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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

The Treaty as concluded is in all lmpor-
mt point, precisely ,he Treaty sent 70
England By tine Niagara, and announced
ly u- 90 the time. II va. returned With tae
assent e Lord pa,mcr,ton, accompanied by
request for % fw immatcrial alterations.
Some of them were made ly our Cahina,
ami others were rejected ON Tuesday la,t
MS w. stated. Mr. Buiwcr and Nj Clayton
hal ara interview Of four hours. On We
n..l1y evening the Cabinet held council
upon the Treaty and on saturday we un-
lar,mud. il Wa, signed. bcin. the original
Treaty as framed by Mr.. Bu.wcr and Mr.
Clayton with one or two animportantaiter-
tons The Treaty is everything that the
Country could ash, and che Administration
have succeeded in settling this vcxcl que.-
ton. which was left to it 81, q legacy hy its
predecessors Wearc confident that II, pro'i-
sion, viii Ice very generally approved. and
il, negotiation hailed rs establishing and
confirming that Just and legitimate influence
i'm thc States IF Central America which our
Government ought to enjoy and exercise, but
which il ha, for many years intromiltei and
surrendered When We were invited in
l>26-7 70 meet the South American Kcpub-
lies in diplomatic Congress, az Panama. Che
party which ha, almost ever since controlled
the Government resisted. assaulted and riii-
culel the ready assent IT Nc,>r> Adams
and Clay, and did all in their power To null
lily the Congress. From the slsai then tax
en-. that party ha, never fairly recovered
We tu>, the Government has, however. and
that hcncciorth Central America viii realize
tbat Grea, Britain l. not the only power M
tcre>tcd In her welfare or capable Of >cr,in.
her One of the morning journals states. that
one stipulation Of the Treaty j., that the
protection of the United States viii Dee with
drawn from the Ocean ship Company. unless
they commence the work within twelve
mouths This i, incorrect. The article in
question reads substantially a, follows:
An, Company ha,as ,he oc4l authority g
MAX, tlc Csns'. slsN have tae p-o'cct.'a ~
t.eo q rVrran,uts. prcNt zach OsmQeIN s.a
satisfy tie Two Governments pi fs r.nrelt9 O.
ssle re fr-S aad srold The COMPANY fAI g.
do this y ith.a twelve months. then aay Com anS
O. 81 shS. prescott ffsct " thla ftss. ual.e a.t
thereafter haNn- che acsl s.tho1y cu,.-uc
/ abe Dauel a.l shat sats1 tre tNn g. srn.r.'-
81 IS csrs iiy @, lai' tie Cana- shall receive ,h,
/ pnotsct,u 90 -le two q y,r-mtats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

