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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

WiSrEs GsRmEsrs The style, character and pres o.
our extensive assortment OF ready made Oysrcosis non
drab, olive, brown and black beaver and ned cloths.
must commend them tbs desirable and economical
garments Of tho season and with this hsy are
offered TO the inspection Of the discerning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

PsLsLRs BUSINESS MEss ALsASac Fos lse -hs'
GURUS and wonderfully comprehensiy. uOfk us -
ms alone are worth teu times the price u Fn
10 those " Fraukln hey such Franklin mlsA
written, II be had lived 10 these days ben ne sud sn<
be played with BY his ate y learned 10 read ~riie sno
pher staten lsan'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
THE NOMINATION OF GEN TAYLOR.
spirit OF the Press.


NOMlN ATfo> OBJ Gas. Tar LoR.-Ine Cluve-t.lu
met 90 oc.0c, the morning and ~ hafpast % nel-
1Cuce received hy tee -raph % ine nomination OF
Gen Taylor Ola The fourth ballot
The intelligence Wa greeted ny loud acclamatons
upon The steot- 6y TIE display OF dag aud oiner de-
nlOn-t rl,i0n- oi popular favor.
while % IS rue the result win di.apqout tLe fond
expectations o.. many u the ardent Wing who had
yiedcd ~ strong productions - favor OF other csndi
tee SCI We have doubt Judging from me sponta-
usous and uutromp,ed demons 0ns with which I'd
inls 1f hc nomination were greeted here thar TIE aci
Of Couv ntion VII commend t-eli % the FAVOR % a
ONO state journal
GEv. TAYLoas SLAVERY EXTEvsIoN.-Coi
Johnson Of Upper p0ua. o wno wal selected 17 tnc
Wl-. 0l n .l. as tI.Ir Delegate % tAe Convention
a s;ancl. unIo1aiod WlI--a.o has .n long iie de-
voted % cause done 10 gee s-rsl ed DELEGATE o.
q rr-lurr iu l-' and o. Baltimore lu l-il ana WHO
ha. known Gen TAYLOR .0n- and intimately w-t'-, DO
letter before u. that lc isl all could desire upon
this gerv point lIc writes that le has heard him de-
clare tl much force that Bee regarded slavery as %
great evil 20 the country, aud expressed strong Aop
THAT be time might arrive when could get I'D 0l %
altogether aud Cob Johnson declares bis lrmesi con
yict8n th Gen TAYLOR stlc i1s' man o. c9HfeHGH1t
s 5etag ,rfeded 0 any Hec errrorv mat nay D. W9tt
Ohf ra.7r" lu another part oi the same letter co.
John.on says. fpcskns be . remembered from Ms
own person. knowledge AID after en acquaintance oi
over thirty years:
There are many strong reasons for prefer.ng Gen
Taylor 40 this time ior tne Pleslden-y lie ls VI ma
r.
..ron. and vigorous mind largely endowed with good
common sense kind anu AZ, ctiona,e hu-btnd father
friend and ne-hbOr-ha idol % nls suoordnates DO the
-ervics- beloved by all VINO have ever known him. }
believe his private character 20 be- without reproach
md I'D that can be said pro 10 IS DO BAD recon
mcDdat0n for public trust taat man 10 al. the re
atoms Of private e has fu'ti ed the law OF love done
Justly loved mercy and walked humoy.
4 popularity thus acquired cannot be easily SCI
aside The affections o. the people VIII follow and
cling to such Iaar nrd who can blame them for so
doing They loved Washington for similar traits Of
character and although should be 10Th % compare
fny mortal man throughout 20 him, stil think there
Is a strong resemblance IN their private and pu4lc
lives.
say in the sincerity Of my heart 20 al our friends
in and ont of the Convention IL y0u want 90 succeed
in the approaching contest take Taylor for your s,nd
ard bearer he is emphatcaly the man for the times
and the people. # elected be VIII 90 into power un.
trsmeed verify believe that among all the great and
good who have been named for the Presidency he
can do in uniting and harmonizing the people Of
the various sections OF the Union than any OF them
Boston Ataf.
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,lr. vVebsfcr's Paper.

