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Farther Particulars Of the Riot.

s>-o-d D..r1'-t FH.-AcEiF4iA June -'--- -.
Dung me whole o. saturday risni ana S-1'1s
morning Moysmensnz va sn intense scene q F2"ay
..ta Between and ~ t-.s evening nsni cane Oh
setpeeu tro IVA gangs. wa.ch resulted ID . era
5e.n- more ~ zee ID. .red
Al 3 oc.ock tr.s morning frank 10 A7se returning
.ro.n s,arn Of Ere drawn ~ seven Hem5ers ioey
were ss.a.ei A. Ige..1 and south sts 5y e; East ~
r..asn. sga. ta. t1e usulh~ u u0-t brutal Ha1-
ne- Tae carnage "a. i4ken ~ zee moo 4ad -'n
down 20 ~ wssa.ass.a Railroad Wharf, Southwark
and trozn .nto tne DOCK . v4s slose4 -ei.4y iaAeh
on, ia re meantime re r9ters had qr1iea and
posted up The following p.scari
NOTICE
TIE N.lerte' Of Aoy -'.i= l,-' ~ ,.
al' - go s.' -'.,.- r r-e-, tn .6s Marx,
W..e - Fl.r.ntf.-- and fre Fssteru ~ E.gn'h an
Fi,znafer Its Those having guns ~ pi'ie W..
bring them H''s nc -.. -'..... 80, -. 80
P'.. ~ -. $500 csr~- III. oo..-e and patchmeu
Wild 8- on %. ground to see far play harra ~
Fr.ra.r. Nv o. '7isneal AoiANANsiN'
Ias was tae signal % a-l'ne' more ''i'o-'
A. u today dlrns 40 alarm o' 1''' me i'hA'I --
hoyanen-.is nose ','' 1-.' anne ID"
To- t--i vas renewed. -ae Pal'' - 81 7.-' 90 % 90"
commenced ~ Tenth and Fi'z"aiff SO. ".in more
dealy violence Here hrearn' ri every character, ID
Guiding n1es long sln' AMI '''.' we're ''o-s1' '''
ltIA-i.iN"f nA~ 'r.t-' ~ -
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Riot on board the steamship Panama.

