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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

CoRN. &r.-Best Western Canal Flour rs 6d n
2ss per Dbl Richmond and Alexandra 27s rs
sd Philadelphia and Baltimore, 27s 21s cd; y
Orleans and Ohio, POS a 2ss Canadian. 27s n 2ss
L : and Canadian Sour, 2is sd a 25s Oh. WHEAT
u. : and Canadian per 20 lbs. White and
Mixed. IS and IS Sd Red, 6s sd Is al. lNDIAN
CORN, per quarter, 9Os a 32s cd. ISDlAS MEAL.
per bbl l2s 6d lis. BARLEY per 90 lbs. IS s.
81. OATS, per IS lbs 2s Is Sd. OAr MEAL, per
$40 lbs 22s 23s RYE, per 60 lbs IS a IS Sd
PEAS. per 504 lbs 2ss a 32s, quoted duty paid
The statements Of serious failure of the potato
crop in Ireland are false partial appearance OF the
disease has been detected, but not with the extent
% cause serious alarm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
Caussidiere's Apology.

The number of prisoners at Nincennes Is 67--35
individuals are under arrest in the Hotel de Vile
Advices Of the 18th state that things begin to as
sumo the aspect of civil order The walls have
been placarded with an Apologize manifesto from
NJ Caussidiere IN which he defends his conduct by
declaring that a Republican Police cannot adopt
preventive measures, and that his functions could
only be repressive He wrote on the morning OF
the 18th 20 NJ Pagnierre, Secretary OF the ProWs'
onal Government apprising him that the demon
straton about to be made would be perfectly tran
gull thathis agents were at the head OF the move
nent and that he would be responsible for the re.
suit The Executive was not, however, wholly
tranquzed. but made fewer and less important
preparations, scarcely expecting an attack.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
Pn-.eneer- in the stcrm.lllp Ningal

r. HaHN Mr. ,ri No B 1v ili li, Mr. Means. ,i's Fenour
Mr. opreaem children ial n1nc Mf aat Mr. A. r-i.oa @
dren m female servants No rimi1 r 'nl Mrs Jackson. rt
sd nurse Richards Crk Isb-1 Warren. i Rutherford
Mr Bsn5riee Booth VT Graham Consul stockholm. Mr.
Armour VI Brock Yr Doushe bearer 81 dispatches
London Mr. Den1c0 Mrs oims.rorth and roo clren,
Ms Cosrn Debsrsns John Fasn Jr. N KApirk. VI e.
wards Geo Miller Rev Mr Mitchell Nr end Me- spesr-is n
Halfar-N 'nl NJ Ca1ln. " Hel-y. NJ Thompson. Lieut.
Buxton Com Hal y NJ Ay- csr k,mgon lady 'ni female
servant Frav Hobfr a. B5,'oHM ,li N-s Atsasoa Lee
W Turning Hon uns.is cip' He't'ron Stevenson. VI
p,-f-- \ L W-.f Nr Michel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

bales. Of which 10000 were American 1000
bales have been taken ty spectators. ard 25-0
for export.
The estimated stock at present in port is 10000
bales. AGAINST 51l goo ar the corresponding period
last year. O this stock the American quantity j.
100000, against 1000. Although operations by
manufacturers show q slight hesitation, an amend
Ell feeling is displayed in speculation and export.
The sales today amount 10 about ;,0)0 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
Arrest aud imprisonment of the Conspiraiors

