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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
Europe.

The news we publish this morning con-
tains no word of any revolutionary disorder
in Paris, except that practised by the Gov
eminent and the insane majority of the AS
sembly. The latter have passed the electo-
raj law, by which the sum total of votes
given in France will be reduced to what it
is hoped will prove manageable limits, some
millions of French citizens being practical
ly DISTINGUISHED. The people arc confident
in their own power and in the triumph Of
justice and Democracy, and are not disposed
to interfere with the jealous exertions Of
their opponents to ruin themselves. All the
disorder, all the violence, all the folly seem
to be on the side of the Government; it is
only to be hoped that it may not run too
rapidly through its painful and dangerous
but yet useful career. And we see every
thing to hope from the admirable attitude of
the Parisians. Tyranny was never more
wisely and effectively cOmbattcd.
The Pope has determined to make eleven
millions of francs by cOnfscating the prop
erty of members of the rebelliousand demo
cratic Legislature of Rome. This is am
nesty with a vengeance. When there was
a Roman Republic there were no conGsca-
tons of the property Of political opponents.
Austria is settling with Russia for the
price of the assassination of Hungary. She
has paid of her own braves Haynau and
Jellachich with the estates of the murdered
Batthyany and Kiss. Germany is still in
travail with the phantom Of federation.
Schleswig- Holstein is fell Of the mutterings
of a coming war with Denmark. Greece
has finally given completely In to England,
the Legislature refusing to sustain the min
listers in resistance to the British claims.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

Tonight the Brcklayers aud Plasterers, and
tire salh and Blind Max ers meet at Hilenbrands s.
ITO Hes,er-st; the Quarrymen at Milenans'
Broadway near Nineteenihst. the Window
Shade Painters, corner OF Catherine and Henry SITS
tie Waichmakers at the Shskspere, and Jewellers
Of Newark at Musical Hall.
THE PHNTIRs-W Ne publish this morning the
Report of the Committee of the Printers Union on
the state of the Trade ia this City. IL is hardly
necessary TO aah attention to this dOcument-svery
rrinter viii read it, and we trust with profit: AL
though perhaps the most period the his
tory Of tie business for many years, Il will be seen
that there are manifold evils from which employers
and employed are alike sufferers which should be
at once remeded. The rate of wages, for instance,
varies from Il to % cents per 1000 thus oP-
pressing the journeymen at helOwer rates and the
employer at the higher tince he is obliged, in o.
der to 20 justice to bis workmen, to pay 20 or 80
per cent more for labor than his neishbors. IL
must he that al parties interested viii see the ne
cessty Of remedying tins as well ss many other
evls set forth in the Report. Printers, read IT, aud
II you have any feasible plans Of relief, bring them
forvard ~ the meeting 90 Saturday night
We will here rem.rk that If any other Trade
will set forth IN & bret and ineligible manner,
free from personal recriminatops, the true condl-
ton oC their business we will gladly publish 1t Tor
public information. Such publications sreth surest
way 10 enlist the people at large on the side OF the
laborer and are no more than simple justice 70 the
trades themselves, since they answer the question
which everybody asks" What are the grievances
of which these men complain p Lay before the
neople clearly and spassonately, your oppres-
sions, and you will never want for sympathy.
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THE ON FsTABLIsHEp CITY

Cush Tailoring Establishment Of EDwARD Fox, 2o2
Broadway, is removed tire building adjoining the
Aitor House BsTclsy-sL This extensive and spieu1id
can be entered from u vesey and Barclay SITS.
where he proposes carrying his business until lis
store rebuilt and finished upon the sits Of the Chemical
Bark between The Museum ard the Justly popular Hat and
Cap establishment Of Mr. Genn, 2lf Broadway.
Tie proprietor impeed by high senFs Of duty, avss
himself the present opportunity Of returning his grateful
Acknowledgements bis friends and parons for
the great patronage extended 10 him for Of years.
and In the enlargement Of bis business be alone sctuaed
by the desre the vents fully OF the daily lncrea
Ing demand Of the public for Garments made his
The many facilities which be possesses in the iopors
ton Of superior Cloths Csssmeres and vesngs and the
purchase OF Domestic Goods being always effected the
Cash principle enables him hold forth advantages which
cannot fsi to be duly appreciated b. discriminating
uunity myl5 lmeodh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

