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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
PnnI-Omce-lInilr Close.

Summer ArraHgemeRt.
pt,ri ch Iowa asa Mates Ierrtores j. eo--d pm
DALI ,sIcept Sunday. which tay vi clo-e Al ) I'm ~ s
bee. on II. Canal and On he Railroad aePeai-e'
Albany and Buaa the COUNTIES Of c~iord and Ire
Lake En tie northern Counties Indiana and Iuos and Tor
A.o mails o one. coguie, Of cla,oa E's-r Fraatha
Otsego -n-eer Wsrrvn and Washington th STATE Aai'n
REMINGTON Ch,enen Grand Is- Frankln Llmoe and kltaot
Couutss Vermont closed daily a. soeock Pm lsIesP
EIa, Nal. Tor Albany Baa.o Ca,.siH FsAtH Lndias Has
sou, Ne~borsh P-ughkese Iro West f9at sai the ffe
%sss Up sas eo.s day isIesp sunday al 81 Al a .ara-d
b The Hudson RIVER haioea va lsAe-i's y Aoany 81.
Hudson closed daily, ats ocs NJ except sagisJ AID for
waro.d b. the Hud, River Pa road Ia Pol- hE--p--
Comm closed day except sqHday a. boeo1, An iases
1T s,t-, s1fs, - Tosr nj fi.,.r 10 Il : st..s
az tie touHe Of Bradford Lal-ra@ McK-an Pie Potter sas
qashsr-a Toga warsa, and wsyns, Psnasyiyaeia
tie Ere rosd aeulaz Ehns ard Ithaca sho, r Gsas'ai
Tls Hrsn Raross 70 Dover y T. aLes mail matter or aoa
CO. eettssn ts and Do7srN Is closed daily s1esPi san''J
Tie Ins sns Railroad Mail Jamacs to 6r-~npor .aPry
ae Al e. en- The ls.-ad east Of Jasa daily sEePi sau 81
MAJ 70. sroolln trs daily, closes a;7s AN aaa "a Pm
ton daly teIcep, sunday, ai9Fs
Nal. ior waas5ugh daily stsk A n and oeocl
s.s Tor tie eo,s % sAsn Island daily E,Icep, sun51 at
e ooek AN fctnond valley AID Rossss rgss4As All I'm
fHE CHAR EGsTERN.NAIL to Boston and the Es,.-ru s
pafts Of New Hampshire N u--tts Ad s.-e
pm shen ts seantoets -sve Pm and 81 Pm sben "a
stssu'at rave a ocoeA and a; oe Pm whea the steam
have a. 3 o'Cicck
Ihs Eastern LAsiNui sy n. rarosd sooa Hsvca
Hartford ard Springfield eos.i y, 81 ooek A II saafJs
s1ceptsc The NAL niudes al ~ oes and Their 1-p-ui-u~s
between s and Ss~ Ha'sa lna al o. The Housaion Rrssd
NAL for Bosios. Poaai Hartford Spfnx6ed and Worc--
o an The oecs tie Inc u Nausstnek fart
Cennectcu made uP and closed daily ieIcep Sgsdy u
oeoct n and -rni y the Nes Haven kzlroad
krI Mails bridgeport, f1ec Hartford Nv HEven, ser
hoch-le Aorual Stamford sfraforc sod c--d
dab Al II ococt. Pm Aut Ss- HaTen Ruru.d
INK GREAT SOUTHERN NAIL. q Wsshng-ou CITY % sss
Orleans closes daily a; cock n and N N s1od
On Nhth Gay CAY ms closes PM The afsrDoon M
kaL"
has sent b s ruuis Jersey City, Ne-at ETaoeta,s
kAhsHy, fatsrson Aooun Ssv Brun-ck Prncsoa, Irsnt
ton bsreea Orsafs h.dsoa. canten and Bsrington-
The so1ern Way hAd ncl81ng al 0fces IL lns o. %
rto.d 70 Pk.ssfha aad tier t-p-rsens embracing uerJ a.
he onees Jersey N0rh raoaf n<s
herrdh the ofess Tie Of Wyonns Carbon, Sorai
An
nafF Hoseksz Tuesday THURSDAY Saturday at II An
Ma iof Hscksa@sck ncadnx H0b0Ecnl h3nty Wsdnst
day and Frday, AZ oicock Pm
Tie Nal os fre-hoh ether oc-s soano1ih County >
1 seaneeAi "a kypor and h<osA cosss sAJ tsresFisss
say y nlbs o'eoct Pm
Ma 81 s0nse ElHah@fhtosr, osces al cAees &C ne
raairose q LA<ieEs and epses al An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03

