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FURNISHED Rooms Rent.-Mrs FILL has severaI
pleasant and newly furnished for rent (parlors
and chambes) well adapted for members of Congress or
other gentlemen being eigby situated Tenth street. be-
and streets, nearly opposite Col Peter Force
and but q lew yards from the Dec 3-3t
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A Farm for Sale,

TINE subscriber wishing decline farming will sell his
tanning los The Improvements consist Of house
containing ii rooms; servants house adjoining, with
good bank barn brick dairy; smoke house. and
corn crib. There 30 of wood land well with
thriving timber 900 fruit trees, nearly all bearing The
land in good conditions has been highly lined II
deemed necessary give further description those
wishing to purchase will view said property previous
purchasing. Terms accommodating. The stock will he
sold with the farm, if wanted.
Dec. S-3teod* GEORGE OYSTER
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| ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No 81, for 1877
To be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday the 18th Of De-
| cember, 1917.
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pOARDING.-Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania ave.
somey fitted up her house, prepared to acc ommo-
date MEMBERS with without their families, transient and
other boarders Gentlemen wishing to take meals only
can also be accommodates Dec 3--d2W
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DARLORs and Rooms, Handsomely Furnished are
i for gentlemen at Mrs. THoMPsoN's, corner of
and I4th streets. The house is but short walk from
Wizards, Hands, and Fulers Hotels and the State and
Treasury Departments.
Dec. 4--d6 Intel
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L1REE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES National Daguerris
Gallery, and Photographic Depots, established IN ss
and awarded the gold and silver medals four first prem
ums, and two highest honors at the National the Mass
chusetts the New York, and the Pennsylvania exhbu
for the most splendid colored Daguerreoypes and besR
paratus -.
Concert Hall, Pennsvlcanfa avenue, " ashingion op
wear RrOWm's Hotel. n
2O5 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Camp~'
Jewellery store.
SycamoEs street. Petersburg, Virginia.
25l broadway, New York.
10 Court street, Boston.
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
l76 Main street, CINCINNATI
broadway Saratoga Springs. -,
Portraits taken in any weather, in exquisite style
paIatus, Instructions, and all materials furnished.
June 6-tf
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DOARDING.-Mrs. WIMSATT'S house, situated on
- Pennsylvania avenue, Immediately opposite jackson
Hail. being dsengaged, prepared for the
Of of members of Congress, others visiting Wash
ington during the approaching session. Dec 3--d6t
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SOUVENiH FOX ls4s.-The Offering OF Bea"v'
~ present for all seasons, embeshed with eleven en-
cravings beautifully tinted IN colos the literary portion
the volume being contributed by Miss Milford Mary How
1T Miss Jewsbury, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. s. G. Hall, CaPmu
Price 81 30. This day received. f. TAYLOR
Oct, Fl
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(NOLORED SILK VELvETS.-Just received
" 30 pieces colored silk velvets, in every variety Of
shades, suitable for ladies' dresses, &c.
Also, pieces doublewidth black, Tor dresses, visi
NC.
pieces double-widh colored, superior quality
These goods direct from the importers and will DO
sold at the most reasonable prices
Dec 2--eo3t d. CLAGETT Il CO
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kIA FOR RENT-That desirable residence, together with
iIK the furniture therein, north, Immediately
west of Commodore Morrss formerly the residence Of
Mrs Commodore Stewart, and recently of the Chew
aer Huseman, charge datlaires from Austria The
adjustment has lately been put in complete repair The
property very elgiby situated and the furniture OF
best and most elegant kind. Persons wishing will
be pleased make application Richard Smith, esq
cashier of the Metropolis Bank, who duly authorized
make the necessary arrangements.
na,-l -
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Furnished Rooms In the First Ward Rent.
IA OF kitchen, if required, in the LIST Ward on
street, between 18th and 18th Streets the War Depart
ment Apply 10 b. Jos, Restaurant
Dec. 3
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ITO LlHTA house completely and elegantly furnished
and most eigiby situated in the First Ward.
Apply 10 Richard Smith, esq., cashier Of the Metropolis
Bank. Oct 26
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|VX7ANTED-A man servant, who come well recon-
w mended for industry, sobriety, and honesty Apply
at this office. Oct 30
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Bonds and mortgages real estate in the cities
the amount loaned thereon 1881, 7s7 10
civ Of New York I2O,575 40
Deposite in Bank of New York 1886 66
Cash on hand and in hands Of agents 5000 81
| S47O,35O 10
Deduct losses not vet presented payment 1000 90
Ne, accumulated find S463 $50 Is
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FazprNcxsBrRs June a. ls47
The Nsv-Orleans Pic.yune Extra, issued at
mon. 7th instant, announces the arrival OF the
