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[Frgm s. s. Gie.ns.l

PADucAH, Ky. June 8, lB4 stock of Cherry end Tar
syrup SNOW reduced e sN bottles, and its popularity daily
increasing You would dOwell 10 send e another supply
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BOARDING ROUSE

~ - ~ y y! ~. 4As-AtA 1ApDEh, ifopre10r.
BOARDING HOUEE
No. III (1R8VIER STR h. En- 5etssec, G, Sho.t
aud fdfoHdefef eEs door from eo-sr M CSJs seS
AIRS VTT'SClN ,sS,as,enIi !; y 80 ~ 49,
MI fiends and the hnil mai she T. ~ ~
,bnve sIibl aes lns y M. w H. Sbgaises "a we
nj Two Years and y y. " ner un,IhS ths
mi hoss Svhn nsv facg M S,S ~ et us,
ef long expsea and de yefv desbe apd ee rea
l,af5or o1 Eev Hans SIC fs 80 ~
.iss stjSe to III I'm l f oeng I'e %
-afaaoara IL T,..s,, Mil & itsi WIZ ii.NH
it1' s-isi-S VIII "VhiNe 10 ", very liii'
PRIVATE BOARDING., NO. 10 NatcheE 1t
m ErIgs AMI A 4 ISrsr ,,...r ~. -
iHi fo,-s NIaila \ ~ y y "a yes OF le ERANfIIE
ad ~ H. s DVss se Isl EtIengs -
III tlIn5S VIZ tg1 VIZ ~ ~ os9Ss FhIt ~ N Club
Ths Iiouse ms bsss ns,oi 4 ata va ~ u -,
lie times and desetn1ation 10 make hr Bass1 70 s s1
loaes s9 sepss 70 receive .haEe q paironage MI "
rT'HE above IJep,s viii open rms DAY. The 18Th =:s
January 1870, having been exQuisiely ornament siiH
suit s comfort and ease S d l ait as Wei a is
ss 2, Ne most Iassdio9s conGoisegr The Lunch viii be
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CARRIAdsR MN'NUFACJONV
DENTISTRY.
JAMES II. sPRATLEY

JAMES II. sPRATLEY,
Once No. 10 st. Charles street,
RsiWeen Peydusa street and Lafayette Square
VVHERE all operations She TEETn vail performed ii
~ ahllaiaetofs manner ni& ~
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{ ~ harKeett IN Gonan. }

LIsoHER, July %, 1876 cur Wild Cherry and Tar svrn
gives general Satisfaction We have been out Of 4 for soI
daily inquired for, end thought Perhaps It would lie be
to order some.
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: D NW.I
WELLsYILLZ Ohio, January q l5t1The Article OF wild
Cherry aq9 Tar hnd To- he valuable medicine snd use Il
considerably in practice have sold and uss, nery al
that have lor ted and would be pleased % have YOU
send another supply the Of 1anspOrta or
ID. NM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05

Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from, pbvsi
eIlns IN different parts Of the Union ~
Ih 70 certify that we, the undersigned Physicians of
We city OF Albany have in numerous eases prescribed Dr.
I9wnsnd sauapara, and believe 10 be one of the most
valuable preparations i1 the market.
II. P. PuEING, NJ D
J, WILSON, M. D.
"a, a.. X. b. BRIaGs, NJ. n,
hDAg3 Apm I, 1877. r.. u. ELMEEDORFF, n. D.
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~ The following statement is from worthy and well
known citizen MIR. Mlar has been for several Years hi.
rector Of the Public Schools and has held varou, oce OF
honor and responsibility:
PHILADELPtItA, September 49, Is45--A month Of more
since was attacked witan obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the common remedies, such paTeFOro and snis
and oe ordinary medicines. Dr. Dayiss Compound
OF VIVID cherry and Tar relieved il few doses and
louls OF bottle entirely cured My mother. who is
troubled with habna h, and has been regularly taking
sNus and paregOyc has been taking Dr. Davis medicine for
lew days past aud her cough is moi half bad
before she commenced taking il.
THOMAS MILAR, Al Race street
~ Sold Wholesale and Retgil BIZ the General gents or
the South and IVES, J. WRIGHT & co.
No. 1871 CAdTtrcS street, New Orleans;
Where all orlsns must be addressed dtl
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IN OFFERING 70 the public this and valuable remedy
L for CONS J.ffPTTDjt, BR0sVCIfITfS, ASTHMA,
COUGHS, COLDS, &C., append few notices OF the
character and efficacy he rfsiclne. Numerous stmO.
nias may be seen in panf r distribution al thu 1sncy.
which sufferers are invited 10 OJa. itfnay be prcfto say
uiat Dr. d. Is an eminent practising physician years
standing, graduate OF the University OF Pennsylvania.
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FRMALE MEpIGIffiNF p hUrLER, u.