Tim DirLsuArIc AND OFFICIAL PAitNs of
DANIEL WEa-rla while Secfetaryoi state have
inst been issued iu .ar octave o.. as- close PAGES
b tb, Ha-pers These Pepper. treat Of the Norta-e-.t
EN- Boundary, hc Suppression Of Toe Slave eae
Maritime Rights. The Gaze Of the Caroline Il at Of
Alexander Mcleod the Right Of Search the Ash5ur
ton Treaty Relations with Mexico Do. with Spain
Sound Dues O.. Elsnore the Zon verein &c &c. These
tog.cs possess deep and abiding interest which the
great ability Of Nr Webster is calculated 20 extend
and enhance lie correspondents and antagonists also
were generally men of marx and the book Is altogether
one which WIZ command place in every comprehen
s.yc library. An accurate Nap Of the Northeastern
section % the Union VITA the contiguous portions Of
British America. showing Che conflicting claims end
nnai settlement %. sac Boundary l valuable adu.t Oh
while haflsn-th Portrait Of Mr Webster faithfully
presents the most massive and majestic head in me
wide world This IS book ior grave readers mainly
Dut they will know how 20 study and prize it,
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Mr.. CLAY AND The WHO NONINATION.-Ine
defeat Of Mr. Clay in the late Wing Nominating Con
venton is in all human probability. the end and cata--
rrophc of his public career We may speak OF nm
therefore IA something OF the tr edom OF history
To deny 10 Mr. Clay the possession OF great natural
cudownents. OF signal and brilliant qualifications for
public service would be evidence either OF ignorance
or unconque rabe prejudice. lie had too. in an emf
ncnt degree the quality OF winning men and OF attach
.ne them 10 himself with hooks OF steel No man
had more devoted iriend--thcy have hoped Tor hun
against hope and cung 90 him with a the tenacty OF
fret love Thousands would have preferred the REX OF
defeat with him to te certainty Of success with any
other candidate.
That Mr. CLAY should be ambitious of the Presidency
not surprising and the untiring perseverance with
which his claims to the Office have been urged has no
parallel in the political history OF our country. No
other public man has been 50 often candidate us
comfmre in Convention and discontinue before the
people could not shake the purpose either OF himself or
his friends. It seemed though he and they regarded
an that he had achieved nothing without the crown
ne honor of the Presidency.
The principles Of which SIR Clay was regarded as
lie embodiment VIII fad With him that is 20 -ay they
viii no longer las set or system Oi prnclpe-) bind
together the great party Of which be was the acknowl
edged head. IN both parties. Wmgs aud Democrats
there will be- from this time forth d-solFuE ID Tue
old ties and "a forming of new associations The de-
termination of the Whgs % relieve the candidates Tor
nomination from an pledges, was large stride in ths
direction and led almost inevitably go iHc -eec.on OF
Gen Taylor They content % take him Just as ne
e1ered himself Ia doing so they have virtually lo"
cred their dag far principle are concerned what
will be the leading elements OF the new ofEhnlIHnoni
f.. matter OF mere speculation One thing Is certain.
they have chosen 70 rally under southern man and @
STAKEHOLDER: and If Gen. Taylor bee not untrue 10 AL
the habits and associations of his life 20 al the instincts
and -ynpathies of his nature principle 40 least
that OF tie equGi rghfs Of tc states under heiConfu-
,iop-ought 10 ind a friend and champion IN him AZ
the same time must not throw out OF consideration
the powerful influence that may be exerIed over h-
mind by the party 10 which he will be 60 largely ia
dcbted Tor success in the event of his election
The proceedings of the Convention may throw some
light over this subject and they viii therefore be- looked
for with interest Charleston g. - News
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WATERING PLACE.