CcrfesGol le1ce 70 he lrl---s-
PA>.vA Nsyf l-i3
While ;he Pssaus isy ia Valparaiso some % our
sremsn 90 drunk .ni -- % t.atns 10 re mess room
5elE Mary a. PIE os-e-, aa sr -i1eers Tsre ashore
az The IRIS. m,,e -e5ns-r.ed si,a taefn. 1l' they
only abused s.n Taey beng pretty strong IL numbers
be- ,h1l-at he would send I'd board The British sln
chip Asa Joy lie 0; ueu % have em irlnei, Wlirh
b. DID, -.t re c--- reused send any cu hos-i
Iaey --l continued r.hting whra az 1osiswain.
went below O. arrest Tie rng leader winch having dor-
was attacked ry me orlsrs-aswerer sot w safe
All .-llec h.m AID returned found tIey fal ne
laird mate down and EorE O. b. rescue Slen they
struck a. me AZ SIX larrel pistol n ny hand sll
AIRED a. tlsm without rtng a1y one fhr4zl nor with
out eject i0r a. once they stopped sni ~ ronel four
O. them TIE Captain came Qn board 90 ne M rrln.
slt of The rn1-aiers were seized 40 re gan-u lr
and g.. hands called ~ witness punishment some no
tl-m received ~ and some u a-1es S.nce then they
have behaved ~e.. lP 20 tbs iaie-
There quite contrast between tle iefArg oi 'e
Two men % ar that JAS -lcreoEe beng the Asia TIE
Orner q French f-gs-e whose name A. sorry was
NOT able ~ get Having E0f under way - passed De-
tween them A.. bands on board the Froncn.nan came
on deck and ;lA osnd struck up Guy national tune %
Hal Columbia And hen ali hand. sent up three cheers
arI slca cheers re none tlt freuc1men know how g.
eve. Ih@ echo flry made sa.para-o rrE
We have been furnished With the Or-7r >rfrlfrr 0t
1-fh Jan. Tho mt sencc 90 the e-tarashment % a
Territorial Government and the appointment "a Genera
Lane e. Governor vss received with great Joy.
annex ali.t Of American and other vessels arriving
in alparsi.o from Feb. e 70 March ,
Mlr-t 3 r. : FrEs'e lnter~rfea-e Capt Page. .
gll- lag- from Cs4so. March J. B. BARK Ihor rson
Middleton. l.3 dsys from Fsm0l-., Eng r1a.-Nlai--
-tp Char Fr-dercss. go nhs o.. Maze g. Danish
shn Cecr0n-. Wldfarg o. lsv- from RIO Jtre,ro. Goa
Marcl T. hamo bark Cedar He era 81 lays from santos
t4 asf-~ rlo0rer -acran~nto. Williams. 81 dave from
Nev ors. provisions. aeG ilrt Cor sflrria~cloon
Gen Patterson. Coused. s5 DAY. from Nev-lors. pro-
vis0ns--np - sn. e-Fe l,' Day frnn salem a--of
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wtss, vrirne =, sc and -h.e =. lloc sAle' yeioT
CoH~ a. g 10 cs aai white a. 3 20 ne 71-k o. ne
yellow 4 50 e.. Oars . a % ets PsoVrsIoNs-In ef'
e. I'D activity iu say srac- and qaotsnsn' are ''e.5
PosK-E-led Hogs g m per CT prime "es'ern-
g 90. L.au-ssles s,7s = f,r se-' bAcoN-7Ae'
Il Western 10. round q, :, ~ GaocrAiE'-l a-Ts
j. 51, -,e Susar sad N1.ssses ananz ana sa-e' are
moderate C1ee q v.,hou- material change ofiaiI'
ofIo0b1l. "a..ky ~ - c,. per gallon
MCxET AND -rocEs-Ihere are 10 new FEATURES 20
record in The Noney market since iAsi report Tie
ar,ce . abundant snd . seeking arestraeri z stocks
q; tee preset aga rs,s. Loans o. good securities
e.n Be a-sotatet a. : per cent vile 1rsi-e4Ass
ps7e- O. TIE stree, goes - AZ per cea-
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STILL ANOTHER 'ohFANf Or NALtfrhNiN
On Thur.day afternoon Company OF Caiionian',
numbering about any passed through our city On iner
g.v to me gold regions RIA Independence They are
from Knoxville Tenn and commanded by Gen.
Anderson formerly nitci states senator TO Congress
they are 40 prrsent encampet i've miles west OF the
cify on the -, Charles road and Will resume their
march on next Monday. They have II wagons and 100
horses and mulcs 10 j. their intention 70 exchange a
portion OF their horses tor mules. The Company
i excelendy organized, being under sirct niAtsfy
disciuine and the men being vel disposed obey the
orders OF those whom they have elected Chiefs They
are ALL or nearly alinteseut and educated young men
who-having had the chO,ce-have preferred life OF
activity and adventure TO ~ iudoent employ nent
A. home They take OUT tools spades z d.washers
shoves Sc 10 uproOt ihe glitterng soil and merchan
disc 20 il change pockets ~ Louis heyeiis yih
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From Cannda-~hipping Anairs-Cheap Ira
NelIng-Retnrns OF The Bank OF Montreal.

''"N hAL' ''a.-i my '-'i' III "a
Reports from the quarantine station, at Crosse
l.lc, represent aii healthy The number Of shlps
which have arrived 70 this date Is - showing a dc
crease, compared with last year OF ~ ships. Great
competition has lately taken place lakes, rivers
&c. by nvd steamboats,. Companies and travelling
s much cheaper than IL has been for many years
10 expected that the line Of telegraph between Hall
faN and Quebec viii be- in operation about October
next
There nothing new IN commercial affairs
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THE LATEST NEWS


Rs-sired ~ 20 re finae = oi-S aires.
TIE Edition OF TIE Ne~- York Tribune Tor Ia
rope. made up ior the mas BY the Europa irom
Bosr OF Wednesday. VII be ioand to coaisin
complete digest q al the late local All political
news. the ate 81 ieenoe from Csnsds. Mexico
C.ifornis, &c &c. full ard aocurate Money and
Market Reports carefully prepared Skipping
LIST Editorials on a. SUB .ects OF present inter
est. snd a. account q American Affairs since
ne sailing Of the lss; steamer. n the Ersnsn'
French AID German languages. Persons desiring
70 send % Their friends IN Europe, Ill. nnd thi'
H., sI ,b.,csn De desired In the way Of com
o.ete and accurate news
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Mrrck of rhc .renmrr New.nrIenn..

