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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10
NE\V-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the New'YOrk Tribune
DISPATCH NO. 1.
FROM PEfSEApELPb =.
uLLARD FILLMORE for vicc-Presidenr'
GEN. y. TAYLOR FOR PRESIDENT
PmIApELrmA, Friday, June 9-ll AN.


PmLADELrmA, Friday, June 9-ll AN.
Inc Convention ro0reanizcd atthc usual hour aud
! ii, proccedei 90 ballot for candidate or Presi-
la, with the following result Two ballotnss,
r,ll be remembered, were taken last night.
THIRD BALLOT.
Whole number of votes cast 259 necessary to a
sgce 40
IN ZACHARY TAYLoR. 1888 Gen WINFIELD Scorr. -
I,ysy C1AY........... al JOIN NJ. CLAYroN.....-
5,viEL WEBsTER...--. Ia
Il will be seen that no choice was effected on
5 ballot
FOURTH BALLOT.
Whole number Of votes cast 30; necessary to a
to.cc lil.
IN ZACHARY TAYLoR..17l DANIEL WEBSTER III
1rygY CLAY........... % WINFIELD ScOTr I'LL
Thus il will be seen that Gen. TAYLOR IS nom
,,ted as the Wing candidate for President.
Previous the receipt Of the above vote we rcceiv
a dispatch from Philadelphia announcing that TAY-
.ss had been nominated by THREE majony-so there
,sy be some mistake the precise vote, but there
ofcourso no doubt about the nominatiOn-Ed. Tr'6
later. PHILAoELrHiA, Friday June 9-lA3 7. NJ
Hon. MmLARD FILLMORE has been nominated
sthe Wing candidate for Vice-President.
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CITY ITEMS.


