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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

ITO TAIIORS.-Wanied-A experienced cutter
Address by letter. stating the period That they nave been
EMPLOYED lv each establishment m the above capacity, 20
c. 4 T. prepaid, care Of Messrs. Creed Bockee Co. b.
Madeu-laue and WilAam-st. on OF before the 5ls INST
-. a-..l
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a Nd Suppl EsfENI-The Ne,T-Yolk STATE REGISTER
Y - e--erf for 1873. lsf published and ior sac,
~ ~ hi sLI- X VII. L-l end - bro-lWsy
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. IFt, ON BOARD an EASrINDIAdAN-By tle ui-
NOIlI>
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REMOVALS..
nE,ICyFD 10 as BROADWAY. CO

N ENIONTD,-THE NEW-lONk MEDItAL AND
Ii SURGICAL INSTITUTE has removed from - nam
ber.-si 90 5O Broadw ay, SIDE few doors aoose
Broome-sf where u VIII be permanently located. PaTrouI
attention paid surgery and diseases q The urinary Or
- H. BOSTWICk. MD.
mvli owls Attending tnyslcan ai-l SLI seou-
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DEliOVAI.-J. L. BALDWIN, Agent OF the Meehsn-
Ii rs Insurance Company. 10 90 Nall-st mylo -
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-11
nRTTIsH ALMANAC and COMPANION for 1913

I'D year book OF general information subjects OF legis
laon statistics chronology mathematics, &c &c., being
Great Britain aud her colonies what the celebrated Boston
American Almanac" is for the United States giving the
civil list Of England Houses Lords and Commons the house
holds Law courts &C. &c, and valuable articles the rail-
roads Of Great Britain the Government School OF Design
on decimal coinage on eectroeegaphs health Of towns Odd
Fellows and friendly societies. abstracts OF Parliamentary
at last session. abstract Parliamentary documents chron-
ce of the session OF Parliament $40 and ls public improve
mep,s together with much valuable information subjects
general interest imported copies only direct from
London, by
mar r.. TAYLOR.
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+. TAYLOR.
y HITTING AND NETTING WORK, by Mis-. Ro

II HITTING MD NEIIING WUHh, by Miss Ro-
IN MADISON Companionto the ork-table Ladies' Peck
ct-book Of Knitting by Miss Lambon the Book OF Knitted
Lace Knit Shawl and Scarf Book; the Eagle Knitting Book
and Ladies' Precepto twenty patterns Crochet Msce
lany, by Mrs. Gaugsn the Crochet Collar Book Knitted
Lace Collar Receipt Book Crochet Baby Cap Book Crochet
D'Oyley Book Imported from London by
O
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Tickets slO--Halves S5--Quarters $3.50.
Certificate OF package OF % whole tickets 500 90
DO do % half do so 90
DO do % quarter do IS 90
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-11
+. TAYLOR.
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES FOR MARCH.

For endowng Leesbug Academy, and for other purposes.
Class No VI, for 1913.
To be drawn in Alexandria, ya Saturday, 18th March, 1913
" halle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
SCHOOLS.
TARRYToWH INSTITUTE,

