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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-24
aTEA MBoAT ONEcTA FOR SALE.

yFaa4a7-@ a TIE light druught stern wheel
atsesAEYFtyEfFF5 steamer ONEOTA will be Offered
- for safe at Public Auction on Weds
nesday duly 10TH the wharf of the city Of Evans
Vile. unless dispose OF her at private sale be
fore that period. The Oneota is excellent Tow
water boat, and admirably adapted TO tie Wabash
uade, drawing only Twelve inches of water when
or eighty tons OF freight, and possessing good
comfortable cabin
Terms Of sale One half the purchase money cash
in hand the balance the expiration Of! six months
the purchaser giving approved security lr its pay
meHt. HUGH WARD.
Louisville CeuEer copy TO the amount of two dol
lars aud cha &c this Office. Ije22 isl
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGToN, June 10.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Presidents Cuba message of the Sd
was taken up and ordered to be printed
After consideration of sundry private bills,
the California question was called Hp. the
question being on Mr. Hale's amendment to
Mr.. jeff. Davis's amendment offered yester-
day, which was rejected, yeas Is, nays
30
Mr.. Walker moved TO amend the bill so as
TO extend the right Of suffrage to all aliens
in the Territories who, shall declare their
intention TO become citizens Of the United
States. rejected without division.
Mr.. Walker then moved to amend the 10th
section by striking out the provision restrict
ing the Legislatures Of The Territories from
discriminating against nonresident land hoi-
deFs in the system of taxation.
Mr.. Underwood, moved to strike out from
the bill, the double appropriation of land for
educational purposes, IT jected.
Several other amendments were offered,
lapon none OF which action was. taken, when
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Nj. Cabbetl ef Fa asked leave to intro
duee bill granting on certain conditions
alternate sections OF land. lying along the
road lrom Pensacola to Montgomery, Ala,
/ objections were made.
| Mr. Sayey, from the committee oil ways
and meals, reported the civil dirSsmatie bill
for the year 1851, referred 20 the committee
! OF the whole.
! The Heuse then went int comR4ittee OF the
Gho|e, and took up the bill granting bounty
sands to the soldiers of the war of 1919 Il
and Il, with Great Britain. the Indian war Of
1911, the Indian m'ax Of 1925, and the war
known as the Wayue's war Of 1872 tC
1895.
Mr.. Cobb, ef Ala who introduced the bill
made a few remarks in its favor, and express
ed his astoniehment that these soldiers has
not been before PRECEDED Ter by Congress.
MIR. MasoR wished she committee 10 rise
IN order that a resolution might be passed Il
terminate the debate in the two Houses OF
the California bill
Nj, Enlon hoped the bill would be fulg
discussed, as it was one Of the most importan
ever known in the Ho9se, and wo1ld hav,
greater influence en- the operations Of tbs
Government and the Treasury lhan any
measure which has passed during the pas
fifteen years.
After considerable debate, the COMMITTED
rose. and pending the motion te close TIN
debate Tomorrow at I p. n, ahey adjourn
ed
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IL Overtwe hundred hands are engaged
in the Indiana gold washings Of Brown and
Morgan countes--the best. averaging be-
tween two and three dollars per day-the
worst. not paving expenses.
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- The fremen of Lafayette. design &C.
lebrating the coming fourth of July in some
appropriate manner. Wllour firemen be be-
hind them in this?
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IL The rates of interest in the Eastern
cities are very low at the present tine. Al
most any amount of money can be had OH
good paper in New York at from three to
leUr per cent per annum.
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CAN DIDATE Els .

