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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

~ READER, are you aware that one Of the Rcheael
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens will las, longer lhan hundred
dollars worth OF quilts They viii do all that and MI
write uniformly and require no repairs Why mol, lhsr
absndon your bad pens at once, and consult TIE tue '
Of economy. by calling at b z W,rsoN Co.'S Wa.
s. and procure one Of their Rcheieus They have Cod
Pens OF every description. price. from 81 up. Gold Pen,
carefully repAlred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

ClEDs FOR MISUNDERSTANDING Visiting and Gals
Cards elegantly engraved and printed finest Frenca Pr
cean Cards the lowest prices The fines, EngsA Por
celan Cards printed from engraved plates al 50 cent? per
pack
ELGGASr Boxes FOR WEDDING CAEE-Elegant Bole'
for Welding Cake 90 per hundred plain Boxes y pen
hundred Gard Enveiops from 50 - per hundred
Wedding Waters in great variety Silver Cords, &C al
EvERDELLs Engraving and Printing Establishment y!
Broadway. Of Duanest first square above siswar'
marble store jel TuThSsim
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spoken, &c.

Jaa. aboai LAT . ons 50. 5ars Laasis Keen a css sar
ons IS bafk Lycsfsl., Brown &. IA Pa
81 NOrlesas
30 s. - ~ Ana-tsa, Dorr Is il George
town. DC. FOR - Thomas.
Jane - sas y Passet sbp chae.,oa, m New
fors Or Csaso.
J4as - siaay Hoos 90 mles Paess.hp Aso I'm
NYQn .of Hlyrs
Jsss IS a - oa. 7ig srg caaora Of Portland. I'm Baetspo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29
How the Resolutions offered at the Taylor
Meeting In Canal-st. were Ratified.

70 ne LHuor oT Iht ITi0hHtf
The circumstances were these. Before and
during the time OF reading the resolutions the true
Wings evidently in the maioriiyso much so that
at one time there strong possibility that new
organization would be effected signs Of which contln-
ued until the proper time came for the question to be
taken on their acceptance when pressure, common
cling directly under banner bearing the inscription Of
Buena Vista Guards increasing in power, lowing to
grea, numbers attempting get OF the way to avoid
being injured) taking its directly through the
center OF the assembled multitude Immediately in mont
OF the speakers stand resulted in making wide open
ing. which was lled with almost the rapdity Of light
ming. Then Mr.. Hone the Chairman, arose and pro
posed the acceptance of the Resolutions, took the
affirmative and negative and declared them carried by
hye hundred 10 one. AN EYE WITNESS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

AMERICAN NUsEUN-Farfhe best col lection OF loses
Tie comment i found within the walls Of this building
and more superb collection Of S,afuary is dom seen =
added 70 which Tie entertaining Lecture perform
ances making one Of the most desirable places OF amnse
meni for al classes u individuals Afihe performances To-
day 81 and O'clock Harrington the yentrlooui.t and
me u. ). Alnsues viii sppeu
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ID .. - b Ia -

To tAs Editor ef The Tribune.
In my communication OF the 23d avowe ed my
determination TO abide by the decision OF the
Wing Convention recently assembled az Philadel-
phia, aud had hoped before this to see The Tr-
bune giving to Taylor and Fillmore cordial sup
port
need not say to you that deem such support
important Al the same time. take no exceptions 70
your comments upon the eth resolution adopted at the
Rst6eston Meeting Tuesdsy evening
That resolutioni obnoxious to al you have said and
!; ought 90 forth as the sentiment OF the Wings Of
NcwNork
IS not TO be denied that nine icnths Of the Wings in
our City and nine twenieihs Of the party in the STATE
accord with the sentiments Of Mr. Van Burens letter
and are impatient to make the issue They have how
ever personal political attachment TO Mr. Van Bu
rcn nor can they be driven into his support unless ii be
by the repetition OF such q viii not call /, fo!y) mis-
tskes as the one 20 which have alluded
Now AND Al WAYS A NHfro
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Aua Bedford June -. sbp Mobls Buatsf Psi Ocean.
vita - w. ca sh Joe Marvel, fof FaRbs.
ven Ho~ad Pacac Ooeaa 5a FaParoi Csesssaa TO- 80,
slio M.n-rvs.
n Iaicsluzaa, Fib ~ DDS y OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

NorIcE-Owing to the extraordinary crowd which daily
assemblies at the establishment OF KESsErr WHEsttS
81 Caherne-st since they commenced selling OF their stock
the propueors give that they compel ed he'es
ter to close the store at NJ 10 arrange their good.
WIN omen ALAN les
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~ wArgINss CoNeREss CATER Doors are deceeiJ
superior to anything have yet seen They are Aa1a
side the bacAs and sides with leather, which makes l
outwear least three pairs OF tbs common linen-ne
ones Those wanting superior Boots alters wcaa 10
well 10 call Al ia Fulton-st ie2i Seod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

