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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
The Expedition TO Cuba-Gen. Quitman In
Command.
Correspondence Of the INQUIRER

Correspondence Of the Inquirer
WASHINGTON, May u.
From reliable authority, earn that four vessels
full OF armed men have actually cleared from ew-
Orleans-their destination being Cuba and that
General QuHman is the COMMANDMENT. Chief of
the force-General Lopez being second in COM
mapd.
OF course this force is wholly Inadequate to
make, by itself, any serious demonstration upon
Cuba, bat Gen. Lopez, when in this city some
weeks ago, expressed the utmost confidence that
not only all the creole population would immedi.
stely rise and join the Patriots but that four.
6ths Of the army would declare in favor of the
movement
am acquainted with several gentlemen from
this city, who, it is said have sailed with the ex
petition. Whether they have or have not, one
thing is certain, that they were connected with the
Round Island affair, aud have left here for the
South within few weeks.
The expedition has been conducted with the
greatest secrecy. Nearly all the leading men of
me south are more or less privy to it, and have
aioed u pecuniariy. The great object Of the South
10 NY and have Cuba ready to enter the Union AZ
me same time California does. and thus keen m
The balance ofpower" r
Efforts were made, when the expedition was
.no Of to try and procure the services OF
oepe'oi senerson Davis. Of Mississippi, as com.
manoerln-chief. Mr.. Davis is a graduate NJ We,
foinf and highly scientific military man. He
however positively refused Gen. Worth was then
sppned TO, and the agreement concludad-no, hro
Ken on Tor want OF funds, as has been stated Cso
w ofth DEAN, on course, upset this arrangement
When Gen. Worth died, Gen. Quitman w III
cited to take the command, and unSar,,.-I sou
has done ~. and sailed with the expedt;on u.
bra'a nsa, bat has no knowledge Of miIitsrv sc;'
ence.
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CLOTHING.
THE BEST pr.Aorro nrJY.


4 LOThlNG, At WHOLESALE OR RERALL 10 at
s - we store OF z. L. ROGERS, IS FULTON-sT At mo
ogn OF zen Taylor assert without hesitation, rat my
soes OF spring and Summer Clothing the cheapest AID
sseo both 10 style and prices, hat has ever been
~ Dress and Froek Coats, from French and English
- W W ~
ones nd Business Goats, from Cashmere Cashfneret,
Ineee, Aapacca, and Linen, nc. III 90 TO 20
. Ness ron plain and fancy Silks Satin, and
BOYS CLOTHING.
peys rrock and Sack CoeIs, from Cloth,
Boys jackets and Pants from 81 to 2 90
-, vests. from Silk Satin and Marseies 50 To 2 90
hso, splendid assortment OF Cloths Cassimeres and
Nesuhgs Constantly hand and made a. the shortest
nonoe 2. l. ROGERS, 70 Fulton-sL cor. OF Gold
iuh SUIT OF Summer Clothing for 81 an 2mMWFh
(,ENTLRMRNs SPRING AND SUMMER
"EAR-Wm T. Jenningsk Co. Diapers and Tailou,
Fifh quaify ready made clothing, &c. 81 Broadway,
American Hotel, solicit inspection o. lheir sssortmeu
OF Few and seasonabe goods which In point OF richness
and variety far exceeds any previous Offering
rate - IL 10 with extensive additions the premi,es
which anords wider scope for their business In which they
win endesyor TO merit Continuance Of the liberal pairo
nage which has recognized their garments the most
economical cut and nshed they In style but rarely
eauaIed' and wha disposed OF at proverbiAy mOdsrts
charges ms rhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
sLAKI,s PATENT FIaE-PRooF PAINT.

