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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
Powder Explosion.

OFFICE or THE UrIcA HERALD Friday, May 81.
A boat loaded with Railroad iron took on board
a quantity of powder at Frankfort, near this city,
and two Of the hands went amidships, it is sup
posed with the intention Of stealing some of the
powder. One of them had a lighted pipe, from
which it is thought the powder ignited, producing
the boat and severely if not fatally injuring one or
two men.
man was killed by the engine 4" Lightning o.
the Express train, this afternoon, while lying
drunk across the Railroad track.
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). THATFoRD's
CROT0N WATER BATHS.
402 Grand-st. New-York.


~ This welknown end popular establishment has re
Gently been enlarged and bsau6ed the main saloon hsy
ingnow depth of
ONE HUNDRED FEET,
containing Twelve commod us Bath Rooms elegantly
ttted up ard provided with everything necessary to pro-
mote the comfort and convenience Of the baher
In dton to the Bathing Establishment there is hand
some ard spacious
HAIR EXPRESSING SALOON,
where gentlemen can have their hair cut dressed and curl
ed, be shaved and shsmpooed all In the best nam
ner by able ard comPst tent orsmen ofwhom this es,ab
lst ment has six or seven constantly In attendance
Beside the usual facilities for warm aud cold bsibno
shaving hardessng, sc. there is feature connected
with this establishment well deserving OF particular aen
uon Come led with lhs saloon IL a collection OF
0IL-PAINTlNGs ON CANVAS.
painted by sccomp shed artist expressly for this essb
shmen adoTdng gentlemen opportunity of Judging OF
DIFFERENT STYLES OF HAIR CUTTING, and OF selecting thai
which they prefer. In neither Of the
styles should happen to become the wesrer such mod6ca
ton will be adopted is suited to the form and fan.
lures
The central location, complete arrangements for clesnl
ness and ccmfort with The charge ofI2l cts for.
COLD, WARM, AND SHOWER BATH.
the Proprietor trusts will commend his establishment IN
public favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

A DRAwIsG RooM sToRE.-It seems to US that Ca.
HILLS Ladies' Shoe and Gsiter Store recently opened at
81 Broadway, deserves TIE title OF The Drar,ng Room
Store lie, us describe IT, Imagine lofty Saloon fifty
yards 10 length by ten in width splenddly cspeted far
nished with modern sofas, lounges and Mirrors walled
with gilded boxes filled with beautiful castings for
ladies' feet design skill execue) aud fitted
up throughout In excellent style. II your minds eye
realizes This brief description, you see CAHLL's Our
lady friends If hey would not be considered behind the
age should however visit the enlerprsng ADD courteous
proprietor in p'Oprt1 Dersonae He will ct them with
shoes and CATERS that Paris cannot equal and that without
making an unreasonable dram upon their purses
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xxxI.t CONGRESS First Session.
SENATE. .wAsHrseros, Friday, May 81.

E.s W
FUNERAL OF Mr.. ELNORE
The Senate met at II o'clock TO attend the ia.
neral of Mr.. ELMoRE. The House OF Represen-
ta,ives, the Diplomatic Corps, the President aud
his Cabinet having entered the Chamber and taken
the seats assigned them, the remains were brought
in in charge OF the Committee of Arrangements
followed by portion Of the family and several Of
the friends Of the deceased. Amongthe spectators
upon the floor Of the Senate were the youog Sand
witch islanders, Princes Rimorho and Kamahana-
ha, dressed in superb court suits, and accompanied
by Rev DR.. Judd, and James Jackson James Spe-
ciA Commissioner and Plenipotentiary from the
Hawaiian Government. The funeral services were
performed BY Rev X. K. Garey, who, after read
Ing several portions of Scripture and addressing
the Throne OF Grace, delivered a discourse from
the I'd pistle OF Peter, Sd chap llth verse After
the benedciion the procession formed In the Ro-
tunda, and the remains were conveyed 70 the Con-
gressonal BuryiDg. ground, where they were de-
posted in the receiving vault to await removal -
South Carolina
The ceremony at the burial ground having been
concluded the Senate returned TO their chamber.
Onmotion, it WAS ordered that when the Senate
adjourn, il be 10 meet on Monday next
Mr.. DAYTON then moved, that when the Senate
adjourn TO Monday, it be TO meet on Thursday next.
BE said he made the motion for the purpose OF Civ
ing opportunity to have the chamber put in its SUN
mer dress.
NJ. King said the motion was out Of order.
Mr.. CLAY said II was evasion OF the Consti-
tion, nost direct and palpable but even if in order
be was opposed 70 it. or TO any loss OF time, while
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TEAS AND COERFES

