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CHAPTER II.

]. Ana the spoilers look counSel one
with another. saying ''thc favor Of the
people must be turned from Zachary. the
chief ruler, least we be utterly rooted out
from the treasure houses OF the land and
from the drIppings thereof
g And they said: ..let us employ cum
ming writer's whose wages are the wages
of an hirelng that they may write unto
the people all the things whcrewih we
are prosecuted by Zachary the chief ru-
ler''
8 And the scribes. (who were also
PhariSees after the strictest sect Of Loco
focos.) wrote as the spoilers commanded
them.
H. And Thomas, whose surname was
Richie. (and who was called "tather" by
reason Of his age and many inGrmties. J
commanded the scribes who were 10 90
up to war against Zachary the chief ruler.
). And Thomas annointed himself with
the coil of Jaims'' which was kept in the
treasury of the children of Jonathan. and
having consulted the oracles of the ''Nir
ginia resolutions of o. went forth into
the highways and shouted in a loud voice,
prescription! prescription!
6. And he foamed at the mouth like one
possessed of devils. and tore his gar
ments. and plucked his beard. and re-
fused TO be comforted. because many OF
the spoilers were not.
:. But the multitude laughed Thomas
and the other scribas 10 scorn. and SAID
with one voice. .whv do the scribes and
spoilers rage! Did they not do these
things. yea. and more also, when they
held the tribes Of their adversaries IN the
twenty years bondagel"
!. "And of the wings in office did
they save one. upon whom they could
lay their hands and slav him not,
9. And in the reigns of Andrew. and
Martin and John (who was aso called Ju-
das.) and James were not the wings as
strangers in the land Of their fathers. bear
ing no rule and having no voice that was
needed in the Council oithe tribes of thei,
brethrenl
10. "Whence cometh this lamentatior
and mourning From the lips Of armed
men who never showed mercy 10 the cap
tives of their bow and spear. what time
they went down to the battle of the ballot
box. in the reigns Of Andrew and Martin
II. ..For shame' Have the warriors
of the spoilers. the captains and fighting
men. and their men mighty in counsel be-
come as little babies that they cry out 'or
the breast and refuse to be comtorted be
cause il is not!''
12. And the multitude with one accord
made themselves merry with the lanen-
tations of the scribes, (who were also
Pharisees.)
13. And the rest of the Goings of the
scribes against Zachary, the chief. are
they not written in the book,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.

The NUMBER OF Docs IN THE UNITED
STATEs.-Ifit be in the power Of those
who are to give directions about the next
census. We hope they will take measures
to ascertain the number of dogs. male
and female. in every county in the Union.
and if it could be done. it would be use
full. also. to have a return OF the number
Of sheep killed by dogs. III two cents a
day. il is probable that the cost of dogs is
equal TO the value of the exports of grain
and provisions this year; and il is not i'm
possible that our sheep husbandry would
add as much more TO the wealth of the
country. if it were not for the fear of hav-
ing sheep destroyed by dogs.
We are no enemy of dogs of the eenu-
inc blood. kept and used for legitimate
purpoSes-all such will ever find i'll US
staunch friends end defenders. But we
have a great aversion 10 idle. useless
whelps born only to consume the fruits OF
the land-whether tAeyg on oar legs or
tro.-I The Plow. the Loom. and the An
vii.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

SHRUNK WHEAT FOR SEED.-It has been
found that badly shrunken wheat will
yegetate. and answer for seed, though it
may not come up quite as strong at first;
hence farmers living in neighborhoods
where good article of seed cannot be
obtained. need not fear to SOW that which
is damaged. 1t should be first brined and
lined. as we have often advised.l and if
VERY badly shrunken it would be well 10
lest its vegetating power by sowing little
in box of earth. or placing it between
two sods and keeping il moist. for week
or two. before sowing time. If many Of
the grains seem TO fail. it may be advisable
to increase the quantity of seed per acre.
IOho Cultivator.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

