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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
W TELEGRAPH rs THE Nsw.YOax TRIBUNE
For Congressional Proceedings see First
Lntest AspecI. ut the Metropolis.

Special Dispates.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Mays.
The Galphin Committee met today, and de-
cided in favor of the Report prepared by Mr..
DISNEY against the payment Of the interest. The
five Loco Foco members voted for this Report and
the four Wings against it.
Mr.. CONRAD (Whig) is preparing a Minority
Report, IN fapor of the payment of the interest.
The feeling in favor of the Compromise is better
to-day than it was yesterday. The chances, how
ever, are against its success.
The Committee on Homer (DoOrkeepersl case
will report Monday, recommending his re-
moval. X.
Prospects Of the Compromised good Look
Tor Caiifornia-The Cabinet assaiIed In The
Republic.
Special to The Tribune
WAsHIsGros. Thursday Evening May 3.
Mr.. CLAY says he regards the demonstrations in
the Senate yesterday Indicative of an opposition
to the Compromise that cannot be overcome. For
himself, he says be has no desire TO lead. and will
cheerfully follow any man who can offer plan for
the settlement of the great questions now pro-
ducing so much excitement and peril.
Mr.. MASeux, speaking for himself and other
moderate Southern Senators, has to day privately
notified the Southern opponents of the Omnibus
scheme that if they persist in their opposition, he
md bis friends will fall back upon the Presidents
plan, offering it as their only alternative, and re-
fusing any countenance to future measures of agi.
tation in the South.
Mr.. SEBASTIAN Of Ark. openly declare, that he
prefers the Presidents plan to the Compromise
propositions of Mr.. Clay.
cannot learn that the Cabinet bs. taken snv
notice Of the surepthOusy Published letter attn
bOted to Sir Henry Bulwer.
The Republic Of this morning has a leader d.
recty ssssiling the Cabinet which has occasion ed
considerable sensation 1t is wholly untrue thu,
the President has the least sympathy with these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

RARxuM Chinese MUsEUN-it seem. that Ssrnnm has
ut asr succeeded 10 prevailing the Chinese Lady and
her Chinese rrtinu- In this country until he goes
10 Europe for JeuHy Lhd, vhsn be- Will accompany her
thus far on way home. So she viii visit few OF
cites and may few days longer IN the Csinese
Mu.euB here This wi be- good TO The crowd lhst
frequ-nts that handsome and hs IL day and
evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
I'm Congress, Yesterday.

The SENATE made the Omnibus bill the
order Of the day for Monday next.
The HOUSE effected little or nothing,
strange as the fact may seem.
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L. =. Supreme Court

WssHiSGToS, Thursday, May SYM.
The Supreme Court in the case of Boswell rs
Dickinson's Assgnees, today, decided in favor of
the appellant. This decision is 4 very important
one, involving a claim to all the land upon which
Lower Sandusky, Ohio. now stands. 1t was held
from the late Rudolptus Dickinson which this de.
csion gives TO Boswell All the inhabitants will
b. dis posed thereby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
Markets. Nrw.oRLEAss, May I.

The news by the Canada has come to hand, but
hiss had no effect The market 70 Cotton. The ss~s
shout 1900 ta es including Mddng 1T and FAIR 1911
a 1871 The receipts al III sort Al Noble 1900
bales behind the same period last year.
The telegraph wires are in good order again. and
We a'e waidag the Nagara's sccounn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

attacks No man Is more decided in bis opinion OF
their improperly.
Mr.. BESros says the explosion Of the Omnibus
Scheme yesterday has saved him two days
Speech. So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

COOP HArs-f you want bat-a good hai-s tasty hsi,
and fashionable hst-s hat that will look wen-hi you
well and welone that you can speak Of with peas
ure and confidently recommend others buy from WAR
.ocys Hatters 206 Broadway. myl0 2us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

~ An exhibition OF the varied and beautiful effects OF
which the new voiced E0isn Pisnoforie Of I. GILBERT
Co 10 capable. viii be given This tFndsyl Evening al
their New.Yerk Ware Rooms ~ Broadway. Please call
t.f-n
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Mnrkets....BuTFALo, May &c Pm

Receipts riibin Tie past "a k0urs.-FLoUR. 5000
bblr; WHEAT 500 bushels CoRN. lltC0do The FLOUR
msrlei 10 rather heavy. but marked change can be
ced IN the WHEAT held above the views OF buy
hch restricts the sses The Corn dealers are ask
ing he prices for all drscnpOns the sales TODAY
1000 bushels al 40 cents Tor Western mixed and IS i9c.
'or fat yellow. Saes Of Ohio WHISKY a2.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

We are compelled to omit the Report Of the
American Bible Society; American Temperance
Union, and the Central American Colonization So
ctafv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

suas wnGHr-The original Dsguereotype from which
the poruai, in No Of the Gallery OF TIE llustrious
Americana was engraved, can DO seen Al BRApFs Ds-
gu-rreap GALLERY 2o5 Broadway.
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Two Street Preachers Arrested.


