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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

CHoLERA-As in the majority Of cases, this disease j.
preceded by Darrhea less violent the subscfnefs
prepared from the prescriptions Of VelPau Zone q
the most celebrated physician. Of Pansl remedy for
checking this symptom mmod ateiy. and also remedy
To used Of The form Of the dissase to-
geiher with embrocaon for producing counier-irrta
ton on the surface Of the body A. these remedies are
not Intended supersede interfere with the Attendance
OF physician the subscribers Will take pleasure IN show
ng the recipe any respectable physician Prepared and
sold. a wholesale and retail. by RUmroS, CiARx Co
Chemists and Druggists 10 Broadway, 10 Aslortiouss,
and ~ Broadway cor Chanllersst leG 3eod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

s-,.e IN Pa-s s-e v.srs .zo I.ie~d. Va VI -.
? A.. RI -.s- .rs i-su-l were r.--rs1ef io --t.-
--..r. i-- ,aeg ol a. f. SUR t.t- II
49, go. "a ,.c. he ..,so.- % soll probably 't b.
taxed .. pr.... al.
rived -- .s- .,a 49, e. ne p rel De- } l-' u -. =.
-ars. t.-i g. 8af-a l0 cl H-.-. - 81 ~.
Sl-..- - "a. concerned -F ne tI-ri '' -
sem I-..r.elr- o. eve months 1l+ r-''- ri 49, No.,
q -ss.-. Uttered --e cry ~ we - Rep
-a...I- b. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21
Court CaIendar. .Tui, D.Y.

sUrrEloE Cortr.-N0s. g.. a.. s. - 3. - ~. IA NJ.
as 81 t- l1 "A D. $50. la1. lf5 20. ls2 49, g. " 81.
o. s.. "a D. o. "a, ~ .tJ. its t5 75. ., c. - No. pa 81
~ 80 - - ,- g. j. l. cs g. ID. 30 =. -. - H. g.
l. 90 o l-.. ..D fJls-. i.5 ~ 20 ~ G>aoI T0n
-s-- 80 F-.'rr--y. onils ~ g.. AMI adding % afer
e. afl u al.-I Ill
Cacrir Corsr-So- D. = o. %. -. 81 -. ~. 1910 e
fers-> fLEAs-N-s. 81 81, ~ o. ID. r. - =, "a, 80
a. H4 d Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21
Hungarian Measures.

There - a. much activity the Hungarian Govern
nerf as In - army The Minister Of The Interior, sczen
.r has fasar measure. for ls reorganization ~ those
parts of e country winch within Tire heaier ~
var TIE Mn of finance = engaged I'D contracting
Joan ir case the country should be- reduced o ani OF
money in me sitting o te Diet. of toe l1th ut tie
Chambers were .ed with re emanciparon OF ihe
Jews f.r frr q project of .aw VIII he presented
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

On fc 3lst uf MAY rhe Governor OF Vienna Gen behr1
- rroc amafiua io H- effect that whereas indcs
ions of ile revolutionary spirit are again abroad wch
manifested Itself JOB be violent ansuaEe fcd ln puo"c
place. hy persons discussing political subjects. hehove-
ffe disposed tld ghi minded citfrns in ll Ar aA-
trort-. n sppre.eli.ng such individuals and putting
-fou 90 h@ -r r0n A. svern keepers a1d coffee
house ropr -f1r- h0 w t- warning and persist IN
.cfs protecting dangerous characters. vii De-
liable lo bee deprived uf their license hnnsanans foirs
and Italian. are especially alluded 90 ln Tie Advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

Accom-. from Hamburg of ile 5h inst state That on
fr lIstuf fhc PrIs.an-, under Prince -am Sa 49, were
-rprset and defeated Al Aarhuus By ne Dtn-n hn'sar-
wounds. h several other oicer- The frussan troops
had many b. ed sounded and taken prisoners; they
a.o lo.t horse. TIE Danes had killed and Twelve
a....I 4aa|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