MIssIssIPPI-An unfortunate accident happen
ed near Woodvile Miss. on the 10th inst A party Of
gentlemen about starting out on hunt when
their dogs commenced lighting. young lawyer By
the name OF Benz NJ Cage. while endeayoring u sepa-
rate the dogs using the breach OF his Tor that pur
pose shot through the body by the accidental dis
charge Of the piece and expired almost instantly.
-. o Delta, 20th
To BIZ REcLLED.-The Washington c0rrespon-
dent of the Baltimore san SAYS that Mr. Clemson our
Minister At Belgium. Is 20 be recalled. He i sonln-
law OF HoR John c Calhoun.
~ Capt. WILLIAM A. TAYLOR Of Newark, y.
J. wen known As the inventor Of Taylors submarine
srnor died in Baltimore Monday morning last in the
AID year Of his age.
- Rev. WM. X. WEERs ID. OF Newark,
n J. died yesterday aged about o. years.
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FREsH OoLoSG And YoCNG hYsoN TFAs-J o. Fowln
80 and t Greenwich and IS Neseysis l. selling Superior
oooug 50 cents good do s. per 3D. Bes1 young h
IS cents very good 50 cents Aso sugars and coa,s.
low prices ie7@
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The PATERSON FIRE-The Nerark Daily Id
rertise has the following farther particulars in relation
to the great IRE At Paterson yesterday
II commenced in the Office Of the Paterson Machine
Company's Works, conducted by Mr.. +. Laian. which
We're wholly consumed. with several wooden enements
adoinng-thence crossing Markets. IL fred two story
building belonging 10 the estate OF Robert Mouel de-
ceased spreading thence consumed - Psuls (Epis)
Church Congress Hall--owned by Plat Rogers and
kept bv VIM kanderveeT-aud the buildings between
and 40 acent which principally out1uid.ngs sta
bes SC Mr.. Nandervcer saved al his furniture, and
his loss Of course il uiAng. Two building on Hotel e.
were damaged together with an engine houses adJon
ING.
The following farther particulars as % the extent
of loss insurance, &c Paterson Machine Works-loss
$4,000 10 100000 insurance on building stock tools
&c. $4,000. Morrells double house--nst red. Epis
copal Church 5000 insured, covering mortgage
which will leave the congregation with the ground only
Congress Hall owned by Plat Rogers-nsured occu
pant MISUNDERSTANDING and stock insured Tor
- 500 Keley-insured Days do. Massacer's, do.
Paterson Machine Co. House. do. Pope's house in
jdred Engine-house burned
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SIMMER MEDICINE.

