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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-24
vT,o spICUI.hTons-AR RARE CUANCr TOa MAKING


i rortune-A large and superior Panorama Of a
serious subject with moving fFures lighting apparatus
packing eats errtain and requisite for eyshtion
be purchased for thousand dollars not Of
ths material The Panorama 70 Of the trst e.s W bert
r~sntvs hnr uAftufted,
owing TO the proprietor being engaged in other
certain fortune attends lite exhibition smaller Pane
rams Of broadway exhibiting the side a this cee
eei.d street from Union Square showing every
hucsnE wiz singular accuracy be purchased for
hundred dollars. This BEAUTIFUL picture Of great
and was the last work Of the celebrated Bengoxgh II would
be very desirable acquisition a A
setf Magic Lanterns phsntasmagors or Dsolyng ye~s
With three hrs elase lanterns nearly hundTe French
sDeers with mechanical action Of the very make;
medium gas tubes holders, generators. Sc al. plee.
Prise three hundred doartho cheapest lot offered
Purehss-rs apply to W. Barton, tnestre
street any day between ten aud three.
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Freight 70 New Orleans per cubic foot by
ment 81 koods other nsrcsndse Agreement rresht
VII sss b taken 20 Havana In limited quantes ct 2oc
cubic foot or agreement and specie esas sas
primase The eosssses Havana attend 70 the receipt
q their msrehsndise Immediately after the vessel strives
sssrs ,rssht or psss.ss sply A. ne once Of me Com
n o. RODENTS.
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rNHE ALPHABET EXPLAINED, NO 5-r-YOU CAN'T
the touns Of without pnehnE your lower
lip with your teeth We found that out the other
day. in vociferating fndse emphatoaly in
" the assurance Of Broadway shoemaker that the
Boots could be Afforded under 81. 20 IA Ann
and " ere enel ted fort surh ftyt
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Foreign Nsstis.

LErrsR BAss fer Livsrnool per stssshp Pa-itc win
close ~ the Ezebnnge Reading Eoon t6 Esshangel ,hs
day, ASS H. At half past 10 oclaet fstters he
paid to destination.
Letter Bags steamship ohi, fer Hawai-. chagrvs
the Pacific, viii close at ths a.Jve ehs Monday Asg
n, at 2 oeleek.
r.s sandwieh isands sna the Piose steamer Phila
delIEia, will olose at hs Excharse kraanE (67
asrgel Wednesday, Aus. ~. at ~ o'clock.
The above Letter Bags Wall street
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EELLowy NEW YORK ETRlorIAN oPERATio
Troupe late Perses Msstrss at the Olympic, No. ~
Broadway between Howard and Grand st-MOadsy. Aus.
r. Lss every night further notiee Tho continued
that has favored this inabls band Of Ethopsn
perormers has stamped A.n being the ne plus nsr. Of
formers, under the dirosion Of j. b. Tellows Thy will
have the honor Of giving w original inmitable entertain
meats night until urthsr notice Admission -
Doors at Conoert 70 ct o'clock An After
Cencert Wednesdays and SATURDAYS. menenG
Asp IN.
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EnPIRR sITr LIrr-THsoUon rfUKETs TO SAN
II Francisco via Ch.sr~s Ts spls sdid steamship ORES
CENT CITY, 1900 tons surihsn Charis. sod..rd Com
nsrder. viii leave her aoet Pier No N for Chssrss
on henday - three oelsek karly apriestsn
necessary, 10 secure through eket Yer iefst o. rss
ssfe. apply 70 J. HOWARD 4 son. - brosd~sy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-24