The Sfllfs .f-sry~r OF tl- ~ nst announces tha The
Governments of Prussia. >axoly ard HANOI have re-ot
e- O. establish provisional -leral r nlnal 90 ~ ur
Which -ha hold %. s.ns. 4f TIrh. AMI ~llcl sl4 1-
composed of seven lcs-s t1re- 90 whom a-r .o p~ af
pointed The noulilslor Prussia ~ On ne nuulA
a1- % saxonv aad two 90 that of Hangover. while tn-
mos a-e1 OF lie members named oy frrssia sna Frese
TINS tribunal sla he established ou f-e lsi ~ -ay ne
cnurlr-l rare- shs 1rui- fO TIE c1cr Oh tt- ~
ruua 20 lrt fra-on al case. which Under ur Hrrir- 10
1nl Us uf -re pre- 0f Clu-- u- Q Ire en- Fifr De-
tore they are io BE- carried eject rorul- ai ne ol-
.lfl- TIE ether t- SALES ac-r-r Oh ts ~
g. nl condition ll hey .1bf tlsri-e to t1e jog
mems 90 ns Tribunal % arsfrluou Ills treaty l4s :, 70
submitted ID liz German Governments. VI t1 nole Wlca
explains tle reasoLs OF ticl lI . illnlet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

~ strangers visiting our Guy will ums ani mo-
ney n the purchasing OF English Three ply. double super
ami common Ingram Carperus Rugs. ols Cloths WIN.
dow shades Ac by visiting the hve large show rooms %
the cheapest carpet establishment "a he Unied states -
sowery HrRaM ANDERSON There The motto Is. small
profits and quick sales 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

HAr. ttsHrrR TO rHs HE,D TaAS rHS HVNNiNs BIRDS
sumner. whether travelling of 10 ne
city light hat mpervoas Co the elements, - equrediof
health and comfort The summer ROCKY Mountain silver
Beaver Hats made aud sold ~ KNOX. ~ fultoEst are
pronounced on a, sides 10 be- b.au isl OF such hs' n
KNOX cannot construct one, nobody can
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21
n GIDEOv WELLEs La,

~ GIDEON WELLS, lately removed from the
Clothing Bureau a. Washington. vas Chief Of that
Bureau not Chief Clerk. stated IN our Dispatch
NJ. "rles Is LocoFoco BY trade and mas done
pretty vel BY Il and don't suppose be IL the m an
70 complain Of h, removal. But Warrington CORES.
Pondeni sends us rowing up Of bis Official manage
neni, which We suppress, no, being sure that Il Is
wholly true go Of bis structures on some other Loco
FocO lacumbents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

80 THs - 10 cEsrTY-Thsi about four years ago Wa
taken with violent cough. and Of raising thick bloody
matter and difficulty Of breathing pain Ia he ien .lde.
fever and ght s~eats los Of appetite and strength Sly
fesh vas almost ~asted away Every Spring and Fall
would have attack VI Ga klnd - that could not
work. Zach time ] would get much worse ! lad he
attention Of three or four different physicians from whom
received no benefit They al said that my uugs were
badly Affected The ast that fne sounded
lie shook he head and said lung sOgnd ald
no other amOst wasted away Tie prescribed SUI
pie medicine which bad effect m al and b. Deyrf
came "a see me again. A. ihl. I was Induced % ~
SeHENcNs Punonlc syrup did not receive any benefit
rom unu had taken ihfe. bottles but apparently goi
worse Ny cough vas ugH and dry Win great
dlrcqy that could get breath NJ fnends, well o.
myself, thought nay inc short this word bui q.
81 once Vas taken With one Of ny violent spells u
coughing, WHEN something gave WaY and I rsised, Sc
araf a. can tel three hafpnt- % quart Of bloody maj
.ef and upuonthe most horrible stuf ever "a" -
smell From that time I gained very fat ] continued
raising or lees for time continued taking no
medicine until had taken seventeen bOss Al his lHe
considered myself well, and began 10 work sgsin 1ns
vas Ia the Fall VI 5f5 have resaned my strength AID
nesh and have enjoyed the best u health since I
pain short history Of my and IL The Truth Any
person DESTROYS u farther particulars call upon nc
my residence, 10 T~elfth-s; Sewf0rk
Sew-YOrk. June TO- WILLIAM HOLDER
Bush CLIcESEs, General Agents, 81 Bsrciay-st.
Price VI per bottle, or six boitie- FOR -
BRsScB AGENCiEs.-BrOoky Margaret Hays, ~
Fglionst. willam.bafgh, y 7 D Novel; New
| burgh, " Y John Van Mort POughkeepse. \
| Moses Dame. Newark y J ConkIn 4 NeyiL Paftsf-
son. y J. Dr. c. IngAs jersey City, }. q , Gardnsf
Ia JrOIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

