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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

FROM MArAouEz, P. R,-By the brig Wilma
hekon, Capt Matthew, which arrived yesterday in
twelve days from hsysguez, P. r. We learn that
very heavy rains have lately fallen on the island
renGering the roads so bad that no produce could
be brought into msrket.
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wuLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

~ Rev Morgan ]. Rhees, recently called to
the pastoral charge the Baptist Church. catered
upou the duties OF his Office last Sabbath.
FlRE-About ) o'clock yesterday morning the
main, shop Of Mr. John n. Lyon, No. II SOUTH
ssvsuth 81. was discovered 70 be on ire. The
s.mes we're quickly subdued. Damage tnhing -
The FIRE is supposed TO have originated ~ O. hand
r - incsndiary
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TEAMS or an VEaTISINS
- .g......L -. $4,000

R..tae.s NStiees.-i2s .sal. per Goe lassrd,s
Os.eral SOti,.s.--H tnes o. tess escn pssraO-.
ss.sts: sv-f ~ un-s per ioe el-b day.
D..eral Advef ffsrmea - - N8i Otl-figif nees
,,s,s each Insertion, 80 ssnW oyer sight tins, esni
- bue -sC1 tsy
'DUTsfO.-fign' in>s % loss seco insertion Is eonV
80 sagn, ices eeoa Pcf hos pc, day, IS een,s Pc
lss per a0onth
gsl4sioUs sno SsSPEsAscr NOTICES sDd a.HsiAsai
I'd PvsEsAL isyiTsTioEs, noi sKcs@1inR = vOrds ~
!, rs-yt@d TO- ~ ems.
Lssel Advs~tise fnents-Ai re ,s,e, hred by n.
ttfsssL
81 Ad,ens,a.sp,' iussgtso IA Vs psPei sppe., bod
% Morning sno EveniLg Editions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

FROM PoScE, P. R.-By the bark Colby Capt
HArcH, which sailed from Ponce, P. r, on the
18th inst, We learn that Sugars were very scarce
and owing TO great competition prices had I'D
vsDeed about o. p 100 fbs.-The crop was nearly
finished. American Provisions and Lumber were
plenty and dull No political news worth reporting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

FROM RIO JANEIRo.-We have received files
Of the Jo,nal do Concrete Of Rio Jsneiro to June
10Th, from which we take the following, the only
particulars of interest; The Senate was discussing
law regulating cemeteries. The new contract Of
the Bri,sh West India Mail Steamship Company,
TO run vessels to Rio and Buenos Ayres, 10 an
nounced in the formal Of the 10th. The English
wns,eamer SharpshoOter, arrived on the same day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Workfngmtn htteId!-TO THE PARK! To
TIE PARK An persons Interested in behafof h7 IA
boring essses arc Qles ed 10 meet 10 The Parz Sl!Ur
y the 9Th lest O'Clock, PS for the purpose Of D.
hodiDg line movement Of he Journey nsn Tslors or hs
o, Ia their demands for justice. Come one, come all
spd help TO roll the ball1 By order Of Committee of
Nh IL WORKINGMEN.
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HEW-YoRG yCExLY raIBuNE

4 FLkY LA8lOE PAPER FOR The COUNTRY e pdt
s,'S sysry Saturday No,nsg al he os price u g. -
sSal N Aovanee EgDt copies Tar so, twenty eopie,
address FOR 81 and the paper r continue
sssosd ino time for winch IA Ia paid.
Awe enis ior bis sheet FiG be charged % esa
~ iins rsce '1sertou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27
Later from Mexico.