steamship New Orleans from Vera Cruz, lst INST
She touched at Brszos on the 4th inst
Gen. Scott had left Jalapa at the head of six
thousand troops. Gen. Tsiggs and bis division en-
tered Puebla on the 18th II was not positively
known, bat supposed, that Gen Scott would ad-
vance on the Capital with bis present force Al
thentic news has been received that Santa Anna
had resigned the Presidency on the 2sth, bat II was
lot known whether Congress had accepted the re-
sienarion or not.
He took the step in consequence Of opposition
10 his views Of the defence OF the Capital and de-
famatory articles in the public prints. The Ame-
rican Army was generally expected at Mexico on
the l5th Of the present month, and but slight re-
sstance was anticipated.
Santa Anna commenced certifying Guadalupe in
person. and Moiicsezingo, near the suburbs but
unusual disspproba,ion was manifested, and hisre-
sgnation followed. 1t was believed that bis resig.
nation would be accepted and Herrera nominated.
About three thousand troops were collected at the
capital
Exciting rumors prevailed at Vera Cruz, from
Puebla to the effect that the citizens had risen up
on Gen Worth and cut of six or seven hundred of
bis men. The umor was in every mans mouth,
and much evidence given to support It. The Plea
yune and its Vera Cruz correspondent arc skeptical
The murder OF Col. Sour's party, officers and
men, is confirmed. wagon master and quarter.
masters clerk named Lsihrope, supposed to have
been murdered between Csmargo and Monterey.
are prisoners in the City of Mexico.
Suspicious are entertained at Jslspa Of an at
tempt to retake the place. Farther robberes have
been perpetrated between Vera Cruz and Jalapa.
and the Ranchero iorre on the route is estimated
at five hundred.
A private letter from Jalapa says that Col Law
renee, bearer Of dispatches and one Of his escort
were killed on the Vera Cruz road This doubt
less is a mistake for Sour
About eight officers and men came passengers in
this steamship from Vera Cruz and the Brazos-
Maj. Hammond Paymaster, a passenger died on
the Cd inst.
Later dates from Gen. Tsylors army bring no
thing important. The Massa ,husetts regiment had
started for Monterey. Wright was elected Colo.
mel, Maj Abbott Lieut.. Colonel and Capt Web
ster Major Of the regiment,
Part OF Col. Doniphans force had arrived at Sal
tillo The whole force was expected in a few
days Aspeedy movement Of Gen. Taylor on San
Luis Potosi was spoken of and expected daily.
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, June IA, lsi7
Messrs. GRAHAM h McMIcHAEL of the North
American have to-day completed sotstion with Mr.
Chandler of the Unted States Gazette by which the
Gazette passes into tho hand. of Me..rs Graham Nc
Michael and Mr. Chandler retires forever from the pro-
fe.,ion he hs. so well adorned full Of years and full of
honors The price paid for the Gazette ia $4,000 and
the purchase will make the North American only the
leading political organ (Which it already is
but the profitable and influential press In every
speet In the United STATES south Of NewYork The
arrangement will exeit bensscsi influence upon the
poitcs s.irs of this section and viii Psansy
vsnis to Wing and Wing measures sluost beyonds
persdventure.
The great Temperance celebration Of tomorrow oc
cupies the attention OF everybody today and the city
alive with delegates pouring in from al quarters. One
band of four hundred from New.York saw march up
from the boat this morning.
Judge r T Conrad chs political Editor Of the North
Am.rican) who was to have delivered the Grafton to-
morrow to the Sons Of Temperance has been suddenly
called to Cincinnati to attend sick aud perhaps dying
brother.
There have been sales of about $500 bb Flour today
Mss 37t for Western, and So 50 for Pennsylvsnis Of
standard brands and generally held at highest figures
sales boOO red Wheat 81 IS to g. and 1900 white at
81 05 10 be delivered 10 the week Corn has been ac'
tive sales 1900 bushels at 81 IL 10 81 20 for yellow
Pennsy vana-the market clio ing firm at highest figure
Corn Meal opened at 81 %, ana with ssles $500 obs
closed at IS 81 Rye Flour sales-held At IS Wits
ky sill dull, but change In prices Porto Rico and
Cuba Sugar, TO $50 hhds sold at 10 % per 10
Groceries generally inactive. No movement In proVi'
ions. Stocks very active to-day.
sALEs OF STooKs.-FrS Bodrd-$3OOO Pittsburgh o.
go 80, 100 Penn s.. g. 80 Reading s5ds. 3li 400 do.
b5ds, 3i; 100 do, 3ii 500 Bk. A. 100 su'q Csnsl
III; rs Lehigh scrip. sat; s9oOO Reading o. Isi
$1,000 DO, cash 7si l2N Gas, 1875 10 Ches & Del Ca
nal go 100 Vcksburg b5ds l2t Is Girnd Bk 49, 10
Vicksburg ut; 50 Norristown R. LAY; 80 Gtrard l3t
500 do, s5ds. l3t; 50 do l3t Penn BIZ, BIZ 5000
Reading 6s 7st 36s 42.l0O Lehigh IS, az 5000
g. 81. loot; 50 Allegheny Cop, ISL 100 do, TO- Ioo
Reading, b. 3li 100 Is. So 1851 1900 Oil ard 80
l3i
Second Board-lO0 Girsrd 1911 900 State Sc So 100
Reading. 81; 100 do b5 80; 1900 Lehish o.. "a JOY
Read Bds 75i 300 Susq Canal BIDS 65 2OOO state IS
50; 5000 d. I'd 90 100 do rw 50 100 Vicks lst -
Read 81, 700 Gr.rd Isl; 400 City Sc cap. "a ~ Aie,
ghaoy Coppsr. b5, l5i 50 Union Canal. 4s soy Read
Bi. s5s, 7ss 5000 DO 90 1000 State S. g 20 'ek'
l2i 1000 Texas Treas Notes l4i 10000 Loan os
o1. & p. LOOT 50 Morristown. lii 100 susq ut
800 Read BIDS, 7si 5000 State S. g.
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TIE AxrmcAy LOrA1ur.; or Biographical sLctcbe.