LIrERARY-We learn that Mrs. L. NJ. CHILD
the welLkpown authorizes, has taken up her resi-
dence at Brookline, in our neighborhood, where
abe is devoting herself TO elaborate history Of all
the past and present religions Of the world.
Wv Soston Transcript Mooday.
t-g@ The Easfpor Sentinel says that the new
Cam House in that place win probably be CON-
Is,sd and furnist ed about the 18th Of September.
The buildipg will be FIRE proof and altogether viii
cost about $4,000.
FIRE AT BRADFORD, ME.-0n the morning OF
the alst ult. the tannery. cunier shop and grl.t-
mill owned by Morris Mosher, In Bradford Ne
was consumed by tire. Loss estimated at $40
~ Three persons Francis NJ; Shaw, L; N;
Crutchin and Thomss Boyce, have been convl;ted
Of msil robbery a, Springfield, ii. Shaw Is only
u years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
VEGETABLE MEDICINES,
MINERAL MEDICINES.

THERE Ia strong ard deepening conviction Ia the
public mind, as well as the medical procession tdat the
remedies supplied By the vegetable kingdom more safe
more successful and less perneious in The Of diseases
than mineral medicines.
The public al lArge.don' Ike the way these poisonous
drugs las most OF them are) act
They are not satisfied the climax and perfection OF
all medical science expa.e disease by Installing
another They will not believe that barterng sxchsng
ing diseases 10 curing them To hillary scrofl
GUS or febrle Diseases 's to purity the blood And
medicine has been invented half efectual Dr.
p Towniend's Compound ExIac. sarsaparla, curing OF
all such diseases
THREE YOUNG LADIES CURED OF scROFULA
AND
ERUPTlONS Oh TIE FACE.
MARIETTA WAsHISGroS, Co. OHlo, May 9, 1850.
Dr.. 8 r. TOWNSEND.
Dear slr-I fse 1t my duty to you and the pubi. TO
make known the wonderful cures performed by your mos.
excellent medicine 10 this section Of the country. have
three DsUg hts each OF whom, for af cted
with tcfoiula eTupiOns the faces IL required but
few bottles OF yeur Invaluable s|s~pss 70 ennfey cure
them To all Others similarly afflicted, would recommend
your Nn'-''' Yours nrs' &C. :.'1' ERAsrUs SMITH
Ps Tbs will be forwarded to you by m "a sasrf Joan
Lane who will vouch Tor lie Ioulh Of Tho s0oye. e.
COUGHS COLDS, CONSUMPTION Ere Ere Ere
DR. s. p. fowEfESD- Dear SIR IVES Iaken eeE about
Determination | had used Od DR.. Jacob rownssuds "a.
be 10 called SaTsspari a. which done me no gOoi t1en
ired youTs-End am mos happy 10 say As ea'fey cured
am clerk Of Jane. T JA:A' Esq coua.slOf al Law,
Montague Hsll, 10 this ely. Y Gus &c ,,.
WILLIAM NEWTON SHEFFIELD.
& ookyp, June IL, 1870.
TIE FACTORY.
THE IMMENSE aud Increasing demand i'r Or ;.
i p TONNsENDS Sersapahl4 has made iID1css'sTy
very much to enlarge the operations Of msnuAeturs-
Medicinal substances used il incredible quantities. and
as each Ingredient requires be carefully sad accurately
tested the propreto have ouud Necessary to place TIE
Compromising Department in charge Of competent and
responsible Chemist-one whose scientific reputation win
be q full guarantee OF public col1deace d. James H.
Chiffon has assumed this duty.
CAUTION
To avoid imposition Il will be necessary 10 soc thh
DIR JAMES r. CdILTON. CERTIFICATE
A well as me signature Of Dr. 3. T. Townsend 10 on me
outside wrapper Of each ooule.
Sold BY all tbs
Principal DugRists and Country merehan"
tbroug bout 10. United s stei Canadas etc
PROPRiErORS OFFICE, 80 NasSau-si
II ,te tniIding Formerly occupied Dy the South Bapis
ct ~ ~ NssV. y6Tk ie29 0AS6V
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MEDICINES
GREAT sPRIMo an arr,