We have received full 6les of Ell Monitor Re
pvbllcano, lie Trait d Union and FL DaguerrO
siro Of the City OF Mexico 10 the 10th ms. from
which we translate for me Tribune the following
items Of news,
The assassin Of Sehor Cahsdo has been at last
discovered. He is young man abou. p years OF
age, named Jose Maria Aviles. His sudden ap-
pesrsnce in the mines Of Temsscsltspec after an
sbseuce Of Eve years, excited suspicion, and an
having been established, he confessed
\ the crime Of which he was charged He was
kept il close confinement no one being allowed to
see him. He stated that he had two accomplices
In the deed, aud that II was committed with the
design Of obtaining $4,000 which they believed he
kept in his room.
The Cholera was more fatal than ever. To the
9th Of June-four weeks after its first appear
anoe, there had been 1886 cases, Of which 2,7O2
were mortal Ofthe cases, 800 occurred In dwell
/ ings, and 1856 in the Hospitals The proportion
of deaths has been 80 per cent. Letters from San
Luis Potosi to the 9th OF June state that abou. 30
persons were dying daily in that Capital the total
number Of deaths had reached 900 The epidemic
had entirely disappeared from Guausjuato.
The Licentate Gervasis lrGyo, Deputy to Con
grsss from Queretaro died from Cholera on the
10th Of June.
The authors Of the prOaaneiamientO in Puebla
have received full amnesty at the instance OF the
new Governor, sr. Miguel de la Rosa.
In the State Of Os jaca there has been Ouixotic
rebellion. certain Evarists Liceaga, putting
himself at the head Of few men, organized force
10 which he gave the name of the Rsgenat'ry Ar
nay, and encamped 10 the village Of Penjamo. Sew
1 sral soldiers were sent against him and after a
light skirmish took possession. and were joined by
the weak garrison he had driven Off
While this was going on in one part ofthe State
Francisco and Felicisno Licesgas were arrested in
the capital i'm prisoned and delivered up to justice,
accusation Of conspiring against the Repubc.
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THE uEV-yoRK VRIsUNE

eabassed on tbs departure of soch Mat Steamer TO-
bssrpoO Prces3 per copy ~ - per yesT, pcsa2s
s1gdok.
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IKE uEw-YORX TRIEU1E

California, Green. and the Sandwich tslDnAs,
, sashs5eo he departure u each Nall Steamer Tor
|Sssgrer Price 81 cent? pr cory.
0kEELEY aeELKATH, YgblshsTs
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we srn11- yvcERI.Y rRrRuNE

Sohntbec every Weda<5Gls 11d Saturday morning.
rice s. per snnum Two copies for IS.
Advantageous cents q hne each insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

% Mr.. John T. HoxGrd o. tas boase Of gox.
1o son. has been elected Vice Pfesident Of the
N'earssus Canal Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

~ u. e. Mails fer Europe -PosT OFFICE, New
york July 2 1850 Mails for the u Mall steamer A.
sruc ColiGss Line" viii this Office on SaIur-
ssy The 9Th inst at 10l A. NJ
f.iers TO the Cont5sri Europe By this line must be
T ;v11 II WIN " BRADY, Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

u Mercantile Library AssOciation.-in sc-
eordsbee with resolution Of the Board O Direction he
delivery OF Books from the desx 81 the Library viii be
nspendtd for two wees commencing Monday, 22d inst
con psrison Of all Books with the Catalogue beng
necessary liz conectness Members are earnest
requested 70 return all outstanding volumes on or before
augusta .
IN view OF the great benefits be derived thereftom II
hoped this reqaes, VIII be promptly add cheeuly com
md with. JOHN MERCHANT,
IyIe 2vis Chairman Lib COMMITTEES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

~ California Malls PosT- OFFICE, New York,
ly rs 1850 Tue regular Mail for Chsgres Panama and
California viii be dispatched Saturday the 27n inst
Mail steamer Ohio, and will close Ell this Ohce at
bpm
Letisrs to Panama must be prepaid so cents TO Chsgres
n cents. ijy27 III WIN V. BRADY, Postmaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

JoBRSEYnES TAILoRs.-By reference 10 anotice
in another column, it viii be seen that the journey.
men taiors of this City propose holding mhss
meeting this afternoon at O'clock In the Park-
They intend to make 4 public statement oil their
grievances and invite the attendance OF al inter
Gated in the lsboring classes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

~ vev O0ey Gsa~raI Notices. ..s lid Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

