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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

ON the upr.ghtncss Of Gen. Tayior's character Mr
Criu.nden dwc.t with great carue stuess rs TRAIT
,vtico he knew. and felt and admired. Re said hc
.n,,.sticai.v an forrs' man. and Doe dcfcd the oIpo
pal.s OF the od soldier to bring aurht gnsf him. u
p-ar hing DIS upuchtloss in a hs transactions. during
prl.c ii.e Of forty years. Ills appearance anf msn
ncI bear hc lmprcss o such t.efin5 none " 'ig p.
NATION noaun se and rascaify are frightened from
Va presence. Gen Twiggs who has been ON habit of
intimate personal intercourse with h.m, said to 'lc
speafcr lately that there not man in tuc world
Who had been n the company Of Gen. iyior five min
ue- who would dare make en- improper proposition 60
bsn Dishonesty Gees from his presence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

% cs.h-T5 csses % Be sold without reserve, by a
- socro-.. &c. 4 Travers Co.'S scale Of prices
no resms rlIed Letter Paper 81 . % Il 57t per reain
80 reams blue Led Lelter Paper. me, 81 s.
loo reems Cap Paper, ruled, 81 y 70 - 81.
So reans blue Cap Paper ruled. 81 ~
super French Letrsr Paper. fue finish. 81 81.
We pledge ourselves eel good Papers al the above
prices We don't advertise merely each your eu-iOr
bu, we YOU cal and Papers and GER
tar yol vii BE- pleased, and for the bee; reason In ne
world. bsctuse you vii save money BY IT,
jsl0 In A. TRAVRas CO. CGsl sIors. Mldsp-lAls
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- 1,hc Arrnf fnr - New-papers - -

- --.i sss NJ al tls STATES y The mon, v s. fA--
,-e ,a H. con .ed a. bic Once ll he Tribune bAlols-
no.. -9.rs nav pee seen. and all requisite INFORM 1i
si.ir.d 5r,r on.y. ensbins advertisers 20 acquire d
competent ers-anl.ns % ie slo -c, Anl " ~ 800
NOR. and hi .uch papers are best sl.ed o. ls --
We pursuits lie pecfly invites ne Gals oi .' M
- 49, -,,rer f9 avail themselves az his services sud ne
s-.i. ~ t is experience ald e1elsire agency arofa
~ r-,rnrf srd efc en- application VI he power " me
1T - 4 .v t 49, eol--pnss al "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

AINoNTr.-This distinguished Mexican Is about
20 visit he United states with hi' family and will prob
ably take up his permanent residence ia the Ciy o.
Nev-O rcaus whore be- spent much of his YOUTH and
occurred much OF re valuable information be posscssca
de- las lost oil his popularity IN Mexico. and Is thor
auzhy disguised with the country Amonte i cou-ld
eral ly ahead ol lis coluuymen 10 light and NORMA
ton. and VIII. no d1ulr feel much more no home 10
Ee,gOrcans at DE old trade of selling hardware, Than
in dealing with tvs mprsctca1le races OF Mexico
~ DelA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23
SARATOGA SPRINGS.

NATIONAL HALL
vI,HIs NEW AND EXTENSIVE Boarding house' ssu
sf.d on broadway few rods south Vt Union ISL and
near Cungres. Spring, Kept by Msssr., sIOppAhp
BILLINGS. upon strictly temperance principles, 10 anown
bv those who boarsd there the as and vOus yosr 10 Dc
on of the respectable comfortable aud es
adjustments In that deli. tfu watering place Jelo i~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

L. The BUhm FInte.-A. g. BADsLR. lsi Bfoal-
way, has constantly on hand complete $3.50 ll'n. o
Flutes " bis manufacture, and pafc 4aI pi.s ~.
laken with Flutes made 90 order and % az s' " -,
% give satisfaction and n addition can te iJuHl IMAf
Frrss much admired music for ile Flute published IN mum
her. az q each and DDS q adr lee r Ire ana oIllf' 49,
BOOKS of instruction 0y Clinton. NICHOLSON SAl u-eis a.
music stands. &c. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

