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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

BROADWAY THEATRE-GRAND DRAMATIC rES-
ID nval and Complimentary Deneat to w. Blake ESQ.,
The Committee have much in known the
great auxiliary strength which viii be Afforded in the
q the aisti, Eushed ps,forps,, Mr. a.mSlin NJ pa-
NJ George 3. Andrews Mr.. Lynne, Mrs J. waii.et Mrs
luds and Drama With that Of Mr. Blaze who
Doors at the curtain rises AZ N precisely Grand
TaE PooR oENTLEHAN with powerful cast Of cSasae-
tiers. Interlude OF AN UNWARRANTABLR INTRUSION.
in which Asssrs. Burton and Brougham will appear. To
conclude with the Shaksperean comedy Of KATHARINE
AND PETRUcHIo Ticket. to the Dress Circle and Par
quette eact to the Family ard Upper Cvcles % cents
each 70 he had .. the rrinsp. Hotels Music Stores and
Of General COMMITTEES Theatre &c. Private Boxes SIS
and $40 each Ticket: securing seats may be had ofths
AstoI House Mr. Basey, American Hets Dr. Powell GER
Nassau street VIM r. Lousrei 81 william street; W. B.
w. Rogers 18 Pearl street, DR. Arnold Warren
DR. Leverett 628 Broadway George a. Andrsws 80 Leo
nard street. The box book win be open Monday morning.
MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE WILL READ TIE
1x1 play OF JULIUS G ESAR on Monday evening March
18th. at the stuyvesant Institute at ~ o'clock Tickets,
to be had At the Astor House, the Irving House. ct Mr.
Francis and Mr. CTowens and OF the Jantor
Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

CoUINrs TBRoUeH AN OPERA GLASS IN PkNPa-
- let form has been yubiishea sns for sale the
eess u he Merchants Day Boot, No, 81 Nassau street.
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Oher hdiriduaI

Loan q, mpany /.
Other Indiridudi
banks.
Armenia Bank.....
American Bank. 80.
Bank Of Attioa 90.
Bank Of Bair bridge
Bk Of Cayuga Lake
hank Of the En-
pire State. 49,.
Bank Of Lake Erie
Bank Of New Re-
chelle. .........
Bank Of Saratoga
Bank o. W est field.
Black River Bank.
Commer'l Bank Of
AllaSany County
Commer'l Bank u
Loekport. 80.
CORTLAND Co. Bank
Cuylers Band. 49,.
Drevers' Bsnk Of
st. Lawrence Co.
Dutchess Co Bank
B,e. Blk Of Buffalo
Axc BIZ, Loci port
rumers Bk, Nina
Franklin Bank oil
Chautauque Co. t.
frashlin Co Bank.
Hartford Bank...
Henry Keeps Blk.
HuneerforSs BIZ. &.
kirkland Bank.
Knickerbaeker Blk
Mcintyre Bank,
herchspts' Nh OF
Capan dsigua. -.
Eerchants BIZ ef
Chautauque Co.
Merchants Blk Of
Brie Co. .........
Merchants q FAR
ners' Blk Of Put
knsm Co. ........
y Y Security Blk.
n y stock BIZ.
North'n Bk Of N "
North'n Canal Bk
N,rth'n Ex'ss Blk
Oswego Co Blk.
PALMYRA Bk.
Pratt Bk, ...,,....
Prattsville BIZ. a,
Putnam Valley BIZ
Rochester BIZ. 20.
STATE Blk 1T Sau-
gerties. ........
sunolk Co Blk. 80.
upsdilla Bk. go.
Village Bk. ......
Whites b..
white Plains BIZ.
" ooster Sher-
mans Blu.
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DHIPRlu0s
TINITED srATRs NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
u York and NverpooL-The ships this line are
he ATLANTIC. Captain West
PACIFIC Captain Nye.
DHIPPln0 q

