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\ Mr.. MeCLERNAND, in pursuance Of prevous notice
introduced bill to eorganze and to improve the efciepc,
the Department Of State which read twice and r.
fered to the Committee on Foreign Affairs
Mr. McMULLEN, In pursuance Of previous notice. intro
duced bill making grant, certain conditions Of land d
the Virgins and Tennessee Railroad Company to aid in III.
construction Of their railroad which read twice and re-
ferrd to the COMMITTEES on Public Lands.
Mr.. CHANDLER asked the unanimous consent of the
House TO introduce the following resolution
Resolved That the Secretary Of tn Interior be requested
the public service would be aided in the discharge Of ia do
ties any public interest Of the United States essentially
benefited, by report the natural productions inventions
played the Industrial Exhibition be held in London r.
1884, and if So what will be the probable cost Of obtaining
such report. sgsss,sf Al a
Mr. JONES objected and called for the regular order Of
business.
Mr.. THOMPSON, of Pennsylvania, from the Committee
the Judiciary which referred the bill Of the Sem
ale to authorize change of venue in certain cases. reported
the same back with an amendment.
Mr. T. said that the committee DESTROYS that this hill
should DO put its passage. II merely for the relief Of
single case, which he feared would not be reached He
moved that the bill be put upon its passage .tt
The amendment proposed is substitute for the bill, and
provides that the civil and equity pending or such
may hereafter be instituted in the United States Circuit
Court for the District Of Columbia, in which the next Of
kin and the heirs and legal representatives of General
Thaddeus Koseiusko may now q hess.Asr be parties,
District Of Columbia to the United States CiEst Court
for the District Of Maryland, sitting Rskmors on ap-
Picaon of either party any solicitor Of the
parties made to the Clerk Of the Circuit for the Dis.
ct Of Columbia, and supported by adavt that there
reason to believe that fair and impartial in said court
for the District Of Columbia cannot be, had Y,
Mr. DUER moved to amend the Original bill by adding
thereto proviso that this section shay only % cases
over which the circuit aforsai have original
Jurisdiction under the constitution Of States, and
sDoke in favor of the amendment q. ,'',
The amendment Of Mr. DuER was den Agreed TO.
After few remarks BY Messrs. and, p. KING,
cary agreed to, under the operation the previous
question. .sa., IT. "a, n
The bill was then ordered to be rGda .Sd time-yeas
ITO, nays 80 and being read the third time was passed.
under the operation of the previous qnestqn.y 81 +
On motion, it ordered that when hes House adjourn
it adjourn to meet on Monday next z.ss Nh
The House then adjourned. ;p.GIr,.
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SPLENDID !-oR RHYME. IF NOT REASON