Here we have eight States, producing
ninety millions of bushels. Suppose one
half this amount to be surplus and that
Ohio and Indiana are excluded entirely.
we than withdraw nearly one-third of the
amount. This would no doubt materially
affect prices. But if we suppose. as is
probably the case, that the crop of New
York and Michigan is considerably better
than last year. and add the whole Of this
increase to their amount of surplus. and
also take into the account very large
amount Of old wheat on hand, we shall
find reason to con mcclure. that the defiici-
encv will perhaps not be materially felt.
and no very great advance of price will
take place. Ohio Culticator, dug. LIST.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

.For WHITE WHEAT, 10 per cent. addi-
tional will be allowed on the above prices
at will be seen from the above scale
that wheat weighing below fifty-four
pounds to the bushel depreciates from the
standard price in greater proportion owing
to the fact that Flour cannot be made from
these inferior qualities of wheat that will
pass inspection as supertine."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

ger, "Why are yon M the VesfH
MY Mountain Home.
All stranger! did'st thou ask ne why
Wandered here alone.
WHY for this sunny western sky,
| left my mountain home?
IT'S true that nesting far AWAY
The bright green hills among,
A dear loved, shady spot there lay.
called my mountain home.
A sweeter little dell.
No poet ever sung;
know each nook full well,
For It's my mountain home.
Tho wild birds MARBLE there,
There kiugly eagIets roam
Amid those grey rocks BARE
Aye, It's II mountain home.
Close as the ivy clings
Around its ruined dome,
Does the heart of her who sings,
Cling TO that mountain home.
But there came u fearful hour,
Dark clouds the heavens hung,
A storm was there-but oh its power.
A!as-my mountain home,
Death's arrow quick had sped
The brightest star that shone
Was llfcless, cold. and dead,
WIthin that mountain home.
Twas a father thus laid low,
We'd loved and trusted long,
Or noble form and brow,
All, Of that mountain home.
could tel much, Of how
lie left us, once, alone,
To chase our British foe,
And save our mountain home.
How, with II chosen few
When Britain's Nag was hung
Over our waters too,
He rushed to save our home.
IT'S past-ah spare me more,
The last sad hour had come,
When death III all its power
Had 'rett our mountain home.
Then broken was our band;
Brothers, sisters, mother lone,
Wandered TO strangers land;
We left our mountain home.
lis there neglected now.
w It'll messy weeds o'crgrown;
hope it's not Lain low,
That fairy mountain home.
And now amid group
OF bright-eyed western girls,
! live, and love, and hope,
And fluid with them Il home.
Day after day toll,
a teacher--in You room;
Far from the worlds turmoil,
Its like my mountain home.
And Oft they leave me there,
In woods and glens to roam,
For wild flowers rich, to share
w nh her Of mountain home.
When back returned. my cares be guile
w it'll witching look and tone,
Decking my hair with wreaths, the while,
dream Of my mountain nome.
Thou'st won from me these foolish lines,
BY thy strange soothing tone,
By the Kind glance, from thine eye that shin
Like those of my mountain home.
Take them. they are a trfling gift,
Thou art a stranger one,
rerchance. like me, thou'lt be bercft,
They'll mind thee of thy home.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

The millcrs of GAINESVILLE and other
parts Of the Muskingum Valley, in view
of the deprecated quality of the wheat
crop the present year, have published the
following scale of prices by which they
will be governed III purchasing. They
say:
The scale Of prices will vary as the
standard price of good wheat varies i'll the
market. 1t is manifestly the interest Of
the farmer under this arrangement 10
render his wheat clean and as free from
dirt as possible. for as he increases the
weight, he also increases the price.
Wheat weighing be|ow fifty pounds
to the bushel may be purchased as the
buyer and seller can agree about the price
and quality.
''Assuming that cleaned wheat weigh
ing 58. SO and go pounds to the bushel is
worth 75c per bushel. wheat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29
MAsoEAAMME 10 y s ,
THE NEW BOOK OF CHRONICLES

