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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
Me..r.. Barring Brother-' Circular.

LONDON, Friday, July T.
Referring 70 our advces Of the It'll inst we have to
remark that there no improved feeling az TO trade
generally The war between Denmark ana ffussla
seems likely TO terminate without farther ooodshed an
srrpistice for three months having been agreed to
Money continues abundant
The following are the few changes that have taken
place in our market since our last
coctrSEAL-2OO bags Mexican have been offered
pubclv nearly the whole bought in above their
value black ordinary fne 3s ID 70 IL ID silver mid
ding 10 good 3s Sd a 81 ed CoFFEE-rne only change
i an improved demand for native Ceyl0n, several tnou
ssnd having changed hands al pos Sd 5)s Cd CORN
The continuance Of brilliant weather for the harvest
renders everything exceedingly dull a. the Corn TX
change CorPER has fallen go per ton the present
price Of sheathng and Bolts Is I'd per ID Yellow Metal
I'D per b. CoTToS Is in improved request raI4t mas
advanced I'd per 10 at Liverpool yesterday the sales
amounted 10 1000 bales with very steady market
Ixpieo-The quarterly sales commenced on the lin
inst with small attendance and very languid oiddings
establishing decline Of 2i Sd per 10, compared win
the May sale on middling 10 hne Bengal the demand
has since improved for consuming qualities and defect
i've shpping sorts which realize last sale prices
while Kurpahs and good Madras command I'd 10 50 ad
vance thereon the ordinary and low sorts Of which are
chiefly bought in.
IEox is frmer-Pig Iron at glasgow has advanced to
46s for No l. Oms-Several small purchases Of LIN
seed Oils have been effected At 2s Cd per cwi for ex
port-the market is heavy. Rough TURPsNriNE Is not
worth more than g. Cd per cwt RICE about Cd per
cwt dearer. with speculative demand good white
Bengal sold today 2s and l2s Sd sALTPETRE very
fat end lower; 1900 bags were offered today refrac
ton of per only, 25s Cd bidt was all bought IN
sPlcEs-The sales have contained 30 cases Nutmegs and
10 cases Mace which all found buyers at previous rates
600 bags Pimenio OF with spirit at Jsd TO 81 pei
pound being Il ID advance. sUGAn-The plantation
market has ruled dull and foreign duty paid have de
cined Cd TO Is per cwt lO0Oboxes white Havana were
of sred yesterday bond but there were no bidders
TALLow continues dull Of sale The nearest price IL
44s Cd for ST Petersburg Y c. on the spot snd 81
for the last three months OF the year.
American stock investments continue in moderate
amounts In United States per cents new loan At %
per cent for delivery, with interest from let July
Ohio per cents in demand at - per cent No Nsw
York for sale
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TwESTY-FsRsT GREAT ANNUAL FAIR OF rHE
AMERICAN INsrIruTE.-By reference to advertise
in this paper, it will be that this Celebration
will open the public the third day Of October uezt
at Castle GdTdsa. We learn that the expenditures in
preparations viii be much greater this year than IN any
former Fair Beside covering the bridge. build
ing one hundred and my by twenty Ave feet will be
erected sppurtenAnt to the Castle, for the steamengne
and moving machinery which will give fun and fir
opportunity to see the operations. Al the last Fair
there was difficulty on account oi the machines being
crowded under the gallery
From al prospects there viii be sn immense display
OF Live stock at the Washington Droveyari, which
contains thirty acres snd every convenience for thou
sands Of stock
The Manufacturers, Artists SC, are At work pre-
pairing
The Fruit Convention is got up ~ the cooperation Of
number of the principal Horticultural Societies OF
our country.
Apprentices VIII take to exert their skill 10 the
urtermosi to win the premiums Of Fir Hsadrsd Dol
lars granted By the nsnrsie to them Premiums gen
erslly viii DO increased
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BY THE MIDNIGHT S0TTnERN NAIL
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