yTNHE NEW YORK AND UAyRE STEAM NAVIGATION
Il Company for NAyre and soutL Anpton. Tue United
States Nail Steamship fRANkLIN, 220 tons burthen, J.
Wo:ton commander will take her place the lire
October touching at Cowes 10 land Gnd receive tas aas
ana pas,enFer Tor freight or passage. apply 20
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent. 50 Broadway
The Frnnkln will shortly be followed ty the Humbsldt
r. Lines, Commander.
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EoR skr rRArCIsco.-THE sHIP HERER, CAPTAIN
y. W rattsrson. wl " despatched Immediately for
NE shove port direct The shir e en,ssd ressary w ne
Chns trade ard having thss halt her cargo enss<si
sss eons board shppers rely upon her sailing soon
" BJ1fa xDsAs ss rrOs, street.
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Crsron HoUsE. NEw YoRk,
Collector OfHae, August 10, 1850
DEoPesALs ron TAXING Down The LIGHT HOUSE
stoney Point Hudson River. aud fer rebuilding
On ste ordng to the following speeihatoaa will be
received this orce until Wednesday the 1st instant
IL MAXWELL, Superintendent OF Lights.
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The be bulls q stone on The SO. o. the rressI
one he taken doNudiameter Is feet At the base aud
inches At the tops height p feet from the base
ground lantern deck The materials Of the old tower
such portion to be used in the construction Of n
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Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST TuE
"A Estate of James LAME late Of No. 90 Chambers
merchant tailor. hereby notified 20 hand in the
Charles X. Taylor, No. 70 NfssAu aud all
requested 20 the amount Of their indebtedness "
him who only Is authorised by TO receive the
New Yofh August ~, tad0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-24

CTEAM MAHOGANY SAW Mill. COMPLETE IN
- sry respoot situate at foot OF Grand street. Eat River
New York, for sale cheap for cash.
ai9IlsD. NSySoR ESeeutsrs 1872 Monroe street.
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super plss Cas<neres vhsh be IA making order
o-ly 81 the the hest syle, sale
In 81 Fsnts will BY calling N
Cssk Psrts Taller. No az Ann street.
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DRlCIoUs STONES AND FReN sANCY oaop
VICTOR BISHOP, Importer q "iaer Lane.
N b. Pearls Diamonds and all Kinda u, purchased
81 their full value.
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SPECIAL sOTlCEs.


BLOOMING GROVE LODGE, ls2-L o. OF o. f.-Ths
~ embers u the above Lodge requested TO meet
~ the Lore Room. on SUNDAY, 18th instant A. Pm,
20 attend the funeral Of late Brother lDavd House.
punetual attendance requested H. W. NICHOLS. O..
Cons OF TEsPbRANCE.-a MEETING or TIE p. W.
~ p and other members Of the g. Of t. w be held s
Bovery this evening August e. at o'clock TO hear the
rpt OF the c.mmttee appointed by Plurious Unum Dr.
von Ne OF OF II TOT the purpose OF rendering some
rean Museum fer the great gesd he has DONE and doing
for the Of by introducing 70 the New York
pubic the moral and domestic drama Of The Drunkard
EDwis j. sEacER, {commi,,ee
H., WILLfANS.N
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NE roREEsTs sPLkNDTD rssHIosABLg rURNT-
~ Upholstery, ro7 srosd-sy. nearly opposite
NE Irving Hsuss-A. this extensive and naynitesst tyr
every approved style f Furniture vkethsf Lox luh.
18Th Gothic, RsyptAs, rhsshethan or the choices, P.r
for perors bopders hbrariss he'd and dining
Alec Decorations In every style 81 artistic fer
every hind q roon snshsa Nth despatch and ~ resson
able ehsrge.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