~ The Jnhn Hoiister broke her cylinder
head sna otherwise injured her machinery near 10
Toledo fcht house on Saturday We learn that Two
mcu were injured The steamer Telegraph went go
terdsy morning % her assistance.
Detroit Free Press l-ih
To- There have been 20 cases snd lt deaths
from Cholera AZ Buffalo since the loth Of Nav ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

u I~ rms WASTING wEArHfs people DO not want 10
be running al over search Of The handsome.i oe'
made aud cheapest Boots Shoes. OF Caters w. may
therefore well tell readers That We havs never secn
sny arucies OF IBIS and which .ufpa'' "a beauty ~
eclipse M cheapne.. those turned cuf by JoNts OF "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

CHorERA-There were fur cases %; 'holefa
snd enc death a. Newark yesterday
We learn hist there have been six csses Of CD era
ssratosa Springs. snd that the keeper Of The 1~e
House died % that disease or tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21
CALfFORNIA

Persons intending % visit California and desirons Of
leaving accurate and pleasing ukcness"s OF hemseive.
lriti tisy f,ends are invited call At bR.ny's 80 snd
IN Broadway OF Fu.tonst where may be- seen bic
beautiful collection pictures recently taken in Washing
on-among them President Taylor and his Cabinet a.
President Polk and Cabinet, beside many other distn-
grilshed individuals iel6 6feOd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

srNNsR UNOgs CLorHi>C.-Lambs' Wool, Mcuno
aune aud Cotton Shirts and Drawers. sutasle Tor tho
present season Also every And Of mems furnishing
goods--shirts Colafs. Crayais Gloves &c Nc al sASs
vs. 10, WilAam.t one door above Fulton. ie2i Be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

FATAL AccIDE,r.--We iesra that deaf and
dumb woman was killed yesterday on. the New Haven
Railroad near Bridgeport she Nas walking upon %.
rack. aad WAS aot seen unui The train "a. nearly
upon her The 4isrm whistis was then sounded "a
the BEL runs bar shs did not spPcar % notice ethe-
She struck by the eng ne sni thrown ssNnst n,
SIDE bAnk, and was dead when picked uP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

- We are indebted to Richard McGrcsor. Je.
per y y and New Haven x. r. Tor copy o''''
B-.--- nL.l m aa1anee VI Do Wal d---yoIy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

NATIONAL MSATURE GALLERY-EDwAsD WHirE. tgf
BR0AD~AY-Ths magnificent saloon Possesses superior
advantages for the rsrd production Of Dagueueoype ha.
iares All persons who wish unsurpassed likeness u
themselves friends should give this Gallery call
AZ JmeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

The BasK DsP,Rrsrsr.-TheE reninR Jour-
nj announces that the Controller IA. sppoin,ei Dan
IEL b. ST JoHN oi Monucelo Chief CLERK In n.
Bank Department. Mr. - John take. ih- place. Of "
" Van zsndi. Esq. who has been for many year. n
the discharge OF the duties Of tn. sfce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21
Crncow Annexed TO Rns-ia.