correspondence u Ast' A'A'"~
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, Juy2'
GOV. Johnston has selected Hon Townsend
Haines ESQ Of Chester Co his Secretary OF State
and offered the Attorney Generalship TO Hon James
Cooper question whether the latter gentleman Will
accept as his health is hrmly reestsblished The
same cause may induce him TO decline being candidate
for Governor Hon Alexander Ramsey of DsuPhin
will probably be Deputy Secretary.
Edward Evans a returned volunteer OF the Palsdei'
pha Rangers died this morning from the effects OF
bathing when IN an overheated state.
Flour remains without change with sales to extent
of 500 bbls at l5 to y. Corn Meal scarce at 80.
with sales 500 bbls Rye Flour quiet at 81 Wheat
very dull and tending down sales 400 bushels, AZ
1903 tor Western and los for prime Southern red Oats
dull Cotton hrmer since the steamers news holders
ask advance Provisions and Groceries without change
and dull Whisky 23l 10 -. Freights to Liverpool.
3l6d for Cotton 30s for bark and sgd for Corn Col
liers are in demand.
SALES or srocKs-Fbst BOard-7OO state 5s, ~
10 Mech Bank 2li l7sO Lehish Coal Scrip 'ei Az
Lehiqh Int 523 1000 L 5. 6s %. lOi Farmers and
Mechanics Bank 52l 70 Girard Bank. lOi
Second B0drd-750 Morris Canal, 10, 1000 Schuyl'
kill Nav 6s g. AT $500 do do a Ches Del Canal,
60 200 State s. 70 $50 do 75i
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LATEST DATES.
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st-pTsroR CouSr-Boforo Judges oakley and sand
6ftD eis oas- i't-aa ~ BIZ Nii,esa ID. so-i
T...,. " M...i-,,. ~ Cooperation. Il Ne,e Isrss
-ssr o~s sso ss.f 10, 'Pfa.ai = a. ili ~. safs o.
sa The salary g. sIt,o yr lh 1ot ssuet b. NJ,
90 th p-rsosr NJ VI te p-es'sn q ~ o-o- .erte ~
,~ar. forf conpItnf. alt gave r-gss uf Stu
A. fh~ t-,sos he suei % recover sSs t,l
@ !, -, -. on e M "a ,he .ia,foa aa, nss- b. -. y
~. C-ror.tos boua p5 hm Tie efe~ce nsnsusf
ais,pe'sd " MOI 80, ~ = -, -.
u 80 % ihs NJ eutsred upoa ihs .i'a - las
Eiss-s s,s-fsn e 81 ~. H,ra.s K,-y or -.
X 20 Be kns The Court o'e7faed no ''7'iAr' Nes fs
Nsf,aer J,ssaaf Psf wpay W., faa'-' ed Rsf Ne,
fsOn purchase u cotton shsfe tsisi hst bssu s.
.. 10 3. delivered tu. -r. elo 70 =.
co,ion md ch,re storage Previous q tie ~ taf' ~ saa
~hch place pre ne coert ooa..r,
absolute sac 'i NAT he o'' must fall iron 'hs PaAa's
Js'a \ fas az Bro. zs..r,,. ", = s,,,ss. . 80.
,uns nss samed soubsr cers he rnpo, neat ,cos
aSJ- Nr W Ia VI q bes aau,e Of sssisa % Ok. -.
translate D.. s,ie,, g. sIse 'hpueai Of soon a. 1,.
Grassa Naiar, 60 lot whsE NJ Ahnaa Of ~ sra
suscf h.yH hs 81. q 'sns ,o1s,a A a. e '.,as -
hogs~ Nes e, Of sa1 ~ss e. ?, - Il, IN, w ~ =, 81
Of requiring nr m'n 20 eve % - os q asas ~.
refused and alton Of pesa erousnt ~nsn - jan GIVE
for new ,r NE Court consd,r bat NJ Ahmaa ,su. IA.
souber 90, the 'he cotton ne .e ss .'r.
Nr " - he point that NJ Altman bad ngi uas 10
At 1897 hun he hes o. ~ -
atmf have lst that The Nofts i'fl r-soi
the party bad believe The lotr Of ne s III,
sn e the -g. ownerJatgnsni hr galtf Ncorsat q ~
verdNt
Ta,rress mn sd- yAa Bra.r Resrs- ~ ~, C,s- H.
Slc Oh" amount 81 Ss~a~
"a the COMPANY bat retlu-d 90 hu b. TIE Trustees fef
,ence open ay note ~hch ao,h a
beea earned suggested that he note ~hh
having appear tie published stairnf' sa4 esss
No HI 10 AZ "a, snt ole,
a., havax beeu gwen Which afforded 22' votes NJ ri al,
M. rty other gentlemen gv de not.s elected ls.
70 that Mr. Hi meant % commit irAui t-,
fIa b. Z
view OF the Tor The ia, o
the Trustee ha8 uo reht ,s up and he ksstrf satoni
20 pursu- urs found bons hie peuam sie 40
gave favor Oi he lteeef he Court 'se' no
disturb verdict tie port that he nt- Shhh NJ
odsf endorsed ~. makes tferere IN hai
b-~r required n-soabs NJ IA Wouf have ese1 ccnp
hy Court of 4uity 10 endorse New trial tsli-d-
crosby ads Jean Brsr, hscsirsr a-lhs a.,
note the points aW presented The JAP ksi
Tor the r.,ser saying a the case Of NJ h, va ~
policy premium note and such tho Trustees hai NJ n5h
/ sfys i up New tris denied
Dsni. ~ Carke Jge, rAayD. PHbiis fi@ialssii-.-
Clam m attorney and counsel the estate oi Nhols Autr,
who The referee reported that nothing tusc NJ
| L Motion 20 set aside report denisd
~ ~ SizrsoH sds. John o. NHsdbHfy <d"iHif'4fsr So
Faleorsr Dernd-g ~. TAs Pssp,Jadsn-n, hr g,ars
demurrer
Sl~5sef p Chaas q, o. shsps Iasrare, cs-ys-y-
Judgment. ior PLAINTIFF The princpe q partial los.
Sgsirs Danny adj. tai'a BaHk-Jui.neat cr fls,s 81
tenuuec
denied
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Passengers In the steamship Enropa' ire"
Liverpool.


