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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-05

LINGS, &c.-A beautiful assortment of Fancy
Silk Vestngs; black do do fancy Marseles Buff do do;
white DO do plain and fancy Cassmeres; striped and
fancy Silk Cravats; Muslin do Silk Pocket Hdkfs.;
black satin and silk Stocks; Shirts Collars; Drawers
&c. For sale cheap. c. HARTWELL g. Co,
my 25 Broad ST. opposite Swan Tavern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
-. Y.r west-The nfi'ssuri-The CAi''
fornianss

forrsspondeuoe Of The Tnouno r...s.v Ar,llte
00"''' co,,Scu BLUFFS Ind Ter. TUESDAY Ap'u 10.
- ,b.t among the multitude OF scrib-
,o,so0 the subject of FL Dorado ana 'neir expert
eco in Going and coming thence, l might add any
,h;ro reslly worth place in our interesting paper
Iwonls GLADLY devote a few spare momeats as tney
",s". a.Ilv there is rot much poetry in the de-
pO. - trip from St. Louis to the Bluffs. A
,l.,,b would give but dark picture, for ap-
"1S ,bst few will go Up second time on trip
a. might say much Of running aground and
.,,ob vexatous delay in getting OLA constant
-..,cb after the tortuous aud eyershiting channel,
among the bars Of sand and mud forests Of huge
trees. with all manner Of snsgs the roots firmly I'M
bedded in the mud at the b-t.om Of the river some
times hardly allowing a steamer room to pass
while the traveller is thoroughly drenched with mud
whenever he eats or drinks anything. And then
those swarms OF backlegs and pickpOckets that Ia
fest these river boats, that hardly dares shut
bis eyes if he have anything Of value on board
Then the tobacco juice and fumes, and stench oi
liquor, and horrid profaneness-usual accompani-
mepts of such characters and on stepping ashore
at each landing, the row OF well Pa'ronHed, we
groggeries. indicating the foul character o' suIH
Chief natrous as distinctly as does tae lace Oh lnc
,nrlid river the flthiness OF its waters. Also Ihe
,;,be,iup blight and curse OF slavery malhesIs
ELI but TOO distinctly, 10 Wisconsin man. IN me
striking lack of prosperity neatncss Intelligence
and morality which must attract his attention along
the lower portions of the River country.
Yet there are some bright spots to the picture,
according to my experience, for we had gentleman
" officers very oblieing and kind And we see
some beautifully located tOwns-as st. Charles,
Jefferson City, Fort Leaven worth, &c-and when
one can 90 TO the summit of the high bills or Bluffs
along the river a view can frequently be had com
biniIg much OF the beautiful and picturesque IN the
River scenery.
But the Cafornians-their tents aud wagons
wbiten the shores at every crossing and the coun
try from this river to the Mississippi is fall OF them
and. while the weather is cold and dreary as Win
ter they are rapidly exbaustng the country OF all
surplus provisions for man or beast. Sach migra-
ton suppose has not been seen since the times OF
the Crusades. or the invasion Of Southern Europe
bv the Cloths and Vandas-nOr even then In char
acter at any rate, for these were tum1ltuous aud
disorderly These are quiet, peacea6le, law abiding
men, bearing along much Of the effective industry
and enterprise of the Northern States, and gener-
ally in good spirits and sanguiDe of success. Some
educated men are along going to apply their knowl-
edge Of Chemistry and Mneralogy to the discovery
and developu ent of the mineral resources of that
region.
Send my Tribune to Sacramento City, Cal.
instead Of Burlington, Wise. o.P.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
AUCTION SALES.