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION coNPANY.-FOR
~ Bremen and Southampton The United States Nail
stes mship WARRINGTON. G. W. Floyd. commander, will
sail for Bremen, via Southampton, Wednesday, 0th
March, from Pier No, R., At II, An.
Frfee Of passage In the First Cabin. $40
Do. do In the Second Cabin. ....... 90
experienced Surgeon 10 attached to the ship All let
tern must 20 through the Post once.
For freight passage apply to koLLEk SAND.
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IT 1. SCRANTON GENERAL syRcHArDNrvo
and Couas7isror Busress C}tg California
Rsfsrs.s- saith ru<ls New Hsysaj Rvsritt Drown.
sou,h street, New TERI.
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AQUUEWENTU.

nRoADwAY fuIArRK-E. a. nARsuALL. SOLE
II Is.ss-HOnday .vs.ias LsIsA y va = R:sfer.sd
Mr., Bisi~ Edwsrd Erias. M. Jordan; Mr.. Asgusss.
6nil:y, NJ whsatlsy Alsrisve. Mr. Chapman; 0ash
NJ Stuart Hslols, Mr. Mssshsvs h oldrieh Mrs HELD;
viIsinis 0laeh Mis- Hors; Mr.. Crosby Mss Fisher;
IN AND DONE FOR-sampson Low Mr.. Chapman; Mar
quis Of Ronevlle Mr. Whiting narchoHess of Ronevie Mrs
Held. Doors open at 7; to commence st7h o'clock
RUHrONg THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET-MON-
ID day evening" March H. win be played the comedy Of
the SERIOUS FAHILY-Charles Torrens, Esq Mr. c. w.
CLARKE Captain Murphy Mcguire Mr. Frank Vim
cen. Mr. Lsseh; Mr. Amnsdab Sleek: hr. Burton Lady
Hoimsn Emma Torrens nse Hill Mrs 0rmsby pslains,
ciude with Of tbs AUNT-Col. Hunter,
Mr. Holman; Oliver Johnston; Mrs Deborah Firebrand.
Mrs. Hughes Patience Miss Chapman. Doors Ut z;
ourtain rises AZ TX o'olock.
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~ r.HorQHkIss SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA,
". hvieg located IN eapacieus warehouse snd wharf.
vftk sucsnt wst<- lish'ers ~ prepared receive
sisnn ~ nerchsnsise and fsnrs 70 nss~rs jams r.
Eeeler Co 100 Front street. New York and " a. Can
nor rsa feu Haven.
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Other Banking
Assoeidfions.
Agricultural Bank
Ally Exchange Blk
Bllston Spa Bank.
Bank Of Albion.
Bk.of Central N. Y.
Bank Of Corning. =.
Bsnk Of Dansville.
Blk. Of Kinderhook.
Bank of Lowville.
Mark Of Pawlipg.. .
Bank Of Rondout.. /.
Bank Of Syracuse.
Blk. Of Silver Creek.
Bank of Vernop....
Bk. of Watertown.
Bank Of W aterville
Blk. of Whitestown
Camden Bank.
Chester Bank.
Com mercial Bank
Of Albany.
Com msrcial Bank
Of Rochester
Commercial Bank
Of Troy. 49,.
Commercial Bank
Of Whitehall. ...
Delaware Bank.
Exchange Bank Of
Gsnesee .....
Farmers Bank Of
Amsterdam $50.
Farmers Bank Of
Hudson. -.
Farmer and Dro-
yers' Bank at
Somers. ......
Farmer and Mech'G
Bank Of Genesee.
Farmers and Mech
Blk. OF Rochester.
Fort Plain Bank. .
Fort Stanwix Bank
Ceneeee Co. Bank. I.
James Bank
Lockport Bank and
Trust Company.
Long leland Bank.
Luther Wright's Blk
kerchants' Bank in
Psuehke epsie.
kerchabts' 4 Farm.
Bank Of Ithaca.
1iddletown = ank..
Mohawk Valley BIZ
Oliver lee 4 Cs.Bk
Patchin Bank.
Pine Plains B ank.
Powell Bank.
Putnam County Blk
Utica City Bank. =.
Washington Coun-
~ Bank......
Ratsrtswn Bank 3
Loan q mpany :.
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M RTHFsACqANENTO