To Bo.ton- Mr.. g B. Leech, MssD Howard Miss pear
Miss Winkemsn Mrs. winkensn, Miss Farmer, NJ so
Mr.. Pei Mr. and Mrs Mccall and ehld' Aessrs braiiol'
: Ward. Jr W. Pekman. Z. Hodson' q ssymAn T. o
Lorng J. singens, H. p. Berens. P. / Homer H. y
lee n. Fsrman. : y. Aiken, @. Fox A scheaef' v
Cushing. Rev B @. Estes and lady MI Macquea'n'
n5~.se Mr Beach Lonr.ure J. Moieu, W. Palbei'
W., mserea- z walker q. Vespres, R " Emerson y
Carer. Appleton P ?. Smith, Mr. Cochran, Wm Gay
,c, y A Calvert J. Amosi. James Shields, Mr. Doug hi
and adv. W Holman. W Inghs, W. OFsheny' Z ..
string. B. Ad emain. W. PundfoTd, w. J. Wesioner' j.
Brent W McCrome To Halyaz-Mr end Mrs. McI a.
INN. Mr.. and Miss Brown. Mrs.. Hutton, Mrs "ilam'on
Mrs Wood Messrs. Acton, AuhOny' Hastings IliAp-eA'
Bergen. Bescher, Knapp, McCanes ana servant %"
Calder Mi.s Shannon
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~ Persons wishing The Tribune lef regularly their
residences, al their places Of business either In New
York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Wilhamsburgh Newark
will please leave their address the desk Of the Publishing
Once send by note through the Post Office. The price
The Daily Tribune 10 those who regularly ii from
our Carriers Is q Cents per week
Country subscribers for the Daily s. per annum) T., -,
Semi-Weekly. - E. IN a1-
Weakly .-.-.. " y VINCE
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~ Mas. KIDOFR-whose Cholera Cordial b. saved
more yes sud llevaed pain thar any other ned
cine ever di.covered-has SET up elegant carriage
10 crafty the indulgence of her TO make
oseusuous display Of her wealth but 10 carry relief The
distressed healing the sick, vigor TO the weak, and
ry 10 the strong II Is beautiful vehicle, from the hands
Of slade Wilton, decorated by Hops Nichols May
wheels grind tho lis Aesh Is heir to into the
EARTH and leave man and pure and blooming
they in Eden before hey ate enough to hss
constitutions Boston Post
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LETTER FROM GEN TAYLoR.-We find the fol
lowing, the latest, letter from Gen. TAYLOR in
Yesterdays Boston Atlas. II was written TO
Gen. Green, formerly OF Texas, and author Of the
History Of the Mier Expedition. letter. precise
" similar. we see noticed IN Carlisle, Pa. paper.
BATON ROUGE, La July II, ls4s.
SIR Your very friendly and acceptable letter OF the
18th utmo inviting me TO visit your quarter of the
country during the approaching Presidential canvass,
and kindly offering the Inequalities of your own
house during my stay among you, has been duly
received.
regret that il will be quite out OF my power
cent this hospitabe invitation have recently been
assigned 70 the command OF the Western Division of
the Army and this fact alone would prevent my esy
ING this section OF the country without due authority
But Independently OF this consideration, must &C
knowledge that disspprove of the prsctice-now gen
orally followed by our candidates for the Presidency
OF travelling through the country previous 10 the cleo
ton and hope therefore that my friends vii excuse
nae for not adopting Il myself.
In the high ana important outy OF eiectng tnc unuc
Of his Government every American citizen should cast
his vote unprompted and unsolicited by any one and
sincerely trust thai such least may be the as
far as ! am concerned.
With nv sincere thanks for your many expressions
of high regard and interest and Tor the interesting IN
formation conveyed in your letter,
remain. sir very respectfully. your ooedient servt
Z. TAYLOR
y. c...s t.,o,,e. PIN. n-.f Bosto, M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