THE NEW BOOK OF CHRONICLES.
CHATTER I.
1. And it came to pass in those days
that Zachary the Wing. (who was also a
man mighty in war. and who had smote
the enemies of the tribe Of Jonathan with
great slaughter.) was chosen ruler over
the people.
G. Now when Zachary the Wing. be-
gan to reign over the tribes of Jonathan.
he found the high places Of the land had
been taken possession Of by the enemies
Of the people.
3. And the enemies Of the people had
hedged themselves in as with a wall. even
the wall of the Office holders, and had
committed great spoil.
A. And had stirred up one against
another. and had set up the gods Of free
trade. that the poor might be deceived to
their own uudoing. and had III all thing
departed from the faith Of their fathers.
s. And had said all manner of evi
things OF the true prophets. and had
stoned them from the rising Of the sun
even to the going down thereof. until the
land was made desolatc and was preyed
upon by the doors of iniquity.
ed these things. he became exceedingly
wroih. and said unto his Captains. "wha
shall be done unto the spoilers of the PEG
ple and unto those who preach false doc
trines as snare 10 the unwary!'
7. And the Captains with one accord
said: ''cven as they have done. let it be
done unto them. Let the spoilers be cast
ont from the strongholds Of trust and
honor. and let the worthy among the pco-
pie be put in their stead.
8. And Zachary the ruler said: '.thc
Captains have spoken well, let j: be done
unto the spoilers even as they themselves
have DONE
! O. And the more wicked and Stitf-neck
e! among the tribe of ofiicc-hoiderS were
cast out. even as Zachary, the ruler oitht
people had commanded.
! 10. And the spoilers set up great cry
even from the waters Of the South 10 IN
waters of the North went up their cries
| and lamentations, and cursing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

Il have met nv match" as the Devil
said when he encountered the Lawyer.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPmA, Friday June +
The funeral Of the late Lieut.. James A. Deany
takes place Monday next
A young merchant from Pottsyille, in this state
named Myers, on Monday last mysterously disap.
peared from the Eagle Hotel at which he was staying
10 this city and nothing has been beard Of him since
William Harrison, Esq. proprietor OF the hotel at
Greenwich Point. died yesterday.
After the adjournment OF the Board OF Health yes
terdsy one case Of Cholera in Passayunk township was
was reported, which proved fatal
The market has been very quiet to-day. and tho only
q. reuortrd are email lots fJr CITY consumption at
s6l. per bb for and 81 - s. for era brands
Rve four-farher sales of % so bbls 81 8ls and
extfa A. s. which advance. Corn Meal-Sties oi
so bbs Pennsylvania a. - IS per bbA Gran-lhe
Wheat market quiet to-day. and no sales have come
under my notice, prices, however are unchanged Rye
quote Pennsy ylvania Al SIC per bush C0rn-SOme raes
OF yellow have been made a. 6oc but holders general
decline accepting this price. Oats-saes OF Southern AT
&c and Pennsyvania AT y a sc. per bush whisky ls
dun. small sale. Of hhds a. PIC. and bbls at 2ll
SAEs OF SrOcKs-FUst B0Iyf-3O Harrisburg RR A
Pen RR 81. $50 Girard b. ~ Z Camden aud Amoo}
RR lH. idO. lfn,. 81 schuykll Bk, a Beaver Mead
oU RR ~. ~ Union Canal, 1T 5000 Sen Nav 30, ~
g. 0CO d. sOi $40 Wilmington RR -, sst sio0J do
s a. SO Cies and Del Canal 6s ~ s2lG3 stare S. sgi
$500 do 89i; Y Pennsylvania BE, ll3i $500 Readni
RR Bd- 6jt 80 Morris CANA, q u Philad Bk, 80
: 900 state %. 3d. lOo.
Second Bo1rd-72 Girard Bank u. u Union Cana
lIt:GN 4 Bank I30; s. OoO Wilmington X Bonds d.
sg $1,000 schuykil Nav g. 81 600 City 6s -, l05
A no do 81 rs: y Mechanics Bank, 81 - Readnl
T. ~. a Pennsylvania ll5i.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
BOARD or HEALrH-There WAS but one case
rn1n..cI tn Tho Rnard md lhat cnnNa.nscnnt