An. At12M returned TO ny hon.e, M " i- ne-i,n
m. with ateegrsph erveop- TIE dispsrh w.s as i1.-
ious Tel M Rchard-, II YOU can bod him. his ciiii
ed his morning Answer mallory
Now Sir his sateues' not tue IS the event never
o.cp-red but he question is. How Was Mf. Rohs'd
made 10 believe haiti did occur According 70 Mr. Pc
own account Of The matter b, Wa h1s o. ne evening
p-ev.u. 20 this dsv le had received a'eer r m is 3" r.
inform NJ tim thai h- oh vas very SICK ana rsql-st
hun 20 return houe Instead ~ returning I'D -e.F pr
SOUGHT sro her rt-rv-lF Will he s.rt a1a -er some
communications had been soc I'd out - asked " ~ l'-
spirit answer ne m~nts. question u req "a ---. d
sver l. my chi o dead ?" Rap-"fe These ca-rirs >
,re-e MI gtg and 10 ies. Instituted J tsce Ran II
t. sni,, oeu uhst IL rapoe1 about l. hsppene1 20 30
rsht but from ~ have seen have 10 1oloi MAJ l r
ones i0ns had been irars?os-d 70 woDi Aa'7 as
him the other way wss present once ~nea gen ~ y,
"a WI The s1i~'. answer me- re1ie q4--iol u
rs9uei Yes he then irsr-i hi. head on IT, nAll eva
imnieiia'e,y rsppnF was h-a- !. ll' 81 81 H. 49,,
me ?" Yes wss ;l- reply 10y Islf.t-E -. ~.
married. Il have ssk=d 10 question yet. ~ ~, o.
re-g changed i,s zone "a sA1 8. c- n.- lh-1 l n
W. re-,s1s saw taa' they have been toi ;h-r own
names and he names of ceased friends you mus
s-srd II i1 The manner Ile individual r. ft'tr' lp
'i, rur,ter az e.asre1t ns.nes AMI the s7rt rags
when be comes 10 The night one Or o. Us - ~ 80
seversi names on piece OF paper a1a I-'s N, .
nom I'm happens 70 Boz right ard ilr listener De proc
uosed 10 believe this taken goOi evidence Oh sSFt
nsiursl power and know I'd - assert ara ena- y.
proof Of the contrary that never IN one instance is -
stranger gone there and had bis rinr Or - -'''
les he flrni she'd clue in some such manner "a ,
cannot. of course, ctpfpfe ever! ~ 49, 800
bis ,yo-err,iI ma fs-aor tI 10 at ne n'ilc's a
have CON. 10 nv know edge (aud iher nsme j. egon
whom traced the gc.ua facts ana crcils.aces Tie '
plansiion has been perfectly simple.
You ask me % slate hal have seen IN coinreQh
this uhenore0s that = cor'rarT io raiufal Jaw 49,
ad In INV tr.. letter o. you the, there were some hing
whch could not be explained by ang recognized ANs UT
pbvsiolory or ph..o.ophy. suppose. ne rsl plL va
dlced electrically Subsequent lnyest taloa ms
me mat Is done physically. srd that ~ soli u Nv
heard on any substance unless he rs feet are N col--
with a. H. - 3D.. III.
sn GENERALLY conceded fact thai the elder OF lese -i
ters remarkably shreggd observer Il human nature ana
many On iucviiua who innks ne u applying $500 -
Il, ri-oieiiny her with tie means Of ansvcrng
s an fuous This ore Of the ihncs nat require U De-
see ~ BIZ Understood and should you ever have an oppof-
,,-, f pers mel observation, trust yu vi" psy some
attention % the subject and c0ufia or confirm .hs views
wv I----.-1 % ~ Join ". HTRN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
orJ1NBY & CO.'S GENUINE

AMERICAN PREPARED FLOUR,
EOR MAKING BREAD, Tea Cakes, &c. without Salt or
4 Yeast
Requiring only to be nude into dough with cold water.
and ready for the There is always certainty OF
this -four making good bread, which viii not become
rnouldy or with keeping
Il viii MAKE TEA CAKES WITHOUT BUTTER
wheat cakes without eggs and puddlngs without sust
II can used advantage for all domestic purposes.
half pound OF batter lard with This Flour VIII produce
pastry equal 10 that made with pound ard ordinary
Flour
For ship Stores ills invaluable its qualities remain IN
impaired In any climate
Certificate Of James X Chiffon, ESQ
have examined the American Prepared Flour pat up
by Quinby i Co and recommend u As most whole
sOmr article. JAMES Chiffon, u
sold Wholesale BY Quincy & co. g78 Waker-st. and
III Spring Also. by b ACkERMAN % Barclay-st and
reaed by tbs principle Grocery Stores IN and
Brooklyn.
NB-Orders for shipping to California and other places
shin Slnres. &c pui up ~ shon notice. 30 nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
TO LUMBER DEALERS.