The AMERICAN LoYALI,rs, OF Biographical Sketches
OF Adherents TO the British Crown In the War OF
the Revolution. Alphabetically Arranged: With a
Preliminary Historical Essay By LORENZO -.
RINE. Boston Little & Brown. ls47. svo pp 7J3
This is an interesting and valuable contribution
70 American History made with su industry which can
only be appreciated by examination. One cannot turn
Mr. sabines pages without being ssonshed at the
sssiduty aud penetration requisite to bring together
such macs OF information from the barren and nesgre
where he had to resor, for ii He ba. given no.
tees of twenty Eve hundred different persons Who
in the struggle between the Colonies and Crest Britain
adhered, large proportion Of them from conscientious
motives no doubt to the side of the Mother Country
Many OF these notices are Of necessity exceedingly
brisf comprising often than the name and STA
ton OF the individual but many Of them on the other
hand are expanded into fall and well written biogr.-
piles.
In the preliminary Historical Essay the author sets
out with different view from that usually entertained
to the of the Revolution According TO Mr. ss-
boe 1t was not oeessioned BY Taxation without Rep
resen,siion bu, by sundry upus, and oppressive re-
suietons upon Labor These restrictions forbade the
use Of waterfalls the erection Of machinery Of looms
and spndlss and the working Of wood and iron; they
set the King. arrow upon that rOiied in the forest
tnaA cNk iOl Nosue hN0 usns ADD seized
sugar and molasses and the vessels 10 which these art
eles carried and they defined the lirIess ocean
bat path such OF the lands tia, {, en-.
hosoms wore the British hAgT Beside the develop
Of this 5es in clear exposition Of the facts ia re
lson the conditions OF Industry and Property in the
Colonies the writer gives sceount Of the political d
hcurss which existed the classes and divisions OF 90
Ciety snd the proportions which thess classes furnished
10 the parties 10 the consct The mode
ia which the LoyLsis treated BY their oyponeus
also handled IL lucid and striking manner we see
that the blame cannot ss;ly be attributed to one side
slone and hS; the Wings were oitsn guilty Of naictag
the extremes, outrsges upon the Tories The Essay
concludes with Of the Of the Low
ssis to ossAin compensation for the loss OF their prop
er;y and the mode IN which they hnAly ostAined it
The writer In conclusion ssys
While Intending TO b osi have felt TIA; might also
b generous The risn1s In the rsTolutonsry strife
are now twenty millions VI people ADd ssrong rica
add prosperous es 70 SPEAK Of tie oss IN terms
Of moderation
From this the spirit Of The book may safely be infer
red Its style though sometimes rather obscure Is ofssn
quite happy and ia sxisrnAls do ersdi, publish
srs Of 90 well established reputation IS Nssrs LiEts
Brswn-
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NEW JUDICIARY OF NETWORK.
Court of appeals.