rhlDAl. June
THE OPERA ~ BosroS.-Our Oh friends OF tie
Aston Place are doing themselves excellent justice in
The Puritan metropolis Judging By an article in this
weeks Hr5sg0 from Gle Boston critic OF thar paper
We copy tie following Justly alprec.luye notice Of
Bcuede.u
We 1--WE Pho first place 20 Benedict We trust thc
Boston pIu-ir which failed -i-ul.ly Oh appreciate
Ll On tle single occasion 40 bis performance of LFc0.
ae now convinced blf Doe is the prince of tenOrs. 30
~ as wc have had chance ODD know their tIr.I.. snd
indeed -le only Wfn 0i genius nruou- them AL What
force of passion there .- 20 him how ae sing. from
re very depths of bis being what n e'ec-rfyny pre-
-tnrs NlrYrr has made hIm u-Iy 1lr bee --osv- beau
ru before y1u ss Ee -n-- ANA t-c effect IS instant
ueous bee stops upon ile --a-r aeay ~ Che rshtu
Ike o. God. De- i- there % be- rcco ,uizel ami ielt
Then Pho magnificent vuume o. voice st once robust
md -yyect-sTec tac very grain wherever y0r u.1y
break b. Ike rock sugar aud NOT lke slcAly smooth
confectionery Hr delivers DO with adlr'Ct and massive
simplicity rccdu- r1 armament DO ni.r- ~, iu icf .
snd reaching your nmo-t -cnsinlr.- tnc scat oi sTo
l.mcst cou-ciousues- within vOu hv pho simple vitality
he electric shock uf Zone alter tone. And chen
how eEqui-it.y lr ltr Du1te- C. sing note, with f
slight tcuul0I-rf-s uIf from any wea Sucs-, Llt
thronh the positive vitality and dclcacy o, passion
lll- rrt aria where relates lls supposed hum De-
biriA. Is "a melody so plain that we could SCARCELY iinr
CINE DO to he anything without B.redcfr o Do D.,
Won of deeper aud deeper befuiy. s- n" presents 10
thc B1rga finds hcrset exposed 90 fle scorchin- re-
c0gniuou OF te mask his voice seems tO quicken and
bear up the whole gorgeous weight 0t the chorus.
ln the glorious oi the afst ac after rlc atm.r
oic piece of musical acting between the duke md
duchess. where neither the p.elGIugs ot the mother
nor the threatening sting oi The Borga turned tins
time against her duca partner have avaod % change
the purpose of the po,0ncr aut during their hurried
agifro aside passages. with uAat glorious Narmh OF
sun light out 0t al transporting n1Dencss OF Eeari,
tnat voice of bis comes u t0 Hood the picture. and
bring ont their guilty figures tn the foreground n fear
ul but harmonious contrast To is the good oi eternity
Illuminating mtermin1oIc visfas behind the evils OF
time. Finally hc fingers I'm our memory m th1t last
scene the death scene where he chooses death rather
than lite which his doomed companions cannot share.
and recognizing his long sought long loved although
unknown mother in tue Bor-i1 concentrates the iHi.
lest nuhle-f passion 0i ID ie ur0 lfs aet moment ON
the part both 0i BENEnrrrl and 0f IEvFFf that scene
Ines Impressed suhimey TRAGIC tlc highest net
inv glowing with the tran isuratiou OF the music 10
evolved.
PoItcE.-A man named Timothy Mahcr. was
taken into custody yesterday 10y officer St1wol OF the
Fourth Ward a charge OF violently a--auiun- -ri
named Mary Jcn< with intent to have criminal cOnnec
ton with her. Detained 90 answer.
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MARRIAGE DIFFICULrY.-A man about go years
OF age. aud q woman about 80 were brought before
Justice PIERCE yesterday M Density state ot ntoNlca
ton. Both parties we're respectfully clad bui their
clothes were torn and the mans appearance dis
figured by quantity Of blood which saturated his shirt
bosom On the Justice mqurng into the circum-
stances II appeared that they had been matrmO-
NAL excursion and had started foot no an early hour
yesterday morning from one of the country towns Do
thc vicinity for Brooklyn for the purpose ot entering
into the holy bands of wedock On their way they in
duleed quit, freely m Intoxicating drink and ~ last be.
came so completely under the influence of liquor. that
when they arrived no the house of fhe clergyman who
was to te the knot they both fell down high step hc
man breaking his nose IN the descent The singular
appearance OF che lovers and their endeavor appear
polite before his Honor ridiculous In the extreme,
and excited great mirih m the by.tsndcrs The masis
irate sent them 20 jail enable them 10 get sober when
il is presumed that they will resume their matrimonial
-ehtutr4
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RItNllIN AiS.
nacITvppEAN STOCK DEPOT

E-DWAKD WHITE would respectfully announce to his
Il customers and the pubic generally lal ~ ~ 10
hi. 4, gprrean Stock De- from No 70 10 ~ DfoHn"F,
corner of Murray-st where1e st coniinues Ia Aesp
md perfect assortment OF all articles used III uo iu"'o-
graphic process. - ,,r,,,o .r..
The ia euerreotype Plates manufactured by T. me ~
now giving satisfaction, and are cpnsiderc' ~ VIZ
best operators be IN muny particulars ihe hhest "a NV
market -, -.
Cases Of every sire and quality a.o manufactured Oy
the propria1r and sold IN quantities to suit purchasers
Having au experience extending hsck io te hrst ~ 70
dpcn Of the u Dee eau safely those waO ~ 10
purchase. goods n hs line Of that ell ARTICLES sold "
i are OF perOr and warranted 10 give sals
faction not only - regards On ,liiy, bl pfce. .
Prices current .uf.Vnrdca when requested Jeo lmeoe
HENRY MOORE, tailor and uowseTs masef has
1 removed from 1873 u5 6D Broadway nearly opposite
Boud-.t where business will be conduci~i bpon me
Erroreau plan aud M moderate charges leol
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Total; Taylor I1S-Clay, S6-Websier 22-Scot-
i9-Clayion' 4. Whole number, 279- necessary for
choice, 1I0-no choice
JONI c. CLARK Of NewYork voted for TAYLOR on
the I'd ballot
mouoh 20 20 mo another ballot was anticipated by
another adjourn which the President decided M he
carried and the Convention stood adjourned until to-
morrow morning Al o'clock.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Phrenoiogi.t- md Publishers, FOwLERs
wells, Clinton fall. ISL Ndssap-st y Y