c,ocress as NAV enable il to carry ON once more
~ fortunate business OF the Government-the
fTn;an' 'sr the preservation of which strive. The
Irnion of States Tor which strive }, no. merely
Toio, OF law Of Consttutiou, ot compact hnt
.h !, Is that it il Unbn oi brotherly regard. Of
s,s,ernsl feeling throughout the whole couHtry.
| do not wish that any portion OF 1he people
of this country shall feel held together only
bv the bonds of LEGAL corporation-bonds
which some Of them may think restrain
their limbs, cramp their affections, gall ana
worry them; on the contrary, that they shall be
bound together by those unseen, soft easy setting
chains that result from generous affections anu
from a sense of common interest and common
prlde In short. fellow citizens, my desire ana my
alor is 10 see that state OF things prOuuc""' !"
which, filling all bosoms with gratitude, ali hearts
with discriminating all faces spreading through
MI ranks OF people whether rich or poor-"he'her
North South. East or w est there shall exist the
balm of all our suffering. the great soace oi al our
poitcal calamities in the great and glorious iuture
and that is love -four United Government
Mr. Webster closed amid vociierous cheering,
which lasted for some moments. The meeting
being in the open air, the vast crowd IN 'he'r anX-
;o,v to see and hear the speaker, rushed upon the
,onorters tables and entirely stopped the opera
,;ons ., most of them. In this dilemma your re-
n,rter was greatly indebted TO Mr. Hale OF the
adre,nscr, for the report prepared Tor mat paper
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PAToHoGUE, q. H. Monday, April .
Permit me to record the mysterious disappear
ance OF one George Miller, from 25 to 80 years OF
age native of Germany, residen. in this place.
The facts are as follows:
Miller lived about one mile north Of this village at
place known as Canaan, with a family called
Gregory he, Miller having married the mother of
the family and being, properly speaking father-in
law to some three men and two three half
grown boys, part of whom are very incorporate
Miller and the family had frequent quarrels, some
times ending in fight, in which case Miller gen.
orally got the worst of it, On the 5th Of January
last, after fight, Miller being severely injured de-
termined to bring the perpetrators to justice and
called on Saturday at the office Of Justice Wood
hull for that purpose The Justice being absent the
matter was postponed until Monday.
The next evening Sunday about o'clock, there
was heard in the village a cry Of Help, and Muir
der" aud from its sound appeared to proceed from
the woods about one mile directly north Several
persons went in pursuit, but hearing nothing, made
no discovery. Nothing was thought of the matter
until some person missed Miller and inquired of his
family respecting him. when they stated he had
left home in the middle OF such night, which night
proved to be The identical one on which the cry of
murder was heard. He has not been seen or heard
of from that time till now although good deal of
individual inquiry has been made for him. The
authorities of Brookhayen have made no effort TO
discover the truth. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
AMUSEMENTS.


tsARNtN'S CHINESE MU-EtM, So Broad
- ~, h'tNe"n >priIg and Prince s'--P ! BAR
Apt . ~ the
l',e 81 LADY sad SUITE o. SIX PERSONS,
~ ~, iy' Eugand Monday next, this being the Only op-
p"rlhiiy That offers of heholcrg
LII. 3, NJ BEAUTIFUL CHINESE BELLE,
IN ,ee' Only = inches long During The past six days the
nusrun hAs beeu rairouized by Twenty rhou-and
Peis,H. VINO have unann1asy pronounced IL ~ be By
''' 'i' "I1st rNl hlii1n ever sen IN Americs.
ThE CHINESE COLLECTION
wch In Itself presents CON alete picture Of China and
w 1ulles Their costumes usrners habits and modes Of
~, ~ 'iae perfect by TIL, living addition. The Chinese
si's wan f-kOO, young lady aged H.
sss bnl, Akum her serving maid, aged %
PIT 800 Chime Professor OF Music. sret g..
fiss Amoon. his daughter, aged T.
niNlei MunChune, he SON. aged 5
Alret Hou ,, the Interpreter aged "a
ocal and Instrumental music wiz be performed both iay
nno evening conveying accasie idea II Chcese harmo
ny
Open from A VI. til 10 z. NJ. Admission Is GEMS;
chiiuf-n uhder TO- half price A.g
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
CAUTION To DEALERS. = Not

CAUTION TO DEALERS. - Notice is hereby
Ngiven that 10 licenses grants TO Manufacture The
Congress Boot have been issued without the condition
that each pair should be stamped with and date OF pa
tent; persons buying selling any Others are liable TO
prosecution for Infringement.
Hearing thai some persons are preparing infringe, by
,he use of elastic materials rade OF threads OF rubber
braded or together hereby inform al persons that
snb N nsed in making the Congress Boot would be d.
ri and positive nrp cement Of the patent issued To Ds
mont Hvai ard by mem sold and assigned 70 me Any
Infringement bS making OF selling The Congress- Without
due authority from me must be prosecuted
Having inyesed over $4,000 In the introduction OF this
invention the public, ana thereby given the paen'
Licsnses granted and sales effected In Massaehuseiis
Msine and New. Hampshire, by CHAkLES WiNsLoW,
and esewbrre throu ghout the United States by
he ownsr HORACE II. DAY,
a3 2awlm - SV"AAe'@
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
Outrageous Legislation in regard to the Court
of Appenlr.
1,o az L,t,,nr al ~ Tn.nne.