jill =. III &c =
GREENE G BRONSON. FRFEBORN G. JE'VETr
ADDISON GARDlsERt CHARLES Il RUGGLES.
CL1t-CHAzLrs BESToS- deco
fNok-The above four Judges. and oiher four 10 Be
taken from among the 81 Judges elected 70 The Supreme
Cour; form the Court Of Appeals Court Of last resort
Thu, Judge Of tie above four vho has the shortest TINE
20 serve Ia to be The fret Chef Judge The Court OF p
peas will begin the exercise Of is functions On the 'a
Of July nert and any elk Of It's esLi Judges are to De
quorum to hold any term The Judges elected TO the
Cour. Of Appeals and Supreme Court srs 70 be ea'''
FED by lot mex, month oneogrh are to serve p years
one fourth u. onefoarh g.; aud the other fourth 3
years.
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New Publications

tS' The LASD OwSEK's Manual. containing
Summary Of ststute Regulations, 10 New-fors ONO
Indians, Illinois, Michigan. Iowa and Wisconsin con-
corning Land Titles Deeds, Mortgages, wills oil Real
Estate, Dsscer;s Land Taxes Tax Sses, Redempuons'
Limitations. Exemptions Interest Of Money and Usury
with Appendix containing the Constitutions OF the
said States BY BENJAMIN r. HALL, Counselor at Law,
published At Auburn by J. c. Derby & Co Octave PIP.
Az. This work Is intended to meet the general want
arising from inability 70 procure information concern
ing Western Lands 1t Is presumed that there are In
this City alone not less than 1000 persons who hsve lot
or more Of land a, the West and who. without this
book, ind difficulty IN sscersining what il required OF
them in respect to taxes sales. redemPton'' &c Sold
BY the Booksellers generally.
~ "OFFIcIUN EUcHARIsrUN Preparatory
O1ce for The Holy Communion with suitable Prayers At
the administration thereof. BY wILLIAN SEshiAS d D.
Rector OF Trinity Church" Is small work PrePar'
ed with great and with the AID OF precious mate
ais drawn for the most part from rare and curious
sources Published by Stanford & Swords l3s Broad
wsy.
"MAGSErIsa AND CLAIRyOTAsoE Expained,
Iaeleatsd, and Appliei Popular. Practical Irean'e
that ~iA instruc; Every Man and Wousn to become
Successful Msgaetsts By v WILSON, Prseutonsr"
B1rgess 4 SuiDger Price IS cents. Ths Is a compact
and original manual on the Choice, Management and
Capabilities Vi Subjects and contains iall INSTRUCTIONS
for the application OF the Magnetic treatment to Disease
sod for The development Of valasble ClsiFVoysnfs.
ILLUSTRATED BoIAsr."-Six numbers OF this
work have been laid our table II Il nAndsonely
printed and the Illustrations are well designed and col
ored TIE Editor IL DR. J. l. Coxsroex. vel known
the author OF several popular works on the natural
sciences Il Is pasIhed BY B. Il. Culver, lss sa'saast
CHiLDRES's BooKS.-ApPleton has Jasi issued
four iuls books Of fairy and other stories for
young ioiks By 70 less men than ALEXANDER DUMAS,
CEAKLEs NopIxH and OCTAVE FErlLLET. They are T.
lGsraEed VIE spirited wood sDsrsViHs'. and VII Be
found charming By their 1.-THE readers as they are In
struetivs
Y TEErH, their Structure Diseases, Treat
nsni illustrated By nanerOGs Engrsyinsa By IozS
BUKpELL Derriss" 10 treatise Of great precresl value
paoishsd By POWERS and wsIla III Eassssss
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d. THr AMERICAS AscHlrrcr."-Tais is the