Oh, Splendid! far famd word, sing thy lot
And, truth to tell, hard one thou hast got
Alas, poor word, how cruelty art thou used
know no other half SO much abused
NO wonder shoudst thou wish to cease 10 be-
What slave maid of. all works toild like thee
splendid picture, and splendid pie, .
splendid prescher, and splendid fry,
splendid building, and splendid buck,
A splendid salary, and splendid luck,
A splendid jugger, and splendid trick,
splendid sword, splendid poridge stick,
splendid covey, and splendid dog,
splendid lawyer, and splendid rogue,
splendid party, and splendid tip,
A splendid jockey, and a splendid whip,
Asplendd cup Of tea, splendid stream,
And oh what splendid Strawberries and cream
splendid actor, and splendid winner, "a
A splendid breakfas', and splendid dinner,
A splendid bargain, and splendid hit, s.rE
splendid fiddler, and splendid wit, .
splendid hasgis, and splendid view,
splendid sermon, and splendid stew, XVI. b, i. ..s
4 splendid woman, and splendid CROP, 3rf .E.
splendid steak, splendid muttcn-chop, n, ,f,.a \.
A splendid pig, splendid piece Of plate, ,,.g
splendid skater, and splendid skate, IN. ....,.
splendid cradle, and a splendid sonnet, .. W.
splendid hustle, and sple.,did bonnet,
splendid fellow, and splendid match; ,.
splendid night Zap, and splendid watch, l
splendid out Of cod, asplenaia night, s3.rarnl.
splendid cook splendid appetite, sst #f
splendid whskey, and splendid ale, y. ha
splendid wig, splendid coat Of mail, al
splendid set Of teeth, splendid bun, ,sg 70.
A splendid picnic, and such splendid fun, a.
A splendid leg, splendid foot and hand, III tE @
g A splendid trumpeser, splendid band, .s.
. A splendid steamer, and splendid wherry. n
A splendid roast Of beef, and splendid sherry, t8
A splendid kilt, splendid pair Of trousers, n 4
A splendid pair Of cats, both splendid moussrs,
A splendid pair Of grsys, with splendid action,
A splendid lunch, and splendid satisfaction,
A splendid paper, and splendid type, Y i
A splendid voice, splendid dish Of tripe,
A splendid spectacle, splendid spec,
splendid ankle, and splendid neck, PA
A splendid salmon, and splendid crab, ~
And.oh' how splendid Jet,y Trefr' Tab, Tfab !
A splendid fencer, and splendid shot, .a
A splendid dancer, dumpling--apd what not fa
Oh, handy Splendid were il not for thee, N
OF "a loss the present age would be.
"@H a.s f3. tffoms Journal
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GENERAL BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUsl.
INSTRUMENTATION
TIME undersigned respectfully the public
they have entered into coparnershp for the
OF general Exchange and Banking business the city
Washinsto under the firm Of ..Fs,f,
.as SELDEN, WITHERS x co. gf.st
All business entrusted TO them will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
. H. <. al .t .s-s Late Treasurer of the United States
a,,..anf JOHN WITHERS,
". s.s.. ..a. .,...... i, OF Alexandria, Virginia
1'. '' X. w. LATHAM, tNi
. Of the city Of Washington
7ra t=s@ ". ..f l.. p. BAYNE,
nov 26-eoiy sfa'." Of baltimore, Maryland.
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ment in the matter In short, let the constitutional
remedies be first exhausted, before resorting to
those measures of resistance, disorganizaton, anu
revolution, which, when threatened eisewnere,
have met with the universal and unmitigateu repro
baton Of her people. AT least, let her not make
herself ridiculous by measures as impotent as tney
are indefensible The Fugitive Slave Law OF last
session is at most but bruttnt tuhnen IN Vermont.
Probably not case would arise under II in that
State for twenty years. This law OF the State
therefore, which processes to override and super
seGe the act Of Congress, and to take It's execution
out of the hands where, not only the act ITSELF bat
the Constitution has placed it, has the singular de-
merit that it exhibits purpose oil resistance under
circumstances where that resistance is not likely 10
be called for, and where of course, the courage 10
carry that purpose out is not likely TO be tested.
: Ii is a remarkable fact that law was formerly
enacted in Vermont giving the right OF trial by jury
to fugitive slaves which law was repealed 10 con-
formiiy with the decision of the Supreme Court IN
9 the case Of Prigg Us. Pennsylvania In that case
il was the unanimous opinion Of the Court that no
law Of the State, conflicting with an act OF Congress
on the subject, was valid; and il was the opinion
of majority of the Judges that no State law regu-
lating the manner in which the provisions of the
stution should be carried out was valid. But
il seems that in the ftfu changes produced in the
Legislature Of that State by the favor,e doctrine Of
rotation in Office all knowledge Of that decision has
passed away from the legislative body, and this
y, provision is re-enacted II is 70 be
II hoped. however that the same principle will in due
time restore that knowledge, and with II the neces
) sary consequences of repeal OF the law.
- A vERMONTER
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Dows1Se, the Horticulturis., in letter from Eng

DOWNING, the Hortculturls!, IN letter from Eng
land, says: 1..,..
ssThe eyes of an nfrm old woman, to whom my having
come from America mentioned and who had
in the new world, frightened up with strange joy seeing
some one from and where her heart had evidently been
late more busy thss at home II good country, she
said her sons had bought land and doing famous.
For nottingham to own land 10 country like this where
the farmers are almost oil only tenants of the few great prope
tors is TO their minds something like holding fee simple
part of paradise" ..5 ra. H
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!. ,FRIENDtv ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE.

