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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

There 10 news fro u Constant Cpl 20 the 25ti Oh
March General d ,nblas al, who was an)ls Tue
poIes an board of the snip thai carried some ~
p,Iisb ref,gccs 10 Militia wOuid no; abandon ms
friends In distress bat took ship Tor Brousss
whence he went Of his oSn free VIII TO JON NOE
suth aud bis friends in misfortune VINO nave oeen
sent into the interior There were stlll 6U0 Pohsn
refugees at Schumla They had been dV''eH i'''o
classes comprising saverally those who have coz
.epted 10 serve in tue Christian battahons about 10
be formed in Turkey, those wn0 are Wiling 70 ger
in the civil administration, and those WAC . esn.
stav ia Turkey and support themselves i"o
viii receive pa ssports for whatever 81 zee 'e!
wish to 20 10. Ahmed Ei.endi had gone u o'''P'
his post in tie prncipalliIcs. p.a,len who
" NJ Chando Tcehi aad Count BEN gr,o' AraI
hal succeeded IN making tner els"P'
| had passed through COnstanH"cP'o.. a. r.bev had
T,c official relations O. AusiHa WI" u'"'' "''
Nv ~ NsSosop. AIDE dc Camp to the 'iove'noI
ctrai - Iodis. had leii Con'tan'iAopic' ~ Coz"
49,, 9th General Gdyon, iornery IN the hu 'sa
Kan service for Broussa ,.ccnl
10" IT, To,kish steamer Farli-hHt hal elI io' uel
rodE =, embark $50 Italian re ugees for Genoa H.
~ steamer Porcu. inc had also arrived rom the
g., ,yiib dispatches Immediately alter recelv
inc them the English Ambassador had an -lter'ie"
with the Minister for Foreign Affairs
CoSsrAXrryorLF, March l5.-Much to the sur
prise OF tie public several hundred new converts
20 Mahommedanism made their appearance here
IN the last ID auube comm rciai steamer. Ihey are
mostly Poles, who have abiured their faith 1t would
seem, iorciby. in order to spin out few months Of
miserable existence. They complain that they
were unjustly prosecuted by the ioca' autnof'ties
of Walachia, who were acting under husslah III
stipation and that .hey were during tuis severe
Winter subjected to the greatest misery and prIva
ton. and ia order to escape from starvation they
had embraced INSTRUMENTATION and were treated
by Omer Pacha 10 tae mos: kind and paternsl
manner. being clothed, fed, and treated as sub OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
The Lost il the Belle OF the West.

An official statement Of the loss Of the -le Of
ia, yyest gives the following list Of
III Losr or MISSING AND fSIUzED
t.,a,iah Bumhergrr. DanphI County Pa ,
Iona Anders and wife, from Ms1s'i ono % ca e q
'o sle.s.rck B,eze vie AMI liee children NO children
.5.t : ard two wears, saved Lancaster c. p.
air Krlor. twi- saved Pa
NJ, D-wey, wife ard three chi lfeu, Pa
Amos Yordv, LIncas'er, p.
T,dv cabin passenger. nGme u,t Snpva.
MN wife and children, name not knoFn, st. MAYS
- III ee children Of NJ Waggoue-, Pa
Two Gerns's, deck passengeis ntms mol N'o"n' ''os
passage al Cincinnati
children name. not r. yisiered. Cincinnati
burned sEvEKgLY.-John Imberger, Dauphn County
Pa Lew Yordy Laacaser county, Pa hopes ar" 'h'er
lrued that IA viii recover
BURNED sLIGHrLY-Miss Yoriy Lancaster County Pa
Som- three or four others very SHINY buneu-no re-
ported H.. g.,
Geyer and family a. Pa Jacob Toman do Henry s'yser'
do Hiram Stevenson do; Perry ryenson, doi sugars
w Bond and ady, do; J. Bond Springfield 90; Cnas
I'D. do; ID inel RsuDes and family, co. d1 Ms Keller
Pa; Fred Blessing and fam' ol Goi JoantnSn mother'
do: WIN Hunsgcssr d.; VIM. Green and LADY, Juuisia-
do Abraham Funk and family, Dauphn COMFY, do Peter
Yoriy and .sn. Lebanon County do; jacob kes GUNNER
and do; Nh. PHELPS iohdays1arg doi Ed"afl Dorsey
Pi,isburg q .orge Rup4rd and family, do J. Nsi'e'
do John Neidg and lady, DO
Six hundred and iorty-eIght dollars were collect
ed Mt Lousyi le, on Wednesday, aud distributed
among the sufferers who had arrived at that place.
The Louisville Journal Of the Goth has the follow
ing particulars:
The steamer Dia1em passed down yesterday on
her way TO st. Louis, having on board about 60 OF
the sufferers from the illiated Belle OF the west
The Relief Committee distributed $500 among
them.
Mr. Woods although he had the largest family
and lost nearly everything, woDli not accept OF any
donation. remarking that r mad 100 acres OF land
in Iowa which would suffice him. He was thank.
fall that he had saved his wife and children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
DR. CHARLES mUNDEs
WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT,