DETa0ITl Mich Saturday. June lb-lO PM
Capt Gaze of the steamer Albany, Just 10 from
Chicago reports that the steamer New Orleans while
her way up with large number OF Storage passen
gers, hard on ~ rect Of rock Thursday evening
last On sugar Island Thunder Bay. The boat will
prove total wreck. 40 lives were lost the passen
gers being brought ashore Ia hshennens boais Her
cargo was mostly saved with but little injury The
hull s lying up TO the deck IN water. The passengers
were on the Island waiting conveyance Up the Lake.
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Circular of Brown, shipley & Go.

Per Gamma LirsHSogti lst Jl1-, 4rtt
- ls-oe- r Corros eontna-a tho a. mo
l it- a. ls and sni 7- ~ Il.
Oraas - 40 uii uf to tlfs- p- fh-
arucctuy slFp-s .rp@cfsd ~
month o slcl 1-aFy uuPr tle 1-usa1
-sP-n-1 tsi n- o-fatac TIE taooEl th-y
I've 90 % rH-rt have s-el sah s-sl
rarkrt tds
.s.r-ass lf fr'nn-ss re Cos-.
TIE b. TO ta-s. ef lta 40 are 'of bat
20 az 10 Alsrcal t-s c1rssf ri
u ~ P.n1 a. - as 100 ORLEANS - 3t4 a. 9Th ~
a1rs lgl 20 ed 80 ari
-l 50 istli 81 - To- mqor, io' ,l-
lrf srf Re his port r
l ~afh 81 0fn Ar-rane-
DOL of Wet, having
31 a. ra-El nat tsssrFn. Pllai-g
t-i bstaor- Pfri-g E-l-rg bed sftss7i-
f-ts Jl -. al 80 20 boil Isni4s ls.
~ petty l % srt 80
carer r Jso- o4t az naeh dsni-1 p4ty 4aas Csas
MEa-. l,s .ns ~ Per ~
- ~ ., p-r r. reported
Caalaoa An-rcsn h1ss san b.
fave 9--a soii f1lfs, r--pscraly, BE9us,
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FaI.ehood- about Railroads.



In your paper Of Saturday you publish commu
nicauon from a writer who you say withheld his
name presenting untrue statement about - @sci-
dent which occurred the Paterson depot saturday
the 9th inst The unfortunate German who lost bis Life
entered the Jersey City, and persisted IN going
out and standing the platform, though strongly
urged 70 20 inside by the Conductor aad adm0nshed
Of the danger Of his position These facts appeared be-
fore the Cororers Jury who rendered verdict accof.
DINGHY
A. 70 the general suggestions about Railroad manage
ment 90 wisely given, they are precisely the same
which are now IL force the Railroad referred 20,
snd every other vel regulated road. The Engineer
rst gives his signal BY bell whistle and then starts
No doubt great and caution should De oosr "a ~
70 The safety Of those who reckessy disregard the
rules Of Com anies permanently printed ca The doors
Of their cars by persisn- IN standing or IN the plat
form But Il = painful 10 wines men @hOse example
should always De n favor Of salutary rules 90 olten
disregariin- them. Sometimes 10 order % pl1 csar
smoke pipe. and ofteu merely % display The eNer
Csc u lie largest liberty. bANDoA
The above is responsibly vouchsd for Ed
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CoSSEcrIcur The House Of Representatives

