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1853 Frat avenue this (gednesday) afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
NKwooxm Tuesday, June Z. after ngering Ill
ness janice widow Of George W. hew;omb in the 6lsi
year her age native OF Eogand but for the last thirty
years h resident OF this city
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 At
tend the fpn raj st. Pauls cbapei OF Broad
way and yesey street. Thursday Afternoon, at three
O'Clock.
PKApsoS.--on Tuesday, Juie7, MARY CHURCH Aosxw
PEARSON, aged 10 years.
Thy spirit bright has fed nom earth,
Fled from world OF pain,
Gone where sorrow
TOY soul shall ever stain.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral, from her residence No. 4ot
Ninth avenue, above Thirty fourth street, THURSDAY
afternoon, at two O'Clock, without further notice.
spAssos.-Suddeniy Cd Monday, June Q, FRANK, young
est child Of Mary and James Shannon, aged year
months and 20 DAYS
The relatives and friends Of the family and those OF bis
grandparents, Mfs Phoebe II. Shannon Mrs Mary z.
Hunt, respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral with
out further nvson this "wednesday Afternoon half
past O'Clock from the residence OF bis parents No.
los Lewis street
Fshkll and Poughkeepsie papers please copy
SrARxs-On Sunday morning, June 8, Mrs CArHARrE
SPARES In the list OF her age wife OF Samuel Sparks
and daughter OF the late Alexander Fink
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late resideoce No
25 West Thirty NTH street, this Wednesday, afternoon
a two O'Clock, without further invitation.
WALDRos On Friday, May 20, after illness OF three
weeks Jossra j. WAIDRos, formerly of Poughkeepse.
His remains were removed TO Hudson N T., for inter-
ment
Poughkeepse papers please copy.
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Another Wife Poisoning Case.
FoRr JERvIs, N. Y, June 8, 1st

Fort JERvIB, N T., June D, zoos.
The neighbornood OF Montague, Sussex County, NJ T.,
eight miles below this place. has been in the greatest
state of excitement imaginable for the past few days,
from the fact that the sudden death Of woman near
Montague was very mysterious, and the facts ELECTED
upon examination have 30 far, proven It, The facts
these-A certain Dr. Wickham induced ignorant man,
by the name Of Cole TO have hs wfes life insured for
"a co., and she would be confined in short time 1t
was arranged to have her die at that time and they two
divide the insurance money; but 1t 80 happened that
she was confined when DR.. Wickham was absent and
another physician called, who delivered her Of her
child, and both were doing as well az could be
expected for about a week, when Dr.. Wickham
called to sec her, and she not being quite as well
that day "a natural consequence the doctor gave her
something e medicine and in twenty minutes she was
corpse She buried In due time, and nothing wa
thought of till the suspicious OF the insurance company
were excited by the anxiety Of the parties to get the
money and they sent agent to make inquiries and had
the body disinterred, when, upon examination, large
quantity Of arsenic discovered IN the stomach The
parties in the meantime, had been arrested, and Cole
confessed the WHOLE above stated to the agreement
between himself and Wckham but before the proper evil
dence could BIO got here for the commitment OF Dr. Wick
ham, the Justice, unaccountabe reason, dis
charged him from custody, and he escaped
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The Family Herald.