e-.~t g.sr'fr school fIr Bows. or IsrryioNn, y 7.
A NEWMAN. PRINCIPAL
TT'HIs INSTITUTION r. pleasantly s..ltei one-i.fi %
r "a north oi ile vi..f- -eaf me 90 on "-.- ~ wv
Andre ,fas taken. and about half nile from lr si.ilD-
Irr and Hudson River Railroad. TIE llilH2- are WEI
a-Iaf. fr ne purpose. having ample play ground ic
fn ls llsl.4rDn young -.l-.ri.en b" - lt
sru-at ll a .le branches Di lr E1- a 4 A-- t '---
cation --rsI-.-a fr- lf- lr entering intr
The -r.ure viii Ie Mild and parental ei -ilt = c
cuafel excite ard please, rather taan o eil ia-' a
rerrleK Ore mind. ard no rlp- VIII De- hl'" ' go
THROUGH lis sfld.es ulll BE- has flornlEn ana piacea
l., edge " e same. and every attention VIA pc pau 10
f.lr Irr-rs morals. and lle .eclll lfll f1feitll
MI. Principal having been more nan twenty wears SIC
ee-f r -r.fr. n bis profession. fees sell i-y c'--
ref 10 ave pe-cc, satisfaction % those who may patron
Tr..s --s -go .,-rns in the year. each 2 weeks
TIE Summer Term commencing on me hf.i ~ Way BUG
re Vrr 0r fe frsf of November though scholars may
m rrr ar any time. tlt not o. Jess perll ilhi one
team without H -,eca agreement Tile r-cr o bohfi al
',-0r ro ding washing and mend 1g. t1r the sumner
Tenn Is frfI SIS 90 go and me Winter -1n iruu' -t' o
-- r,--s o le .raro1e- pursued. pay able Oh adFance
REFERENCES;
Trrrvfour-Rev Joseph wilson, J. W. scrnner' ND
Rry p Cremheriu. Rev. c. n. Jn1erliL Ne"-l ora
Cv-Rer Bishop b. s. james. ID. Rev b. Creal Pastor
81 r. CHrrrh .1-sr, Rev o. "a Fisher. Pastor D-ic. j,
Cfrr. Br0one-Li Rev. q. Coles. -1 Mllnef.y-.i- hc.
p h. Brown Pastor 81. =. Church. Grreucst Rev q. 5
F~,vIe % Bond-st Rev ID. W. Cars Pastor VI p Church
s.Hir.r--. Rev s. d. CoUe.DD Pastor ls tpls Church
B-,0r,a--t. Row o. y. Amerman. Pastor N. r. OIllcl
g.Itlr4.t. Rev ; Remington, tlsfur uf Baptist Church.
sar,on-i. New Haven. C--Ref. joe Law. uyis ueod
GERMAN LANGUAGE.-Mr THEoDOR GLAu-
II BENSkLEE informs tle public That De- coninit- iHuf
L. he SUMMER o teach Che German language and uerh
me- 1 private lessons well classes For terms and
tefarrrce- apply t0 It- brand-sL Jed wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
WE EAGLE HOTEL,


DEOPEEEp the subscriber .s Iessed poe .'' e
IL ans conmnd l. lu-e. f1r terl 0i years, ava Dog
bv constant attention l0 DIS quests in merit ilr patron o.
b. thY.. - JOB lurc long SHOWN i.e obs alt-ts 70" --
house posse. over every other u t's c.t. iI A--i
o - plel-sri ani central location. t Ilf been rem
r ma. important par-I ovid furnished Id hr'f. NA.
surpassed hy any loici u fhe eastern Giles. i- M H
gree ol luxury and re.a rce newer BEFORE alei t- u @
section 0l tlc country. ..
Tine READING ROOMS nrs supplied VIII hc leading
re,vsnpuer- of fe United Sges and c te Pune h1nfs
lnge been ICED and furnished Ul dueci reference i' t
comfort AMI convenience oi those who may Doe pleased To-
visit Them .......-.. o., ,.,...- .
The LADIES DRAWING and RECEIVING ROOM re
furnished ln the richest ana mos. elegant manner F A
very best oft modern furniture. ..
The PRIVATE PARLORs and SLEEPING APART
NFNTs are also furnished In in- same -'yie-
Feeling satisfied tai uuue of as -u's can 'e oiirfN e
than pleased with his pubic or private rooms Dee Wl enc
deav6r by supplying Dis TABLE with ue u'e rhf MAkkt
AFFORDS and Win attentive ant opisng servants, 10
please al who may erfer Tie DINING Hu.L
Ills cooks trained il their uasinets lud hloN no" 10
please The TASTE of ire most ftsldiuus.
4 commOdi0us OMNIBUS wII t nI times he 40 tNe De
r,t srrva ct the several trains of cars aud also u'
TIE Packet Landing. and v convey travellers ana ucf
I baggage % and from the hotel free of charge.
Nothing Will bee omitted the part of ue Proprietor Oh
give the most perfect satisfaction % al who SION % h.'
house =. ID. W A4biIDrf-
Rochester, june 10. 1889. iel9 Inc
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AND MONEY MATTERS


