro
and Mr.. II A. Wnship, Eim-st Before il wss subdued
the building damaged 10 the amount Of about $500
The stocks OF the occupants principally desroyed
hsssrs. Gould s. Brother were Insured 100 and Mr..
Winship 5000. Boston AuEs 18th.
r. This morning fire broke out in q large
building in Harvard owned BY the heirs Of the late
Windsor Pay and occupied BY A. Emerson Co. paper
manufacturer as store house. Damage about 5000
The stock was Insured hu. the building w4s not
Boston Transcript 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

DIAPHRAGM FrLrER Office removed to sa9 Broad
way corner Leonard 81, where heads OF families espe
csly ladies' invited in operation that nvslua
bic purifier of the Croton water. The prices g. -
and s. each. See advertisement on Wednesdays and
Saturdays my2l 3awlmMTu&Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

ADD BEAUTIFUL Colon YOUR HAIR.-If persons
who wh TO change the color Of their Hair and Whskep
or who have grown prenalure.y grey, from disease
other causes knew the destructive properties Of many Of
the compounds sold for hair dye they would pause
they venlured apply them. The MAGIC Hair DYE 10
the only composition yet discovered which effects perfect
y the object intended and does ibare the hair
the slightest degree From ts peculiar deescy and soft
ness 10 particularly worthy The attention u ladies-ss
IL produces at the time that II completely changes
the color brisncy and soness Of texture unsquaed by
the most magnificent natural locks Prepared BY u. PA
LON 81 Broadway and for sale by drug and fancy dealers
generally jell 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

FAxscH B0ors.-YouSs JoSEs, Annst near the
Museum, are selling fne French Calf Boou at a 50
equal TO those usually sold for &c CT a. Quick sale,
and small pronais their motto. nyl5 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

RIoHELrEu DIAMOND POINTED GOLD Pms These
Pens for sale by J. Y. SAVAGE. 90 Fulton st. and
nowhere else in the city They ara the best Pens In
use 81 only. He has other Pens from rs cts to 80
Pencil included
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
the Evening Post Of Friday has as

No PASIcs.-The Evening Post Of Friday has as
Il. leading article an exeellen, communication calcu-
lated to repress the threatened panic in reference 10
Ship Fever. The writer has however, made one oms.
sion having adopted the IDEAS Of DR.. Dickson, pub.
shed BY him eleven years sgo In his Chrome Thermal
work, and neglected 10 make the proper acknowledge
ment FAIR SHAKE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
ESSEX Co-fOmcisl
HAMILTON co.

A ouespondent of the Eve. Journal writes that
john DuSEAM, Wing, is elected County Judge,
aud that upon the State and District tickets the
Loco Focos probably have maiorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

IMMIGRANT PASSWORDS AT BosT0S.-From the
Custom House books IL appears that from the lat OF
April u the 4Otn June hfte two months, seven
thousand four hundred and passengers have
arrived At that port nearly all of whom are immisrans
2 The splendid Packetship Ocean Monarch
made most successful plunge into her native element
ths forenoon. she GIdoa5iely one OF haes ships
ever built u this country. Bost- Trans 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

me Of IN. Pabi.c lnstisauous
. who. sf.er = careful uvesi
IsAiy Of The various kinds o.
Jed themselves OF Wupsa's
5, Manufactured BY he sgb.er.
in his State Of Nex.York Al.
genuine sslsmsnssr Safe
New Jersey Steam Nsvix.
lion Co. n. Y.
Morris and Esssx Rsilrosa
Co. n J.
Providence and Worcester
Railroad Co. Provi6soe RI
Ns~-York. Albany and Bal.
fslo Telegraph Co. Utica.
n. Y.
Union White Lead Co. NY.
Corporation Of the City Of
Nessrk, ~ J.
City Treasurer. Newark. ~
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Co ". Y.
Town OF Sufheid. CoGn.
Town Of Westerly, r. l.
Governors Council Room,
Raleigh, ". c.
County CLERKS osice, OK
lard 90. Michigan.
TreasureT's Once, stenoe1
Co. Indiana
Surrogate u Kings County.
Brooslyn, n Y.
L. Slstes Custom House. St
Louis, Mo.
Secretary oi L. 5. Senate -,
Washington. ID c.
Governors Council Rcori
for State Of Maine.
L. S.Arsensl, Wsterviiet.NY
spanish Copsulsle, N. Orla
The Land 0ihce. Detroit,
Michigan.
Marshall and Boston Lake
Superior Mining Co. Mich
Agomsh Mining Co.
Mineral Greek Mining Co.
Peninsula Mining Co.
Eagle Hsrbor Mining Co.
The Copper Company o:
Neuvitss, Cubs.
Greenwood Cemetery o.
fee, N. Y.
American Museum, N. Y.
Bowery Theatre. e"
Paymss.er U. \. Arrays
Louis, Mo.
Commisssry U. 5. Army, st.
Louis, Mo.
State Tressurefs Ohcs Mice
American Bible Sociesy,NY
Irish Emigrsnt Society. g.
Tressurer's OSes, wiscon.
sin Territory.
Bible Society State Of Loa.
isisrs, N. D.
Bound Brook Mutual Assu,.
snce Co. Bound Brook
New-Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
DISPATCHES FOE THE TRIBUNE
ny ELECTRIC TElEG RAPH.