Nrw INyESrIoN.-We understand. saXs me
SpriEgfsf Republican that machine has been r.ccnty
invented n this town for folding newspapers ami other
printed matter Il j. 10 be connected with cy !nat
or improved Adams press. that the sheets come
from the press folded in the required form inc III
VenOrs IL fold 600 papers per Aoar u AnJ
size WITH ths greatest sssursey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

srs,a Corsrvo. g. 49, ~ 80 loo 49, l-' w. lev 49,
ef f. s- l-. "a. Ilu DO. uH, -, 1880 Do iJ ~
81 rs i H. i-3 l'-. 80 81 ~ =. 90 70 49, 'o., Oh. is-
-ce,r cs..r-No.I d. s44 -. 3D. - iol d. . o. g.
Csurls "a IS. o., -, 70 o 3d. - 20 -
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DAPER! PAPER al Aefqga'Bqs9fs % 2 ~ E gs

DIAPER! PAPER, ar Aeegs il, -. = ysse
a-s-Vte sell al wholesale ard retail every lyle o. W
ing and Wrapping Papers 81 manuiecilfeis Il'i ''i
,e- sd nof- n.Se-s In great variety, some very crHP
RisnE.booss al sizes and fy-s Of oindlHgi ooDAs I1e
- borind ID any pattern Lelercopyng Ff-ssesl ~
- --5~es Nofar4 Seal Presses Improved MA-lpi
T-fery-f,rs ~ cazh gni deed boxes geo pens f,t
800. rara.it ksrs1I-; envelopes u every SIZE aio ~
rrrr1rninr -rrer aad papeEi ~ru-s 4tsss a. -
Tnoss so require arlc-s Id our lne y III pes- eAllt
= ok we f4ve now on hand. WHICH Tor quely sn io'
9 800 ----r...ed FRANCIS & LOCThEL.
F.-ss S,atiOners. y Maidsn-rn-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23
GENERAL NOTICES.
rg- Phrenol0visis md Publishers, sowLARs 4
WELLS, Clinton dal. l5l Nssss1-st y J.

- Wigs. NIg., Wigs.-MrpHrmr HEARD
importers end manufacturers oi Human iar woud morn
ctTeus and strangers that they have on hand me largest
The CHI apssi snd the best assoumelt oi WIGS scalp h-
wigs touDees brsds Of long hair frzeites unses and
other ornamental hair which price aud quality are N
eQuaed The trade supplied, whoesae and re,at., q
Ma.den-sue. reW-fork. Js~~ IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

- Water-Cure Establishment, oysier bay,
L. l. % miles from Newly ork-JoEL shE" ND. ll.lo
of Tie WaterCurs Manual. Handbook 0f Hydrop any,
&c &C. Editor ~ fe WacrCue Journal and lls eaI.rs.
American practitioner OF the new mode, aud Dr. T. hgoi
also pupil OF Pressnifl recev patients a. above 80
ME-, '-' - ie3 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

GIN TAYLoR's INFLExiBILrrY or cHAHAcrEh
Finally, said the speaker he IS a man you cannot bay
"a man you cannot ssli-a man you cannot sears-and
. man who asrr slFrcHaeTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23
THE EAGLE HOTEL,