Letter. from Crac0s, dated 50h uit announce positively
haf The Russians are about to take possession Oh nai
{. ace. snd annex DO f1 Poland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

FR.N BuENos ArNE, We as. night received
Buenos Ayres paper. TO April , Nothin. NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

" There place the city where strangers AMI
citizens can sure Of getting really good Shoes Boots
Caters, moderate prices that a. WArKNs ltFul
tonst Mr. W has made al our boots for several years.
and no Instance have had tho least for
PLANT. ei6 jroi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

~ Gov. fIsH. It will be seen, has comnuted
the punishment Of Alex Jones, the negro under
sentence Of Death Or Arson in our city, to Impri.
onment fer Lie. This i. mos, wise and Jnst ex.
erciss Of the Executive power The punishment
Of Jones will Jet be quite as severe as his cline
deserved, though that criae Is beinous Ba. for
this oomnataton, Jones was TO have been hanged
- morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

BosroS Strangers visuns Boston viii md ~ 20 heir
advantage 20 consult he Strangers Guide published
by ANDRGws Co Il can bee found al al. he principal
In hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

METs ASO BOYS SUMNER CLOralSc We have on
hmd lsfge stock Of hne clothing also great variety Of
linen coats, pants, tests, &c a. extremely low prices
jel6 6leod- BOUGHTOS KNAPP. 50 Maiden .ane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

CLorHSc HALF PsIcE.-A splendid assortment 2
gents and boy- clothing selling 81 Al ball pnce at sAN
DERbrs, - Madenne lot tOOr, stars, and ~ Canal.
o. bud-On-st Also large assortment u cloths.
cassineres and vcsungs vii be made 10 order ln sfye
that cannot be surpassed, from DO - per
The general prices Vow u your Time 90 gst clothing 81
very low pnces, Tie entire stock must be- sold very
few months DO not forget the places - MAIDEN Isle.
st door, up stairs AMI ~ Cana-t near Hudson e5 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21
TaE LAsr H.rs. or Ek.PKE.Inssr PolA A


spasch dated Cincinnati. June o. says
The attest in,ell scnce We have by mail a. thar IA
Pres int Pok died a. N.shve IN the 18Th instant
80 minutes pact four coek 10 the afternoon H. Dc
ease was Nhaf is termed chronic dssrhca an not lho
era So reported 10 some instances he Nss scnsor %
iLe ast ami toe csmnc.s AMI serenity oi minis iAst
were c,icd 3urn. his diving moments save e,i ocnce
OF hear AZ peace N.fh God anl man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

GENTLEMEs's HATs-NcH0Ls Co. ~ Broadway
The Summer styles Of gentemens hats ready toe
inspection aud sale.
uyk lmzod NICHOLS 4 co 20 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

- H. GEEELET will speak on Temperance,
BY invitation Of the Sons, At somervile, n on Fri.
day tomorrow evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

New Electoral Law In Prussia.
u nearly Ire 1ns lie Dlhesrsa of he pre- >cl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
News from the Plains.


From a letter received TINS morning. Monday,
from near the Rocky mountains dated June %. W.
learn tho following particulars. This ietter though
scorched broken 10y the burning of the msil boat
II Louis among the saved. aud states thai
the suthor JnO NJ Wentz with others. DR.. Long
checker Kemp and others were travelling p miles per
day. IN company with or 10 other wagons from other
parts-were within one day travel OF the mOuntains-
that the Cege Company were one hundred miles ahead,
and the six expected 10 overtake them in few days
They found such suffciency of food along the road
thai II they had not taken one pound Of provision
from 81 Joseph they would have found all abundance
along the road which had been thrown away
plus They had killed six buffalo, and abundance OF
small game
One OF the party one day went out along the route
found pile Of meat about 600 pounds from which
he took 90 pounds Of beautiful side meat aud sheet
iron cook stove Of 10 pounds weight that lay by
which he brought into camp for which they threw GU
80 pounds OF their meat Inferior to what they
found Whole barrels OF -four lay scattered along tb'
road Baors Company and oiheis we're behind. and
many companies sl-O thai had pushed along hard toi
the plains To md grass had become worn down ana
fell in The rear. They expected TO spend then
4th OF July At some fort ~ the mountHns
From a etter dated June L. 80 miles beyond Fori
Laramie we learn that the company IN which William
De, ker Of this place Is travelling for the gold regions
Fort Kearney June and In 49, days reached fori
Laramie passing over 1000 wagons Major Sandersou
of the 4 Army arrived at Fort Laramie on the 5h
of June IN r0s with the advanced detachment OF tn
regiment ordered from Fort Leavenworth for Oregon
The great bulk If emigration ahead OF this company
Of hye Is estimated at 1900 wagons, and were NJ thai
time within 100 miles There many rumors VI
Indian difficulties but nothing reliable.
He passed Capt King. McCorkle and VIM. Smith
some 10 days before they were In good health. H.
says IL amusing 10 an ex candidate Tor Con
ress driving on team.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
d I Z d,