~ I'D Union l4-
Among be Dry Goods dealers there is blt
.n,n bu..nes. doing. Tac jobbers WHO have near
h5me aId City trade ore doing someth-ug The stocks
fra ta. nsiIs oi commission men are much broken. but
mol, more so than usual this There has been
good demand Tor export daring the week and saip-
rents have reached 3a2i packages. Thele shipments
are mostly confined 90 ~heetlgs and Drl-s which ere
easily produced and though sold m very low prices
VIII from the st.te Of he cotton market pay some re-
m 90 trs producers for their labor and rid he market
of thc surplus making room for future productions Tor
Fan .slcs Iu Prints. tie stocks are much reduced
very few q the elt styles thst are desirable on tie
market Tie very low prices al which these goods are
induced and ts taste manifested Ia designing has in
iuccd large sales.
IN ,elation 90 the Foreign Dry Goods market the
Dry Goods Repora' says:
..,f. market remains without change since our last
some styles Of goods which We quote are hrf "nle h
t+I.rs a e0n.e.s0 u would Ue made 20 meet the Ne"
ft,rs lEe cannot learn that there D. any accunui-
atom Of stock a. producing points beyond me ORDINARY
rr1ducto n Of mi- 40 tais season ana the dtaD1 lo
export prev ent- any sr'a- accnnl'aton 90 D. Ao pi
l.1fe thar the usual iu gor-atons rom france VIII
, tao rlara for lGug time 80 come, ~ tlat % tAe
.rqe irp1riatOus which shall arrive carry IN ihe 70.
81, ta ligrff Oh speculation and secured. TIE lmp'r
az goods my hy- r. 49, e5,cJ IN ne r,,arEet
I ne sio.ts oi --... 60, ,t, f,o. .bst ir'.
val De ls"ifl lD'H %, 80 .t,, ,l.,,- l,r,.,,,
d.cOu- nmpoIteir WIZ ..'t -'''l' .7-.' j., ,..
they can -eii. Aoit9 ooNl'I'e IN IL f.o,',...
mauuit. turing Nl-lii.-'i .-''" - 7. - 49, 80.
,-.4t.rfor Bills having three and Jour months % nun
were readily no. otaied ~ . pr cent PEI
| this ease Dob lhc money muAti '-DVit11 c'i-, ~ -
aeason We presume H'ly moro -o'"s 49,, "..Lt go
been produce iol ~, . i -,'-.at-,s nj
wll BIZ an abundance m qaauty, "nic hp 's-oI' =.
/ desirable styles "- ~ .el'I., li- 4r,l e..
advised of large quantities y, ye,'- ol.'. 1
/ France ald pfIlhaiy lNl'N', % rig t .' go. ,,,
ing tlc best opening Tor sulh pi O'4D4oD' d" my ''y
have
The financial condition Oi Maine, according I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COM.
NAM The stockholders Of ths Nsw-fOrk and Ere
Railroad Company hereby notified that The FINAL IN
STALLMFNr of Five Dollars each share Of the Capital
stock DOR arendy paid i1 fun Is required to Dee paid nj The
office Of the Com ANY, A. Walst on or before the let day
of July next
Notice is also given TO holders ofsock which any IN
sediments ere due unpaid that unless Inc same are PAID
0n or before the first day of July the stock and at te
payments made thereon, viii be subject 10 forfeiture al me
pleasure 0fihe Board Of Directors
The semi annual interest on the stock VIII he paid At
his office AID aer the hr day Of July next and mo
transfer books will be- closed from he ION day Of June 10 the
ls day of July By order ~ the Board Of Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary,
New-York Msy 81, 1913. lel I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

pONER-LOOalS PATKST RIGHTS, Sc
d Fcr sale cheap icr cash or approved credit, az Af
GiLSoYs 1vcrtoas and mprOveglen's in foveE-Loonis
uf weaving nguted and plain iabucs see ne e AT VI
Weaving, page - % as. snd ~ -g o. o. IS also,
uur Pow Looms WIKI lacqusrcs and sei % cs'-rur
l0ies, pc.slec lr tie foundry Flrc VIII be en-
.4cl 10 AT lolcFs r1 due recoverable from ri
samples of Toe goods produced these machines may Re
Inspected fvr farther particulars apply, either personally
W hv lftle7. Dos. .4ld. ~ Clinton q GfLROl.
jc.5 lw u Nazssa.st New.N0sk.
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,,rcp An IlipORTANT ~ALE "

