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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-06

SENATE.-An order of notice was granted
on petition Of East Thomaston, for change of
maine.
Mr.. Shepley laid on the table bill 10 estab.
lish Court OF Common Pleas for Cumher-
land county, referred to Judiciary commit
tee.
AIR. Thorndike laid on the table a bill 10
eslabis h Municipal Court for the town OF
East Thomaston, referred 10 same commit
tee.
Order of notice was granted Oh petition of
Jos. Smith and al; and on petition of Ste
pben Pratt and others, 10 be set oil from
Yarmouth 10 North Yarmouth
HoUsE.-The Treasurers Bond was ac-
cepied in the House and Senate.
Mr.. Carter presented The memorial of the
Mayor of Portland, in behalf of the civ. ten.
derng all island for The establishment of a
state reform school.
Bill TO incorporate The Portland Society OF
Natural History read once.
Petition of Aaron Hayden, for incorpora-
ton as The PASSPORT Hotel Company; of Jas
F. Wheeler and al. for incorporation as the
Eastern Steamboat Company, were referred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

- The "CRRIsTiAS Ff94tE BENEVOLENT
so,nrY" Of Brooklyn, wll hid publ, meeting
this evening. June -, in the Hall over the new
market house. conner OF Fulton aid Concord 81.
where they hope and ferventy desire in the lan-
ebsee Of an article Of their Constitution, % collect
and receive monies, aims and donations from tae
benevolent aud charitable of Bcooklya 10 aii the
Society in distributing TO the Poor the Destitute
and the Su lcring in our midst AMI who require the
kindly aid and sympathy Of all christians in this
community " 10 have TO give Of their abundance.
The citizens of Brooklyn are cordially invited to
atterd and participate in the following exercises.
FxMayor, GEORGE HALL, will preside lst. TIE
meeting will organize with Prayer %. Hymn by
the Society 3d. Address by Rev. NJ. Hodge
4th Hymn by The Society 5:h. Address BY ~.
Ihos. schUebly. 6.h. Collection 5r tie bczei: Of
the Poor 7th. Disinisson H. ma and Benedic.iol.
Admission Free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
Ueus Of Dcath-vaults for the Living,

To the Editor of The Tribune:
We are all-that is your readers-greasy in
detted to you for your exposition Of the mode in
which 5000 OF our fellow citizens live. AS for
nyself 1 had 10 idea that there were 50 large
proportion Of people living beneath the surface
of the earth stewing and steaming this hot
weather in dampness and fifth; why it made me
sick TO read about breathing over such an amount
of evaporated sweat. / am from the country and
knew nothing of such things until the Dens Of
Death laid bare the secrets OF the neither parts
Of the earth in the city. learn much also "a the
conventional use Of phrases in the cty-the up.
per tendum" lind, signifies people VINO live above
ground, and | suppose upper crust" to mean
those VITO reside on the crust Of the earth ia o2po-
sition to such as live in the bowels OF the earth
whereout an Old poet says, men dig "yillanous
ssltpetre.'
We hear much about laws to prevent the inter.
ments Of the dead in cities Why, dear Mf. Tribune,
we need laws far more 10 prevent the iaterment
Of the firing in cities when we fad 30 many IN
stances cf sepultufe taking place Of such still
live eud breaihe-ihe thousands Of instances Of
premature burial SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
Action for ,lander in ,syiug plaintiff did no, Ger.