% THr AMERICAS AacEirrcr. This IL the
tide of monthly publication Issued BY Ssxson' sOo
Broadway. for Jones & Newman, photographers, Fal-
ton toe OBJECT being improve the style OF architec
couutry residences No contains the design OF
tan Italian Villa BY R''eh Grey Of this City witt four
pls,es well executed The Wills garden 'front.' side eevs
,ioss sst and second story plsos with the detsis and
even the carpenters snd mAsons specifications Toe
price IL osly Is cents and 10 surely 20 im2ossi
bic bot that such periodical viii obtain wide circu
l.on add prove useful auxiliary toward the improve
ueas both Vi geniemess county seats and Of that rich
aod varied Americsn scenery OF which they form 90
pleasing feature.
rY- "TaE NATURAL HsrosY OF TEE GENT"
Is upe ute of Humorous lille book ass unpublished BY
Appleton from tho Esslish copy, with handsome ias
r.ons It's wit good enOugh to bear the hsnsier from
Esslsad % this osuntry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-15

TsE PrsriLkSok IN CASApA-Dr Douglas
Heath odi,sr below Quebec. wrote to Mr., Buchanan.
for the Information of the Mayor dated Crosse Isle
Jane z 90 follows;
Bat Of the 1000 900 that left this since sun.
day reset lsohsaad will fall where be.
fore tnr- weeks They ought 20 nave socom.
msdson Tor 20O0 sick, At -ssI in Montreal and Que.
DC as al the Cork and Liverpool passengers halt
dead from starvation sad wAnt bsfvs esoaykins sud
tho hast bowel comp amt which ~ with
change OF food hnshns them without struggle.
never saw people indifferent u lie They would
Continue ia the same b-r,h with dead person until
the s-.nen cspssn d,sgsed the corpse with boat
hooAs
Good God ! what evil will befsl the city wherever
they shghtf Hot weather will increase the evil
II Nov. give the authorities OF Quebec aud Montreal
fsir warning ire'n me faelc safety requires it,
The M,ntresl Herald OF saturday remarks:
Or Day.ss spprvheosions slrrssy iu Sled here
Our Nsr6e Hospital Is filling up f.s,236 patient. in II
,nis morn ng sni there L. ouly room fot 800 sheds
bring erected tho yscsnt ground aojaping that
baiis.og Several deaths have occurred in tbs Hos.
piSsl"
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ToMPKTNs co -Tohcial J
Sullivan CO