FAEpEzlcKsBrEGH June 10. 1877.
No mail has been received today south OF
AUgusta Ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

GoLD PtSs-Any style Of Gold Pen worth having n
all can be bought of W. GsEAros Co. II cedsrsi.
(up stsrs) cheaper than anywhere else. Common ooA
Pens IS cents, warranted do. 81 IS N B.-Every wsr
rsnsd Pen has the makers name stamped uponit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

The TREDEGAR WORKAES.-The prosecution
against the late workmen at the Tredegar Iron Works
been terminated upon their disclaimer Of any pur.
pose unite 10 unlawful combination, or 20 violate
the laws In any respect and upon expressing their
greet If what they bad done would amount such VIC.
lation they very properly discharged Il an
arrangement with the legal authorities and with Mr.
Anderson who yet maintains bis ground of employing
such labor as be may think proper
lRichmond (Va) Repub June IL.
DEATH BY SHIP FEyER.-COnstable Elbridge g.
Perry died yesterday at Rcxbury Of ship fever after
short illness. Mr. P was Oyerseer Of the Poor and
contracted the disorder In visiting psuper lmmi-
grants. Boston Traveller, 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

r. a meeting was held in Boston on Friday
for the appointment Of Delegates to the Chicago Con.
venton number Of the most eminent, individuals of
both parties selected among others, Hon. Abbot
Lawrence Charles G. Greene Nathan Appleton, John
HenshAW &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
WAYNE CO-fOffci.l.t

The Looo-Foco State ticket has about 90 mai
Independent County ticket elected by $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
MADISON Co.-lOncial. |
OsWEGO co.

The Loco Foco State ticket has about 500 major.
ity the County ticket Of the party is elected
by small ma jority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
RROOME co.

This County has given the Wing state'ticket ar
average majority Of 80 Wing Co Judge by 2ll'
District Attorney 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

VISeiSIA.-Mr. r X. Meade. who was recently
nominated for Congress in the District made vacant
by the death of the late Geo. c. Dromgoole desert.
ed the Wing party no longer ago than ls44 when
he protested to be warm friend Of Mr.. CLAY
against the man of Undertook but finally gave
him up when Polk was nominated. He is understood
TO be a Calhoun man, or st least ras so few
months ago. Two other prominent candidates for
the nomination were recent renegades from the
Whig party. In ls4l VIM. o. Goode was sent 70
Congress by the Virginia Democracy fresh from
the Wing ranks. If all the arden, young Wings
who are ambitions of serving their country in Con
gress from the old Dominion don't 60 over to the
Loco Foco Party it will no, be for want Of suaicen,
inducement
That sterling Whg, Col GEORGE w. Boil
LING, is again a candidate, determined that no
eor, OF his shall be wanting TO rescue the District
from the hands OF the Locos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
ST LAWRENCE co
TIOGA co

Loco-Foco State ticket said to have received
majority Of about !. 200.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