,,,;,l,- carefully, fio'r own position. lt- al
r,,,sc.. RESPONSIBILITIES. diff .ult,os and
,.or;I and decide whether it- radical i'm
movement +. no, within ,le scope rf ,h..r
ability and their DUTY. Va trust the, rl
n.tlo delulel-ve kn ST. the7cauul.De le-
famed int. an unworthy surrendered Oh .,r
orn manhood and toe welfare .lti.m.e'Fo-
aid their po.torify.
An .....,,,.,. e.. .l;..,.,Ja tloro rrn .ir.
mo-, ,I,,.I, and ro..l,... cnla.,.r r.. .et-
erie. Of Socialism Fmreri-m. InfI.h-
" 6c are .ilnplv insults Co. their uui.-
standing. and serve but ~ show h.v stupid
and contcmpiiblo they must De- in tha eyes
of those who dead in such substitutes log I-
,o,n,on, A.-uur. If YOU ,,i.l that Fourier
vas mailman. and that all who have ut
..,.,, ,;,.,... d,,.,t.j ,,L,, H. termed ~..is-
;.n, ,,or. idiot. or ln,.e- and vu have
nat t..,,, f., answer l..o vital. practical
,,,..,.., .o,.I. ..rr..
- .l..,.,,..,,l o...,,y .ub.,.-.n.. fraH
all. o,l ,,;Il,r.. .,r.i.,,l, t..,.r..rm -
. L1..,t..r...rt, l.iifr.t WIN
,,.,9 .nIL.n. icm,l. .,y H. ..h.
ibo,.u,Il, investigate. and caa5.Jlf aa-
s,,ers these olo> ton, must .oa that "a clu-e
in tlc relations hithcrt, existing between
employer. and workers IS indispensable
inevitable Admit tha, uo theou-t ha- set
truly solved tho great problem or the mam1-
p;.ns and lcpofccn, combination of Labor.
Sill and Caritol. IL i. none the lc.. palpa-
llo that thi. rroblom mist ie solved. and
that So,iot, carfnllv suffer, while awaiting
tie solution
.rut vby array the P'r against thc
Ei.Ly' Kua,e, Who does amy such thin1
~. arc confident that there never wa, %
;,,.,. ,,,l moro I'D oral ca.teptian of the Ic-
lo,iou. of Labor to Capital entertained hy
H., Great mass Of the Manual laborr ai
onr city than there &. az this moment The
Vcuomou, slang respecting Capitalists, M
lol>. mrsc-proud T,rant-. a. that gath
Grim, # Working Men would have drank in
ten Years a,o. "a. the asses If jobs time did
the cast wind. would not row Doe listened 20
with patience for Eve minutes. Nothing
will he tolerated by the great mass Of the
Iaborcrs of NcwNork that is not Sensible
practical and to the point Ne one proposes
to use any mans capital or property with
cut paying for it, No one proposes any act
Of hostility to Capital. The essential pt'po-
sition is this-'an Labor be SO 'rs'"'1'd'
or so organize "Ne'' a' TO secure CONSTANT
employment adequate reward ana " ''l"o'
hcan instead Of an aristocratic constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

~ A cr,rtNE>r oT RrA.oNs showing the
A-sal'y OF 'ha' Verde, upon which Sentence OF
D-s'h has been Prcrounca g asair.f JoHN W W..
STAR ir ihe ale-cd Murder Of GAoE5E P.KKN,N,
by laTye-, has b,en very handsomely .sled By
Strnssr To~rsrnd -. Broadway It .much
q1esiion-" ihins s. soo-. IS can be-,1t u don :
's-A-r The sea OF The bad 7. tire. % hok the
Pasmaa roies iogud n D. W,b.,-rs trunk il re
face o-' does ao' ATTEMPT, 20 e4p aia ihs ference
oei"eea Che sum al,--l t. be paid By Pri
"eosier aid tie en- u.t atlaHy i1e f-m .ir.
mr. h'" Del came to tas, ue lager lote - l.ca lee
81 81 ~ even pretend 20 have paid 10 : AYR,
c.t'rr ampfi-f al mas prove JUICE caas :
r' ar-e Pep re ~ b. az bar 3eaf .haae o-r
O. .lyfet.r ID Pa W.isf,rsr.ft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

- Grrrit >mith'- Donation OF Land. -kssfy
ed irf.rr Iua, . iars.rf o. Atrni meet
Irc 4 ite 4ll-,s, s .f- ffHfcfe rion 'ons, cor
-rr >-seul b. Ell ur e.. u--i Us evening a. Il
.......-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