i River, Tor sss-The Pansma Railroad Compaay hsvins
detein.d 70 change their plan o. operations on chs 18th
uus. ~ ccmmsrcine TIE eossruct9n ofther road Nsvy
Boy stss 81 ccrrona snd having therefore NJ uss for
e rev ircr lately built ~ them for the nsvira
ten ~ fft Ch.rse her fr sails She has
len sempis'edty nssrs Mot, hyr.s foot o. T-ery-
t ctr North River, and reaty fer snpnsnt Her
av.nsiers fsiievsf<bsh ~ kul llofeet deet
w fest breadth 81 hall ~ feet all 8fte draft ~
d tso ineiired engines 81 sbopt " hor. r1wes e.eh:
futc NJ IN the futtsntisi The principal
rtrts reqririrs tosed ur ,nt the rhcle cenrse
ready Ger shipment she said. ~ sss
rcFe 20 70 tee hest sd.rtsd for the navigation 81
the escrm that has yet been salt Fer
si srply 1t the cree 81 tbs compAny ~ Br1Ndvay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

M oRRIeANIA.- NEW vILLAGE.-2o0 DoU BILE LOTS
1 lying between this village and the Harlem front
ing the Harlem Railroad Known nslrose. the Elm
Tree Reserve offered for sale at low prices
depot ard Of the most beautiful spots in wsstchstsr
county, 60cO feet from SIS 500 each No
improvements For and full particulars. apply
to RoBT II. ELTON, 90 Nassau street. from TO II A. NJ
the City Bal, Centre street a, hsltyast II H. half
wall from helroe fare i2k SIS
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TIRE SUBSCRIBER THANKFUL FOR PAST rAyoRs,
and the liberal bestowed on HIN hsre'ofsrs
s leave respectfully 70 state thst he st ~ kis
Oh stand No ~ vsndsm street. where be cayrss on Inc
Sign, and faintinG and PAPER HsngnG
psn Interior Decorations 81 aesxpor ~ usua
Psers DESTROYS 81 having work sone in Of the sbsve
tvssekes rely tie being esecusd IN the best and
srprp we'd vith despatch seldom met With -
other estsbiiA nsnts and fsr below The nsusl prcee
ke Ut. W. HfGGs No 81 vandsn street.
Five doors Fast 81 Hufsor strs~&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

WErnoRE GRAY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
w berieis, California Refer Lewis Hartford; Sharp.
Wrirht Ripley and r. Tresavsll Ne~ York; Jaeger,
1resdvtn PHry. Albany; g. m. Carroll Co, Boston;
Pencester Ahen Raieinsrs The sre ssips dis
wErsoRs
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RAYNEs PANORAMA OF VOYAGE TO EUROPE
ID Open every evening" At the Great Hail. Minerva Rooms,
!06 Broadway embr.csg views Of Boston Liverpool Len
dren under twelve. Is Doors open 6
moving TX p n An exhibition Wednesday and Satur
day afternoons, At three o'clock.
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WAN Ts,

VUANTED-A PRISON WHO is CAPABLE o
w doing the carpenters and mill wright work at sill
Printing establishment near New York Direct TO Bs
2llS. New York.
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(SALITORNfA--LAwr oTIcE-yoHN d. WELLS
~ % Ohio. and James Jones Of Lousisn have sssocia
ee Themselves under the firm name u Weller Jones' an
vii stsnd faithfully 20 all business snerusd 10 their
In tie several courts Of California Ofces-John vel
lsr a. Graham House. San Francisco; James n Jones ss
los
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