DR. Townsends SaIs1panla sovereign add speedy cure
QT lnerlen C0nsumpugn, Bapennes PTQlapsus Uter or
Ealing OF tr1 Womb, CO-uyengFs, Piles isencauipa or
Whes, ntFucsd difhcut MenstTlaiian. Incortnence
Of Urine rvouninry dscarEe thereof and tie general
r0sauon OF the syse1uo matter Whether the resut OF
lhefsn cause OF causes, produced by gulaty LIsss or
accident Noug Car be surprising than
seets on the hHman frame Persons, all weakness and ass
ude, from taxing a. once become robust ul Of energy
under It's influence. II Immediately cOunteracs lie neTyce
ne Of dc female France which the cause Of barren
ness IL viii mol be expected Of of 50 delicate
NATURE exhibit certificates Of enfcs DefgImr but We can
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
70 Us Thousands Of cases where iamas have been without
ctudren after using few bottles Of q invaluable Incidence
have been blessed with d iire, healthy offspring
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NTORTIM0RE'sn BITTER CORDIAI.t hi. con

lVA y CertaiH and Permanent Cure fer Rhea2a tlsm-
Has NEVER FAILED ono ~ THOUsAsD CAsEs-s3od at
No. % era vler street, New Orleans. fyl2 un
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

Of Copper and 9.9si25 grains Of pure sav..
its current value be the same as the thres - sno
account or as the 30 Sd part OF the DoI,,N.Ass,e
its intrinsic value in relation 70 the sccoa,, .e
will &c as 25O0l57 20 COo0O0 or nearly is NJ,
discount ea'
However convenient such a currency mixA, 4.
"a the public in exchange for the heavy Co..
Currency, aud the old worn out Spanish piece. ~.
w use Il must be conceded that its introduction
not be viewed with apathy by our people and !, -
natfre for them 70 inquire into the conditions va.
viii attend upon its iuiroiucton.- They are 49,
y the first place 20 give up their Spanish cur-s,.1
aud adopt the new coiDs-i. b. give un ~ ~
az rs romir al value COR the at as nominal 49,,
and suffer the loss as shove detailed and Il ;,sse
sher proposed tbst this new coin shall be excb..."
n The mint for the small foreign pieces oalv ~
4 is well known thst the Spanish pieces ara NJ
her ful current value as bullion. Can h, ths,.s.
Pc seriously expected thrt chr merchants viii ~
realty for fiction, or that the intro sqctos ~
these new coins is seriously intended II a. -.
DO not the authorities provide that the GA Noy
shall be taken az its bullion value. and the ~.
coin be issued, instead OF at It's nominal rs,a 80
intrinsic value. This SEEM 70 be the onI,, -
OF Introducing 4. II cannot be forced on ~. -
lie nor will the public take ii at the GOvsrDnp 80
price. IF il is to be issued a. all il mus, De 80
in the same way rs the Other inferior coins, via
oct restriction Of cry sort; ard then when i.,osd
its fall intended influence VIII be exerted Ths
coin being of inferior value will circulate and the
small Spsoish coin which is at par rate nearly
will be withdrawn and accumulated in the buRoa
Offices But as the case now sta,ds IL seemsu
II the Mint was determined not - accommodate
the public Without profit They that is, the
Mint folk will give 100 one cent pieces -intrins
caly IS cents-sor sixteen 81 cent pieces Spanishi
or 33l three cent pieces-intrins'cally 81 cents
for the sixteen 81 cent cent pieces as above. Tbs
Economy is very praiseworthy, but u is to be
hoped that when tho new coins do appear land
they will answer every domestic purPose) tia.
they will be issued without reference To the present
currency letting that take its chance in the market
OtfPerfoy
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For The Tribune.
The New Gains.