The Wing" OF last Friday had not got the
official returns, but gives the following msjorities
for Loco-Foco candidates
Co. Jrdge-Alpheus Dimmick, ia over James
F. Burke, Wing
District Attorney.-A. c Nven, 2o5 over c. V. r.
Luddngton, Wing
Supreme Court Judge.-John c. Wright, Loco, 81
over w B Wright, Wing
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valued a, $40 Before the testimony In this case wss
t.ksn the Court adjourned until this morning at IL
O'clock
Pulcs - Oaicer A ~. e.. Smith. Of The Lower
poee Court Yesterday srrestsd Wallace Parker. who
IA charged With being the proprietor Of three d-orosry
bcu.e. In Wsier,, He hsd hesrd Of complaint hav-
lpg been Lodged srsns, bin and MAKING his wy TO
pos,on when ,hs above vigilsnt officer picked bin Up
on hoard Of one q the Boston boats he was detained
20 sus~er..--Msry Metieo and susan "illAm' were
ve.erdsy arrested By ocer Rafferty, Of the sixth Ward
CHARGED with stealing t42 from stranger Desined 10
AnsgerA psi OF butter worth $40, W. yesterday
stolen from McFIisn, 81 Washington Market NO
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"JossrHus."-Unless we are misiniormed' the
works Of hardly any writer either ancient or modern
hsvs mad 90 extensive sale in this country those Of
Jo.eDhu. ihis has beea the esse with the wretehed
alton and poor print in which they have hitherto
oeen Issued it Ia not exrssssan' TO suppose mat bar
psrs new illustrated edition. translated BY Rev. l.
rHArLI, D. D will have an immense circulation The
srst number has hsss ssasd and looks sac prom iang
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Buslness u oIlres.

LONDON AND AMERICAN Booxs.-This Evening VIII
DO sold By ROYAL GURLEY a co. No. 3o4 Broadway
Of Duane ST. extensive and valuable collection
Of Books, consisting chiefly of English editions. Also,
share in New.York Society Library.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-15

rF TIE LADIES have, during the pas. season. dis
played much good taste IN The style and material Of their
dresses but 10 70 part thereof have they shown more
real taste than 10 the wearing Of the ehass and elegant
NsaPohtan Gosssnsr Bonnets manufactured BY Messrs
PATTrsoS Noe & Co % Delseesys:. They are gu.
pero bonne. certainly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-15

Miss Fox IN PIrrsBu KcH-A second telegrsphie
disp.sch yesterday afternoon received from Pitts
banxn sssnx that yoaas lady, answering the descrp
too Of Mia Fox In that place Mes'ures have been
t4kss BY der fstaer ascertain whether "a fact thar
hs daughter 10 there and II So he will Immediately so
for hsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-15

r Citizens and strangers on can twenty five per
cent in Boots, Shoes and Caters by purchasing them
of YouSo & JONES Ann-s,. near the Museum. French
Boots only u So Cash Gales aud small profit. Is the
true motto Iel5 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-15

AnEscAs AusIUa--TGis Is decided ore Of The most
aSfe-aoe aces ia ne eiIy ~ while away ses 10
tAs afternoon or eveang 10 addition he large eoec
tor u earoses wnic Il every day Increasing the n<e
tsus-Die managers eoctnnay getting hing pew Ia
te ~sy OF .nuse enis Tn. Orph.sns sDg OF their
sweetest pieces The Chspnsn FAM sne oners sppssr
10 laashaols f1cea Ths greatest and lasl wonder the
Living exeeioo. livery person should MIN tia. hey
may xaoS 10 what y shAdoS tho human form NAV De re-
dseed. Performance 81 AID O'eloex, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-15

0oLD Psss.-Auy style Of Gold Pen worth having al on
can be bought OF J. w. 0RrAros Co III Cedsrst (up
ss.) cheaper Than anywhere else. Common Gold Peas
rs cents warranted do, o. IS B-Every warranted
Pen has The makers o. ms stsm ned upon IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-15

RIcHELIEu DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENs.-Ttese
Pens are for sale BY SAVAGE. % Fulton.st and
where else in the city They the best pens In
" only He has other Pens from rs c.s to 81 So Pen
Gil included
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
"Isit Peace, Jehu 60
YEw YanS. TUESDAY JUNE IS

v.JH ~ 10 fgto7m,d that Ne Anrs no room 70
Dare 70, ne discussion Of ne questions he p7oPounds
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n Persons Wishing The Tribune LEFT q, their resid.
ence or at their places Of business viii please send
note through the Post Once or leave word a. tho deak Of
be publishing oboe.