THE FIRST BATTLE IN ITALY-rHE FRENCH AND SAt-
DISIANs vICTORIOUs-ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB-INTERESrING SUIT FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE AT ST. LoUfS-THE PREsf
DENTS TRIP TO NORTH CARoLINA'-oUR NEGoPIA-
TIONS WITH CHlNA--LoCAL New5-MARKET RE
PORTS, ETC., ETC.
The FAMILY HERALD, in hs regular edition Of today
will Latest News from the sest Of in Europe
with full details of the First Battle in IsySanguinary Con
fct MoLtebelo, and Compets out q tae Austians with
Hundred Mes-Arothss Engagement and
the ssrdn.sns Victorious.
will also give ort of the annusl Regatta Of the New
York Yacht Club Thursday An Accsun Of the Mysterious
Death of Young Actress, Mrs Fanny Deane Halssy-
Statement Of her Husband who Accuses Her OF Iuadey
with a Contractor in Notwithstanding Statement CT
Deoeaseds kother, &c.. The details Of very Interest
ing Bresch Of Promise in 1T Louisverdlct for
slOOOOO-ihe plaintiff New York Lady-Unsuccssssul At
tempt Defsme Character Ks This President in North
Caroaa-His Reception hs Road Speeches Inclden &c
Our Negotiations with ,eech OF the Hon
William Reed before the Board OF Trade OF Philadelphia
Meeting Of the American Geographical and Statistical Society
Euoges and Biographical "reminiscences OF Baron Hu mbod
by Rev j. p Thomp,on, Prof Leber, Prof Guyo and Mr.
Bancroft The Exen and Damage OF the Recent
Illinois Iowa. with ali the Of tho preceding week
Of and importance; All the Local News Of interest
of New York and the adjoining Cties Police Reports
TheAvical Notices, Coroner's lnquesa &C.
The FAMILY HERALD contains each week report Of the Con
diuon OF the New York Cattle Market with the amount of Stock
for SALE their Condition. the Prices for which they
Sold dc report the Prices of ali kinds Of Family Market
ing at Washington Market New York City, Commercial and
Money Market Reports Marriages and Deaths for the week
and large amount Of miscellaneous matter.
Terms-Ihe FAMILY HxaAip publshed every Wednesday
Two Dollars snge copies four cents 1t can
be obainsd once and Of Al he vendeEa Ad
vertisements Inserted Al the usual HERALD rstes
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sPUR0EON'S LATEST SERMONS,
NEW YOKK WAvEni.sY.
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IL YORK wAyERLEY.
Surgeons which esctfsing England snA
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1he first containing fshtu portrait OF ~
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AS has already been mentioned, our troops IN Texas
uer MAJOR Van Dorm, have another very success
~, scout and obtained couDiee oeas,ye victory
n, T the Camanche indiana We have been permitted 70
copv says the Boston CJDt from private letter of an
oT,, Major Van Dora's reg iaaeat ia cava,ry) and
nsrcinsu, in the scout, the following partsu
lara The ls> Ter ID dated In Camp Big rare Creek,
May IA
last come up with VI. CanNchs and yesterday evening
We attacked them IN camp. rne hgnt lasted about
hour ana was a severe We found the indians en-
camped in thick and sam ast i'm able Jungle thai
we were compelled to aWsck them great Disadvantage
on foot.
There were eighty Ave Indians IN the band. Three
only escaped uuhurt Forty nine killed. and thirty
three captured, several OF whom were wounded. We
deeply regretted that eight women and children were
among the killed and wounded This happened in conse
quenoe OF the undergrow being thick that was i'm
possible Distinguish the squaws from the men. Lieut.
Lee badly wounded but Is hoped that he will soon
recover Capt smith also severely but not Danger
ously wounded One was killed instantly, ana ten
Others less severely wounded, one or tao Of
whom think, will die. 1t is the most extensive scout
that has been made In Texas, and II will no doubt prove
more eaectual ntimdapcg the Carnanches than Maj
Van Dorns previous seccessfu fight It will teach them
that hundred miles 30 beyond the usual limits
scouts from Texas will not prove sanctuary.
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Board Of Supervisors.
v,ot Inst aveuinv Praaida0t pup