4 AhD.-NEW AUCTION EsrABLlSHMENf-
nALpWlN GARDINER, late Of Gsrtners Furnish
mt rhousel having been appointed m Aucion-r ma
4hsn 'he Spacious Inc s>coni do0r Of 10 large
I.... 30 AA BrotcWgy, corner Of Auliony-sL ls'ey
a E,.1 a. MUSEUM, for hts sAleErOOm.
b. GARDENERS long and thorough acquaintance with
WV inscription ~ goods embrsc-d IL tbs NUMEROUS
p. Do .t.. tA.rn- 81" decorative furnishing ware
.--' ''''H hf .n Nfrf a .rrVfces % his friends and
- -.t 4iuft ,-ftc-.-ly D. .As tispOsA OF goods by
t1tDV- ron 9rsrf u ne above lines sach a. silver and
20 are e-trf. pslefs, AID o.her slrled An1 BIZ
Ifl.h na1uhcgres Also China Ard glassware, mir
NJ ehPr'ng, gpho ser rich cE5in.t furniture, bronzea
eslnn r' anos ssiulT and 81 other Kinds of Engiih
ffrhc- German lslsr snj Chinese ftrcy ARTICLES, N
-.e."e "sirlss md iswery.
oAADiNtk viii sl'rld persons b. AM 4uper l.el
VIC iran 7ing bnd csRlcKuing 81 furniture fpr sale
au'uNn A. grute-i puyat= residences or | receive II
W "a ~ us Long Room. and 'sels confident nai - Csn
g.t rIilfe satsiscI0n to owuers
stocks 10 trade sod n.uu'scurers uocss n Do sold At
su'non WI as0 r-ces- hit nsrcusr attention. h 70
sp.'Il y soics from ia friends and the public IrAL
accounts q - -, with he proceeds, will De rendered
fofh"ih, strictly IN cases N.Y. tft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
MILK OF PLANTS.
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE A.

GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
YJ,HIS ORIGINAL AND lNFALLiBLE SPECIFIC
was discovered by Baron DR. Oesgenees and connded
afterward 10 Prof CHARLOr DuVAL, who was the only
man In the world who The amer the death
of the great inventor The Prof c. has determined 70
introduce his versbs and eous liquors into the United
States OF America with a view CT relieving the evils
which flesh heir to-" tie has chosen hs Emporium OF the
New World 10 raise second monument 10 ne immortal
Desgenetes Comment upon the success Of this medicine
may be len to Egypt 10 France and 10 all Europe The
name alone of the MILK PLANTS by DR. Desgenetos 10
sufficient testimony Of excellence and his Successor has
neglected Of bringing II 10 perfection and 10 rem
full and necessary for the toilet In every climate
All me medical faculty invited by Prof C. d. To test
the excellence OF the Milk Of Plants and he faiters himself
to think they will be satisfied have the thousands who
have used II In Europe.
Il 10 difficult 10 mention. Toe principal are conagon
which not only promptly but which II also preveats
also Cholera Cramp, CutaDeous Erupuons Ersalhezd,
fed unnpg Of he Of be produced Cancer
oflhe PhayRyr ofhe dphdgus Cancer VI The Stomaeh
In the Coacum; Cancer of Rectu Lymphac Glands Of
the Tongue Scorbuus COrbsufes Daytes Seypgo Hpes,
EIedens Rheumatism bcuts or cnrOnic feebleness Of
young CHILDREN PydeserdtfUus nloybus Syptlcgm ETC.
Infection In ships and IN sick chambers tbs unhealthy
miasma OF which often prevents the Of patients TO
viii TO preserve their health aud prove q remedy
against all contagiOn Hospitals Doctors, Captains OF
ships Bath Establishments Public Houses ser lhey shall
have tested the Milk OF PANS will not hesitate 10 continue
Il and award that Satisfaction 20 the genius who Introduced
and perfected this rem. dy Of al remedies
OFFICE OF THE MILK OF PLANTS
3O4 Broadway, Room "a open from A NJ I'LL fP.M.
~ Is. The proprietor seizes this occasion 70 INFORM bis
friends and aequantances that his medei has
arrived It's point OF perfection and at the disposition OF
every He feels fu ly persuaded Of receiving In sd
satisfactory evidences that the champagne
will be preventative from sny d sea-es. my25 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29

NO1lCb.-Sealed rr Yposa.s VII os received by me
sub,cnber the ofce of the Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company As WaLs In the City of New York, unil
IL oc ock Of Wecnesday the 18Th for lhs tD lowing
described Bonds, issued 10 the Ohio Central Raj ro4d
Company payment Of subscriptions 10 the Stock Il sad
Company, 10 wiz 49,.
l0O Bonds Of the County OF Muskngnm, D. loo each
Payable January !, 1865
20 do do do do Sl,OOO each.
PAYABLE January /, 1860.
40 do do do do $1,000 each.
Payable January |, 1860.
20 do Of the Cily OF GAINESVILLE, do $1,000 each.
Payable January !, 1868 A.
40 do do do do SbOeach
Payable January |, 1850.
80 do of the County OF Licking Ohio, do $1,000 EACH
PAYABLE Janusry |, 1860
These bonds all bear interest The Of per cent per
snIun from The fret DAY OF April $780, Daysoe semi an
nuay the first days of January AMI july al the once OF
The Trust Company, IN the City Of NswfOrk (whsre tho
pr1cra Is paysble and have coupons attached here
IL for sample can be seen al the ONCE OF The
Ohio Life Insurance aud Tust Company, where psrues ara
invited call for further information In relation here'o-
Proposals be addressed TO the underagned marked
Proposals for Musk gum Licking and Zaussye Bonds'
SOLOMON STURGE5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
CLOTHING.
rur REST PLACE TO BI

