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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
sCHENCK's PULMONIc SYRUP.

LIVER COMPLAINT OR CHROsIC IsFLANAATiOs % rHE
LsgR-This organ occupie. space IN the right side.
and when diseased is attended with dun, heavy
pain. particularly upon pressure, Or by lying the
len side There s usually short. dry cough with more
or less difficulty breathing Generally there Is IN
Increase OF fever toward evening. with burning In the
ans oi me hands and 'oes Of the feet and night s~ea'
yellow furred tongne, OF appetite nausea. vOmi
ing with great disorder Of the stomach bowels fire.
qlenty accompanying the disease Al times there is bow
81 complaint but frequently, owing 10 the wsni Of
healthy BILE there obstinate cosyeness the stools are
hafn dy a1 "i cay clof passed WIN great pain sh'
difficulty The skin and white Of the eyes generally b.
come more or less yellow General emaciaion rapid o
lows IN the train Of the above described symptoms.
As cure for This disease, sHENCK's Pumonic syrup -
without an equal IL Is made entirely free from thoss
poisonous and powerful agents which derange s system
and destroy tue constitution. Ii contains neither ne
curry nor opium which alvays disturb the system and con
si pate the bowels The PumOnic ID made cnurely from
the valuable vegetables that spOn the lungs liver
stomach and blood. In liver complaint producesa hee
Thy action Of tho Organs by up he morbid cbsn
Of deceased action, which has long ex sied Il suDcue W
Inflammation by working Of the corrupt humoIs wa''
obstfuc the functions Of the liver The pain ~ ne
evening fever-, nj ght sweats. yellow skn, together W"
eli The unhes Thy symptoms soon disappear The PIG
coming healthy Increases the functions Of dieesion WEI
discovered by the sfOolrfrOm hard and Dry mr
now become natural, sometimes mixed with slime, which
patients have stated they have mistaken al bret for S'
have euSS 70 ther ssii.factou was only the egecu u
the syrup working of the disease indeed. when hes
resut and encouraged 10 perseyere, many da
doing. until they are perfectly cured.
Grand pdts for the sale Of scHENcgs Pulmonc syrup
| New. York, Bush hckener. 81 BaTciay-sL
lphia. DR.. Schenck, - South sixth-st.
| Baltimore, 5. T.. smith, Sun Buildings
Boston. Redding Co 3 staio-st
| New Orleans. ). Wright L Co. ISL Char,resst
Pree 81 per ootIle or SIX bottles for - jeil sleodh
~ GOURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
for the positive Of tan pimples eckes aud ali san
diseases and bemshes. .-GOURAUD's Psgdrs subne'
for eradcatng super huous hair from any part Of lhe h
man body. War snled Directions French, EnghsA
and German. 0OURAUDS Mefioafed HaD Restorafire,
promoting the growth Of hair curlng dandrQf ~
making coarse, harsh, wry hair son, glossy and curly
shlings and shillingsa bottle GOURAUD'S Ness.s'
Bile Rouge lmparts delicate canaiion ungo To pale hIs
and cheeks GOURAUD'S GreciaR Hdr Dye. will chang
red, gray, or light hair beautiful brown blsck
GOURAUDs LILY White Ia delicate and Innocent "ni'e
| for the complexion. N
" Bear in ind that the genuine preparations Of Dr.
Fslix f;ouraud can bs obtained oaly his depot u
| WALKIRsT. ln store FROM mot inl Broadway. mySs
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Cozzrxs's NV HoTEL At Mrsr PoINT.-Mr

Cozzrvs's NV HOTEL At WTsT POINT.-Mr.
CozzrNs late of the American Hotel Of this City,
threw open his new and splendid Hotel at West Point,
for the first time to the travelling public Thursday
last II is one of the finest in the country standing Oh
an erninence about mile from West Point Landing
and approached by magnificent road. lis length IS
233 feet and breadth 4i fee with spacious piazza on
,l,ss silr- commanding ruc nurst view Of 'iiv Nigh
land scenery 70 be had any point The rooms in the
hotel amount TO 1870 and viii accommodate sO persons
The psrlor are furnished in magnificent style and the
dining. room Is about 20 icet in length There were
about 1870 invited guests present on Thursday, among
whom were Major Gen Scott Gen. Rufus King Hon
Horace Mann. Capt Marshall and Lieut. schenck OF
the Navy Charles King Esq and Mr.. Howard OF the
Irving House
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
The Next in order for HnnGing.