Paris was, throughout the night OF the i'ih'
pretty tranquil. $4,000 National Guards had passed
the night under arms in patrolling, but no Incl
dent save one that could be characterized as violent
occurred after nightian The exception was at the
Headquarters of Citizen Sobrier whose house No TO-
in the Rue de Rivoliexacty opposite the Tuillenes'
WAS entered by the people and the dronen and the
National Guards His own body guards OF Mon.
taqnqrds were seized disarmed and ANONYMOUSLY
kicked into the strect-his bureau and private
apartment broken into-hs papers torn or burnt
the furniture IN the premises was smashed and
strict search made for the citizen himself, who Tor
tunately for himself, was at the moment on the
other side Of the water.
Three National Guards were killed during the
ARRAY at the Passage Moliere and another was very
seriously wounded at the corner of the Hotel dc
Vile itself The man who shot him was lmmedi-
ately arrested. vast number Of prisoners was
arrested, among whom were Sobrier, Raspall, Ca
bet. Albert (ourrier) lately member OF the Pc
visiona Government Toulin Sasset ie maHrc
boquet. Thore, Barbes, Hubert, Courtais and
Blanqul. The National Guards seized upon Gen.
Courtais stripped his epaulettes of his shoulders
and carried them as trophies before them.
NJ Caussidiere, the Project Of the Police is inn
phcated in the affair, and has been dismissed
Seven,y-Gve Of the body guard kept by the clubbst
sobrier IN the house Of the Rue dc Rivoh, No lsl
were arrested IN the same house. A large quaint
~ of arms and ammunition were found 1t was
announced that the Guard called the Noptag a0rds
was disbanded Persons who were IN the room
with NJ Barbes were also arrested and conducted
10 prison. These arrests arc said 70 amount to at
least sixty.
On many persons were found pistols dagger',
and On some letters from the chiefs Of the plot The
First Legion of the National Guard, which IS the
most arstocratic IN Paris, was the most ardent IN
favor Of the National Assembly. 1t was the Due
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

I
ton bv the Health Officer. every vessel from foreign
port having Passengers. and every vessel having had
during her passage any OF small fONi Or lecvu7 OF
aglOu- dlscase-arrIvlIg al any unef
AL vessels from any port, the ordinary passage from
which they must pass south Of Cape Heuopen-aruving
between tie ST.. DAY Of May and TIE lsfl day Of October
And all vessels from any place ilcuing lsa1i- h Asa
Africa The Mediterranean. from any oithe Nes lua'
Bahama Bermuda Western Islands. or from any place 10
America IN The ordinary passage from wmcl uey pa,s
south of Georga-amving between tie lst day OF Apn
Tel i'm A b. WHITING. Health Oficer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
A Wing Voice from New-Hampshire.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

CoNconD, y. II May 80, Isis.
Horace GREELEY, Esq. Deqr SIR. II remains
to be seen whether or not the Wings have talent
and tact sufficient 70 secure the election Of Gen.
Cass to the Presidency | think they can accom-
plish It to q certainty by nominating Gen Taylor
Tor that office and Tins l fear they viii do
New England cannot pledge, with any certainty,
a single electoral vote to Taylor, in case OF his
nomination. unless | much misudge the feelings Of
the mass of the Wings. Yours. ID : L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
THEE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the steamship Niagara.
couurETE OVERTHROW or THE
s0ysPfRACY ~ PARIS.
ARREST or 200 CONsPIRATOR~.
LOUIS BIANC's EQUIVoCAL POSITION.
LANARTINE'S POPULARITY RESTORED.
STATE OF THE MARKETS
By telegraph 10 the New-YOrk Tribune.

The steamship NIAGARA, Capt Ryrie, which
sailed from Liverpool on the goth ult reached Bos
ton Yesterday about 10 o'clock, A. NJ and the wires
Immediately commenced tcegraphing her news to
this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

SAp-The steamer New-Oreans at New Or
leans from Vera Cruz brings the sad Intelligence OF
the death by drowning Of Commanders Harris and
Pincmcy OF the Navy They were drowned on the 18th
ut on the bar Of Tupan by the upsetins Of boat In
our Telegraph Dispatch Of yesterday these gentlemen
were reported a. Commissioners Harris and Pinckney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
I,edru-Roiljn seized.

The students of the Polytechnic School turned
ont at the first report OF the insuTection, and
placed themselves at the disposal OF the Execu
tive Government When NJ. Lamartine and NJ
Lcdru Rohn went TO the Hotel dc Vile on the
18th the latter, having advanced few steps be-
fore NJ Lamartne, was arrested by the second IN
command at the Hotel de Vile. NJ Ledp Roll
I'm having strongly protested against this, the Off
Ger answered, Il arrest you because your name
is in the list of the pretended Government that has
been proclaimed
NJ. Ledu Rollin then ahgh;ed from his horse,
when he was joined by NJ Lamartne, who sad he
would be answcrabe for his colleague.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