y
E-OPESED.-Tus subscriber has leased MS ihgs
Ill and commOdODs hotel for term Of years and nopea
by constant attention his guests o. merit inc patronsge
al those who have lon. known Tho advaniages wheh s
house possesses every other In this city IN hoiuu
W ms pleasant and central location Il has been renodehsd
Ina many important particulars and furnished IN asse W.
srassed by any hotel M the eastern clues ana WIZ 90
gree and -s. ssYsr before ate pso ~ u's
section Of the country, -, =, A.
Newspaper. u the United STATES and all the Public Rooms
have been htsl and Furnished with direct reference 10 ths
comfort and Of those who may be pleased 10
VISIT them. -.,,,,,.c roo.,s.
This LADIHS DRAWING and RECEIVING RoOMsIs
furnished in tho richest and nos sssa ant manner WIN inc
v.r, best Of modern furniture . .u
The PRIVATE PARLORs aud SLEEPING APAkI'
MEETs are Al 90 furnished IN ths same style.
Feeling satisfied that ~ bis guests can be otherwise
than pleased with bis public private rooms, he wil en-
deavOr By supplying his TAELE with Tic sEsT fhE hAkkLt
,ygoRps and wilh attentive AID Obhging servants, 10
please all who may the DniD, Hall
His cooks trained 10 her business And Ano" DO" 70
please the tasts Of the most fasiiiOus.
A commodious OMNIBUS viii at eli umes be AZ ne De.
MI ou The arrival Of The several naius Of aud also
Inc Packet Landing, and Will convey travellers and thsf
bayy.gs 10 and from the hotel free u charge
Nothing viii be Omitted the part VI he proprietor 20
rive he perfect Satisfaction 70 AL who SOP a, hS
house. D ~ W ALohiDoL
Rochester, June 10, iAa. les nc
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COLD Pms, PAPER, &e.-Ihose u 10 ~, 70 .,
tIrr~-rase superior article Of Gold Zen. a. rellcr4
-e ali srd 4 fhc saiorery Wsrsh0use, y Nader
ars lsrrs assortmslf 20 select from Also, cheap pes
8enk BOOKS u every sv.s aud sze Or sndns sIl~l7
-.. al rrivsts use Lsuer. cap snl note papers' l
-rr,f vsretv Euge01s AM every description o. liulf
80 .t.r stationery arces recevst per recent @ff' o."
$50 - 81 ssI Ia sIauti-ies 10 suit purefasers
"''"- FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL,
isz2N Manufacturing siauoners' % mai''D-''"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

FROM Aux CArEs-The schr. ABE Story, from
Aux Caves May 80 arrived II this port last evening
Tie captsn c1nradics the story that the French Con
sal had bcSn beaten there. Political matters were IN
changed. Letters received are principally occupied
with the details of the ourages enacted by the Govern
meut forces partial accounts Of which have been Dc
fore received they give fun accounts of the proscrp
lion mock trA and murder of the venerable Duo.as-e,
mcrch ant Of Aux Cages OF nearly 80 summers oil me
massacre of hundreds and hundreds OF uprcsistn. c-
zcns Aqun aud other places OF the wanton desruc-
ton OF property and apprchcnsons OF Ike scenes Ia
places VET unheaTd from.
A call Is again made by American residents Tor the
presence OF mcnoi-wsr from the United states. An
Engshman writes that the object OF th0 blacks seems
20 be TO possess themselves OF the property OF the mu-
attoes either by exterminati0n or by driving them
from the leland. At Cape Hayden ledies wers denied
passports because they possessed property when tney
would carry with them. But Sou0uque himself does not
20 fast enough tor these brgands He is s4sys0ss and,
IL was thought might fall victim 70 the very storm
rup.dty and ayarce which be has raised.
The L .ioopof-wsr Ssratoss sill remained az Aus
Caves Boston Traveller. -lst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23
CITY ITEMS.

IHIEs0NT- juno =
CiRcrIr C0rrT.-Dir0ro, C4se-In tie suit %
Ryan &C. Ryan slresdy referred to the jury returned
sealed verdict in favor o. plaintiff and say hat Nara
Ryan wss guilty. az charged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

Tls. Mr. Crittcnden snid, he declared from bic own
kpouladge He u a WIKI a good Wing, thorough
Whg I'm his political feelings arc Identified with the
Wink party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

n whole military life gave evidence ot tl.s.-iia
never committed blundcr OF lost O. battle There 3.
not suoiher mon iu the army who would have fought
the battle Of Burua Vista bli Gen. Iaylor.-and not
anoircr who would have won b. Examine tine whole
history OF his sroits in ell Their details and you sec
the evidence OF isrreacAns sagacy, and great ability
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

81 BARTHOLOMEW tIithtD.-he,
- i,vf. ~ Bseb Pa.lOr-FOr sale or tO rent one VI
th lei 1-us in this church; also, pew 10 Ne gaeit
les lu CYRUS W. FIELD a co. al CAu-s--
snow CASE~-~HOW CASES. hrge a.
- --trent of new aud secondhand show Cases. cons nv
iv gi hand AID Show Gases made % order Also snow
Cssrs asel In exchange al NJ. J EARLs, 10 Bfoonr.'l
uear tns bO~ery
I,OP AKTNER-UIP-The unders .ued hos ms day
sJlited his James B. Brewster ana henry brew
er a. partners IN hs business, which ~" ue coiltJ lIo
~. 10 IN LANES BREWSTER SONS, a. 5.n Bfoal
Imb2< SN'il-' "''' 80 '-'
nI-sDIITION.-The partnership hefeoi9re *, =
IL between he uuders gued, under me Arm oi bhJ
GALLAGHER % ths day Dissolved ~ inulill cons
A dres 10 the dru % be pad - AiDeH DfIs1 WIN
VIII SA' - ALBERT sRusB,
-, 20. THOMAS GALLAGHER.
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~ New-York Wnter-Cure Establishment
- ID nDir.nn. VI ID. IrnurIElmr. - DE - L-----