NuTit All. rrfto. r. fnf. oil, r. ss .ils' fh- st
' f...s.f IAleHr. fAlItlI.D s. co Bridgeport
Conn and CHIf MIR. Htltlir CD EeN.i .rS A..
requested .u n.ssrrf H. -sHr l. 4t to ae no ifr
f...tl .. hHt .. Itt.I..
n.s4l HtNhN o N. COINS Anv frH rs Ns..i.
IfD cot Nrhi -TUht BILI-, Win ~r.ra
l - ..-...t tf.i.. t.II.sIs . II.1Is. b e n
i..Hr .t.s l....s H-r-. Posing s.I Hsndh o.
a.. .eI f... '.-rfsa e' -t.rtr..-- ~ THOMAS
b r'I IUt Ilr f.t t.fi Printer li' FI.lrlst Ilr
.'.. N.'.'a s.f .tta,l sl-aa'- f.1s-e P'e'...
10 RrIrNii-T-.- A.y t.,-on .aune 5000 u
4 ..f 80 fI ..srst .a safe. Ffoa.it..
-.i Its.I.. u.s...sI ray geo per- CENT. can dU
f' ga .-.st ,f..r.t.. al s.clHt ~ tre iuI su.I.
trlrt Coo. ITO l.t '..- good opefat ODD
l.I r.Hu.r. stlIrfs.l - fruat Pet Of .-
" fruH, e.4 receive if.nr.i1 attention sri be- conf
trIit A4glt'
S-p AKAKI OPPORTUNITY toIa.e,tf -
CIV ' .u s'"-A f-F Fo4nt mon ~Ih tte above
cam -tn I-Tra. sau. svrg p-sfa.t agreeable AID
. 0t...f,- Nf'.. m'i 'r permanent, and tay, <
or ..-t st preferred G.. Upon Als-rls-r DIu.-r ;
ii .., Del. trrn 3. 'rf -acork AZ 30
AIDNEN WAIVED 1000 WANTED. a. 3
VI 'rrr .fr. ban o. ,hrrr is lo yfar for which
s..t n..ss given sHi mortgage GA Zee property
.ft .l.-. Hf.fs ,.e amount i.1 prem 'Im Will be- a
ia~-i ArfIr to A. } sfGsENr. l5 va. - Al Us.
fI'O IiE LADII~.-rEItR KOBEKTs rssrccl
..s 81 lU..rr. Hr 'al..s hat be- las removed 20
SOD BrHat.ar tfcAf door fs - snfeI where Dee Uas
.I.a.f tr'r- l.rk NJ frhr. I-rrs, Lscrs iil.
s-If g.. rl .r sI.l- Ne iafur of t1tiF aeGI1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

rr. Il sehooa.r /, 5 vera, CT. W. ar.ssd
t..ttu'a, I'D 81 ia,s tom Pouc. p r. thar re
10y was .ui,riaS very as.h ron wa; O.. "a
81 business generally cal
IL Tst y. HAWK TINS ~ o. Is. ROW..
issucw ,cek y sheet q; Mohswk. Ho-k u.- c.
5 uou.- iacsl Pa, h-m Tor FIRE. Lsb,- A. q
Foe Suil bat " iron, tskin- SIDES Vitr s'A =
part, L. oar Ns;i1 rs AL SiA,e P~is-,. ::
nes sni good PsPo-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-16
Court CT Common Pleas.

Before Judkc ingrahaan.
ocIsnrk 10 Josn G. .isA Joseph Rrisn This
action for damage done the plaintiff by the de-
endsnt csrel.ssy driving his wagon against that OF
the pisiuttf In the Third avenue the 18th Decsm
brr 1919 csusfng damage to the wagon OF the PLATA
till and throw ing lin out wpon the ground. whereby
be sustained great personal injury. Verdict for the
defer dsnt.
lin consequence Of the repairs and painting at pre-
sent being done In the rooms the jurors dts
charged from any further attsndHscs In the Common
plsas du this fsfm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-16

was NO defence offered The prisoner was convicted,
and sent TO the State prison TOR two years.
Ocr 10 --Sentenoe Of Patrick P!vnksn This man,
who tried last week and convicted Of stsalg e72
from Patrick Daley emigrsnt VINO boarded ct his
house in Washington street vas this morning called
up for sentence. The Court sentenced him to serve
two years in the State prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-16
Un,,e,I SAC. C,,c.,s Co.r,.

