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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

CARGO OF ORpHASs.-The ship Finland,
from Liverpool, which arrived at New York
on Friday, had on board ,hiry-five orphan
children, entirely destitute of means, They
were placed on toard by some persons unknown
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

A CAss STATE.-One State has been dis
covered by the Boston Times that is tolerably
sure for Cass-Texas. The rest may be con-
sidered doubtful.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

Erp'o'oa. The steamboat Olive burs,
boiler on the ID inst, at Kings Landing
Cahawba, Ala. Capt. Miller had his leg
ken and was badly scalded. Allen Coler|
Of Cahawba, and another white man wer
vltely buroed aud on nc. 70 man vas <
snd Islf ,csldst
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

News had been received at Sante Fo, {
fight had taken place in the Rattoon Mo
talns, between the command Of fMajor Reyno
and the Apachcs, 30 of the latter being killed
Jesse Blakcly of Capt Salmon's company, /
shot in the head.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

SUIcIDE.-Charles, son of Mr.. Jas. Noble
aged Ia years, hung himselfin Wilmington, CT.
August 18th, reason unknown
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

SIZE or THE FEMALE WAsT.-Womer
ought TO measure from twenty seven TO twent,
nine inches round the waist, but most females
do not permit themselves to grow bebond
twenty -four. Thousands are laced to twent,
two some OF them less than twenty, and thu,
by whalebonc, wood and steel, the waist j.
reduced TO half It's proper size. - HoDu Journal
4" a splendid triumph OF science" said Mr.
MuRglns 10 his wife: "a Mr. Hartford has
given boy new lip, which he took from hIs
check"
That's nothing, pa saw the new doc
tor take two from our Pattys cheek the Other
day. and the operation jid not seem to be pain
{ Q, erher'
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

MAKING "N." "A story is told Of ar
Auctloneer who was provokingly annoyed,
while in the exercise Of his profession, by the
ludcrous bids of fellow, whose sole object
was to make sport for the buyers, rather than
himself to buy. At length enraged beyond
endurance, the knight of the ivory headed
hammer, looking round the room for cham
pon to avenge his wrongs, fixed his eye upon
a bped of huge dimensions, a very monarch in
strength and cried out;
"Marlow what shall give You to put that
fellow out
81 take a one Eve dollar bill 80
"Done, done, you shall nave II. -
Assuming the icrocIous, knitting hls brovs.
spreading his noslrls like u bon . and putting
on The wolf an over his head and shoulder.
old NARROW sirodc off TO the aggressor. and selz-
ING rhc terrified wretch by the collar, said to
num .a q whisper that was heard all over the
room
My GOOD frin, you 60 out with me, give
YOU halt he money -
! Done done - says the fellow.
"llurrah hurrah ~ shoTed the audience
/ The auctionecr had the good sense to Join the
laugh, and coolly iorkcd out the" v"
| How TO ENLARGE vEGET ABLEs.-A vast in
crease of food may be obtained by managing
judleious!y, and Systematically carrying out for
time the principles Of increase. Take, for
instance, pea. Plant it in very rich ground,
allow II to bear the first year, say hafa doz-
en- pods only, remove all others save the lar
gest single pea of these, Sow IT the next
year, and retain OF the produce three pods only
sow the largest the following year, and retain
one pod again select the largest, and the next
year the sort will by this time have irebled it,
size and weight Ever afterwards SOW the
largest seed, and by these means you Will get
peas or any thing else of a bulk of which We
at present have no conception. .-BoSt0n Cal-
hrdtOr.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

CArARAcr EssrSE COMPANY No. ,, OF
Fall River, came down to this town on an ex-
cursion, Friday night in the Bradford Durfee
accom- aniod by band of music. The
Aquidneck Hose Company met the Fall River
Company at the wharf, formed a torchliRhi
procession and marched through several Of our
principal streets.
D-P Hon. Secretary Walker, Of the v. )
Treasrry. is in 'orn, .iorring Al 'hs Bello
We Hou.-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