meni j. up town I'm one Of the most pleasant ana leu
par. OF the city, containing some sixty rooms with sever
private parors. good liable for invads' or olnes, VIZ
sh good plain diet. Also. nue arrangement ior oas
W. iej In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23
ASTRONOMY FOR SCHOOLS.

Il -NTINGrONG SAVAGE. R0ukss Irrs and Publishers,
A1lf Pearls. lave course ~ preparation. new WORK
or Astronomy Tor schools By Professor Mitchell, Of he
Cincinnati Observatory. The well known talents or ne
DIOR u Oh branch 0i Scsnce together with tho fac tes
ch no possesses for obtaining Astronomical u.om ron,
aforI guarantees o the leucs oi the iornco ung
work, au Of IL superior Merit 20 other saiar u-stss m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23
FHoN CHxrHAL AMEmcA.-The n. y. CT.

FROM CENTRAL ANEMcA.-The n. D. C"s'
cent has received news by way Of Havana from
Central America 10 the Sd nit.
General Carrera President of Guatemala len the
Cauta with some forces the 9TH OF March, ia order
direct the operations sinst the insurgents VINO Kept
lc country .n a state of continual inquctude. Carrera
determined 90 try psaic means before he resorted 20
force A. in Yueatan ecclesiastical mediation was re-
sorted % in order 90 pacy the Indians. Accordingly.
various priests and curaes le san Sebastian, Maias-
1uescuntla EsQupulas aud other places on the mis-
SION o. peace but n short time they returned with
having been able 10 eject anything by their exhor
tatiOns.
The people OF the revolted districts are wandering
about and suffering the greatest misery Much injury
has been caused 20 the commerce of Guatemala by the
interruption OF the mails and the seizure Of foreign ct
ters by the nsur-cnts I'm Jatapa, Mia and az other
points there have been encounters VITA the Indians,
la which they fought with much va'or although almost
always beaten by the Government troops who have re-
covered fresh courage since Carrcra has taken com
mand iu person
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23
clv. rYlon 1sA,lAv on LEARNING.

Not mere scholastic learning-he has never eradu'
,ei fta coi'ecc-lut his mind is richly stored with
tift practical knowledge which Is acquired from both
mon and books lie is deeply read man. M 7 ancient
an modern history and n s matters relating to the
ar t,cal duties Of lle civil and military He is init
elrfe with puarch said the speakcra liuiarch hero
himself re bright o. ever adorned the page of history
Gen Gihson-y0u all know and love Cen 6lD-on one
~ roir own Penney vauiaus man whose reputation
ton truth and honor was proyerbial aud whosc WORD
was always tho end oi controversy. 5o implcty wac
II relied upon Gen. Gibson had told him. uat he auo
On TAYLOR had entered the army nearly together and
hal served together almost constantly until he, Glib
son retired and that during that time they mad at TO-
getlor on seventeen Court MGrt8s. many of them un-
p0rant and intricate cascs and in every SIM instance
Zachary Toylor had been appointed 20 draw up the
opinion Of the Court-a brilliant testimony 20 his SUI
prior abilities and ripe learning and practical knowl-
edge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

y DocTOR ~ AFIy.-NestCrdsy afternoon about
o'clock. while officer Nugtut was on duty % the
+ ,hth-ayenue. be- found a man lying intoxicated on
Che sidewalk. with horse and .on-;he latter turned
over anil tie hOrse seriously injured "a tie road a
short distance from bis owner The man ssli his Mans
Dr. Morrison. and That be resided sf Broou-est.
TIE officer took -Ls doctor % that place. where be-
learned a. The horse sni WAGON the property OF
i. 10 Cornell the proprietor oi livery stable and that
b. n---u.r nam- W. u-.-lr Me-v--..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