Two Street Preachers, named Evans and Hill,
have been arrested in this City for preaching n-
cendisry sermons 70 Slaves They were committed
for trial.
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The Bark A. X. Taft.

CHARLEsTON, TUESDAY, May z
The Boston packet A. h. Taft, wrecked OFT this
port few days since, will prove total loss.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMoTE, IhuTsday, May y-P.M,
The Southern mail has arrived, but brings moth
ing Of interest
The Maryland election returns come in rather
slow As far as ascertained there is about 5000
majority in favor of calling a Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

~ There IL good time coming, in other verbs you
Fan have the correct time by calling on SAVAGE, 81
Ful.on-st and getting Of bis celebrated time keepe
rbe Richeieu Ever Pointed Gold Pens acknowledged
By al good penmen the best pen in market are sold "
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- Advertisements Tor The Neu- York Tribune
eoghi to he handed 10 ~ L0s publication oce before 10
fcsck 10 The evening Insure ioeir publication he neSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

UT GILBERT Co.'S Piano Fories, with or without
the Eolian may be found al Broadway Their incres
ed and rapid sale best evidence Of their favor with the
nuhl,e myl0 5us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

n The House Carpenters OF New-York friendly
maintaining wages l4s per day, will meet at IT'S
Wooster-st this fFIiday) evrring At 0 p NJ
MYRON HARRIS, Chairman.
II Mutrp mVIO
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Receipts OF Produce.

BIZ Hudson Rirer Railroad. Nay 9-6,966 bbls
Four SO do Ashes 100 do Eggs "a do Beef 20 do Beans
48jO bush Corn.
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Cirruif Court.

The Jury, in the Travers' VIII case failed to
agree and were discharged. A new trial has been
ordered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
Labor Movements.
Anniversaries Postponed.

Don't forget the Sash makers Meeting this even
ing at Keen's Fourteenth Ward Hotel Grand-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

~ Matrimeny-Mr SIzgR will lecture on the Con
cord and Discord ~ Married Life with hints The young
this evening. at Blocker Hall, corner Of Bleecaer and
Morton myi0 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

~ Mr. w ID. ZoG ba um hegs leave TO inform the
public apartments AZ % hGdsonl where
be would be happy to receive those sdes and gen emen
de.rous OF ACQUIRING thorough knowledge OF the french
and German languages less e than 10 usually occupied
10 such study Pupils attended at their residence.
myl0 4rseods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

" Anti.sIavery.-By request Of several gentlemen
Of different parties WENDELL PHILLIPS OF Boston, wl
address The cizeps OF Brooklyn Friday event May
TO- at the institute WashDgioust on The subject OF slave
~ Ladies' and gentlemen invited to attend mylO IL
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Ma, kets.

Markers. BALTIMORE, May SPIN.
At Auction oday, 1000 bags Rio COFFEE sod
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Arrival Of iae Ohio.

NEw-oRLEASs, Tuesday May 7.
The Steamship Ohio, from your city, has just ar
rived.
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~ The Twentieth Ami,

~ The Twentieth Anniversary OF the City
M-sonary Society Of the Reformed Dutch Church will be
held "Wednesday evening 18th mat In the basement Of
he La Fsyee place Church Sermon In behalf Of the
Society viii be preached by Rev T. w CHAMBERS. the
following Sabbath evening. at II O'Clock. mJlO IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
INSURANCE..

JULY DIVIDEND.
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE GO.
OFFICE Is srATE-ST BOSTON will credit the
Ohrst OF July - -
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
of is profits to The LIFE MEMBERS which fund will
form the basis Of large dividend 10 be divided IA
proportion the premiums paid and eertfcsiesi sued
therefor Persons cesirons Of gysllng themselves Of
this division are mviled make Immediate 0ppieaficn
The prosperity Of the Company has been unprecedented
no losses having occurred 10 his date.
Pc mts granted f,r SEA VOYAGES FoREGS RESIDENCES,
or In the Territories Of the UoiI-d States.
FINANCE
franklin Haven President Merchants Bank, Boston.
Thomas Thasher merchant Boston
Reuel Williams, President kennebec Railroad.
LOCAL REFEREES
John Palmer. Esa. Robert q. Shaw, Esc.
Moses Taylor, Esq. David Henshsw, ESQ.
Lawrence Trmbe Co. Alsop Chsuncey.
Prospectus with rates and every Information. may be
had Ly appllcsiton Is above, by mail to
JUDD 4 HOLLlSTER, 81 Wsll-st New-York.
Applications for agencies may be made rs above
nx6 2vy xitW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