DC We are authorized to announce JAMES E.
BLYTHE. Esq, as a Candidate to represent Van
derburgh County in the State Convention, at the
Iext August election lJe2LfJ
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IL The lucifer match trade of the United
States is said to amount 10 more than s., 000,-
600 year
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A Coon LIcK.-A man at the Brewn eoun-
ty gold mines. lately WASHED out piece ef
the pure stuff, as thick as grain Of corn and
half aninch loag. He thinks he will get out
a tin full this summer-w2rth about $1,000.
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RIcE.-The cultivation Of this valuable ar
ticle is imu'ense. In 1913, 1lO.023 tierces of
rice weres ripped from Charleston. S. C.
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- The total amount paid for pubIic print
ing since the formation of the State Govern
OF California, TO the 26th of March last, was
reported to the legislature as being SIS. 481,
40
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NEw ORLEkNs. June II.

NE| OBLEAHS. JuUt II.
The Texas Civilian, of the 1dth contains
a proclamation by Col. Monroe, directing an
election Tor delegates to the convention to
ioIm a State Government fer New e5.ico.
The convention 10 be heI2 at Santa Fe, on
IEe 18Th of May.
Maj. Neighbore has returned to austin
after an Intellectual aGempt to organize the
country Of Santa Fe, 4n consequence of oppo-
silon frem the military aathorities stationed
there
TAe examination of Gen. Lopez closed to-
day. and the case is 10 be sent before The u.
$ Circuit Court. Bail of $4,000 was Civ
en-.
NEw HAVEN, Conn June %.
Three unsuccessful ballots for U. S. Sen
ator, lave been had in the Legislature.
PITTs BUReH, June IS.
There are l 2 feet water in the channel
andsalling fast. The weather is excessively
hot
CINcINNATI. June 20.
The river has lalIen inches since last re
port. The weather is hot and silowery.
BosroN, June 10
34ac America sailed at noon to-day with
los passengers, and $685. coo Of specie.
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w + ina We il store, leo half boxes of bv 10 WIN.
w cox Glass, which we are instructed to sell be-
low the market 10 any person wanting the article
can sell
je2i II O'RILEY & MITCHELL.
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AN ORDINANCE.

DE IT enacted by TIE President and Trustees of
I9 l.amasco City, that the minimum price OF each
and evarg Stall in the Market House shall be Three
Dollars per year, and in that proportion from this
date until the first Cay OF January 1851, 10 which
time the said Stalls VIII be rented to the highest
bidder, on Saturday next, the 9th INST; sale to
commence between and O'Clock, p NJ. Those
interested will please attend.
ie20 st DANIEL CHUTE, CLERK.
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Ms EDITOR YOU will please announce the
name of SIMEON 3. STUDDARD us candidate
for the office of Coanty Recorder at the Angus q.
election. [ap23*)
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- Mr.. SANDBRs:-Will please announce JOHN
GREGG, alias Old Honesty - as candidate for
the office OF Recorder Of Vanderburgh County and
oblige majority Of the voters of the County.
apl2
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WHARF BOAT FOR SALE OR RENT
THE unf ersigned will sell or rent his V -har
reasonable terms. The boat is in good order;
well fitted for the accommodation OF river busineE
containing good store rooms, Bakery, &c. Eo.
further ipfc-a's->-,--, - y on hoard 70
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WAsBINGToN, June 20
SENATE.

Clay presented the resolutions passed
unanimously by the Constitutional Conven-
hill
King, from committee on foreign relations.
reported boint Resolutions authorizing HE pre-
sentatioa Of gold medal to. Capt Cook. of
the barqne Sarah, in token OF appreciation OF
his services an rescung the passengers and
crew of the ship Caleb Grimshaw DESTROYED
by nre at sea-passed.
The omnibus bill was taken up at i O'Clock.
the question pending being upon Underwoods
amendment proZddng for testing the bounda-
ry Of Texas in tie Supreme Court in case of
the rejection by that State of the proposition
made to her in that bill.
The amendment after debate was rejected
yeas Is, nays "a.
Berren called up his amendment Prov
ding for the election Of enc representative
from California, and that the election of mem
beers of Congress from California is not to
take place until after the pasaaae of this bill.
After some debate The amendment was
Ilost.
I'd I'll
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TO EgaIGRANTS, &C

4 Ii those in want OF small Farms within few
"A miles of this City will do well to call on the
subscriber his Office, 2nd street, one door from
the Catholic Church. p l.. GARRICK.
ie22 If
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Adjourned Till Monday.
HOUSE.