" The Syracuse Journal talks good deal
At The Tribune without saying much, and has some
thing to say OF somebody dn Syracuse we infer who
after getting al he on; OF one psrty,beng sregu
lar sppesnt for all the plumber going - bolts over to
he enemy critical moment in hopes OF higher pay,
&C. &c We doat know much Of Syracuse politicians,
but il strikes that this language will apply better &c
some other one Of them than to Mr. Charles B. Sedge
wick, at whose head the J5Gasi aims It However
the people out that way will know.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
GREELEY 4 McELRATH.

II ADVERTISEMENTS intended for Mondays paper
ought be- sent in before O'Clock this evening tie
publication Office OF THE TRIBUNE j. not open Sundays
No ad vertsemeni Of immoral offensive admit
ted-nor any theatrical advertisement where females are
admitted into the Theatre unaccompaned by genemen.-
The ambiguous advertisements VI quack doctors find
place in the columns of The Tribune any price,
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FoRsIoS NIws.-We shall have our Foreign
Mail this morning, and shall give full details Of the
ls,es, intelligence from all parts Of Europe with
extracts from Irish papers, in this evenings
Tribune. Nobody but CAVE JOhNsoN couI' Keep
Boston and New York - hours apart we ought
70 have had the Foreign Mail last night as the
Steamer arrived At Boston before yesterday mail
left for New York.
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" sAtNDERSs DREssfSC CAsEs. F.Scy CuTLtnAso
TOILET ARTIoLEs a. Ia Broadway, Of Lioef9.
sni S7 Broadway The subscribers respectfully can ~
attention Of ihs public 70 their collection q toilet sr
"hlch Ia point OF variety 10 not equalec N the cry n
were selected " h the greatest regard 10 qua snc -
cases warranted Their assortment OF fancy cuuety 90
braces ali the latest styles OF Rodgers Sons pefxh-
anles button hooks and other articles for toilet ass, 49,
OF which have never been before imported PorAoie
ing OF the subscrbep manufacture iness =
Of tho compact fonns containing usefai sfeos
the best qasy they acknowledged Gy ue'sihns sos
t.emen 10 be superior TO thoss imported,
jy7 g. q. SAUEDERS& SONS, i7 ed ~ breeaws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

ELEoANr HoUsFHoLD FuRNiTURE--A. j. BtEtcEf,
viii sell This day. at 10 o'clock lS8 Eleyenh. between
Broadway and Unlversiypace, the furniture IA the house
among which Is cottage suite Of bedroom nruiure and
small library OF books Catalogues can be had At the sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

~ The lightning last night monopolized the
Telegraph, which leaves Us without our usual
Washington report aud without fuller Particu lars
Of the Foreign News We ought 10 have had the
Yeas and Nays in the Senate on the Compromise
Bill Why were they not transmitted before 'ne
storm commenced There was the whole day 70
do II 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

TIE TRIBUNE IN PHILADELPHA-Srangers in Phil.
adelpha will find the Daily Tribune at Zeibers News
Room, or they procure il from the news boys in
the strepta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
For The Tribune.