This Beard met last evening, President Purdy in the
tbsir.
The msjcrisy report in favor Of paying Arthur & Co.
5 SEQ for stationery, &C.. for the several courts was
hcopted by vote Of nine 10 two.
Mr. Blurtp motion to adopt the minority report reduc-
Ing the bill Is per cent was lost
The requiston Of the City Judge for law books and the
equsons some Of the clerks OF the courts for sta
|ionery were referred
CHANCE or A NBw CITY HALL
appointed by the Board the purpose
experimenting the erection new CJ Han, sen.
COMMUNICATION stating that from the answers 10 inquiries
made 70 the several judges Is to what nmodxton
ney would require. The Conclusion 10 the
uson nst oudingtnuch larger than taat np'a;d
soe LegnIssure would be necessary; that the OF
<ovNvv sosa,iy inadequate for the purpose aud
poe million OF dollars least would be necessary 60 eect
suitable BUILDING Toe Commissioners hau caused aas
or sne o. eCIo o. PORTION q binding to DO MADE;
ut % the opinion OF conse (Mr McKeonj was taken by
Vbch appears that the Comm ssloners h.d n, risht
uo portion they nave taken no further action 10 ,hs
| The Communication ordered 70 DO printed
The Following resolutions were presented by Mr. pardv
no Adopted
Resolved That the Committee on County oglces ,n,u,ro
and report TO this Board TO what extent the newly
Board Of Commissioners Of Taxes and Assssamsoss
ppohted Under the Comptroller Affects the respoasibi
ga devovIng upon the Supervisors OF this county toe
pportionment and levying Of taxes.
Resoved That the conlmrtee on Annual Taxes as.sr
ip end report 70 this Board what ccudtlon tue
the Commissioners of faxes heretofore appon ed by
SaIefv 10rs stood when assessment Law went
10 elect ana mat the committee also report what pro-
tCn OF increase and dfinutio1 value
ls for this year SHOW ~ compared with the va!uati
last year.
communication was received from tho Comptroller
ai,rg that requson bad been made upon him by the
mnsoners appointed the removal Of ob,tructiju.
The Harlem river and for free bridge over the ssns
:he Of cauuty honda tho Rwoaus q $40 OOO a.
ovced for by tho act Of Log isalure passes, ,r
49, The Comptroller that will De usrssaary t,r
B"srd Of sperv9ors TO make provision IN .aaa.s
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The Montgomery Mt Savannah.
SAVANNAH, June Z, 1859.
The steamship Montgomery arrived at her wharf at ten
O'Clock this morning. All well
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK hoard.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, June Z, 1859.
Ra,road. lsgs 49, Morris Canal SLY; Long Island Raii
road, lG,4; pennsylvania Railroad, sss1.
NEW ORLEANS, June 7, 1859.
Cotton-sales to day $500 bales, at 10alc lie. for
middpg The sales Of the last three days add up $500
bales and the receipts eco bales against 800 for
same time last year. Stock 90 200 bales; ,,,. ,e,o
Flour dull and held at 81 for Howard sreet aud Ohio
City Mills brand has declined Csc. Wheat dull and
Changed Corn active; white Sac. Soc. yellow SSc.
90c. Provisions quiet Bacon ~. a7Ac for shoulders;
exc exc for sides. Mess pork nomnay SIT Is.
OswEeo, June 10 P NJ.
-Four unchanged. wheat-Narket opened nrm with an
hitting and speculative demand, but closed shade
easier with less inquiry sales In the morning 35 900
bushels al 81 6ek 81 10 for white Indiana and Mchi
gan including 2oo bushels Milwaukee Club private
ie tps may quoted Ut about 81 rs. Corn
quiet oas mac i've nomiaaliy SOC. for Canadian.
Canal freignts quiet and unchanged Lake mpors-65o
bo -four, 6,ito bashels wheat, $500 bushels No
-four or grain shipped By caual
Flour in iair local and interior demand, aud marxe.
steady of 500 bbs ar So So SO for Stat from
Chicago sPring and nlwaukee cuo wheat; 81 70 for
str arg brands Wisconsin; So SIX 81 rs for
Michigan Indiana and Oho and :, sos 81 10 for double
extras Wheat It'll quiet sales of 5000 bushels ia lots
81 B2 Tor RED OHIO 81 GO for white Illinois, and 81 "a
for oroiDary white Michigan 10 bags Corn-2c better,
coslna hrn with GOOD demand tales rs oGo bushels,
par, evening at nc the balance this morning.
isc. Oars quiet. Barley dull Rye him sales $500
bushels State at ST. Wbiskey-Saies OF $50 bbs DC
Caos treigbu-9c. corn, loo. wheat and $50.
-four Ne~ York. Lske mpovss4o0o bes -four, 1850
bushels whea, Canal exports-300 bb.s. flour, 1000
busheis wheat, 1900 bushels corn.
BUFFALO, June 7-6 P. NJ.
Flour opened moderately active, but closed dull and
drcoppg sas the da) $50 bois. at S. So So for
State tIom Chicago sprDx and Nil yankee Climb wheat;
So rs for extra wisconsn So S7M 81 Is for extra Mchi
esn Inoian. and Ohio; 81 SO 81 10 Tor double
Wheat market more animated, bns still heavy: sales
40 bushels at$i 60 for white Illinois, and red 40
bagged, 81 62h; white ao do 81 GA Corn market Two
cents higher and closed heavy saes IL 900 bushels -
at 7Sc. Osu steady sales 800 bushels West
ern 5i]lc Barley dull Rye firm at ST. sales 3 500
bushels STATE. Whskey easef sales $50 bbs. q. &c.
Canal neRhta-Qc. corn, l0c. on wheat and CSC.
-four To New York Lake imports-5000 bbls -four,
100 busheis wheat $500 lsneis Caua exports
SEQ bbs four 900 bushels wheat 5000 BUSHELS
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Court CaIcndar-.This Day.