..,a. ,sport Of referees Motion de-
By defendant 70 se, a. pI.ins with eoss' smith Mar.
ned and Juegpysn "a others % pl OF eAceP,ons
yin ads yosepn uoiou for new fsi denied .'.yohn
aiken BY deleoosT rs CART Wyesou IespOn.ou'
H. Wyekon, Is,ss Of TIE surogse " NJ NJ Si'
Hpn reversior lbe decIs -, Wnod deceased Ap-
Clsson Wood, ~ Weslchester County. Judgment
peal from SaYroga., decree 10 be erroneous As 10 ne
declaring NE Ewes The eodie ana oscistlng laa1
construction $3.50 10 be reversed isaac SAoho,e ~
portion OF ne ncoa By defendant Tor ne" lrial de-
John Robinson auss-Ne 5ds Thomas G.. Gerald Case
MED. .Aorshsn eel aside report OF referee Motion
made BY deie3sosIIss William jenkins. lse Sheriff Of
10 SET aside se ~, Nadia Hills sdminiStratnx, &c
Kings Cosly ,1de report OF referee denied WlmOl
Motion 70 - william J. Benson and Edward CYnch-
Wlams report Of referee sci aside, and new trial
fer rev trGl de1ied .Jonah Decker
on D. ~ !, eyrof g. John Wilbur and Others, defend
pieD.. On wit 81 error 10 Common Pleas or Orange
Sv Judgment irmed with costs. ane. Ofmand
y Iaseph Deza and Abraham sutton Appeal rom the
OF Kings County, In the naeT Of the application
~ 10 Surrogate al med. miles STaney O.. JOnn T.
psrieson and John Young. Notion 10 sei asds report
y Tefeyee denied Charles A. McQ1Oid plaintiff 10 error
: Tls Supedn.endents Of the Poor Of ils County Of
lrsnge defendants In On writ Of error 10 The Com
non Pleas Of Orange County. judgment reversed, with
oss . Theodore c. Van Wyck and Elizabeth his wife,
I'd Leonard Mason. appellants ts william Sc ,mour and
ecree Of Surrogate OF Westchestsr County a1mog the
odcil 10 The will Of Peter r. Mason, decd, 70 probsie
decree OF the Surrogate reverseq wiz ooss
the appellants and 10 the respondents WIN osyIuos.
ID wife TO be paid Out Of the estate fle5fs HSn ,
1qizsf David j. TYSON New Trial denied, and uoglsu.
the snecial Term affirmed Amelia 4 5nIn GgamH
liza Ann Gsneison. Decree Of he suiIoFS'0 VI ~''A'
ountv Affirmed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

get rich through the cotton Of the South, it is in
volyed in the guilt of Slavery. | am no apologist
for Slavery. None OF my kin are slaveholders'
But most Of the Southern slsveholders have been
horn in slavery and have grown up Shareholders.
George Frederick Cook, the player. was once
drunk when he attempted to play, and could not
GO on. The audience Kissed. He said, you Mss
ne, every stone and brick Of your city lLiverPool
il stained with the blood of SLAYER. SPIT ~ 49,.
The North has done nothing 20 stay slavery inc
North has been backing, backing, backing ps' "a',
the brngadocO Of the South. He blushed tna' 49,,
politician of the North sheud shun the lgnI ~ acI
subject What shall We DO for the lnJ I'll tbe
nm Of this country? Little can be DOM .t,,,,h
fectionsts Of the North end the sour one f,r the
their ouarreling. But what shall DC - snanci
black mani / cant wait uh'n a. v,,oot 70 hello
IT, S,q ZION Society helps one by one
;s;;l.1 - in5;vidual 90 far as Possiole' aI1
therefore ike this soc'ey ~, .lo,,as mill there
oo-, he a mode presented WHEREBY tney can % vS'
ter Of than under his care Inc ooni@a1'9n -
c;etv ureseDts a channel Tor theI safety anu SUI
w. i:.,~n MANY Shareholders, with such pros
',ect viii bid their people 60 free, as God bid his
pPeo'le 90 free across the sea and the wilderness
The black man has never arisen IN past history
The experiment in San Domingo, tried for % years.
has been failure.
Five hundred thousand slaves have been eLnah'
cipated in this country voluntarily. | am New
Yorker, and am proud Of it. In 1874 the Empire
state gave freedom to its 10000 slaves without
price. 81:
Men are made not by the conformation OF Their
heads. but by circumstances We have IN this
land institutions that make men fit tor these insII-
tutions. The triumph Of this Society is, that DacR
men stand, beyon the sea, our brethren our fellow
Republicans. NIL
he would prefer to leave this cause to Ph,tan'
tbropy than to 0nr Government, as alluded to by
previous speaker This Society has lad the
foundation of Christianity in Africa and Liberia
has Government that will no doubt outlast the
Governments of Europe. The Abohtlonists free
sares BE- our principle Of cooai=at'on trans porting
them to Canada and Netc-Brunswick instead OF
to Liberiu. have g eat respect for Gerrit Smith,
but bow he can suppose blacks can live on the
borders of John Brown tract-cold, lnhospltaoie-
where decent dog ought not to be placed can
not see We colonize, and we conlonlze IN the
right place, where black men can live. We can
not colonize ALL but an influence shall grow out
of it that shall melt away the icy pillar Of American
Slavery. NEw.ENGLAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
MEDICINES.
MILK OF PLANTS.
GREATEst DISCOVERY or TIE AGE