We have received some Of he 6nes Teas and Coaees
that have been offered to families al prices with the
quality that induce all TO pnrchase. The best Of Green
and Gunpowder Teas al 6. very good Sc and 4s Black
Teas IS To 10 Good Coffee fresh burnt and gound iOd
and Is Best Java Coffee Is and Ia %. Sugars very good
and cheap.
Families supplied Goods sent 10 al parts Of the city and
Brooklyn, and always warranted to iuit The nnbe six
pence Is better than long accounts
Twelve fresh Eggs for Ia.
PARKER'S Temperance Stores,
2H and 2i6 Broome-st corner Of Ludlow.
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Our Mint.

We are to have Mint in New-York-so
the Senate says, and so the House 1--WE pre-
sume) will say. The bill passed the House
triumphantly last Winter vote Of two
thirds having been twice obtained to put it
forward out Of order. 1t cannot now be
beaten by voting; it can only be by man
agement, and we trust there IS little chance
of that. The bill is very mild one-ap-
propriates only 1925 ,O0O and seems to sup
pose that a Mint can lie erected and fitted
up here for that sum, though none but the
ultra-verdant can believe any such thing
We wish it had provided for the immediate
commencement of operations here by hiring
fit buildings for temporary assaying and
coming and setting to work. Probably S4O,-
100000 in bullion willreach this City within
one year ensuing, all of which must be sent
to Philadelphia for coinage. San Francisco
is to have a Mint forthwith, but New Ork
is to wait until the State Legislature shall
EXEMPT the future Mint from taxation; then
till it is built and furnished, and Philadel-
phia Director decides that everything is
ready for proceeding to business. We aP,
prebend that will be some time. Can't the
House hurry it little?
The fact clearly is, that after we have a
Mint in this City, with an adequate force,
there will be no need of one in Philadel-
phia, and those in the backwoOds of North
Carolina and Georgia ought both to be shut
up and their machinery and Offices trans
ferred to San Francisco, while those Of Phil
adelphia should GENE to this City. In this
way, Half Million Dollars might be saved
which will now be squandered, and the pub
lie. far better served than now, with an actu-
al saving Of annual expense. But Frugality
is a virtue in bad odor at Washington.
Well: we are thankful for the Mint any
how.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
LYONS MAGNETIC pownrp