ShEAT SPRING AND SUMMER
l'l OF sAasaPARiLLI- Tss VA, Sp =, E At
American specihc for al ais~ss-s ard cordsr. -.,..,
BY 'pS %fs iSv FIVE aiSsi ~
among the most euiinsst 10 mis- country hxSe r-c--.x d..
BRisToLs slEsArAsILLa wa, tho bes. pre.. "a
Kind n existeree, and that they
USED 1T DAILY - rHEts rRacTIcr,
with the happiesi effects. Remember thai .or
MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
iihss been before the public Performng IN thai dine
MILLIONS or CURES.
During that period muiIudes OF CALLED,
have been palned upon the pubic, bus no other has
STOOD THE TEST OF TIME.
Every year has sddec noassads aPoo oassni OF bodies
~ ~ IS IMMENSE MASS or cERrEIcArEs
which, printed and bound, would fsm library 10 s-
''''' HEREDITARY scRoyuLA
With suppuratns glands hones comsed aesh and Cams
balm iO hs siesOrs His horrible 'Ornens assaAsed
and his nAady nc; ely !s.,sy r, SS cr,rn,
husy be ssfey asserted, from the resalIs OF nerys
quarter Of q eenruTy's experience. that
,. BnsroLs sARsAPARILLA
THE MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY
for the following sse.sss and al othsr. proceeding non
s.,0,,,. a, yIrIATEo BLOOD;
EIupuors, Pimpes or Puslues on he Face. BloscAes
BoilA Chronic Sore Eyes Ring Worm OF rsasr
Bones and Jon,s saSs Ss ule ssn sy q '
iue Symphonic, scsuea Lambsso.
kno Dscescs Hoai ~ l0lu-
dicioas Use Of Mercury, Aeisss,
orDropsy, Exposure orim-
Complxinl Ague
and Fever.
Ipierm.ng Fever Cholera MOr5ua Dyseniery, DArrhea
Plethora OF BLOOD in The Head, Phss Pain 10
The Bach Side, Br.ss. or Lons'
Glzndalsr AID skin
lts also sovereign specific fos General Debility, ard
she best Of Broaen Constitution brsoss ard
reinvisoraes every promotes activity and regularly
In every function aud produces thai cooddon Of Tho whbs
LONG LIFE,
Let all who wish 70 purge their blood from the Impurities
the Winter, aud To prepare the syslsm TO
RESIST SUMMER EPIDEMcs,
RESORT NOW TO
BRIsTogs s.RsAPARlLLA.
the gentle sperert the powerful .oRc ne unrvsed snu.
septic, and gresS builder up and
F0RTlFIER OF THE system!
The record which hss been kept Introduction Of
BRsroL's sARsAPAsLLA twenty odd yezrs ago, exhibits
cavi s invaluable properties Among the recorded ncs
are the following 10 round numbers
TEN rHoUsAN6;
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND; -
~ Rtssndtts~,
FIFTYklGHT THOUSAND;
ONE HuNpgE DAM AND r Il: Sf THOUSAND;
THIRTY. FIvEThOUsAND,
rwEs HY,sfsvHSs TEEoUssNp.
There is space In advertisement for flll enumsu-
N'"' 'N' A &C GRAND TOTAL OF ONE MILLION
The annals Of medicine cannot parallel Ihs result Never
either in ancien, modern tines has Il been even sp-
preached Many preparations purpong TO be "sarsapa-
llas" have SsES and FALLEN whie this great worn has
been going on: but
STANDS UNShAkEN.
The public faith IN has waverec never can wxvef
for il is founded on experience just their want OF fAiA
IN other and spurious compounds 10 Aso 0unded expert
eH00' vi Wv PROM MINERAL NOsrRuMs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03