CLOTHING. AT WHOLESALE OR RERAIL, 10 at
Nthe store OF ?. L. ROGERS 10 FULTON-sT at the
siRn OF Gen Taylor assert without hesitation that my
sock Of Spring and Summer Clothing Is the cheapest and
ost varied both style and prices that has ever been
offered for sale In the city
Dress and FrocE Goats, from French and English
Office ard Business Coets, from Cashmere, Cashmeret
Tweed Alspscca and Linen &c VI W 70 ."
Vests from plain and fancy Silks, Satin and M
Marseies. ''" w
BOYS CLOTHING.
Bsys Frock and Sack Coats from Cloth, -
AlHpaccA Linen, "
Boys Jackets and Pants, from =. -. o~t 70 w
: Vests from Silk, Satin and Marseilles % 10 20
Also, q splendid assortment Of Cloths, Cessmeres and
Vesungs constantly on hand and made al the shortest
notice p l. ROGERS, 76 Futon-st cor OF God.
ful suit OF Summer Clothing for 81 AZ 2mMWm
EENTLEMENs SPRING AND sUMMkR
" WEAR.-Wm. 7. Jennings Co. Drspers and Falors,
Frri quality ready made clothing, he 81 Broadway,
American Hotel, solicit inspection Of their nsortnea
OF new and seasonable goods which In point Of rcnnen
and variety far exceeds any previous Offering eomnensu'
raie ~ It IL with extensive additions 10 the premises
which affords wider scope for their busne In which they
win endesyor merit continuance OF the liberal paro
mage which has recognized their garments 90 The mosi
economical and finished they tn style but rarely
eouaed and wilhAl disposed Of al provsrbiay moderss
rh.rge, ms tfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
BLAKE,s PATENT rIRE-PRoor PAINT

THIS EXTRAORDINARY SUBSTANCE, which In q
few months after applied iurns 10 slae or sone, pro-
Iecyng whatever covered from The se N Of the weather
and hre.
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD,
As scores OF individuals getting al kinds Of worth
less counterfeit suf and selling II FIRE proof paint
have the statements 81 than twenty Of the high
Isl sisnohg In Ohio IN the vicinity OF the nine who hsye
and some used, ibis counterfeit stud who
ssy that there had b-eu such comp failure
10 all The hinds Of stu up sold here called hreproO
paint except Blskes thai his only 10 considered worth
using Every person. therefore, 10 De safe SHOULD thai
my nsme on every package for they get the powder
thai will make the genuine hre proof paint lac mine they
mske themselves hsbe 10 prosecution for an infringe
Of my patent and II they get counterfeit Of course
lose their money The genuine src OF different coors
both ground In oil and In dry powder, kep. constantly
hsnd al the general depot. 90 Peari-st
myS lms VIM. BLAKE, Pslentee Fire. Proof Paint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29

METHODIST CONFERENCE This body Is still IN
session Many Of the pupts ia ibis city and sur
rounding country. Of the Congregational and other
denominations, were supplied ~ members OF me
Conference yesterday. In the First Aeinoas'
Church, after a most eloquent discourse By Blsn'P
James four young men were ordained, by t9e ,ln,o
si'ion Of the bands OF Bishop Hedding ana o.n.,
to the order Of L ders very large oon5' .,J
assembled in the same church in the el'SIno, b.,
DR. D1rtjn The '' Conference adjourned a; aa
gSy aOu 20 1Sv meeting Of the Methodist Mis-,
Inc anniversary le he held in tie Fps, Church
sGuary oocle'! SJ'e.ses are expected from Rev.
M sc T5 Of Mddetown Rev Dr. Bacon Of this
city, and Rev Dr. Dur6n, the Confspondns sec sec
re;sry Of the Society. New Haven Register ~''n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29