sEACONNETT HOUSE, NARRAGANsETT BAY, RI.
-; THIS HOUSE VII be opened for the reception \
e. ys,ers borders the 18Th VI June. II . 10 tea
on the Eastern shore Of Nanaganseu Bay, ~ sisztg %
NeVpor', 10 nies from al River and q from new
The bafhlug is unsurpassed game ana 80
the ynce u board moderate Every Attention WI PC Pu
the comfort and satisfaction Of uose VINO may Pk
- f,,r, f,fG,ri Arrangement, Will be made FOR
the conveyance Of passengers % aud bo al RIVER on 20
H., cs,. fron, Po.ion JOSEPH COZ.
Litfe Compton r l. May ~ lsb ny~ e0'ctn'
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VI he erdli hrclanca. Museum rare D1fams &c &C
..ae Itivrlte Bazaar 40 sid isl rruadgFry-F. A Ar
FAULT having rerel QUO Tie Store 5 Broad way. ard be-
M Compelled o give up possession one week. l0li 81
I'D sell t6 he h-- bidder l La time his splendid and rare
Mechanca Mgscum unique Dortma Representing several
interesting views Mechanical kOpedgnce- &C. &c IN nne,
one OF the l-s collections ~ be found IN the UnOn THIS
: chance FOR those who travel with exhibitions which
rarely occurs - ]. Of me finest COLLECTIONS 70 De
met with. Full particulars by aling A he Bazaar
y. B.-A sn.eldd HarnouicUu and JieTpian and many
other Musca Instruments for sale very low terms Cal
ard see. lss Il
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UIfFfIIWH@
don hv hr Heath OrceI. every vessel from fore ln
r1u f4nne PASSENGERS. ard every vessel having bad,
4-u- Der psILr any case ci sla Fox, or INFECTIOUS or
contagious d -ta.e-lrrslrE et ery tUe+
Al vessels f-1l anT por- i1 ie mary passage from
rt- -.ev ulsi pass SH-tl of Care Openlrriyln e
between DE 81 DAY ~ May all tl- l- day ~ OcOlcr
And al vessels from any place Including lsanisl lu a.
Africa or tle Meifcrrurear ur from any fhr West lnda.
Bahama Bermuda Western Islands. ar from any pacr g
America in tie ordinary passage from which they pass
souih Of ieorla-ar-r.ns between the st DAY VI Apr
and The l.. day Of November.
lei In 4 3 WHITING. Health Ofhcer
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DrsrRrcTWE FiRE-On Monday night, be
.y 10 and o'clock the salting and packing house OF
Mr. Valentine Hechier near Fairfield Race Course, In
the immediate vicinity Of this city. took hre ne
- .,-s,d -anidlv and communicated 20 the dwell
-, t,,Is, al NJ r which together with BIS smoke
bo.e which VS. stored with 0scon and lard, was con
snrnes Nr H. was absent al the time the Hre brose
M, and but for biz timely arrival il Il highly proosne
hi. wife and children would have persisted IN inc o"e
ur Hschiers loss win Be considerable noiwth stand,
;py he lad an insurance Of S5f5O on hls stock ana
hnil5ings- Richmond Compiler.
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- .bneat upon long Lease be has had the house re-
novatsd and cleaned throughout; newly furnished ~ ns
most superb convenient for the eceom noa
f,niiiss and private parties There Is attached ARA
which produces every luxury and necessary o. ine
fesh from soil oe ether with pleasure WAS ~ ssa
beauty The grounds and water courses "a
10 he lover Of the gun and the angler ample sDd sA,e
tory en- yment The hnest bathing In me veinly Ano
rorefoy sledyes himself thai every srtee for tS roy
, ~ ~ n be on th. best description that are 10 -
nd In lbe make Win these and careful ans s,eDo. ~
ss..ans he hope. merit that support a's'' D "a
- -, 80 dIr,rd TO- TIE esiaD slfnenf y - operco
s,r ~, sc-pfiou VI rs patrons on Igssdsy ne Ga lnse
'o' u' ~ DENNIS MULLINS Proprietor,
.,.,r. AN. VI .ns.on House, kOcss~ey
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ASTRONOMY FOR SCHOOLS.