~ For the destuction Of cOckroaches bed ohs
sns feas flies mosquitoes and all other insects and Jyos
Magnetic Pills, for the determination Of rats and mice
both articles warranted without poison are 10 bs had AT
LYONS Depot 42O Broadway, and from the following
agents.
New fork-Messrs Clckener & Co. 81 Barelsv.st. Ksrr
7i6 Broadway b. ID. Sands 100 Fultop-st. / st.ggs
Co. corner Ninth-sy and Twenty th.st; Grssnlssf
Kingsley, IS Corland-s; Schedsn Brothers ca ,oa s1
JOG John-st souih-Brooslyn-G D. Ayres corner H.nYv
and Atlantic SITS. Broohyn-Mrs Hays, IFS Fulton at To-
ons, Wayne County, N. WIN. II. Sisson Potsdsu =,
Lawrence County, N Y-R NJ. Munson. Baltimor,-Poll
Co. Bsrnums Buildines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cor
Tenth and Coates cts. pewburgh, N. Y-Fowler Rsh
way, NJ-Tunison. Proyidencs, r. L-Balch & Son PIN.
burgh, Par. Sellers observation-disclosures
Son NewHk-Hinds, Markstst Cincinnati. O-Msak
ings, corner Fifth and Walnut Boston-ReddingA Co
stae-st Charleson-H. Cohen. New-Orleans-Duohi.
10 Co. and J. Wright Co. St Louis God ward 4 Co
Naichltochss-L. Duplex & Gu. Hsvana-san Guietsk
Co. Rushvile, NJ Varied. Abingdon Center Iuze,n
County, Pa-Reynol5 Paterson, NJ-DougIas Buffalo
NY. II P. Chsmpln, Isl Msin-sL New.York-Bdg
ham Miller II Avenue ID, corner Third ST. Hud,on nv
-HsrmaDn i Nchinsry. Trenton, N. J-Shumann
T. LYONS, 40 Brosdwsy
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A BLESSED SILENCE.

n What blessed time that will be when the sound
OF Coughing 10 never heard In our public assemblies
With the universal of sPoTTES's COP LIVER OIL
CANDY such thing might be. II absolutely quenches
cough with rapidly that seems supernatural 1t does
/, away by slow imperceptbe degrees, but fairy
extn gushes It In few days sometimes In few hours
and equally prompt It's action upon all diseases OF the
lungs You may obtain ii of Mr. SOFTEN al lS Bowery
and from Druggists generally throughout the Unon a,
Is cents package
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

OMNIBUS LINES FROM ALL SECTIONS

~ Ofthe City Pass in the immediate vicinity OF EVER
DELLs 500 Broadway and Wsst where tne public can
ind the elegant specimens OF Bridal Cards and large
and splendid assortment Of Bridal Envelopes Waters and
CAKE Boxes Of The most fashionable patterns also at either
ofhe above establishments Of Mr. EvERDELL can be- found
large and choice assortment OF silver doorpsles bell
pulls &C Of every pattern which engraved to order in
his usual elegant stvle
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Pennsylvania Loco FccO Convention.

cIefi4t DtsINten 70 AAf i44Ahe.
WILLIAMsPoRT, Thursday. May 80.
The Loco Foco Convention to nominate a Canal
Commissioner and Auditor, has continued its SEES
sion today. There is general political excite
ment in regard to the nominations to be made. The
Convention has balloted to day 81 times for Canal
Commissioner HUXLEY, Old bunker, taking the
lead beginning on the 9Th ballot with 49, Strick-
land &c, Van Zsndt %, and ending with Hubley
80. Van Zandt 81 Strickland 80, Martin l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

" How is it hat some do large trade that
have only been in business short uns 1t 10 by selling
cheap and dealing with their customers fairly Ths motto
of the Meura TowLE, 2sl Grsud Ct Columbian Hall
IL boy sell for eash lone price and devson Ia
this extensive Dry Coos House you will hnd slks Shsw
Mana and Dress Goods OF al kinds and lower prices
han any house that We know Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

II The largest cheapest and handsomest assortment
to be found States the celebrated Cheapest Car
pet establishment in the United States SO Bowery HIRAM
AsDERsoSs. You must reject mom-nt-only hiok Of
il-mpored Threeply and Ingram from six shiugs per
yard and upward hne wool Ingram Carpet four shngs
ard upward aoor OIL Cloths q feet vide from 81 10
So per yard Tuted Hearth Rugs 2os Table Covers
Window Shades, So Cd. lnnumersble bargains are to
be had al the six show Of that famous Cheap
CARPET Warehouse lei zuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