~ fire occurred at Savannah, Georgia on
,bs Sad inst. which destroyed the teammlll be
longing 10 the estate Of Wnkler, and worked by
Mr. Webb. The fire extended through piles OF
lumber TO a row of four low wooden buildings &C.
cupied by coored people, which shared tne same
fate. This properly, all bat the lumber, belonged
to the estate Of Winkler. An office occupied by
Thomas Purse, Esq. one rather large grocery store
belonging TO the estate of Myers, occupied by
Mr. Logan, and d. j. Dllon's grocery and grain
store were also consumed, together with large
lot OF lumber. The loss of the estate Of Wnkler IS
about $4,000; ofthe estate of Myers, about '3oO
Mr.. Dillon loses $500 or $500. Mr.. Webb is the
greatest sufferer; his loss is not less than $1,000
Much of the lumber lost was for the railroad. No
insurance on any Of the property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
AUCTION SALES.
l.. O CARRINGTON. Auctlonser.

DY .IHIOB =. PLATT.-HARDwARE AND
DCUTLERY-Oio sd new siues birnisP nam she'll s1t
hehvs HsdStrr As' f)T scccQnt 0i under writer's, ono
cast sh ED table cutlery IN los % sni hcnasefs ior
cash Aso II ocock 100 superhne poised ess
steei and the manure fJks, for cash hsying oeen
some damaged BY spor,siOn from the msn1fAeJry-
Aso n good order ~ d.x-1 Wadfo1's gass scy hes =
Also pr trcour Cfuncera ore ciS lif-e tnie-na4i
and four ZACH square acHes, pll- al boiled ~ os
to suit purchasers Also Eve rasks best London ensy'
Afo, 5casks isfsre- col. chains from 10 g-it ncl.s
50. orecask assorted sac cry, hard ware bfssI aud s
yefed firss ! ard inch
Al.o. Or yes's taper fes D.arori's DO shoe
rtsps. cos stsei straw klges White Hsifss laf iJrSi
uuskst traps pofso hoes CARD ines mincinR Knives NOR
ice locks JChfsots sqIsrls, Dugeiaps G. b. 'Aa
sxes Sesses csTpheue srps with chsins complete, nsn.
er locke kulvs- srd forks carvers, butcher bread al
shoe knives spnsg arc umh rpadiocAs p d1nea 9tiel1
&r &c.
NB.-Trmouow. Tfrrsday. 3oth large sale OF crock
cry n the large taes0om the auction store - when
The si,enou Of country well IS cry purchasers Is d.
r4cied. my.H ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29

TIE DETROIT ADvERrHER-Mr E. A. Wales
has become associated in the ownership OF this pa
per The business department is assigned to Mr.
Wales. the mechanical 10 Mr.. Dunckee, and the
editorial to Mr. Hosmer-ihe firm being DuncElee
Wales AZ Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
JAMES COLE Aucuoneer
1Qf VALUABLE ButLDING LOTS, IN THE


1Of VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, IN THE
II CITY OF BROOKLYN-POSlTiVE SALE
JAMES COLE will sell al aucnOn ON WEDNESDAY,
June 1880 al ~ clock, at the Merchants Exchange In
the CIV OF NewYork 1874 lots OF ground, each 2jxOO feet
he NnIh Ward, BROOKLYN bounded by Bedford,
Nostrsnd. Marcy Tompkirs and Putnsm avs Madison aud
Monroe SITS.
The and streets all regularly laid out open,
and hhndssn ely graded The stu alton Of the lots s
rtmey beautiful, and justly admitted 10 be un-
eqused by any property In the neghDorhood The Gin
onsv md Bedford line Of omnbusses leave Fulton Ferry
every few minutes during the day. and until midnight con-
v.ying Passengers to whin short distance ~ the
property line Of oUuibusses IL likewise In conempa-
lion Williamsburg Oh, direct through Bedforday.
The usual restrictive cAuse against nussnces will be In
serted 10 the deeds the purchasers Twothirds OF the
purchase remain bond and mortgage for i've
years per Interest ten cent 10 be paid on the
cay Of sale and balance he first day OF July next
when full DECIDE will be de ivered Information
a. TO lte which il unexcepuonabie can be obtained OF
Wm r. Powers Ed. no Broadway corner OF Pine ST
Lilhogrs phc he bad on application 70 Richard
Ten Brock Eco Astor House, ana al The Offices OF the
my2siss (4iO)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
A Nj MERWIN, Ancuonee-
~ BANGS. PLATr & 90. store 204 BrOed gay.
HIuAf hIIeriO1 ven % fe sNe OF P0V4ie LlJI q
mes. Cash advsrr~s made "a he aiesred