A discharged soldier, named Thomas Low,
ofCompany G., ist Infantry, at East Pascagou-
la, La, having sl75 in his possession, was
robbed and murdered on the lsi inst. A man
hss been arrested on .,,PIcion of The rnofd,f
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

u. ;. TRoors The 2nd regiment of in.
fantry, numbering abont zoo men. under the
command of Brevet Brig. Gen. Riley, left Buf.
ialo yesterday afternoon for this city. They
will probably reach hero this afternoon and
Immediately proceed TO Fort Columbus. en- rop,e
to California. their place Of destination lila
nv Jonruai. I6th.
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BOOI[ TRADE.
~ CLUB HOUSE.

UHE JULY NUMBER OF GODEYs LADYs BOOK
contains a story with ibis lille, which Is recommended
10 the penisal of every married lady in New-York.
Stories by Miss Leslie, Mrs. j. C. Neal, and Poetry by
some Of the best writers.
Tie embellishments magoiicent-the most beautiful
mezzout Of e seasondve times the number Of enerav-
nzs sud twelve pages of reading than the Newly orb
magazine.
A FASHION PLATE-wich can be relied on-war-
ran.i 20 have been engraved and coorei n hs country
snd toe dresses such q modest woman may wear single
COPIES Is cents. OF s. per uum u advance For sale By
H. LONG s. BROTHER 81 Aunst
WIN a. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
BURGESS sTRlNGER co. - Broadway.
ief42t BFRFORD s. co. As.or House.
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cheapest
bon and
rsdwey.
rsfaaf 10
rom Tho
IA boys
luc0i Of
alsyvo
HILL
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NEW HOOKS


DER STEAMER AMEUCA.-Ihe Romance OF the
4 Pcerace. or Curosltrs oi FAMILY History oy george
J.. C.ara. P.atr, sol. 10 post. df1-
No.80-v or hn-- toward a. Classification of Noses, by
Eden Warwick Cuts. post. 3fo.
Practical ESSAYS ou branches Of the Fine Arts. 90
which aided critical inquiry with The principles and
practice Of the .ae Sir D. MlAe, by }. BumeL flaie'
post 8vo.
Gavarui iu London. no 3.
Wanderugs and pe1r..ling- among Ruins Of The Older
Tmc- "a series nf rj beautiful .ruu9- Foho hi NOR ~
Ba-slfs Ana ytcI Hebrew aud Chtdee Lexicon TO-
81 PUTNAM. Importer SC.
fjj Broadway. ami Pate ru0-fer-row London
Special orders for hr Importation Of foreign books -n-
.l. copies Qiunlie- attended o. with prompuude.
r..-...-u rar,..' ...I. .lpuI-d Irl7 2Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

New P0c.ls issued N May, ...'Ii
ROBT i. PATTERSON, President
BFNJ. C. fiIiLER, Secretary
JosEPH l.. LORD. Agent
Jtvrs STEWART. MD. Medical Examiner Abingdon
square.
y B-Thaf part Of The Charter which limited fhe Com
pany 90 20 years repealed. and n0w exists viii Char
Ter unlimited i duralou lel iulsMAN
- PhrenOIOgi-t- and Publishers, towLrRs i
Wells, Clinton Han. ISL Nassau-si. y y.
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,.sxuERo1AL AND MONEY MATTERS.
~, Sale. Of Stocks, 81. .e. Foya Page.

SATURDAY. June JPN.
re- market for Stocks was rather buoyout to-
m, The business done was not large For Govern.
W s,ocks there was fair demand and quotations
=. arm Treasury Notes sold 90 o! a3'.
8 Bls there is but little doing, and the rates
uisoui change. Sterling ranges from 10. TO u per
-, with some bills as low az per cent
n Freiehts there is not much movement Hold.
-, firm. which checks engagements Corn il held
- Cotton jl6i. heavy freight 22s % 25s
rbere was a great deal of interest ie't 10 the
-, 20 know the ra;c a; which the Government loan
-,.sscn and this interest was gratfed late in the af
...,oon by the Information received by telegraph that
10y the whole amount bad been awarded 20 Mcssrs.
o-eoran 6 Riggs az premium Of 50 o2 per cent The
,-aicr Of bids were about 500. portion Of Corcoran
1Rig.s' bid Vas for account OF Ne Barring Co. of
fsloa. showing that our information iu regard 90 Che
,,s.sl.i'cs Of a portion OF the loan being taken hy
81 capitalists was correct Tie successful bids
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