FI'HIs EXTRAORDINARY SUBSTANCE which In a
few months after applied turns TO slate or stone pro-
tecng Whatever covered from the acnon oil TIE Weaher
and IRE. - - ..o, vr.,-o
As scores OF ncyiduas getting al kinds OF worth
less counterfeit stuff and selling II me proof Iint
nave The statements Of ha1 twenty men OF he high
es, in Ohio 10 the vicinity Of the mine, who have
seen and some used this counterfeit stu who gave me
statement saying had been such complete failure
In all the kinds Of stuff got and sold here proof
using Every person therefore, to be safe Should see that
my name IL every package for they get the powder
that will make the genuine heproof paint fe mine hey
make themselves liable TO prosecution for an infringe
mert Of my patent and they get counef OF course
lose their money The genuine article Of different coors
both ground Ia oil and In dry POWDER kept constantly on
hand at the general depot, 81 Pesrl-st
mys I'm. WIN. BLAKE. Patentee Fire Proof Paint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
n1ossLEMAN ZINC ROOFING.

MCCALL STRONG, IS wlism-st New York,
Nl Agents Of the Vieille Montague Company's ZINC
MINIS a. Foundres OF Liege Belgium beg 10 call the at
ieniion Of owners architects and builders TO their system
Of Roofing used the principal Public Buildings on the
Comment and Great Britain, made of pure haleabe Llnc
tpace for contraction and expansion Of The natal roof
OF this kind will thirty years. and requires painting
or repairs Models and other Information may bs obasned
Of the Agents mo meoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
UNPARALLELED TRIUMPHs
cLIREHUGH's TRIcoPHERoUS,

THE GREAT CURE FOR BADNESS CRAY HAis,
SCURF AND DANDRUFF:
LII CASES OF badness weak or thin hair VIII De re,
"A and strengthened gray hair: WI De PTsye1 ,ss
ard changed 10 their original color senrf ana Dano
xi be tntirev removed and the hair under all circuni
Stances and Al al es WIN be kept healthy son. glossy and
The Treonherou, 4, holly different In lie eongosuon
ft "a ali osber srces ofbe sane name or ior snin ~
pote II intended 10 act through me skn " 70 % or
blood ye,sels and nbsorbers connected win INC I ~
hub Of be hair 10 rouse and sustain healthy senoo Ia
here, and hus produce new nd oyu.rp
LuXURIANT HEAD or HAZE s.....,,s
Isdie. nj, rsnt,n,en wishing sdyiee, and aodIessDs
from d,tanse must be particular In st.iing any
W h decay or fsilins on OF ns
hsir such a. the present state Of heath sge m 49, >
iurion and enpersmsni 81 TIE psnenIi io ~ sssore
h. Lnown nrosr,,ood snd taken into eonsi III
sueb advice can lead a saceessi1l fesu- az. ,',.
sieud Al Ii f &C. I79 Broadway every dsY iof e'A'
sols Al the prirc psI depot l79 brosd"Ay, s ~
rugsis,, and In United s.'es myis
4 oC0A suFIIs.-2s eaxs. fesh in9 reesv1
L SsS s.;. by oissNER YOUNG, IL Cna's""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

AT THE FOOT OF TWENTY-FOURTd-5T.
. last RIVER, NEW-YORK--The shove Works are
Enow In successful operation and the proprietor w0nd
respectfully call the attention Of Machnss and all consul
Of the article nation Of his STEEL which ne
~ warranted by the testimony Of the principal machn Is
and edge tool makers OF this city In recommending a. my
equal In every respect any used In this country
full assortment Of the different constantly on hand,
which the public respectfully invited u call and eIAnns
the Office OF DANIEL ADEE
seod.f ln7 Rnlton- St " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
nOIsONs, PRECIOUS METALS, SOAPS AM
II nISINEEITING LlQuLD.-These ya.aA1le me ~ w

Il DISlNFECTlNG LlQUID-Inese 'a4aAO'' A
al shapes and IN any quantity ,,,ozad
a. superior BY thousands Of persona % cents per s
also 10 botlles and by ihe barrel. Ia a, ,hs
Cod Liver O1-wsrranted superior 70 any SUI IA 49,
city, for sale BY the gallon or bottle .,, h..
Paiebouly Compound for Moths-Ths %" s, 1901
depended efectusl In destroy ing mOhs ,ro -
ens fsnpes hair sealing fars, &c By Attending a.,
proper s=ason, will save many vsuaoe ssfinoN
pet s
The celebrated fy paper which 10 upsurpassed, az.
The Raj, Coekrosch and improved Bed Dug fO'
warranted tfrc tREl III. ,cv,,s
transparent wsshbsIs sand and pumice has N.Y., "a
honey bee goes spd military soap brown W. .n,la
usrspsrent SOAP for sale n mann'sct1rcrs pIls,
sale ana retail BY DR. LEWIS FEUcHrwA 49,.
IA 9x eCds is8 mA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
BRATTLEpoRo' WATER CURE
U..tlRIISHMENT