CONGRESSIONAL E1EcrIoN-Atthe special cleo
ton held on the 22d and 23i instant says the Columbia
g. c. Telegraph in the Pinckney Congressional Dis
ric for Representative in Congress, to i'll the vacan
CT occasioncd by the death Of Hon. James 4 Black II
H. Thomson Esq Of spartanburg ha. been elected we
understand bv @ D. jrity of $50 votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

tify OF NcW-N OrIi.-NeV-l 9fH, My y %. ~
annual meeting Of this Association for The uasacon Of is
mess Will be held n National Han = ala-' On MONDAY
the lh dav Of June next 81 o'clock, VI and AZ O'Clock
r " on tie same dag and te sarne place an elecuon
viii be held for y Managers and Inspectors OF EeclOl
Ar oi the Bylaws OF sad Association Is entitled 70 vote
By order Of tie Board, 49,, -
BEEJAeilN tAAA4 >-eF~tary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
THE SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By telegraph TO The Ncw-YOrk Tribune.


BALTIuOREl FTldlyl juno =
The ra,ouof to-day editorially rlorhes over Che
Democratic Republican General COMMITTEE feso'u
So. and claims that the Barn1urners coming over
ia co,,e. and swectens them finely Baltimore sends
90 pelera,es 10 the Philadelphia Convention. Great
p-.psraf.ons are being made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

de Moncly who arrested Gen. Courtas. The
sword OF Cen Courtais wos carried by the First
Legion in triumph through the streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

~ Jenny Lind.-The reputation 81 ms al'i,is .isls
Clam Il now osfab he'd ron -houf fhe world and every
bodv i gazing on these stars o.. mighty magnitude eX-
claiming Hoy bn- ht We SHINE beware OF any mai mas
oriv be hsf sf LOCKWOODS, All Broadway, ; Raynor,
rs Bowery fr.t Agents.. Also al ~, o. - roadway
~ c,-r ROADWAY and F0ureenth-st 55j B0weTy II
Aven1s ID ~ H0lson; - Hudson, 10 Eighth-aveuue
cor Beecser and Charles so Greea"eh 10 snih-aye-
rue. and al The Principal Or-ce, ls Nassau.si
gro4.Eivn-Nr. HAYES $50 Fulton. A. VI Wilder. Isl
El..nn a D Ave- clr. Alaluc and Hclry- myI eodl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

DLINDNE-S CURED without an opsrsion.-Dr.
DWM FIELDS co. Ocilisfs sud Physicians, respect
fully inform ts citizens Of NewYOrk, that they have taken
Office Ia Warenst No II, where they will attend 70 all
Kinds Of diseases OF The eyes IN successful manner such IS
rear-sghtedness Of al kinds amanros opacity hIt Gaia
racis Inflammation and granulson Of every description
All you that have despared OF having your sigh resioei
come no charge for examination Arical Eyes inserted
DR. WIN FIELDS co.
Remember warea.st No n, my2i I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
SCHOOLS.
TARRYTowN INSTITUTE,