YELLOW Dock AND sARsAPARmLA.-Fosss COMPOUND
Extract from The real snbsianee these assurng agents
ultimately be the only preparation used in families s
purifying the blood and renoysting The system Therucn
is obvious it is an extract from the two mos, powerful
vegetable remedies known for eradicang from The system
the origin and Of disease that spring from impure
blood either hereditary constitutional and In euPays
cases from the ordinary pmpe 10 that dangerous dsea,s
eryspea. Is used with the astonishing suecsss
"a unaoyed by any mineral substance deetenous to he
system and is pleasant to the taste No family should 10
without il during The Summer mouths. Ladies who ~iAD
enjoy the bloom OF health and beauty and render hen
selves nyunerable weakness, anguor, and depressoud
spir necessarily attending the heat Of Sumner, 'boah
use this reyvfyng extract.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by GEoRSE Fos
Phamscegtist l9s Sprng.t Also for sae By A. II oocca
a Co agents, lf9 Fultonst
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANgw Cr~FrrHy.-Oak HI Cemetery. s,sr.es A..
land county Wa On Tuesday ne Of q ~ -
Interesting cerrmores ;faiwe have fr ai0lg trs y.
messed Euy To ae DAY We .ef he c.iy sceo. lsrsl -
number ~ other Invited guests n ne spis ID resr
New Haven ami arrived e; Nyack abol' aooa A. ID. -
iag we were net by he committee ~ srs1gsuea's a.,
large rslir Of he people ct me- village of ys-s .as -
eceie " th hom % be gro.ad. whore e 49, n :.
lay were eonuc,e - follows Prayer oy Rev Mf Dor y,
SINGING BIZ The Choir. aner Which several abe AZ ocs
addresses we're delivered by Dr.. Duncan Daltaf, Wa
Adams dewitt ard others Toe Det service "a,
pronounced. in impressive and Interesting msaesf u
Rev Dr. Hsrdcnblrgh of us Cry. Tleremsrks " as a.,
tleman a. wei those o. he Others who precelod Il.
highly instructive ard appropriate. and ~ere ls,e-.
20 with he msrxe4 aifeulou. Abcut 3 ococs q.
ceremonies were coucuicd by te beneiicon beng r,
noanced by Rev. NJ Dewins o. Rochland C0ariy
Amer the ceremonies were concigded We took 4 srr
round The Cemetery snd les pleased viii ne s.
era arrangement Of he grounds han with The many na
advantages Is possesses 10 point Of locsron snt tns 10
the PURPOSES Of niement &c. beger located o. ro.
beautiful spo, could scarcely have been selected, and e.
bat lille doubt that such o. our citizens wish 10 have
remain. of their departed friends or resves our Of req
ofhe SPECTATORS In city church yards VIII avail leas,rs.
ofihi. opportunity to DO -.
During The TIP down .eetDg wa called Ia ilc iorrlr.
cabin by number o. the passengers by whom several r,s
,ons were read ard adopted. the last o. which. ioI o.,
own tsflcton. and becsuse We bad SIMPLE oPponsly
rudge for ourselves. We insert 10 our report
Rse{ Thaf he thanks OF tbs meeting BE- ard are hsf
bv rendered 70 The Agent Mr. John Mace. Of - Csrmne,
f1r ms uutrug perseverance, ani unftn.iu a,uoa b ne
coufrt nd convenience 81 hose who have AMENDED
conservation a. Oak III Cemetery. swell az oi hs gos.
management throughout he Whole STAR
The plots OF ground conraning so square feet are 90
for SO each, and deed n fee simple eiyen and et,,
holder Of one 10, entitled 20 he election Coz us
Tee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

MONTGOMERY PATENT STEAM BoLER-This boiler hav
ng been fully tested in steamboats, manufactures. and I'm
proved by IL great saving Of fuel aud other advantage
greatly superior 10 All other boilers In existence, the un
dersiencd viii build, a. their sk, sci OF boilers or
rcass steamboat, and guarantee them equal any hc
bo err and viii only ask fr the improve meui one-hai
the saving Of fuel HOOPER BROTHERS, 1Sj Pearls
y b. This improved boiler may be seen in operation q
Hooper Brothers lookinggla-s mssufsctoyi Hecsert
Brothers, Croon Mills, Cherryst and board sieambol
Jonas {. Heart Al letters prepaid within the district
which interested. tie Cry and County OF New
York aud the Hudson, viii be- promptly attended 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

BEAUTIFUL SUNNrS IArs FoE CHnpSfN-Ihe as
scrber invites The attention of Ladies 10 his magnfcli
stock % Sumner Hats FOR children they are Of he no,
beautiful styles and elegant material Of any that have ever
been offered for sale n this city They were manufactured
aud imported from Paris expressly for bis fea rsae ln
are offered AZ lees prices Than Infinitely Inferior article. were
sold al short time since GENIN, "a Broadway
onposife = Pau.s Chgrch
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TYR SctFNcE % HrrrSy.-" Blessed be the msa Vi,
invented sleep sad honest Sancho Panzs and al he en-.
ners Of KNOX are blessing his summer Hats. Sceaes
comfor, aud durability combined with economy eve
ry,hius Manufactured by KNOX. Cal and take = iOos
l2S FuifOn-sL ie.2 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

sASDs's SARsAPARnLA.-Spring is once more with 10
yernal freshness fs the air and well yegsaron
feels the reYvfyng influence Of the season But spnfs
Spring he sick The poor drdden marty TO scrO
ua or rheumatism liver disease indigestion. az
one Of the legion Of maades which take their rec IN u
stomach, and make the veins their c0nduiis-whs he
Spring hint What language Is the deaf and dumb q
light 10 the blind. But think can tell the sufs4
bow to e. his system for the enjoyment Of Spring Acosr,
VI Sands sarsapsha that shall The whole
viii accomplish the work. and enable the patient ~sscE
his bed and walk before fiery July in al his ehsa
window.
Prepared and sold whOlesals and retail, By A B D.
SANDS, Whoess Drug gsu- 100 Fulton. corner OF Nlz1
81 ms Broadway, and n East Broadway, Ns~Yors So
also by Druggists generally thrOu ghOut tho United SlAs
Pnce OIL per bott.e. bOues for 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

" The facilities for reaching The city by siesmbosS
railroads. &C from the neighbonng counties end stsfes Offer
strong inducements 10 those who prepared IN any
% accommodate farmers, merchants, manufacturers,
In the best papers the country, which be coue a.
PALMFR's Agency, In the Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