\ WARE. knives AMI FORKS. JkPalrrd toarays. mantel
ornamrrfs. lrr- gfra0dn.rs, Ac-JACOB ;. PLAlr VIII
sell on " WEDNESDAY. Jaae o. commencing a. 10 O'Clock,
u ts arlc syroum over TIE aueon store, above, 81
extensive assortment. r lois suited 'o he ants ~ country
. vel ascv dealers retailers ana froccrs together abooi
.o c-. mostly opened the shelves and in he lons Of
e SORE and bel ready r packing and delivery A. soon
"a. fr. sale c'o~cl-cur~sut o C edged eNpt, While
-rtnrr lrhi end dars blue printed and a. crates
,ofe flown buewtre sting Ot plates. shes ueers,
soups. fe-. mg o, bowls. jugs lfsh ana LoAoon te&s'
.str. tt. pickle. bakers ranpcs. competitors. teas gu
rar. rud CREAMS, art hIslrs CHAMBERS At Aso,
1880 dor umngls uf n dcsc flons ncis Hss'ilhiet
i.hc Ac Aso I'D , and syerrd siandoles, sets ~
IVORY Table cutlery.
y. h-Rees'neufs WI he prepared Tor urclasers -
ocuca, A. which unC he sale Vii hc adjourned Tor hai an
hour
r.Hnl ie9 lrg
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Passengers sailed.

n s4iy IoHdon for Lon4osW Herring Mr. Tuou and
Mr. Klnhafs. New lofk Ms Berg Stockholm. Mn Flea Ensu
o. Bratl5ri NJ joan INeely, kur ehen and servant Geo
- y 81 fitf ceo efreg, salem VI. Underwood si ill g.
O. soe. - Cater snd lsiy NJ NJ Aautotey ffauce
a. ny frtece a J9farii fer CGrf9s W Oootf1gc Jf and
Gee kyV AsS l0I. Chars. ksskrIA, RaTtfeIs, Cola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

NOR SALE
Il wellnnIs ltTi I
last attle celebrated
y b. 90 has since
worked hy O. pci1i'
makeifuccessury ioi
itafflirfy per crill. I
Safnm.s. 81 Coolest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19
CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING

+. Al. MCkARO1 4 CO. ga bhpADWAf,
rINHREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
l and directly opposite the Park Fountain, are prepared
ID offer the inspection of their numerous patrons and no
public choice and varied assortment Of new goods for
Spring and summer can be found In the ety-con-
ssng Of cloths casscres vcstngs, cashereiies w ecds,
ne-ros drab d'ee. &c which they enabled to make
up 90 order nj great reduction nom former prices
They would particularly call the attention OF ne travelling
public others wanting rstrate article OF readymadc
garments equal in every respect To those made 10 order
which they selling cheaper ulan anything heretofore OF
iered To the public.
An Of realyms dress and frock coats latest
styles zephyr cloth. casmerete, tweed, dTab deie and
meruO polka and sack Goals also pantaoons and great
variety fancy sk ami san vests also shirts, underYesn
and drawers hafhOse scarf craveis. stenors and supe
ror article Of kid gloves, constantly on hand.
They would cal attention their superior styles Of yesis
and panaOOn- a. furnished ~ Broadway. mylg ISL
Strangers and others would do well 10 call and examine
their stock and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19
sANvARn's MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF TIRE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