rY~Direction- Tor Pilots.-Nesses subject 20 Vista
ton bv the Healih Otccr. every vessel from fore "a
port having Passengers, and every vessel having had,
during passage any cuse Of Small foX infectious Or
cont ,giOus di-ea-e-arnvlng al airy uuei
Al vessel, from any port, 90 the ordinary passage from
which they pa-s South of Cape Henupen-arrivlng
between the J-tday OF MAY ani fhe 10th day of October
And all vessels from any place Including Islands, IN sia
Africa or the Mediterranean or from any ofe West India,
Bahama Bermuda Western Islands. from any place n
America 100 the ordinary passage from which they pass
South Of Georgn-arvins between Tie Isl day Of April
and the list day of November.
Jel Inn A. b. WHITING. Health Officer
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~ odd Fellows Hun A,,cciation Of the

Thy OF New ! Ort.-NeN-FOTk, May z, I8IH---Tnt
annual meeting Of This Association for he Transaction Of a-
mess will be- held 40 National Hall, - CMalst ON MONDAY
me l2h day of jane next o'clock p W. and al O'Clock
2 NJ lie day and a. fhe same place an election
vii be held for ~ Managers aud Inspectors Oi Eircuon
No shared older other than those who have complied viii
Ar OF the Bylaws of Association is entitled 10 vote
By order of the Board.
myil IN BENJAMIN }. PENl/ Secretary.
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BOOK TRADE.
GRErr.rYA rrEIRATH,

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS NtN-loiNNs
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Read he fIIIUVVIU- rNTIc N IrTrf % Df oH-h'AN
from Col. }. &. LAHRiskA. new Brunswick;
brother t- uG Informed l itf bcus nf lte'ioi- Nis
,4 t.f snn l af ,l made fo strengthen AMI revive 20
ht p y1u st ld srnl some b te steamer
Nrp Philadelphia g. 81.
II /. applied on the above terms for he convenience OF
iho.e who prefer 20 apply themselves Il j. sold u Tie oce'
l8l Broadway. second floor
n. B-Personal reference given Jco w
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usnf suIa,ed IN Tire Orange Mountains al south Orange,
Srrv-Ier.ev fieeu mice from NewYOrk, on the line o.
the Mons and Essex Railroad
The cars stop within quarter OF mile from me e-il.-
ishnleuf eavng the foot u Corand- a. o'clock, 4. VI
ana oco,k P NJ Of each day, arriving al South Orange
Ia about one hour.
DR. MEEKER announces 70 the public that he has jEst
finished hi arrangements Tor Of the most complete Wat
erCure estab shIneuls and Summer retreats IN The
country. - 49,.
DR. II returned from Europe In the Winter Of 1876 where
h. hal been nearly three year., inla 0n-tri Of cn
um- va. spent Graeir0erg aid lie Ourr " tief c7i-
shurnis o Germany and ha- been since that TUE gag 90
in selecting location and erecting establishment suited
10 h.s veNs on the -I1lect.
The establishment D. planned particularly with view 10
the comfort and convenience u the paeui and = built poo
he English plan of establishments, having pm
vale bathroom attached each patient roon shut OF ifo
the room hv folding d0or- where the patient can have every
baih except the .arge duuche and mining oain "icl
besuy .insfed 10 rods from the house ~ ne gen -
The mountain There three arge plunge Dah- 20 M
house On the grounds alss TAO wave oalh- one u
tbr rom The natural falls u The broos ID he rtFne and
swimming bah feet square. erected Tor the pressure "
sumner vsor &c ausding heir friends and other pa
dents. - -- - q. -
Dr NJ vii open biz establishment for The season 90 TIE
sb Irne ID ,nv courrunic addressed % CHAS
NFEKER N d. a. Newark, " Jersey or 81 south Orange,
Y Jersey. Eill rer-fv~ suent"n "VH im-
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~ The BThm FluIe.-A g. BADGER, l8l Broad
wuy has constantly hauI comp eu assortment OF b1hH
FAes of h. manufacture, aud particular pains VIII e
taken with Flutes made o. ORDER and a warranted
20 give satisfaction. and n addition be- found Philip
Ensfs much admired music for the Flute published n num-
her A. etc aud h- Iadres for Flute ana Guitar also
books of instruction by Clinton Nicholson and oher-, liable
music stands Nc leju
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WATERING PLACE.