HORRIBLE MURDERAT LOUISVILLE, KV-Wm
Keats yesterday afternoon committed murder upon
The person Of his wife The case is most revolving.
1t seems that no had been urging his wife 70 60
with him out TO some point on the railroad, where
he expected to get something 70 do. He never
pretended to labor in town or even seek anything
10 do, requiring his wife 10 support the family,
which consisted Of his wifes mother aud two cbll-
dreu. The old lady asked him b go and get some
corn meal for dinner; he refused 10 do 50, although
she offered him the money to purchase It. TnIs
gave rise to his wrath, and while the wife inter.
ceded merely 10 paciy, he swore intoerable onihs
and threaten 70 Kill her. From this burst OF pas.
sion he went to destroying the little that was va'u
able in the house, evidently 10 provoke the wife
with this further misfortune. Not able - ruifle
her temper and finding gentle words her olly
weapon, he became still more enraged, and Selling
an Ok dealt FIVE blows one cutting her hand
nearly in two, four upon the head and neck-tTo
of the blows upon the head were very severe, lay.
ing it open for several inches and literally cOttng
the ak with the brains. Having done the work
Of death with the wife he dealt deadly bow at
their youngest child; fortunately he missed It's
bead and by the intercesson OF bystanders, urt1er
injuries were prevented. The wife died in two
minutes, and after having vauntngly dec AIRED that
he killed her, he made bis escape.
lLouisvilie (Ky.) Democrat June p
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Majority .......

The Convention organized by electing Mr. Qaim
of Taos County as President, and Messrs. Virgil
and Carey as Secretaries. They will undoubtedly
close their labors today and will present the poo
Die with a good Constitution. 1t will not be many
DAYS before New Mexico will knock al the doors
of Congress for admission She will come quietly
and peaceably, and will expect to be treated with
respect bv her Southern brethren, notwithstanding
her views on the subject Of Slavery.
NEW.MEXfCO.
The Proclamation referred to has already ap-
peared in The Tri5uRe.-Ed. Tub.l
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arr OPPORTUNITY
TO PROPRIETORs OF HOTELS, BOARDING.
SCHOOLS AND BOAROIN0-HOUSES

TO PROPRIETORS OF HOTELS, BOARDING..
SCHOOLS AND BOAROIN0-HOUSES
THE ADVERTISER being proprietor Of The Irving Ia
i suuie property 81 TsrrytOwu, occupied for twelve
years pat boarding. schoo s desirOus Of retiring
from the business, ssd would be glad 10 dispose Of MS
properly reasonable terms GLOWING, n desired two
thirds Of the purchase money to remain IN bOld AM mort
gsge II sold before October next he would probably
be Hing To iease IL nr Of years L. ls edmraby
situated and al sped for public house The o:anon Is
perhaps lhs most desrsb mat could he selected on me
Hudson Tarrtown Ia known 10 bs one Of the Oldest a1d
agreeable Ia this section Of ths county eo-
geiteT saubfious snd mora. Ii Il distant bu tw-nYa 20
miles from New-YorE snd 10 visited ~ for} rive n n1es'
several lines day by Of the H1dton River Rsfoed,
twice dAy nv steamboats,. TIE site IL less than hall
vile fom the o6p0t and the steamboat and1S aad 0eog
elevated the pr0spect Is extensive and delightful, com
msncing splendid view Of ihs Valley OF t1e Hudson for
forty niles from New York 10 Inc Highlands
The eiifcs IL commofious bnck bulldog 10 iseI
square, Nth wings a by 81 feet and large twbeory
building (sso brck IS by ~ feet the wnoe erected
expressly for the Institute and constructed with al mo IA
ciitss for boarding house Convenience Tns reniseS
embracing about four the junction Of wo princi
pal srees contain numerous SHADE a1d Tut trees gu n
merhouses large barn rnage-hOuss and gymnatu n
As any psfy interested IN This adyefisenenI VIII ua-
douhtdy visit the place, more particular d7scfeaonb
unnecessary.
Application be made the subscriber the prem
ises WM. LYON, Irving Insu.aIe, TarryEowA
leo hW1ms6W
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nrur PUBLICATIONS.