yy,HIs ESTABLISHMENT having been put In complete
i order is now commencing its sixth season IL has
abundance puTest water and ample
Tor I4O patients II is accessible all the way by railroad
from Albany New-York and Boston. detailed report Of
upward of 800 cases treated there during the year 1919 VIII
be- A. nj by mail on application to VIM Radde, J9I Broad
WV NeH-York FOR further information apply 10 The sub
Erher H. WEoSELhOhfij "a ".
R, ttleboro' Vermont March 1850 ml8 3mis We5&5at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
NEW MARKET.

YT,UE SUBSCRIBER takes this method OF informing the
L public that he hss opened n new Meat Shop, 81 east
SIDE Of Third av between TweDtyhh and Twentg sixth
SITS he intends furnishing the best of every kind OF
meat In lis season. determined that nothing shall be want
ipg on his part TO give entire satisfaction
Aso at The same place. Beef Calves, Sheep and Lambs
a, vhoe,se fair terms for cash al tie slaughter
house in Twenty fourth between Second and Third ava
wvI4Ims NICHOLAS RYERSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

PRINTING CLorHs.-The Precedence Journal
says the sales Of printing cloths in that city for tie
week ending May II have been larger than ever
before known. One hundred and twenty eieh,
thousand pieces have been sold a, decided lao.
proyement in prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
II, & r. NJ. LANE

HOUSE, SIGN AND DECORATIVE PAINTERS,
HAVlNG MADE extensive Arrangements for The in
ere asing Spring trade prepared TO execue AL
ders Their line cheaper than any other similar establish
meat in The city, Cali and see specimens and leave your
orders which will be promptly executed Store $50 Green
wich-s door below Chrstopher-s Constantly hand
large assortment OF paints, oils. gass &c uny2 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
PTORY SALE $500, 900 SEVEN

i PER CENT RAILROAD BONDS.-By a resolution
Of the Board Of Directors o. the Csyuga and Susquehanna
Railroad Company the Finance commune o. sso S0a,a
public auction THURSDAY, May 10, on which dsy
they will be offered for sale by WIN II, FRANKLIN
SON, at IL O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange.
This Road was formerly known the lihscs and Owego
Rairosd, and originally than 100000. A por-
ton Of the funds borrowed from the Ssge and on de-
Road was bought In by new Company, and It's name
changed by Legislative enactment The New Company
have esabhahed the same suage as the Erehays relad
the eDtfe line with heavy rail and haVs provided
locomotives cars ard all The machn ~ necessary for rum
ming the road. It's length 10 81 miles and ke amount ex-
pended by the new Company In addition to tho original
cost Of the Road, Is about $4,000.
This road, with the steamboats, Cayuga Lake con.
meets the Erie Railroad with the Central line Caynga
Bridge, extending west making the shortest route from
EewYoTk 10 Buffalo. The owners ofthe CRyuga and Sus
quehsnns Railroad likewise mainly the propretors OF
the Lggels Gap Railroad being constructed from the
LsckswHna felcs TO supply Wesle New and tbs
over The Cayuga and susquehanns Railroads.&c. while
this road earning its expenses and air dividend on
liz capital stock will be- when the Lggetis Gap Railroad
IL finished Of tho most profitable and important roads
In the country.
The entire amount OF bonds Issued by the Company 10
$500 Geo. In sums of 81 0O0 EACH payable In fifteen years.
with interest seianpUsy al per cent a. The Mecnancs
Bank in this City The mortgage 10 made 10 snephefd
Knapp and ID. 5. Miller Esqs Trustees
The iron ana furniture Ct the road which the mortgage
covers arc worth than the entire amount OF The
mortgage. and the undersigned confidently recommend
these bonds being equal In all respects TO any secul
lies IN market Bya special OF the Legislature the
Company are authorized TO sell these Bonds aI their ds-
cIeliOn. AZ whatever price.
NAV be made Of either Of the directors 10 The
Company . 1000,
DANIEL MILLER }New-York
JOHN j PHELPS }
mysle ii HOTCHKIss} New-nAvon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
IIELTY 4 RIKER, l3l Chaiham-st call the attention Of
N Gil persons wanting Shades to their assortment OF
Blades and materials for making and hanging Shades.
They make the beat quality only and sell prices full Is
per cent ess than any other manufacturers. Al Shades
v6rrsnted not TO STICK or curl N.Y. tjel'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