She debate on the bill granting bounty
lanes to the soldiers of the last war with
Great Britain, Florida, and Gen Wayne's
Indian war, On melton of Preston King, was
ordered to close at / o'clock to-day.
House then went into committee CT the
whole on the state Of the Union aud resumed
consideration Of the bill.
The committee then proceeded to vote on
the various amendments proposed
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RIO COFFEE


lust received and in store, 10 sacks Rio Coffee
y for salelOw by
je2l If O'RILEY & MITCHELL.
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~ Mr. EmToR:-You will please announce my
name a candidate for County Recorder at the
next August election. F. P PAGAN.
mh27*
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SS5- To THE VoTERs OF VANDERBURGH COUNTY
Gentlemel and Fellow Ciiizens--l am a candidate
for the office of Recorder of Vanderbr - county
at the next AUGUST election
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Mr. A. Fl. Sanders, Sir, please announce the
above in your paper, and oblige yours.
ap2* BRACKET MILLS
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0cE-A H. SANDERS, Esq.-You will please an
nounee ry name a candidate for the office of
Recor er OF Nanderhurgh county, at lhe next Au-
gust election. mh25* C. M. GRIFFITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

MES were Of very interesting and imposing char
acter, ard drew together a large audience OF tne
brotherhood This Ia the fifth chapter now located
in our city.
INPRovEuESTs-This morning a. O'Clock .ne
worknuen broke ground on the spo. where stood me
Fir,t Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr. Jscoousl On
the corner or Fulton and Pineapple sts. The ground
was purchased by Crowell Hsdden' L,q. o. 'h'
ciiv. and the buildings to be put up will be o. tns
first class, brown stone fronts unsurPasseo anI
nerbsps superior to anyin Brooklyn. Two stores
ps seft nv 60 in the clear and one the corner OF
Pineapple 95 by sc. will occopythe ground on FaI'
ton a. and on the rear of said lots private dwell
inc corresponding viii be erected Tho store soat'
10 be Of clear plate glass, Easements 'ne
buildings, three stories and attic above the s'ores
frat class dwellings with all the modern improve
,ner,s and conveniepces. Eve. Star, 2lst
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LAW COURTS.
COURT CALESDAR-This Day.-SupeyiOr Court
Published ON Saturday.