SsALANANDER SAFEs.-MrS e. hernR-sr
- rhaAirs due yOu ant precautionary measure 10
an hu-urss persons hereby certify that had m me tate
ire SIN i1s IN my store, Of Your safes (Nlders pa
tent the posed part ofe hre-tneIe being large
quantity OF oil directly front and overhead, which, whet
on ire created nless heal heaLs the sale y .ae 10
gree did open for forye M hours eiier the hrc
and then IN parts II the safe il quite warm; but wha
satisfactory my papers, &c were al perfect VIII
running on the safe. r. BORTLE.
cheeriuy certify 10 the above; and farther, that
hid the kind Of safes IN Mr. Thorfs store de
,troved by nre Al the same me where kept my pspsr.
aud books. and As above tie result Of mine
j. o. HAiGHT.
thereby certify that purchased from Mr. > c. Herring,
both Of the above safss and consider poor economy ID
any business not 20 have one Of the same make
~ ST THORN
iarge u the general samander safes war
ran'ed 10 be squs every respect % those Alluded 70
above only be D. % The subscriber A. ne Old e-tH
shed DEPOT Isl and " Wsters \ Y and Of III. auihof-
b., i,,,s.-lt i,v 'SITiS G HERRING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

GIN. TAYLOR rRosCRIBEs NO MAN TOR OPINIONS SAKE.
He "a good and true Wing but he viii prescribe no
msn for a difference Of opinion. lie hates, loathcs
prescription. HE loves the free independent uttcrnce
90 opinion. iie has commanded Wings ana Democrats
the field of haiflc-has witnessed hcr.pariOfic de-
volOn and nyincibc courage. while standing together
shoulder 90 sh0uldcr-Aas seen them ight bleed ana
die to-ether and God forbid he should prescribe any
man on account of difference Of political sentiments
Tie would a. soon think. sad the speaker. OF running
from O Mexican
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

lie ia temperate mamie never drank bottle o
spirts IN Lis life His habits arc exemplary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23
FRANCHISES.

I -. - - soosef fau ghi a ys BrO.iray Mons DA Sl
pfFRRE lie successful teach-r Of French BY ne ora ss-
- s- r1nstant colo4uia exercises enabling NJ eAflef
.. froru Tie v-rv frs lessons has ust opened cfru
no re.ses from seven nine, A. So brou4" ay I-s
81 Ger month"; or s. per quarter; PuYao Lessons ~ -
= 6 or 60 n.r quarter Families, schools, AMI puFsir
.,. puncruay aft-ui-d dunn. the day Please addrss.
Ndas BIZ ST PIERRE, Professor Of Fr-ncl, 50 bioaH-
atnw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

GexrrrurN With the greatest satsiastion. ! have
received from your hands the credentis. which you
nave presented Tor the exchange Of rathcaons OF the
treaty signed IN the CITY OF Ganaaiape haSse, WIN
he notifications made In Washington by the senate,
which treaty has just received the approval OF the Mex
owe YOU the most expressive thanks for the senti-
aents Of 1sadshp and good viii which you have u an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

PoLiCE.-A man named john Webb was taken
into custody ON charge OF soliciting emigrant passeu-
.ers and dataiued OBJ answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23
sANDERs's FIFTH READER.

THE SCHOOL READER Fhh Book. designed a. .
L sequel 10 Sander.'s Fourth Reader.
Part Participating li. insircuons 10 The rheton-
ca principles % Reading and speaking, Illustrated BY
numerous examples.
Par Sscond-Cons.s,!ug Of elegant extracts 70 Prose
and Poetry from various eloquent writer's accomf an I'D
with no,es 4nai0ry Of such historical classical Ru-
surs he lessons For tie of acads
sni the hcsl classes In common ard select schools
D.. & as ". < J. {. Sanders. vol emo. IS pages.
Just published by MARX " NEWMAN co
ie3 osf ~ Broadway.
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Inv Courts.