SFACONNFTT HOUSE, NARRAoANSkfT bAl, =
~ THIS HOUSE viii be opened Tor The reception ~
IS. ,.fo u blnrders uu the 18Th 81 June IL Ofaied
sN , h, Eastern shore OF NaraEansru Bay 49, sifni ~
Neuuor gmes hOm Fall River aud = tom Ne" bedinid'
The .ea lainr IA unsurpassed, game ana hsh abuhaah
f prce al board moderate. Every Intention VII DC pli
ID, secure the comfort and satisfaction Of those VINO may pa
t,,n -, Inc establishment nuns alternate days 10
mi f-n New l,eltord Arranl viii Dee made for
fh vnce Of passengers 10 and from Fa RIVER ON ths
arrival al steamers from Providence and morning and rvel-
g, - f.,,, Po.fof JOSEPH coz
~ ~. ,,.,.,,,,., n 4 Nav ~ 1873 uv5O eoltAul
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NEw.H AMFsHIRE.-Th Legislature Of the State
of New. Hampshire eonvenes at Concord on "Wednesday
oext. but the session will probably be short one
about eighteen days Another session VIII be held IN
he fall OF greater importance and gresber ensn II
rxnected that United states Senator viii be chosen al
the present session though the subject mas be post
ooned ustl fall IL is intmsied that Mr.. AiheTton vii
not be reelected
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IT. Jenny Lind.

re- Jenny LindI TIE repnail0n Of ihs dlsllngulshed
vocalist and the JESNY LiSD HAIR GLOss, or Der scfn
CLAM H. established thrOughu Tie world aud every
body l. gazing Oh these Of mighty magnitude, ca
claiming How bright We slnen Beware Of any that has
not the copyright on the wrapper, &C The genuine can
only bee bad Al LOCkWOOD'S, al Broadway, RaYnof,
20 B0wrry lhrs geusi Also ~ 49, iJl, ~ roadway,
and corner Broadway and tOurecut-st 80 BOweryi u
Avenue D ~ Hou-ruui 20 Hudson, TO Eightravenle
cor & ecker and Charles; I7g Greenwich, 1877 SNlhaye-
nue.. and a. tine pui OfIce. ljs Ntssau-st.
Rrooklyn-Mr. Hayes. Ij4 fulton, A. II Wilder, l5l
Fulton; U. ID. Ayres cor A. uc and Henry. sny1 eOdi
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SANDERs's rIvrTI READrR.