To 'le Editor ~ The IrIbHHe;
Bv an At in relation to the Court OF Appeals,
passed March 20. 80, the Legislature have r..
pealed IN, last clause of the 2d sectlon Of Title
|. Chapter ,, Part 81 Of the Revised Statutes so
far as relates to the Court OF Appeals. As there
was nothing on the face Of the bill to show what
this clause was, and the former provisions related
to the appointment Of a substitute, when any Of the
ex oilcio members of the Court should not be able
to Sit It is fair to presume that the repeating clause
in question was smuggled through in the hurry Of
Legislation at the close Of the session without being
understood. The Governor also must have signed
the bill without comprehending the enormVy of
this provision. The clause repealed is as follows ::
Nor can any Judge decide, or toke part m tte de-
cisi0n 0f any question chich shaI hqre beeR 0rgned
IN the CONT ichen he icdS not pres nj and sfiHg
flcrcin as a JRdgc'
If this repeal has any effect, and it was GER
tanly INTENDED 70 have, it is 20 authorize Judges TO
decide cases who have not heard them and even
to overrule the opinions Of those who hare There
are eight Judges, and six constitute 4 quorum.
cause may therefore be heard by six only and the
design Of this repeal was 10 let the two who were
not present Mt the argument take part IN tee de-
cison 10 the same manner as those who trcrc pre-
sent. If this intent prevails, judgments may be
reversed without the concurrence Of more than
three Judges who have heart the case out OF q
Court consisting of eight. The ultimate rights OF
our citizens to property liberty md life, to be
determined by Judges By chom the parties not
heardi Cannot some Of our worthy Representa-
tives especially those on the Judic AIRY Committees,
explain what this means. aud who is responsible
for this provision Such an outrase upon all ideas
OF Just legislation yo4HiycS explanation.
The Revisors in their note To this section say
- Dec aratory of some universal principle Of law
which cannot be too extensively known or too for
maly declared 1t was always considered even
without that Statute that Judge who did not
hear could not dccidc Our old reports are full Of
cases where the Judges ho did not hear. declined
to take part in deciding. Such men as Kent, Spen
GER Thompson, and the others who graced our early
Judiciary, needed Statute 10 prevent their cxer-
cising the tyranny of giving Judgment without
hearing the party condemned. It remains to be
seen whether the enlightened Judges of the Court
of Appeals will not act on the same high Princi.
pies Of right aud Justice, and hold that this repeal
only leaves the law as it always was before the
Statute, aud does not reqpire them to exercise Ju-
dicia tyranny. JUSTICE.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

IsDIAYs-We learn from Mr. Bowen, the Post
master of San Antonio, that two men arrived this
morning. bringing the mail from Laredo, which was
due two days since. These men stated that they
were attacked on the other side OF the Nueces BY
about 90 Camanche Indians, who tooi their horses,
letting them barely escape with their lives The
mail was saved merely because il was carried in
their bosom, there being no bags. They were three
DAYS without food. The mail which had left here n
fortnight since for Laredo. was also attacked by n
party of Indians the mail rider was shot through
the shoulder, and the mail taken Western Texan.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

BosroS TRAVELLER ESLARGED.-The Boston
Trareiler has followed the example OF some OF its
cotemporsries, and enlarged its borders. The
Troreler is one of the most industrious aud read.
able of Boston papers, though TO our thioking, it
would not be injured by becoming little more pro-
gres.ive and popular In its tendencies. We are
glad 10 see that it is prosperous.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
OENrLEMENs sPRING AND sUNIMER

WEAR-Wm T. Jennings Co Diapers and Tailor',
First quality ready made clothing, &c. Isl Broadway
American Hotel solicit inspection Of their assorsmen
Of new and sessonabe goods which IN point OF rcne"
and variety far exceeds any previous Offering comnensu-
rsts as IL 10 with extensive additions the premises
which afods wider scope for their business In which they
will endeavor to merit continuance Of the liberal pstro
mage which has recognized their garments a the most
economical cut and finished they are In style but rarely
eaused and wihe disposed of ct proVerbsy modefHle
chaTgeS m@o Ws
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
- OLYMPIC.
tKC E,S yJIN.Tst ETs