III NTINGrON SAVAGE, Booksellers srd Publishers.
It2l6 Pra-s have course Of preparation. new wofs
ON Astronomy for schools BY Professor Mitchell, Of t-
Cincinnati Observatory. The wei known Talents u TIE
Editor ia ms branch of science, 90 ,eter WA me facilities
which De Possesses ilr obtaining Astronomical Information
afford .lre Guarantee of the excellence OF The forthcoming
work ana OF 10, superior merit TO other similar tfeaises 90
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TIKI RESULT. w e rejoice, OF course lh
the issue because we have believed from the hrs that
he Of an the candidates before the Convention, Wa
best calculated 10 victory 20 the Wing cau-e-1e
cause the time. We had the fullest commence
nj his PRINCIPLES and integrty-and because believe
he is fully az competent any other 10 administer the
affairs OF the government and ~ make as prosperous
al home and respected abroad. Richmond wing.
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II remains f1- as only 20 inquire
,ybs. s the princinle. of our candidate and what viii
be- tine cha-se,er OF his administration Upon these
topics we shal speak freely and frankly from unques-
uonsbe authority but briefly and conciseiy as pos
slhle
Gen Taylor is by birth and early education hepao-
hcan HIS father "Col Dick Taylor la' De was "a
milisrly and honorsbIy known IN hentucky) was 40
Eector OF President who voted hrst tor Jenefson ann
then for Madison In s0s Zachary Taylor received n-
commission in the United states Army with which he
has since been goriousy connected lie can looN
back through that long vista Of trial ant prvaon with
Gu, finding reproaeh upon his name or stAn upon
bis eseucheon lie has had no quArEsls with his brother
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THE MEXICAN WAR.

2 :
UTHOR or LIFE OF GEN SCOTIA History Of
y rs On-in. and an account Of he victories, Win the
official dispatches u Gen Taylor and Gen SCOT Illustrated
with maps and engravin -sllrse l2mo. Published by
4 BARNES 4 CO 81 JOhn.st.
five hundred Agents infed circulate This very popu-
lar work. whom liberal discounts VIII be made for cash
fefF ffeaf DG ffNNr1yv
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NE1V-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to The yev-York Tribune.


NoHFoLK TLursday. June Do.
A romeud,as Ere is now raging. II commenced
. Ferza,5a.s undergrad AMI has already
,s,shed 70 or 80 buildings including the Bethel
ClrcA.
TIE chef sufferers are 7. &J. Touis, / Par
..ee. J II johnson, aud WIN. Thurstoni Harms s
b,kcrv. and several stables were also consumed.
Tie l5s. i estimated at e300.0,0. Tho flames
,.warls eight were partially checked
BAIrimoRr Friday, June TO- 1913.
4 Ere broke ont today and consumed henaer-
cons Rore.WaIk, and or buildings.
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sANpERs'S FIFTH READER.

TUE SCHOOL READER FINN BOOK, designed as a
1 seQue to sanders's Fourth Reader
Part Firs-Contiiniug fail Instructions IN the rheon'
cs principles Of Reading and Speaking, illustrated by
numerous examples.
Part Secoud-Co cons. sting Of elegant extracts in Prose
and Poetry from various eloquent writers, accompanied
with notes explanatory Of such historical classical au-
Ous he several lessons contain For the use OF acade
and the highest classes IN common ana select sehoOs
BIZ Chas " 4 J c. Sanders. I vol Emo. to pages.
Just published by MARK II NEWMAN GO.
la OF 100 Broadway.
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menf, situated in the Orange Mountains Al south Ofanse
New jersey fifteen miles from Newfork on the line OF
the Morris and Essex Railroad
Tie cars stop within quarter Of mile rom me esisn-
shent leaving the foot Of Corand-st A. o'clock A NJ
and O'Clock P ~ OF each day, arriving n South Orange
10 about one hour. ,..
Dr. MEEKER announces 70 the public, that he nas llsI
finished s arrangements for Of the most complete w al
er-Cure establishments and Summer retreats now IN the
country. .
Or " returned from Europe In the Winter " 1876 where
De had been nearly three years. more than onrd OF cA
me was spent Graefsnherg and the other Water esian
sin-uts of Germany and has been since mat te en
10 selecting location -nd erecting an establishment sdlleo
To tis views on the subject.
The establishment is planned particularly with view 10
the cem0 and convenience of The paeni ana j. bll upon
te Fug h plan OF wAtercfe establishments, havn[ pr
yafr bathroom attached 10 each patient rOou shut on rom
the room by folding DOORS wnere the patient can nave every
hh except the large douche and swimming oalh when arc
beautifully situated about rods from the house I'd the glen ~
he mountain There also three large plunge baths IN the
mousse On the grounds al-- two wave baths one OF
hem from the natural falls Of the brook IN the ravine and
inning bath ~ feet square, erected Tor the pleasure oi
summer visitors attending their friends aud other pa
tents a.,
18Th June and any communications addressed 10 CiiAs II
NEEKER MD al Newark " Jersey, or al South Orange,
y Jersev vii receive attention mY20 am
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BOOK TRADE.
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS.