THIS oRIOInAo AND lNFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
was discovered b. Baron Df Desgenssa. and eoafs.t
siierward 10 Prof CgARLOT DuYAL. who WA he enlx
man IN The world VINO possessed he seeret Aef Ire d.aA
introduce bis vebe and precious liquors Tue Uni,eJ
States OF America. win view CT relieving the evil.
which flesh heir 10" lie has chosen he Emporium Of .
New World To raise 4 second monument 10 she immortal
may be len TO Egypt To France. aud 20 al Europe rAs
name alone Of the MILK PLANTS b. Dr. Desgeuetes 10
sucient testimony Of excellence, and hs has
neg eced DO Of bringing 70 10 perfection and ren-
der Il f aad necessary for ne toilet 10 every cnsfe
m he med cal faculty ilvaa BY Pot C. D 10 test
Re excellence OF The MIR Of Plans and ~ aatters HIMSELF
10 ttirk they will be sausaed As have Inc thousands who
have used Il IN Europe 49,,
The numerous ualsd.es which The MIX Of Plants
cures il Ia d cut 70 uenrOn The principal are eontagon,
which Il ret only prom Pity bat hen aso prevents;
Also Cholera. Cramp Cuiaueous Eupnons, Er1afAena,
ud running nose or Of he mouth produced ~ Cancer
ofhe Pharntr fthe Eaph1gu ancef u no S0mdeA
OF the nlesnss produced by he OF alcoholic liquors
IN The Cecnrs arcer the Rcaz Lympaauc Glands, OF
the Tongue Scorbans Corbatures, Ddrte ssrPtgo herpes
EIedcnS Rhepuftsn acute or cnronic, Feeo.ccess OF
young children Pr1eerra'irns morb SyphNsfleas ETC.
ETC.; Injection chips and 10 sick chambers mo anhestny
nGsna Of which often prevents he cure OF patents To
al persons travelling In southern climates tie Mia OF fsnu
win serve 10 preserve their health ard prove remedy
against all cculagiOn. Hospitals Doctors Captains OF
shps Bath Establishments, Public Houses aer hey shsll
have tested the MILK OF Psn.s VIII not hesitate 10 continue
4 and award that SATISFACTION 10 the genius who introduced
ard perfected this remedy Of ali remedies
OFFICE OF THE MILK OF PLANTS
sQ4 Broadway, Room 81 open from A NJ. I'LL y. NJ.
b. TIE proprietor sezes this occasion 70 inform ais
ends and scquanIsnees ha BIS nsdeIn eaaapagae sas
arrived a its point Of perfection and at the disposition Of
every one he feels fully persuaded OF recevng IN adj
vance numerous satisfactory evidences thG The casmpsgns
will be 8 preserysuvs from many diseases. mylo lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
CLOTHING.
TILL, prsT pI.AoETo BUY.