IL me Eduof W me IIDhHtf
Can you not say wo d on behalfo the uniortu-
nate Alexander Jones, that may have weight with our
Governor to induce him to commute his sentence Of
death to imprisonment in the State Prisoni
Anegro, porter, who till the time of his ofense had
sustained good character is met on his way home
from his daily tolls by two men, unknown 10 him. who
by wicked arts induce him TO drink. Having got him
thereby IN such state a. 10 mold him 10 their pur
poses they ince him 20 set fire 10 a building which is
soon after discovered be in flames and he is 10
issue therelr0m The fire is eXtnguished with but
little damage TO the premises and none TO It's inmates.
lie is arrested and srragned Tor trial No one comes
forward to testify that he applying the torch,
bat with an ingenuOusness IN keeping with the good
reputation he had before sustained he cOniesses his
guilt is convicted by jury (twoihirds OF whom
commend him 10 mcrcyO and IN accordance with law
i sentenced % die This sentence will be carried into
effect on the 22d inst unless the Executive cemency
can be obtained For yse though an advocate Tor the
principle that life may be rghtiully taken, had were
the Executive, rather sever my night hand than II
should withhold the signature that is 10 com
mute tns sentence Cannot the Christian, the hu
name men of city, (and those too who on beng
shown the presentation made TO the Governor and
asked r their signatures have been led by their wicked
preiudices TO the exclamation, damn the nlg9e he
induced 10 make strong effort in the little time that
remains 10 save who by no law OF God Is worthy
To suffer death HUMANITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
A new Crevasse below the CHy ., po,aI
I.,ns-.rre.t of n Female Forser-fa'A'
Affrays-Texns News. ac' ,.,o

The s,u,bern Mail has arrived and bnng' new
Orleans dates 70 the Sd June ,.. 49,, cg,,
nev, Crarssse has formed 10 miles oe''" '"'
q. large a.. that a., ssuve's plantation
MADAM. Gallo,. formerly Miss Elise 'ernen'. 'o'-'
,i,,,-. since charged BY Mr. Miehoud Win ns''H5
- hi. name to note for $4,000, was arrested anu
held 10 bail FOR s2.J0. -, 1y.;.l
A., sTrav occurred At a coffee house IN me M
u,-ici,.airv. and man named WardeA was S'Neu ~
ano,ber named Lynch The dispute arose ABOUT 'sl''
Tho CyDus Ctris (rexas) @ar Of the l4tn' saS' '''
vsy,sw when retarning from Loredo' eneouH'''
two Indians Having doubebarreed guns win n'''i
he succeeded in escaping Msny arrows were sho' AZ
., him saw signs Of many indiana
4 Tornado passed over saluvia, which bic" down
many houses and unrooied some others No lives lost
GOV Wood Of Texas, has issued his proclamation
ordering the state elections for the FIRST Monday IN
August. Gu D..
The North Carolina papers say that the Small PoN
,,o extending az Greensboro. There had already been
CO.., des,bs and several new cases.
An ssrav occurred at Chesterfield District, south
Carolina. between two mer named Stroud and Miller
Stroud was badly injured
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

From TIE PLAISs-IHdiaH Hassacrc.-An ar
Tval al ST. Louis from the Plains brings information Of
the massacre Of hfteen PAwnee Indians By superior
party Of Sioux at the Fork Of the Platte River
Col Bryants party passed Fort KeMney about the
Goth ofMay, all in good health
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

STREET Rtor-Two men named Garvin and
Leveriy were arrested on Saturday by officer Oakley
who found them with others. engaged in general hebt
IN Main Il. The parties were intoxicated aud the d,
Ireland. where the hegercnis came from. Upon the
officers interfering, they iel upon him, bruisng and
biung him severely, and 1t with great dead ofdf
Guilty he succeeded in bringing the parties before Judge
Smith, who committed them for trial. On the way 10
jail they fell upon the officer again. but with less oAs
than lrl0rc. owing Do assLstance hoLns az hani
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
BROOKLYN