Action for SANDER, in saying plaintiff did no, Ger.
tliy correctly 10 a suit, dc. Three or four wines
ses were brought up, bat they failed 70 make on
The sompsiDt and It was dismissed. For p'alntiii,
NJ. p Malvey AMI Mr.. Brady. For deicndla,
hr. d. Graham and Mr.. Carpenter
Court OF GENERAL SEsHoSs-Before Aldermen
Chnpmnn ana Kelly Pead>d Gwpig Henry
Robinson pleaded guilty 20 4 grand larceny IN
stealing gold ~atch y,l1e1 ~ $50, fr1m Clarssa
Cary, Of IS Mad SOD st. on the 18th Of Nay a't
he was sentenced 20 the State Prison for three
years. Andrew Thompson pleaded guilty TO a
peif larceny In stealing six shirts, and hiseieue
worth SIS, from house in William ST. Henrietta
Ball. dilas Harriet Barton, pleaded guilty 10 throw
ing vi.riol on Emma B lrtram on the 27th OF March
last, and was committed for sentence. William
Smith pleaded guilty 20 an assault AMI battery,
and was sentenced to the City Prison t1r 10 days.
Robbery IN the First Degree.-John Moore, I'M
pleaded with VIM Smith, was tried on charge OF
robblng German named VIM. Schsnber, while
passing through Chambers st on thu 10Th Of May
last. The Jury were not satisfied that the vo-
lence was such as 10 warrant a conviction for high
way robbery, they therefore pronounced him guilty
Of assault and battery only, and he was sentenced
to the Penitentisry for 6 months.
Thai for R0pe-Patrick Murray and Joseph
Meeker alias Joseph VI Force were put on trial
charged with having forcibly violated the person
OF young woman named Ann Stewart, on the
9th Of May last. The complainant swore that she
arrived in this City from Scotland on the 4th Of May.
On the 9th of May she LEFT her sisters house IN
Cherry ST. and went to an intelligence Office. It
near night when she left the Office and en-
deavored to find her way home but getting lost in
the streets down town, late hour arrived while
she was yet wandering Near IL o'clock she asked
the accused, whom she met to direct her 10 Cherry
st. They took her to a shop, when by forcibe
means they violated her. The defense proved that
there was not the violence used which was neces
sary TO constitute a rape. The complainant was
proven 20 be an hsbitua inebriate. The Jury
rendered 4 verdict OF guilty OF assault and battery
only. and the prisoners were sentenced 70 the City
Prison ior d days each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
MEDICINES
TEN THOUSAND cuRrs
AND NOT A SINGLE par,
DR hasTIN0ss COMPOUND sYaUr os.s;

ID hASTiNOss COMPOUND syrup Osas
- eecor.aed tnros shoas ho'h esugiu-rts Cor IA.
Night Ssests ID fhcut RfsssFrg Coushs CO.. nsso9,
Diseases Of The cb-si ard laues VA Il
is eject upon the sysem is mild ard sooh,,- =. =.
ssne tine eeftsla and eaeacions rsrsy f.nns 20 -.
relief upon the frat application and By rep,slins ~
unes permAneIt cure Il elected ~
hePfoPretoF thersfore, recommend. "A. NJ.
syrup ooi UarraHis u b errsi He wsrr.as IN Ia 80 -
lns chylr ard purify -he warrants TO rssnove ~ -,
be warrants II TO open The iaiey.af and sIssyI 49, =
the body, ard eject all The oba axoas Dsrc "a slA 49,
accumulated 10 he syttem he war, a. q neysren
CURING DISEASED LUNGS
Hectic Fever. NghI S~eais. Dy.yeps Li..f Cor,n..,.
Pain in the Chesi s6d Ashns he warrsns M HI -.
rest Tho formation OF mberees In Ii, lungs aad 70 ~
hose already formed 90 that persons 10 Gomez
may lake with the Rlosi positive eonhaeoes " eur,
for Ito great seat Of sc0n The Loses which p>.ssrf
s progress and which, n applied according 70 d!reeriooa
II esanot fall 10 leave IN peSecdy heslhv csndiuon
Dr. Hsstngss Cohpou Syfup OF Nspths 10 hlshlv 70
commended by the medical profession That ensni phy.
scisn, DR. Mot Of NewYOTk, SAYS thar "ss ruuop}c
remedy IL cannot be TOO 6ghy ersised" Dr. ArnoA q
England, Dr. Williamson, Of Manchester Fog and Dr.
Boyd OF Lancsser Dr. Hsmlt5n, Of Bsth and those eui
English pubcauors the London Lancet tbs MsdknS
Journal and BraIArdif<s RsvOTect all sceord 10 u The
most convincing certificates OF s Virues Ia his country
II hes be zen used with d distinguished success
More genuine without The ~rlitp signature OF n. y
HARRISON on the wrapper. Pdce 81 per botlc. OF sx
bottles for - Principal otice, i5t Grvenwichst NJ Y.
Sold In Newark ~ r Van Ba,kirk; In A,bsny, by Q.
FroIhlpghsm; In Boston, by BEDDING Co IN Phisdel-
phs by Zstber Co TardsI below Chesuai; and In Bel
Sold 10 New.York by + N Guicn, ~ Bowery; II. L.
Sanders S25 Bowey; John B. Dodi IN Broad say, and
sos Hudson-sl nya5 lmsTakfhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
Judges h.ve .ncs .aid tha. they Do 90, hoId 70 I'M