KS ~, II FSI ATF-NoLce is hereby kNl. il az 10
- ~ este of tne .are JAMES CANNiNvs wa
TYR ,f ssarctfe e. Onouiaga County, y y So Pc Led
III t, nrtvaic contract and aer enc uist or e itt
~ ~. ,r,r.rie. clinprsc some Of She beet lands ~
r,-a.u- prrur.,,s fa found n Western Ne"-l ora
.,,,r, lich may d. enumerated he WeNnoNh sni A..
i isr. AZ Ssnnelfees. with .arge snd "rti-.nset
f,rn WI ch r the last fourteen years rs occ ' ~ 10
Pronreior and VII he sold u ois cunf raeii ,v Nlaset
A., several lar Lee farms ih hrsc 1ss improvement
az, b. e.. from Rochester, sIuafed u Nonnc an Niesis
-orres and being In the frs Wheat districts u ua oQ-l-
"a. Ten acres of b.ack ash swamp heavily covered VII
timber flr fencing, distant four nlcs nom sNht a.ees si
,s-e iof. of COTTAGE properly n ard near ne village
rapfsl f1r-sforv huf Touring m NJ Lefafna on Gay.
, ~. well alanfei Cor fls iOrt uses oi storage ad
,i.r warehouse in connection with is Original f0.
pose Lands in Micl een ONO ana iuuos, o< Nia
information may bee o5lauea 90 W, w W 49, Hls
a Waist oc of SAMUEL rtLLEk
rvIf enif =. -nol-c-es, Oll.-AEa 'N---ll " I.
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uuATrRTTIG PLACE.

SEACONNE1r HOUSE, NAkRAGANSEiI BAY, *. J.
80 THIS HOUSE wil De opened i1- a.e reception Of
E yi.'ers and hoiregs the 18Th ot June 10 il located
- ihe Eastern shore oi Aarrfrau-ei bay in si-fo
Newpou. 5 m es ffon adj River and % from Nc" b edio
The sea bathing unsurpassed game and tsh Hhuudlr
the unco OF board moderate Every Affection VIII Ue PAID
fo secure e comfort end satisfaction O tu-e " DO may pa
tr1nze ihe establishment stage ulsrlaie dlys Co.,
and from New Bedford Arran cement. il Dee ODD .de Or
the conveyance of lo end from fa River 1n s
arrival o steamers from Providence and morning anl even
inc cars from Boston. JOSEPH COE
Lilc Compton. 4 T. May o. 1898. my3o eod-Aai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

COuRr OF SEssf0ys.--jaaies 1itL' COW
,l. - h.,t,.ry wa roufenced % TIE Pen tcntaly
H., ,,,ec ,oootb- Tafne. jr0gan. convicted OF ~
ssalt and battery. was fined So Josiah "i.i- peaiea
guilty 10 an Indictment for pett larceny e.l was '-
1000 =, he pcfitsftiary i9r mont James tO-f
eonvictrd of assault and battery, was bned >1J --
Fgsncs Bsrnet also convicted OF assault end battery
- go az Tho Court then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CrTV ITEMS.