At NORTHAMPTON MA5S.-Dr. MUNDE respect
"A fully informs his friends and the public that he has be-
come owner Of the late Dr. Ruggess Waer.Cure Eslao'
ishment at Bensonviie, q mics from the Northampton
Railroad Depot hours ids from Newly ork about from
Boston, from Albany situated in one OF the peasant
hills with shady walks and abundany supplied WIN the
pures sofes; and cOdesi granite water The ar Is pure
and healthy and the climate mild and agreeable The ne"
and spacious buildings offer all the necessary eonvsnencrs
for purposes such as large plunge baths,
douces and airy 10 gng for about 81 patents sep
arse for either sex, gymnasium, etc The Doctor beng
the earl est now living disciple Of Pressniz at Gfaeien,
bury and having an experience Of more than - years OF
his own his writings Wstercue being IN the hands OF
every Europeaa hydropsh. hopes TO respond 10 any
sonshls the waiercure sysie uade on
the part of those sufferers who may conhde themselves 70
him. -,
particulars please apply 10 Inc hDo!e adcreSs
q Dan, IuID NNtnol
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ADJUSTMENTS.


> AkNiN'~ CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 Broad
- Fa., between srring snd Ponce sis-P. T. BAR
= y, Proprietor Lnd Manager LEST week, commencing
a % ~ DE
CHINESE. LADY and SUITE OF SIX PERSONS,
who sail fJF Engsnd Aondsy next this being the only op-
porluuliy that offers NJ behOiding
THE BEAUTIFUL CHINESE BELLE,
with feet only inches long During the past days the
Museum has been paronizrd by Twenty rhOu.al
persons. who have unanimOuslg pronounced IL be by
far The finest exhibition ever seen 10 America
TIE CHINESE COLLECTION
which In itself presents completes picture OF China md
he Chinese their costumes manners habs and modes Of
fe "a ada perfect BY Ihs living addition. The Chinese
Family consists Of
Miss Pwsn-Yekoo, young lady sged ~
Miss LumAkunL her serving maid, sged %
Mr.. 500 Chime, Pro Of Music aged -
Miss Anoon. his dsDgh,sr, sgei 7
Hssier Nun. Chune his son, sged J.
Acct Nom, The Interpreter, Sgd IS
Vocal and in,trumrnsl music Will bee performed bo day
and evening conveying idea VI Cnl4ese
ny
Children usder 10. half price. a.9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
knother Loan.