On sunday August y sih- ooa r,,S.aee Of h. Az
a. r.t,, ana trfd r. f-.ps,iay r,q4--i,e .tt-aa
Tna ClHnh b. T-eiay The tih net n'seocs "
AR- w-.sh-.i.rc Co w-da,.sy. Az - th- hou'- o'
.~. rss De Va's. W. A>N Low b.. the ,i'' "a
m t- .e-rot- prosecution So
f.an Va ~hsl her isui b., %. Bnusu ia
>-rr Dang ne 's q Der "a. 'h'-d - hs a.eEh'sf
peised and hno'-i - died peace AID i-nsa'ed ey
il..- OF four s-nsraton. 30 d-sth
-,-,-ris ,as ,-isac- Of h-f esuEa'sr M, John
-t'onus, ~ EtlLA LtkGiN ntss 7m ie.r OF h-t q.
A. sro.ho LAas -. Of c. n'ump'mn tLizASk1h FOL
Her val he taksn % orr - Couqiy . aisfnsnt
1 OF Nh. AMY 81. respect uy S-.'-d s.ad Tie TO-
,.rs from 40 L o'cioet on To-day lFh nj
Monday Aug 49, u consumption, ANNE vie OF 'ohn A.
IT. i-ss.s acquaintance. h- member. Of star DVsoo
" ~ Of Nhsg,n Tent No 20 Il are '..PscruJ
i,,,,d TO attend her from her rss.nes - fo i
,tyr m Ta..sa,l afternoon oooos Her - be
40 D 0rs-' wood temesy
,years Aux 10. the 't Searo h 's- nosts
H sns. saa ho.e Of b.hro,hef Jno MOE are reP.e'
t un-ra TN sraoos At h.f pat eeI ifom
% aoussy avg - SUSAN. wife Of William Barru' 'sed 81
T- f.ud. family those Of srihsr. S-o's- P',.
.ni Wm we.e. si-l Tie msmoers ~ Dsm3ns L'ote ~
90 repeatedly iasifsd o. .snd her unef' ih lu-'
i,,f Afternoon a. o'aocs. from 81 Fourth-si 49, . ,v,
Oa susta, Alg 70 after short noe'' ABRAHAM :" 'ALAN
ne frens. Ct ami, invited to .''snd NJ fan.r. -
unruus ~ O'Clock. from ne -ie frfie-' ~ 80
it-nr, = a.. r-rars WILDE tstsn L. ksst Ch--.r 800.
Sua3ss evsnss n. alter short rn-ss hL"l9
i.nh OF Cares E1sbrh Chantefal ss-i Year, sA'
a. .. ...,.
Long Branch for uterment th. nora
q 3 .'D.sk 3. ' ari-~s'-r -
hs 49, Of oy.ss,,D, Mr.. cArHARiNt HAVtRtf' late OF
=, ono CITY Aug cp, -a Gore Of sos Mar. and .s-d 81
a, $500. - Je'. = Iisn Do,. ss-s ,eoui 50
A. r. Jas 10 " AL uAtve OF Enz aad ,ssi IT.
Al Moanl@ y J. Aue :. ) -nrs Cisfs
A. ~.- Or rsns JUS IS P.ir,s ker- H. native Of lf-.nd
AtV.rssiI-s NJ. jus %. ID. d b fuufnoj sg-d %
4 Mor,.r. Oi. Ju, q. Gdeon hsnr sg-d "A
A. ~-sara Fa Aux William Ndlams, Druggist ages - also
GINS his ased IS
Al Trenton AuE 4 Joseph r.us sg.d IS
F.r X, Jus %. J.. -Ph Ihns' rtou a9-os'-
Al Cosnfto.. ~ JAY ., A..iei p O~-ns
Al Ds,iou. Oho. joy = Jahn Hal. NJ ID aged IS
Attveport "a J.nss Hamilton, sE-d a.
H. Butler t.~urLp Pa Jeremiah sefk Ased Aoont ~
y 4. stephen 4 IlnFk sS-d %
AtK-skus in~s Juh - NJ. L p snHtf
AtHsmpinn n Jub s. Hon. FpStsp To'f4s. seec y -
IrAo-r-r- " Juy 90 Dr. s-lue imf Ans, age %
Al Ann Afbor. Ma jas Hsi. sg-d -
D. wuhip. ono. Ju5 - AaEa.as hsny sf-1 "
/, Qus, Isy :. Aseusth vie oi Rev Aaron Jsesso1 -
eslts a. I nacs \ -. =, ~ -4,s
Al Tham4.on Jay Is D. JACOB ktir1s- fe1,h ss-1 "
At~.~nr. O4il. Jolly -. Iscab Lsns-t-1. sfe1 =
L. Col. -r-r ls'h D WI u M.son. stsd y
kfst-uck, NJ Aus James isrn-d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
nnrhet....CAsrrvLLY RsroRrEO ,Os Tar rslsusl