- The Union Mills OF Lerbee a Claugh. Mid
detown Ohio were destroyed By IRE on ms |lst inst
I oss about Sl0Oll-no insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

BALTIMORE ss-An shp case sieenseu, Bremen
Coma Ro d- Jsnsro LsNfence Mayo Boston, syph
5g Nctorns Hb0s RIA d. Janero Dansscoye o.
rsrue Eistpor Js1er Br smith, Bermuda chrs Plato, Han
noad NYok W-scl-ee0 f0rt P1rnd seguue. swan, Nfon
Amelia smith Gsmbn gbt0n. Prov i-lcs Cid. bafs
D-ietnn Hsyn~ NOgsns sophia Wym Portland jeanette,
BroTn Nfnrs Fayetteville. Con- LsEayrs snd foo Caoeo
sllrs Ezseih. Dlhs falut4 Jam sarah Ann Re Ben
ss-i Bostou Nak-ou. baston Florence, f0a 90
RICHMOND jll- shr Par. f-rd. Nfork l. hg
Copes. Cos Csfhsnne Ainants. OEtrn. Philadelphia
HORFOLk Jaa= loAu bns Dud-y. Eust SYors sclfs Yer
a0n. DO Williams. Elliott iltsp-u-
krsr. Philadelphia Ernsasls. Clarion to Ln-i
kirsan. Baltimore Js " Imbe I-oupon doi Pampero Tread
r-l, sfofs MERCY Taylor arsefson, Boston, Cofs Horton,
NeNror
A. NANDRIA. June l6Au brg N45e. Boothe, r.tioss
str Btylns, Philadelphia W tous son, Prettynlsn 90
ca LEsr0S. Jun- 14-C1 shp II AAen, MlNsnn. hfors
b. bars Potngef. Love. Liverpool brg Russell Aery.
s-oda ss-i MerrtAsN McGIsrry, RI ds Jansifo
br. FlEa ftu~ Hsrf. Nfofk
sAyANNAH J1ns gfArf brig Wison Fulsf, fa, Mon
.clr 4 t1s Htged0rl. 30 Be- Janer0.
NEW ORLEANS. Jal- BAR shPs Dana How, Bosioni fon
v.ndks Philadelphia Wspoe Richardson Bost0i b0s Cfafna
Graves 80 worth. Hew-. do Gr-csn. Ryder Nfork STR
n Gaop ho Janen0 Cld, shps Senator Coffee Lreffoi
Grenada .poan-r Blsfen Calcutta Ca4sft ~ taoetl hs.iy
Lspisui simpson. Orphan VILLAINS rgron- Gotof sns nef
chant P-irk Vera BRO. Perfect Iosns~1d, o. Joseph
Keller sIo forllI, " lsol. Boston
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"WHAr SAW IN CALiFoESIAP-This Is The Tue :
interesting work just Issued BY the APFLrroSs. tsh'-
the pen Of Judge Bryant Of Kentucky, recently Aoaes
San Francisco. Y no. PIP. 455.
Ia the following extract End account Of he sst
soap plant and also tie Judges testimony In favor .
new medicinal plant called CaBchs.ssuss
The botany and Cora Of California are rich ard "
hereafter form fruitful field Of discovery 70 the rssfs
There plants reported possess exuscf1
~ medicinal virtues. The sosp plant tamoie one -
appears TO be among the most serviceable Tue roo W
IS the saponsceous portion o; he ant resembles he 90.
but Possesses the quality Of cleansing linen eqge.
'Oe.e soap manufactured by my friends Cornwall DIV
or Of Louisville, Ky. -
There Is smother plant In high estimation With ihs.
ioruians. called Canehalsgus, which il held by them
sntdoe for al the diseases 10 which they subject -
particular for OF fever and aqua. For puniy ~ u
blood and regulating the system think i sufpa.ses -
medical herbs that have been brought into uouce' p
lu-t become N time, one Of tle most important 49,
he practce Of medicine In the for fo~ef-'
= generally during tie months Of May and june s 3.
pinA-coiored blossoms, form conspicuous dsPi y
great variety which scom the fields OF California
" Give us OLD Tack for the bead Of the nafon ,s
our own head give us PHALoSs Chemical Hair l,,
Do you asa Why simply because Il viii prevent s1r
from becoming gray falling out, getting afy s1rr,h
and because will keep Il clean, glossy, eiase,
silky and always in curl Does need any othei .sl
mendaons than these place Il every sdy - 20
beside every gente9 an dressngcasef We m n .4c
PHALoSs place Is 81 Broadway, but yoo can ge'
ii the store Of any druggist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

rF- Col. GARLAND. with 800 meu, left Fort
Lesyenworth on the 10th INST for the Plains
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Domesfic Ports.