ANOTHER JUDICIAL MURDER AT THE WEST
The Mlraukee Commercial Advertiser says
Knude Knudeson Geldi Sr. was last week tried
at the Sheboygan Circuit, for the murder OF Jonn
Newman, and convicted. He was sentenced 10 DO
hung upon the 10th OF July next. The evidence
was entirely circumstantial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
Fran Yucafans

The brig Golden arrived this morning WIN osse, me-,
from sisai 10 April "a. She brings accounts tra'
the war Of races still ragged, but with ths oller'
epce. that while at the commencement Ine W.
the Indians in overwhelming numbers atlacaeu
the whites in their walled cities, they are now az
tack ed in their turn in the Businesses Oh the noun
tains to which they have retreated. ~ u Mousn.
that the whites will eventually be victorious, bat
how near or far distant the time when the country
will be restored to peace. cannot be now sta,eo'I
This long and exhausting civil war has Parayzed
the country, and trade is dull in all It's branches
The U. S. schooner Flirt was at Sisal, Apn, ~
bound on q cruise. Bost. Traveller, lo'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

GENTLEMENs WEARING APPAREL
{ 'HARLEs T.. FOLWELL, Draper and Tailor,
" hrst quality work made order, 9k Futonst between
William and Gold has Just purchased for cash. choice as
sorimeni Of cloths cassneres and vestngs, which,
low AID selling for cash, be enabled 10 make IS
per cent lass than Broadway prices He has for the last
eight years enjoyed reputation teven By those OF the
sde cutting the beat hitting garments and for
and style he will guarantee cannot be beaten equaed.
Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

NiwH.-The Joint Committee appointed By the
Legislature Of Maine TO count the votes cast for
o0vernor last September reported on the 9th that
we aggregates We're as follows:
!" John Hubbard, tLoco,l. 1885
EpAh l.. Hamlin, tWbig.l. .2sO5o
,ueorge f. Talbot, free Soil 49,. 1887
'o1'a elected over all others by 1881 maj.
&c ~ar 'aesocies in the Senate have been filed
y 'ne ee0'ce OF the LOoo-Fooo candidates.
"0' DAha has returned with objections two bills
passed 0y ne last Legislature, altering the pre-
seh' License law and repeating the inhibition of
the employment of persons under sixteen wears of
age In factories more than ten hours per day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

p. SUMNER,
OH GREENWICH-sT. corner Of Murray and
C Greenwichst Of Barclay Gale 100 Greco-
wiehstl
TINSMITH AND METAL RoOFER,
House and ship plumbing, locksmiih and oel-nange',
stoves pipe copper and zinc ware sm tables and enn
neytops bright ware, lamps, pumps Nc
ard othernsint. myi lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

u During the late fire at Utica a row occurred,
IN wheh Mr. Cozzeas. one of the suiisrsrs bv the
c nn1ssranon' was knocked down and seriossly IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
X THE CALIFORNIA MAR.

CLOTHING FOR THE CALIFORNIA MAR
CKET-We would refer those desirous Of Obtaining the
stye and quality of clothing which ali accounts agree upon
a. the most desirable for the California market
wholesale department. which contains more extensive
sock OF frat qualify gsren9 than can be found elseTnese
VIM. T. JENNINGS co.
m2quts 23l Broadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
nhiu ,TATE loan OF ss.OOO OOO.-rh,