BOARD or HEALTH.-There WAS but one case
yesterday reported to the Board and that conyaescent
c. : J. GooDRicH. Health Physician
The blind man, who is well known ms a newspaper
vender at the Fulton Ferry was attacked yesterday
with very severe visitation Of the Cholera and IL said
to be in imminent danger. Mr. flulse kindly placed
him in a carriage and had him conveyed home
Mr Henry Paichem, well known resident OF South
Brooklyn who had been very III with the Cholera late
IT, but who had become cony scscent, died yesterday
at his residence, much amented by all who knew him
A female named Catherine Nichols, was reported
yesterday to have been seized with the prevailing cpl
demic 1t WAS however ascertaned that her sickness
was merely neglected case of darrhea. No pariicn
lars were brought last evening to the Cholera Hospital
in Raymondst near the Court House.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
NENN-NOpK KIN CHIpS

CHIP NO. 1.-THE BOARDGSGHOUsE.-" siewed
punes' and breakfast nash" the standing Injuries
q the NewYork boarding house The Of the former
twofod IN The hrst place Illustrating the fundamental
laws Of domestic economy-he recipe being three OF 'he
irunH 10 quart VI Croton sweetened honeopa'heay
with moasses; and secondly. afordng the boardef' an
opportunity Tor pscstonsl practice, a. u requires no ie
skin IN the gentle ART" even when armed win ''e''
pronged fork 70 hook one Of 'em" the o" fret time
Some Of The most accomplished anglers We ever kne"
were ere. Of Ne-york boarding mouse, and we're m
strcted in the art Of pune fishing" by The iandAdys
hu.bandan Old salt" who had spent 20 years IN hs'-
poonlng whales in the Paeihc-
gedSas. were once peculiarly Of the boarding house
IN, free use Of LYoxs Magnetic Powder has almost en-
p,.v freed them from hsse annoying insects Depo, 30
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTnERy NAIL
Appointments by the President.

COLLECTORS or THE CUSTOMS
SAMUEL CooPER, MiddlotOwn, Conn. vice William
ID. Starr, removed.
SURVEYORS or THE CUSTOMS.
PENFIELD B. GooDsELL, Hartford, Conn vice Setn
Belden. removed
ALLEN PUTNAM Salem. Mass. vice Nathaniel Haw-
thOrne, removed.
APFRAIsERs ov MLRcfANDisH
MATTHIAS EDGAR, New.York, n. !. vice George +.
Thomson, removed
MARsHALq
ALEXANDER NJ MITCHELL OF Ohio 10 be Marshal OF
the Uuited states for the Territory Of Minnesota
joins w TwIrcHELL OF Mo. 10 be Marshal OF the
United states tho District OF Missouri, vice Robert
c. Ewing. removed
By the Secretary Of the Interior.
PENSION AGENTS
CHARLES Ffrz OF New Orleans, La to be Pension
Agent At that place vice Msunsc White who declines
the office
JAMES HUsEg Of Fayetteville, \ G. 70 be Pension
AGENT at that place vice George Mcneil, removed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
The Defense Of Rome.

We translate ior The Irl5Hhe, from ieueF IN
one of the Partisan journals, the following inspF-
ing news from Rome
The city is not asleep The iornnca'lons ana s'D'
Ial operations of defense are rapidly advancing All
The circle Of the city admirably strengthened SAIL
iul arthca works are thrown up with the greatest A.
uVity around the terraced hill occupied ny the VIVA
Borshesc. The Academy OF France, and the Flnclah
ILL present formidable deiensos the streets the
squares and houses fully provided with harricsdcs
and supplies OF stones Movable barricadcs-true
masterpieces Of art which tar surpsss all the Partisan
means OF deiense-arc raised ii by enchantmcut on
the square OF san Carlo del Corso These machines OF
war are mounted sNcl. and drawn by the aid OF the
aed wheels Of the carriages Of the cardinals. wher.
ever the need Of defense requires them. The city has
therefore become almost mpregnablc As 10 The /, "
miserable rcaconsts who IN tho dark, do not scruPls
t, raise false rlmors and alarms for the purpose
exciting disorder have been taken 10 scatio
them Al the slightest occasion
The Spanish expedition sun remains St flamicin
and the Neapolitan al Abano. Garnosdi scolrs Il
Campagua. and everywhere along his route The popu
lace rises UP enthusiastic aud anxious 10 die Tor the Dc
tense OF Rome. This evening the theaters are reopei
cd The most Periec, tranquility reisns in a. paris
tao siy.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