the LARGEST PAINTING IN lht NukLu.
DAINTED on THREE NILES OF CANVAS !-Exhib-
itnl view Of country l,lfO miles boz lenghh, extending
from TIE mouth Of the Missouri River 10 the City Of New
THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD open
every evening Sundays eVcepied) Al the NEW PAN
OR ANA BUILDING tu Broadway. Looming Nblo's Gar
den. Admission 81 cents. children halt price, The Pano
rafas viii commence moving az u O'Clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays and Saturdays AT
O'CLOCK nyi n isua
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,rn1nAnr.r, n1Isl,rIIANrouS ROoKS

nor SALE ~ CHAS 5. FRANCIS s. co. 252 Broad
4 wayLes of the Queens of England, Oy Agnes stnck-
land. now complete lu vols. post bfo.
Memoirs OF he Queens of France hy Ms Forbes Bush.
. vols. -
lanudIae- pi snuu-e iO tHe Holy Land. vols l2mo
Gains North American Indians 2 vol. 800 engrayngs
Splrss's American Biography second series now com
lIefe 100 ID vols
Gralas's Co.o.ia History Of le United States. vols
Sir Wner SCOTS Novels. Poems and Life. 81 vs uniform
The Ii-ce.luc Writings of Arnold, Sidney smith,
Carlyle. Macaufosh. Wilson, sc
The Historical WGlu-- of Nebuhr, Arnold, Micle.ei,
Theirs. Sparks Bancroft. Irving. Sc. sc.
All new works received ms soon as published Public and
private libraries % DE lowest price with any books ~ The
market C.. c. FRANCIS co.
..rf i,eoJfs Zi2 Broadway.
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NEW CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

40 WiLLIAM-ST directly opposite the North Dutch
L 4 OChurch, and two doors above Fulon-st
HEWITT COULSON,
desire TO inform citizens strangers, and all who purchase
clothing thai they have taken the abOyenamed store, and
are offering for sale stock 81 rcadymade clothing Tor
Spnny and Summer wear all recently manufactured from
new goods the best and most fashionable manner con-
sistng OF the various qualities, forms and styles which tho
pocket comfort or fancy Of he may dictate Feel
ing confident that gentlemen Of good articles need
oy examine their goods Ia order become satisfied OF
their superiority ell cheapuess they would respect
fully invite purchasers call and buy good clothing at low
prices On hand assortment Of piece goods from which
those who sh garments made 10 order may select
e. A. MFRKIck will be- happy see hs friends as above.
and ciothe them In the most approved manner.
myjn lmseOdF
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u Inited ~tates NIaiI -irnmrr Htriiani-
From New York for southampton all bremcu.-lA- mal
above vll close t- Office Tuesday,
lIe -lh inst. at % O'Clock A. NJ.
A. great curc - required 90 masking mp the mails for tie
different parts of Europe tle public requested FOB dee
pu-f their letters in i- Office OF their earliest convenience
There viii bee IeI board the ship fo receive erer.
&C. and a HIfIl matter must pa-- through ..- Office
Newspapers for Europe must bc secured with narrow
N1ud or they VIII Doe charged with letter postage on Ile
Continent. lje7 Sd ROBI u. MORRIS, =. NJ
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DRY GOODS.