MoNDkY June ~
FiRE AsD Loss ~ LIyg.-Yesteriay afternoon
hre broke out In the basement OF hoase 70 'rah.'1
occup.sd by woman % years o as-. named sarah ann
p,oeo AM IL haa t.cn caineuishod, policeman
Thomas Steers Of toe Thirteenth ward assisted BY
some Of the frcuen entered the basement and found
the body Of Mrs Brown lying dead on tAe loo. Cofo
pcr Waiter. held On inquest On the body from the
evidence which transpred appears ins' the deceased
"a. If irregular balis end n = sUpposed tiai whe in
81 ~ e,oxie.ion her clothes accidentally caught
s, from, the came Of candle, causing her DEATH The
Jury retained verdict IN sccordnce VITA tAc iorso
ing facts
POLlcg--A man named Daniel Caunody was
arrested yesterday Tor Burglary in entering house ~
W-ikerst ~ltn intent t0 rob- Committed .-- Michael
Farrell aud Robert Burns were taken INTO custody se'
tesday ana locked up % answer charge OF bfeaAH-
into premises ~ Broadway and stealing quantity o.
articles used in the manufacturing Oi paient f'n
Caroline Grover an escaped convict from biae A"'A
Island was arrested yesterday - oAotI AoA''i '
sent back % her old Quartcrs-
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nINlDNNDS.

nIyIDEND.-The Board Of Directors Of he HOW
kfARD INSURANCE COMPANY have this day declared
semannls dividend II 10 per cent snd an extra div
dend Of u per Tie capital payable on and amer ne
SIN u June next LEWIS PHILLIPS. Sec'y.
flt.rff lrfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
sARsAPARlLLA
and syrup of
XrIIOW DOCK.

ry'HIS Is TIE CHEAPESr-Prce 81 cents bottle
and f he best preparation Of yellow DOc6 ever offer
ed i0r sale D. Immediately cures scr0illa, or knfs evil,
rheumatism ohs-uat e4tlleous eriruns pupr- or ru--
re. 1r he lace hores lies. chronic eyes, ring worm
letter. scd head. erg end pain of Tie bones and
Joints. stubborn ulcers. diseases arising from an murul.
use 70 mercury drursV, exposure or lupldruc'
La LIFE chronic constitutional disorders. The va4e ~ his
preuararou ]. now widely known and requires fctros
ygsv je7 3mIuIh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

TINHE NIA--ACHU$ SETS HEALTH IN
sURASCE COMPANY. OF BOSTOS.-Capfai 5000
Doiars-lnsure allowance u FOur SIX or r ghi Dollars
weekly during ncapa by of sickness from attend
ng business az extremely low rates u premium, with
share Of profits tie Insured Information relative tie
prucp and advantages " Health Insurance NAV be Oh
famed 0f the Agent who viii applications for poll
cies l.. ADAMS Jr. Agent or w. VAIN DRlNKER,
leiJ s. Chambers-sL SIX doors from Broadway.
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EXCURSIONS.

r--1s TO CEDAR GROVE! TO CEDAR
AZ .s---,NGRONFt Cedar Grove open tp the pubic
10y 80 for tne season.-Mr VIM. Nanlyke lakes
rsro n Informing bis friend. AMI the ciuAens 81 Nov.
Nork tsf he has eased for term O. cars mose Oealu
-3. knovrp a. Cedar Grove located on the soulleIly
80 nd staten Island near the Old Elm Tree - and fss
bn actively engaged during the spung M the laying oct
~ Grounds erection OF bull ucs bsih-hOases docks, 6c
fb "a hole involving an expense ~ several lnsHud dollars
having been his determination from the commencement 4
H. propreorhip 10 make Cedar Grove tlr moe, ,see ani
York. ~ -. .
For military and pleasure excursions, bais pafs, &c
Cedar Grove Will De found, Inspection, 10 possess "a
ce. Tor pleasure that unsurpassed 90 an evidence u
which be- proprietor need only refer ne public "a card
which appeared in the Ncw-forE sun ~ me l3h Nay
sred In ehov. $40 gentlemen who visited Cedar bntser
"a rrse az eyrresinc publicly On opini ot fs osl1y
A. a summer resort and when they iouhh on 'AAi1Aleh
- t ,rnfs and arran eflenfs then pro fcssns, 70
fr rpa.s for beauty of scenery facilities TOY aihi'ems
recreation ana exercise, any summer resort ey PAD ever
hec,r, Visited The Steamer Gen. Lincoln nuns daily Two
steamboats, leave every sunday particulars see adys''
usement l'''on
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AcrUnder year, %; 90 YEAR,, 5ii 90 p, @N 81 ny
TO- "a. 10 10 ~ rs; ~ 10 o. 81 81 70 80, p; 40 to ~ ~ q
80 ee Q: 50 70 H. DO; ~ f0 80 10 o. q; unknown,
PLACES Or NATuIy-i uitcd States, ll'i ireland, 'i
England B; scotland. 5 Germany DO; sweden, aw
zerland British Possessions Do Nouh An-nca u w
Indies. Poland, 4 Unknown o.
FROM Aims House Bellevue, Hospital do Ga Lun1i
Asylum Blackwers Island, 8; Wards Island, o. tbg
Hospital, 81: City Prison Nursery Hosp n, biachw.A
Island 4. AlmsHouse, do DO O. Hospital Prospect ha.
- a W WHITE, City Inspector.
cite InspaefoTs Office June r. 1888.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