CRY HALL BELL.-What Is the reason '''
,l-,, hell eanno, be frsd srrci' or the eiaPPer On
.wivel and thu. let the hammerins be done equSny
!. .rognd preventing fracture from the unequal s',s
rrosvced by hsmmering one spot all ne 'hie n,'
Wv csnpot the hammerng be done with So. II ~.
In .iead OF metal hammer either On ZION
now WIZ you % - -. ~ ohiige Mr..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

~ WEDDING CARDS, Boxes for Cake, Envelops. We'd.
ding Waters, Silver Cord, &c cheaper than any oheros
In the city, att. EyERDELLs Premium Engraving Estsb
shment 500 Broadway corner Dusne-st Is, square sovs
Stewards Marble Store iy1 &wsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

IL The fact that many large fortunes have beel made
in short time from small beginning. by those who have
advertised extensively Ia the spspers OF the county
conclusive evidence that the power Of the pres may bs
sdysnla geousy applied 10 business v r. PALMS. bis
Office IN The Tribune Buildings, Is daily receiving sdye
sements and subscriptions for tho paper. Of he
try, far and near.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

- \ Newspaper Store has been opened at "a
Fourth.avenue, near Twellthst) by Mr. Thomas Me.
Ginnis who will have all the current papers daily and
weekly promptly and constantly for sale. Mr.. NJ is a
poor man who seeks to live by honest attention TO his
business aud we hope he may succeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
By telegraph to the Nsw.YOrk Tribune.
THE TERRITORIAL BILL PASSED:

wAsBISG1oN Thursday. July q.
The Senate continued in session all night pend
ing the discussion Of the Territorial bill On
taking the vote this morning. there were 80 in
favor to p opposed to the bill, on which the o''i
was declared passed. and the Senate adjourned Al
7 O'Clock A. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
LATER from Venezuela.

Bythe arrival of the brig Elizabeth FELTON,, Capt
EIpRIpoE, 10 days from Laguayra, we are furnished
some later news Gems Morino and Castilly of the
Government party had surrendered at Maracaoo, anC
were permitted to at liberty on condition that the,
fight no more against Gen. Psez. All their arms anC
ammunition were taken. Gen. Psez was every mo
,nent expected at Curacao: but President Monaga
seems to be nowhere and everywhere. IL is impossi
bic to keep track OF his motions.
Prom Curacao we learn that NJ. Pima, member OF
the last Congress, who has twice already beaten I'M
troons sent against him. with his forces had taken III,
P.rS OF Guria, entered Maturn and was msrchin.
with more than thousand men for Caracas Bus,
ness had been extremely dull but was somewhat reviv
ing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

- No place Of amusement Is aged more adici0sy
than the American Museum Such a collection Of pnosi
ties be found nowhere else In the county; bede
which, look At the immense number Of living attractions
To be there and the character OF the LeclueRoom
tersinmens and Il is wonder that this establishment
enjoying such OF prosperity
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M A X n led .

90 ne 18Th us hy Rev Isaac Ferns NJ STEPHEN IOrSs
BEhf. % Ne NARGAREI DEvALcoURT a.uxbtef Of NJ,
Chan-- D>vslcour' az 0f lis CITY ~ ~
% Ihsrsisy IL 7ih ty Robert yesrnf. NATHAN
III NICHkN j. T. Army FANNIE eJe-t da.zht. ID n.
ate Judge krtland u tho Cfy. ~ -
In BasvEs On Tie 1h MT M Jim r. Dean 70 Ne. c.c.o.
gos1 both y bun.o VI Asrf W Russell d Buaalo 10 Ms aso
knyon OF Batavia 1872 ~ - 'n
L. Ahsay, th- - INST By Rev Dr. wytoa Hu.., E.i Y
Ho p fl1e o-l-r1. oo-es heleaa Van N..a. J. of Hot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

