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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

~ The duty ofre-aPportioning the Con
gressional districts of the State according
to the census of 1850, would have deyolved
upon the Legislature at Its regular session.
had there not been some delay IN the re-
turns from the Pacific coast. That hind
rance having been obyiated, it becomes a
part of the business TO be done at the pre-
sent session and has been commenced accor-
dinghy. There is nothing difficult IN the
undertaking provided 1t be done fairly and
so we are confident it now will be We
trust that there Will be no attempt to make
it party question, for it IS not matter IN
which either party can wisely hope to gam
any unjust or fictitious advantage The
DAYS of gerrymandcring, we hope, are over
in this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
The Fora, on sonora and Lower Cali
foInin.

There Is no longer any reason TO doubt
that secret expedition has been organized
n the southern part of California, for the
purpose of a foray on the Mexican provinces
OF Sonora and Lower California. The
scheme, We have good authority for bchev-
lug, Is not recent one, but has been con-
tcmplated BY certain class of persons in
California for two years past. Now, how
ever, the designs OF these ireebOOterS I'VE
can find no more appropriate namc) seem to
be tolerably matured, and the existence of
the organization IS openly admitted. From
what we learn through private sources,
there seems TO he . want of decision among
the members of the expedition as to where
they shall make the first demonstration
Sonora and Lower California lie both be-
fore them, divided only by the Californian
Gulf. From both they hear equally en-
uclug rumors of placers Of gold, mountains
of silver ore and bays swaming with pearl
oysters rs the only and ayowed object OF
the expedition Is the spoils, we can easily
imagine their delightful embarrassment,
" tins way and that dividing the swift
mlnd," as the attractions of one OF the other
preponderate They may possibly end by
separating their forces and making double
lncurslon.
Ii the plan does not fall through for lack
of means, want of confidence IN the leaders.
or that infectious cooling of the general Gu
thusiasm when the time for action comes,
We think it most probable that the first
movement will be made toward Lower Cal
ifornia. In the first place, this Peninsula,
divided from the Continent by gulf nearly
one thousand miles long, is under Mexican
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

IY' The Vermont Union Wing is album
antly justified in avoiding or misrepresent-
ing our arguments, and making up for the
deficiency in personal abuse OF ourselves.
We take that sort of thing as the best COM
phmeut it could pay us; its squlrming and
Missing are a confession that the blows aimed
at It's cause have been delivered fairly and
have hit, and if the organs of Silver Gray
ism pay after their kind Il particular atten-
zion TO The Tribune, we shall not attempt to
deny that 1t has paid particular attention to
them
This Umon Wing will, however, permit
u 10 correct one little misrepresentation in
which he INDUCES himself He would fam
have us understood as saving that Mr. Web
ster's apostasy led The TrI5vpe 70 support
Mr.. Claws Compromise. and that but for
that apostasy such support would not have
been given. We said no-such thing. From
the first TIE Trib,o,e avowed q Willingness
to compromise the Slavery question, pro-
vided the whole of New-MeXic0 could
thereby be wrested from Texas But when
Mr.. Gays scheme was proposed we were
convinced, from the general attitude OF the
South and from the instantaneous rejection
OF that scheme by the great body of South
ern men. that for the North 10 accept it I'M
III they had accepted 1t, would be a mistake.
The language of The Tribune to Northern
men, for months after ii was proposed. was.
Stand 10 your arms Yield no ADVANTAGE 10
the enemy Beware II any show OF submit
ung To their threats and of being seduced
by their intngues But after Mr.. Web
ster's detection had 50 greatly weakened
the North and lent new vigor and hope 10
The party Of Slavery. this paper was much
more willing and even anxious to secure the
adoption Of Nj Clay's project. because il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

nston street. the wife having With heg two Of her
II years Of age. Mr Stewart. together y n IA OF
Ger nom Kingston, pursued the parties eid overlook
them on the following day. They were taken bach
TO Kingston for trial.
FIREs.-The Match Mandatory of Mr..
Hyatt IN Forty -seYenih-SiTcci between Eighth AMI
Ninth avenues, took FIRE early Yesterday morning
and was partially destroyed before the IRE wss sot
under
small frame dwelling IN Twcn,y.six;h.si ne.r
Eighih-ayenue took Ere on Saturday afternoon All
was entirely consumed
RuN 0yER-A boy named Charles Fonk.
lennon Was run over IN Grand street on saturday ~
ternOOn by horse and cart driven by one PET.
Campheld. The lad Was severely injured
ARREsT FOR GRAND LARcgyy --OE,er
Mcclure OF the Fourth Ward Yesterday ,-,es,c,
one John Powers on charge OF eranl ,rSc,, -,
stealing So from Mr. John Grim residing I'M ~ -
St Powers was committed on Justice O>Sor,e IN,
examination ~
\ SERIOUS Accident. On SaurJ,y
2sih instant, little boy aged wears. a SON ~ Nc.
Newell. residing at 20 Washington. ~ 80,
over by a horse and cart, m Hudson street, near
Amos. The wheel passed over both thighs near the
body, very badly fracturng the left thigh Drs Mi.
Ter and Van Antwerp reduced the fracture and en-.
terrain strong hopes of ms recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
LATER FROM HAyANA.-By the Isabe