V'HE SCHOOL READER Feh Boos des. ued - "a
1 sequel fo >iuders. Fourth Reader
Par Fl-t-C1nfininl fil distinctions boz fta ihrtod-
cd principles 0f Reading aud speaking, lus'rl'et hy
I numerous examples
Part second Consisting ~ elegant extracts IN Prose
nn1 Poetry tom vtr1us eogient writers. accompanied
with notes. explanatory of such historical classical alI-
-iOs 'Ir several lessons For hf az acade
mics a1i m h hg classes iu common AID select schools.
hy Cha- " J. L sanders. 3 vol i2nO. as pages.
Just pubishedby MARK "A NEWMAN co.
". u-f 200 Broadway.
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L . mile. fr0m Ney-YOrk-J0EL SHCW, VI D. author
of The WaterC ure Manual Handbook Of HydrOpaihyi
&c &c Editor of the Wa-er Cure Journal and the earliest
American practitioner tine nOde, and DR.. 2. RoOf
also pupil Of Pressli-z, receive patients a. above Pa
sage week days per steamboat Croton 3 P. NJ. Fulton
Market 10
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~ THE SrEYERNARElsoHE MUsIcAL Con-.
rANY are now in Baltimore 1t viii delight all lovers
of true and genuine music among to learn that this
unsurpassed troupe viii soon yisi, New-York.
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DISPATCH NO. 2.
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA Friday, June g
Rev. Mr.. BURRows opened the Convention with
syer-soon after which the Convention proceed
I 70 a third ballot
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TIE NOME LIBRARY

OF ENTERTAINING BOOKS.--voL I. Jane Eyre an
OAu'o Biography Edited by Currer Bell
No- No. ,s.i Conrfo.: \ Novel by Mary Bmnton, gu-
thor of " Discipline"
Vol nm Letters Mrs. Adams wife " John Adams for
sale hv fiail HUNTINGTON Is SAVAGE. 2le rearl-sf
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TO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS

ITO JEWELLERS. MINIATURE PAINTERS, &c.
&C. a }. HARrNETT, 2 Coftland.st. nerr Broadway,
wholesale and retail manufacturers Of Travelling, Nnung,
Dressing and Jesvery Boxes Mnare Cases ana
FLUTE Locke Watch Ring, Brooch pen and Pencil Boxes,
Chests for silver plate, nesy arranged orders also Trays
made and trec 10 jewellers show Gases. &c
Jeweers Travelling Trunks, and variety Of toe aooNe
articles constantly hand and made 10 order. Co1,so
81 upstairs, Jeo ."
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BLINDNESS CURED without OpesauOn.-Dr.
OWN. FIELDS 4 co Ocuist- and Physicians, respect
y inform hs citizens of Sew-York, that they have take
Office IN Wanen-st No n, where they viii attend 70 Of
kinds Of diseases Of the eyes IN successful manner scb Ss
near-sizheinrss VI ali kinds amauros opacity nd Gaia
sc. inflammation and graduation OF every Description
All sou that despaired Of having your sight restored
come, charge, for exsminaion AIhca. Eyes inserted
DR. VIM. FIELDS n CO
Remember Wsrr~n--f No 10 mv24 I'm
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lgIREyORk~.-The undersigned have on sana
i and oder for large and choice assortment oi nc
oos brilliant Fireworks offered 10 he public Also
Canton Fire crackers Jo--ckt Nc Cders from me eo1n'
nv Will be carefully packed aud shipped without extra
ehary The under. med have also Ia store an extensive
assortment Of Groceries, fruits Wines Teas, Conees, ou'
Qar- Sauces. and INFINITE variety Of All me hhs hIs W
te,s 70, ale by GA5SNER y YOUNG,
'',s,s - ~ Chafhsrn-s,.
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Jclw+
- Ncu-Icr.c, llining CnmnnnY.-An A.