,lstsr from Vienna, Of the 9th, says that a
- Austrian loan Of 100000 forms is proposed
s,,bs Lombardo-V Venetian crown lands: IT'S objects
:, ,,sted to be partly the redemption OF the notes
"a, Lombardian treasury, and in part Tor tne
vS,s md Venice Railwey. The payment OF lhe
:, sil be taken half in treasury notes ana nan
Ne cod aud silver currency The stock VIII be
,rnVsnied with coupons, and the whole 70 De
S,osed Of by lottery al pUs within twenty-five
,,.l. The LombaIdisn land tax IT, after the re-
!.,rspt Of this Joan, to be again placed on its nor
~ Ealng: il is hoped that in this manner every
J.i.Se 10 the universally expressed desire for
.."-n 10 metallic circula: on will be removed. 1t
.oossidered probable that the measure will meet
ritb favorable reception, aad that the Govern
-sot will not be again compelled to, what must
siersise become a necessity, forced loan.
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slncl. Copies, IN ci.-si per do1.-s7 Per 100
THY uyHIG ALMANAC TCl 1850.

Fg1HIS ANNUAL hns been prepared with great ~
j accurgcy and Is presented 10 M Public e. chsAi
reliable and lucid summary Of the Political History OF tn
Tines Il conians nothing Of partisan character, but
ress al its last Session the Mileage E-TO the Events
oflG;9 In Europe List Of the Presidents Cabinet ,ienDei'
OF the present Consres Governors OF lie Slae &c &c
Cox1ESrs-Aress Of the United saiesi Astronomical
Calculations; Audit. Congressional BOgrG OF BANKING
Statistics; Branch Mnis-Gold Coinage; Brush Cabinet
Calendar for Portland Boston. EewYork, Philadelphia
Washington Raleigh Charleston snd New.Orleans Can
fornin and NeNY-MeNico Chronological Tables Conpen-
ssion Of COngressmen Congress- Satstcs OF Congress
lust Session Of Eclpses; Economy IN the Public EXpend
lure Elective Ofces, |. 5 Election days 10 ne sever :!
States Election OF President by The People, Election rs.
turns Europe IN 1885, Fnarcss Of ned slaes and Grea.
Britain Foggng in the Navy; Government OF me nied
States Government Supplies; Governor. and siale Cip'
tas HichWaler st NewYOTk, Bostou, Phlad, phia hnd
Ctarlesop; Home Department; HOlse OF Representa-
lives u Mileage; Inaugural Address OF r1e,i
DENT Tay.or; Jewish Calendar Law Reform Mileage Of
Ccrgress; Military Mileage. Ministers E1t Ccnsuf
abroad Ministers 81 Foreign Cour.; MoheIrnedan "a
endsr; Moons place; Naval PnzeMcnsy temperance
Naval Puuisinenis, 1919; Nave 5uppbes ana foAcy )
Or1cers and Offices created Panama llshmusJ tai"@y
Population OF States POSTAGE Rated FoTelRn and pOnet
nc Postal Reform Presidential Vote, lSis, &c. rfo-
ducts Aggregate; Public LGuds; Railways and Csns.i
acrc.s NoIth-Amenca; Recruiting ~ he ARM htseuus
~ 81 Collection; Senate Of The United SiAts sflte
Nlerge: Seventh Census Act; Shields Gen rsc..oH
ard Rejection Supreme Court, L. y TIDE TtD!e iun
mage and SHIPPING Tribunals FOL Claims SCANS we ! h.e.
STATES; WLiley's grea. Central Railroad "ar onsfge'
Eec,ior Returns carefully made up Dor tie WAX Aine-
nae from naiue, New-hampshiIe Vernon, "ah;'io'
1e.t. Rhode Island CONNECTICUT NeT-fork hc"-J.Isr'
ps~nsv,.sris Mar;ard, Virgins. NOr Caroles- AleDh'
Georgia heN'D0A'' ""'1' rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
HOW TO WASH CLOTHES
WITHOUT MACHINES, WASHBOARDS,
or Pounding Barrels.