Judges have since said that they do not bold to al
that is contained in L. In other words they wash
their bands Of the opinion, and only arree in the
judgment, which was, ;hst the Rank nigh. dirri.
butte 20 lie own shareholders q fund Of ea50,0o0.
v Ach Il hal borrowed Of the Trust Company with.
cut refupdirg 70 said Company one dollar-yhich
Judgment is founded upon cool aud sui'isen, rss.
sons known TO he judges bu, not appearing in the
said opinion.
rs, however 20 be understood tha, The lawyers
were 70 be FIRST paid out Of the tind. which IL IS
said. was accordingly done The amount am IN
able 10 s,ae but II il was eR 70 depend upon their
own conscience, it was, as tho mule dealer said 20
Gil Bias, taking them on their ireak SIDE, and thus
doubtless sacrificed a considerable part what vas
Justly due to them.
Itwil he seen from this outline what service
will be rendered by my annotations.
GLAssOGRAPHUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
Rrenas AYres,

We have received files OF the British Packs5 10
the eth Of April The Plenipotentsry Of France
for the settlement Of the Plata question, Admiral
Lepredour, arrived on the llth Of April and pro
ceeded to Palermo to pay his respects to the Gov
error The negotiations going on between the Ar
eentine Government and the Pleniposensiary are
conducted with all becoming reserve. Several yes.
sells have arrived at Monteyideo with part Of the
troops placed at the disposal Of Admiral Lepredolr
to secure the ODE ience Of his refractory country
men. Whether, on the arrival of the whole, the Ad.
mirsl would at once proceed to dissrm the foreign
garrison remained a matter OF speculation.
Accounts continue 10 be received OF irruptions Of
the Rio Grande bandtti into the Oriental territory
and Of the chastisemen,s uniformly inflicted upon
them. The new President Of that province has
issued proclamation, which will have the effect
of precludiDg the necessity Of the allied forces de.
parting from the considerate line Of conduct they
have pursued.
The brigands have taken the whimsical Gpoella.
ton Of CdhtorRias.
A subsequent number Of the Packet, adds that the
Baron dc Jacuy, lalias Chico Pedrol with his Cal
ilornias," has been suffered once more to violate
the territory Of the sister Republic. On this oc.
casion the horde was united consi sting OF 500 men
and numbering among its leaders several Orien-
tai rebel officers. Col. Lamas, with his division,
had the good fortune to fall in with it on the 9th
inst at Tacumbu, and soon gave good account OF
il. single charge was sufficient to pat the brig
ands to the rout and in the course OF hot pursuit
of four leagues, numbers of them were slain, while
several Others were drowned in attempting 20
swim across the Cuarein. A party Of 40 infantry
were either killed or taken prisoners and the ban
dts left on the field all their baggage, arms aud
spare horses beside 200 saddied chargers. This
important triumph was achieved without the loss Of
a single man to the victcrs, Col. Lamas' casualties
consisting only ofiour wounded.
Under the now existing Navigation Laws Of
Great Britain, the first British vessel that has
been chartered in the Port OF Buenos Ayres Tor
the United States is the iron bark q. +. ID. of352
tuns which is about to sail for San Francisco, Cali
fornia, with CARGO Of Lumber. The British brig
Catherine Evan has subsequently been chartered
for California, and the British schooner Spirit for
Naw.YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
AUCTION SALES.
z. GARDINER, .uctioncer.
u QlIns.iN fsAKDINEi,


ID Store $50 Broadway, cor. Anthony-si.
fy- Particular attention VIII be given sales Of Fang
Goods, Porcelain, Painting, &c AlSo, Furniture Of anl'
Nes giving up house keeping Aso, stocks or hanusc-
urers &c All Of which are respectfully solicited.
Having made an arrangement wia Mr. A c. TUTTLE a
"a lie nnhl}, jel isH
TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY, June . and 26.
Atite sales roOrp, 5SS Broad way-LARGB and MAG
INFECT SALE or SIG GIONANSONPS lmportatiDn
OF Rich sabssier Saiuary Yellow OF 5iena Agate sni
RsTdisla Euus,an Mediscis and Hebe Vases Bohemian
Ware Porcelain Fancy Goods &c juSt landed and 30 10
sod without reserve, consisting in part OF the following
viz. ,,-.-- - - , e -
amer Csuoya Of The Dancers VIENNA Two Dancers
Group Bsccbus AriAna by Pompoino; Venus Of Cano
va by BaTlolino, original; rbe Graces, by Be1asa
from lie ghorn; Buss OF he Italian PoeA, American
UPxs TAzzAs AND YAsEs-Of the most celebrated art.
isis In basso rehegOs &c viz Hebe, Euuscan Cree ian
ard msdcs from PIisnesi, AdIisnna, Pompel, &c. also
two AR Urus from Verona by Cant Ugo Verde d Prato
figures OF TIE Dying Gladiator lions dogs eephanls &c
AGATE SIERRA AND BARDIGLIo Paper Weights and lnE-
saDds-tnodes Of ths Eternal Ltghs and N7rO's Bah,
Veslal Tempe FCreune Baskets, Cendesllck, Jevelry
Stands Mosaic Tables. Books and Vases Watch Sands,
Curd Receivers ~.
Also oae elegant marble Fountain large size.
Also bronze CsDdelsbras, nkss IDS, porcelain Baskets
snd ornamental arlicles, BisbOit Figures, &c. jc2o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN.
DR.. II. X. ROOT,