SupRnR CouRr-Crcuit mos. 1897, 1913,
1863 l947 S247 1884, l727 1859. 1856 1926 1887 1912
1883 1856 257l 49, 1573 1852 1888 Part 2Nos 1892,
$780, 7eo 1926 1905, 1885, 1884, 1874 1884, 1872 1898,
1924, 1928, 1892, 1882, 1914, 1880, 2eo6.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Mos. 49, 625, 2l2, $751; 1855,
427 $685. 2 l48. GOT, 428 So 1885, 260H, 1872 234, IL,
76 TO- 226 Part2-Nos 6 495, 46l 657, 662, 6S5 65s,
67o 672, 63 GIG, 67s, 67s Co., $685. TRIAL term will DO
held in the old room Of the superior Court corner OF
Chambers and Centre streets, as formerly
COMMON PLgAs-Pert 2-Nos 1888, 69o, 90o l0lT lolS,
1856 1908, 1915, 1885, 129, ga, 296, 622 600, TOO
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no lived aud borec for the great loss all have sustained
at this gu aden and unexpected bereavement
They also their high estimate his great ega
atainments, and his exemplary department in AL the
cial relations.
They these expressions to be entered upon the
records of the Court, that cepy signed by all the
Judges, be sent TO the family of the deceased
Tho bar very fully attended during these proceed
ngs Governor Morgan and the other State officers were
present.
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Married,

MEAD-KErcHAM-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June Z by
the Rev. Dr. Kennay, JOHN p MEAD TO HENRIETTA, eldest
laughter of alfred Kecbam, Esq.
hysvns-WooD.-In Philadelphia, on Thursday, June q
by Friends ceremony, in presence Of Mayor Henry LOUIS
UNDyRHuI-HARRrs-AtB uttermilk Falls, Orange coun
,y on Monday, June g. by the Rev John Gray, Mr. Rlca
A. UspgRsIL OF Eastchester TO Miss EIIzABH PHus
HAksIs, OF the former place.
wnIIAMs-w KSpKiL-In Williamsburg, N. z, on Sun
day. June 5, by the Rev. A. a. Partridge, Mr. HIRAM VIII
AMs Of Philadelphia, TO Miss EZAnErn WESpEL Of this
city.
Philadelnhta papera please COPY.
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Executions In Canada.