The Integrity Of the national coinage has ever
been watched with jealous care by all good gov
enments, and its debssement has ever proved dis
s.trous to the commercial interests Of every ma
ton that has attempted it. Witness Brazil, the
Colombian States of South America, and not the
least among nations, our own country in ls3i-37.
At these dates our Gold Eagle Ia legal tender for
slO) was reduced by an abstraction Of gold 6i per
cent in value and its relation to silver seriously dis
turbed; and even at this day while the Silver Dollar
commands As led in the London market, the
Dollar in Gold is worth only Is lid. The conse-
quence of which is that we seldom see the higher
denominations Of our Silver Coin in circulation.
while deprecated Gold Currency is abundant
1t is now proposed, though perhaps lesser scale
and TO less serious inconvenience TO our foreign
exchanges 70 introduce q base or billion small cur
rency in the shape Of Cent and a Three Cent
pieces
The Cent will weigh "a grains Troy-loo hne
/ e. it will contain 29.5 grains Of Copper and -
grains Of pure Silver and il will be current as tne
Cent OF account or az the Tooth part OF the Dousr
while its intrinsic vaue In relation to the account
value will be ar 0652l 10 10000 or at discouh'
0.347e or nearly IS per cent. ~o
The III Cent piece viii wei6n ax 49, ssrs;ns
Troy-of 20 Gne o. it viii contain 'os''' 6's'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
I'm Congress. Yesterday.

In the SENATE they bad the Omnibus bull
Of course. The amendment of Mr.. DichiN-
son was withdrawn, and thus the question
was on that Of Mr.. SoULE, providing that
when New.Mexico and Utah wanted 70
come into the Union they might come with
or without Slavery.
M WEBSTER then made speech re-
affirming the position taken In his speech
of March r, as to the uselessness OF the
W;lmot Proyiso, and maintaining the con-
sistency of that speech and of the Newbury-
mort letter with all other speeches and acts
of his political life.
Some discussion followed, in the course
Of which Mr.. SEWARD stated that he knew
no circumstances which could induce him
IN vote for the admission of Slave States
formed from these territories. Mr.. BALD
WIN then moved to amend the amendment
so as to provide that States might in due
time be admitted from the Territories ae-
cording to the principles of the Constitution.
This was followed by a passage between
Mr.. CAss and Mr.. HALE, in which the Sena-
tor from Michigan suffered badly from the
ever ready wit and gsodnature Of the Sena-
tor from New-Hampshire. The question
then came up on SoULE's amendment, that
of BALDWIN not having been seconded, or
having been disposed Of in some way not
reported by our dispatch. The result was
that the amendment (SoULE's) was lost by a
vote Of II yeas to SO nays.
A message was received from the Presi-
dent with information as to doing5 Of the
Texan Commissioner in New-MexicO and
the orders issued 10y the Executive to the
troops in that Territory. This message will
be found in full in the proceedings of the
Senate.
The HOUSE talked about several things
and accomplished little or nothing except
to agree to meet an hour earlier in the day
henceforth. Two or three resolutions Of in
ouiry were offered, and an attempt made to
get the California bill out Of Committee
soon, but to no purpose. 1t was not ad-
yanced hair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