Select Boarding school Tor Boys, az larry uwu, n I.
A. NEWMAN. PRINCIPAL
THlS lNSTlll rlON : pleasantly situated one,ihrd OF
mile north OF .le village ncsr the spot on which MAJOR
Andre was taken. ana ahor flf mile from Tie steamboat
landing and Hudson River railroad The buildings are vel
calculated Tor the purpose having ample play ground, &c
Ia TINS lusftuluu young gentlemen VIII be lorQu- lily n
siuce 10 al the branches 0f an Enl sh and CLASSICAL eu
c1fOnrcCuise for Commercial pursuits entering College
The discipline VIII De mild and parental, Yet efficient. cal
cu.aed o excite aud please, rather tan 10 cnranss and
pcnicN the mind. and no pupil VIII De- allowed to pas
through his sniICs until Do has thorough and practical
know ledge al, the s1me and every attention vii hc paid o.
tll.r manners, morl.-, and intellectual m. ruyemenL
The Principal having been more tiu twenty YEAR slc
cessrIy ENGAGED Boz bis profession. iccs himself fully com
potent 20 give perfect satisfaction 90 those who msy patron
lie the Institution.
There are two terms in the year. each = weeks
The summer = ERIN commencing fhe FIRST of May, and
The Winter on the first of November though fo.ars may
bee admitted any me hu' uof Ter less period han one
term. wiuufa special agreement Ilepucc of Board ana
Iulnn. including washing and me1fug for 'le >ui n'rt
Term, l. iIou SIS to and the Winter Term from go o
SIS, according fhe branches pursued pas able u a rarcc
REFERENCES
Tarryi0wn-Rrv. Joseph Wilson j " Scibrer. MD
Rev. T. Chanherln. Rev &. n. ludcIhlL New. ora
Cy-Rev. Bishop r. : James ID d. Rev B. Cretgh. Pastor
VI. 2 Church Acnst. Rev. g.. II. Fisher Pastor Ouch
Church, Broomest: Rev. c. Coles. ~ NlbeuY-sis Rev
Y r. Brown. Pastor W. r.. Church Greeue-st Rev a.. :
Browne. 30 B1nd-si Rev ID W Clark. Pastor p. Church.
SIlyan-s, Rev ). CoHcD Pastor tst Bapu.t Church.
BuOme-,t Rev a. v AWoman. Pastor ". r. Church
Belorl-st. Rev Remington Pastor OF Baptist Church,
SfaniOust New Haven. CL-ReF. Jos Law myl6 ueOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
rT,HK PATENT AsTOR iCR DREAM EsrAB

L LI>HMENT and Saloon, Il open a. i69 Csnal-st.
the large mansion house, between Hudson and Nack
For manufacturing, Al wholesale and retail fine and ce
cOus ace for gardens, saloons steamboats, excursions,
pic-nics, private families, &c.
The proprietor viii spare neither pairs expense IN rem
dcnng their Saloon sfcuy geniee where ladies' and gen
uenen may regsle themselves with Ice Cream and othef
refreshments All orders punctually fulfilled myl6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
BOOK TR
A Nav SONG BOOK.

a NLW oONO bVOhs
Two THE LOVERS OF GOOD SONGS-Jus published,
l 1v TURNEY II Cha.ham-s. the Singers Noupdrel.
containing 81 Of the fashionable sentimental songs,
as sung By Jenny Lind Madame Bishop, Henry Russell,
Dempster Iempleton sc &c. Price > els. ny2i 2w'
SECONDHAND BOOKS.
GENTLEMEN HAVING BOOKS Of any kind, which
VI they wish dispose Of may send them to the book
store. TOO Nassau-st nyl6 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

IowA-Id Disf1ct.-DANmL I. MILLER IS the
Wing candidate for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

ent .1s,ei N he orange Mountains AZ South Orange,
New-iersey sheen mles nom Ne"-lofs' 90 me me OF
the MOrris and Essex Railroad
Tbe car. .op within quarter Of mile from the esisb
Hsbr,er leaving he foot OF C0rand-st a. o'clock A. 81
AID O'clock P ~ Of each day. arriving al South Orange
In about one hour 40, 49,.
DR. MFEKER announces 70 the public, that he has Just
srhf ~ ~.ng-ueus for one Of the complete Wat
erCgre e.tshhshmeu,s ami sumner retreats now IL the
Dr returned from Europe In the Winter OF 1875. where
ne had been nearly three years, more than 0nerd 0fwhch
r w. snenf al Grseenberg and the other Water estab
s5,o,n t Germany and has been that tine ngaget
n seecfng ocanOn ard erecting al establishment suited
10 lis views on the subject
The e.fabshr1ent i planned particularly with view 10
he orfr and convenience Of the patent and built upon
lie Eng.h plan OF watecafe establishments, having pm
vse room afac each PATENTS room. shut "a from
me room bv folding ioor- where the Patient have every
bafb xp he large LoucLe and swimming balh, which
besary suafed about 10 RODS from the house In the glen
lie morf,n There also thee large plunge baths In the
bonse on he grounds ass baths. one q
~ from the natural falls VI the brook II the ravre, and
ring bath 30 feet square erected for the pleasure Of
Smer visitors ke attending their friends and other pa
Dr NJ will open his establishment for the season on me
iSf June ana any commune lfOls addressed % ChAs
MEEKER NJ D. al Newark n Jersey OF a. souih Orange
n Jersey, vii receive suennor ry" I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
I'VE WONDERFUL AND MYSTERIOUS LA