HAMILTON, c. w., June 7, 1850.
John Mitchell hung at seven o'clock this morning
for the murder Of his wife. Notwithstanding the early
hour of tho execution vast number OF spectators as
sembed Mitchell confessed the murder, but refused TO
disclose hls previous history
BRASTFoRD, c. W, June 7, 1859.
The negroes Moore and Over the murderers OF the
mail carrier, hung ut nine O'Clock tas morning.
They made a full confession OF their guilt.
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FOR GEsTLEMEN's SUMNER WEAR.

wARNOCK CO,
FASHIONABLE HATrERs
invite attention 10 their extensive and varied assortment o.
UMMEK HATS, In fabrics of BEAVEn, SILK, FELT,
CSUTH LEAratk and STRAW, from every cline, aud
uiodelIei W prevailing tsstes E,pectaly notice cur
CASHMERE DkEeS Il ct,
Always avortenow reproduced with new and beautiful
arish, and exceedingly attractive -
OUk >CUNU 6EN1LEMEN'B STRAW HAT.
Nothing be more charming than our
STRAW HAT FOR YOUNG 0ENrI.EAEN.
Neat and jaunty--a perfect gem and most decidedly
THE HAT OF THE SEASON.
WAkrUCk CO.,
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FREE MAIL MArTER.-The Post Office Depart
ment for the purpose Of ascertanng the ek. ao imt
which would accrue the OF the General Post
Once postage paid upon all the matter which is
transmitted through the malls free OF CHARGE about
issuing circular directing postmaseIs 70 keep daily ac-
count OF ADDITIONAL which would accrue TO their
respective Post Offices postage paid upon free mail
matter proposed 10 have these accounts commence
with the first day Of July next 70 continue for 1--we quar-
ters and returns thereof 10 be transmitted quarterly 70
the Post Office Department. TEHE3&
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The Boston Weekly Bank Statement.


TORONTO, Z. W., June 7, 1852
from different parts of Canada West state that
frost Saturday night has doue most serious
damage TO fruit potatoes, aud garden vegetables
Wheat unDjured and thought the effect or the frost
may be destructive Of the dy which beginning to ap
Gear Ia come sections
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Summer Cads rgsrments-In SILK, Merlno,
Lse thread all szee at LAUuHLISs, corner
Of Greenwich and Nora, streets,
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Rational Love OF style Ia Dress Is natu-
TO nsn and bs reasonably gried by purchasing al
the mammt,h clothing emporium. 2ia broadway.
UhuMGOLU PROCH.
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Ths Eatest Drawings or the LegafIxed Lot
eraes, - reported 70 WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.,

Ths Eatest Drawings or the LegaiIzed Lot
teries ~ reported 70 WOOD, EDDY 4 CO..
DELAwAR;, GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
ofacL drawings by telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERIES.
The subscribers Commissioners appointed the Governor
terry authorz by having ,hs ay asnaei Inc
drawing OF tn Lottery for the OF Delaware
were TINS DAY drawn from the wseel, VIZ
EXTRA GLASS, No. SIS JUNE :. 1852
10, 40, 9. ", rs, 8. 10, 70, 20, 43, IA, 81, IS.
Glass No a2I JUNK 7, 1859.
IS, 9, %, 20, 81, 4s, IL, SO, SO, 8, 81, s3.
And that the said numbers the order In which
I,is our hands at Wilmington Del this Puesday juno
q H'' S saos sss1 O. GORDON COMMISSIONER.
JAMES DUNCAN.
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
The saoscrioen Commissioners appointed 10 supcrntend
tho drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery hereby certify
that The are the numbers which tnis day drawn
Glass No. s2l, June 7, 1889
%, II, "a, SO, A. 81, 81, At, 49, T. r. 81, rs, 16.
CLASS No. aas EXTRA, JUNE 7, 1859.
81, 70, Sc, 30, 46, 66, a. Is I6, SO, 6, 3, II, D.
And that the said numbers were drawn In The orsr In which
witness bands. a. Augusta Ca this Tuesday, June
Z, 1859. F.0 BAR8ER, (C,,,,,.,o,.-,
WOOD EDDY co. saS as.sssa Ds Sssrsie
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wac Murder.