BALTIMORE, Friday, May 81.
James Lyons Of Richmond refuses to attend the
Nashville Convention as Delegate from Virginia.
The U. S. Mail steamer Monmouth, arrived at
Savannah from Indian River, reports that Gen.
Twiggs sent out detachment OF troops to capture
Billy Bowlegs and other Indians who have refused
to emigrate. The troops in Florida are in very
healthy condition, and the Indians peaceable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

PRoF. A. C. BARRYs TRIcoPHsKoUs or Msn,c.rvo
CoaPoUsD-The fac In relation this article sp.sk N,
ttmseyes IL has been ten years before the word with
constantly increasing sale. IL 10 used the IJo
~ The best pres arsuon for removing scu dsndnif and
all diseases Of the scalp, and alec for dskenpg glospg
Strengthening and promoting the growth Of tho hair Hs
recommended by eminent medical men, TO be used with
gentle friction In cases Of rheumatism swengs Of Tho
glands tumors, ruptons and external Inflammation Its
kept in he bous ~ The farmer 10 the rude hut Of
fronersmsn well In the residences OF our city
chants and mechanics as he beat application for Gus
bruises sprains burns and the gs aud bites OF
For those incrustaons which frequently ds6gure TIC
heads II Infants every mother who has used knows II 70
be an inisbe remedy, and ada 10 the bsbit OF sppy
ing the preparation according the deeons-so the roots
Of The harever experienced the loss Of that invaluable Of
The little book whieh secompsnes each boale Of
the Tncopherous gives List OF the medi al men oy whom
It 10 recommends and large number OF family cerut'
cafes and other testimonials forwarded TO Prof BARRY from
all parts OF the Union enumesIng scores OF specific To-
stances Of ts wonderful effects Lastly 10 the cheapest
a, well as the only reliable preparation for the hair and Inc
akin uow before the public. Sold In large bottles prize
Is cents at the Principal Ofhce ISL Broadway New.
York For sale by the principal merchants aud drugg's
hroughou the United States and Canada Beware OF tho
commercials sold at one dollar per boItle.
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MIR. Burke-Tnc Cuban Failure.

WASHINGTON, Friday May 81
EDMUND BURKE publishes his valedictory in to-
days Union. His engagements for one year ex-
pre today and he gives no reason except that for
his leaving the paper.
The public dispatches received by the President
on Tuesday last from the Collector and other mi.
ted States officers at Key-West, respecting the
landing of Lopez and his companions, are volum-
nous and will probably be communicated TO Con
gress soon
The public funds taken by Lopez at Cardenas
were all returned to the Spanish authorities upon
the liberation of Lopez.
The commander of the steamer Pizarro attempted
to force the pilot furnished by Lieut. Rogers, and
made threats to cross the reef for the capture of
the Creole but the pilot refused and cut loose from
the steamer.
The Spanish Commander censured Mr. Rogers
and demanded bis name to report him to the nited
States Government.
Six or seven slaves, taken from Cardenss, were
ordered by Judge Mason to be delivered to the
Commander of the Pizarro.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, May 30.
The Treasurer's statement shows that n ere is at
his credit in the Treasury, and the various MINIS,
up 20 May p, the total amount Of 50, $4,000
A transfer of onehalf million is ordered from the
Assistant Treasurer Of NewYork to Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

THE RIcHELIEU EvER.poISTED COLD Pgss-Tbess
Pens have not failed to perfect satisfaction in every in
The high character OF these Pens will be ridi,
maintained and In order prevent fraud they are .od
clusivey by the manufacturer J. SAVAGE 90 Fuonst
vho has also in fine Coli and Silver Watches which
point Of time hneness Of finish be exceed by
any in he City.
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Later from the African SQUADRON.

DVsIV"i TFI1aJI HIaJ
The brig Angola arrived here today from Port
Praya, Cape de Verd Islands, Africa, 9Th inst re-
ports that the African Squadron had sailed for Ii
IBERIA, all well. The Angola brings letter bag
from the Squadron, and also dispatches for the Gov
erIment
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2ti spd 2ls Broome..t CORNER Of LudIow.