~ Remoyal.-PHLIP Ernst. Professor OF Music
ana teacher Of B9hm other flutes and the guila
respect Informs bis friends and The pubic in genera
thai he bss removed to s97 Broad way, Wsker.t
New York. myl0 3meody
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GENERAL NOTICEN.

re- T.. Downes, Agent for The Tribune In
New-Hayen, as removed from Globe Building To
5 Exchange B1lldings myl0 2us.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
tY- Persons wishing THE TRIBUNE at thei

II Tefsons Wishing NE lhiDONH al lheh
~elngs places Of business In NewYorE Brooklyn,
i please leave heir address the Publication Office,
corner OF Spruce AID Nassau Price ~ rees,
o1yasis TO the Carries
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MOSS GILMAN ZINC ROOFING.

CUYLITL PARIS SYSTEM
MCCALL L STRONG, IS Winam-st New York,
WI Agents Of the Veile Montague Company's Zinc
Mines and Foundes OF Lege, Belgium, beg 10 call the At
tenon Of architects ard builders 10 their system
OF Roofing used the principal Public Buildings on the
Comment and Great British made Of pure maesble Zinc,
20 the square foot without s0dsr nails giving
space for contraction and expansion Of hs metal root
Of this kind will last thirty and requires no painting
repairs Models and other information may be obtsr cd
Of the Agents mo lmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

~ Il. n. Mcguire, Dentist successor Of the bate
John Burde, with whom he was former ciated)
continues the practice Of tbs Dental Profession usual al
2Union-squsre, corner q Fourtesnth-st. myl0 iiAf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

~ Columbian Peithoiogian Society.--The
forty fourth Anniversary OF nls Society will be celebrated
Friday evening, ION inst a. u O'Clock, Nblos Thea
Ter. myl0 IL
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REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
LANES. BEE8E s co.


JAMES, BEE5E s. co.
IAvE REMOVED to Sl4 Broadway and corner Of
IResde aud Center where be fo1nd all kinds OF
warm-waie and wamar heating and venustlng appsrs
for private dwellings churches, semin sres hospitals,
halls prisons. Horticultural buildings, &c &c
Also BEBEE'S celebrated cooking ranges cooking
utensils jsppsnned brass and silvefpsted regisersa
article superior 10 nythug OF the knd 10 the markell
my6 3mis
nR. TURNER, CHRONO ThERMALIsr, hiss re-
Dmoved TO the Broadway Hotel, corner OF Park-plsee
The Chrome Thermal treatment dispen'es with lspceis,
leeches cuppng instruments the Academy Of Medicine,
and the abuse OF cslomeL mylO 4iiseod
DEMUVAL.-MORiTZ EarHElLER, Teacher and
Ilrran.ator Of the German language, has removed 10
al LispenArd-sl near Broadway hNVG
OFFICE OF THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
OiemOved TO 81 Broadway. .,,o a. o,,,o,,
my6 tbs WALLER VI oiosoN'
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RKAFT. ON SAN FRANCISCO, CAL In amounts
IL " saG purchasers, for .s-bs ,,,rr A up.,
myl0 a. "AhD "'
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rs. SHApTRR, Comm ssion Merchanl, 20 PearI

4 :. SHAPTEH, Comm ssion Merchant, % Pearl
y street has stantly fr sale,
Raw SKIS In qunniitrs and qualities 10 suit
Tram and Organ In gum, boiled off, and In coior.
Large sk.iD SewiDgr, do do
Small skein Servings In all varieties
Saddlers three cord Servings, all colors
Embroidery Silk, for shaw IL and scarfs
Fioss SILK, for l-ltsrUg and wing piece goods
Wors,ed Yarns Nos Is and &C. dyed or In the grease
Cotton Ysrn, No. Is, III coiors, on spoos
Cotton Thread Nos 80 TO 90
pipiny Noe a 10 4 myl0 Nv
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NOTICE.-The firm heretofore known Is MOhhI
lNSON & KENNEDY Marble Cutters, on Iwesy-
thd-.t belw cen Second aod Third 10 ms gay az
solved BY mutual coos-nt AZ. business connected WIN
the late firm viii be settled by John ksnne5y a. ne same
place. 'on' "HN"SDA'
Eew.York, May T. 1850 - $500
IRE business Of the laie firm Of MORRISON 4 KEN
NEEDY will be continued heretofore at place.
NAV = 1850 fmyI03t.I JOHN KENNEDY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-18