PHILADELPHIA June Arr BAH flames, Johnston ho Sc
r.oel hr Abbot Lasrence Baker Boston, swan Bray. dos O-
Norcros- sp.t-s Dhtn5 trs Charles huu. Turner, Mon
e-y Ireland Do Hamlet Ncs-r-ol Provdence Ian s Cher
sues boston Riw Fnnkiu Chertucs io rrnefie Poland 81
en-. Mnera DAVIS Pol RIVER bg Tom Payne. Campbell Be-
Ess1- Larahes Portland feia suie Prov eence Duncan
Glhr.t NOr-sns ,chrs Lsguna Winchenpas, Nfo6 Erto
Curtis Boston Bengal Crouch hclm'nt lnos lfelAnf s'nss
Poushseepse Mchga Patterson. Hsv-n WIN Dayton
M mon Nsnucset. Liberty Wiks Py mouth Cd bars "a
arr- Pesk Personal---very. bgs Csfer IMP SeN Bedford
sshr Forrest King Kelley. Bosion-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

" Ds. TOWNSEND, alarmed at the rapid falling Of
his saes Of the quart bottle MIXTURE has resorsd 10 o.
most extraordinary means 10 regain his position 10 y
first place, he sells HE counter sn article purpOs
10 be an extract from the celebrated Caornan plant Co
eiaagG, recommending 70 be far better han sansFs
nla,' and as ths bes, and cheapest medicine 10 u
world and this too, alter having found III a. be ,s
perfectly worthless Then, finding this promptly me1
the Only yender Of the genuine article, be tus round a.
denies ha he made such admission (which Is printed %
the labels Of the boes and calls the TIA. he bad
made pece Of rascaiiy" WI the pubic scaseuaneo
such prOceedngsl More anon. e4
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MARINE AL.

PORT or NETWORK. JUNE %
.txt.ruH, .Ln.aAg.----- ---.-- rHis pAf
fss Hoo~ WIZ ia
"a s.ts.......T ql Morn 600. ll Eve /,
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THE GREAT HUMBUc-The following has been pcbasosa
IN lie papers and . complete piece Of rsscaifyfrs
70 IA order - eel what believe 10 be worthless ssl
1Asca.lasesDr Io~aselts admission Tat los t4lof-
~ better then earsaptnia be Al tle tspVt -
Dr. TOWNSEND has made such sdmission--bui y - y
gave fair nsl Ia case Of fever and asue ard -
eases Of the blood aud found II TO be, be believe
feclly worthless. le""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

DEATHS IN IMMIGRANT Hospitals, June n
wm TreniIy. Ireland, arrived IN ship Argyle Marc
PeaEn Germany, in ship Republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

The subject was handled with marked ability. WN P
BARxER pronounced an Grafton on Christianity and
GIRL Freedom CHARLEs w BArKD a Poem-Lab9r
JEREMIAH B. TAYLOR an Grafton, in which he lsbored
d establish the fact that Free States ne brhDae Of
Orators JOHN T.. HOWELL OF Goshen, Orange Co.
pronounced tine discourse on Rsforrs and R,f0rrles
The Degree Of Bachelor OF Arts was then conferred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29
BgOOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Y The Concert at the Female Academy las,
uisht was rosly an interesting affair-not only highly
srai Ing to the sudienee but extremely credabe to the
Institution.
When youth and innocence and beauty utter the sub
inc and beautiful sentiment Of poetry and song and TIC
thrilling melodies OF music, concert never fails 10 pos
sess unusual attraction. The sweet and simple music Of
the evening remineed the delightful entertainments
Of the Hutchnsons and did not fail to produce the desire
that such would be more frequently repeated
such music and such execution might be expected from
the tuition Of the gifted young lady who has charge Of
that department In the Institution and who last evening
won the admiration and regard Of every heart as well BY
the exquisite and natural beauty Of her sorg by her
firing and modest demeanor H.
LEcruRE-Prof WINES will deliver his third
Lecture on the Law Of Moses at Rev. Mr. Jacobnsi
Church. this evening.
WAsHINGToN PARK-A salute OF 81 guns was
ned yesterday by the Washington Horse Guards at For
Greene In Of the continuation Of the law relating e
Washington PaIk.
CHARTER CONyENTION.-Thls Convention vii
hold meeting at the Common Council room this evening
when the report OF he Committee on City Corporation
will be resumed
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BOOK TRADE.
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