r. "THE CHRISTIAN ExAMrsKR pulU
among several articles of theological character
has an interesting review Of "Agassiz Tour "
Lake Superior, finely written Essay on "Era''
mus and an elaborate and able discussion OF the
Diversity ofthe Origin Of the Human Races, by
prof Agassiz. Tire Literary and Religious lntel-
Teence in this number speaks well for the vigilance
and industry Of the Editors. Boston. Crosby
Nichols. New-York: c. s Francis x Co.
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r. We have received the sixth volume o.
MILnAS's GIBBos, from PhlipI, samPson 4 Co.
completing the elegant Boston edition Of that In
dispensable work The volume closes with con-
yenient and copious Iodex.
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LEMON SUGAR.

\ w KFLLYs PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR for the
J. instant pfoducuOu VI Lemon ade p1I up 10 paper And
glars packages expressly Tor "sVeing' ether oy land
,.-. - ,-
Also portable Soda for the instant protacnoo Of Soda
TIE above articles are very desirable for hey
are rot ory cufsveS but prev ewes OF ne Iearyy For
sale IN los suit parchaseis oy ne nsneiseI1rer
ts0a In 2 doors ABOVE Wliam-sL
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From Santa Fe-The Election aud the Con-
ventfon.
Correspondence Of The Tribur
SANTA ~, New-hexil

COneIpODdence Of The Iribune.
sASTA m, New.mexieo, Friday, May e
Mespt. Greeley 4 MeElrans
i send you a copy Of the Governors Proclana
ton authorizing a Convention for forming state
Constitution. The election passed off well and
the New State party were triumphant electns
Il Of the 81 Delegates Had there been time to
have communicated to the people in the more dis
tsnt parts of the country the intentions OF the well
wi.hers Of our Republic it is highly probable that
the Texas party would have failed to return a
member. The following are the official returns Of
Santa F6 County, as published:
a.. Alvarez Party
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letters to his family. &c. II. was present be ap-
pears 10 be about 90 or "a years Of age, of black
ewes and florid complexion. The Judge did not con-
sider that anything had been shown indicating in
sanity other than bis getting intoxicated, and wri-
ting the letters and they were not sufficient TO sb
solve him from bis contract Of enlistment. He was
rernanded.
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SEA RATalNG.-cAPE IsLAND. N Icon

