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U.,,.a s,.,.. Hotel, washington, D. G.

TIME subsc bers respectfully inform the pubic 'ha lney
| have within few days past undertaken he mahase-
ment of this establishment, situated on fennsyVna
an. between I'd and Al streets The localy ana heioi
rr,ngements of this Hotel will, trust, recommend IL
avorbly to visitors business or pleasure ana PanG
m travellers as it ix within few steps OF the bau-
MORE and w ashngon Railroad Depot good accomino-
i,ons and the exeons to please, can W
10 nIort and convenience of their guests they nope 10
secure hhoei" P d. H. BRANCH Co,
N, Late of Petersburg, VirRinia.
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RE MOVAL.
FRENEN's INSURANCE. Co or WASHINGTON AND

FIRRMEN's Insurance Co. OF WASHINGTON AND
Georgetown, October S, lSiS.
THE Office of this Company is now held the building
i OF the bank OF Washington. door north of The
banking northwest corner, president and
will make all kinds Insurance against fire within
the limits OF the county OF Washington in the District of
Columbia.
The office will be kept open daily, Except on Sundays
Christmas, Good Friday, LIST of January, and the
July,) between the hours of 10 a and D. m.
Oct 3l-eo2w ALIEN. MCINTYRE, Secretary.
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-n-.~., FOR RELATIONSHIPS steamer OCEO-
stS9sl la will ON the OF October, commence her
1900 10 the above place. leaving Washington every Sunday
At o'clock a M returning. leave Baltimore every Tues
At Leonardtown, Md, ST. Marys river, Md and
eve rivsr Va and at all the intermediate landings on the
Potomac. for signals or to land. ,,,rcurr1 co,.in
Oct I-3awu j. "iACiiH'i'' 'P
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,,.r SIX ErCH BOOK, by Warrington IRVING
| beautifully illustrated with original designs oy par
sy and richly bound in Turkey morocco volume yps'
published and for sale by F. iAiH
Nov.
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THE Hedge Anchor, Young Sailors Assistant in Mat
lar. Of Ssamansh,p by Vim. Brady, salllngmaser U s.
v. one Volume of 400 pages, and ~ engavings
Price So So published and this day iof san
by
Oct
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,-~a FOR NORrOLK.-The OCEObA leaves
s:xlafl Washington every Thursday, at O'Clock, a
- .,n-nng leaves Norfolk every Friday at O'clock p.
,uchinu at Conc river going and returning Passage
and fare 20. -
I'LL -nofl
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G, PARKER would particularly call the attention OF
who shave themselves to MS dressing io razor
ops which certainly supersedes necessity for the use
of the have hundreds of citizens to testify to the
dulest razor TO fine smooth edge, charge will be made
e good and srops, and lot OF excellent shaving
soap For sale low at D fAhhEho
Perfumery and fancy store, Backwell's Hotel.
Wv From the National Inteligencer
Su.v1yG-Al who wish the luxury of easy aid clean
We 1--WE mean of the bead) recommended 10 call at
s Parkers fancy the and obtain supply
of his razor-strop powder, and oil Vroom rowies pre-
MUM M shaving SOAP both OF which have been test
cd and found superior similar articles ever before
tried The gentleman who tried them says he has not
shaved comfortably in thirty years
the Saturday Evening News
Easy SHAyISa-It will be seen by reference to Seby
the azor-strop powder there
Inepencer by n gentleman who has proved its virtue ana
value respected citizen, who called upon us yesterday,
that he has tested the razor-strop POWDER ana
found be worthy OF the strongest recommendation
| n IRIS. DARLINGTON, formerly OF Richmond Va,
Nl having of the trustees taken charge
Presbyterian high school for young ladies' IN LOUIS
vIe begs claims to her former friends, ana
express hope change of location will not prevent
them from inrusing their daughters to her. Mrs " mas
people Jealous of education and she humby
that the institution she is assisting to found may De-
come blessing TO the community for years to come.
The heahness OF the city, and the eaeness oil access 10
it fom the south and southwest Indicate II as the very
place school OF high character and neither pains nor
expense will be spared to place 1t al once beside the best IN
| the Union
Mr.. Darlington will receive limited number of board
ers who will be a ghers in her family.
Sept 30-d3m
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4,ai6
nj. ROBINSON, President.