CoSSEcrIcUT The House Of Representatives
have rejected The senate proposition allowing the people
next year % vote On tie question Of Convention 10
amend the Constitution, and providing for the call Of a
Convention once n twenty years thereafter The vote
- nays, 10 yeas not tS0-tn.rds The people. II
they desire Convention, must that the test q1cs.
non II choosing members for the next Legislature.
FATAL AccIDESr.-Mr Van Wormer wife OF
Daniel an W0ruer, Of Pog ghkeepse while on her = az
% Rochester board a cana o0ar 20 oin Der husband
tnsre, fatally injured IN passing under the bridge
Brighton lockbeIng 1y o the strinz piece.
0 bridge, which naylng been broken hung below the
.evel she died before reaching Rochester.
sHiLLDs AID BEELzE-The Free Press, pub
Ashed a. k Co H. learns from private source tina,
Shields srd Breeze were together a. Court 10 Bond
County a. which time they appeared friendly ~ 4
tney lad never qlaEreet with each other.
htvOiUrl0N SOLDIER GONE-Cspt GILL MAL,
LoAT Revolutionary solder died AZ Lockport May ?
aged a be was Al the capture II T.colderoga and
Crown Pon tie battle u bennington and the ~ render
u blrgoyne.
CONVICTED OF MURDTR-The trial Of Milton
W -treeter ~ Worcester Mass for the murder Of hi,
vie, resulted IN verdict Of guilty Sentence Of dea
was 10 be passed on Saturday .ast-
u Two negro men we're hung at Lexioeto,
Ny on the lst inst They had been convicted OF H.
crime Of murder, ard made full confe..ion NJ tbe,,
gai4t both before the Era and On the galows
" Rev. K. l. Smith las FED from Lsn.;ns
ourgn, ~ ! taking with him his paranour Nj. N I
4noon- and deserving his lawful wife
q Rev. D. Smith Of Peoria Co. III. km.d
VIII Is own hAad % tie l7IA HlL go rattle snakes
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The telegraph brought us, late Isst nisnt 'ns
painful INTEL gence Of the dssih 4 this Ssnns'i'he'
champion Of freedom. We Ao2,- perhaps WITHOUT 'es
.on hat there +, sorne mistake in this report
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BY TElEeP.pH TO TIE srwYoak TRIBUNE.


L1IlsFILLE -la1sT IN -7--E-'.-
Alta public meeting ia Madison Co1ntf io-isy
serious recon-re took place terNeen Css'-s u Gay
snl ia-.pl Tuner Bot1 parties sna rPed Fiio--' '-
strackeo o. p 9.te- n-d bowie kni7es Clay 49, sia2
bed through re 5es-- al Tuner severely No-1aea
N re sbdllnen ~ Erala 81 9 s-acs 90
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEwYoRx. MOxoAY IUXE ~.


Toe readers o. J1e To5tae WI hna n ''s
Supplement issued with this morning paper a'a'e's
Of interesting news and Other sFucles 'Ns '1'lH
onzns letters from our corfesPondents II fsl' Lon
don Dublin Panama Gan francisco on the ocean &c
giving the ls;est political and gold news from 'ns'
Ieealtes with host Of smaller ra.sceansoas items
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Removal from OGice.

WASHINGTON. sunday. June L.
Gideon Wells. Esq the Chief Clerk Of the Ba-
reaux .or Clothing and Equipment has been dismissed
10 take eaect the 81 CT July. Tne salary Of the
o.sce IS about 5000 per annum.
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INpIANA.-Mr. c. c. Nave, an Our-C0untry.
risht-or. wrong Wing. advises tbs Wings Of the
With Qate Thompson's District, that he shall run
stump for Congress if Mr.. E. W. MeGaushey
snail las Mr.. n. thinks he Will be nominated by
the Wing District Convention.-f We did not
believe in Photography we should object TO Mr..
Nave Ay OF spelling is name.
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CsoLERA.--Two fatal cases occurred at Albany
on Thursday. A, Chicago the sth, sth and ION
there were deaths in al. There we're eiga' deaths
in EAsaSethtown, H. week before last few fatal
cases have occurred al Aurora Ind. Oae Al Prov
idsass, r. sssas.zatsd fatally 81 the 18Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18

NATIONAL NisIATURE galley -EDwARD WAITE, "a
bsoAowAY-This magnificent saloon possesses supenos
Advantages Tor the raTd production Of DaguensoyDe Min
atafes All persons who wish unsurpassed likeness u
themselves or friends should give this Gallery call
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LArxk rKox rHE Cirr ~ 81 DosISGo.-On
the a4th ult the city surrendered to Gen santa Anna
The President lsnes, bad msde his escape On board
o. a English man ofwsr bound 10 Kingston JsrnaicA
some forty OF the leading men had been arrested y
the order Of Santa Anna The city MAS quiet and ou.
sness begAn 70 rcNvs.
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Cholera at Richmond. Va.