U,HIs INSTITUTION is situated pleasant and healthy
part Of the country about five miles north oil the city OF
Phaelpbia II is under the Of Dr. Joshua H. WORTH
ington Superintendent and William and Mary D. Brdsa
Steward and Matron, and is visited weekly by COMMITTEES
Of the Managers. ~ v. = tE' arst
The Asylum founded in tie year 1885, BY members Of
the Society Of Ffiens with view Of aording TO those az
icted with insanity the domestic comforts usually found in
private family combined with kind and efficient moral and
medical treatment- ~ n. j .oE. t#.A.s.t ~
Application for the Of patients may be made either
personally or by letter adJressed TO #I-.#.}
: bdI "a pHtfeh ttf&a anffa eG CHARLES ELLIS ,sf
Clerk Of Board d Manssers No. So Chestnut street.
ta'ylats ~! iff s.'s6N a. .philadelphia; Dr. to-
Secretary ot the Committee on Admissions
June Il-iydSsc No. ~ south Sd u. PHILADELPHIA.
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splendid scheme for January IS, 1851.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass u,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Japuary2s' 1871
90 drawn ballots out of 20 tickets. IA

4 l..E III rt LOU prizes OF pfoV enSn. .t
t.t .. Lowest three drawn numbers $500
Tickets $32-Halves Sl6-Quarters SS-Eghths 50.
'-s-.-'-N- f,.rt6cote. of Package Q6 wholes 4So
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. REED In pursuance Of previous notice, introduced
hin grating portion Of public land TO the Stale Of Pennsy
v~ns 20 aid In hs conucfoa Of eeran rsrosd therein
which was iced twice and referred the Committee Pub
Lie Lands.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
Our baltimore correspondence.

BALTIMORE Way 10 1850.
Gertrai hsihodi't P,otstant Cosnisr,s
Cuban Runors- Wetssr's po',. &c.
The General Conf renee of the Methodist Protestant
Church Is sill In in this city and ~ probably
continue in session for several days to come. The
Committee on boundaries yesterday made q report.
submitting the following recommendation That
hiffisippi be recognis. annual conference that
Oregon aud California be organized annual confer.
cnces, thht Texas be recognised ss an annual con.
Terence With the present Boundaries that the confer.
stce 'snctou the boundary Hx.d bstv.n the
New York and New Jersey conference by th1s. boies.
that Missouri be recognised ~ sa annual conference
The sPp.al IN the csse of the Rev . O. B-nninx
hrainft the action ~ the Georgia conference which
pronounced him gut T. of n morality vas ind.1nit.fv
postIuu'd ~ vote ~ - 80 - There vas nothing
ese % genera interest transacted ysst rIay
'tutl letf,it i've dollar notes ON the linton Dank II
Maryland have made their appearance IN this city
housh they scarcely r"stn nbe the gcnuine notes "a
amy particular he vgnr' on the counterfeit Il ths
coat - afm- - Peunfy yfeHni.
~ has sen announced ia some of the Northern
TaIete that two II ths ship lasds II vsi nien
are ah"nt '" r"Vo Niuuxe Cuba st.d from this port
" otnfrtl lnpsz hss received stronger reinforce
m'bt- nom other quArters. Than he hts ffom Balti-
moe, be oili ha,e the command Ola vory slim army
th'rt has certainly ten vosstis from this port tor
thaI austinntitn
The vet. cat by Daniel bsfrr yrstrfday ngsinst
be tuu lfofnit" hill of Mr. Ciay. has lover A him
mrltly Ia the estimation of Batinp-eans Ifia pa
truti' ~ y regarded a. having vanished before the
sounds ift M home Of -satsiac tDu at the stand he
bad taken iB favor Of the Union OH Harry T. the
uuiy man IN the vhig ranks Whose patriotism can
override ~ sslisb per onal HInsirratons lie would
rnfltr BE- right tbau he Preside nt,m but all others
would rather b. Iferd.nt. right 90 wrong.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THussuAf Way TT
The receipt o. The nibernias ne~s by Telegraph.
which vas blhhed Ia tho H,rnd. .;his morning. had
the nect Of sti-nins prices IN most d~.cnpticns OF
American produce Cotton sod 70 far extent At
slight advance previous rates The gradual s,iHen-
ing Of prices prior the arrival of ths steamer, hsf
the effect somewhat, ofaaticpsting the advance re-
ceivtd by the steamer The diminishet receipts
ot aonr by the canaies compared 10 those of
last year. together With the improvement
noticed In the Liverpool market had The ef-
feet Of importing greater hrmne-s 20 the sr,icis
here: sud moderate ssiss naiest an mprpv~ment
Of about a. cents psr barrel Canndan coninu,d to
"A -. ll-- -. .-l.s 90. -. s.-.--4- - -4sss
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
OUR NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENT

New ORLEASs, May s, 1850.
More menfs qf Strange Men in the Crescent Cav-L@s,
Sale Of Bianksts-huni,ions IF Wg-SiaguLar Diss,-
peGranes Of Military Men, DC, &c.
Ofth crowd Of Mississippans and Tennessesns who
have for the past week been nging about the We
randa and other public houses this morning not one Of
them to be seen
The military looking, mustachioed gentlemen who
were in hourly communication with the King Of the
Owls, are also amongst the missing have no doubt
that they must have left the city if not the country
last night, for the promised land alt ugh there 10
no clearance for Chagres reported in the morning
papers. The fact is, that the whole affair il ma
naged with much secrecy a d caution BY the
leaders that 1t is almost next to mp posi- oty to
hnd out what is going
have learned that house here sold three thou
SAND blankets to gentleman who Is suspected TO be
engaged IN the cause. learn that gentleman. by
he hame OF Pickett formerly United States consul at
one OF the west India Islands Is TO have command
III one Oh the regiments Pickett. You will recoleet,
was General Lopezs right hand mao last summer in
New York. A General Cooper, from Miss il also
here figuring amongst the boys 1t is report I'd that
the steamer Creole has been purchased for the expe-
dition she Is being repaired the river Gene
raj Henderson is daily about her the
repairs. She Is advertised for Chsgtes on SATURDAY.
next, and only in one paper the D-ua
II Is reported that the Owls have hfty thousand
stand of arms and fine park Of arLery secreted at
point in the Gulf Of Mexico, also an immense
smount of ammunition
/ will endeavor to find out during the day. what
vessel left last night, and what has become Of the
birds TRANSIT.
PSI forgot to state that a terrible storm
menced about three o'clock this morning. aud lasted
until daylight. TIE shipping suffered severely.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

.ifswfifd Htfde. Yc.
Mrs wsker. res.ding In southvark vas horribi '
assaulied ias' evening" by young man named Foote
aud wounded With knifs In ten different places
Foot vas a former lover - Nra " aud jealousy w.s
he of bic mad act lie was arr.stea ex,,nined
fof tufl
~ hDttsn. of the vel knusn arm ~ BaHr 4
h'tshfn gev'liers DIED thjs ugrarF at his fv-deace
iN BE euy
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

WINDOW suADtS.-kELIf RfKEk Ty yHArU,w
w street call the sttenton q all persons wentina Ssia
their u shades and nasinr md
hanfine Shaoes They uske the lest quality only
yres full q pe cent less thar other
Ar shades wsrrsnte, not 20 stick or eurl.
VUfNDow SHADES OF gvERY DESCRIPTION, ON
w hand and painted - rr6er. who s-sls and
srirtt street; a. "a ttkssrss. Bua and white
cord, ta~tls Ac T. CONuNER
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

kAhNuns nusEun.. rhlLApELPaIA:-pT sA sAn-
ant hansssr-0eu. Tom Thumb still in Philadeiphi
his sppessnes In New York the manager has u:
Thumb his greatest piece
during the week by nearly 1900 who have
their admiration and applause. In
seqsesce Of s neressns desire to see viii be
formed afternoon and evening The saloons abound
the wonderful of euro,e The entire sguin
has been engaged. and will commence Monday. May D-
AdDitsnce. - Children under 10 years, 12k
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
NA Atl.ttsbA ID.