nj. ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SKipiNG, No. ii Todds Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
w. p JOHNSTON, M D., opposite City Post Office,
7th street, Physician
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company be obtained application at the
agents office.
Nov. IA
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Increase of investments since Feb. last. Sl647 90
Number of policies issued from LIST May last, o9i
Whole number of policies issued 5597
Less-canceied forfeited, and expired, deaths 800
and surrendered l33
OF which 1924 for life 1895
800 ar for years
l52 are for other periods
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d. PAINE CO.,
Sole Contractors and Manager of the Maryland State Lot
terics, Office Nc AZ Fayete street, Baltimore.
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All the drawings conducted by State Commissioners
All lotteries and the sale Of all tickets illegal In
Maryland except the Maryland Consolidated or State
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"rrnE sIGNrI~n p

CKEBMANs new and beautifully Carved Letters have
y superseded everything n the market and f.- demand
.or them s every -ay Increasing. almost every c1antry
rr .clsu 3D. town calls to examine lleu and cE ca wll-
.. PURCHASING ..-. They new ir sfye, unique iu
slai- aud l-r q. - viii Le bs-i "reflet ggd.' var
-.rel nll Oh fste, essy oi 7ota-uu and above All,
rap cheap clesp As tle bealiv and finished workman
s f -- er-r. have attracted such universal attention.
ard tar superiority over alv Other description of s.lus Is
llg1us. impression j. naturally tlru-d inst le I-
af EXPENSE .s lac rlru. tuf VIII guarantee
% Furnish these -e-s al me % .es cns uan -1
o0.-ay Ei-l sign AOhEhMAN
m.Il BE- Ii N..-.l-.i l.-Neen tu--nn AID Am.
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INSTALLlIENTS.
NEw.YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD

NEM-N YORK. AND ERIE RAILROAD COM.
LNPANl The stockholders OF tLs Nrw-iok ana Ere
Railroad Company hereby notified THAI the FINAL N
>IALLMENI OF Five Dollars elcn snare Of he Capital
stock noe already paid f, required tO De paid no lo
office Or the Company a Wast On OF before The let dsy
Of July next
N0ace Is also given holders o. stock which sny IN
s,Hmens due unpad that unless e same Gre pti
before t- first day of July next the stock and al e
payments made thereon VIII be- sub Jet % forfeiture al me
pleasure ofihe Board oi d .recfor-
The -eiuanuua interest the new stock VII De- paid az
tbs Ace Oh ni s1er tle first day of July neNi, and ne
transfer o0s- v be- closed nom De- l0-h day 0f June t0 he
is, day july Hy order ofrIe Board OF Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary,
Na,yYyrt Nav 81. 1872 lcl Zoo
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
From The H. ndonl Puppet show"
THE BROTHERHOOD OF NATIONS.
AZ ANTICIPATION.


sasses,et By B,rsrgsf'. Sa1', .ase, a>f P,Sg<f'
THE wars had ceased the weary nations filrled
Their tsitered flags and sheathed their b.uuted
And sick Of blood. the decima'ed world 'swords
Counted ia scare IL giories and rewards.
A little whisper raised IN doubt and fear
Made an appeal 70 Al the suffering lands
Form an alliance holy aud sincere,
And join. join hsnds
Old men, lcfi ch.ldless and d..c0n.ola,e
WidOws iOrlOrn and maidens s0rrow crowned
The children lettering ~ the cottage gate.
Iae young men mOurnial, gazing On tne ground
Joined Ia the cry, lameni.ng yet Of cheer
Repeating ever Oh. 80 ruined lands
Form ~ alliance holy and sincere
Aud JON, join hands
The plowman singing IN toe early morn.
stopped IN hls task. and shuidered % behold
Through the long burrows tor the future corn
Hslf0ured skulls projecting rom the mod
Zones o. bic brethren scattered far and near
And sadly gazing sighed Unhappy lants'
Form an alliance holy and sincere,
And JOIN, join hands
The whisper spresd--it gathered o. . went
Prom crowd 70 crowd the aspiration Jew
Distracted Europe sianched the wounds that rent
Her bleeding bosom pierced 40 waterloo
Her wisesi sons with voices loud and clear,
Took uu the words and bore them Der tne iands.
Form an alliance holy and sincere,
And Join. Join hands
Why should yc drag .aid they. the furious car
OF blind Ambition Way. with sweat and mOll
Follow the painting demi-gods Of var,
And with your blood make ruuLels through the col
Long have We sufered-lony IN mad career
Borne fre and word and sorrow through the lands
Form IN alliance holy and sincere
And join, JON hands
shes,hed be the sword for eycT-lot the drum
b schOOlbOys pastime-let your battles cease,
And b. the lannon's voice for ever dumb,
Except 10 celebrate the JOYS Of peace
are yc not brothers God whom ye revere.
l. he not Father of an climcs and lsnds
Form an alliance holy and sincere,
And JON. join hands
The words grew Oracle- from mouth 20 mouth
Rapid ~ ght the truthful accents ran
From the cold NOrland % the sunny south
From East 70 Wet they warmed the heart Oh man
The prosperous people with sound Of cheer
Passed the glad watchword through the smiline
From an alliance holy and sincere lands
And Join Join hands
They spread. they few they fructihed apacc
The spear and sword hung rusting on the walls
Preserved a. relics OF a bygOne rare
When men went mad. and giored in their browls
Peace. the fair mother Of each bOunteous year,
Dropped corn and wine on the prOlnc lands.
Form an alliance holy and sincere,
And join join hands
England forgot her deeds of battle done
France blushed a. glory gained Ia nelds Of gore
German Italian Spansrd Pole and Hun
Taught Kings a Lesson and were foes no more
Kn0wledy &c achieved the circuit Of our sphere,
And Love becau,. the gospel Of the lands
When that alliance holy and sincere
Had joined al hands.
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CLOTHING.