~ We understand that injunction has been applied
for against the New-York and Erie Railroad Company for
violation Of their Charter consequence of their usuiDs
the steamer New Haven IN opposition to private ndlvass
They are TO show cause Monday why shou1 rd
he granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

,PT Capt. Barker OF the schooner Herculean
from St. Domingo says that the blacks aud their op
pononts were fighting when he left The state of tbs
country worry unsettled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

PEAsE's DYsESrERY CoNPoUsD.-Thlsl 10 q valuable ned
cine for the Of dysensry and Bowel complaints w
frequent a, ibis Is Tree from desssnsrs ~
edies and can be taken BY persons o. all ages viii per-
feet safety For sale by RusHTos CLARK Co no Bf'so
way and 10 As,of. House; H. JoHssos, rs Brosdsg'A
B d SANDS, 100 Fulson-sL corner William. Orders s7-
Piled above. jyl5 90
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sAsDs's sARsAPARrLLA-The exposure and irregulwry1
diet which are necessary concomiisnts of many krs
business fruitful OF calsneous aud glssau
diseases Persons subjected 10 such exposures and s
larnes frequently experience swengs Of the gsndsaHs
neck and chest and sometimes these break and give
troublesome and unseemly ulcers, called scrofulous 10
other instances, obstinate nammaons Of tbs eyes
ears, and erupions Of the head, are the consequence
Those individuals whose occupations render them pecry
liable to such diseases, who have a constitutions yds
position thereto viii find sAsDss sasspsnls an adsshs
preventive, or fihey actually suffering under thss
any similar malades. speedy, safe and certain remsy
boe taken occasionally viii generally keep The skh Ter
aud glands clear Of disease, and regular VIII VIII
equal certainty, remove iin already developed.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. SAD.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton corner OF WEE
s 7s Broadway, and n East Broadway, New.York ~
also by Duggsts generally throu hout the Urited sxs
Pnee VI per bottle, or six bottles or S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

~ Mr. WIN. : Robinson, recently associate
editor Of the LorH Courier, has gone to assume the
editorial post in the Boston Whtg.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NiBLo's, AsroR-PLAcE.We call attention ~ the nos Of
talent presented al this elegant resort night Comedy.
Opera Comic Pantomime and brilliant Dancing, embracing
the of n Pscide Rose Telbin Mise Bnenr. Man
vers the Lehmans. Marzer aud lie. Adelaide Such
array Is seldom the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

Foss's copocsp ExrRAeT o. YsLLov Door AID Sal
s,PARLLA.-Is own works proclaim H. Health hss 70
turned.
To all 50 fortunate to have used this now eeebrsei
Compound
For your own good be less iuaasnced by hshsupdng
advertisements and apply to your what experience o.
tested oy The most eminent praeauoners hes pointed ou
the rescue from Dl,esse, which is Fosss c,Mocsp '
YELLOW DOCK AND sARsArsRLLA
IL outves 10 strength elk every other preparation
and IN virtue Is perfect
II nsures complete digestion tranquil feeling, good Is'
night, clear head and contented mind BY ~ oees
sona use the feeble, the neryousy defeats even 70 ~
most shattered constitution may acquire not only physea
happiness but prolonged existence.
It's use would save THOUSANDS Oh DOLLARS Loaf monc1
through uncertain health and consequent cessation Of bas
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by GsoRcf FOES
Pharmsceuts 1893 spriBg-st one door from suivspsf-
Also for sale by A. II. Cough Il Co. ls Fultons 10
Beeckerst and East Broadway aad Markets. NY
Pnce 81 per botfls ak bottles for IS. All orders fra
the country with cash ncosed viii be promptly for<ua'd
| by express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

~ RicHELiEU DAMoSD-PoISTED PINS, sold byE B
WATSON Co. are the best and cheapest In uss. Pors
warranted for five years Also, Gold Pens Of ever d.
scnption, wholesale retail al reduced prices aolP~s
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