The October OF this vii open on onday,
tbs 2Ist lnst and be then adjourned to Mousay the
18th cay OF November rhs jury Niii be summoned for
"Wednesday tbs 9th day OF November. Notes OF issus
required 20 be Cited or before Thursday next
Order Of the cslsnesrl Jury causes; q Appeals; 3.
Law arguments: 4. Equity ,susss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-16

merated as due to L. w from the persons and
for the amounts mentioned in the book appro-
priaed TO Thomas Warner for balancing as the
appears in that hook endorsed outside, /" Real
Estate Register, Jan lsI3,' during the last fifteen
or twenty pages written ON. and which shows the
said balance for June so, 1850.
Tnos. WARNER, L. 5.
Isaac SMITH. w. B. MoFFAr, l.. :.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
TelegraPhic Intelligence - Passage OF The
Slave Traffic yiII by the House OF Repre-
seusrtiycs.


Slave Traffic HiII BY the House OF Repre-
sensotives.
The most interesting item of intelligence which
We received by telegraph from Washington last
evening, was the passage, in the House of Repre-
renaves, of the bill prohibiting the slave traffic
m the DistrictTh Columbia, by vote of one hun
dred and tweaty-fou to forty seven. This is the
! ast and fnsi measure connected with the silyery
agitation, and now that il has been sanctioned br
lhe House Of Representatives,, ard the dangers
which ehat aguIon invoked have been escneed,
ell reasonable nen viii say that The coAntry ought
10 have scme repose. But there is sdction in
CoyTess, in both houses, We reg.-t &c saw that
seem deterrSned TO get uf another slavery excite
men, On'thr old grounds, if they can. That they
will noroR.y be disappointed, bat ths. they will be
trodicn rnder foot, We have nct the slightest
doubt. We now expect that the House will de-
vote itEcdto the remaining business before il in
socd earnest end that il, aud the Senate, will
have evening SESSIONS if necessary, so that they
Jsay inish all, ~ great par, of the business be-
ier0',hsm.
The Senate we're en- gaSri with the bill for the
settlement Of and titles, eld the donation of lands
- aclu.l settlers, in Oregon, which was debated
tnd ordered 20 a third ;eading. No doubt it will
se passed to-day.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Movements of D,stinsuish,d People

The Turkish Ambassador, Amin Bey. left for Wash.
ipgton Yesterday morning. In company With Mr
Hrown, Secretary Of Legation at Coustantinople to
present his eredentisls to the President sirH L
Bwer the British Minister at Washington left last
ererpg for wsshing,on, and Lord Elgin leaves with
lady Egip, for Cansds the morning. Her lsdyship
has been spending the suumcr months at Newport
Rhode Island, and subsequently on Long Island 81.
Henry Rul~er has been travelling In the Rast and
fastened 70 this city to pay hs respects to III. Cover
ner Of Cana ds.
Sir Henry Lytton and Lady BglHer British Mi,s,.r
lion =. G Hright.e chenectady: Lieutcnant MaTVeiI
e. :. A. Hon Jno A Collier, Aibauy. and ls5 othsr.
arrived csterday ct the Trvitg Iiouae
W n swhsrs. Bnrrister, England. Capt irwin NJ.
nowsll T. 4. A Col. J. Christie and servant W.sh
irgtcn. CT and 80 others have arrived at the Union
II p wstmo-e cinoionsti; J. g HopSin.. Indiana
John Weed. Ohio ~. Taylor. Va Wv Wilson
pitisburEh; n Keyser. Phisdepbis: N u Isuqblin
ordenthprg: srd n others have arrived aud taknn
rctns az the iiosard Hotel ~ithiu the pact twsnty
foar hours
Canon Mich VIM B Seymour. Nex Orleans: r
Tintsr Fla J VI Williams, do y. II Nufdock G-
J Buc1 Cham, Ohio and 80 others arrived and toot
rooms st the Ciintcn Hotel
Cen De La Roea, Mexicss Minister, and suite are AZ
Buffalo
y Martin H.. sNi CT Cbspin, Cineinuati: T.
Wood ohio; " r. Hubbel. Wis. and 107 others ar.
rived YESTERDAY ana tosk at the Astor IIouss
W tathrop. Ca. A. shaw. Me ". ?. Eston Ala
r wkutficee. Nd aud 81 others arrived yestsrdsy
end tech reors ~ tbs American Hotel
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
A Question Of Vast Impor,.ne. -,.n a