arctic fox. msy be all very romantic at ds'aacei
In, the mere thought Of Winter residence there
frozen asst in some solid ocesn, with snow dozen
feet deem the thermometer ranging rom 1O' TO ~
telow zero. end not a glimpse OF the blessed san
r.or, Noyember to February. is enough to give
A.. chill to all adventurous notions. But tho oni-
co,s and men have weighed al these difficulties
.,s are ready to encounter them FOR the sake OF
,be;r noble fellow sailor. whose fate has been so
long painful my stery to the world
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Fnfal ARRAY.

PITTsstEGH, Tuesday, MAJ 81.
A Frenchman, named Lewis Jaubert, head COOK
at The Exchange Restau ant was shot yesterday
afternoon by colored man named Geo. Gaines,
who YVES lstterly employed in the same establish
ment, but had been discharged for previous quar-
rel with LAMBERT The latter dared the coored
man 10 fight where they met, but Gaines refused.
and was going away, when the Frenchmsn Pur-
sued him, seized him, and struck him two or three
blows. Gaines wrested himself from the hold OF
Jaubert and shot him with a pistol. Jaubert then
pursued Comes hslf square with pistol and shot
at him. bu. missed him. Jaubert, overcome By loss
Of blood, fell down and Immediately expired. The
testimony before the Coroners Jury goes 70 show
tbst the colored man ives acting in selEdeiense.
Gaines Immediately went TO the Mayors o!hce.
gave himself up and was committed to prison to
await a legal investigation. II is thought that he
will be brought out on n habeas corpus aud admit
ted to bail Jaubert has wife and child in Phila-
delphia. who were TO leave yesterday morning to
join him here
THE wife Of the unfortunate man was seated in
the cars yesterday morning, with her child, IN the
FOND anticipation Of joining Eer husband in the
course of few days-but how bitter was hor dis
appointment A friend received dispatch from
Pittsburgh informing him Of the melancholy tarmin'
alton of her husbands life, and requesting her 70
remain in Philadelphia for the present. The poor
woman appeared to be almost heart-broken' While
she YVES waiting in the Telegraph Office for the par
ticuars Of her husbands dcath.-REP.
THINGS in st. Louis-0veTland Emigration.
ST.. LOUIS, Tuesday, Msy p.
The City Register reports the total number OF
deaths and interments for the week ending Mon
day. Goth inst at g. of which 20 were children Of
wears and under; Of the whole, 9 were cases Of
cholera. aud Of small pox. Three cemeteries re-
ported the reports were Of minor Importance.
The steamboat James Mclean which LEFT Coun-
Gil Bluffs on the 24Ih reports that nearly all the
emigrants had crossed to the opposite side Of the
river, and that hundreds were daily starting for
he plans Emigration was thinning out part Of
St. Joseph's
The grass in the vicinity Of Hanesville was up
several inches, and growing rapidly.
Provisions continued scarce and high.
Methodist Conference Adjourned.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday. May o.
The Methodist Protestant General Conference
has adjourned sine de.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

Mr.. Attorney General johnson on ehe mater we
may be excused rem copying the Rfpa6l'e' disqu'-
ton. which is certainly an able one, though we 90
not believe it will convince the country.
Why shall no. this affair secure the e''aO"'u'
ment Of permanent Board Of Commissioners 70
examine and report on Claims against the govern
nent with proper securities against al and every
new species Of Galphiuisnn. That would be saln
which might serve as partial Offset for this S'ea'
operation.
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The Empire City rsv,s today at , o'cioch' r'M
Persons desiring to send papers to their inen~ IN
California, Oregon the Sandwich Islands, DC can
be supplied with The Weekly Tribune which will
contain all the latest Foreign and Domestic News
Congressional Proceedings, Marriages and Deaths
80. &c. Price sixPence, ia wrappers ready or
mailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, May 81
A bridge, about eighteen miles from this city
was accidentally left open as the train was coming
from Baltimore last night; the locomotive and
tender were preciPitated into a schooner under
meath. The damage sustained, however, was but
slight. Owing t. the accident, the passengers and
the mail bad to be sent in the boat which lef here
This morning fr your port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