CHEAP SUMMER CLOTHING Five
X Dollar suits consist oi dress oI frlcA cua' c--sle
pants end f.rcy yc.i. also about 5000 .scs s1-l. ai
pohas of casauererte. dra0 te', -.nara, -tl e1 al
BOYS slgs clfaq. it..lN
ENOR SU1iriER WEAR large assortmeH- of
I our superior sy.rs Zephyr 10th Cae4uerete, Ne-ro,
Camhe and neu SAGA ana D. Osays. G- Of usual mole
rate prices such Is have given ca a1rly f1 le establish
u.eut WA. r.. JENNINGS g. co.
ielO 2j Blostwuy. Am-rcan Hoes
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PoLIcE.-Three young men named George
Branch Thomas Kelly and James tagsn were arrested
YESTERDAY by officer A. NJ C. smith charge Of steal
ing horse and wagon valued $500 the property Of
MI Charles IA Post of the OF sixth avenue and
Twenty seventh u Mr. Post having cit The horse and
wagon Tor lew minutes only a, the corner ofTweuty
seventh It. and F0urthAvenue. the horse was started
on BY some and went 10 the owners stable where
il was taken in charge. The accused afterwsrd
came up stating that the owner playing al billiards
and had sent them for the horse ana wagon, which
were accordingly delivered up 20 them. After driving
about until midnight they lett the stolen property at
stable in Bsyardst where Ley were yesterday arrested
on going 70 remove 10. some rogue entered house
a; the corner Of Oliver and Henry sts Tuesday eve
ming and stole a silver watch valued 40 50, and some
silver worth about Sla the property Of John Grace
80. A number of citizens yesterday preferred com
plant and caused the arrest OF John pavlns Tor
keeping nuisance consisting OF hog-pen IN disgrace
f condition in the OF premises - Elizabeth ST
Frederick Heath of 100 Groenwich-st was yesterday
complained OF for OBTAINING cmisrants baggage IN
order to enforce the payment OF cNOrotani rates OF
board. Two men named Samuel Haley ami J. Z.
Fresham were arrested a charge OF soliciting pas
.ensers without being duly licensed fellow calling
himself Ely Elliott arrested yetcrday and detained
10 charge of stealing four coats from AeXan
der Hammond. OF AZ Liberty st. Officers McManus
and Crsssaus. yesterday succeeded in recovering 80
IN money aud So worth OF dry goods, the property Of
Ann NcNSnas, OF rs Frsnklinst from whom 80 IN
geld were stolen lew days ago by John D. Campbell
and Margaret Campbell. The culputs were taken into
custody and committed for trial
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PAPER-PAPER PAPER.