A
OCommissoners fthe Quo Canal Fund, by vnle OF 81
aet OF The General Assembly OF the Stale Of ONO passed
Naek H. 1850 hereby give notice that sealed proposals
will be received until Wednesday, the 1911 OF June next al
noon Al the Office Of the ONO Life Insurance anh Trust
Comnanv New-York for a loan Of Two Millions Six hun
Sred Tb3sand Dollars for which transferable certificates
OF Ohio Slate STOCK will be issued ~ followss
One Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollars 10 oesr M
teres al the rate Of six per cent snnu psysoe sent
annually in the City Of New York and no principal fem-
bursed at the pleasure Of the State after me year 1910
One Million OF Dollars 10 bear Interest al ne rats OF nve
neT cent per snnnm payable above and The principal
relmbursements the pleasure Of the STATE amer 1902
The eerihcstes OF stock viii bear interest from he is'
day Of July, 1850 -. 4. -. q, ...A
mr. Ohio ak per cent OF 1850 par, the day Of
ouenpg the proposals by deposiing the same WIN me
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company Newly oz 70 me
credit OF the Ohio Canal Fund Commissioners The BAL
anee or principal be paid above, either In cash sr
Ohio cent stock u 1850 al par on me Isl d OF
July next when the certificates Of stock VIII be delivered
The proceeds Of the above loan required or the re-
dempon of the FIVE and six per cent Stocks OF ONO ms
turng amer December ST. 1850 Proposals may, mere
fore desired be made with The understanding taa sor
The payment Of the premium Of ss six per cent STOCK and
FER cent stock the balance resin 90 interest Al ave
Ter cent per from the sl july To be pad IN sums
not less than thousand dOare al The pleasure OF po
bdder Al any time before the 3lst day Of December lo
the stocks being withheld collateral security Tor such
payment 81, ..,a Io.,
not lees ihso one thousand dollars must state me s
hat will be paid for each one hundred dollars " ns
crmsraiing between The hve end six per cen,
address OF the party making tho proposal an f.
~ the Ohio Canal Fund Commandment caro-
OF GEO g. COE, ESQ Cashier, New ~. ,,..,o,.v
'" + N Sill, Acting Canal Fund commissioner
JOHN WOOD, Auditor o. S.s,e' .ao,r,ya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

ubUBLlC NUrItE-sIPREMg COUkI.-Is ts m.usf VI ~
srpstson of tL- Mayor Asa ccs,osA Use ~
sss Iof ,,,.g % ka.m River, ne r.sth
wara Of Ct,-PsbLe soto. ssf.y r,ss ~ We o.,
M, - h 80, mad, ard pss,.s that t's ..d rhs MAJOR ASsr
- N he cts II ses fors, niead 70 naks aFPs,
n.a ~ "a coar 81 Of s~v fof - se~<I
T-. n a.. 81 coari 10 he'd AZ isr CD hAs % os ~
fern the g5h 5sy q Nay sts he opening o.
r. CO. On D n 80, sr.stsf a. Cosss~isss
70 81 Conn-soesrs Of Estnnzts AMI As->>~a~nI
the .sd ext>sf o s> N
1880 = t,s Opsung q u, Oh Avenue. from IVA ss-'
M ~, ~ Twsst Ward u sad CITY, asi OFT sp,e -
@ =, a.. II the Cay BY Of Act srrtes - "a
% Inprys,n~gt, toachnr the Isyx oaf 49,
-. !, III. Cay " Nsvi OH, sb6 Sof otssr p1fp~rs'
.~lsd fa7- D.ted New Yors, lprl 1)n $50 -.
y. t1,N HgsRf " DAVIS. coan~sl u tss cosp<S-o
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mLRoAAnrs' EXPRESS COMPANY.