LATER FROM HAvANA.-By the ISABEL,
via Charleston, we have received files Of the Faro
Industrial to the 22d inst Nothing was stirring IN
Havana. There adbeen abundant rains IN the lnte-
nor; the vegetation was mcomparably uXurant' and
a bouniifll harvest anticipated. Owing to the
great rise of the rivers, several villages were foo de
and a number of persons drowned. The country mad
not been so healthy for several years The cross OF
the order Of Isabel the Catholic has been bestowed
upon Don Buenavcntura Ballester, of Puerto Prn-
cipe for ms public services at the time Of the nva-
sion Of Lopez.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
-, Thntr Thousand DoIIars' worth OF

rich Dress Goods and sbawls now selling OF AT q NJ
BoDRE's 80 Grand-st, Of Orchard 20 per cent
cheaper than he found IA the cy consisting Of Bacges
Tissues Barge Delanes, Summer POpns, FOulard silks
Six and IAnen Goods Grape Shaws BIZ SILK Shawls. Man
flAS Nsettes ParasOs BIZ AMI Col ri Silks u all kinds
Men and BOYS Summer 81 all kinds Linens, Musns.
Marsees and Toilet Quilts and all kinds Of foreign and do
mesc goods In connection WITH them We have French
Gnghams and French Prints which cost Is ID per yard
which are selling for the low pnce II Is per yard be
SIDES great variety II other goods which selling
50 10 100 per less than they be- bought % the
ciH Ladies now y The time % seclre baTgaln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

THE President IN NIRGINIA-The Rich
mond papers contain glowing accounts Of the recep-
ton Of President Fillmore in that city The ceremo-
mes took place on the poriico Of the Capitol In the
presence of a large assembly Subsequently the
President visited the Constitutional Convention,
where he was received with appropriate honors-
The Convention, after the official ceremonies were
over. took recess, when the President received a
personal introduction to most Of the members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

OHIo.-The Opposition State Central
Committee have issued call for State Convention
Of the party TO be- held at Columbus, August e, for
the nomination OF a Governor, Lieutenant Governor
five Supreme Judges, three Members Of the Board OF
Public Works, one for the term OF one year, one for
the term Of two wears and one for the term Of three
wears one Auditor Of state, Secretary OF state
Treasurer and Attorney General.
The Wing State Convention i TO be held at CO.
lurhuS July g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
GRrAr RARGAINs IN Dry GOoDs.-HIrCH-

COCK IEADBEATER 347 Broadway, corner of Leonard-s
have been reducing the pTco OF their large and beauu
stock Of thin Summer goods. and are now selling some OF
The most elegant French mnslns silk tissues grenadines,
hareges sc for less than the actual cost OF Importation
and lades perfect their waTdrObes from S good an
assortment s has been the city tins al about hall
the usual cost Gentlemen will also find their little wants
m that li IT, gloves handkerchef cravats, hosiery &C
chem there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
For Europe.

Tie next number Of The Tribune for EHrePeq"
Circulation will be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING at 9 O'Clock 1t will contain all the
lates, news upt the time Of gong to press. Inc
Niagara sails from this port on Wednesday at Il
o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

seemed clear that otherwise Freedom would
be the loser. That project was defeated
and freedom was the loser. For that loss,
it would seem as if the Northern people now
held Mr.. Webster responsible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

thought much about Il and, have had hut little cxpe
eucc IA the business Of advertising the newspapers Of
the country n Is hardly worth my while To atemp 20 arr
The matter IN YOU With your consent I'll withdraw the
challenge and give n up. J. -.
TOY b = Tribune Buidngs--June o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
" Rno1's Crayon Pictures resemble In

,e the yenette drawings and pronounced by Asis
aud bers he most beautiful style for Likeness Process
Patented and taken only a, A :. ROOTS Gallery 5'5
proadwat The Roofs have the sole night Of "e Middle
southern and Western States. Operators are cautioned
against any infringement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
SINNER CLOTHING Ar REDUCED Prices