RIcHsoNp. sunday. June l..
Several cases have appeared a: Manchester,
,n-osite tbs CITY. al u which have proved fatal
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

American Museum The right sort Of entertainment
for warm weather will be found here Light gay, spark
Ing ine rlude@ and iiver scm-ufs Whites Ethop sih
their ghu songs and rich cldcarcs aud ccuc bfeat
downs Great Western 10 Of his funniest meauges,
and dozen other sht and aughabe performance % sa
nothing OF the immense attraction OF the Quaker Giant si
~
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Markets. BAL riAokKi J2ns 70
FLouR-Thsre are no Transactions today IN
Flour. We hear Of go barrels Howardstrees old IN
spectioI, so!d yesterday Afternoon Al ~ 56i No
sAlss City Ai--s. GAAIS--SAss Psnnsylvaais red
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Markets. BALTiNoI

CorroS declined e., Miii.ias 70 ic. The
sales Of the week AMOUNT 70 6s00 bales.
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~ Burns, scGds and all external nfsmmations cured
wlthsit scar BY ToUsETs Master Of Pain, l0s Essssut
Yea lneOdls.
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SENATOR BENrOS FOK rHE PRssiDESoT A
Loco-Foeo Convention IN waworth Co. Wis have pr,
up Old Bullion Tor the Presidency
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BALTIMORE. sunday June =
Drum. CHARGED win the murder OF Brown, has
been convicted Of mans!auglter.
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Ms. PoIK.-The Nastr.t'e I4i0n Of the sth says
that the ex.Presiaent SUI hes in precsrous condition
His complain; is not cholera bat d-arFhea-
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Cholera at AIexandria. Va.
Conviction for Granddaughter.

There have been cases OF Cholera IN his city /
during the ass week , q; which proved fatal
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PAEAsoLsi PAEAsoLs.-GEoEoE J. BrED. manufaciu.
rer has on hand very large and rich assortment Of Para
soils which be Is selling greatly reduced prices whole
ssle or retail At his New Umbrella Warehouse lgl add
IA Broadway. Croton Buildings" lels as
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CHEAP CHEAPER CHEAFrsr 90 Boots shoes and
CATERS having passed through the positive and eompA
tive degree. Of cheapness have arrived Al the supsan's
Guess you will cay too II you 20 10 JoNEss "a AHnst
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ANOTHER GREAT CURE IN YEw.YoRK CTR