CIOTHING AT WHOLESALE OR RERAIL, 10 at
Line Store Of 2. L. ROGERS, 10 FULIOS-SI; a. mo
.ign OF Gen TAYLOR assert without hesitation, that my
stock Of Spring Summer Clothing the cheapest and
most varied, both in style and prices Thai mas ever oeen
offered for sale in the city. ,-,
Dress and Frock Goats, from French and Engis 80
w ~ -
Once and Business Costs from Cashmere CashmeIei1
Tweed, Alapscce, and Linen, &c. VI W 70 'W
Vests from plain and fancy Silks, Satin, and o
mAf'e"'e''' BOYS CLOTHING
B.ys Frock and Sack Goats, from Cloth,
Aapacca, Linen 6e.. ..........'...'''.... 20 W W
Boys Jackets and Pants, from .. ~ 20 W
Vests, from Silk Satin and Marseiles 30 to 90
Also splendid assortment Of Cloths Cassimeres and
yesngs, constantly on hand, and made a. tne snor"
notice 2. L. ROGERS rs Fulton-st cor Of Gold
tl suit Of Summer Clothing for g. Az mMWh
CENTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMMER
WEAR-wm T. Jennings Co. Diapers and Tailon,
rir,l quality ready made clothing kc. 81 Broadway,
American Hotel solicit insrecuon OF their sssornnen
OF new and seasonsbe goods which In point OF richness
and variety far exceeds any previous Offering eommensa'
rsis n II IL with extensive additions to the premises
which Affords wider scope for their business In which hey
tn epdesyor to merit continuance Of the liberal psuo
mage which has recognized their garments a. the most
economical cut finished they are IN style but rarely
eoused and whA disposed OF al proverbaly moderass
charges n.o M.
CLOTHING AND TAILORING immense
stock Of fashionable ready mace elonlng' oI esseay
81 10 n; 5000 pants from 81 10 So To measure coLhs,
csssmees and vesIings, embracing everything new and
desirable first rate hI always guaranteed IA single ual
will convince ALL 20 per cent less Than any mouse IN mis-
civ for cash. al remember the name and numberl
MICHAEL CONWAY,
mv2t linz I43 Fulton.sL Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

GsROsE ofPhiIsdephia, ihediscoverer Of the Chrono
rbrma or Reformed Practice Of Medicine hssestabsned
20 Aphorys LIST door west Of Broadway an agency lof
he distribution Of his celebrated and wonderful
for the healing Of disease and skes occasion 10 say 70 nose
ALTERING that they have presented 70 them al oppof
unity 10 eysl themselves Of remedies The curative qA
es Of which have long since been established and eooui
which there need rot be doubt entertained a. ousards
can attest the Medicines being entirely vegetable are per-
dfsesse - my2Oiw-c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
UNPARALLELED TRlUMPHs.
CLIREHUGH'S TRICoPHERoUS,

UNEAl FOh bALUNt.SK,t ft1ffHb
SCURF AND DANDRUFF.
LII CASES Of badness, weak or thin hsr VIII be re-
"A stored and tengIhened gray hairs VIII Dc prevented
ard changed 10 their original color scud and Dandun
will be entirely removed and the hair under all circun
stances and at all ages VIII be kept healthy son glossy and
curly, TO the latest period OF life
The TrcopheTous IL wholly different 10 lie composition
nom all other articles ofhe FOR q similar pur-
pose IL Is intended to act through the skin upon the
blood vessels and sbsorben connected with
bulb Of the hair and sustain healthy action In
these and thus produce and
LUXURIANT HEAD OF HAIR.
Ladies' or gentlemen wishing advice, and addressing
from distance, must be particular In stating any peculiar
circumstances connected with the decay falling o Of
ksr such as the present state Of health age habits cons
tuition and temperament OF the paent for all these must
be known understood and taken into consideration before
such advice can lead successful result Mr. 9. VIII
attend at his Office l79 Broadway every day. for consua
ton. Separate rooms for Ladies'. . :
Sold al the principal depot l7s Broadway, and by all
Dgeiss and Perfhmeu In the United States mylS lmeodh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
MossLEndAn ZINC ROOFING.