Co. We are selling OF our stock Of Mons and Boys Cloth
az arrery prices, 20 make for our stock Of Win
ter soods B-Large STOCK Of Linen Goats. cheap ioT
Cas6 BOUGHToN & KNAPP, 80 Malden-lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1851.

tS Persons about leaving the Cts during the summer
months have the Dis Tr5unc sent to them By leh
or sending their address 20 the Publication O3cc corner on
Spruce and Nassau-s.s opposite the City Hll PAGE y
cent. month able IN advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

o, mistake took from she Ha,l~n River steamer i-anr
Newton. Munday last At her pieT u N'w nfN- il
sized hiacl hard leather Naisc. considerably wurn u
had uk Whatever There were iNo,i"ps o.rf ihe i'
hucke1 front leather guard over Tie nck, iastrtea
down b. sap sud hickic Tho aisr cnt1ined letter.
addressed ~ l. Crnlal, NYrac1sc.' and VARIETY 1T
other III en and printed laIcrs b, arng The ,amr NAME
md pacr, incl udng uic insurance policy Connecticut
Mutual dated Apu O. 1890 aud manuscript II aho"t mt
rartS M the same signature dated Apul, 1851 Iat
srS vhhas been accidentally buIdened with the charge
If thN Nasc and contents Will receive he thanks oi the
amer d liberal reward Tor h,s trouble II he Will leave
Them VI the Nov lora Herald Office al the Office OF the
People Line New York p.og between Cortland aud IL
hrr, ~ send them l1 cypress, directed " l. Gran
nEtl syracuse. y y ir2S SIN MAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

bile body as well as 20 the taxpayers Of this CITY,
that the bill as II passed your body before adjourn.
Inenf. AMI more recently by the Senate, be paSsei
without delay and without amendment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

~ +. H. SMITH offers ion sale at 1871
Front Il 9 stars doors helov FULTON st a general as
tntmsnt ~ fIREWoRKS. II the best alty reduced
prees hloh being IT bis nonufac IRE confidently
g. warranted Also Fire Crackers az the lowest market
rates Dcs aud Others invited 20 she 81,
fei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

lY The best medicine now offered to the
public for i paired and dehtated constitutions Dyspep
sa Weakness Of the Stomach and Bowels Loss 81 Ape
ute Darrlaa SC is n BUsHs Celebrated Aromatic
Cordial II carries It's recommendations with II. Pm
opal DeIOt $40 Greenwich, corner OF Duane-St AMI ly
Druggists generally. Price ~ cents per bottle
e3O 3iMW&Sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
u. Tho Fashionable Shoe Store for ladIes

and gentlemen dec dedy that Of Mr. CAHILL 80 Bioau
wav AL the eleeace and taste tha can BE- emphI,o IVA
the shoe trade concentrated m tins magazine en- store
The stock Of beautiful shoes and galters FOR IsGe
UNSURPASSED IN this city, and IN gentlemens me 'O'
nobody pretends o. compete with Cahl boots SHOES anu
sAters If ever dcscr pton made % order IN te pes s
and rerfccf III warranted all cases. Females are m NJ
ennnce M iake The measure and Wat upon the adc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

c,>,ss PAN.wAs.--The Stock x, OF o' SmS" I,
se.s f,r esnileyoea &nd bow, i - S,Sris,
White TIC finest AMI llst $50 ~ bis
Gtsls -. ~ has ever bad the pleasure % % $3.50
freed ana me VIM opposite ~ faulS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