sk whether he would be we'll hsslty man whether
he vruld te sck and know what the would
ere set housands q nyads neglect the means q
srd tnsands q the healthy omit the
rressrve the blessing they enjoy Disease almost si
its forms originates in the stomach aud esnservativs
yeeetsbe dcine, LIKE Hutchrrss Dyspepa Bitters IL
The best r.r<yaton for ssrnF TIE tone ~ hs organ and
fo-for.yinr % aeainst al unheaihy Influences AZ this
season especially, when all TIE vital rovsrs In mea-
sxtsus,ed " the heat 81 summer ard REQUIRE H.
ssrcai nvsorsn somsehie will te found pecua-iv
rstusary. Ter sails az ~ slttn f.rtss
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
iDVERTISEKtsTs gESgWED RygRY psY,
personal.

INIoRnATloN WANTED RICHARD xtRK OF Az
aover, sus'ex county, " j. myseriously disspr arra
,fop this Sity, on Friday nieht las Hs wsn in
the fark about twelve ocoet his from the
sS, ,Ihestre 20 Tsmmsny Hall Mr.. Kirt man absrt
Ieet ~ inche, IN he fht andy ,omnsSon. dsrt
brown sack coat. black velvet vest black
brown plush cap. lie 10 about G years Of ace A-v t,f
ssiwd BY Thomas Nelson, Southsnt, Prtnsm seSoty-
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Beauty, Grandeur. shin, and PIeasur,

combined in the exhibition at Panorama Hail. Of Pomo
tion, TO the great Roman EnperoTs boast, Veni yid
voi after his victory, and certainly deserved
and
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

lay aside the white hats which occasionally with,
and the find excellent substitute by prOcur
ing Of Knor beautiful fall style They are light es
eeedngy durable admirably fashioned sold at the
low price of 81 each KNOAS store, I23 Fulton street IA
crowded about these days.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Eiehteenth ward WhlUs. nhoy

day from 2 o'clock the whigs OF the Eighteenth Ward
will assemble TO vote for delegate to the S. Conyen
tion. W X Strong whig of the right stamp rusty fear
less and talented is the send for he will do
dit the party and honor his ward Rally, frienda
the country, and, this afternoon, go 1t Strong.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Court CaIendar-This Day

ehcur CcuRr.-Nss e2l, es2 s3I 7S7, fss, 100, $40,
91s, 9Ss $50. 940, oi3 944 945.
CoNDos PLyAs-Nos. 623. 633 $40 $50, 636 6ST. 6l0,
643, "a, Gle, 6i6, CAT, CAS- 64,, ESQ., Gjl 652 6s3,
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

the New fork fietoris Flcaysne, will be published
Fulton street. Monday, Sept 30 $50 IL will
throughout in illustrations and in matter aud will sufpass
any thing OF its kind issued in this country
en rorrayinr the aedhg Of Jenny Lind. win defy eOmPe
tton, as one out OF the Be ready will
rising Of 100 superb woodseut executed by the
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

The only Important feature about this statement Ia
the fact that the weekly Increase In the receipts OF
-four and wheat stilI continues rrom present an
peaIances there will be deficiency in the reesipts oF
Indian cern at the close Of this season
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

friends and The public that he has extended and redec
his shaving Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloons rendering
them une9uaed for magnheenee comfort in this
IL sso his good fortune TO have secured the most krs
and attentive artists Of their profession which, with
own urrsmit'i supernendsnee render his establishment
allied either 10 point Of accommodation comfort speed
execution or economy in the country CIPRIC0s shavin
HAIR Dressing and Bathirg Saloons Frankfort and
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

scribsr has for sale three hundred Promeu-l Tickets for
NILE Lnds fourth concert az Castle Garden. Thursday
evening the 18th instant at ~ Broad way under the Frank
Lin unns
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Comb Factory, 3s1 Bro.dway.-Ths most

choice seeottn oIen work Combs in ror,ess she'll
Buffalo Horn kc % he In the city Ladies will per-
esye the advantage q procuring combs q, this esabh-
from the fact thst the
shaping % each 20 t the hesd in the perfect
Conbs made 70 Orsr. after pattern Hspair
ing done. Asls sAUNDgka
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