CU1LlTL PARIS srsTEM
MCCALL STRONG, Is Wtllam-st New.York,
NA Agents Of the Viele Montague Compsnys Zine
Mines and Foundres OF Liege, Belgium, beg 70 call heat
tenton Of owners architects and builders ther system
of Roofing used the principal Public Buildings on the
Continent and Great Britain made Of pure Malleabe Zinc
20 ounces square foot without solder nails giving
space for contraction and expansion Of the metal roof
OF this kind will last thirty years and requires no painting
repsrs Models and other information may be obtained
Of the Agents milo lnood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

OF the Ohio Canal Fuad, by virtue OF an
at OF he General Assembly Of the Stale ol Ohio passed
hsrcs II, 1885, hereby give nouce mat ieeed proposals
noon al the Office Of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company NewYork, for loan Of Two Millions Blk Hun
bred Thousand Dollars for which transferable certificates
OF Ohio State Stock will be issued az follows:
One Million Six Hundred thousand Dollars to bear In.
annually Ia the City Of NewYork and the principal re-
bursed al The pleasure Of the State after the year 1875
One Million OF Dollars to bear interest az the rae OF i've
per cent per annu payable Is above and me pncpai
reimbuyements at the pleasure OF the State ser 1863
The certificates Of soek viii bear Interest Rom tae ISL
day Of July, 1850.
The premiums offered for said loan must be paid IN cash,
In Ohio six cent stocks OF 1880 AZ par on the day Oh
opening the proposals. by depOrtng the same with mo
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company New YORK, 70
credit Of the Ohio Canal Fund ConmlSsoners Ine =.
principal be paid above, either m casa -
Ohio six per cent. sock Of 1850 al par on Ine s osy
July when the certificates o! stock VIII % aeusIo.
The proceeds Of the shove loan are required ~ o
dennpuon Of the FIVE and SIX per cent socks ~ oA'
turing amer December 81, 1850. Proposals may 49, s
fore Hdesred be made with The understanding naz a.o
Inc payment Of the premium Of The SIX per esI- - - s
the premium and ave per cent OF he prlnciPa VI @ %
per stock the balance may remain on
per cent per annum, from the ist july 70 - ~ 10
hddsr A. Hnv time before 3sl day OF Decenber 1889
he stocs. be,ng yIhhed collateral security for saen
payment -. -. o., .rv mart n, aid t,an
not less III an one thousand donefs mus SO 10 80
that will he oajd for each one hundred dollars OF socK az
Between the i've and ak per cents, giving ne
sddrass uary making the proposal and Do enclosed
10 s s,vsIoo marked Proposals. for Chto STATE Loan
10 The Ohio Canal Fund Commissioners, care
OF GEO 8 COE. ESQ. Cashier, hsw-for1.
" u NJ SILL, Acting Canal Fund ComnisGoner.
JOHN WOOD, Auditor OF State.
A A. BLISS. Treasurer OF State a5O D1I5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
NEW MARKET.

rU'HE SUBSCRIBER lakes this method or informing Ihe
public that ne has opened Meat Shop S4l east
side OF Third-av. between Twentyhnh and Twenty;sxn
s where he intends furnishing the OF every Kind Of
meat 10 It's season. determined that nothing shall be want
ing his part to give entire satisiacton
Also, at the place. Beef Calves, Sheep and Lambs
At wholesale on fair terms for cash, al the slaughter
house in Twenty ourlhst between Second and Third avs
myl6 Inn NICHOLAS RhEbSON.