Tie celebrated Consumption and Blood DOetcv AID AsesiOv
fAe ARft C0nsu-pfsss Barometer.
Othce No. 5l2 Brost way, New York
nR ROOTS Uiurnph consists ia the permanent cure Of
~ Consumption Careers, rumoy, Diseases OF Tie Heart
Lungs Livsr, Spleen, Somsch Kidneys iussnify, fla
Worms Gravel Pisfus Dsslness sh dness, NeyvOusness
Paralysis sp ns Dtiorm rs s-ases of Ladies and Cn-
d-en, end Infeciart HuuorsOi all kinds SC.
Charges for medicines mOdcraie Exennacon OF ne
Lungs with Ihe BsFomefrr " anvtcy Fses lsll I'm
mr.. RICHARDSON'S ~ hUP.-One VI the beat
Dremedes OF lhe o. Hrnarss ,u's Syrup for chol
era cholera mooas Aad summon complaints and pain 10 Tie
stomach.
dat Dr. rrsphsgeg's, $50 Feagist charies N. RIM,
92 Broadway; at the Drsgst slo5e, t6 do; Robert A.
Sands, 1873 BoWSry, Es.lncs 81. pear.-st also. Mr..
uays IT'S Fuitcn-st Brooklyn city Sei sm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
WILLIANSBURGH ITEMS.

TnE GAs-The entire WORK IS progrDs saE. anl
rillbecompletede early install The contrs-:6rthe
Gas House has been given 70 Thomas C Smith,
Fso. Of New.York and the iron root 10 our towns
nan John Z. Teale Of Grsnd-st. The building VIII
Ia q, long on sixth-s.. near North Seventh
aud 20 feet wide, with chimney s, re-; h'sh, 'hs
80, csc Of which are 10 icing lsii-.Ls whole
10 b. c,rep e.sd according 10 he contract % 'z'y
day. ly which iiws al he ''''hi'eTy. -e''''' "e
nj be ready lc PIT nr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

C,OURAUD's ITALIAN MEDICAf@aD
sIS0AP Il q well Known, ~ill ere pinplss uecSiea
- ~ IN ,kn degofuiIes, and "a, moreover Ne n7s
sa1visS pound ever used GovRAcDs Poodfe sa3ls
ras'seez srtales.ss Elpeffg01s hsir from low oro-
80 on sDy psn OF lie bOly; Hair Restorative fos
ssretnx kGsr 70 row add rendering hAfsh, slry bar
Ioa alkY and gOssyi Liquid Rouge iof pale hps .ns
-heeAs: liy white for r,1g1 saoW AID ilSLcd isccsi
Ioud Inst4Ezaeo5s Hair Dye changes rcc oT ey asI 70
besusfal crown Of .acK q few lnlles suh91 SAID
iny tie ski--H warranted, psy tsEsu Bsze ~ n'
srfsis Pie genuine pre- DgFst aus q Or FELIX = ~ este
,re sourd cry e. ~ Wan srst 4 u tt1rs ual S-t-l
srosSway; Ca'ir-s, p sOath Third =, 1is'
49, grta. - 81. lstl- e.Cl-si l0c slAff 80
rrsE c.! yerts. eresdws. As'r! =" IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
A. NJ MERwIN, Aneiiopeer.