II NJ BER-L n EK-L VI K.
WE HAVE On HAND At our steam sawnA 10 Koch
w ester shout eleven hundred thousand feet OF the
choicest kind OF white pine boards and panks large pro
portion Of il clear siuf y And 2inches lhichi 'al
full expressly for The Newly ork market and nearly a.
smooth As II II had passed through planning machine II
les or The bank Of The canal where can be shipped on
boats without leaning .
This lumber we wish to sell here and to that end invite
the attention OF New York and Eastern lumber merchants
to IL We will give good bargain 70 eiy one VINO may
wish TO purchase The quality averages 30 hsh ua1 nouey
can BE made on Il, ,t, - -
We can furnish wildwood. oak, ash, hickory or any
roorcs aud sawed shingles Also. spars FOR ships and
MAX or timber OF any required thickness &c any rngth
up 70 81 feet Reference 20 Campbell nGody oVo " ash
irf'--or.,t NgY.York and K X. Brasiow, Harlem.
J. p MlLLENER co.
p,-bos+e- March H. 1870 my fwD lawn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
Mysterious KuOcltluss-How rrodueed.
To Re Ea,is,, Of The T,ibrr,,

INV-TI--sI
TO ne Ed,.cri Of The T,iba1s.
Ir compliance with your request VII er1eav0r 20 ex-
pam 10" persons have been made to believe hat hey
have held converse with the spirits Of their departed friend.
and bad ii'ss communicated to them which could not
have been Anown IN Rochester a, he time
The remarkable instance Of he ki'd "a hat re,
ded al page S. Of The second edition Of Cspron ard Bar
rou's work l. Is there stated the authority Of Rev
H. jarvis. ihsI Mr. P,cksrd received communication
purpcr iag be nom bis mother saying "your child
dead Mr. Jarvis goes 10 " he came imDedisle IL
% place and said he should ske the Stage for hon
tLoohrcr CO miles dssnt He len In ID. sage Al or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
DR.. CHARLES MUNDE'S
rcT TSHNTNT
BRATrLEBoRo' WATER CURE

Isl AbLToHMF IN
rINHIS ESTABLISHMENT having been put IN comp etc
/ order i now commencing it, sixth season Il has
abundance of the puresi water and ample accommodations
for 90 patients IL Is accessible al the way by railroad
from Abanv New-York and Boston detailed report OF
inward OF 500 treated there during the wear @ VIII
be- sent by mail application 10 Wan Radde 81 Broad
va NevYork For further information apply 10 the sub
scrher WESSELHOEFT NJ d.
Rrs'tle,oro' Vermont March l850 mis- imi-W ed& Sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
SELPHO'S
ppFnTIIJHH ANGI.ESEY LEG,

MADE SOLELY BY WIN sELPHO, y spG1g-si
vi New. York-The subscriber, from an experience %
over twenty year. Europe and this county, sdded y
borough practical knowledge OF his art 10 enabled % of
M substitute for os nb The beet The word aH2rls
Reference 10 Prof MOTT and other eminent surgeons
in this city. Also, r,.,,, ,,.,,n
An entirely new and useful substitute for ost hsno 90 tf
ranged that the wearer open and shut The tnger s
&c By means Of tie remaining stump Further nfofn1Io
on application or By eter tpostpaidl attended 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
ANTHONY J BLEECKER, Auctioueer
4 lRGF AND PERElfTDKY SALE OF 81

LBUILDING LOTS on hOih sides u tghly hrsl-st and
Fourthav al auction ANTHONY BLEECkER viii
81 AZ auction on TUESDAY. April D. nj y O'Clock N no
the Merchants Exchange, the following valuable rea es
tale viz;
good ard substantial house. barn, &c and - building
lots situated on the north and cuh side Of Eighty fsist
and on the Fonrh-av doning the Corporation lots on the
south side Of second recently sold Al auction The
title to the above property Is ndisputabe
Sixty per cent Of the purchase money may remain on
bond and mortgage a. 8 per cent
For APPS and further particulars Of the above property
applv TO the Aucfoneer, Brosd-st
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
THY RoNAS rENITENIs'