OppoHeats Of tse Gye0 Ig'r1ld Fair. The
opposition which is made 20 The Forthcoming exhi-
bition in Hyde Park proceeds from * many aasr-
ters, and represents 50 many ipteresis that plain
people puzzled to know what i means The
proiectionists opposed to ii becaute gi have
tendency TO promote that fEee intesesufse be-
tween the various nations Of The eafih. which the
commerciaI policy Of this counlfF during recent
strangers will the water 70 pick Bplis bsalns
and leave him without an idea. We cannot bye,
they say unless work in the da k and keep the
world IN Ignorance Of all we are dong. To show
| our skill IS, in reality, to undermine strength
| Formerly similar prejudice, e4aally weas and
erroneous existed against The export 81 rilaehlpery
| We would not allow the foreigner to buy il and
send it out Of the county. But we aoon found that
although we kept the machinery q home We could
| not keep the workmen thai made a. They emf
grated in numbers to cuies where The prohbited
| machinery was wanted, SO that We Lost good GUS
toners and skilled labor This disposed q the lal-
lacy, and taught sapient legisiaspEs praetiSaI
lesson.
Times newspaper, be found n the arissocratic
| residents In Hyde Park and the neighboFhood.
The plea set forth is that the Park will be injured
| but they nlean to say, we won't be annoyed
The outcry that has been raised by these titled
brawlers has been so intensely selfish that it has
defeated the object and the parties stand exposed,
| but apparently unabashed, before the country.
Hyde Park is national properly. The canny Scot
| and impetuous Alilesiaa have an interest In IL
equally with the perambulating eockney. Il is the
only spot in the metropolis adapted 70 The end in
view, and, although the exhibItios may be an eye
sore 10 the elite London who love to drive in the
Park, and to the fine people whose houses overlook
the spot where the industry Of all nations is to
be located all the Of the empire including the
millions OF Londoners themsslve are pleased with
| the place which has been selected
Al third party has entered ihe lists, irem a would
appear personal hostility 70 Pfinte Albert Al the
head OF this clique stands Lord ougham. The
s old nan eloquent does strange things He has
become so reckless Of public opinlon thai any an
tics however extraordinary, in which be may IN.
dulge, excite no greater sensation than Passlpi
smile The cause Of his qusfpet " 81 ~ = frne
must not be mistaken for sympathy Tor the people
His motives are well understood snd appreciated
Whatever differences he has 70 set.lr with III
court ls his private AFFAIR." hut i i snanilessi
unjust 10 make the forthcoming exhibition the tai
get for firing al the Prince, = LirsfyOR 1snss
The Queens Visit 20 Bslgtnns The roy
squadron arrived at Osteud at half past eleven, ye
( terday Thursday morning after tine passag
The Queen and Prince were received BY the n ID
and greatly cheered by the people I he roy
party would remain al Os,epd tarlag the ngl
and leave at twelve on Frday ioi England.
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'T' n. HARFfSON, Acting 8usYsyoF.
~. rtr
fHt Woyn.
A. Wnofk'K Ionilng Tch1upltOulHs Htf-gt,
tween ArrEet and James
l.. Mathevs's, eurnsro Coosnnre and Ofsngs Eirses
sidney Rohetiaun front hssEnes near haliD arrest
Pots Religious, between s james and Celeste seetsi
aarsnts young l9nis tls f.le,ts ard st. JAM. .,,s,
MeDaanyh Rsieo1s etsaen Market ST. I,f0eF stfets
j NsO5n5rgrs =. John tle Btru between Msrtet St.
1sfase ,Jss,a ~ - ~
Estate ii wssb (Dnnodd agen the Bpta, between
81, James ard Msftet streets
John Wade m isSlss b. There's snd Bsfsehssse-
Frnncs uy esle,te hstvsn ST. Bspist ad Religious
NJ Rorey III Dudy srIi. corner o rehoupftoaias 4 c.
stte ttrssts ~ ~
A. Lyaudss Rchsri street be,geen the Bapu ard
Peccanler streets.
barrow (AaGon agentl st. John the BAPTIST between Richard
and N ne s',es,s, .,.,.., .,,..,,
As'' N' ~ -e'.J NJ - - 10 -
oeeoaa Way1, Nd.
Estate Of W. N WoIh ston Judge kaNe agen1i on DfyadHs,
tween Eutsrpe and 1srpuchore streets.
II. B. Ceras,
H. Lo kett, in sansre bounded ~ R.ee Drvaas Eu,ero.
Cage, streets ana Y.ltefty Road - -
Lsmartine, ~ M '' -
4. Murphy. t.
p Irwin Fha1a between bscchus end DrSades street
md so1lv Euterr tween Bteehus md Dyades sees
g. Reppe Melp meme be Bass us and y ,dss streets
e. Duucem Houtn-Nsst corner Son&sfee
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FILLING LOTS,