.tOtNERY r.lt fhe Blcle-s' and DrOyers' Bank.
I%O-Tl. .u.uug.a. iof Pc .te OF dry goods e,.aD'
.shed by r. 81. and ". r. OlLLEl g. co. June ,. lb",
bids far % become ihe most polu.a concern I'D ,' ny r,
NevYor and the success. attending 90 tf exceeds ue
most -an-une eApcclols oi - iolllels AIo, -1 o's
operation tsu weeks. f has become NOT ony eAIe-i'eY
SHOWN. bui feronged from morning u-i m-l1 "''nou- ce'-
IT'S NOT altogether la Dc Is new ihug but gives great
satisfaction by reason of the plan ou when r. oa'eu ana
flo principles carried out ..,.
T.- r-omer- o.. well as the propueio.s share alike On
f profits or Instead OF being obliged 90 allow loooers,
commission merchants and imports tlef ulftnte- lit-
guety elor1.;arf -ey merely pay smal advance on pc
15.f of he Manufacture titus SAVING vast amount 10 price
la., veek We received, by DE steamers America and
Acadia. several .ot- 0f ncw goods ana every daY we a'o
new iot. from 'le iaf0re. ana from auction.
- Se., .tg'e. plain and plaid BAREGES some
..ilh n. blve not before been offered this martei
l0 rase- French PRINTED LAM ~ a ti ana = OF l.e
% -,.s. b.etcae-i SHEETISGS an5 sHlRTINGs from
ne bs.e. BROWS sHEErlSGs. comprising The We D.
anowu Wa-l'siol t fAe.e' 'f'n'''' '''' p'' ''''
SUMMER WEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS
An assortment NOR. rurd fnd larger uah can D' 'o' Nv
fu any other STORE Dob t.e T. uird -tgie- ..-.
BRITISH AID AMERICAN PRINTS
81 ca-e- aisi sd ami lod which are maA4ns ql.e -'
I'd ''' sHtUI.s FOR THE SEASON.
lor ~ GRAPE SHAW II. "liis -.1 DacA' I3il l1-
-0a eighty damaged ceiling ior ai ltr CO.. n amor.
6e.ltn Cashmere. Barge. bsrlolne and ne ns" 'y4e
caleb Ire WILMOT rHONisO. novel article
LINEN DIAPERS. TOW ELlNb
complete l--0r uelf. and every assortment OF ly4se
hold DRY GOODS. wei ~ Hosiery. rO'r-f VINE
f-s- .--b Ia. -,t.- MULE Book Jacorefs, Sc by me
quantity or retail such prces never before nave uee
SILK FOR DRESSES AND MANTILLAs.
A very rich assortment 40 hlzn Hisurd uu--n SlLh,'
made ana imported fIr his hOlse expressly 49,.
TIE concern j. conducted ihe night principle and y lne
purchaser. will take the trouble % Bee patrons iney " mo
n =. much for e,r Iserest as the taxing Of stock % any
chartered bank Oiler corporate INSTITUTION enc WI RI
1--WE much larger dividend 10 proportion 10 The amount
.nvestei r ". GlLLEl, Pfopnetofs-
" Z GlLLEl. Director and
tero THO> MCMAHON Managers.
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r. +. TRAIL. Md, who started lle FIRST W8erClre .ns'i
lis country, receives urads 90 DIS connexions
establishment. Is LEhst one door from 81 Jons-pars
HE plan of treatment combines AL The known reued a
adaptations Of bathing. with variety Of Physiological and
mechanical appliances peculiarly his own. and diet and
regimen unlike those of Nher City establishment no
drugs Whatever used-waer, air. food and exercise be-
u the only herapeu Observation-Disclosures Patients pre- pro-
Ied with key to Tie Park giving Them access at a unes
To- the most delightful and salulrols promenade ground 10
Newly ork. Day patients accommodated Consultations >
NV Inn.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

1 AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTtrUrE.-rhc ladies ana
gentlemen Orc 20 rera branches Of tlc Institute, ami also
tle subscribers. are peciy informed hai Arrangements
have been made Tor Grand Musical Excursion io w rst
Point. NcWhurgt Poushkgep,c. Nc SC ON tucay, Che I'd
inst board B. leev and elegant steamer Roger lials
Dotvouiis Bard j. engaged for he occasion.
Tickets r 10. trip dollar each. uoW ready Tor de-
livery al t oP re ct he institute $50 Broadway The NUM-
Der Ofuckets limited three hundred, and no person III
under any circumstances be admitted On board unless pro-
ylded w no ticket
The boat win leave ihe city at o. A. NJ aud return about
. ici68 H. AIElGGS PRINCIPAL.
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GNNERAL NOTICES.