THY RoxAS rESUE'rS
p,,t,ge "a q, HyAiiagto" 1au<'S
v,,Io ne solemn. scu'Pture-frei'ed 'she' go.
wee csrviae. quaint ais"a-' the d'nlss' '' '
AID the light sgo6ued to gorgeous soo "i
s.,e.,,. ,oany.auted through he stoned pane
~. ,i,u.l DER. three peri'e'is reFl AN
.,,.e ,a,red sire. fast serging 10 ne ioiH'.
,.,soy,e5 d.urt,e, In her esf.y bloom
80, ~s,.d. wondering Al bis mothers pam
Sneeipc 10 Him ~ho her iorn .''s oeIsa's'
or. eaief soIa,c, and it' sr'n defea'e. ....
" -, ,.e,., .a '~i.defing ,orro~ hoafe'
W.. ber aged sire, IN humble confidence
-, ,,d IN he promised aid believes
or a., who vii regard their Peniene'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

GOAL YARD FOR sALE.-One Of The best Goa
CYards IN upper part Of the city, on he est SIDE me
reai business viii nearly paw IN" rent The good WI ana
fixtures will be sold and given for the lots II has
good Of custom and has been essh shed several ears
Address with real name. ID. t. this oitce AZ 'us'
COAI-PRICE REDUCED-Si 50 and -. Fresh
Nmined Coal beet Peach Orchard nut, common size
stove large and egg al less than last Summer prices
and ofsupenor quality. Also, Lehgh Coal Al SIMPSONS
Yards 10 Thompson ST. near Spring ard ChrslopefsI
Greenwich-ag ml6 I'M
EOAL.-I am delivering best Red Ash At s. per mn
Nfrom my yard, corner King and Greenwich sta - 10
from hOsls. m18 I'm fEIEh CLlNION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
ADEy,s AMERICAN CAST STEEL WORKS

AT THE FOOT OF TWENIYFOURTH-sI
MAST RIVER NETWORK The above WORKS ar
fInow In successful operation, and he proprietor "ouo
respectfully attention OF A-ehinsts and all con5-
rer of The article 70 an examination Of his steel winch ne
"a warranted by the testimony Of The principal macn -
and ed e tool Of this city in recommending as t1
equal In every respect any ever used ms country
f assortment Of the different sizes constantly On hand
which the public respectfully invited 70 cal ard exae
al The Office Of pArIfL ADEfg
"a so4n IN RuiOn-st Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucuoueer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS o

L ITEENTH AND SIXTEENTH SITS. Fi'hsv
A. auction ANTHONY J. BLEECkER will sell AZ alc-
FRIDAY, Apnl r. ct II oelock Al the Merchants
Exchange. tbe following valuable properly, w;
OS FIFTFENTH-Sr- a velusble lots OF ground or tle
north side OF Fifteenth - commencing 70 feet east OF SNl
Az esch lot being In - feet frou and by lt3
inches In depth. adjoining the new and splendid resi-
dence OF George Wood Esq
OK StXrEENrH sri building 10, on Tie north SIDE 90
sixeenthst adjoining the brick yerGndsh houses, com
u-ncing 61j feet u the Ffhay. the said lot being 10
re 80 feet front and by faf the block m deph A
ots al Joining the above each - feet oy half The hoc r
fep,h Also lots Joining the last named, each = feet
front and rear by hall he block In depth
For hhogrsphc maps and further particulars az NE
above property, sppy to The Aucuoneers brosc-sL
a6 Is kltNol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
CARPETINGS
IMPoR TED ARPE T s.
SMITH L KNAPP

Broadway. opposite City Hall,
JIANING RECEIVED their Spring inportstons oil
NEW and choice goods Offering the largest and
best selected Of beautiful CaPengs ever before
exhibited IN this market consinng patterns OF
RICH VELVET AND TAPESTRY CARPETS,
from the celebrated Mandatory of Crosley sons and
the greatest variety Of English Brussels super Ingram.
Threepy and other Carpeungs, embracing many Choce
STYLES TO be obtained only Al their warehouse
These goods being Of their importation, snd having
been ordered before the recent advance IN prices they
enabled sell them terms which offer peculiar induce
mems TO customers
large stock Of well reasoned English ard American
Floor OIL Cloths Of every style and quality constantly on
hand. - Broadway. m9 4me0dls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
GUlONS
CARPET AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH

Fronting on 81 East 3roddiray and II Dirisioa-h
New York
TINE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully tender bis most
thanks his friends and the public genera tor
their very liberal patronage and respectfully socs con-
unusion Of the same, and tie recommendation Of her
friends 10 his establishment
The arrangements with the )st extensive manufaciu-
rers OF this country and Europe for early supply Of
~ all the Ldtst Patterns, -d Will enable purchasers 10
make their selections from the most complete assOrIlnen.
OF all the various STYLES Of
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS. &C
To be found in the civ Families be- assured Of every
article proving a. represented all goods received
direct from the manufacturers and II is the intention that
the stock Of the best quality Of all descriptions OF goods
pertaining the line and furthermore the prices as here
ioiore, alH be made perfectly safi.facioyy -
VIM II GUlON,
6 Fast B roadway and II ID Iyision-st
B-Fsmiies from The country have their carpets,
sc baed and shipped free OF expense
New.York March r. 1850 me- lmeOdh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

] W Brown, Auclioneer.
lJANUFACTURER~, AND DEALERS STOCK
IFlOF CABINET FURNITURE ) w. BROWN WI.
sell at Auction on WEDNESDAY, April TO- stlo OCH al 1872
r. gthav the stock OF dealer doing business, conssus
Of sofas chairs sofa bedstesds wsrdrobes bureauN rock
ng chairs ingram carpet rugs, &c Sales perempoy and
without reserve, as the premises must be Vsca1ed lnedl-
stelv a. its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOUND AT LAST.-OW-
hFN'S Psiho CapiIline on or Grand
INDICATED COMPOUND HAIR RESTORAIIFE
Has proved wonderfully etcacOus IN cleansing the helr,
rrnoyaug and preserving son glossy and beautiful II
also removes scurf dandruf and al irritating matter from
the roots and skin and encourages uXuriant growth OF
dak fine silky hair and prevents the hair from turning
gray aud filling II is also highly approved Of the Med
zeal Faculty Ladies and gentlemen, would you prove Ihe
efficacy Of This wonderful remedy unlike anything before
presented The public Il is only necessary 10 call Al tbs
principal Office Green-si where be obtained
wholesale and "a al In large bottles for - cents
B-Thr propretors can refer those who may call al
their office 2p Greeust thousands who have tested s
merits
lY- None genuine without the words Owens Paiho
Cspiiue blown bottle and the written sigma
lure OWENS. on each wrapper and around each oobe
Will be found certificates.
Sold A. p Coles 689 Broadway.
Bayieys Wright u Cecar-a
John DOOd II Broadway
Mercrreau, 20 Broadway, druggist
Charles g.. Ring. 49, Broad way.
Niles l. Cook. l59 Sixth avenue
De.luc \ Co 58l broadway and 80 F0urh-cyn
WIN 3 Hs'cb - Broadway
St-phe1 :, cor. Sands AMI Jay rs Brooklyn.
Sold b. druggists generally throughout tho United Sates
and CanHfa< ms 2wepdF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
DRY GOODS.
FRESH PPLIES or
CAPPETINGS, O1L-CLOTHS, \

S,MITU 4 LOTNSBERY have m store enf sre daIY re-
t>c.iv,rg a fl and varied assortment o. tttrtTi"sNr
q oop on CLOTHS Sc which they are now oiernS g. le
following extraordinary low prices ,.
English Brussei. Carpets latest styles from So TO Jos per
Imperial Three Ply Carpets, foreign and domestic new
stves from - TO lls per yard
Ingram Carpets large assortment ne" pslsIh' oi ~
10 u per yard. &c., ... Ga
Ingram Carpets al wool hch bright oolors' from 81 I'd
20 Is per yard ,cs o.. o..
per yard. ,-, ~, ,,,, r, o., .,
q feet wide from js % 10 per yefd WIN acN'c'
,r, Of All o.bor articles connected with the ra4e equally
low Shllu LOO -" ~ tII,'-,.,,
"a qvyish fi9 Pear-st opposite Nifam