COURT CALENDAR-This Day.-SHpyi0T Court.
Published ON Saturday.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Transierred Calendar from
Supreme Court-be'ore Judges Duer, Campbell and
Meson-D ecisiOns.-James Gordon Bennett
vs. Williamson u BVrns.-Action for libel against
propretors OF the Sunday Dispatch, for stating
that plaintiff, in 1884, bougb. OF John Tryon pa.
per called the Sunday Courier, aud gave his note
for IT, which note Tfyon passed OFT wlthOu. re
course-thst TIE paper was unsuccessful and tne
note not pGic-that some years at-erHGrd the hold
er OF the note sued il, but plaintiff pleaded the
statute Of limitations, and escaped scott Tee De
murrer was interpcsed, defendants contendlng that
the WORDS did not amount TO libel Ihs Court
comedies in the view. Saying that man pleaded
the statute Of limitations does lot lnpute % nm
ANY thing wrong, as be would have legal night to
do so, and many things might arise, such as the
cLim having been paid, bat the evidence that IL
was so Through the death Of the witnesses or 9th
eru isel lost that would make 1t highly proper be
should so plead The words DO not charge that
plaintiff corrup,ly caused it 70 be delayed WITH
view 10 plead the statute OF limitations, or any
thing OF the kind --Jud gment for defendant on de-
mufIer. .
Geoyge Yoengs, ct al, ads. Henry Pa.let-No-
ton for he@ tla denied
Suit q rjectn. e1t fo- q valuable lot, We believe
il Nnihst. sold ~ the Corporation FOR assessment;
The action for eilctment vas based on the Srolnd
that the assessment Vss no. made 70 the owner OF
occupant, but 70 NJ Nicoi, q former oSner-aiso
that the purchaser whom the lease, under me
sale for taxes Vas given by the cofpoiauoh 1id AZ
noiiy the owfer according 70 law that ne nAi re-
ceped such lease Il appeared tina, a'ter the e1-
piration Of tgo years from the time oi SAFE 10,
fess meLt the -sse made out az me control
lers flee ard delivered 10 toe purchaser ;.
months theresfter, ms is, or was Customary H. '@s
Controllers Office. %
I,sppeared, also. TIA, thetaxes had been paddy
plaintiff Oh the lot Tor one two years sn1 tnl- hs
name ttood on tie Collector s books Ice Oo-rs heu
that il was the c.ts ofths Commissioners ~ asses
sing against this lot, which was 4 small am'll' ~
fencing or something OF the kind to have exanih
&C the Collector lruk Of tie " ard AID see VIZ
had last pad the taxes II "hica "o-'i HAso
been The reasonable diligence required " "a" "a
such cases their not having done 50 makes ene -
stssment void. As 10 the other point u Is uii0es
ssry to pass upon IT, the law states thai me CoPo
ration aiser the elapse OF TWO years Lon 'ue .ne
Of sale, sha giyo ease TO the pafcaAssL =. sh
tee, which purchaser O. grantee, 80 hodlns nc
ease ,hsi ei,s for.ce q the oEner o. the proPF-
iy that be- boLs sach lesse and s'AHhs VIA
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AUCTION SALES.
B. GARDIaEs. Au-ronesr.
NY BALDWIN GARDINER.


ID Store So Broatwsy, cor. Arfhorys1
- Particular attention win Be given % slss u fsney
0oOts Porcelain Paintings &c Also, Furniture fsrui.
trrrrs a. Al 0. which are respectfully solicited
having made an arrsngeneniwiia Mr. A z. ~ TILE -
his sessn be hopes merit The patronage OF hs teods
M Ire ruhrr iel isr
'"0 TuEspAY and WEDNESDAY, June . add ss
Al ne sses roorr SIS srosdway-LAR0k and MAO
INFECT SALE OF $40 GlONANNO MS importation
OF Rich slahaser safusry. felOw ~ -iera AgHe anf
Barcieia Eirussn nediscis and Hsee VASES bonen
Ware Porcelain Fancy Gcods nc ir's snded s1c 70 70
sr.rrGpY Marble and alsbas,er groups and figures,
AFTER Csnova Of IRE Dancers 'Nenua' Two dancers
Group sscehus Arans,' By Pompohno Neals o. CAn9'
VA BY BHrtoluo "a original; IRE Graces' By SerAsa.
from Leghorri Basis Of the liaNs' Foes American
Statesmen, kc-
URSs, fAzzAs AND vAsEs-of the mos, celebrated art
lists IN basso relieves Sc. VIZ Heee, 1uuscan dfecan
ard hedics, from Prisnesi, Adranra Ponpeu k also
two large Urrs from Verona by sant 20 Verde al Prao
hgures Of The Dying Gladiaor tors dogs elephants Sc
AsArE, SIERRA AND BaRDiGLIo Paper Weights sad lax
ssnds-mod=ls Of the Eternal Ligh's and Nsros Ban
Vesta Temple Forentine Baskes Cerdesti-k-. Jswery
Stands Mosaic Tables, Books and Vases Watch Stands
Gard Receivers &c.
ALSO bronze Csrdelebrss nkslancs porcelain BuksiS
arc ornamental articles, Bsbuit Figures, &c. isep.
Also very rich ard fpeodid assortment OF oheniAl
cut glass ware consisting Of superb gartoles dec1nters
yafes and other unique objects Of tane aud Aseion
Aso rich French Lscquered tables dec )rEtsd 10
aoweri AID gold Ladies' WORK tables beautifully furnished
Catalogues will be ready and The goods be examined
The day previous. ., -
at II O'Clock, NJ the sales room, So Broadway.
XAuADfE Oh MISUNDERSTANDING q choice cOtlac-
OF 100 oflhe French Dutch, Flemish and Italian schools
lust received.
Catalogues will be really, and the painaags exanTsi
one lay before the sale. j2
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JAMES COLE. Auctioneer.