FiRE-A fire broke out on ,turday night about
10 o'clock in extensive oil factory n Frontsi near
the Fulton Ferry. occupied by Mr. Fish. ltis sup
posed to have been the work Of an nceudiary NJ
Fishs loss about $1,000, but fully Insured NJ
Bulitt lost duplicate model of the City Of New YORK
valued at $1,000 on which there no insurance. The
building belonged TO Messrs Champion and Robblns
and entirely consumed The engines were prompt
y on the spot aud used e eXerions arrest the pra
gress Of the flames. but without effect
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

MORE Go1D-E. Il Kelley. Esq. showed ne.
Yesterday. nicely corked up in bottle about s'lo
worth OF California Gold, belonging - ne
ssror ,,bo rsr,e home In the chip Navigator. The
owner Of the gold dug It him.e not, however on the
Sacramento but farther 10 the south on me Iowa.
hannes. lD a branch OF the -an JosquIn- ne Nas A.
weather was 50 not that be could not dig from 10 IN
tn , pm his only implements were sheath knlie @
and a TN pan and two days out OF the .A we're oecu'
~ xster Il. tis,snc. M about two niles and IN
washing out the gold yet. with al these drA"oacSs
and disadvantage the result OF ne Week WORK " as
nearly so worth OF gold So Of wnich he gave ioI
blanket and pair OF trowsers men hr went 20 lus
mines be was only about hs clothed and hsd neither
tent nor blanket him al night A might nave
been expected exposure and very likely over eNeIuoh'
brought attack Of fever and ague' Whicn com
peed him y lezve the mines less than week after
| he arrived there Nantucket Inquirer.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

If we believed in Hanging, we should certainly
make great exertions to get this negro sentence
commuted for the credit OF our cause. As s'
though we hope his sentence may be commuted,
we can't help seeing that the choking to death OF
this poor, deluded simpleton will 60 great way
toward making the Gsllows as detested as IL
should be. To take an ignorant outcasts life IN
cold blood, with due parade OF Maeisterial and
Clerical attendance because he attempted, In his
drunken insanity, TO burn house, while those
who soberly made him drunk and impeled him to
the crime go unscathed, is one OF the most
striking examples of what goes for Justice that
we have recently noted. So, if the advocates o
Hanging choose to let this man be hung, so be IT
.lEd Trib.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

ROUTE To MoSrREAL-Steamboa to Troy
Railroad, via Saratoga Springs 10 Whitehall steam.
boat 10 ST. John Railroad to Montreal. Through IN
less than two days-We state this in answer to VS.
inquiry though he might reasonably have asked US
masticste his food for him. requested steamboat
TO stop while his hen laid egg.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICAN MUsEUM-iiave you ever seen Great We.i.
err as Solomon swop We know yor have not for be-
plays the Character for the first time this aite
Whites Philippians. too give entire change Of
ttnments. we believe. There viii be rush this alef.
aud
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
Iater from ~. Domingo.

BY the arrival OF the schooner j. b. LINDSEY
Capt Hathaway from 81 Domingo City, which place
she lett on the 18th ut learn that another roVou
ton had broken out and that the army and navy had
declared in favor Of Gen Santa Anna as President
Hernannes the President met the troops on the out
skirts ofthe city and declared them that he was sul
their Commander Gen. Santa Anna then withdrew
from the army. and retired to his plantation after
which the troops dsbanded but they, not being salts
fed again requested anna 10 head them which
he compiled with. and Immediately marched for the
CITY Previous to his march, the city of Don Carlos
was burnt by order Of President Hernannes, with a
view OF preventing the troops taking possession OF H.
II was supposed that st Domingo City would fall
into the hands Of Gen Santa Anna, and that he would
be declared President of the Dominican Government
The schr Silas T.. Hand arrived Yesterday from II.
Marks 81 Domingo whence she sailed on the 9th ult
President Soulouque after his return from his unsuc.
cessful expedition against the spanish part Of the island
stated in his dispatches that ms army had been vcto
rious I'm every battle when in fact they lost all their
cannon and were in most miserable condition ltwas
not known how many men he had lost As he took the
precsuton not a. state the fact IN bis dispatches.
Coffee and wood were scarce and imports from ne
United states had been small OF late. Flour, AZ -
Marks and Port an Prince was selling at 80 hayuen
money spanish doubloons were worth from 81! 10
s9lb
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
RRoOkLYN