HANIaf9l NUs rIUIo y,
Percul attention given 10 ths sale OF Private Libra.
rIes Cfsh advances mace when desired
Ar Paw TT 5.LE-B0hn's Popular Library Serie7-
sets OF 0ese very desirable and select ork1
now cered the trade and otiers cOmpr ing the Stand.
ard Library 81 vols the Scientific Library, vols; the Az
0usiisn LbSary IS vols; tie Classical brary vols
end re ius,rsed Library new series including Lodges
Portraits OF Iusrious Pefs0nag-s " Great Brian. tbs
vouu es so'd separately II desired new is has jlsI
been issued % various works, ana may bo had a. The
Jnnius Letters with sil the ~ Woodflrs edition,
schegAPs Lectures Modsrn History Lam .rlins's HIS
tory OF he Preach Revolution, HumbO.ts views OF Sc
tnre Hand Book Of DANES and rev end popular transa
lions Of sophoces, Eschyus Aristotle, Euriptes aud
Virgil.
ALSO, Larjners Popular Lectures on Science AID Art
2yols sVo; Ewhsnks Hydraulics s0d Mechanics, john
sons Faruers' Encj clopedia Gnenons grell WORK
Mfch COVE Theirs Principles ~ Agriculture, De rocqae
Doube Enry Bookkeeping $40. Farmers Dictionary, and
Wises Ae Olaceties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
TO FAMILIES

ABOUT REMUVi Nc To rHE COUNTRY.
The sUBScRIBEa rs SOW PREPARED
ITO FURNISH families who contemplate residing In ls
i country during the Summer months full supply Of oil
the marketing they may require during their absence from
the city.
Consstng of the choicest meats. vegetables poultry
game fsh early fruits &c &c which will be forwarded 10
their destination b. The most speedy conveyance and In the
beat possible order
Keepers Of hotels and boarding houses respectfully
irytsd visit his Establishment where their orders viii
be promptly hled and on the mos. reasonable terms
WA l. BARKER,
City Market
ESQ and $40 Broadway,
jel9 lmeOd' corner OF aeekof-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
From Tho Msnehes'er Examiner
~ eHAsLss SWAIN

rv egAELss SWAN
ArrrSD, oh Mar.
an ,hs hammer Of thy kind,
oPn,' ~ The ulihistry OF MIND
Advance ~ h;sht is free 70 clim0,
III on--MAs's heritage AiAh
Toll on
Work on and win
-, work Is unenioyed;
I've "''u VIII, are the best employed -
Jhe haPP"s and molds the mighslest birth,
WofA - the destinies Of earth
Anu Work on
Work sows the seed
Even the rock may yield It's uo"er'
NJ 10. 40 hard, but human power
Exerted 70 one end and aim,
NAV conquer fate, and capture iane
Press on
Press onward still
y, Nsture's center lives the hre
Ths, low. though sure, doth yet aspire
TSroneb fathoms deep Of mold and clay
I, ,oIt, The rocks that bar ia way
Press onl
II Nature then
Law tame beneath her weight oil esr1n'
when wouli Der hidden FIRE know birth
TINA Man. throagh granite Fate, must hno
The yatb--the up0 ard path-of Mind
Work On
Pause Ut in fear;
Preach no desponding, servlle view
Wbste'er thou will ST thy WILL may do
strepetnen each manly nerve 10 oeho
Trnths bow, and bid its shais ascend
Toll on
Be firm Of heart
Nv fosion Of unDunber'd years
DyC It's vsstness rears
a ~ EOm MS said, through flint VIII wear
~ SiO on and Natures conquest share!
Toll on
Within thyseh
R,gbt morn, and noon, AID night socceedi
Paxer, feeling, passion, thought aud deed
Harmonious beauty prompts thy breast
Th,ngs angels love, and God hath olest
Work on
Work on and VIM
sbsi, lieht from Nature depth arse
And INN. whose mind can grasp the skies,
81, down with Fate and IDLY rail =
No-~onxardl Let the Truth prevail!
Work on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
INDIA RIJBBER GOODS.

NO d. JOHN-sr-The subscrDsr 10 now receiving
! Nan entire stock OF lhDtA RUBBER GOODS, Of
he latest improvements nna Inventions Toe assortment
embraces all the articles manufactured Of India
Rubber-smong which may be found
CLOTHING OF every description.
STEAM PACKlN0-Tbe real genuine article.
CROTok HOSE TIE very bes, In use
MACHINE BELTlN0-OeYery description
Together with all the curious useful a. orr mental
sUsPENDER WEBBInG made to any pattern
Metallic Rubber sors esched boots shoes q sbon
notce the manner ard warranted 10 wear much
longer than leather snd keep the feet perfectly dry
CHURCH, CHlTTEnDEN 4 TOAPRINS
ie6 lmeod John q india Rubber Store
for sale. large counter show Apply a. Aooye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
MINIMUM RuADEs! GILr CORNICEsl ORA
COAL.