lies. SAsh afvsrr~s made "a he desired.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th May
Law LlBRARY-A very fi and com ol-te library OF gen
seman o. the bar recently decreased embracing The Uuted
saes Reports n Peers Cranch Dallas bs SAFE Reports
OF Johnson AND W@ndeL Oigass Standard Tresises, &c
among Them vii be found th- following Crsnchs Re-
poIs vols Peters Reports II vols Wheaons Reports,
u vols Daass Reports. u vols Dumford Essts Re-
pors vols Johnsuu- Reports, p JohrsOn's Chan
eery Reports vols Pages Chancery Reports 10 vols
Aesey Reports ~ vols; Bsrons AbndgemenL 10 vols
Philips evidence, jyos. Pegers's Condensed Reports
vols MAddocks Ctaneery Reports ) vols, Browns
ShtnceTy Reports, vols Akynss vols: E,pinasse's
Reports, vols Lord RAYMOND :, vols Campbelrs
vols Coke's Reports vols Wilson's Reports, 3 vols
Woodeson's Lectures. vols Strsnges Reports,
SoTys Equity jurisprudence; Daniess Chsncery p
uce vols Chtys Criminal Law, vols Smiths Leading
Csses vols Greeulesf on Evidence, vols; Gorion's
Digest L. 5 Laws; Gritty Contracts do on Bulls Of
Exchange; Chittys 3 ack.tone, vols; Wheaons Sell
WINS Nisi Plus vols; Story Contracts Weades
Reports 20 vols Nesey's Chancery Reports vos- Dy
er's Reports vols; Ssnderss Reports vols; English
Chancefy Reports 10 vols hne set OF Eeners Aoridge
merL 50 vols Tsuntons Reports. vols Bosarquet
Pulers 8 vols; Hofman's Chsncery Practice; Black
stones Commentaries, &c &c
Also large collection Of Executive and Congressional
Documents all about 100 vols and Digess TreaIlses
&c &c.
Full particulars in Catalogues, ready at the sales
room.
THURSDAY EVENING May 80, at o'clock-Lsrge
sale Of standard miscellaneous books TO close the es
tale Of a b. osselIer recently deceased my25
FRIDAY EVENING, May 81, at7t O'Clock.
AssICNEE's SALE BoOKsELLER's sroCK-COmpris-
ifgs verv great variety Of standard miscellaneous CLASH
CAL school and juvenile Books in quantities also, stable
and fancy stationery Gcthe whole well worthy the aen
ton fthe trade and others Full particulars In catalogues
which will be- issued on he morning OF the day ofsale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29

~ Notice.-rhs PBEsIg 8AEK. Westerly, n. |. sooa
te II was robbed December last Of about SIG OO
pended the ssue Of 10 Bs and procured plates The
emissions from which dated Jan /, 1850.
The Bank having redeemed nearly all their old crcusiiol
with the exception Of the stolen money! will herese! re-
deem the old bls their counter, al Of which are dsed
previous 10 Jan. |, 1850.
The Sufoli Bank Boston viii continue usual TO
deem the new Bills OF this Bank BY order Of the Direcicr
Westerly, r. v March 4, 1855. -
Els pAsWu ETHEN FOsTEb, Cssnitr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
ILELTY RIKER l3l ChalhsInst call the attention Of
IVA persons wanting Shades TO their assortment Of
shsdes and materials for making ana hanging shades
fhey make the best qualify only and sell prices fuD IS
per cent less any other manufacturers All Shades
xsrranted not 10 stck or curl. my7 tjelr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
WIN H. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer
DEREMPTOHY SALE OF 2lS LOTS U