DEREMPTOhY SALE OF VALUABLE BROOK.
Il LYN LOTS TO CLOSE AN ESTATE JAMES
COL. VIII sell al auction en- TUESDAY, June g, al IL
O'clock the Merchants Exchange, the following prop
light acres Of land In the OF New Utrecht begin
ming at a point formed by the intersection OF G New
Utrecht wood road with the new road to Fort Hamilton.
OPENED on the Third Division Of NewUuecht suitable for
gardeners and others
Alfo, lot on Clason near Jamaicaayenue.
Also lot on Hunterst rear OF the above.
Adarnsst-Tt story frame dwelling house and lot
No Z7s Adamsit between Myrtle and Fulton avenues l76
10 inches from Myrtle avenue-house p feet inches
BY ls feet inches, lot % feet inches By IS Feet
Babarins lots of land on The west side Of Barbarn.
81 100 feet south of Tarysteach lot 20 feet front and
rear by III feet . inches deep.
Ltyirg .tons-l lot of land the south side of Living
atom q So feet Of Hoyts LOT 25xOe feet on The
rear Of the lot is q two story frame house
Gold and Plymouth SIS Two lots OF land on the north
west corner Of Gold and Plymouth ss fronting Ply
mouih--each lot 25x95 feet deep.
large portion OF the purchase money may rem AIN on
bond and mortgage
Mars of the properly be had al the Office Of
The Guctoneer 43 Futonst Brooklyn and Walhst " Y.
Also at the same time and place. number OF frame
buildings on The Government Property a. the foot Of Gin
Cr.syepre, occupied ne tannertes. &c.
Also story frame house, near the Naval Hoepital
fouting Oh Flushing ayenueIhe above building 70 be re-
rHCved tliNJ Jo~s <us
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ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auciionssr.
nRREMPTORY SALE OF YOUR THOUsAN

l. BUILDING LOTS and valuable Water Fronts, in
the town OF Dunkk, ChaU tsuque Co al the termination Of
The Erie Railroad Sale to be made at the MerchsntS Ex-
change in the city OF NewYork by order OF Russell n
Neyins and Charles c. King, Esqs Trustees.-ANrH0NY
J. BLEECKER will cell at auction on WEDNESDAY,
the 18Th Of June, 1850 at II O'Clock, st the Merchants
Exchange, the following valuable property viz In tho
town OF Dunkirk, Chsutsuque Co. State OF NewYork,
by order OF trustees about 600 building lots In said town.
and number OF valuable fronts and wharf privileges
on The hsrbor The sale OF the whole OF which will be abb
soute and unreserved to the highest bidders Lhogsphc
maps OF the property De obtained OF the sucuoneer
one month before the sale rs per cent OF tho pur
chase money remain bond aud mortgage for years.
at per cent per Dunsrk being Of tho
Fre Railroad and its harbOr the finest on the Lake this
property oders great inducements 10 buyers The sale viii
be continued daily until the whole properly 10 sold
ny2n 2 a D "a Sak3h7.l1l2u N,ll6l
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A. NJ MERWIN, Anctoneer.
1lY BANGS, PLATT s. co. store 204 sroadw'