or Pounding Barrels
RUBBING UNNECESSARY
SEND NE ONE DOLLAR, free OF postage, and VIII
- send you by mail printed circular giving plain drsc
for sshing Clothes that will enable o1e person 10 90
the washing OF ssrge family before breakfast hHs svoid.
ing all the confusion of washing day TINS method requires
no machiues waShboards pounding bsrres-no Turpen
tine no Camph ne, other offensive srtice-NO RU Is
BISG THE SKIN OFF YOUR FINGERS no tearing
of buttons and wearing out clothes This plan SAVES
THE CLOTHES, makes them whittier, and never Injuries
the nesl fabric The articles us.d cost bur few cents Tor
large washing and be Obtained any where The Cir
cua also contains directions for cesrsiarchng Ironing
l.ces csmbncs &c. in the FRENCH STYLE washing and
ceaning silks kid gloves, removing stains grease spots
njldew from linen RENOVATING VELVETS, &c &c =
OUT FADING These the greatest chemical discoy-
cries OF the age All the hotels steamers and large laundry
establishments use my method Of washing.
PUBLIC CERTIFICATE
1--WE have tried MADAME BEANELTS system OF
washing aud consider II THE BEST IN the world, ard
WORTH MORE than Is asfed tor il"
Mrs Lippincotl II ? Barrowst
L. LS on, 472 Grand-si-
r. Cczzrns, lo4 Nasssu-st
John Hooper, tic Fu,tOn-s..
NJ kluss, 3C2 Eigbth-aveuus.
Mrs II Parne, X ndO ph VI
H. Il. Johnson hOOs-EsepeF 100 Neaseu-st.
Jas Ssnds, merchant, Annapolis, Nd.
George Curtis Webster, r..
Space is too costly IN this paper to add more or thousands
could te added.
your letter 10 Madame BEAVELT, Patent Lsundress,
40 Ann-sl New-York. Postage paid.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
Posina sers merchants, boukseIrTs agents and otefs
can make money by selling Mad Beavelfs Washing Cifcu-
lar Every reighhorhood would bug them. Thousands
are sold every mouth, ana give satisfaction to all no
eral decoun, is made By the dozen Addrsss a. above
POSTPAID at 6.SruTh&3.Wu
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;ve5 Asa whole the COLLECTION
=. 20, having ai,Ssal merit; the exceptions to
sct Of any esp oo,,y arc several rural subjects
A. Z; s %si 5 & 3 Ss;:: n:3s
SIS port5F1o' s,s % ani others, seat by NJ Bic
'.iBrus:el' D., and prolific novelist Countess
n celebrated a~~ convert 10 the Roman
s1sHahn' nss 80 uhliclv renouncel Protestant
ebdic iai,n. o. ~, in the Church Of 81. Hed"lg,
,lev days a large concoarse Of friends and
Y.mirers. s,softhe immorali'yo i the NienneSe
glanoa prov. ,,tarn Of births during the past
furnished oy ~ number of children born was
1sr. The '." n 9sO were illegiiimate, AMI only
ssili o. ins's Wanich AID Paris have hitherto
~: esims .., Characters in this respect but th'
De'ie w. ,h,oys them into the shade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

VUINBY u CO.'S GENUINE

N = X CAN p KEFAHED FLOU n
k.'OR MAKING BREAD, Tea Cakes, SC. without Sail or
i Yeast
Rrq1irug only to be made a.o dough with cold wafer.
and Is ready for the There Is always certainty of
his d0ur making good bread which viii not become
inOu,dy sour with keeping .
II viii MAKE TEA CAKES WITHOUT BUTTER
,shea. cake without eggs sEd puddnPs without suet
II can he used advantage Tor all domestic purposes,
hsf pound Of butter lard with this Flour will produces
pastry equal to hat made WIN one pound and ordinary
Flour
Fo Ship soresis ngaiuabie, as its qualities remain on
Certificate Of James r. Chiffon, ESQ I'D
have examined the American Prepared Flour, put up
by Qu.nby Co and can recommend Il M most wnOle
l0me article JAMES K Chiffon NJ d
Sod whclessle by QUiNBY co. Z8 Walkers and
III spfng. Also, b. b. ACKEKMAN, 81 Bscay-st and
slaet by the principle Grocery Stores IN New York and
Brooklyn
SOrders for shipping to California and other places
Shp Stores &c put up u short uotics AZ lmA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