~ The n. Orleans Dcia gives list of United
States vessels aud vessels chartered by Maj ID. ID.
Tompkins. q. NJ. u. 5. \. engaged in tho trans
portatiOn Of the army returning from Mexico to-
yether with statement ol Size number oil men
each vessel is calculated 60 convey
T. s. Pesseis-Stcamers Massachusctts. $50 men
Alabama 400; Edith. 300. McKim, 2j0i Virginia, $W
Eadora $50; Washington, 30 ships American. ~
snyiah 800 Bark Robert Morris, 80. Total, du,
Vtss,is Chart0fd-Stcamcrs Mary hingsiHnd -
men: Galveston, 100. Fanny, 400; ONO, 2]Ni j.. a.
OGDEN 80 James J.. Day 800; Palmetto l.Vi Ocean.
40; Horcules 80 Ships Sabatis, eco kocWll laN
Edgar $50; 1im0con $50, Orphan 4loi liHknwa3,
400. Elizabeth 800 Alhambra $50 MOscm. 1905 Con
stantine 800: Palestine. 500 Mary rlcusan's, $50
America 500. Tyrone. j0Di Brunswick 4lO Merchant
$50: Maid of Orleans. 600 Banks Victory, &fi tior.
da $50. NJ Parker $50 Brgs Apalachicolaf 1895 WIN.
thr0p 300 and Othcllo 80 Total, 1919.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT l.. =. vessels, 5000 monf 81 Fcs-
ses chartered, ~, 10 men Total number o vessels
Al Total number of men to De conveyed by them,
rs 10
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,,,nnrnII.rER- nF NEM-PAPER-.-I-


BOARDING OK STATEN Island; IN l.e
ID 6a-arf.e' Corare next Io 11l CRY mes ~ l-'.
Ills Cottage l- situated m private ncosnre OF e-lt.l
r~rr- and d commands Frg-pfc'- oi uleA-i ri D'i"-
igI nasnifcelce. s Few select b1lflers may pc a1'
r1odafel Address o. fl.s oTce q. X. o. le-l ieoL
uOARDING CHEAP-Good aot comi''.aoi ,.... p.
ID srv u tre cfv flr fle price ~ 10 per W'h ODD
anil orrlfi = house, ~ I87 Fl.lol near Churches. Also
elessalf sing e rooms for gentlemen and lair wives.
Irl4 im.
EsOsRD-O1e ortvo gentlemen can De- accomro'l .-i
- viii pleasant apparmeuts AID .reakt-i a iea D re-
oued in pleasant .0ca ions one door from hfot- a-
reference EXCHANGED. Apply lt tio Broome-.- leo e
nOARD.-One or two SINGLE gentlemen can be accoin-
Dmodaiel with board and pleasant rooms al De-
~. -
s1OARU-Good board with plessart rooms can be- OBJ
ID al0et lfsqs ed Tor Immediately 81 90 l3 Nuuay-'i
iell lm
DoOlIs 10 LET-Fuui-hed or unalrn...ed, az "a
IL reasonable price, in ihe peasan, ., afon ~ Wines
.c46
WANTED TO IET-W.taout board. large lHl-
w ri.leI room ON the second four win ufte ph'ile-
attached % VIII let lov fo couple % eenNeiae1 Ile
local on b. p'easal and every attention wl ir p-l 2" re
occupants. Apply az Mrs. Iulc--, I'D i-i1-a'- J'-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
TO THE AFFLICTED