w PRov B,RRys TRIcorHFRous. or MFpiC Artp Cow
POUND. htla,be for ,eneag rrigo, afiag ani heasit
6ying ne HiV ,eaqoriag Ncu,G Dand,y. aad III gsrSa
Of ne Slp and cying ryup,ioai ne Ssia di'ei's
the GLtnd.. Musties and iaieguEsHis and raif'ws
Stags cuts, Byui's'. Sprdia'. Sc 81.
With this preparation there is no such word ~ ish
The hrst journals IN America. medical men Of the highest
cmnence prominent ctzens Of all professions, and ade
who have used u for years IN their dressing rooms ani
nurseries, admit with one accord that for mpafung ,s"
gloss luNunance and curl 10 The hair eradcang -cufim
dandmf healing wounds, curing conusion', spraln'
sungs &C and relieving diseases Of the sAin the glands
and the muscles t has ial among the multitude o'
compounds advertised in the public prints or used "a pri
vato practice In ch.Ipa" well efficacy Barry. Tn
cophcrous Is unryaled The immense cash sales OF 'n'
article have enabled the to supply at retail
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per bottle which is from nv TO one
hundred per cent than the price OF any other prepas
ton for the hair now Tho scientific ueauso on ne
hair aud the skin (embncng valuable direction. Tor ns
culture and preservation Of Natures choicest ofnamenn
which each bottle enclosed alone worth The money
The affinity between tho membranes which constitute
the akin and the hair which draws its sustsnance from
this triple enveop Is very close All diseases OF tho haif
guae In Of the head II the pores of the scalp
are cogged the blood and other huids do not ceu
late freely through the small vessels which iced lhn roo"
with moisture and impar hfe 10 tho hbfes, the results
scur dandL shedding Of The hair grayness, dfyness and
harsness Of the ament or entire badness a. me oa'o
NAV be Stimulate tho skin 20 healthfu action WIN 'hs
Trcopherou. and the torpid vessels recovering their &C
uyty Will annhlate the In all affections OF tho
skin and OF the substrata OF muscles and niegumens ls
process and the effect the IL u upon the "'
the usy 6bye and the gInd' that the rrcopheronsh hs'
s action and In all affections and Injuries Of 'hess
organs 10 IL q sotcyeiga remedy
Sold IN large bottles Price % cts at The principal ONCE
| l37 Broadway, New-York
AcESrs Demarsst, 607 Broadway DR. smith, ~,tTenh
avenue. DR. Lyon 4iO Grand "; Dr. Mercer, Ne"srk,N
Mr.. uave. II, Fulton.st Brooklyn, and by all The
orlncipsl druggists and merchants through the United
States and Canada.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

FRIcHrFUL EFFECT or SoCIALIsM.-The COM
mcrciqrs London correspondents, under the neau u
France. recounts the election OF sergeant Do'cno''
an uuequ.yocal Socialist also that from 1" 20
c.si has been elected who neither Teaa nor WIFE,
and caps the climax as follows
"Thc Department, OF Creuse hss chosen an ope'
mason - No. Il l. said, may suA be seen Jay u. a..
al ,vc-k wrh his trouel IN new house IN the nesa-
bofhood Of the Pantheon.
What Is the world coming TO II stop Is not put
to such carvings on. even the mighty Au'o' ID" -'
not be able 10 uphold the of order maol 'o' 90
~ Gen. LEsLIE COABs declines being can
diduie for Congress N tue With District OF keniueky
The reason assigned Is that he is willing 20 distract
Tie Wing party c. MoREHEAD &. the regular Whis
candidate, and :. T. j. TrAbus tas candidate Of the
: Estyss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
The Crevas.e-Indinn "a'"'
Rn,ages OF Cholera IN ieA"
derer Re.pired. &c.