DEATH OF Col. NJ SouR-We regret to learn,
do BY telegraph that Col Sour, OF Lock Haven,
Clinton County, who ais wsy 70 Join Gen scott
volunteer and sso q bearer OF dispatches from
Government has been brutany murdered By the Nexi-
can oandiu near Jslspa and MS body horribly mutt
lated
The name 20 "a In telegrsphic dispatches,
Sewers, but there can be doubt that Il 10 the ga.
lani citizen OF our state above mentioned Desr'
ing 10 participate in the perils Of war be resigned.
lew weeks since, the place OF Clerk TO the Commis
sioaers Of Clinton County which be had long held and
also tue oce Of Deputy surveyor and started for the
theatre Of strife with the design Of enAsdng - youn
eer aid AZ Washington ne WAS entrusted oy the state
Department with important dispatches for Gen Scott
with which be proceeded 70 New-OrleAns, and there
embarked about month since for Vera Cruz de Vas
worthy and useful citizen, aud was one OF the nfst
Ads appointed b Gov. s6gnk. PhilAi Pennsylvania
FROM JALAPA-From 4 conversation had with
gentleman direct from Jslaps. We yesterday learned
that the report there that Gen Scott would Dot re
main sny length OF time al PueolA but push on with al
possible speed for ths City OF Mexcs. N o. Delta 5ta
RETURNED NoLuSTEERs.-A company OF Ten
nessee Volunteers returned from the Wa, arrived al
Nashville On the ID Inst They we're received With de-
monsAtohs public rejoicing ringing Of bells airing Of
cannsn, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CASE or DR.. BURTSETT.-In the report of this
case yesterday our reporter said Tho circumstance
of removing the goods is certainly free from suspi
cion, and places both the persons concerned in most
unpleasant predicament" This sentence being ia the
nature of an opinion ought not to have appeared We
assured that there nothing In the evidence pre-
sented which furnished any reasonable ground of .usp
cion against DR.. BURNETT.
P0LlcE-Peter Nowlan was arrested Yesterday
BY officer Schmidt for breach OF the peace Gave bail
In 500 10 appear at General Sessions. Mary Valley
was arrested by officer Mccormick for petit larceny
Examined and discharged Henry Wilson arrest.
ed oy officer Wright for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct Sent to Jail Mary Cowell arrested by
officer Wright for yagrancy Sent to the New.York
Aims House. Ann Furgerson arrested by officer
Higgins for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Dis.
charged and sent 20 NewYork. Patrick Dugan was
arrested by officer Clayton for being drunk and dsor
derby. Repnmsnded and discharged on promise of
reformation Edward Cannon arrested by officer
Bird for drunkenness and dsorderly conduct Repri.
manded and discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
Business Notifies.
sALAMANpER SAFES

4
" Toe following are some
and Incorporated Companies W
gsion - TO The relative casul,
SAFES In market, have svsilei
YArtNT sALAMASoEs skFts, N
Der. who 10 the only person In
thorixed 10 msse or sell the gen
L. s Custom House, NY. n
Common Couscd Rooms.
City Hal. ". Y. NJ
Receiver Of Taxes. " Y.
Street Commissioners or RI
Zee, N. Y.
L. ;. sub-Tressury, n Y. NJ
L. ). Q1ariermss.eE's De-
parimsnl, 6 ssfes, n. Y.
Z. 5. Qusrtermssters De- u
psrtment, West Point c.
L. 5. Qlsr,ermssssfs De
psrtmen,. California Rssl. q
meui, 5 safes De
L. $. Engineer Department,
New-y0rk To
Collector o, Canal Tolls NY tt
Pos,-Ohce. Rochester, @,
Bank Of Waterford,
America Bank .Leed.vilie" G.
SUFFOLK County BANK, Sag
HNbor. n. Y. TT
Plslrheld Bank, y. J.
Lehigh County Bank, Pa So
Dry Doek Co. Bank. NY.
Exchange Bari, Lockpors," L.
rsrmersand Manufsomrers
Bank, Poughkeepsie, n Y. Sc
Honesdsle Bank ,Honesds.e,
Pa u
Bank Of Lsnsine burgh. Lsn-
singburgh. N. Y. u.
Lancaster Bank, Lancaster, So
Pa Th
State Bank at Ssasertles,N ny
Wooster Sherman's Bank, NJ
WsteriowneN. Y.
Hungerford's Bark, Water. A.
town. n. Y. Nj
Prsusville Bank, Prattsville, Pc
n. Y. Ia
Etna Insurance Company, tn
Hartford, Conn. \
Protection Insurance Com Or
psny. Hartford, Conn. I
Columbusl Ohio lbs Co.NY. An
Mississippi Marine lns. Co. Bo
Chicago, Ill. Pa
Mutual Benef, Life lns. Co.
8 safes. N. Y. Co
Newark Mutual BENEFIT los. l.
Co. Newark, y. J. Sta
Providence Institute for Saw An
ings, Providence, r. |. In,
Long-Islsnd Rsilrosd Co. Tr'
Brooklyn, N. Y. o
Auburn and Syracuse Rail. BIZ
road Co. Auburn. N. Y. II
Schenectady Railroad Co. Boz
Schenectady. N. Y. o
Nashua and Worcester Rail \
road Co. Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

KEaIUckY.-The Wing Convention of the Id
District has nominated r. l.. WADpmL Esq an
able young lawyer Of HopkiDsvile. for Congress.
There were several competitors for the nOmiua-
ton bat it is said that the choice Of the Convention
viii give universal satisfaction. The District was
represented in the last Congress by JoHS II.
MoHEssr, Wing. 1t gave Clay lso2 majority in
1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

TUTaI. 7
In this table. Monroe Co. was reported incorrect
ly. Mr.. Whittlesey 259 too little, Mr. Rusgles Ii3
too much. The additions are made right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14

OsFHEAs F.NuY.-This talented company Of native 70
csliss sppear this afternoon and evening Anne
rcan AGsean 10 junction with variety Of other su
perb performances That great wonder Of The age. Mai
Edison, the living Human Skeleton 10 10 be visible shsou
out The day ard evening,