SRA BATHISG.-CAPE ISLAND, N ICON
CGhESs HALL, formerly kept by J. Miller 10 no"
open for the OF visitors The house, during the
past year. has been enlarged and repaired The bs.ang
arrangements hsve been greatly improved. life boat sx-
eusvey for THE h0ute viii always Do In attendance upon
the bathing grounds.
Congress Hail being situated elevated ground, the
view Of the Ocsn from II IL unsufpassed There Is no
ofensive e1va arising from the salt marsh or siagnaat
pools its guests annoyed with musq litoes, as Ia
houfes situated low grounds and near me marsh hey
not subjected % Of travelling nroaso
the bot SANDS through hs public streets 10 no banning
grOuuds, The comauDics alton there being private
These IN porant advantages render the Location OF Coz
Vess Hall decidedly the oest on the island
The Kennebeck and ren1bscot leave ths loot OF
Abeny-st New.York Tuesdays Thursdays and 5liur-
days IA N landing passengers at Cape May early on
the following mornings. $500
TIE proprietor thankful for the liberal paIonAge ne "a.
heretofore received VIII eoceagor during the present
give satisfaction Hose 10 NAV favor nun WIN
scaL Len awfV w. b. MILLER FfoPfls'o',
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COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoss-B efore the Re
corder, and Aldermen Morgan and Smith The
Grand JnTy was formed this morning. The fo-
lowing named gentlemen were qualified: Alfred
II. CLARK, Foreman; Henry Hart, Rowland s. NAL
10y, Nelson Samms, Levi Apgar, Henry NJ Car
penter, Edward Houghton, Chss. 0lmstead, Jesse
D. Price, Israel Suydam, John b. WaisseiI, Jonn
Brand, Jerome Finch, Jas. Little, Joel b. Furdy'
Hiram Raynor, Edward Sherlock James v DEG
man, Jas II. Townsend g. g. Taylor
The Recorder addressed the Grand July' A''0'
which they retired to commence their iaoots'
The Case of C0milO Da"G0rana coI'e. 1I .e.;,L
This case. in which the defendant Is charged WHO
marrying a Young girl without her parents ON
sent was resumed from the previous DAY; Inc
mother of the girl being called to the stand oy tee
defense. admitted writing letter to Mr.. MOT, In
wbicb ,be alleged that she was watched by her
husband and his friends Another letter was al
terward introduced, in which she admitted that she
had given her consent to the marriage OF her daush-
ter with Dannorama Philipo Dunnorama being
sworn testified that he is the son of the accused;
that be was present on the occasion OF bis fathers
marriage with Anna Louisa CarraO Severalother
witnesses were introduced to fortify the position
taken by the defense that the accused gained the
assent of Mrs. Carrao to the marriage. The testi-
mony being all in, the case was summed up oy
John Graham, Esq. on the part of the accused and
by Mr.. Purroy for the prosecution. The Recorder
will charge the Jury this "wednesday morning.
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GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
M. II. Y. ROOT

The e>bvaed Consssptsos and Blood Doov aa< ts,eaov
ofAs AnfL Coasuspftss Bdron>t>v.
Ofee No 5lz Broadway, Ns~ FORK
nR ROOTS triumph eonsiss IN ne perma1enf cure Of
IL Con,umpuoo Cancers fumors Dscsses Of ths Hear,
L1ngy Liy.r Spleen, slomsch ktdneys insanity, rin
Worn Gravel Piaus, Deafness BIZ dnsss, Nsrvo1sness
arsn- ard Iriectant HI nors OF al Kinda NC.
Charges FOR medicines rloserse Exsminarcu Of ne
Lqpgs with the Barometer 81 ADVICE Fsgk jsll In
nK. RICHAKDsOr'y > \ nCr.-ons Of sns Dass
Dcnedies OF the aga DR.. Richardson's syrup for cbol
SD a Dr. frsphagsn's $40 Pesrsl; Charles H. Ring,
ls2 Broafvay; Inc Druzgist Store f6f dol Rooeu L
g.pcs lSs Bowery; Hsycock, 2l2 Pearist; also, nrs,
Haya us Tultor-st Brooklyn rtty tsl 3As
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InaPRovED CHAIN PUMP