ANOTHER GREAT CURE IN NEWYORs CHI
ETHisis TO cERTnY-That about four year. agol w
aAen with violent cough, and Of raising thick oo"J
matter and difeuty Of breathing pain Ia the len 'as
lever and night sweas loss Of appetite and strength ~
flesh was almost wasted away Every Spring and Fan
would have an attack Of this kind that eosid 90
work. Each time would get much worse. 1 bad ~
attention Of three four different physicians from wbn
received no benefit. They all said that my we.
badly affected. The sst one that soance
me he shook his head and said lung sound 80
the other almost wasted away He preached .ome 30
pie medicine, which bad effect al al; snd be- Dssa
came 20 me again. Al this | was ,rduceJ 10 W
scHENcK. Pulm0nic syrup did not receive a8y he1en.
from until had taken three bottles but Apparently ~
My cough ught and dry; 10 WAS with lrrs
difficulty that could get bresth. Ny fnends A. wei
myself, thought my line short ia tbs world b1is
II once was taken With u my violent Spells =
coughing, when something gave way, and ! rAised =
near a. can tel, three half 10 quart Of bloody nA
Ter snd rupuon-the most horrible sui ever sssH
sneiL FROM That time ! gained very fat conu1.sps
ralsing more or less FOR tine. continued akrg -
medicine unui had taken seventeen bours. A. bisnns
considered myself we'll, and began 10 work sgsn. ~,
was N ne Fall VI 1915 have reganed my sengn ~
nesh and have enjoyed the best u health ever since
plain shOrt history Of nay and 10 the truth az
person DESTROYS u farther particulars call upon 70
New-York, June 10. WILLIAM HOLDthv
| bUsH CLIcgSER, General Agents. ~ Bsresyst ~ J.
Pnce VI per bottle, or sir bottles for - a,
BRANCH AckSciLs-brooky IN, y. Y. Margaret hsy
Fulton-si Wlliansburgh. N Y. J. d. Novel; S'y
burgh y. Y. John y. Van Mort Po1gbkeepss, ~ -
Moses Dame. Newark, N. J. Conkhn Nevill 70.
500. N. j. d.. G. Iagls. Jssssy City, n j. 9. j. esfs
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TIE CREvAssE AT NEw-OKLEASs.-Ihe Cres-
Of the oh speaks follows IN reply to some North
journals which have expressed fear lest NewOr-
leans should 5e destroyed BY the aood
The densey populated portions Of the city the streets
where nineteen ot the vast business o. this
city transacted TIE warehouses o - commerce, The
OF rctai trade and the residences ~ me more
prosperous portion OF is people are untouched, and
there Il no probability that they viii b touched A.!
though the unco-d and cor unues y pour II
s iood fou teen miles above as there i no apprecia
BIZ se recently IN the waters, which escape ~ ne rear
Of the city into the swamps and The aEes where The
average hight i several eei below tha; % the front
streets We make these explanations azln- that cur
friends s5rosd may correct the extrsvagant dess p AZ
N circulation about The overflow o. the whole city
and - probable destruction By raging torrents and d.
vss;at-ns nc5ts. The injury done - the streets. the
roads the ba8guette= and the f0undslons OF buildings
70 re submerged districts . Of course very great
from the sil-n, sapping u The waters u - however
totally unlike and infinitely Inferior % IL inzh-ful VIZ
ence Of inun1atlon which Northern ancics describe.
u The N,rdrk DIhy Adrsrfissr saws that
the friends Of Gen Darcy's California Company from
tais city viii - graried % hear that letters have
been received OF the Sth ut b. which appears n It
ineg we're IN the Shawnee territory, 100 niles beyond
Independence. N good healLh and spirits.
FIzE AT NV HAYES The tarn Of the Eagle
Tavern was burned up Saturday with II horses,
harnesses tons hay, grain, &c The barn and ors
horse was IasaTss lSss not Insured, sl,ooo.
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CLOTHING AT HALF PkCE.-A splendid assortment a
gents aud boys clothing selling Of II bali price A. Vas
DERBLTs D Maidenne isf floor aud n Ca1a
81 near Hadson-st Also large assortment Of cloths
cassiiefes and vesungs viii be made 10 order a siys
MAJ cannot be surpassed, from 10 % - has
M general prices Now IA your dime Ia get clothing
very low prcee, ~ the entire stock be soid ven
lew months. DO not forget the places % Mslden-lzEA
ls' uoof Upstairs and ~ CanaIst near Hudson s5 ~
OouzAUD's RANBLZs AMONG THE PLANTS AND FLOv.
ERs, No The Ferna Equinox has swept away even
yesuge Of the wniterObed Winter, and already bsnf
cent Nature gives notice O the incoming VI birds snd fos
ers The my waiercOurses. released from their ~
cnansgo Sparkling and singing merriy along through ttsI
grtss-kIted and dasyufted bOrdeFs and the plOwmsf
- busy 10 preparing bis so for the se-d which promsss
him redundant harvest The morning air pure And
bfacing, and few snlfs Of will inaby give strength
aud Ylgor 10 frame enfeebled by over indulgence
sleep D, then, aud Jet brush with hssy steps lhe
dew away from the grass the Battery the thrsI
sun snail have risen 10 exhae them 60 the thos
suRgafd" and from his early rising and industry draw
moral " nich shall benefit thee IN after he.
His yet early day. The SKY IL cOudess Overheafths
silent Stars twinkle with undimmed user-Dat glacIrf
the eye down the canopy toward The Eastern horizon Yea
many observe her Clones gradually paeng 10 he cnpsy1
go" which herads the approaching Sun. M0msnrsny
OOCRAuDs Liquid and Iad,iJis Rouge Beam. u pale gof
no" mix and mngie win the crimson the yellow ray
| pfedOmlnate over and swallow Up the red.
~ Qliie as surely and almost rapidly a. inr oun
dssipates darkness, will Dr. GoURAUDs lail1a hffieaf
| oo1p make brilliantly white and clear dark, rough an
hed pimpied, recked, sunburnt discO0f~d ssn aa1
| eflaly certain and speedy DR.. OoCRkrDs Fouafe'
| pernuous human hair.
10 guard against imposition be sure 10 purchase Al D
USAuDs only depot 81 Waikers frst from bfos
| way none are genuine unless procured a. sOofe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18
GENINs SUMNER HATS

GENlNS SUMMER HATS
Rocky Mountain Beavers. Cohurg.
Ladies' Riding Has. seuneu,
Extra hue Panamas, Vera Cruz.
LeghOrns, Luton
Chldrens' Jenny Linds Palm Leaf.
Milan Edge. Rice Pearl
Pedal, Cactus,
And all varsiies OF cool Summer Has and Caps. adapt
ed 70 tho season. GENIN 2lt Hrosdwey
iei65t opposite 81 Paufs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18

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