CRY CorRr The Court proceeded t0 Impose sentence
upn those individuals who had been convicted Of Le oi-
fnses charged 10 the indictments this last week They
were. a. 10 ox. Thomas Armstr convicted " an as
sau and battery was adudged l0 days Imprisonment and
10 paw hne Of SIS Judgment suspended I'LL next
SATURDAY owing some iniorriaiy regards me eyi-
derce George White. for assault and battery, was
fined S25 To sand committed uii paid Ohm Van ad-
danr for 80 ling liquor without license was fined - To
stand committed ull paid. David Dav'. underwent
erfrnce FOR Ike 0feu-e J0sep White Tor as
..u and baer' was fined 500 To stand committed an
paid. Dennis ~ Connor, convicted Of keeping disor-
dery house. Judgment suspended.
CIRCUIT CoURr CALESDAR-JYns ll.-No J. 49, II, r.
fe I'D b.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDERS AND PILLS,
40 BrOadws

Aured from their haunts, reaches, bedbugs and hess
Come forth, eat the powders and die;
While the and the mice the pills eagerly seize
And soon in the death-stngge lie.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW.yORK TRIBUNE
National ii onors in Memory of Mnjor-"en-
eral Gaines.

WAsHfNGIuNf ouII1I '7
The Secretary of War has issued orders Tor inc
performance Of the usual military honor' 70 'ne
ry OF MsjorGeneral Edmund +. Gaines deceased
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

FROM NEw-ZEALAND.-A late arrivalirom New
Zealand brings advices from Auckland, the capital Of
the English colony there, to the 30th OF December last
In addition to the N,u Zcaloud0, the English newspa
per prospectus was issued for commencing IN Janu.
ary the publication of another called the Maori Me''fn
ge in the English and native languages There wasno
news OF much interest from the colony.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

NAyAL-The L. ;. steam frigate Misssslppi'
Capt Long, bearing the broad pennant Of Commodors
Chsrle. " Morgan bound 10 the Mediterranean sailed
yererdsy morning Norfolk Beacon, sth.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
Chnlern ltens.

A number of cases Of Cholera have occurred a.
Point Coupec La many of which had proved fatal. IL
had pretty much disappeared from 81 Marys parish
At Bordeaux parish the Cholera, 0 late had been par
tculary fatal 20 the slave population One plantation
lost upward OF so slaves boy the disease.
The small pOx has made it, appearance on the Island
of False River and was spreading widely through the
parish Several deaths had occurred
The K.ags'ou Canada Wt}g of Tuesday last, IN a
long article touching the condition OF lot 80 ~ which
forms a portion OF the Clty OF Kingston, says that on
the very rst breath Of summer air one at cr another
with fri ghtiul rapdity. Is hurried into eternity by
local pestilence resembling in It's symptoms malignant
Cholera This (aid- the Uhig) suddenly arose Ia, AMI
for a short time confined 10, very hthy ana err
cum-cribed ucghborhood but now IL has extended to
other parts oi this suburb
In another column. the Wlig says Several cases
of some disease resembling Cholera, have appeared IN
town and It's vicinity
4 Kingston correspondent who recently arrived IN
Rochester informs of the papers OF that city hai
on Tuesday last l cases oi Cholera occurred Oh "m'u
II proved fatal Those who are attacked by the ne
ease are thrown into state OF collapse before medical
aid can be- procured
There has been one fatal Of Cholera al Goshen
Orange Co.
The MIr.haH (Mich) S,airsma1 of the 9Th, says the
company which started from Je'ersonye tor alllor
MIA have met with sad fate Adyices have been Re-
ceived that nearly al OF them taken with Cholera
which proved fatal 20 twelve. Most OF tnr surviving
members are returning home.
There was only case in Buffalo on the ,th'
4 fatal case OF Cholera occurred al Budd Pond NJ.
some miles from -choolcy's Mountain on Monday
The Richmond va Board 0i Health report Two ne"
cases and one death tie -th inst Ihe h'hR0'H hf
yubcdu heard of several cases which were not report
cd 10 the Board
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