IL The steamship Pacific, of Collins Line,
started from opposite Corlaers Hook, at noon Mon
day, on an experimental tip, making a trial of
speed with the Washington, as the latter started
on her trip for Southampton and Bremen.
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Marl,ets..BALrrnoRE. Nay q

Sales were made OF Howard st. and Baltimore
City Mills FLOUR previous the arrival Of the Europa's
bdviees Is & but ar the receipt Of the news which
reached here today through from Halifax. by the
Morse Ines Il WIS held hPher There good inquiry
fer CORN AID under the influence OF the steamers news
prices Of ell descriptions have advanced fully TO two
oCnis per bushe Provisions In fair demand a. sea-
dy prices There marked change Ia the GROCERY
u aIke, while prices were very arm
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Whis General Commit
~ In Democrat
r.n Nlo~ ~ I&Tn

Essolssd TtaIsL u 30 ~ c,ors OF the T~elab Wa-d
he requeaed 70 NEE NJ Of Wm HJntrd. Kouus-
sverue near One Bups "a 7 Sesty.hthtt 90 Teundey
evening May % APP a d elect hree Dsegsfss 70 The
General Committee and tar-s Dsegates TO tbs Young
Meme Otue al Conn 'f~ aso. Ten Deegaes 70 tae
Ward CorHee To- "a ply lbe ysearcies created by me
division 81 ihe WLid.
Rcssited Thai tie Vhg Electors OF the Eineiseoin
Ward be requested 20 meet u Tho house Of Washington
Droveyard Hotel CONF Forty F1urhGL aad hatis31-
sveuUe, Thursday .eerrF. 12t Nay, nat All n 20
elect two Delegsies q. Do . neral Conmi.es ana Two
Delegttep 20 the Youns s-.'s Cccird Commune. hVo
FIVE members 10 the Ws-f Commoe TO supply 90 Vscsn
cies created by The frnspn ol e Hoe'eenlh "sf1 o1
Of IN fofrfr TWe'f' Wsfd. TIC polls 81 SAD eec'on'
r. BOWOiTCH BLUNT, Chsirm-n.
&C., er~''rie'. my22
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u Wonderful low prices unparalleled attraction! az
.orfhng Inducements All Celebrated Cbeapeat CSr.
Pet Establishment In the United States 90 Bowery HIRAM
ArDERsoss Only think, FOR moment there you got
English hreeply aud ingram carpeS for six shngs pSr
ytrd and upward soor oclohs for shlings and nine
pence ard upward; beautiful hearth gs twenty shilngs
each common Ingram oarpeung. from two shiltngs per
yard and upward, tsble covers from 81 to s.; window
shades ighi shngs and upward. lnnumerabs bargains
are to BE- bad By Housekeepers visiting he sI spacious
shoyr.roo-rs
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Cnund dian Parliament.

T0TRosTo, c. W. Monday May II.
In the Assembly this afternoon, Ministers oP
posed q molten for the production Of papers, re-
ports and documents relative to certain bills OF last
session. Lost by vote Of 40 TO 81. Ministers
also opposed hin for fixing the time Of the meet
ing of Parliament, but fad their policy affect in the
d;vision they W thdrew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE RAoE.-The trOttingm match in harness be-
tween Lady Suffolk and Lady Moscow came off
yesterday at centeTille course. Lady Moscow
was the winner.
REAL EsrArE.-The following Long Island
property was sold In New-York YESTERDAY BY
4. J. Beecker:
ois en- CARROLL rear Hiekss; 2sxlco 81 s.roo
- sSinet ieAs - SIC Safropiiee, %5xl ..isSO
do Opposite steh 25Elo0 $y75 esch ..' ~
House and lot Us Jackson a. 2sxs0 ~
''~-- - S'SN- llo1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