A GREEABLY JoIlIdT n H10r-
"A psy . sseJ uaust 81. s ths owasTs flnq f
herehy Tq1ri u hass
aed pr p-r ss within hir dy. aer pssly g. a
~ five Doari per day cyefy hfasnu
sad fta nnhis s efptff ion Of lfy days
from ths notice, Los ua rhy iii ehded By ae
Surveyor az expense of ulslr Issgeetye osnsrf.
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.
"a q ~ %

=, , ~, % 2 n " 2 > Y Y r r n.
a A TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
~; ~; Pk4IEO FORTES from the justly -
Davis i Co Boston; John b. DunSsm " u ~ n s3
David Van Winkle A. Il; Gale 8 CO; andy v y
Orders received for the HORSF'S PATENT IRON PIA-
NOS, TO be delivered in fast received from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the bsst Piano now in
use, particularly 9r the country where Tuners seldom
be had, they will stand longer and better tune than any
other Piano These Pianos have an ndependent rm or
which can be remoyed in moment, there being gonnee
ton between the Piano and Superior GUITARS
.DSsIa VlOLINS, .ACC0RDEONS, FLUTES, and
6H AS other Musical Instruments, constantly hand and
ss3 Tor sale at low prices. SHEET MUSIC for Plane
~ Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc Also INSTRUCTION.
Rea BOOKS for all musical instruments. EsE~ A Lib.
era Discount to Dealers Teachers and all those sending
orders. All orders promptly attended to- mh23
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RIISINESS CARDS.

"a ~, i s.VSlyEy. comntssion Merchant
W. sAgss Sss 5 q e5syis. S.se Il No. $ Sc Isiei s
street aud NO. " DAMS ~ pa,,j;. ,,os
M M IS 81 6iafss assss {, w = sRa "
WOLFE, Importer IEs B,essdg s G.n etc., g gs'd
sssss nay Ss,s'isSiS MoND. | Family Grocer. u Camp
" .siIsst ao94
A ssIllLlsY, sAp Broker IS POydrqs 1ss stIset' Ts
, !. IoIIS ". ANDREWS a CO., oc@aiissioa .sie7-
51iiIss. aIIIt q co. co,aa,iss,9i ela,,ts No. SO
4 81, Louis street, New Orleans. . auii ly
eSEWEIsI. i. TAYLOR, Importer ef Wiaes and
-. X -, Z = =, - !, a
INNS Aa Ns Nsges1glesr aha 1ppf''oo' ii
-, -. Z Y - 777.--,
Ohst Y =, LgB'halssieH yherohaHti Eatsra,,tsY1i ,s
Y sie heat.sstaee once, 20 ,ank race, y. y; 81
pDAIyK y sslsNlEIssON, 8 Wholesale GrOcess, 20
Il ) EtsJii,AII DRY GOODS TRADfG-JOsEPh II.
s,esr ,gssl = ox ,a,,a. deaS as ~
j Cogsss,a la For,oaydisg NeyehaTts 81 .irayief
street. Nea Orleans, La. ann ~
aNYFi - Il0aT u N5,,o,,, p,IJ5r STa -
w tssb sfeet toihee lately occupied BY j. b. MsrSsj
MeiytAfl45- apll 1V
~ a W. T5IT1I n jtiorne, a, 5o1, Uende5,oT
T. fsAas.- - :, ~.
wig Ise NV sslI5aea 8gesns = Co., NJ GREENWOOD 5ie '
II. va ..D 4 co. sdia C1aH4e1s, GTocers and
p sti NJ bed s5tos, Ss Third MSaieipsiity iyaS
77ss 10 n ! 4 A. 10 g;,aoo. - TsaaL Q Ta AZ
49, ~ NJ = y 1!SsysS sTest m sisIra % Cvsy
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For ErYsipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies make the disease disappear or tt
some nher place The Pain Extractor however dra12S Out
and completely the cause OF the diseas and effects
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JOIN STROUD JOHN 81 d, JR
g SafoPdee and ggE9nne sts., Deqlsrs IN MAR. n
BILE MANFEIrPIECES and ENAMELLEDI l4 VI
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB AtITFaSJ
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Keeps " hand every thing in his line including
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