Il MISS BUCKLEY, has removed TO ie7 Elza5eth-si.
between Prince and spnng SIS She WILL BY looking on
Selene stone, questions relating the pas present
and future, also reveal mysteries, and foreiei coming
with Astonishing accuracy she = also somnanl
bglisi IN dat viii examine diseases and prescribe
remedy without failure great numhers both IN Boston
aud vicinity can TESTIFY where she has reeded curing the
las four wears She can be consulted fion A. ". al 2
VI Terms Tor The examination q diseases 81 Tor IS
minutes interview on the ssleuiie sone s. cents Tel lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS

WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
ID l. NULTEE, 10 Chatham-st. corner VI OIange,) Of
fers the public the following arucles al the loves,
posi- Die rates
For Exhibition and Displays--Chnese fans, Maltese
Mexican suns palm trees concentrated horizontal
aud vertical wheels, capuces, globe pieces large rockets
Roman candles. and Examinations of various co.Ors.
Smaller WORKS for the Trade.One ounce, ounce, 10
To- and ID rockets i6, 3, TO- II and ID ball Roman
candles.
saxons Tnangles, ChneseRockets and
Mines Of Serpenis, Scroll Wheels, Fancy Fireworks,
TorhilliOns, PIN Wheels. Punk or JOstic DOu.
Pigeons MaroOns Sorpents, ble-HeadeTs. and
Flour Pots with or Blue Lights, general assert.
without handles, TOrpedOes, ment apperiaining
BengOlas, Pullers, 10 the business.
Chinese Rockets and Fire Crackers Nos and 3 al the
lowest market prces-Oy the box.
City and country dealers will find advantage Ia call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere myl9 DANUy5
EIREWORkS.-The undersigned have on hand
and offer for sale large and choice assortment Of the
most brilliant Fireworks offered to the public. Also
Canton Fire crackers, JOssck Nc Orders from the coun-
try viii be carefully packed and shipped without extra
charge The undersigned have also in store an extensive
assortment Of Groceries, Fruits, Wines Teas, Codees SUI
gars Sauces and Infinite variety OF MI the hne thing. In
the line Also Congress, Pavilion and Empire Spring Wa
ters. For sale by GASSNER YOUNG,
uuv1g fsfD Cnaham-af.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
WATERINQ PLACE.

sEACOSNErr HOUSE, EARRAGANsErr BAY, RI
-. THIS HOUSE viii be opened for the recePuon |.
~; ysisrs and bOarders on ne ION Of jane II u
MI on The ga.'ern shore Of Nauagsnsett Bay, sight o.
Newport 10 miles from al River and q from New Bedford.
The bathing Is unsurpassed game end nsh a1un1 an
pnce Of board moderate. Every attention WI D. Paio
comfort and satisfaction II those who may pa
the establishment. alternate days 20
and ffon New.Beif,rd Arrangements VIII be made frr
the conveyance u passen and from ks RIVER yn s
Ia car. rom Bosion JOSEPH COZ.
ltfe Compton X. l. MAY a. 1873. nay1' epptAp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

= PESA PExA has been reelected as Provis
innal presidnnf of Maxirn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
BOARDING.
ANTsUMMER BOARDING,

DLEAsANT SUMNER BOtRDiNG.-P,fsons
i desirous Of obtaining board IN The country fMmS no
summer can be pleasantly accommodates AZ Newiurh en-
Tie North River The house commands view Of new.
mrgh Bav and the Highlands Of the Hudson Ear as Get
Point The beautiful combination Oi mountain AMI usef
landscape cannot be surpassed Splendid steamboats, pass
within I'VE minutes walk ct the house almost every hour
Churches of every denomination Apply ether by teller
on personally 10 Mrs JAMES ARBUCkLE, Washing ton.
place, Newburgh, or ALEXANDER MCCLURE, ts9 10
Henry.st New York. nN~) iN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
~ Lebanon springs W'ater-Curc.-Th


hshmen J. nOy IN fourth year Of s-ccessll operation
with enlarged facilities for the waer treatment Ihs wafer
Is pure abundant and Of every vareiy Of temperature
myiS y BEDoNA IA MI Physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
fCaroD-piace. Blcecker.-i New York.
rONpICTED BN MADAME nix FROM PA.