~ Phad.lphis, az scIosh ~ snd half past oeock
ed fren pier Ne North Svsr. Fare krs. siass ~
sescaa elass esr. g.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES,


ITO BAKERS-rHE OPERATIVE BAKERS UNION
sbaBs Hail. l7o Hester complete the election II
eeert and board of for hs ensuing Early
attendance OF the members desired Persons yet
rolled fully invited to do early possible
Onion is ready for it. JOHN RENNEE President
JAMES ROBERTSON. secrstar,.
NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK co. NAY l4rH,
Company, held this day, Freeman Camnbell unan-
ousy elected President vice stephen Vail resigned and
ii. " Mason elected Secretary. vice William Dennis
town resigned BY order H. v. MASON. Secretary.
THE ARMY MEDICAL BOARD OF EXAMINATION,
composed Of r. O. Mower G. J. De Camp. and
J. Simpson, will Wednesday, May 18TH ut No.
State street AZ 10 o'clock The session will continue three
weeks or upwards.
RRUEN GUARDs-THE MEMBERS OF THIS CON-
- pany directed to appear Military Hall Bowery,
sn saturday evening May S eight o'clock for dri Nb
Every member is expected to be present. BY order Of
A. II. PURDY. Captain
NOTICE TO CoNTRAGTORs.-PRoPOsAL WILL BE
IN received at the office of the Morris Canal and Bankns
Company till the LIST day of June next for the
Grading and Timber work FOR inclined planes
On the western division 81 said canal to ba constructed on
the plan as Plane Plans and specifications will
be ready the said Office and at the Office OF the Assistant
MANSFIELD county and after the 18th
INST entered into and the work commenced
immediately after the letting On the th ns the water
will be the cona the head and foot Of plane
6wes from 10 o'clock till r. NJ to give contractors
the work to he constructed in the
bottom canal The most satisfactory testimon ials Of
character and possibility the bids and
bidders state what other work. II they
engaged in and the time when such work VII be finished
W. IL TALCoTr Sup't and Engineer.
JERsEy Cry, May 18th. 1859
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
WAsHrsoroS, May Is, 1850.


Erening Paragraphs, Of Several Sorts.
The R,,u,yLc In ouiet todsv We exnert IN hear the
,-~ a., -. --- on.
overture Vi 'ne ne" organ Brinuer so-"o'ro" "iu
Zack Is In for the fight II Mr. Clay does not surreu
der To him We presume after this that he will not
.-. a. NJ c, IA a, a.. Ii. A. %. "a, .
rurrehoer W MT O'sy A"u |" WV wings w nos i'"0
The vhig party now sustaining the cabinet. is con-
g.. a., rox,;or of N. .,,,s ror,h q, u..o, 4. nd
N W F " :.
Dixons line, ana 10 Two wings south oil NM BELL OF
Tennessee, and MI Stanley, Of North Carolina whe-
a.. ,.h .,.h .ss,.,.,.. ia z..k I'm y. .h,. A., .~,u,
'n.,' VIM '"e ' % ~ ~
Win the capnet, anu INC mStone oi Inc uAiPnin
claim, few weeks months will determine.
I,.uw w. ,..rr that Mr. Cr.vfora In ,bs evsrt NJ |.
-,
oecihion Vi 'ne Houre asn"ss '"e "siP"" eA'"' VIII
carry the matter into court and II such thing Is
done, the Attorney General We suppose will either be
compelled to appear against the government whose
paid attorney he Is or else against his decision
The Pennsylvanisns hshing for select commit
| tee on Bulwers cold iron correspondence with Mr.
Clayton. The standing Committee Of Ways and
Means, with Mr. Bsyiy as chairman. Is too strongly
tnctured with free trade to be trusted with the sub
jet jet Hence the move for a select committees, with
and coal. and changing the ad raiorsms to specifics
The Pennsylvanians quite In earnest In sustaining
this feature OF General Tsylors policy but IL won
do They must go on without protection for another
year st least
| - Inc nee traders think the movement s merely for
buncomoe- -something upon which To raise little
capts ior the rennsyIvanis october elections For
TINS purpose the tarin speculation may do In fact,
soms'ning Ior buneomne ana nome consumption
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
DIR. CRlRLEs EUNDEs
WATER CURE BsTA
a,rr-r "a