l,UbLIC NUIIDE-sUfkEAE COukIIn the nsart.r of The
sppcoa Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of the Cny
New ior rve Ia the opening and hay DOT OF paeN
kno~n suyyesan; quas-, tie s@veniesni " ara ~ 81
Pubic Noiee hereby by the Mayor. Af.,fneN ~
rouaty Of he Cts of New iOk. pursuAnt o statue
mscr AM PrnTd,e That the said 10. MAJ saprrn.
he ofNes fos nsni n mae sPpif~ - c.a,t 20
sp-ss term 81 ~, Il, as,I
bid i- . Han h- CITY tN-- fofs - or =,
ray Of Aiay sD AZ opening the doa5f On
the,-a-rs cours. can te Lizard tor TIE s.tt matter
..~r. Of Esnas anc Assessment TIE se 49, or.or1 "a
49, n. ns,rrs mi sS,-nt ~ The mpo'enrn, It,.es "A
~ ng public place. ,a~n a ss" III SIRE, .ouiAery
Ia M r-.t IA The So rue-ntb "se 81 ts r by yrtg,, of
The sns led out 90 Nv 70 mprO.ensus touching ths Lay
IS Ca, o s,r,.,. add the CO, s a. .rti-d Al A.
ND Or Phn u he cv u $500 ~ 49, 9I
u AIR Tie 'P = Inows square Pa-s@' "Hes
,1 p,,-t rurt, Aprl > w. ie1 r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
PATENT EAST INDIA REFRIGERATOR

Which tciH yrsserrc lee cir months m Hot Cinndics
rI,HE great uefuness and need OF perfect article OF his
Kind will ads, and ner great care and experience,
IFS manufacturer feels confident
FAMILIES HOTELKEEPRRS. GROCERS, &c,
will find this Refrigerator 10 be OF the most useful and
Indispensable arcles they can pO.sess-ndeed they VIII
ro DO without one amer being made acquainted w,h its
superior advantages. The Icehouse Is lined with patent
substance being conductor Of heat imPaftng To ms
closets each eide cool air. which prsserves IN moot
ighul all that placed in them a The same time
avoiding all that unpsasaGt Odcr a necessarily occurs IN
the common chest when hs contents ana ice are 81
together. ,
al who have seen acd used ih1 article ere convinced Of
great superiority yug ever before introduced
SMITHS EAST INDIA WATER COOLERS
have been used with the moot feet als action es tny
render The wafer delightfully."- cod for ssyeitl days DI no
addition OF very small piece Of ice ana By attaching filters
them make them Indispensable article Manufactured
ard soi b. 7. SMITH Co, II Fultor-st, and
~ lmsOdh DAVID LEAL % Ann.sI. -
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I'M PoR TED ARPET 8.
SMIIH Z hNAFFl

Broadway. opposite City Hal,
HAVING RECEIVED ,heir Spring smp1ra1Uns OF
and choice goods Offering tie largest and
beet selected Of beautiful Caencs ever before
exhibited In this Market containing many patterns o!
RICH VELVET AND TAPESTRY CARPETS,
ln tue celebrated Mandatory Of CrOssey Sous, and
an. greatest variety OF English BrIssel super Ingram,
1lrsepy and other Carpelngs embracing many choice
s.y.-s To be obtained only at their warehouse
These goods being OF tleir importation, and having
been ordered before the advance Ia prices they are
en- allied TO sell them on terms which casr peculiar induce
inenis customers
large stock Of we.4 seasoned Elgish and Am ncan
Floor OIL Cloths OF every style and quality constantly 90
hand - Broadway. ma Zmeo1is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
DENMARK.
.cbIaa Denih of the hsDg.