pAPER-PAPER PAPER.
400 CfsEs luv price Cap I'D LeIer Paper
%OU Dol. cases fHe & LID and Letter Paper
irefN reaus OF Straw Wrapping
1910 resrs ~ Rae Wrarr1r Paper
900 reams OF Hardware PEPPER.
l-. relus of EIve.op PAPER
f7"U re.rrs 1f xlie ans c1ored Tissue Paper
-ton rrsns of c1ur-f Paper.
il tons Hanging Papers.
o. tons Binders Be sris.
ln Cons lrllk Boarts.
l2 Blr1hulx Boards
ln tons Slearlirg PAPER
il gross 3 1Iei Boards
Fcrslle 90 de lnrce-t rl4rfl rr ces. ~
uv50 Im CYRUS W FIELD co, lI CiI-ft
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PATENT MACHINE bAFDlNtf.
WARRANTED TO BE MaAlfAl4 KID r1in he
" rlr- Glrs PEREZ his banding Isl r1i lflc.el nJ il-
r1rrs lerr rrel OILS WAFER. rris. lr grease needs -o
ar- o pr cent power over a on -f lfs
lo.g il uses also hou- cad shoe saes machine bands % AT
yrils from fhrv-g i1rs $50, round bands Tor
eftes For sa-e al the depot of Thee Au.rcar 11ra ferca
CoupsuY = ARMSIlsJNi Fa-eltre
rlvIe fl+ Or tr. Ir-.sd States 80 WI
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SH0 LBS MlNiON TYPE. fle sarse as lately used
-DVN1l tits rarer no IN cents PER Do
90 ns. Agate .e same ~ .l,-y usc- u cur a1versng
ca..r.-. = Der ID.
TERMS CAsH-l nay be- purchased b glsrrles 20
SUI applicants GREELEY a McELAATH.
niv u MASWf
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p mnLLEY,s an EsTATE ~ AacHITEc.