e The cornerstone of the building for
the reception ofReSpeciabe Aged INDECENT Females.
VIII be laid on Tuesday. July St, at o'clock. PM.
with appropriate exercises. Several eminent clcr-
gymen may be expected to speak on this occasion.
Should the weather prove unfavorable the exercises
Will be held on the next fair day same hour A.
cemmodations viii be provided for ladies'. and the
friends of this noble charity. and the public gene
rally are invited to attend. The site Is on Washing
ton-ayenue. near De Kalb-avenue.
The NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY. - The
Committee appointed by the Common Council to
make arrangements for the ceebruon al the Fourth.
have been quite active m their work. The fire
works. numbering eight large pieces, ana a variety
Of smaller ones have been procured, the services Of
an excellent band engaged and arrangements made
90 fire the National SalutoS, besides preparations for
other demonstrations.
The City Fathers have a meeting this evening, a,
the call of HIS Honor the MAYOR. 20 take INTO con
sdera,on the invitation OF the citizens 10 loin m the
procession and festivities Of the daN.
EIsHru AND Ninth WARD POLICEMEN.
One Of the new amendments to the City Charter
provides for the establishment Of protective AMI
detective Police lor the outer or agricultural Wards
as they are termed It may not be generally under
stood that there only certain matters accounts or
expenses. which are incidental 10 the whole city, and
since the first of January last the above districts
have had no Police The bill provides that the Al
demen. IN conjunction with the Mayor snail nom-
nate and appoint As many shall be thought neccS-
sary for the protection of the WarlS,or many A.
the residents of the district Will pay FOR Under au
thority Of tins provision the following appointments
HI. H.
and all but three were qualified Daniel Mouell,
George W. EuStis, Christian Velth, Augustus NJ
savage Patrick Martin, Charles -Deary, William
Wad John Forben, John Mccormick. John w
Van Pen. The new appoIntoeS entered upon their
duties Yesterday Sunday
RoBBING 4 NEssEL.-A man named John
Murphy was ;srested by officer Bowers on Saturday
morning. charged with robbing vessel al the foot
Of Montague-p place OF quantity Of rope, coriage,
&C. and also taking possession of boat valued at
about SIS He was taken before Justice King, found
guilty and sentenced to the pentenilary for months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
L.n,es Now IS rug TmE.-Fitv thou

LADIES NOW IS THE IiME.-flity thOu-
sand yards Of printed Lawns Mgns and Jacone'ts sell
ng o at 30 per cent less Than they cost 20 import Al d
BOBrNEs SO Grand street. corner II Orchard Also, Ba-
reyes Barge Delanos. Tissues, Sumner Silks, SiiS ana
Linen Goods Grape Shawis Black SIX Sha~ls All xmas
n foreign and domestic dry goods from 50 70 100 per cent
los Tim they selling IN any O,her stOre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

rT L.Asv & Co, LEADERS and intro
-. n fashion fof 6s,uilemers Hats, g. and A.,o'
E-.alaaa L-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

~ Insurance Companies, as well as Mer-
harls Manufacturers &c. md both convenient and adj
o. advertise the leading papers IF the country
at b PAImERs Agency Tribune Buildings, where the
best selection can be- had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
R,,,xr,NcE-The celebrated Puritan

nv -" -, -, called ~ men % repentance AMI
prcseheil Jia 80 h.fsoen him and modern KNOX
her 49,, fsr when any osls uloa the latter ne
ver eeerts bpi - s~Ays 'eI. 90, ne. ~ ~, All ,nr
Hat 49, Yss sss on AAad aios beautiful article o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
WEAR.-Flrst
Cvx1IrNFNs SUMNER

-, pe,s, made white and colored Grass aud Linen
g. So-Ss, Cir,h Neuno Alpaca. and Luster DO
s.1sis n,~d CSsslmere Menno, BombazIne and Drilling
Panialcons with large assortment OF Linen, har>eie'
.,sg American HOtei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
su,srs THAT FIT INFALLlBLy.-Thc me

,i " measuring adopted NJ GREEN, At Asior House,
s,,,rr, NJ with mathematical certainty The quali. d"
he ,,tera aud the ne.dlewofk unelualed And II
the ven hour when Of Shirts promised they az
sent home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
KNArp's HsALrH RESTORATIVE BIrrERs.

This preparation a. may readily be supposed from the
virtues attributed TO u numerous Testimonies Is rising
daily IN pubic estimation The sales are increasing RAPIDLY
and oIdch come from the remote parts Of the Union
Wherever las been tired remedy Tor diseases OF the
stomach liver aud for general weakness
and debility effects have excited asOnShmcnt. and from
present appearances hkely become the most popular
iam', medicine of the day General Depot 3bl HldSpnS
aud tor sale al l30 Eulton.s 81 ~ cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
~ fowLERS Il WELLS, Phrenolosists
nd Publishers Clinton Nail 3l Nassau-st he PARK

~ De GRAw y Co. stock al Summer
hng embraces euor thins that giant ant f,A,aa-
.hs tn Tao market and Immense VARIETY enables
.stisf even call and "a. the loves. p'sSHlc prices
"a ttThSNAMs " DE GRAN \ co, 49, kuito.i-,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

member that their old fayoutc Hadaway, takes Benefit
ms EyiNiNG. Javeh Herr Cline, Larcu, and the Bold
Dragons will assist IN entertaining and amusing them;
and we know that there VIZ be full house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30