WITH THE PUsIBLs MEAL BUCKETS.
yI,pEsE RUCKETS are turned perfectly round and
suooth which "a decided Improvement upon the CON.
,on c., ron bucket and the only article that will ye
ire ssfsfaetOn 70 tho who tbs sind Of pump
nsnnSsrtn red only BIZ c. ATWOOD co.
10 irs BiTminR ham, Conn
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TO oW HERs OF ndICaIGAH PROPERTY
rTIHE FIRM OF MACY DKlGGs, Land sad Tar
AGENTS 81 Detroit having been Dissolved oy me ea
nirHin on he Term Of Lh-H sgreeaisui, and George
kscy hsvtrg sod to the undersigned Al ms in,eres 10
r. coneern and retired bereom, ns ondefSigned Oess
,Sn m oter.ssd that BIZ since ne said dissolution 10
HoveIer ssI conducted tho business Of NE sad agency
nnder bis o~n name and that he viii continue 70 deyoe
- neT,onsl stienrou to IN all ia branches Any
orders leh with DELOS w. BEADLE, Fac. all Broad
WY Az - VIM. 8. BRIGGS.
nx-zotr June l. Ia5s jell Aah5vos'
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AUCTION SALES.
B. GARDINER kacEioneeZ.
Ply BALDWIN GARDINER,

" Particular attention VIII Be gwen 10 sRes u FHncJ
Goods, Porcelain, Partngs &C. Also Fgrznrs o; am.
hes giving up Housekeeping Aso. stocks Of AannAe'
Tzrefs, kc Al Of which are respectfully s1lcitsd.
Having made an STrnng er,eni with Mr.. A FUTILE a.
his es1ar be hopes 70 merit the patronage 81 his ents
ard tho public sci isr
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N p. KlMBALL, Aucioneer.
THIS DAY, stlOi O'clock a. n Beeknan 81 q variety
Of oud second hand household furniture consisting
In part OF sofas bursaux French bedseads paror chairs
dining sbes arb ard black walnut chsirs, cTpsts oil
c oths, glasses, China crockery, &c.
Also an accumulated variety Of odds and ends, sold
without reserve 10 deray the expenses OF the approaching
an Of Jolly jV3 It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03

LEECHEs! LEECHEs! LEEcHEs!
IusJ received By Inc Last steamer from Europe large
J simply Of Swedish, German and Smyrna Leeches
.ned healthy 10; be transported any distance
via perfect safety, sor sale q. moderste prices by
q. A H. WlrTE
jels im' Importers Of Leeehes, % John-st
Mrs. y. NICHOLS. I4l asedouga-sL eornEr Of
lfiAmify viii open select class for me Instruction Of
Young ladies' snd mssss 10 penmsnshp Al her residence,
o. Monday. July lat from 10 O'Clock PM
Having had considerable experience N The art she hopes
10 meet The patronage Of and the public sss1ang
them thai her part nothing shall be wsnng meet Ibs
appreciation Of hose who may please TO favor Der with he
patronage.
B.-Specimens Of Der psnmsnship may be seen kc
BEyEzEscEs-hr. }. Shepherd, . Grsensi; Mr. A r.
Wheeler 81 Broad Eay. ia 5tSkWs
DIG IROn.-l5o runs No. BOoutOn, Foundry.
II 80 do No 2 DO. do
SO do Noe and Boon,on, forge
100 do No Ponpion, charcoal
loo DO No. Scotch
For sale In lots 10 suit purchssers BY
DUDLEY B. FULLERhCO.
jei3 1neods ls9 Greenwich-st
OAKUM-5oo bales No Il 500 DO No . Fer sale at
M .GaUNT 4 DERRIcKsoN $50 ssuth-st
ell mn TO LOAs a, per cent 90 improved
II EEsklfH l. Co @Pnea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
DRINTINC EsTABLIsHMRNT FoR sAbG--

ITO ENGINEERS AND AhCHiTECT-,-Ine
Coumisicne Of Emigration hsreoy ohsf sUy i1r me
be ard ESQ the seeOod beat psn adopted BY he OF
hudlrR and siesm apparatus FOR warming and veluaung
he erected, ana for cooking and 6-SinR Tor
the inmates ESTIMATED a. 800 Pesons OF loe Emsraal'
Gre July % 1850 FAcl lee iJr examining the buildings
.pS gToubcs and any Information IN reslon 70 Toe oss
5esfed W be given by The underslSned on spple4uoh
~ he Office Of The COmmis.iOaersin the Pax
By order JOHN II. GRlsCOA, General AgenL
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