we
rbis wear bas been peculiarly noted thus mr. Icw
number Of persons who have been brought before the
courts OF this country and who have suffered or arc
about TO suffer- for the brutal crime of wife murder.
brief enumeration OF those within the scope OF our recol
lection win show 10 what extent this awful CRIME
has been carried on.
In this city we have now under sentence Of death
James shepherd for the murder Of his wife by setting
fire 10 bis own houe and leaving her to perish in the
lanes and James Stephens who sent the he had
vowed 10 protect and her final resting place by
the administration Of poison. We have also in prison
George Meyer, German, who killed his wife the 5th
instant, and negro man for the offence.
On the 9th OF May Michael McNamee
Goth David s. Evans and Christian Jacoby were
hung In Pttsburg, Pa, each for the crime Of wife
murder On the 18th OF May James H. johnson suffered
the penalty Of the law in Rappahannock county Va and
the 9th, named Murphy (both for killing their
wives) was have been executed in Saunton, Va but
ia under respite from the Governor On the Sd Of
June, Michael 0Brien hung in Albany for brutaiy
beating his wife TO death at Cohoes In that county On
the 18th of June George Fl. Lamb will be hung In st
Louis for taking the life Of his wife by holding her head
under water until she drowned
By Geographic despatch in another column, we zee
that named John Mitchell was hung yesterday, in
Hamilton, Canada West for taking the life Of his wife.
Besides the above, Henry Jumperz Is under sentence
Of death Chicago for killing his MISTRESS who was the
lawful wife Of another man. and Henry Wappner H to be
executed San Francisco the 18th inst for the
der Of young girl with whom he unawfuly living.
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Summer Unde1shirIs and Drawers, from IS
cents 10 The fnest qualities
MOODY's Shirt Emporium, 262 Broadway
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They Take Every Eye-ThOse Splendid
cashmere fpying blue and pearl Ut VIII rE6 ZIG Broad
way, under Barpum q Museum.
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chronological Examinations, Pointing Out
The tsent cefec ard proper ocupaon may be obtained
daily at FOWLER WELLS, sos Broadway.
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Bachelors Hssr Dye, Wigs and Toupe~.-
The In the world surpAesing all made hold aopled
ct tbe nufactory, 25S broadway.
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MoIpby Smoking Jackets for IS cents, Mt
Nm Il. SMITHS. las Fulton street..
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BrHdyss Photographic Galleries, 3J0 and
s.3 Broadway New YORK, and 3s2 PennssvAnis avenue
Washington u. O. Photographic Dsgusrreosypes and Am.
crotypeA
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Genin's Summer Hats,
Au tastes suited.
GENIN, 81 BrOsdwAy.
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larger cvcusuop hxn any oher Newspaper published IN
world snd Ia the best medium through which farmers
merchants, mechanics &c IN tied number
o solicited At 81 ine Advertise mena
mnai be handed INTO me Tribune onice 70 day
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Th. New York Weekly Tribune

Holmes Old Gallery, ESQ Broadway. viii
photozraphicg the people Unit the Laisrgu
piree, IN Msy, 1860.
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Delights Of the Race.-The Weather on
Thursday delightfully."- adapted to the aquatic contest
place the glorious hudson Jus warm enough
fr June with coudless sky overhead and retreihins
brseza rfppinR boats joniog La the
all Of swhi Aciy and more or less mooe1 o. nautical
son. too addx have enumerated the display OF
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