~ TIE ease and comfort secured by the Of Dr. LIT
TLEFIELDs Corn Shields and Plssters commend them
all In Tie least troubled with bunions They
just hat they recommended beeecsua In afford
Ing relief from any discomfort arising from Sold
Dr. LIS Office, Il Merchants Exchange; RUsHros Co.'S
10 Astor House no. 27S aud 5l Broadway my2 Sieod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Henry CLAWS CoMPSoNsE-If the gallant Harry Clay
would but ship lot Of KNoxs Union Hats 10 the southern
er they would have cooler heads han they have present
ard so could better Judge Of the merits OF Harys Com
promise bill KNOX, ofl2s Flonst will supply the order
10 suy amount
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CnnnI Rr,nch NJ Geddc. RepnIrea.

NTefiqI UHpaiel y Ihe IFt0hHe.
ALBANY, Friday. Aay 81.
The breach in the culvert At Gedles has been
repaired, and the boats commenced movinr yes
to-day.
Commissioner Kinds telegraphs n the State
officers in This city that if the weather is good the
great Canal breach near Blshnefs Basin vii be
repaired in FIVE days
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, JUNE l..
For California.

The Crescent City leaves to-day at PM.
for Chagres. Person who intend going to
California in her can be supplied with The
Weekly Tribune Of this week, or The Daily
Tribune of this morning. Price for the
Weekly, single copies, sixpence ; Daily, two
cents.
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~ The Greene County Wig says that The
Tribune in stating that it did not reduce the Club
price Of its Weekly Edition to mere fracs.on.over
the cost Of materials until several others mad done
90 "seems to admit that 1t did urong in reducing
its price" No, Sir, there is no such admisson-no
such seeming We stated the fact to expose a
mistake Ufthe Ogdcpsburgh Sentinel and to show
that re had nothing to do with fixing the low stand
ard of newspaper prices. We simply concerned to
it after nearly all our immediate rivals had estab-
lshed the reduction. From ls41 to 1876 our Weekly
subscription was seriously reduced, because people
could get other City Weeklies for dollar year
lin clubs and had to pey considerably more for The
Tribune. We held back simply from regard to the
opinion of the Country Press. But the cost price
system was established against our will and in
spite of our resistance, and we finally succumbed to
it. We had to do so, or fa Into the rear with The
Herald and other journals which have scarcely any
circulation among the farmers. We do not say
never have implied-tbat it would have been
wrong for to be even with foremost in eff
fectiDg this reduction. We only corrected the
mistake that placed us there. And we say again
that we held back until the choice practically was
not betwees Dollar Tribune aud the Country pa
pers but between The Tribune at dollar and other
City Weeklies at that price Those who prefer the
latter are Of course dissatisfied with our choice
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WbIg cubernatoriaI Convention.

BALTTM0RE, Fnday, MAY ST.
The complexion Of the Maryland Wing Conven-
ton will stand as follows For Clark, A. Roman
10 a choice So
The Episcopal Convention adjourned tonight
sinc de.
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Accident nj the Arsenal, &c.
Special Dii1a'et . The TribuHs
WAsHfNGToN. Thursday, MAJ 81.
A card Of withdrawal from Mr. Burke appears
in the Union today.
Hon. Andrew Stephenson is out with letter %
Gen Toote in favor Of the Compromise, and Col.
" JOHNSON with one to NJ. 8itch.e 70 the same
effect.
Sir. Brown, P.ra.ech-.st. las been severely in-
'ured at the Arsenal by a. explosion OF powder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

MASSACHUSETTS ELEcrioS.-The following are
the complete returns of the recent election in the
IVth Congressional District Of Massachusetts:
May. Mayeh
Thompson. Pshey scsfg Thompson Psfrey Robinson.
4esl 4s70 sos......462l 4Sl9 2S4T
Mr.. Palfrey falls short Of an election just 500
votes At the March trial. it will be seen that he
lacked 2649 votes Of an election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