BALTIMORE Friday June 7--J Z "
New Orleans papers Of the lst ins' STAKE thA'
the s,uve crevss,e had been finally abandoned as .
hopeless task.
Account. from -an Antonio. Texas eth May, say the
Camanches sre committing horfioe aei 'D"''' 80
the ueshborhood Of Lsedora. having murdered tAfet
entire families. numbering eighteen persons ~
cholera va. al-o making fearful havoc At san Antonio.
A. -ihbelick convicted Of murder and respited by the
President was this day to have been hung but his
counsel moved All arre., Of execution the ground
Of insanity. Case not yet decided
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
,Iarket.ALr,yy. June s-6PM-

Receipts wHhm The Pqt "a honTs-FLoUR,
go bbls CoRN 500 bushels. FLouR-Sses OF 1000
bbls were made at 81. 4 30 for strait brands this
State, and - tor pure Genesee. CoEN-Sale Of 1900
bushels were made at 81 6lc including portion 70
arrive within week or ten days At Ole OArs-Sales
of 1000 bushels At Bic
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, sc. To-Nish

-efx Rom De- 49, ts-n'f
r-.- -nro rsn 30 B'ost~sy-p'Y 80 -
yr,.sr4-r. v--.-ch n-.- N1.-sn, Hrsf~sF- =
cr-..v'. N.r.,--. s-g Bras-sy-| " -hsnHs haII
Dg..-sorf Ar.--uy- Hrustssy ~ -qrne 80 - -
ss,ar. Ac.s.rr- Rrrsfrsy. cor - laf' sf-hst ~
.-~rr.n A. Us.on- Braaf.sy --a htars - 10 v n =
f-.--.fo1. A. J-a--H fssfs . ~ VI
T,e-ar Ca 80 q toi Broadway l'sf - h'
r. =. g~l.t-.v -prrr 's 80 - -
Ysathal Gsrs-a- Bo.,ry. or rt-t. ssrslth Il =
Rrr-nr Th-s.-f- Chsrhera q. 1srr tEoafFt} = u
Brrs+rsg rt-sf-r-Rrs+r.y. n-tr--u t-sf 40 AninfH
Au.rran Br cor Arrst-usf ali efr-nA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
Publication ofthe :" Republic ten. cnines'S
Death announced at Washington.

WAsmNcroN. Friday, June s-lO !. NJ
The RcD-bic viii certainly appear on the l'th
inst and not on the 2jih as has been reported
The death Of General GAINEs, which was announced
here to-day. created profound sensation OF regret
among his fssend. al the seat OF Government
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
Maine Free soil Nomination for Governor.

bOsIONl FIllay juno - -'I'
The Maine Free Soil Convention have nominal
ed George T. Talbot Of Machia= for Governor Talbot
i a young lawyer and was formerly Democrat
Nearly 2oo Delegates were present. Talbot Is going
to stump it through the state.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
Cholera at salem, Mass. &c.

BOsI0N, Tulayl JUNO - "
fatal case Of Cholera occurred at Ssiam yes
tcrday the victim was sailor lately rom 'ne =. :
ship Independence, At Norfolk No farther cases nave
been reported here.
The Western Railroad Company have declared a
di.Ld.ud Of ner cont.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

Owing to a prevail ling strong wind from the
North cast receipts within the past - hours have been
triding Flour 1900 bbls WHEAT-salcs were made
Of 5000 bushels prime Ohio at lOi deliverable in
Albany CoRN is firm. Freighis were without change,
but Canal boats were quite scarce
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

r. 1000 Linen Gngham and Alpaca Coa's, 75 cent. to
a. 1900 pairs Linen and Cashmere Pants ~ cents ~ -
5000 Vests 81 cents 10 81 variety of summer Clothing
A salesman wanted g. Suit Store, corner Nassau and
Beekman-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

~ For the most agreeable excursion that be taken
tomorrow see the Advertisement II the JOS BELKSAp-
This one Of the finest boats sters and tie TIP
New gh and intermediate places the pleasant
that can BE- found This boat leaves Chsmberss At A
N touching a. HammOnd-sf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

VIM Dnt-Hon y. r. j. Daniel aud MsJ.
Clarke both Locosl are rival candidates.
vim Dist.-William : Ashe OF New Hanover
IS nominated by the Loco-Focos 10 succeed Gen
Mickey The With and With Districts are
STRONGLY L0col