Vi Z.
tttnKCE's AIINsTRELs.--The original Poinpey
iair of CnusIy's mus.el, "a Broadway, he ween
Howard aud Grant every evening this week Doors
open al T. Concert at o'clock The novelties intro
uurr ~ II Pierce Ia hts siye Of Ethiopian perfor.
mhhcrs and which have been received night the
uscln marks OF appreciation by crowded sudeLces
entertainments
Ailsrnoon performances Wednesdays aud SATURDAYS
Doors open ~ 2-concert o'clock Admission Is cts
Oicfrsfa seEts, 81 els private boxes So s22
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

CLOTHING.
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY

THE BEST PLACE TO BUY.
CLOTHING, AT WHOLESALE OR RERAIL, Ia al
~ the Store Of p. L. ROGERS 10 FULTON-ST, at the
sign Of Gen Taylor assert without hesi,son ths, my
stock Spring and Summer Clothing is the cheapest aud
most varied both In style and prices that has ever been
offered for sale In the city.
Dress and Frock Goats from French and English
Cloths 00 to 20
Oaice ard Business Coats from Cashmere, Cashnerett
Tweed Alapacca and Linen, SC 81 90 10 10
Vests from plain and fancy Silks Satin, and ..
BOYS CLOTHING
BOYS Frock ard Sack Goats, from Cloth, 80
Aapacca, Linen, 70 70 w
Rovs Jsckets and Pants from 62t 10 ? %
=. Vests from Silk, Satin ard Marseles 30 10 90
Also, splendid assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
yesings constantly on hand, and made al the shortest
notice. p. ROGERS, 10 Fu.Ion-st cor OF 0Qtl,,
full suit Of Summer Clothing for g. an 2mMWh
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
MEDICINES.
rnrpopra a ~, ,,,.,,,,.,,...,,,

TIE REMARKABLE sANATIvE POvr,s
, r PIOWNsENDs sARsAPARILLA h,,, 80. ".
numerous, """ls !" ''ohisrf,i ~ md nAhs f.usul-,
use Of Dr.. TOwSsESDs NAME secure tt- sale .,
ARTICLES
These cogn,sr'eifs and limitations only ysovv -.
OF the oRIcINAL and 70 HicHER co~rilwEsy eo-,.t
paid 70 Dr. ; Towlsend's Extract Of sarsspsrIs a. -
the sborous efforts that have been made io 80 < nsn
THING LIKE As TO the DISHONEST ArrTMSrS ~,
leen made 80 10 use DR. TOwn.ends NAME A. 10 e,.s,
Confusion Ia the public mind In reference 70 ,be
ARTICLE, We publish below card of all the prnS,,.i
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS In New-fors.
We tho undersigned Wholesale Druggists IN Ia -,
NeU-YoIk, rave sod DR. p TOWNSEND ssExru 1cy q.
SAsrAaILLs ,or several years and consider The oRIo
that it the hrs introduced 10 public nooriey unds-
tlai name.
WALTER 3 TOWNSEND & co. 2is PeSrlsi
JOIN earle 4 co i5S WGers-
NJ WARD L Co. s3 MadCr-l
J6J F TRlPPE, % Msiden-ane.
GRAHAM & co 10 O.c.slip.
IB HAvILtND & Go Once IN groa4wsy
JACKSON, ROBBINS 4 co. lSi Ws,erst
THOMAS i MANN ELL, 60 Wiiiamst
DAVID I. LANMAN 50 wstersi
MARSH NORTHROP, SO Pearls.
NORTON, BABCOCk WOOD, l5O Naiden-lSne
PENFOLD, CLAY co F'echers;
oLCOrT MekEsSoN \ CO ~ Maiden lane
ABS AN < D SANDS 100 sa'toa.,
HAVILAND, KEEsE 4 co SO Msidenlsne
gUSHrON CLARK 4 co 1T Broadway. lG AstOr
House and - Broadway cor Chambers-sl
PHILIP SCHIEFFELlN co. l07 Waier-st
POU & PALANCA, 96 JOhn-st
SHERWOOD COFFIN, 81 Pesrl-st.
RUST 4 HOUGHTON, SO JOhn-sl
MINOR Y co 2ll Fllt0n a.
INGERsOLL 4 BROTHER, go Pearst
JOSEPH T. Triple, i23 Msiden-lane
HAYDOCK CORLlES CLAY, 2ls PcsrlsG
GREENLEAF KINsLEY, 4i Court andt-st
CUMMING & VAN DUZER l7S Greeuwich-si
HASKELL \ MERRlCK. 10 Gold-stE
B. FAHNESTOCKI 4 co 81 Johns -
Propretors Of Fshnesi. CHS Nerntfugen
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
0UIo sT.TE LOAN OF $500, ,OOO.-T