Consul FOR CUBA.-The Washington cores
pendent of the Baltimore Patriot says is reported on
good authority that Rev THOMAS sEwEIL OF Bait
more is to be Consul tor s.. Jago de Cuba.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

Police C0URT.-One Alexander bacSman was iaken
nro cstody bv officer Horton O the second ard on sat
rday Afternoon on charge Of grand srceny Held 10
an.w.erA A man named Bartholomew McGo"an was ar
rested Al a. early yesterday morning on charge o
keeping q sorier.y house and selling hfior without
sense A number Of persons were arrested and hued
ON Saturday for throwing garbage n TIE street. 10 violation
f CIV ordinance Officer Lynn of the Eleventh ard
took MO custody JOHN Hancock on cnafge OF as
s.u,nr and threatening O take Tie lie ~ Oaihefne
Vhrfe,er Committed tor examination. Two boys
named George Raggre aud Theodore Stewart were taken
into custody Yesterday morning charged with stealing ~
f~oui Mr.. Ragyrr the mother of George Justice o.
borne committed to prison. on saturday ior ra !" men
.-..Z ha NJ suguu A charge
of hurgarousy entering the workshop OF Abram Denke.
705 Naer-st aud stealing hererom number OF carpen.
teri. tools valued Officers DraggO and Billiards Of
lie First Ware took the Flrst afl station House "0
Young men named Robert Allison and Robert Ter, non
ftev found wing n the much intoxicated On the
rr-au oi AL son found 80 10 soveregn-, and on
Miller S53 boz god They were held for eNaluiuaiiO
TIE house Of Ham Miller $40 Nstet-st burgiarouiy
entered ou Saturday ght and robbed Of quantity Of
wearing apparel Joseph Sergeant and John Hogan 4a'
mutug JACK were arrested On suspicion Ol being the
burglars They were held for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
~ THE OLD OAKsN BUCKET is new and
neat organ Of the Sons OF Temperance at Racine Wis
consin A. e Baly. Editor.

STORMS sr THr HORS.-The Boston IrdreNer
saws We have extracts from letter written on board
the ship Pharsahs between the lst and 10Th OF March
In which the writer complains loudly OF that ship and
her outfit for such svoysge and Of the state OF thngs
on hoard About the i6th Of March in lat "a south,
about GO miles from Cape Horn the ship encountered
severe gale which continued three days The writer
says -
The first hour the Jb. siaysaiis Tore and man iol
calls went aving in another the main iopgsant mssi
went bv the board everything was hyng, All was up
roar and confusion The captain tried 70 heave her -
but could not she drited IN the trough Of The SEA-
shipping every moment
Ala subsequent date the Phsrsais encountered an
other gale. IN which she was blown oi the coast 81,
niies all the bulearks were stove and toe ruddei
considerably damaged ON the ON oi MHfch nov
v,, ,hsf .forrn WA. abated and the ship on her
course again. she was then in lat Il o. lon 10 -.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

FROM MATANzAs-Capt. Pettibone oil the big
Trenton, arrived yesterday, states that reghis were
dull and business OF all kinds at stand. The crops
looked well for next year and there had been plenty OF
rain np 20 the 2lth nit.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

IMPORTANCE oF W,RM BATHING N CuoLrs, Tf0rs-
In iho absence Of frequent abuon the skin, being coale
with the unctlous matter which eNgdes from IT, inevitably
becomes the seat OF detention of masmac aud Infection,
vapors Tho whole atmosphere Is now believed 10 b.
mpegnatcd with such yapors This he opinion Of he
Board OF Health and they earnestly recommend the td
bath as means preventing Cholera and other diseases
which may be- thus communicated. We do not know of
any,baths well regulated aud convenient he veteran
RARINEAu al the Irving the A.tnr and tho Carlton.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