street Nssssu-,f TO New SaIt Dealers. antilles
Hoiele. SiAEie Gontrmen, s. Ac-4he above l2pndp /;
tLe . extensive fhe United Sft'es has been perfected
~ s. etpenss anu cal complete 100 dozen pieces At Least
pei New SHIRTS quantity ara even style done
IN f,s ths trade wholesale de2leu aul Bnadwl Ston>
pfomIsy and the very best marF r Collars ironed ga
no, stYle Fanily clothes purely washed CLEARLY >afchcl
and elcsaui roncd few hour notice, ~hsn required
asng and rough drs Al two shlugs per dozen pieces
s those wishing D. az hsuc ShrnNing 81 all fabrics
lor uee hani tailor co,h.ess &c Al the shortest notice
Ihs Inudry combines The fl0Wing al, antagc>. untns
.connn.s comfort and Dispatch Travellers AMI those
esVng the city haste have hc clothes washed and
rnr IA tie hest manner within three hours No mate.
81 ~ t.ed IA the Washing Department but pure olive oil
s,aD sud filtered Groom Water Gentrnleus starts are
done Up ~qusl 10 sbrs on sale 1ehteeas yoiisis
iped IN ffoy si,e Light cO0red {anikoons and vests
l.ssntl, lroaeG aud phshed Articles Washed here Near
angef a. they carefully handled and All u>e % NE
49, Isafd AMI wrnging by hand entirely avoided 4
SAes dresses and al ihe ARTICLES done up by sn esen-
.nced French aUndFess Stzns. INK spots and mil'N
r,,n, ed The shr hands FOR starch bsbes. bIoa2wa
mi other work. OF the best All Articles collected
And returned by uAgon carefully protected Tree Of charge
ppl, % send IS post 20 New YorN Lauadr sSTlcc -
Iege gAlAkS'
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NoV'S THE TINE.

Now's the time and now 5 the hour
an the crcylCes to scour,
Yielding up 10 LlON'S power
All the insect race
Dust his magic powder DER
Ceiling, walnScoi wall AMI Nlni
Hci-hugS fall 10 rise no more,
Reaches streW the place.
Spread his famed magnetic pills.
And rats, mlco--thoSe plagu' Ills
soon shall die IN rooms. barns. mills,
Leaving not trace.
Depot for LYoN's Magnetic Powder and Pllls' iA Boad
i, n, fcjD 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

supplied with elegant SILVER NAME and NUMBER ~ AIE-
II new aud beautiful designs, plated the most suisinu
'ia manner and elegantly engraved. a. very lr" pfrrn
Orcrs nul samples sent ht Express o. p1ti VI thr
suuntTt EtEklELL, ju2 broadway. c1f bnthf-si
ic2g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

- The REGIciDEs DAUGHTER" by W.
II Carpenter is a story OF Puntanic life drawing
It's materials from the well-known history Of the
Kings Judges in America. Whalley Is the father Of
the regiciGes daughter, and The romance of ms life
is wrought up INTO spirited tale. Elmo. pp 2l3
Linnincott. Grambo q Coz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

~ See advertisement of BAsBIrr'S
:, ap pow der on SECOND Pasc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

10 The reputation of the cheap Boot
and Shoe Depot "a Anr-s Is bounded on the North hs
Inc Arctic Ocean Souh hv the Atlantic East b, the Bay
# FUND.-, and Wtsth, the Rocky Mountains. The Who'll"
population (bafung the ndansl within those limits 'dht
that JONES IS without COM ctItoy m ms line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

wishing splendid pair of shoes for the occasion, find
hem made of the genuine French Patent Leather, wal
raniel uoi 10 crack al McGENRNS 81 NNdcn-ane The
pnCes are moderate Call aud see them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

Cu3cns and strangers invited 60 call and examine the
stock Of Roots Shoes anl CATERS offered iSs sale AZ To-
Booinaktts Union. % Nassar-~V 20 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
~ "HoME SCENES AND HOVE ISFLu-

ENcE." STORIES FOR YOUNG HoUsEKEEpgRs,' and
"LEssoNs N LIFE," are the titles OF three new vol
umes Of ARrHUR's Library for the Household"
fully sustaining the elevated moral tone and admras
bic domestic spirit of that excellent sere,. Lippn
colt. Grambo & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

ELOPEMESI AND ARREsT OF The PAR
TrIs.-A nan named Chas, Marshall. resident OF
Kingston. \ y. was arrested on friday night by
III First Ward Police, charged with clipping "lh the
wife Of Mr. Stewart Of the same place, dni also
with carving OF with mm besides the lady, 500 IN
cash and about $50 worth Of iewelry belonging 10
Ter. II appears that they arrived IN the city on
Thursday last lnd put pai puohc house N WASH