If the Ohio Canal Fund, by virtue OF ar
sc of The General Assembly OF the stale OF ONO pesseo
% he received until Wednesday, the lJIh OF June next
90 AZ the Office OF the Ohio Life Insurance and trust
r"mpany New-YoTk, for loan Of Two Millions Six Hun
Ard Thousand Dollars for which transferable ceriihcae'
~ Ohio State Stock will be issued As follows:
one Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollars 10 Dear ~
,srest A. the OF elk per cent annuin payaDe e
snnuey in the CRY Of New York and the principal rein
sursed at the pleasure # the State after the year 1919
One Million Of Dollars 10 bear interest at me rse OF
per per snnum payable as above, and the
renbu' the pleasure OF the state siIer loo
The certfcstes OF ssck will bear interest from He is
day Of July, ltSO q, .,sb
he premiums offered for said loan must be PAID IN casp,
or IN Ohio Fix per stocks OF 1880 al par on IN
Ohio Life Insurance aud Trust Company New foA 20
credit Of the Ohio Canal Fund Commissioners rue "a ~
ance principal 10 be paid IA above, ELMER IN oa ~
Ohio six per cent. stock OF 1850 al par On NC II -!
Juy next when the certificates of stock VIII De
The proceeds of the above loan are rec llien 0 %
dempton Of The i've and six per cent stocts oI O-'' @
turing after December ST. 1850 Proposals may, me-
fore desired be made with the undersandbs' mas
The payment Of the premium Of the elk per cent :, an
the premium and five per cent. OF the principal VI nc
per cent stock, the balance msy remain Vn ,s - 30. o. -
per cent per from the ls july 20 be psla ~
rot lees than FIVE thousand dol are al te ., @ @
bidder any before the 3lst day OF DeeshDef lo
the socks being withheld collateral security ior '1eh
payment q, ..,a loan
ro thousand dollars must state me amount
VIII bc paid for each hundred doHhis VI Us
crminstng between the five ana six per GEMS giving the
address OF the party making the proposal anu De
enveop marked "Prop0sdis Jo, ono STATE Loan
and 10 tbs ONO Csns Fund Commissioned care
OF GEO. ;. COE, Esq Cashier, New fofL
T. ~ SILL Acting Canal Fund COininlssioner
JOHN WOOD. Auditor OF STATE
A. A. BLISS, Treasurer OF ssie- a'o Duis
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
WILL SOON CLOSE.
ifAl NE'@ pANNkANtH OF A

feAYNE'S PANORAMA or VOYAGE TO
- EUkOPE-Open every evening al tte Great Hat
Minerva Rooms SO Broadway, embracing (smong other
lhngsl Vows OF Boston and Hsrbor. HALIFAX Liverpool
London from the Thames, ts magnificent Bridges the
Thames Tunnel briisnly Illuminated, ard both bsnks of
the teaQtilul River Rhine.
Admission Is cn; children under II IS cts Doors open
a q commences moving Al IT Pm Al exhibitor on
Wednesday, ard Saturday afternoons at O'CLOCK.
giO 4Xs
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

SIS in New York ora
81 o in London. Tru
II Coupons taken The nerss is payable al the
office OF the Company only
The Bonds will be put sp in OF O00 with liberal
privilege aud ell utup viii be sold TO The highest bidder
a29 Il WARD 4 co.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
cvNTIFMENs WEARING APPAREL.

GENTLEMENS WEARING APPAREL
CHARLES Z. FOLWELL Draper and Tailor,
frat onalty work made TO order si3 fultonst between
William and od has Just purchased for cash. choice az,
soment Of cloths cassmeIes AID yestngs wheh, w WIZ "
low rent and selling for cash. he is enabled 70 fas
eight wears enjoyed reputation (eyen by those OF SANE
rsdei of cutting the best fitting garments and as iol a
snd svle he will cannot be beaten, II sq1Aeo
Inn