msu Of nv cents per the capital stock b. required
% bee paid before the 15h day OF June, 1913, al the
OHcein Hudson Co. Nev-Jersey, i8 south tOult-si
Philadelphia By order OF the Board OF Directors.
mv25 Jaw tie2fr A. MARTIN Treasurer.
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Tss Lr~cs THEIR UsEs AND THs PHEvENrioN o. IHEiR
Diseases with Practical Remarks on ilr - o. I'ne-
dies bv Inhalauon. By JAMES STEWART MI reno"
OF the College OF Physicians ana SUI seoDs' ~s
This charming and sensible Nt'ie oooA i 'i'e
production Of one Of our physicians who has devoted
~ the pr,etical duties Of his profession, but
more espee,v 10 the diseases treated OF IN is pages
II contains clear and comprehensive detail OF the
manner in which consumption is produced and Of BIS
manner Of curing IT, DR.. :. shows eoneus'ey to our
mind how portion Of the lungs may be the seat Of
LATENT disease fuy able and bent upon the destruction
Of the system and be kept At bay Tor an Ordinary LIFE
time. and often entirely removed BY natural and
agreeable method, that no rational mind VIII be IN
eiined to reject The present volume comprises fun
detail Of the authors experience for thirty years in the
freshmen, Of these diseases and VII add much to AIS
high reputation as writer and physician Il is clearly
comprehensive by the commones' mind and we
doubt not will have an extensive sale CW- II. Ora
ham Tribune Buildings il the publisher Price IS ets)
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ACCIDENT AT NEwARK.--An lrlshman named
William Moore, was drowned in the canal Al Newark
n j. on Wednesday last by the striking OF the boat
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r. Lebanon springs Nater-ture.-This esiaD
islment IN ts fourth year Of Successful operation
with enlarged facilities for the water treatment The aei
pure abunds AMI ana Of every variety Of temperature
rnyl1 Ims n BEDORrHA. ND. Physician
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r. ID. Ffir-On, MD. JrUprIffOf.-IIIs t-IIOII- p
meuf uD Town lu 81 the most pleasant aust hehl
paris OF the city containing some SIXTY ROOMS win seeri
private Darors good table Tor iuvtds or 0hers, vi t
wish good plain diet Also. zine Arrangement Tor Oa.lng
Is and ~ East FOlreenll-st. near UnOn-square Ne"
York Ic3 I'M
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ran ..IF-Two engines win boilers. one I5-horse
L and the o.her -horse power Inquire al Dlch-st.
ie7 wv
nR.J x. SWEET, natural hols-s-uer. 81 Fufons.
- Brooklyn Dr.. :. all reaf tie following INJURIES OF
comp ANTS fractures, disiOcenOus coufrscuons hip disease.
-vSeiiings. uic---- &c my15 In
ST. DEVELOPMENTS CHURCH.-Rev
= Lewis p W Bach. PastOr-For sale 10 rent one Of
tie b--l pews "a tins church; also. pew the gallery
ie6 IN CYRUS ". FIELD h co. IL ClLf-st
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TgE CANES C.sE.-The Daily OrleaaiaH New
orleans. Nav a5) says We have ascertained that
many uerson. in this city who a. hrt Fdicued the dea
,br ~ son OF the Supreme Court restored % Madam
Gaines any portion Of her plundered rights, now begin
~ zee The matter in Us hght and seriously
.iarfned Even some Of those who blustered-isl sed
RI and acted the reverse OF gentlemAny toward That
iadv since her arrival here now crave interviews and
SOLICIT augements.'
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FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS.

WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
n L. VtLTEE, nc Chaiham-st corner OF ofsnge) or
fers 10 he public tbs following ar1ces at fho lowest
pOss bic rates 49,,
For Exhibition and Displsys-Chne.e fans, Maltese
cross.s MEXICAN suns palm trees m ied horizontal
ed vencsl wheels caprces globe pieces. large rocAes
Roman raniies and iuninanons Of various coiOrs.
smaller Works ior the Trais--one ounce "1ncs, 10.
D. and h. rockets, Sac, 9, 10, IL and 10 ball Roman
eahnl7' Trangl.s Chnese Rockets ard
StkOn-, ,iphlft,1t -, 1s'...ag..,L.
Mines u Serpens, re'p, "neo'' D. -, i.fir r,,,
dv'pn'"i = -, bie-iicidefs and
Flour Pots. with Bue Lghs q ke..'aa , as..s
without handles TOrpeiOes, .'o, t ~ , a''s
beugOlas Pullefsf - q =, al.
Chinese Rockets and Fire Crackers, NOS NJ" - ~ $3.50
low, ,-t market pnces-by the box. -, -,
civ and country dealers viii ind n advantages 70 es
and examine hfr. purchssny elsewhere. myl9 D&N '|Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

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