IowA.-James Harlan, the Wing candidate for
Governor of Iowa. has declined, because he will
not be quite thirty years of age the day Of cleo
ton, (August,l though he will be before the time
for Inauguration December) and the Constitution
requires that Governor shall be thirty years old
when elected. When shall we see the last of
these absurd restrictions on the Rghtof Suffrage z
Mr.. H. very properly says that having been twice
fairly elected to an important office, tsupt Of Edu
cation,) and kept out OF it by LocoFoco canvass
ing, he chooses not to expose the Wing party to
another defeat on like grounds.
-BERSHART HEM is the Opposition candidate
for Congress in the Ist District, vice VIM. Thomp-
SOP, returned By the stealing of poll book. The
Loco Focos are wise enough not to run him again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
TROUBLE IN CHURcH.-We learn from the

TRouP,E IN A CHURcH.-We learn from the
Ro.ton papers that there was an internal agitation
in St. Luke's E piscops9 Church. Chelsea Mass
on Sunday last A clergyman, or as others say
Isvmsn, took possession of the desk in the morning
besore the arrival of the Rector and persisted in
reading the service while the latter with hisfriends
after having protested in vain, sat in the pews till
it was over; in the afternoon the Rector on enter
inc the Church was asssied between the porch
and the altar. and in the squabble which followed
his robe was torn from his back. The services
were broken up and the sheriff took possession Of
the premises. 1t seems that there has long been
difficulty between the parties as TO the right to the
cdifce.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

The OPPOSITION USITFD.-The Albany Atlas
of this morning contains the following call for
LoooFoco State Convention, signed by the Hun
ker Chairman of the State Committee and the
Rsrnburner Chairman Of the last Legislative
Caucus
n,oc,,,,c sr,rr CONVENTION A Democratic State
crsr on will be ned at the City Of Syracuse, On We'd
re.dsv The i'm day Of Sep ember next at noon OF that
a. - he composed Of Delegate from each ssemb'y
n,Sirc Tor Inc purpose OF nominating ticket Tor sac
ocers, 10 be supported by tho whole Democracy o. inc
sis-,crs .rn be called and 10 transact such other bus
ness in regard the organization Of The parry and the pro-
= 1oso - JOHN V. L. PRUYN,
y i01' Chairman OF the Democratic STATE Committee.
CHARLES A. MANN,
Chairman Of the Democratic Legislative Caucus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

~ SAMUEL r. FAssHAw and GEosGE II. HITs. Min
isure and Portrait Pginters have associated with r..
LAsGENHErM the celebrated Dsguereotype ana Talboiyps
ArGi ofPhnsdephs, and purchased he splendid Nation
al Mnisture Gallery esst iShed By Eiwsrds, Anthony
Clark 2i7 Broadway Of hurayst where they via
superintend the sngs for Dsgueueclypes.
Their Tslbctype hiniatures and Portraits, which ers
taken upon ivory, ivory paper etc may be seen ia the
above gallery There 10 bat prevailing opinisn his
they possess all the uthfuness Of good Dsgueueovps
with I'll sr-c merit Tat has characterized the former
highly fpshed miniatures Of hose artists For h7hef eN-
derce, pease call and sec them. ysBN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

STREET DrALoGUE.-Two gentlemen standing ia front
Of the Herald Office busy engaged in conversation.
when one OF them abruptly said Can you tel what
the most marvellous thing Of the present day"
eyes; the Rochester Knockngs to DO sure"
mo Guess again.
"Bsrnum's speculation In Jenny Lind stock"
"No Try orce morer
"Oh, can'ttel What Isl u"
"why, that KNOX, Of 1913 Fulionst can sell Union
HAT light elegant and fashionable for 80 low price
COS"
Marvellous, indeed and understand thsl soms fellow
has got up cotton Imitation that he Is trying to gull tia
public with but long KNOX s busy he Ia now
be need not complain"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
N. Y. BAY CEMETERY.