~ Burns scalds and all external nhammatans cured
without scar by TOUsEys Master of Pain, ltd NassausL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

w Mrs. BENAS, Astor-House will coniinne to man
uaore To ordcr sud sell Shirt. and Beman Collars At hes
old Nassau-st prices. general assortment OF gentle
mems furnishing articles, French aud English Latest psf
always tor sale. Friends viii please call je0 w'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

~ A boy about II years old named John Fs.
lay, residing at Deancoyst had bis eye knocked OF,
by blow OF stone indicted by another lad ye.f,
old The boys had dispute about something, aud tws
Of them cruelty stoned this tnlsy, who was taken O.
tho City Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
-Nv the Kritish Mail Steamer

FROM BFRNUDA.-By the British Mail Steamer
we have received files Of the B,randtaH and royal
G0,sls to the 9Th instant The news they bring has
already been told by own correspondent in another
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

DEAp l>FAST FouSD.-.rhe body Of male is
fant. apparently few hours old, was found about
O'Clock yesterday morning IN Washington..i betwe,,
Spring sud Charlton sts It's dress consisted OF ca,
pet bag in which it was enclosed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

SERIOUS ACClDEST-Patrick Monahsn and Jas
sullivan lshorers on the Erie Railroad wcre broust
into the Ciry Hospital on Saturday morning hsviri
been dresdfully injured by blsstng explosion TIE,
work section 81 of the road. miles b.
yOnd Peekskil tamping' the charge OF powder ln /.
rock, when il prema,srcly exploded sullivan's neh
leg was hockugly aceratod and M0nahan's night eyt
is. It il to be feared. deprived OF sight Both thsi
bodies were riddlcd with the grains OF powder AZ
they received several terrible injuries
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

~ Why hundreds hasten to the celebrated cheapest
Carpet establishment In the United States, HIRAM ANDER
soN's, IL fully understood by those who furnish
rooms halls. stairs, &c There they cni select from tbs
largest cheapest and most beautiful assortment Of English
ihree.py and Ingram CarDeilng on Cloth Rugs Window
Shades Mats Covers, aud make a saving Of 2j per
cent on every article Economists should by all
avail themselves Of the rare opportunity.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

FROM NUCATAN.-By the afTIFAI O'Tt ss1VI,I" ~
OF the schooner Scorpion Captain Boyan, from si'si
the cath ult have received the Boidin Onc'd OF
Merida OF the 9th ultmO. lt contains nothMs ol I'M
portsnce except the Official account OF the operations
OF the expedition against Bacsiar. which are slTeAdJ
known % our readers by the news We pubhshed some
days ago from Balzc Honduras We are sorry 20 ob'
serve that Capt Beresort American officer, serving
with the lucstecoes. killed IN OF the conflicts
with the Indians previously the surrender OF bsca
! lar, which took place the llth ult
" There were twenty deaths by Cholera in
81. Louis the sth inst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

DESERTED EY HIS P,RE>Ts-A lad named job,
Rooster. about years Of age eis by h. parcr,.
saturday evening on the pier a. the foot 0t Rob-,
son a.. He WAS tsker 10 the Aims House
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

,GESRRALs OAS.s AND woRrH-BRADY's collection.
contains superior portraits Of the above distinguished
Generals beside groups OF President TAYLOR and his Cab
mel EI-President Polk and his Cabinet and many other
distinguished men, which may be at his Gallery, s
and 2O7 Broadway, corner Of Fultonst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

GsNrLYMENs HArs-NcHoLs 4 Go. 2iO Broadway
The Summer styles Of gentemens hats ready tor
inspection and sale.
mylJ lmeOd NICHOLS co A0 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

~ lT THROWING MONEY 10 give seven dollars
for boots that JONES OF u Ann-s will sell you for ~
Just compare bis boots shoes and CATERS and hs prices
with those OF other establishments "a fair field and 40
favor Ia all he desires