ConNUSITy, UNITY, NAVIGATION AND TRADE-Readers
and unite together navigate imed aiey TO $50
Futonst and trade with T. Books. He will give
it, sell you cheaper and better article than you can
purchase elsewhere and always find large stock Of all tbs
various styles Of ladies' gentemsns and chdrens Boots
Shoes Gai,ers Slippers, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

~ The Onondaga Sentinel has been revived
by NEAL NJ d LATHRoP, Esq. and is now pub
shed weekly at Syracuse. Success it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

The receipts since yesterday at this pOr. are as
annexed FLOUR $50 bbls; WHsAT, 1900 bush; Corn
OO bu h. The unpleasant weather prevailing restricts
olera.ions ID al descrpuons Of Pr0duce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

question 80 important 70 the whole country snd
so desirable OF immediate settlement was pending
After some further debate, Mr. Dayton, with n
view to avoiding the Constitutions obi lection raised
withdrew his motion and moved % take up the
Compromise Billl with a view Of moving It's post
pouement until Thursday next The motion %
take up was agreed 70, bat the motion 70 postpone
10 Thursday next was, after debate, rejected by
Yeas l.; Nays Is
Mr. CLAY then movoda postpoooment anti Mon
DAY next
Mr HALE moved % amend Sc as 70 postpone IN
I'll Monday week
\ motion to lay the bill on the tab'e YVES here
made and adopted
The bill 10 estab ish Mint In New-York. and n
Mint and Asssyirg Ofi-e ia San Francisco was
al a third time and passed.
Resolutions requestiup rhe Vice President - no
It's the Executive az South Carolina o. NJ. III
mores DEATH directing the psymen, 60 his widow
ih- balance Of pay ard mileage due deceased AMI
authorizing the Committee Of Arrangements -
make suitab's arrangements ior 'he removal %. The
body Of Mr. Elmore to South Carolina. were adopt
ed and The Senate adjourned 20 Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

Rocky MOUNTAIN DRAB BEAVER HArs-AMIDcN In
vites the attention Of his aud the pub lie to his
Drsb Beaver Hats, which for elegance and gh,ness are
not exceled. Also alarge OF gent emen's and
childrens traw Hats Of every description.
AMIDON sol Broadway near Dusne.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

~ The AMERICAN WIG REVIEW for June
contains like but dsagreeable portrait of Hon
WIN. II. SEWARD, Eek Governor and U. 5. Senator
from this State, with an extended and approaching
Memoir involving condensed political history of
our State for the last twenty five years We &C
cept this with Editorial Note opening the
number as indications that The Review is hence
forth to be more catholic and liberal in its incucs.
tons, and less devoted to that misnamed Conser.
vatism which is in truth blind worship of ANTIQUE
forms whence the soul has for ages departed. The
opening article fifteen pages long treats deliberately
Of Colonization, and is followed by an account of
the various Arctic Expeditions Of the last thirty
yean-thirty pages, illustrated BY Map. Ever
stone 'Whitney's Railroad, Congressional Sum
mary Literary Notices, and a few small pieces
make up the number which is very well printed
Each number (monthly) contains as much matter
as an average l2 mo volume. u. D. Whepley,
Editor ID. w Holly, publisher lis Nassau st. IS
per annum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

~ The first day Of Summer reminds that have as
vet had no weather, and that vet to have
scorching Of H. Old Sol will sdly wresk his
vengeance for having been SO long under eclipse
Be wise In time and yourself from coup de soea
vi one OF EsPENscHrED Summer Hats Of which he has
IN variety OF Beaver SILK Straw &c &c. ofeyery
imaginable shape, form, material and quality Low prices
very best articles still command cream OF public
patrona ge at IO7 Nassau