ID uoIIEY,S REAL ESTATE AND ARCHlTEC-
Il .TJRAL OFFICE 20 Waisr fup stslfsl where De hAs
Real Estate and oui of he cy Tor sae % exchange in
se OF trade are respectfully Invited 90 call and examine Dis
u-norsniuu or safes BONA. iu Which all property .cl for
sae registered es OF eNpcrsel with such particulars OF
Is location &c A. arc important Ground Tsns, clcva-
lions fil wOrkng drawings tog-fler VIII Calncn
s's sud maso's spec icaious Tor tudngs Of every de-
desired. .-io y
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BLINDNESS CTRFD without a1 o0--slol.-Dr
tDNN FIELDS Co OrlIIs- ali p .Y-iclals, respect
FLY ufl-u the rrzerz 0f flrs ffl LeT have taken
Office Wsr-er-st 80 M, where they vii seui t1 al
kinds NJ he eyes Successful manner such
-h-ues of eli kinds ausursls opacity lIil csfs-
rscs f1f rnsrol ard graduation NJ every des-np loG
A. yo la, have d-spa'red ~ having your restored
cone no charge. fr eAlia r1n ArfrlI yves inserted
DR. NM. FIELDS co.
Remember ~ arr-r-si 10 3D. mv-f lmf
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CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY, June ID.
FREs-About O'Clock this morning fire was
discovered by officer stark Of the seventeenth Ward
In the rope.walk Of Cornelius Vanbenschoten, in Filth
IT. near First The alarm Of FIRE, this morning in
the Second District occasoncd by the ignition Of a
box Of shavings in the basement Of Haight Cos Dry
Goods store, No. 10 Wsterst
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y Vt TVNAI ~ y y I TT II III "a . y
INVITE. tLate J. Is Clark. Pr0pueforJ ~ Broady4y
New York over flr IewcrT store of Ball. Tumpk.u5 *
Black TIE proprietor would respectfully inform citizens
ana strangers fhst l.s Gallery thousand
Da-urrreJtFpe Lkeles-es 10 our Qsi dsin gsne4 men
.- non for their l.sq ecfun.
TIE proprietor after nearly efht years experience In the
Daguerrean Art-infeilI- ami peuecfuv many Oi the m-
prItcneu-s haf have been made is discovery by
D4-ufre end which has brought i o. its pfescui ~
rrtfecfl0u-has purchased ie above named Oalleryand
faefs himself that De viii not only sustain. huf Increase
reputation and ecAnov Jed e l-u Character Of the cs
adjustment
parable process, known only l. p1re enable
Da-uerreufvpe 81 uiatlrs that al others in their
mellow and harmonious clear ana distinct
ro anf without lf dstrreeshe hue a BIAS hifefto been
Doe chief objection f0 d. glerreotyre Portraits
I0 convince Ore u1- rcr.l.0ls of Doe great superiority
of Pictures taken a. ls plaee tcy respectfully invited
Lob fs tie Ga.cy AID Judge iUr themselves. The prices
is formerly .rI iueud
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p XII -iRY AND FORT HAMILTON Fare ".
e----f--ici. The steamboat CRlLhEl, tupL A D.
Peck vii commence her regular ups n- above ol Salf'
dtr. June B. and VIII run lluw-. cuuJHy- excepted
Leave NeS-York. from Cathanne Market AZ o'c.ocs 4.
NJ foot of Couulaud-sf 90 and tl A. NJ "a u1d u
Leave Fort Hamilton at 3l, A. VI. ID VI. = tnd O. 7. NJ
Landing al Greenwood dock each way.
10 Fort Hamilton and Greenwood Cemetery Offer 1rf-
vailed attractions 90 eNcgrsunss In senrch o ruri cllns
and recreation. Tire run n the fast seHuer Cnciei, 90
and hracug nir the splendid f1rUAcatOns a. Ftn
Hamilton. rambe through he grounds Of le Cemetery
which are rarely emheshed both by nature and sr slo
gefher embody amount 90 eradication pertaining 20 10
other frIp bob tle vicinity Oi Newly ork. Iei .yeod
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Episcopal COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
lLSapletol, staten Island. on ae, from Ne'f ora
Number limited 20 tMuy Pupils received a. any lue
during Tie session and charged accorln sy- military
oicer Ia attendance hree -mcs week Apply 90 te In
-rtute. PHILIP 81 EROAN>. ESQ - Wal
SHEPARpS bookstore. isi broa1Hzy, Where ea-so-ues
may be had msl im.
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r., -Hzt14-r- ADAMS a. cor TRENTON
90 -. feAhD PRINCETON EAfhr7,.--
ADAMS co. have extended hef
FApe-s Do DE above AID u'l iite picf- rn l1 uf ~
flr Camden end Amboy Railroad and Nll rf"arl picss-
.fs. parcels Gc diI, fioofs r ai our of0r. Boz Wallet
before O'Clock r 81 Delivered early ol ulr loi0"lrg
morning Drs1s noir.. b..., So. collected win ffcss
10 De orvariei hy cur Express wi bel delivered sras
mv3 im
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BABY JUnIPTRs! BABY JUMPERS
STRAW GOODS.

DATENrED IS TIE UNITED STATES. Euearl Erd
4 Frarce To tr BIB. wholesale and retail CO. tle Gen
era nrnor SD Broadu o. r. D.
IaIf .u o. ~ IL TILL Pnfe1fea
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STRAW GoDp>.-A llfFe and s1.rnit assortment q
k~-trlie Goods W every description. suitable 90 uel
boys ard infants, u AJSARcUEs la. All Cap ware
h0sse, - B0seTy. iel la
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ss,It II Ncan be- chartered for e2cuf ions during 10
- ensuing season. The boat lies lie loot "
Beach-sL North River. Apply ~ the office Of
r. 4 q. J.. SCHUYLER, Hl1oveft,
The above boar Is also Tor sne. AL persons ere iohf
trusting any nccouut n this boat without w1en
0nier from lhe Canaan 20 y
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TIVE DIAPHRAGM FILTER.

designed o purify s river ss-er It's portable lppa-
ars trei lr duplication i1 any lsrei or 1tre zap u-ed
f1r m DISCHARGE " fli.. lli constructed f1r application
i0 vessel of DE capacity RI ke- or rt- uel al o
cy's lydrrL o. c.-lr-e- itself y cllai end ur end
VIII rr from OBJ i've gallons per minnie, and i ~
dlrltfy .-si severn. yers Price -. wlfl faucet S.
Wsfer-cloers. rr1 ta luyurv f0r he >ort rr-r g
are also for .ae tF WALTER 81 GIBSON .te Office u
the Diaphragm her, So Broadway next above 81 Charles
Hotel Fi,rr any part ~ tie Uaiou. myis Goblin
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saIe- az Ihe -loek Esehange....J.zE I5. II