IMPORTANT NoTfcE The besuuiol s!tano'sI '-nhy
Lind runs Daily to the Cemetery Tie Charter Of The Oon
peny secures the lots from TAXATION sale on xecloa or
nespass by the public for roads plank rosd vii BE
pleted from jersey City. TIE improvements maze sno "a
progress the pubic are invited to cx'mlne, ana inols 70
the most extensive, varied and besunfll Pfo'Psc' W
found in the vicinity Of tie City Subscribers VINO
arrears will please cell ri tho Office aso pay
the amount already paid win be fori-i'eS' ~" ''
at the low price Of SIS, payable g per menu ,,.s,
o.o 1Ao"D jels AT1ksHa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

~ Wenvite the attention Of capitalists to the large and
perempoIy sale Of i65 valuable Building Lots and Coun
Try Sites In the village of Astoria Long Island by AsrHo
BLEEcKER, This Dsy NJ 70 O'clock at the Real Estate
Sales Rooms Brosd-st The lots beautifully stu Fsd
on Broadway, Ridge and Cenels and on the Cres-
cent Fist, Second and Third The plot Of ground
formed by tie above lots OF the most desirable for
bulldog purposes in the vilcge Of As,oha having CON.
nandipg view overlooking Hssrs Cove End Long leland
Sound oftbe above lots viii be sod IN lots Of
one 10 three acres most egi5y situated for country
This sale offers opportunities for small capitalists TO
make safe and profitable investments The sale viii pr
sve-eyery lot put up win be cold without the
highest bidder The Of ssle will be very accom-
dsiing to the purchasers LihoHapho maps be OBJ
tanned Of the aucdoneer, Brosd.it u,ls)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
TIE GRAND sEcRrr

II one msnuscurer sell article at profit ,or Ioss
than It's prime cost TO another ts proof that the former
is in possession more skin and knowledge than he latter
This is GENIhs case He hes produced this season the
best and most bosuf0l Rocky Mountain Beaver Hat ever
made In TIE United States and is selling Tor twelve and
half per legs than the price asked other fashionable
establishments No matter how This 10 done That IL lha
manufacturers secret iIdcno-the public kn ow ii-sna
the pleasant consequence is plethora OF business Al
GENINs, 2l4 Broadway, opposite g. Paurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

LATE FROM VALPARAIsol-The Sun yesterday
published several weeks later news from Val
psrsiso with the iourishes usual on getting ahead
Of all its neighbors The news in question sriv
ed here by the Cherokee on the s:h inst and was
duly published in the Tribune and other papers ct
the time. Why don't the Sun revive the Moon
hoax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

MlssoURI-Iu the Columbia district of Missouri,
a Benton Convention. composed Of delegates from
six Counties, has nominated A. McKIsLEr for
Congress. a report was current at st. Louis at
the last dates that he had declined bu. the Repnb
lfcdn disGedits it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

TIE GUNNER INFa''V
TIE weaihers wsrn-from n'of s'o
The cockroaches and bed-bsgs crawl
Tho house resounds with huz ON
The ants come forth Of every shs'
And rats and mice are now mnch po''9
Than when the atmosphere was eoasf'
The insects, would you sweep away
Try the Magnetic Powders-ihey
WIN cockroach Zee and bed.bug bani'a
And esrse the ants ard nies to vanish.
II the Magnetic Pills you use,
TIE rats ard mice make their sdieua
Insects and vermin, rats or IDEAS,
Die when they taste these remedies.
3oldby n LIoN, '11
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