\ RiSThs establishment. which continue. o enjoy tie
confidence Of Do" first families IN ibis CITY, l. spacious and
comfortable in every respect Madame Fix l. assisted by
the ir,i Professors b. New-iork Teens very moderate.
ln f4.,. lrtS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
FIRST PREMIUM

sTRAW.HAT MANUFACTORY. % BOWERY,
BETWEEN HESTER AND GRAND sts-Ihs
"a 4 advertiser announces % tie indies ~ Ne"fOfk
n ~ thaf he has now the mos fashionable assortment ~
w HAS for the season, consisting Of French sud tng-
ush Palnelia Gosssner son Straw, Tuscan and Fancy
Rough and Ready. together with assortment OF Pans
Rbbsus and Flowers which be cells low a. eny otter
Wholesale Or retail establishment IN the city
AL knds VI Has cleaned. pressed and altered IN ~
afe.t and approved styles Brads Of different xmas
a9avs on hand, and merchants and rnilners sgppAed
AZ anTu&s- THOMAS YOUNG, 70 bowefy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

HARRI-ON,- new Daguerrean establishment vii
4 open on tie l- june Gins day a. 13 Broadway La
f.rge Buildings Room 81. where has been erected mag
uifceuf -kvgf which for artistic eject cannot be- sufpass
I'll aides and gentlemen are respectfully invited - call
AMI ~ anime specimeuts OF me ar. e. c HARRISON,
lei r. a HOLMES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

S,TFiN ENGINE and Fixtures Of the Schumacher
= Iron FoIEfry r sale, cheap for cash, a. i0i Goercst
NevY ork-Ons Of Sllnan, Allen Co = beet Engines, Of
hoyse power nearly new, and 10 perfect order cylinder
bOwers large iron cupola wood and iron nasSs with
follow boards iron patterns ane, large and small
iade core oven AMI fxre together with AL the Tools for
the business Also large Ot VI good mOldnZ ssnd and
the remaining stock Of stoves, furnaces Ou columns, Sc
my3l W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

~ Phrenologist- and Publishers, towLERs
WELLS, Clinton HAN. l5l Nassuu-si y. Y.
~ New-Jer.ey Mining Compnny.-An Asse

Of MY per share Of the capital sock i required
% be paid before the 18th day Of june 1879, al me
Once Hudson o. NewJeTsey, or al % south t0urhsL
Philadelphia BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
ruv2j Jaw tie2i- A MARTIN Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

GRRENWICH BANK ELRCTION.-The s,ock.
Ihoders OF the Greenwich Bank hereby nDun.i hst
The annual election for feen Directors and fee in.gc'
Tor. OF Election Will BE- held Tho Banking Hons" 90 sos
d.v the h dsy OF June next Poll open from IL ciOck NJ
MI O'clock p NJ By order of he Board.
mvss Ley WILLIAM HAwkS Casaes,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

AISApet0n. Staten Island, only TX miles from New York
Number limited to thirty Pupils received Al any time
during the session and charged accordingly. military
officer IN attendance three times week. Apply the In.
.umie or 10 PHILIP BURROWS. ESQ - Wall-st. or al
SHEPARD'S bookstore l9i Broadway, where catalogues
may bee had. myl8 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
SIN GENTLEMRN,s SUMMER HATs.-ANI-

Eil GENTLEMHN's SUMMER HATs'-AAl'
a. DON 81 his new store, Isl Broadway, is no" pre-.
pared to offer ii. more than usual splendid assormentd
all the most desirable styles His Rocky Mountain Beavers
for ghtness and elegance, are unsurpsssaee Inc MAT
Straw Has, new article JUST in'fooa'ea % nm ~,
I.,, ,a.or,mended for their superior beauty and eso
-. AAlIDOS. iS Broadway,
2door, above the CRY Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

On SPRING FAsuION-Just anished. Tie most
Eli sniendli article ever offered elegant French sax
A fsts al the low price Of -, usually sod Tor 81 Aso
an a5tiele Al o. 81 and az lS--neei Hat a e.
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