AsHEs-Th.- ,eoe i.n,oa fr P1t. ~ ;b- .h-
t-tis 100 49, ssaso Pearls frn and
th. 10 of 400
FLoURAND MEAL-A good f-nand nr w.'tsru sni sts-
our pnc-. to .ui 4n fr.d- m
esuant rfrcp fr ne tas' AID fc4 st@ lh-f- mode
rtf- ~ gr.feI ih- Fri .h Pufnc-- lh-
r.,d ss0' ~ ~ % W'.-'n .nf stats 4'H
- st-- .nd mud weerr. sJl1'Jf1 frs-r'
ssii Mctxsa ssdb OH, "-.t-r
.4s p.t. ate Ohm 81 ~ ~ -
20
A-I.1tus sa5 So a. - ofG-o'S-t
sa-- u' bo- al BIZ as ~ Carr Ne
J-rssy would conmafd q and Brady 30
Non- here
GRAIN-Th-r- soa Tor What Tor iag. b4 fh-
80 qioat7u- ~
sse. as6 o6c ~ Upper Ls.- 6,c 'tI snd ~
= pure 80 southern H. fsthef o--f Do
fsF--d Osts hfr. s1i sss
.8- a. t04 Cso DC f J-r.sy Com 80, 9TH
.a.t fh- bat slt ups.f snt-r he TRANSACTION
80 s. f NJ uf-s.s h---f -t'r- r ~
hf5 nr.d 'd65sc ior hs 90 hsl nAsi N-st
EN- fHr rflHd 49, ftt
IoN. 1i anc isrr-.--t 'or O1fo Pos
so - inf H-r- SO ~
Pune. 80 mak- quit bsfe ct he l.u-r Cuf
AID ud-fst- f@n.1d With - - 81
md. god hsnf-om- Hans ~ 70 Lsfi
of - prrn- c Abcut So Boz
1-ns -bpp-d ovl~fs b4-f steady. stl lar g..
80 % "a "a c f ohin. Cheese
aad wanted 81 "a &c. 1Aee sons nl1y Tor Pnm- 80
-Tpor .... 49,
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

LAUNCH OF THE MANHArTAN. The new ferry
boat bearing this name, designed for the use OF the
Union Perry Company, and to play between this city
and New York ON the Fulton line, was launched yes
terdsy afternoon from the shpysrd of the enterpnsng
builders Messrs Burts a Morgan foot of Jay.st
The Transit" of the South Ferry boats was IN
readiness to take her two and escort her over 10
the Allare Works where shs viii take her machinery
on board. The boat is 100 feet long and has - ieei
beam aud 10. feet hold and is 20 take the place Of the
Nassau which 10 pretty nearly used up While In the
yard noticed another large ferry boat ON the stocks
intended believe for the western side OF New ior
In the North River. The enterprisng proprietors ap
pear TO have plenty OF work sure reward Tor INDUS
nv and sanAbitv