The xs zssg Of Ike 9's sIyt Ac t@r lHo% to
Ts rePo'.r ;'alcs from Copenhagen, the next few
, sss. very decisive as to ss cao sc al y
Kin ue ", bar which will probably grant him
ires' 70 Ps'ssre.pite Oh earth. Should tbs be the
Ony go ,o .eairs Of schleswie Holstein would as
e'ss so,bsr form. as the successor 70 the throne
na. .,o5sbly Undue, change in the policy hitherto
's",55sd BIS Dcama.k.'
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AUSTRIA,
spotber Blow at Hungary.

Another BLOW Ht i9""~ - >, -. -.
90 r,,hsn, ,rars.aies from ihs k0i"i'ohe %e'HHg VIC
"a extract ola le.'er from Prrs5 *
A., nation fns jus. been struck anew where
=, sensitive, in its language, by decree
h;,g that the lessons OF MI the classes at the
,e,;. Academy Of Presburg shall be given in
S Ina, beginning with the next term. A great
p. & the Magyar students who do not know Ger
- and even some Professors, 70 whom that
',.r..,e il unknown have in consequence been
.ss,,S to quit the University
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
Miscellaneous.

The Minister of War Of the Sublime Porte has
drawn up plan for adding fifth battalion o.
Christian volunteers To each regiment fuld
Efendi has returned from Bucharest. Many offers
If service for the Porte have been made to him By
distinguished inhabitants. The American Minister
Mr.. Marsh, had arrived at Constantinople In the
steamer Mississippi. He has thus far sustained
the English Minister on all questions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
ONO STATE LOAN OF 81 600 600

OConr1issoners " the Ohio Canal Fund by OF an
sct OF the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, passed
Mach H. 1880 hereby give notice that sealed proposals
be received until Wednesday the 18Th Of June next 81
noon at the ofc. Of the Ohio Life Insurance nnd IIus[
COmpany, Ne.York, for loan Df 40 MllO ok hun-
bred ThOussnd DOlars for which transferable c-Fhcs 80
Of Ohio State Stock will be issued a. iollows:
Ole Million Six Hundred Tn usand Dollars 10 pear 10
annually in the City Of NewYors, and the pilucip REIN
bursed at the pleasure the State after The year 1919
Ons Million OF Jars 10 bear interest al a riir 81 I'VE
per cent per annum payable as shove ana VIC PsePs.
The certificates OF stock viii bear interest rom me lst
day OF July, 1850. ,,.,,,,
The premiums offered for said loan mast ~ ,si IN cash
or In Ohio six per cent stocks OF 1885, A. par on u day ol
Ohio Lie Insurance AID Trust Company NswYoik TO the
credit of the Ohio Canal Fund Commissioners The bsl-
or principal be paid as above, eithsr IN zach
Ohio six per stock OF 1850 Al par on The 1T day n
July next, when the eeFnhcas u stock VII De delivered
The proceeds Of The above Loan are required ih-
5emrtoo OF the and six cent Stocks Of OniO.
ulrng aner December 81, 1850 Proposals may, there
fore fdesred be made with The un5e!sandiug that after
tie psyueu. u the premium u the per cent
premium and 1--WE per cent Of the principal Of tbs Eve
per stock the balance may ren.sin interest al i've
per per from The ls july be paid 10 sums u
less han five thousand dol the pleasure Of the
bidder any time before the Sis, day Of December o1
The stocks being Withheld collateral se.uit foF Itch
payment.
fh- proposals. which may Ne for any par, Of said loon
less ,hsr Ju.sno dollars musi state the amount
that will he paid for each hurcrsd dollars OF soek dis
criminsrg between The nFe and six per cents giving =
address Of the party aang te proposal AMI BE- enc 0s'o
In envelop marked "ProJos1is J0, Chic State Loan
Of GEO. g. COE, Eco. Cashier, New-fork
EN- SILL Acting Canal Fund Commissioner
JOHN WOOD, Auditor OF STATE TIA
A. A. BLISS, Trea,1ref OF SAFE so DH'
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BRUSH MANDATORY.