GOAL! COAL!- Beat Peach Orchard, range and egg
Nsze on superior quality delivered so cons ess than
la,t Summers prices nom SIMPSONS ysFds 10 rtonp
son 81 near Spring and Christopher ST. Jefferson
Msrket myH In.
4 AM DELIVERING inc Red Ash Coal Stove
or Fgg fror my yard ~ Kin and 9reenwch, ~
s475; al 50 from boats imy25 2n- PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
PHILOSOPHY
I'M THE WASH-TUH.

ar HOW TO WASH CLOTHES without Machines,
OWashb0sTjs, Rubbing or Founding -Tbis system 70
a1rss 6cde tuTpSntLe chLnphsue ammonia or other
furious articles makes the clothes white and never In
uies he finest fabric Articles used are cheap and much
better han any other Price OF ly ST. In sealed envelops.
beware elimination. Direct or send to MADAME BEA-
WELT, French Lsandress, % Annst. free OF postage
ieI7 2wMTuThGFTih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.
NEWARK ITEMS.

D,s.,P TO VIZ. 3. KIssEY-A grand farewell
dinner was given at the Park House. on laesaay
nisht. to Hon W. B. Kinney, late editor Of Ine
Dale Adrcrtt.er, now Charge to the Coars Of oa'.
dina. CbieiJustice Hornbower presided ana all
the chiefpeOple Of Newark and vicinity were pre-
sent. The usual .oasts were given, and speeches.
made by Mr. Kinney, John P Jackson Gen Mier'
Prof Mapes, Chief Justice Hornblower, W. 4.
Robinson, Editor OF the Mercury, Rev 5. / Prime
W. K Mcdonald, Rev. Mr. Lord, and osner Wen
know gentlemen 1t was pleasant affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOVy SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
L. ELfY RIKER, 81 chalhsm-'t call the attention o
ALL persons wanting shades TO their assortment, Of
Shaded and malera,, Tor making and hanging Sasdes-
fhey rnsse Ire beg, qualify only and sell al rcos mn
per cent less than any other manufacturers. All shsdes
wsrran.ed no, to stick or curl. iei fms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
LEE cos
GAuZE WIRE WIZ DOW SHADES,

OFFICE sIGNs, 1c-Ofhce 500 bleecser street
" Manufactured TO Of any size, and elegantly
painted gh any Landscape LeteTs or other device re-
CURED upon them.
They obsrucl The view fro-, a,d admit the view TO
the street, they also admit the Light and air and keep out
Insects jei5 StSMkrh
xxJINDOw RHADEs! GILT CoRNICEs, ORA
w Perry MUsLIHS, &c-Famines about larn snlng
their windows with The above articles Will ind 81 j. o.
WOODFORD'S, .9i Broad way the largeI and beet az
sonent In tie city several styles never before intro
dueed In Ne1.Yoik. Lace aud muslin curtains drapery
tpssels looms pins, bArds, cornices &c Families pur
chasing Of he subscriber upon gsng hrstfaie
article and low IL possible 10 Import or mAnufsc
ure IT, Merchants buying at Wholesale viii hnd hdeetdedly
10 their ADVANTAGE 10 cal beiOe purchasing elsewhere
al6n q WOODFORO, 40 bfosdwg'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

II A new Military Company, principally o'
Irish citizens, was organized on Monday night IL
is called Montgomery Guard" and the following
officers were elected John Teller, Captain Chas'
Fl. Costello, First Lieutenant and Robert Young
Second Lieutenant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
JACOB s. PLATE. Aucuo-ssr

JACOB g. PLATf. AucuO.sar
lpY T.. q. CARING rOS-CRoCkERY, CHlNA
u AND EARTHEaWARE JACOB. y. PLATE, viii
seHTHIS DAY alto oclo,k, Ia the large sales room over
the auction store, large and general assortment ofWse
a. a1ove being o. 6rst sty, among which are
10 c,A,es RdRws, sligh h.ue toilet dinner snd
match ghout aIo Gates Nm. Chsaoesy& Cos nsw
paten wliIe granite also, several Invoices OF hoTlng
age assortment OF gats ware specie jss tambi9s wines,
pSpees lanterns disheS, pcher' &c. Also, ban some