NORTH CARoLIYA.-The Wing State COnven
ton net at Raleigh on the 10Th inst-focty four
Counties repre- scented by one hundred and sixty
deleeetes-snd nominated Hon. CHARLES MASLY
Of Wake Co. for reelection as Governor. The
names Of Andrew Joyner and VIM. B. Shepard
were proposed but withdrawn, and Col. Manly's
nomination was made unanimous. He thereupon
appeared ard accepted the nomination in vigor.
ous speech. He goes heartily and unqualidsdy for
the Union and INDUCES in 10 buster about South
ern Rights" and nullifying remedies. The follow
ing are among the Resolutions adopted by the Con.
vention:
/ Re,ol-,d That we hsve ursbnt.d confidence In and
principles of the Wig Party and We be-
revr their viii promote the prosperity, aud al
vance lie honor Country the stability OF he
Union, erd perpeus'e Ire blessings OF freedom
2 Re,orcd That hist we are firmly determined - meet
rrd repel ell encrcschmen upon TIE Constitutional Rights
Of he People North Csrons yetarc equally resolved
10 urhoc md defend the integrity OF Naioua Union
B s,'ored That npor the perpetuy Of our Unlos DO.
rem that Ircependelce ard Lbery hch possess an
Itch were OK Of the joint couEcils ard efforts OF
the common csngers uferrgs ard auceei OF our aey2u
elsl 81 suoe - 80 = -, er,ss md SsssrS
4 Rcialrfd That elieye aarge majority OF the Anne
rr.r People detire the Rsst0racn OF harmony a0d
cord &C cur Country By far al noTabe adjustment Of
he apstiug questions CONNECTED with tho Institution oi
Doutaic Slavery and they demand that their peace aud
con- ort fhsll be no longer disturbed by keeping open
capital lor ceuagoeuos and fanatics, hose delicate and
dsnfercus qlt fiiopl
Msired Thai we approve, and believe alarge msIod
" Of lie People OF North Carolina DO approve the Ol-n OF
tic usnent reported TO the Senate Of he Uaed States
from tie Committee Of ThresD and desire ID Al with suca
amer 6ers as our lields In Congress may deem
gary iust proper should be adopted and become The
law OF the land.
G. Eeoirfd That fdenoe 10 the ability Integrity
md PATRIOTISM Of the President 81 the United States Cen
ZACHARY TAYLORs undimnished, and we feel convinced
,het rex ardcsG Of TIE abuse sBd csum
MES Of hs enemies be will prove himself 10 Ia what he
las sways been uue friend to his oOuntTy that he will
do h duty and bis whOs duy 10 that country and that his
-opTse In he sdmiut alton Of tie Government will he
seTvalive snd patriotic.
The Opposition Convention met on the 18th, and
nominated Hon. DAVID S. REID OF Rockingham
Co for Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

NEW TyLEeRAPHIc LISE.-The Balm Line from
BOSTON TO Portland will be through today, and VIC
shall receive the next steamers news over that line
The line to Utica viii be ready in about week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

to The sale Of several hundreds OF yards daily OF the
new and beau; Ps,en, Tapestry Three Ply aud Patent
Tapestry Ingram Carpets al the celebrated cheapest Car
pet Establishment In The United States % Bowery, HIRAM
ANDEEscNs ia positive proof OF ter chespness bssay
elegance OF style They Cannot be found at any other
warehouse in the United ssies Our fendsin wsnt OF
new and beautiful article OF Carpet cheap should visit the
s sr.cious show rooms Of that place. stocked with
Enssh Thee Ply and Ingram Carpets Rings Oh Cloths,
Table Covers, window Shades at wonderful low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

~ Mrs. Mary Campbell has been arrested in
Buffalo on charge Of having attempted to drown
her adopted daughter. little sir aged six years.
Mrs C. had previously made several attempts to
drown the child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for Euro.
peon circulation win be issued TOMORROW
MORNING ct ociock. II viii contain all tie
latest news received up to the time Of going to
press The America sails from this port To Nor
row at 10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

" Bristol Bill and Meadows have been con
yictes of CONTRIBUTING at Danville, Vermont.
They had not received sentence at our latest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

ADVERTISING The places ard papers best aiap,eit0r
the iUrtherance Of various business pursuits may be- select
ed at the Agency Of v r. PALMER. who is dsy receiving
advertisements for insertion IN hs bost Journals OF tbs
country 4r ard near for which hi is specially sssnas M
snssc' ruaness Those who prepared 10 ssppv the
demands q the country reminded OF the COMPLETE Oh.
pcriuny which this Agency presents or making he fact
Known 70 he people CT the country IL he own pa2ers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

Hy1uRs OF Mr.. GoLDs MlTH.-hr. Goldsmith, whose
celebrity a. teacher oi permsnshp swell known. no.
only here throughout the union hes Just renrnsdos'
elegant rooms, 2s9 Broadway, and wil are informed,
receive private pupils during The preEeni monh Hs pub
lie clsfeea are coEed for ihe sessoa