on. rHE sEcEEr ukuEs OF rHf stFfN
BY ne aulr of Abel Par-onsT Florence dc Lacy. etc
MS : one 90 ne mosi deep Interesting iur ever isslet
ron ne American press Every line cNhioi,s a malel
band TIE chtlc, comprise mel of ll snt uw degree
en fuins n lue trre4 wealth, ana uln su-crng in un
ntn'ei poverty Tie scenes fcsiuE CRIMES O the Oars
r,t dye tnions ilr lpner Ten and among he owei
SANDS, are por.vea stl Die power 0f sue and ne
tdeuy of ecuL l1lcr tIe ua--cr-hin Of f.e powerf
mind oi AHlfre,snr, lc seven penetrate every con
-ul of socev'0 ic saloons of fhe ch ard fashions h.e
Hl.l q, ana INFO he tartes den, ami sutferrancan
cesses oi Tie Rohoer ihe Gambler ard he Assassin ara
e ilmuls dei- of darkness are brought h. and fhe
perpetrators Dish or low, oroi- f before he gsi Tribunal
Tie seven. and made to suffer merfsd punishment The
moral NJ f1e WORK D.. 0f c l hC-- 1nier, d contains
lre n a.. s -lke Do ngaJgs Cf real l'e n the grea
Civ of New-York. tlt can rlge 'he caerA of beagif
woman sill the blush nf mottsy lt Is lus'ratei viii
over one hundred En-s.l-s wood ~ rare talent ant
hesufy. aui ny fir e most Fnlii-t lsiracd Amer
lean Romance ever published. Compe.e "a four pats
Price - cents each
For sale a. the Book and Psr0dca stores n ihe Unite,
Sirfes [. q. GRAHAM & CO Publishers.
,slg 5, "a Aur-st Neyy-Nork
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TO GROCERs

no GROCERs.-The stock, fixtures and goodwill u
frstciass family grocery viii be disposed Of on g-ry
advantageous terms, applied for The above esta
shent doug successful cash business, with fair
prospects Of large increase. Tie subscribers being anx-
iOus engage IN Oer pursuits, viii dispose Of the above
good cash customers very liberal terms, none
others need eppyl For farther particulars sppy the
premises, 10 JFEE DEMlNG. 81 Tiin-ay.
i@ls w. Corner Of + eyenfh--t.
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY,

A T THE PARK HOUSE, Orange, Ne~-Jersey--A mos
hdes htfu country residence during the summer uors,
anty ocaied ia one Of he healthy towns IN 10
Union AZ hours ride from NewYo rk with which mere
frequent ally communication by railroad.
ele ims - r BALDWIN, Proprietor
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lLAl4 VI FlA l. ~ ~ dll-tl AuP s-dAsl
kesl Es.@e a. and out Ol The city Tor SALE Or ~
every winery and any quantity Those ~shng 20 purcs
se " trade respectfully invited 10 cal ana examine ~
MEMORANDUM sales book ia which az properly .e. TOY
.ae registered free u eXpensr win sucn pdIsfs OF
10 location. important OrOgnd plans sieVa-
tous full sze working drawings, together WIN cafpen-
f and asou- spec atoms for buildings Of every de-
.crpon made 10 order and their erection supenniended u
I--fra
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rr-rhe Irnn, I-ind nnir Glo,..-Perh,n. b