CAPITAL STOCKS 100000.
rVHIs LINE IL established for the rapid transportation
OF freight onIy Oh stsamboais railroads from New
Yofk via Albany, Troy Buffalo and Detroit to Chclgo
ard St Lous also via Buffalo, TO Cincinnati and Louis'
vile. -
Thf. Comlany having made iis Arrangements with ne
several railroad and steamboat lines on the proposed ro1e
Is now ready receive goods TO be delivered al tie follow"
Ags sDS in''' o S pas MARSHAL, ID port
Toy Ogdensburgh, Neg Buffalo LaSslle'
Utica, Toronto, 0mcsgo Apn
Syracuse, Hamilton, Wsukega' o. LOUIS
Auburn, Lewiston, kenosna. f.lgn,
Rochester, Detroit Racine, 8alenA
Buffalo, jackson, Muwankee' DuOuque' anu
The line for Cincinnati and Louisville VIII be ready 10
few osys Of which due notice will be given.
Its believed that the Merchants Express Line offers
to the mercantile community and especially 70 the m-r-
chants residing OF Buffalo, and along The grea Lakes
and he OHIO and Northern Mssssippl RIVERS Wnst 1s
lorg been dssileydfrs Wis mode Of sportanon for
ell The lighter kinds Of merchandise which SHAH Do equal "a
speed heretofore offered thsTn and a. me same u'e
TARIFF on PRICES TO THE PRINCIPAL Po .,ToSs,
NJ York to Busao....si 5olN York to Milwaukee 9 50
:. o os.r.,;..... sol IL Louis: %
and intermediate places proporienste rates Goods viii
i.v snd re greatest dispatch The proprietor respect
f cali the attention Of Western merchants 70 ther pan
Of operations They believe u Just VIVA. !, asnsnosa
,srss will meet with the appreciation and support OF he
public. g. NJ NV
r LosGsrREEr Co. g. Sasssu-st N. Y.
TEFFr Co. LA Broadway, N. Y.
ions WILKINSON PTest :. 4 u. r. Syracuse.
HoRAcE WHITE CASTER BIZ Of Syracuse.
JoHS PAIrE, Cashier Bk OF Troy.
w. BROOKS, SupL Mich Cent RR- Co. ID etroit
Gro SMITH, Chicago.
Oreen1oT shipment to be len at me Uncs 81 me Oom
psny. WallsL r. c. RUSSELL Prest
New-York May |. 1850 my2
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WlNp0W sHADEs: Gilt CoR t: =.

AAJNDOW SHADES! GILT CORNiCES! ORA
w Perry MUsLINS, Gc-Famlies about furnishing
their windows with the above srcles will ind at j. c..
WOODFORDS, 295 Broadway, the largest and best as
sortment In The city several styles never before INTRO
duced In York Lace and muslin curtains drapery
tas,els loops pins bands, cornices, &c. Families pur
chasing of The rely upon getting hrsi rate
article and low It 10 possible to import or manlfac
ure IL Merchants buying at wholesale will ind tdecfed-
u heir advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere
sl6 II C. WOODFORD, I'd Broad|y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

CBAIN CABLEs-A large Apartment, o. has4"
Pr0see, non 80 @ l1s inshss ro5 sss s ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

,,,1,P .rH-ChIBEk has opened an ofhce for The
1,,Stee of Law, al 50 Walls, Jsunesy coat New
n MI is5a CHARLES P. KIRKLAND
gs snSserber Tin connection with Charles kirkAnt
~ onepsd an ocs for the practice Of the Law al 30 Wall
vi 4v} LUCIES BlRDsEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
WINDOW SHADES

nF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND QUALITY, COM
" pnsng Handicapped, GOhics Floral, Scrolls, Interior
Views snd other styles equally new and men 10 their de-
sgns are selling prices hat cannot fail TO meet mo
Appreciation OF the most economical Purchasers are so
lce1 ~ call and examine for themselves al JOHN GREA
SONS Window Shade Sales Room, 27 Greenwich-st be-
tween MURRAY and Robinson sts. al 2miseodf
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aOuuIs

CHAKLEs FULLER, dealer IN Jsnnins 1's, nss
Sfssh ~, Ia ard Lamps Hal and other Lanterns,
sP1s cbsndeIer sc OF the nostspproyed patierpsi
shsnUis md Ga: Ware cusy and fsasy 9rn1 %ess
Aso. "a Greenwieh-sL between Warren and Cham
Slsssss &C myl0 lmh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

no BLOT Mothers sn4 Nurses VINO are uoo-
i bed win children who require much cosxisg 70 .se
medicine should, by s means purchase The co ebfa,ed
Mshiesn Syrup Of DR.. Read Il cures colds coughs,
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preston lie Principal Office 81 Chsmbersst Agents 70
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