DPaucuar attention given to the sale Of Private Lbrs-
RES. Cash advances made when desired.
AT PRIVATE sALE-Sohn's Popular Library Sshes.-
Complete OF these very desirable and select works
offered to the trade and ohers compiling the Stand
ard Library 81 vols the Scientific Library vols the An
rquarian Library IS vos; the Classical Library, Il vols
and the Illustrated Library new series including Lodges
Portraits OF lussiouS Perionages OF Gres, Britain Tho
volumes sold separately desired new lie, has iast
been Issued Of the various works and may be had at The
store
Junus Letters with s the notes OF woodrsrs edition
schegals Lectures Modern History, Lamlrtine'. HI,
tory OF the French Revolution, Humbors Views OF IA.
ture Hand Book OF ORmes and and popular transa
tons Of sophoeles Eschylas, Ars1Ode, EudpIdss and
Virgil
Also. Lsrdners Popular Lectures on Science and Ar
VIOLA svo; Ewbanks Hydraulics and Mechanics John
sons Farmers Encyclopedia, Gnenons gres work on
Mich Cows Thsers Principles ofAgTculture, De rocque
vfe,s Democracy In America lions Songster Beunes
Double Entry Bookkeeping syo Farmers Dictionary, and
Wise's AeTonGcetiea
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CoIRAUD,s ITALIAN MEpICArED

tvnnaPE 4. well sss,.n vii eur, p,npes' tr.csIss,
tar arc al sxin decrm1es, end s moreoyer, the bess
having pound ever used 0ovskUD's Poudre subus
eosuyeY eradicaies supef9qous hair rom low fore.
h.sds or any pan Of he body; Hair Restorative Nr
forcing hair 10 grow, ara rendering harsh why ssr
soft sky ard sossy Liqnid Rouge for pale lirs and
cossks lay white Tor rough, sslow and flushed sres
ond Hair D. changes red grey hair W
bssntf1 brown or black few inutes without stain
,og he ssin-vsrsned or pay Beware OF co1n-
,-rfens TIE genuine prere>ocs Of DR. fELIx aouakrD
are found only Of 81 Wskerst, hrsi store from noin)
aro.dusy. Callepder q south Thirdst Phi.sae phia
Ssie. Jordan re Wsshin gto1st Boston GIBBS Wash-
lngrsn Civ Pierre Broad way. Albany mYH In
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MEDICINES
"ShAI NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
KELfY 4 mixer, Isl Chsshsm-sl call The attention o
N al persons wanting Shades TO their Nsortnsr, Of
Shades ard materials for making and banging se.des-
Ybey make the beat qualify only, and sell prices hl
per cent less tnan any other rspufscnres Al Shades
warranted not 10 stck curl. isi lms
NlIINDOW SHADES! Gilt CORNicEs, DRA.
w PFRY mUSLINS &c-Fanines about farn shing
their windows with the above srcles will md j. c.
WOODFORDS, f95 Broadway, the larges, and best
sorimen 10 the city several styles never before intro
duced m NewYork Lace ard ulsin eurtstrs trspery,
tssfels loops pima bards cornices. &c. Families pur
chasing OF the subscriber may rely upoa getting hrtais
article and low IL 70 possible 70 import or manufae
ture H. Merchants buying 81 wholesale WITH snd hdecidedy
TO her advantage cal before purchasing elsewhere
a6n &c. WOODPORD, s95 Broadway.
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A CARD.
THE UNDERsIGNED bexs

T1HE UNDERSIGNED bep 70 draw ne sfasunon
OF wsfeb mskers manufacturers of sl kinds OF tns,ru
uents .nd machniss 70 his and extensive assort-
neul Of 6ne English ard bwtss tools and files also, biz
psrufsc'nred mathematical drawing inarumenfs OF
Ewss AMI Engsh style hch be Offers very reasonable
prccs Orders for all kinds Of msth Instruments wn DO
prom pty exscnied by IL
y. A siBENMAHN, importer Of vatch naken tsols
anc tea, and nsnsfscg9seT Of mathematical nsgureps,
i54 F1itcD street els W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

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