lJ
i GROUND, situated on Third and Fourth avs and on
Ninety tenth Nnety-eighth, Ninety ninth, One Hun
dr.ih One HundredsId First One Hundred and Second
and One Hundred and Third ats being part or lhe mellow
an Property II FRANKLIN, SON co. will sell
At auction on THURSDAY, May 80 at II O'Clock, st the
Merchants Exchange
THRDAv lois on me we't soe OF Iuiru-sV e'n tI rae
ing the entire front between OneHundredth and OneHun
dred Anc- First SITS
Aso lots on the west side of Third-sv. between Nine
ty-rinth and One Hundredth SIS.
FoURTH.Ay lots on the west side OF Fourth ay' en-
brscDe The entire front between Nnety-Seventh and Nine
ty.eiehlh Sta
Also lots on the eest side OF Fourthsv embracing the
entire front between Ninety ninth and Onetundredth s
Also lots on the side of FOurthav embracing the
entire front between Hundredh and one One Hupfred
snd-Fust SIS
entire fon beto One Hundred andFrss and One Hun
dred sndSecond SIS
Also lots on The side Of Fourthsv. embracing the
entire oDi betv One 1ndredand-Sscond and One-
hundred ar Third SIS
NIsETY-sEvES1H-sTle lots on the north side OF Ni1e-
tysevsnih 81. commencing leo feet west of Fourthav
NINETYEIGHTH-sr 8 lots on The south aide OF Ninety
eiehth-st immediately In The rear.
NISETY-NISTH sT-23 lots the north side Of Ninety
ninthsi commencing 100 feet east OF FourShav
OSE-HUNDRFDTT-sT-29 lois on the south side OF one
Huncredh 81. Immediately in the rear .
Also % lots .hs north edo Of One Hundredthst d.
recty opposite -, , -,
of One Hundredth-st Immediately In the rear.
A,o ots on the south side Of One-Hundred and first
Of commencing us feet ives OF Fourth sv
Also 10 the forth side OF OneHundred and first
Al commencing leo feet west OF Fourth-av.
OsE.HUEDREDASD-sEcosD sr-9 lots on the south side
Of One HunoI aud-secoud 81 immed atey In ne rear
Also, II lots the north sde Of One Hundred andSe-
cond-st directly opposite.
ONE-HUNDRLDAND-THIRD lots on the south side
Of One Hume -Thrd-st Immediately the rear.
TERns-70 per cent on mortgage
This property has been the MCGOWAN family upward
Cfl0O years
1.-the graphic msp The office Of the suctonees Broad
Of. t43lD my25 SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
UNPARALLELED TRIUMPHS.
CLIREHUGH,S TRICOPHEROUS,

THE GREAT CURE FOR BADNESS, GRAY HAIR,
SCURF AND DANDRUFF.
LII CASES OF badness weak thin hair, Will be
"A stored and strengthened gay hair. Will be prevented
and changed their original color Scun and Dandruh
will be entirely removed and tho hair under all circum-
and all ages will be kept healthy so glossy and
curly, TO The lsesl period Of life
TIE Trcopberous IL wholly different 10 s composition
from ali other articles ofihe for similar pur.
pose II intended TO through the skn upon the nerves.
blood vessels and sbsorben connected with or
bulb Of the hair to and sustain healthy action In
these, and thus produce q and 20
LUXURIANT HEAD or hair.
Ladies' gentlemen wishing advice and addressing
from distance be particular In stating any pecaiar
circumstances connected with the decay falling oG Of tho
hair such the present VI health age, haos const
tuition and temperament of The patient for al these must
such advice lead 10 successful result Mr. c. will
attend his Office 79 Broadway every day for consuar
ton. Separate rooms for Ladies' tf
Sold At the principal DEPOT l79 Broadway, and by ell
Druggists and Pefnmers In the United Stass my3 lmeodh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29

ltlNDUW SHADES! GILT COkNiCEs ORA
w Perry MUSLINs, &c.-Famil-s about furnishing
heir windows with the above srilces viii hnd al j. C..
WOODFORDs, 295 Broadway the lsrgest and best a.
sornenl Ia the city; several before intro
duced In New YORK Lace and muslin curtains, draPery
tasses loops pins, bands, cornces Sc Families pur
chasing OF the subscriber rely getting hrs rate
article snd "a low - II Ia possible 10 import manufsc-
cure II Merchants buying at Wholesale vil End hdecided
" 10 their advantage call before purchasing elsewhere
SIS n J. G.. WOODFORD - Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
TMPhOyED EILTERERs. -
british MANIyPAoToRY.

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I'D scriber respectfully informs bis customers and no
public be has hand for the Spring trade args A.
vhiiewssh do window do, dusing do, &c Also, 40 sx'
ensve assortment Of fancy brushes Of superior wounsn'
stgred has received from the American institute silver
med Al for the best brushes eIhibsd their se fair
40 2ms JOHN X HOPPEL