~ The Rsps6l.e of yesterday las long arsi
cle going the entire figure principal interest and
ali. on the Galphin claim, and maintaining that
there is nothing about it that is not right Wears
.orv 10 differ from the Republic on such question
h,,. va have an insurmountabs instinct against al
sorms Of plupder. and in the present case have not
.s.. any arguments that have lullsd that instinct
80 r,,o.e As we have published the reports on
hs,b sidos, and this mOrnins give the opinion Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
The Summons Case.

CfscISsATI Tuesday, May 81.
A Jury was yesterday emPannelled in the case
of young Summons, who is being tried on another
indictment for murder in the first degree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

GoLp PENS AND WATCHES While recommending tbs
Rcheeu everponted Gold Pens the public as he most
substanrsl pen In the market, we would say hat j. T.
SAVAGE 92 Fulton s has also, In connection with Coll
Pens large assortment OF fine gold and silver Watches
which he sels low and guarantees the correct time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

" Redemption from specfsrie-.-Psov s...
son enables rrrroEs 10 preserve th-if NsurN 4 a, .
life 10 restore ben impaired By age and sis.s- "
been rsfc FOR yerrs; snt r. eure fear S'rAs ~ 4,
dals weeks o. mos be, without sny ps.o .E er is,.
sid a. asous1le pefs8 Al dsessxs OF Tia
usecd Nor thpn two thorssni r~fereaces giraa NJ
bui Ped lsticrs stteBded 10 Office iy.-n Bo.to,. NJ
dsys srG TueedeyS at 10 Water A., 10 HAror Ca W.
~ sdav afternoon nom 10 s 1t hs A-,ericsn Hoo %
New York: Thursdays and Saturdays, from 20 "A -
Murray 81 Houfc. Ncs ard : s1f IN Philstelphs 49,
Friday. from 70 A. At The Morris House lss Chearu,s
mySO Suss
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Tho next number OF RE 7'iJuHe for EVropsa7
circulation viii be issued THIS MORNING at
O'Clock II vii contain all the attest news re-
ceived up to tie ume Of goingso press. The
K,acaro sails from ~. port to day at - O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

preparations for FAR not only elegant AMI taste
FOL- but calculated to aid the charitable object they
have in view We trust they vii be literally pat.
ronised.
FIREs-At Q, A. NJ. yesterday. Gre broke
out in stable in the rear Of 90 and lOl Thompson
ST. near Prince The adjoining buildings were
other stables, sheds and houses, al Of wood. and
before the ERE was got under there was coasid-
cradle destruction Of old lumber. ba. nothing Of
much value. We believe one rear dwelling was
DESTROYED ard two others were slightly damaged.
The fremen, by great effort prevented se-ious
confsgrstion, as all the houses by Of the
finder order and woald have burned like dry grass
ATTAIN yesterday fire was discovered in
the 9Th story Of the large stone front Building &c
southst. near Burling slip. The occupants are
w. Il J. T. Tapsco,t, shipping and emigration
brokers; Zerega & Co. shipping Merchants, and
Robert Lethbridge & Co. dealers in saip-stores.
Only the upper story was burned. where con'd.
cradle quaDtity Of ship-sto-es was barnt The
building was very thoroughly drenched with water
en- windows, &c were broken. The loss Cannot
he very heavy Great praise is due to the Fire
Department for the speedy manner in which they
extingui,hed fire so high up and in such ex
tremely infrmmable materials.
REAL EsTArE.-Messis Blocker Go. sold
yesterday the following ots
lot corner lesihst and 5th s5xliO
do adjoining on avenue. each 2ixlo sls5 each 90
DO oing In rear on i2sh each 25x0o 500 each fo
r. The lovers Of books which are books VIII
be glad to know that Friday and Saturday eve
nipgs Of this week Mr.. Reese sells the private
Library of gentleman well known IN the literary
and political circles of the harmonious Demo
cracy" who is about leaving the City for Caiior-
MIA. The collection comprises its full proportion oil
rare curious and valuable books.
(ADvERTrsEMEsr
r-s57 The Weekly Mirror published this morning,
vii continue the OBITUARY ARTICLE on Mrs. Osgooi
entse Price, cents.
TRACT SocIErY-The receipts of tho American
Tract Society in this City for April were sl39sl o.
The receipts Mt Boston we're s73ls O2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