1000 Treas Note 60l03 30 Harlem Bd....... 54r
800 DDS 25 .O2 200 do.-.-.----.o3 81
2O0O do......... I03 50 do .-..--.-- bYJ %
- Del a. Had -crip-lf5 200 Long Island kd.-. =
~ Morris Cansl-.so1 l0. lOJ dO-.--..-.-ol0 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

IRON COLUMNS of every variety Of style aud size
i-Aound dlfel columns, from 90 inches diam SQUARE
columns oi he style for fronts preferable ca &C.
couut VI strength durability ana clespnes % granite and
stone Iron Orders, beams sashw ghts, awning posts
oven and furnace castings.
TIE above embrace almost every pattern hitherto intro
ducel- Oh y hcn se are constantly making additions
gel5 Nv MORRALL CO. Iroa Founders, &c - Elm-,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

NO GkpN Ek~.-ihe siock fXtares AMI goodwill ui
nrsicass family grucery VIII De- disposed OF on Ners
edvsnageol TERMS applied for The shove esta-
lsiMeli s now oOu2 successful cash hlsluess VIA TAR
prospects of large increase The subscribers being ana.
ioa engage u other pufsp- viii sposc OF the above
stand GO good cash customers liberal TERMS inuus
others uetd apqyl fur fricr particulars apply oei 4e
premises, 10 J.f. 2. DEFINING. 81 Idini.av
iel4 W. Conner of + efenfh-si.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES' Cured
mu. i1-. Jack and white l-s and Trimmings TT uitl-
las aud wishes. real YleMenes, e--nls and laseis- c-
aud muslin c-pes, cleul.ses collars and c-ls, c4lnc
hand kercLie hosiery and E.ov-s most Vi " ca llfl
been bought ~ suction. viii h- slt c1lsl-ra 81 -r-tr
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= goo BOXES AMERICAN window G-lss ioa fHs
D,bVN 20 1Nu
- bss double t-.ck Ene.s Crown from ifx.- Do eV'
DO fo Ellisl Crown. single t.icE ron lNtl- io Ihan
l.0o io French u ldlw aid Picture Gas lon rAa 10
SXt.
M DO double dick Erlsh Sheei from SKIS to ys, q
verg superior article co. show " .-toys fo- si-s ~
ulvl0 -rrs sCHASCK. .6 D.rlsi1n-rt
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AtALAMANDER -AFE-.-Nr. s. {. Herrng-sir.
= Ihnh due f0 you. lnd precautionary measure 90
al. ai-.1ess persona hereby certify rf hli 'H fe afe
Ore Ill l- Hy sure one nf Fuur SAFES iNl dcr- pa
telr fhe mos possi psrt ofle rfaere he1g large
0raHry 81 0l directly Bro irons ald overhead. which, WHEN
crrafed Inf--e leaf real fe safe -uc de-
gree dat d .0t open f1r llr} f hours sfer i.e axe
anil H.eu paris NJ lae safe rlr- warn. tat wisf
lore Satisfactory my papers. &C. were al. perfect M
ue exception 0i beng llc suoAel, caused .lus lv oil
r.aliug ou e safe H. BORTLE
can .e,riuIy ceufY fo lhe above. and farther ffaf
lai 0r- NJ ae same aal of sa Mr Thonls store de-
strOyr 1y IRE at te urle where kept my paper,
and books. AID a. above llr result OF NINE
j. o. HATGHT
thereby certify that purchased from 8fr & Herring
hoil ol tle above sl- ami consider e poor economy la
;. T. THORN
large assortment n Gre general slamander SAFE war
raned Dob te equal u every respect 90 hose alluded io
above can only Pei BET of ie shscnber af ts old ess-
shni depot l5i ali Do W-erst I and Of bill. au.ior
lzei agents throughout re country
- imepisHW Sii.AS C. HERRfs0
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S,yEDlsuIERCHR,

- " tUI%II TsEEt IT tN-lN 10 uI-VI'I.''VF' u -
~ honor inform dnggi sNoitecaries ana physc
thai be has constantly htlJ lrsh swedish Lctle- W
has INST received lONp oi he largest SIZE, per steam
helmann s.so. loooo large and healthy German Leecn'
eh he sells al very moderate prices by any quaes 10
sui purchasers }. +. CLEU, Importer Of Leeche-.
RS m Iohn-si near Broadway.