NR. S,-Npf REsPECTfJ LILY INFORMS ma FnrENDs
sna he rrbc that he hs become owser of ,he hte Dr.
s-i.' Water Cure Establ shrent AZ Bensonvi. twc and
hsf rlea ron the NorihAmcton Railroad Depot esven
- sm fssw iork aboat Eve from Boston. and Eve
- ai,n- IN one cf the pleasantest valleys Of
% Esans 90 nded with wood srcwn hills and shadl
al rplisd with the purcst softest and
as granits Jhe air 10 and heaithy and the
... aid and agreeable The and spacious buildings
* a. isrre punrs baths doschea and airy lodsns rooms
tsst ffty p.ert sspsrste for either ses nss,um
W. snetor being ths earliest, living. disciple of
..s,, a. grnfonserr. and having experiences ~ moro
an sesn years o. his his vrtngs on vatsr eure es-
,hs harAs cf every Rurcpesn hvdropsth hopes Va
"a a. .nv reesorsble expectations from the water
.as on the rsrt ~ thcss sufferers wne mar eon6ae
4, hlr The essablishmens n nov open For
.ps. ,srsisrsrs risase appiy 10 tha abevs addrea+
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
MUSICAL.

E,oR sALE-A NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE.
with handsome rosewood case Of fashionable style,
suitable either for concert school small church.
large, durable .nd Sood toned instrument Per-
wishing purchase will obtain further particulars
calling at No. ~ Crosby street. where kept hand
Flute-fageolets These invention. and
son having knowledge Of the flute easily acquire
mastery OF the instrument which combines the beauties of
both fu and fageoet.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

NetiteTle suhecher would hereby respectfully inform
hf friends and the commercial community
viii eontinue 90 a. business IN the line
under TIE trm ~ Wm. Ncustsedter Co snd that he w
shariY open ~ his nsw rooms No. l3 Broadsay with
sr ndd end rich stock q German and French fancy
sik, Geld and silver Fringes faee timps Hraid cords
ahd Tssseis se Head dresses Gold and SILVER B,un for
Iml mlroidefies stars. Srangles Ornamen &e Pine sin
stuhs Damasks ard aees f.r funiture Cur ana
Iefef, kc Ne Which hs ofers fr sale
"helesrle onlv WV. NFr TAEbTfR iss HraaF~av
DAETNER WANTED-IN AN ESTABIIsIRD aust
ues e"mrission or other~se ~ party can hrisa
fsm 500 TO sT' to the concern. Address 7. v. Herald
uffte.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
sOR SALE AND To Let.

OK 0O0 10 BE SOLD FOR CASH OR sAIIs-
VO,OOV. factory endorsed notes, would be ex-
eansed Tor real estate the tock and old
bshed retail Hosiery, Lace asd Fancy store Tho location
not second 70 In the city. The stock 10 In excellent
ORDER has been carefully selected and purchased for cash.
and svor,h about $500 The owner retiring from bus-
pess. Apply to wM McARTlIUK co,
.tra
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

MAGICAL DELUsIONs ExPLAINED.-DR DUN
v1 eombes Chemieal and Mechanical vees the Society
Library Lecture room 34s Broadway, this evening" and
evening during the wcek visiters the
beats will be allowed to examine the machinery employed
after the Lecture. Price Of
back seats c Open at half commence at precisely
Tickets to be obtained At all the leading hotels at the So
ciety Lbrary Private boxes by addressing under
DR.. Duncombe, Astor House.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
CASsr THOU ADMINISTER TO NINE EASEL
l. Cleanse this foul linen of the dirt
600 600 s9TIsFs I 3 ASp oyEs H. HAVE nEsy

SsSt ~ hsc fuid. without complaint u Is the only
Iei. sod that realls w renew the hair Mr. Philo
ush ~ j6 airht street has not used three bottles his
kAr ~i astonish any NJ. stephen kinrsland and
81 y Mercer street wonderful growth Mr. T. w.
rker ~ hcDouEal street. bad hair for ten years Col
h e. Denaluwc and daughter Mr James Bashord, Mr. L. r.
merchant ~ Nonkers all had hsr hair fastened, and
asfonshmcut We prove that has brought
H. bar IN after having been bald or thirty sold in
iarEc bottles. - - Pearl "a and 40. AZ ~ cents -
where the Doctor be and consulted daily
p,-iarrs deductions made ~ the trade generally.