UsREpEEmED PLEDGES FROM AUCTION A fresh aud
fire assortment of them s. quits is hand Dress
frock and business coats ants vests ovecoas and coAis
Corner Nassau and Beekmsn sta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

- Our assortment ofhrr. quality resdy.mAde garment.
comprises various new styles, BuElnsss and Travelling
Frceks Backs, Dress and Frock coas Light ovsrcoa.s
pariAloorI, Vests, &c
VIM T. JENNINGS, 81 Broadway
nyz sa Opposite the PARK Fountain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

~ Or. EpwAzD II. DtxoE, Editor Of tie SealpeL"
hss removed bis committing Offices 10 liz Grand-s one
door West Of Broadway vhsre be confines his attention
clus.vey to operative surgery snS Qfee eonsalisa0HA
uyIi lsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

r. IurtifgtiOn for the saVi ~ of rerchan,,
Clerks.At the s-nusl meeting Of IN Hosrc Of rrss.s.
his Institution, held ihe % inst the folio NJ "a
GERS were elected for The ersuing yesr;
MOSES H. GRlNNELL President
RoBERr KELLY. let Vice President
GEORGE p. HUssgy. % Vice Presideat
JoHs palmer Treasurer
New-Yofk, May 20 1850 -
my2i Pits 7 SPENCER KIRBY, socrstsy
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GENERAL NOTICES

~ Rocky siountsia Drab beaver Bat.
BIRD, Coeref Pine ard NAssAn-s iuyiies he sn-oo, -
hs customers and Ire pubic 10 Bis beauas Nh,,. -,
Drss Beaver Hats The rsheess sn4 genuiy Of a. =,
and 10 extensive last season, hss nl0ced m 10 ,s ~
tic article 10 he rich ana elegsnt usuner. H.A-,
sso fne assortment Of Gspdemsos ss- ard Oas, IA.
Of re lsieH tsschPions BIsp.
nylI 6vis cor. Ptue s1d Mama 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

~ BRADYs National Gallery Of DagueTeoypes 2D5
ana eO7 Broadway OF Fulton Strangers and clu-
zens are respectfully invited examine the specimens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

It liberal price WILL be paid for copy teiiher manu-
script or prr,ed) Of tsie entitled "lhe LAVISH pub
Hshed in The Eew-Word, IN the year 1872 or beginning OF
1873 Or the volume containing the story viii be par
chased address T. H. 81 Cedlst up stairs myzl 2ls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

a Empire Engine Co No. AZ beg leave to return
eir thanks 10 the Messrs Tapscou for the liberal supply
Of refreshments furnished the members during the k-e
yesterday morning. BY order. THOMAS WALKER,
my2 1ts Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

DIAPER MILL FOR SALE-For sale. fsps
with Phelpss stent Walkers driven By one lo
and iron turbine wheel Also, large "a ~ e. 80
bleach tuba rag cutters and busters Steam eos, ssos
long, 50 IN diameter. Ono G. Irch fourannsi - III
with steem driver and two finishing eelenasIS 49, as-
he requisite apparatus for manufacturing hne ooos
Also, large Stock House, aud gooe sY'''s VI
within few feet Of the mill II px... nj Ia
The Mil is situated pear lis Lower ss i DoRo r.. eos-
Boston end Worcester Railroad sbo1' ~ M 80 Il n
too ltis tnrnlng large quantity o. PsPe 10 70 tss
good ard complete running order. Fx r,ins sSWLpvL
suhscrfber, at The mill Or 10 JONES vnahgsS
Aewtoa. Lower Fsss, Apdl is, iass ms sos"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