never 81 article when gave scn universal sa'. faction
ana d-.h' as fe Jenny Lind HAIR Gloss Even body wlo
Use speak oi terms q ne strongest commend ton
ali o. e. voluntary exprrs.o Of admiration receives Is
only ec1a.e1 Or those bestowed upon Jenny Lind herself
Beware of ans lcf ht. not the copyright on le wrapper
Sc The genuine can only be had 10 LOcSwooD' 4l
BROADWAY : Ravrcr Is B0wery ttrst Agents. \ 80 a.
- ffl - Brusdwfy, and c0rur Broadway AID -Four
,eerti-.i. So ROwery. ~ Avenue D; - H0ustoni 80
Hudson; DO EIgflavr-ue; cor BrecSef AMI Clare- 'I
Grerrgch. ls9 s,ravelue. al o.; tie Principal Office,
i38 Na--su--t
Br1ok.yn-Mrs. HAYES. '3o Futon-s-; A. " Wifer, ISL
r Ton. q p. Ayr-- crr Atlantic and Henry. Jel5 eCli
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rur Honnr library

OF ENTERTAINING BOOkS-Fol J. Jane Eyre; an
OAuto Biography. Edited by Curer Bell
Vol n. SefCouiro: Novel By Mary Bnnion, au'
thor of Discipline"
Vol IN Iffers of Mrs Adams wife " John Adams Tor
sale nv fe5l HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE. 2i6 Pearl-st
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- ..1, snRsYrH.sr SO FLOOk, kEAR

-, AND 90 FORsYTH-sr 80 FLOOR, kEAR
U"D. BRYANT's Clock Movement Ma'aIsesory
II. and general r. 5ng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s,ai
in. eur for clocks telegrsphic machines of mod~s or
or any other purpose required Models made 20 goer
heir business srrsnted for year THIS essDnsn'
arn has facilities second Other IN this cry o. country
sor al The above knds Of work The usie sappned via
Mogements and Trimmings such bss, rods hsnds seys
s 49,, NV ~ ay1 In
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NEW MANUFACTURING LAW.

y ACT % authorize The Formation of CurP0uuons for
n Manufacturing, Mining Mechanical or Chemical Pur-
poses. passed Feb H. 1913. just published and Tor sale by
BELL 4 GOULD Publishers and S'auouers,
400 rs Nasaau-st
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Rocl.land Cemetery-slcoND TRIP

On Thursday, quite numerous company
again LEFT the City in the large steamer NewHaven for
a second Excursion 70 Bockani Cemetery. This TIP
was undertaken to afford 70 al leisure for proper We"
Of the grounds. for which purpose no opportunity wa
offered AZ the Dedication ceremonies on the 2lih ut
The day was very propitious rather warm but tenn
pered by grateful breeze.
AZ piermont as usual the cars Of the Erie Road con-
veyed the -iters 20 the Cemetery where dispensing
they wandered through the grounds enjoying the wide
yexeuded prospect from the different natural cleva-
t.ons
An excellent and welserved COLLATION. was provided
by the accomplished lessee Of the Mansion or Piermoni
Hou.e 10 whose ium.,abe skill IN matters Of this kind
All are indebted for enjoyment less than 70 the oca-
ton Of and prospect from the house itsek
At4 the company reembarked and arrived IN me
City at O. PM highly srat.ded with the trip the place
the arrangements, the time and everything else.
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a NUDDWIN- TUVF 7 ts'-Ol II - - -.
tIusht fy - cents per foot New roof VI rough pan.
covered Tor - roofs twenty squares ior - 81
per square, and warranted. GOOtwin,s Patent hyalc
Pneumatic Cement sheaihng makes handsome ehrap
Ighf and durable root neither picn nor graFe l- N W.
.oprca1on References ard specimens A. ODODN ~ :
Roman Cement faciOry. y Nesi brol1~a5f te.',-0
I Ctarrf@~s ana Warren mf-o IT,
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- The Bwhm Fiutc.-A. q. BADGER ISL Brosd-
way. lss -alty uI rl conn e'e assortment oi r ti
Fars VI BIS li1ll-Ira and pl-raar pains 1 ll be
taken Wiz Fre- maize 90 Ol-r sri r l cases warrsu'e,
% eve satisfaction. and l a--luu can ne found Frp
Fssu. admired music ior tae finite published u luIi-
her. No - EACH ard ls e aires lr F.Ie aud Guaf also
booze ~ instruction b. Ca-1u. Nicholson AID others Tab
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