.).<> PEARLST. FRANKLIN SQUARE-The sub
C scriber respectfully informs his customers ara the
public ih. be has on hand for tbs Sptrg trade srge as
sortnent Of paint brushes sash tools, vanish brushes,
whtewash do window do, busting do, &c Also an ex'
tensve assortment OF fancy brushes OF superior workman
ship which he is selling at the lowest prices Ihe under
rgned received from the American Institute silver
med for the best brushes exhibited at their late fair
n2g I'm. JOHN HOPPEL.
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IIl0 0WNEMs OLE STEAM AND rACKkT:

j sHlP5-Tne subscribe desire 10 inform the owners
OF Seam snd Packeshi thai they making . spc
ciq p,r OF hcr business 10 supply all eric required for
frui-hrg these yesses They have pacri ons OF iheh
most experienced clerks In Europe w-Lse business u
IA Va his attention to the seacto1 ard shipi o
goods % ;heu such French China ware, Paied "atr
and other fore On goods an In connection Win th'f S
ua decorations NewfOrk, furnish ms ware " "
names oTesis devices % ary EiBG Or IN pun " mug
China sb-ut cheap the couimol bnRirh f.tilen
,Sse They aso furnish fTJm taeir OWE WorKs 'l-oi's
wyre ofevery le and palsro, and 81 70 pest phsrLs
-, Pressed Glass Also every description OF Lamps 81 ll9
vessels. ,...- -. 80,
- ~ Steamboat proprietofs viz: Capt c Vanderbilt and
Cat stone whose they nave qphed Tor some
Sear and are nov furnishing Mr. Coiossh ne OF ele
cant and they do assure hO-- lnrretled II
ch thar heir arrsn geInsn.s complete u
e1sLs hel 10 DO this business with ssis acton 70 pgO
pne,or. ana cFgdi, to themselves - ..
WORAM HAUGHWOUT
~ 2vys Sol and 56j Broadway.
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ADEE,s AMERICAN CAST STEEL WORKS

At THE FUOT OF TWENTH-FUtNTn.oI.
EAST RIVER NETWORK The e'ove Works are
Enow 10 successful operation and the proprietor woas
respecfIlly call the attention o. Machniss and all consul
ers OF the article 70 nation of his STEEL which he
warranted by the testimony of the principal mach nisf
and tool makers OF this city in recommending A. fully
ecual In every respect @ any used this country
nh assortment o! the different sizes constantly hsnd
which the public respectfully invited call and examine
a; the ofhcs Of DANIEL ADEE
81 so5f ln- Rul,On-st n Y.
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Uses AND ABUSES OF AIR.

sECOND EDITlON-3y John II Grisc1u, MD; with
- numerous colorec and other Illustrations
Extract from Letter received from lion. ". SltTna5,
State Superintendent Of Schools IN Michigan:
hav- Of well aapte FOR . . use o
our schools As Ihe Uses Aai Abuse, Of Ar
embraces SUBJECT much e-cci. %. ony n nf sch o'
have r-cmsnisi t' w'rs a. vel yo1f
Animal Mec ansm for tie 1o~a'hP Inrare OF oar state
TO Dr. John n. Grsgnid.' $500 - oil.
Published ard for sale tyJ S REDFIELD Clinton Hal
In Press and Will speed be published Groves tigh
Side of Nature in vol. limo. cloth. myl 3pOdiiW
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RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.

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