- The Committees OF Five selected faln each
Ward. ali tle other Commute appointed tv ia- Meeting
% Democratic W--. le.l at DE Broadway Iluse. ol te
evening pi tc -l J.e. 'o ,ee- % ,e Broad
"4y H.l.e OBJ MONDAY EVENING next. al O'Clock.
r. 81. Their rl1cmal attendance .s earno-ry so .-. s.
business Of e greatest npolralce e De- -l before asm.
Bv order HORACE GREELEY, Chairman.
MaGo.s B5a,el. Secretaries. Je,7 Il
~caIaa, q-r- ar.sa-,r,.-.-. ~ a-ar-i.-
- The Response OF Ne,v-Yori,. - THE
FRIENDS OF IRELAND AND OF HUMANITY n New
York are a..ci .l assemble in MASS MEETING on tae
ground klovu be- .IBLO's GARDEN. corner Of Brrlivay
aud Prlcest New-YJrk ODD MONDAY EVENING, the
l3h rst at 9ccc 90 take -ch icou may Poe necess-
~ il he present imminent crisis 1i lr-lnas affairs, end
pec.av with reference to Ore ar5rary ind rtuman cul-
duct Of ore British Government toward tle Ilsh patriot
JOHN Mitchell.
several di u.Ied friends Of The viii address the
meeting.
By orler o.. le Provisional Committee
ROBERT EMMETT, Chairman.
EccNE cassrRL', seerypr tenn. je7 q
u L. =. Mail steamer Hermann, Cubuee.
master. positively eaye pier oo of Cltol-' f j .lr
So4iIam ptJu and p tlel ol Tuesday -- Julea i0 ~
Passengers l pleas. De on board a % aud sead oil l
gage NOS waaf ,e voyage ON board Ae dsy previous
% sailing. marked below.
30 specie of parcels taken after Monday, 10Th inst
An experienced surgeon on board
FOrpa-sa.o apply at the Office of Tic Ocean Steam Nav
cation Co. Broadway. ici5 BIS
- Gentlcmcu's summer Hat-.-BRD. corner
Pine and Nassau invites the attention " Gentlemen Of
tsse bis Summer style Of Ha.-. consisting n part of
Rocky Mountain Beaver OF various sutdes of color and
fabricated from choice selection of -tock extremely light
md flexible. together With very f assortment ~ Panama
and English Straw Hats, }ih severe. other descriptions Of
Straw and Far Hats, adapted TO the wants Of he
either CRY. cUlnty 0r travelling bats.
ulylI Owool.5- BIRD cor Pine and Nassau IT,.
~ I. q. q. F.-NOrlCE-The b. W Grand El-
cImpmelf %. ~ r. state ui New lrd, H. hold re-u-
lar fl ourrd session. 90 their Rooms National Hi. taI-
pa 0I Monday june ID. l.I. a O'clock J.. b. fIr te
rrdn-4co1 oi business. Representative w4 Dee Iuucfla
iu attendance by order
je.9 Do JOHN J. DAVIES. Grand Scribe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

4 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a WARREN vii sell
2TNlS DAY a looc la. at their and spacious sloro
Annsf Erea, variety ol household furniture, being the
effects uf family breaking up housekeeping, consisting ~
heds bedding. household linen. curtains, damssk chair
cushions variety Oi handsome cookery, Kitchen utensils,
Sc all IT which have us 81 oul t over from England,
and Ell worthy of Ire attention oi purchasers -, dfy
goods. carnene oaco,h. mahogany furniture, mating,
splendid showcase FIRE platform weight more than 700
lhs splendid showerhai, and many other things es ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

WASHINGTON us co CINCINNATI
Nev.-l orz O-ire. n1 Waist
nVyTDENp.-rte Board ofDrectors offlis Company
Uiare csred ,le following dividend out Of tie pf0tts
Of Doe business for the past year, viz
Forty If) per celt o. The Assured.
Ten flU 90 Stockholders.
sxf0 scuphOders.
Deaers with The Oce 90 This Cy receive Their scrip
dividend hy opp ylg o. he Office q tie Agent " 81 JAS
BO60s f8 VA.
Ere and Marine rsks taken By lis Company a. .Ae lon'
ssi rE,el '. pfeIsians. Jsl' !Iaain ASS'