CrAculr Cornr-Before Judge Edwards Gs0 Hudson
y, Hs.ry T. Qas.lflgs lo1 'r alleged ls d. " sas.
Gaoas.. .ssssso psbusn-d morning Paper APnil'
agular Fsiitr ifvs original 81 The olowns -
fS,,u ol coavsl.sn isssn1iet Cor ne Par
I I.sss ofsnsnirs ths eousiitutaIu OF GA, state
We ts uad-ns c00rrd male lEsna Of ne G. - an Sum
ofNe Qork respectfully your Hon body atisnd
1 Consttutiln rth property fga ti
required for coors m'-s order 4f them o. ere-e me
sstve fl ai. l a cla ttttlfr may hsf
sl.r sg-rcs uf up3a lie tsms ald oolols 40 ~
Gt9ssr HgDsos. l1 Wooiisrst
G.Bss. - Fe-sl-s4
Vc hsd always supposed That tsss snrsn-n "e WhI- lns
and chrstgu, pure .0saou 5st Of coss usi N
This sr-rel 90 ne way wash people go se~-o'' A
lie -s 9rs 90 "a. tsas" are tie ofihs .uf" 10
having been s-rei. sad. ~ n take ani pn.'
1y Dr. O. etl lsss go ril atA Hafpsid 10 IL 20
.ls oalrrrl named Brown called VIZ I-
SON. al,-. of ltara -d, W .tlrs '. sil
.e. "s -. e.l.',- :. ...@- p. -. 49, H. t.- III 0rr
.s. NJ d. asked Brown 9r another pr let ls'it "n
Brown BANGED ln tat atsai-' r coioFsd Pc pc q
q Dr. d. 49, t-e ot.af r'at On ife.s % ~ 81 Il
ts o1cs 20 lsls.s ',lss. which vas Do i' - 'f -
-I N.sslst tasi ODD snn. Iowa tti.' hn FL pr. ~ .
wards. M- sl e.. met um md "a hm 20 ilf n'ts~i pc
aal demanded te paper t-t untersiod d. q il H. ."
rsli give up io Br'~a or himself an to0A j. D, asti -
~ appeared e paper STATE above Ia no doubt out W
= ne pspon pnlisl ult - ht' - he msailfill
Ors artro ltlsr witnesses ~sfs srtmusi
Mr d. g. sas- fof le--s cgnisnsd u1t no ,nvi Pf A'1
r.s % ' Published boz ts jury svsH suppose ti be Do -
Il va asrr, fte pss of nrrrnsn. 10 30 others saoy =
-e E, .: end ALA Q, o. Conssai1l ts prrson
pe1lsi heir .itar- nsn0ra without rsiins wal my
IL court 10 10. ,s.s Cd. sra. bal tsai'n-y . Aoi
Oh rrF at rai-ls ls, aai t7 sury sons-f 10 T.
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spTENHNES~ CURED without an oPeranon.-Dr
DWM FIELDS co. Ocui.sls and Physcians respect
fully inform 1e citizens Of Newly rk that they nave isAen
an 0c. Wsrren-st No A. where they viii uliend 20 al
kinds u diseases Of the eyes m successful manne such a.
rear steIue,s Of oil kinds, amsurOss, opacity hld GAIA
racts Inflammation and granuafOn Of syery descnpuon--
Al you that have despared Of having your sgh reslof
come charge, for examination ARTIFICIAL Eye. inserted
DR. VIM. FIELDS co
Remember WaTeu-st No. ~. nvA m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

. The Prrro1u Minister hss applied % one
o. cur American architects for the model II hall % be
constructed for tie Of the nne hundred Deputies
that constitute their National Assembly. M Mills D.
engaged 10 prcuarn, t. The comfort oi desks is of
course excluded from such plan Really this .eo -
more republican than our swn democratic assembly IN
he Capitol
The length OF the Smithsonian Institute Is four hun
fred and fiy feet It. breadth the il hun
and fifty feet IL general breadth nifty four feet The
Eastern wing viii hrst be m shed and put IN order Toy
Ec reception of the asretsry -ud for the immediate
purpose 0f fhe board When finished 70 viii indeed be
unique and beautiful ediice worthy Of the dignity OF
amt guilty and hbersty OF its founder
10 There be no simplicity in the architecture is = be
hoped that valuable quality VIII be studied in an me
practices, arrangement OF the establishment hear
thar Professor Henry has fully resigned his ohce 10
Princeton College and now entirely devoted 90 this
work Wash Cor. Com Adv.
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xxx,h CONGRESS. Fir.. session.

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