nR J. G. HEWErr. M Mlcdouga.-sL near Beeczer,
INe,g-York will assurs the af cted that be Afford
more re lei with The number Of vs- Than any other
practitioner in The following complaints DsOcaiols, mp
dsea- sprsns c0-raclOls. paralysis, rheumatism lcr
vors affections tenderness infammaons and curvares OF
tie .pine. defomed shoulders, white sgengs, weakness
% he Joints, kc
Country patients are referred % the following persons
who have visited ts city expressly avail themselves o
Dr. Hs sifendance. and returned cured Major B. II Nor
o1 Boston, Mas; Hoo. h. L. Cranston, Ne~por. X Il
r. 81 Lsrner. Esq Providence; Chas. Hosmer, Esq Hart
ford Conn. james g. Townsend. Esq New haven, C9ln
Chas J sake. Esq - Adams. VI Chas. q. HUI, ksq
Montreal Canada 2 Hon. II. r Granger, keesglle, NJ
Judge afreT Rochester. y Y Psu Mitchell, ESQ. G-neva
y T.. VIM n Winder, Esq Philadelphia; Hugh hcC4l
i1ch President Of F0rt Wayne Bank, Fou Wayne Ind
VIM. Goodman, Esq Cincinnati. Ohio
Cry reference given application e. Dr. us leD lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
DRY GOODS.

xpEN,- FTRNISiIING GOODS Of new End
W choice sfVes f1T SUMNER AGATE has Just rectte l
rr recent arr.as large addition bis former stock oi
Men. Furnishing Goods suitable Tor the present ana COM
r season csd with great Npressy Tor retail ade
C-avafs Of .k sluu. camhrc cotton and other desirable
.ge. uosInrv-eauze uern0 emf cotton vests ul all sizes,
l,garrarfei loI 90 shrink iu w-slnEl ciE COLON, Isle
thread imperial cotton shire and drawers, linen ana lft 20
hafh0-e frI losr HIl sizes ans lafes Gloves OF A.'
sk L-'e cotton. etc. il great variety. hs-6Ieai alien
don given lHe mHrufirFe ~ lusDufrs shirts; NJ " af-
rnnfai with good workmanship. ff as-1lrer 3D. every
srye ALWAYS on hard. D. AGATE 81 Broadway,
mvl7 im- coner of Parkplace. n v
E,INE BROWN SHEETINGS-ln large io,s. suit
1 able export. Ihe following t'g e-, VIZ i'eh il
Nafham. Hope Chelmsford. Hoossen. Dorchester. W ar
w.ck. Csl.rerIe q. IEbUl-c Clinton. New-lle ho
AHY Worre-fer. iillsp1r0 NeH-t prh yer" lcA' W o
.r..s Manchester. NESMlTH co AGENTS,
el 5o and 81 fincst
S,TARK WILLS >nEETING~.--oo bales A ana
- D % inch brown slcerl g., for sale ny ,
ie1l NESMlTd b. co. 5 and 52Pnesi.
TFAluI rON SHEETINCS.-15c sses - and -
L and vs. ieacne ln4s, Just rece cd 70 SAFE oy
iell NEsMlrh co. 81 and s. Pine-sl.
UER1IANS CA~sIMEHES.-2 cases Of ihcse
inag end beautiful Aicruo CH-silaeres inf -s.eh
iel NESMlTu co. SD tlf 'lPine-si.
DIEACHED GOODS COMPOSING sn esiels.see s
BGsorfneaf nrter known style So g. 3d. o. .oi u
my2 c. r. HARRIS. o. Esehauge-pl'ce.
KEERgNO Ch-sf1IERE-.-5ocas cases s1perine Sic.
W ruu Ca-si1ercs. rising every variety ~ colof &
texture i.rsaleoy O. r HAhlls. 81 ftcnanee p.1.s l
pLUE And WHITE and blue aud orange Prints
tbreu and les. fsi .e patterns. me and medium co-
f'rslety fmyl G.. r HARRIS. i5 Exehanse.p.ac-.