" sons Of Temperance Toe members Of Ma.
shs Dvi,ion, No H. Sore OF Tepersnes s-s recas-ss
TO be IN attendance {, the Diviton on The p Or
" axe mo ceiceISGon she invlls of The 0rsnd Oh
wton - euetd he Celebration 10 ave pace 's,on %
ns I'm June by order. ND. BANTER, Rs
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GENERAL NOTICES.

e Splendid Gothic PIates.-RosERrs's new aad
Splendid style OF Gothic Door and Number Paes-enroly
new and original designs Those IN want OF something
new and splendid on their doors invited to call and ex
srne the eboye articles Also splendid assortment OF
Gothic and Shield pattern Bel-Pulls. r. ROBERTS
N.Y. I'm 562 Broadway near Prineosl
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SAILS, kWHIuG9, TEN rS, &C.
CYOSSNkN e. PIrf5ffN'S ChLClhkD d

CPOSsNkN &, PAnIsflNs ChLClhE0 so
- LUTON, 10 preserve all kinds Of articles m.ae % ca
vefs Gotten hemp CLOTHS thai exposed 70 INC "st
from midew rot st tho tame un3 rnafl1g ven "
rrey wafer proof Goods prepared with the Calclesa %
futon not altered n their appearance a-d wiz TO-
.heiT original color long they last Ths saose1o.
sSe used this sorionior Two yesSs on ewDines sho
~ "a legeT found l. 70 fell u lay one lEsiiDce ssc nD
- - Ie .nGbnc the most reasonable tcfra 49,
hgs, said, tents, ar
order a. the shortest notice. 49,, =. 81 g,o.Srsv
PARISEN & CROSs&AN. cor 's|.ss - - ureI a
N. B. OF tvninga II nos spotted, Pr >s'Is' myis1s
n new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

~ For the Ben.Rt at the poor -FESTIyar
nnd-r The dl'cu0n q he Ladies' revo-nt s,eisiy :
Vincent de PanL TO ~ bed a. tho Apollo 40 srD.d "a.
TturtdGy EscLiog Nay 3 lS5e. T.csrts . esa, y
uve2 2iss ~ 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

y The Elephant may be seen Al the mock auc-
hobs-the cfOcodls az the American Muselm-buN you
want Ia see real phenomenon 1s run your eye tho
immense sct felegsr Boots and GseTs cheap beyond
ruaLel. Ell JOFESs, lfAnn-sL myei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
Fire mt Camden.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l-ll PM.
A large ire is now raging in Camden, opposite
this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

FAcT-KNox sells more hats in week than the most
OF his rivals do in month. The is obvious-hs
sells nothing but OF the very best description and soils
cheap ct that l2a Fulton-st known all the world
az the beet spot where elegant Light durable and TASTY
Lacking hat can be seiecteI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

rzs. We are ara,n reluctantly compelled by
pressure Of impartant news 10 defer Capt Levy =
communication another dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

NEWORLfAN37 IurfdaTl d y n
Judge Walker of tie Dc'io, aud Dr.. Kennedy oil
the 7rae DATA, fought the duel on YESTERDAY at
the Bay Of ST. Louis. with pistols. The distance
chosen vas 10 PAGES. They fired once, but neither
were wounded, when Judge Walkers friends eI-
pressed themselves satisfied and the parties lefs
the field without any explanation or reconciliation
1t is rumored that Mr.. McGennis, the Junior Editor
of the Tine Delta, also challenged Mr.. Walker.
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nR. TURNER, CRRoNo.THERMALIsr hss re-
~ moved TO the Broadway Hotel, corner or rnEpson
The chrouo.Tbernasi treatment dispenses with laness
leeches cupping instruments, The Academy Of hede;Ds
and the abuse OF cslomeI. myl0 fiiseod