IMPORTANT TRIAIs.-The trial of the Drurys, on
the famous torpedo charge, was adjourned to this
morning. The argument on the injunction in the
Forrest divorce case came on yesterday. We give
full report this morning. A great deal of interest
is felt for the result of both of these cases We shall
take care that the whole of the other case be laid
before our readers and the public generally.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

The FORREST CAsE.-Fonest's suit against his
wife comes on next week, in the Philadelphia
courts-her case, in the New York courts, this
week The fight now is for the spoils-for pro-
perty. The case which is first tried, first comes on
the properly. and carries The daY.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

Asia Of the most approved STYLE Just opensi Person
rishing choice should apply early GEklN 24 Broadway
opposite st. Psuls.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

able Tailor o Nssu street. has of the richest goods
fer Pants ,nd Vests have this ssassn hs 0ver
ecatngs also superb. stylish ready made rarmtnt
nay be had Of Williams al reasonable price, sni made
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

ALL KINDS OF CRrrIcIsM.-We have of late re-
ceved several bitter denunciatons of our criticisms
on plays, players, music and musicians. One says
that Brougham's new play is commonplace
trash" and that have net independence to say
Another swears that we "prase Jenny Lind be-
yond her merits as great artist" and that what
we "say of Madam Bishop is all CANNON, for she
has long since lost all the voice she ever had"
Zitti, .ihi-pidno, piano-how can we satisfy all
tempers-how can we serve two masters-how can
we please the whole world
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

~.
CO RIwARD-LoSr. on MoNDAr MORNING mr.
gc tween Crand and BroOme street, rrbt Isns =, - -
fre.dvay going up. pair of Gold Wristfand Rcs,o,.
Win ~ mafked uTon them. The finder wiii rle.s. -
leave th m 81 81 Broome street. WV"
II Osr-A KING CHARLES sSANIrI moe. x,ur ;.
- Drurs", melvin size four white toes Nbisc -,
ousfwise bAt ana tan fu fringe On the isgs ~ 49,
rin te rt-artes BY lesvns him at 81 Auity stree.
L osT.-YEsTERDAY MORNING A svAtI p.p-rI
ontsininE three grera hoods, los In f,ent 81
elster seiocn 81 BrosdNay the fndcr II fe tcrs
Warasd y, leaving thsia a. s25 Broaiway.
I osT-oN koNDAY BvINTNg. Isrg INsr,yr
Dlemend hlnr. The fnGsr will is ltsraiiy a
" lea,lnk the .sme a. 5lb nresavfei s'rset
osI-;A Lose, BLACK LEATHER Po-KrT-nooT
eoh.Alnihs Fafrs 81 No use value H. 49,, - ~.
owner hnv Pe-son having found the spa sva e w
N,h e.nients 70 NJ - Nsndam .sr et Ist,esa v..te
huoson Hreet al be amply rewarded for tb.ir
POCKET. .hooK LOsT-AT THE JENNy ItIn coz
Sett lsst evenirr. pocket book roptspi,r ~. ~.
sus to any %, the owner. SO fswsrj viii sii k1
ltA'ins u 81 Nc. 5Auu street. " WI" " fA''' "
.....- HORSES, sc.
FOR sAIT-A Day n0Rsr, sEyEN YE.Rs otp
- s"uha Na hhd ttsen hands AMI three inches hrh
- ~ sna saddle Also two WAGONS one coversi
aII,! a. ID :. CAhfBELLs Livery stafe No q TIo-srd
EoR SALE srssER ANDAwtNrgR caRRTsoE
~ IN gooa condition. Alsc frs rsir 81 -
sount q the eersrsufs q the evnef aryI,est
pi aes y, i We af,t sste en ths rsht FROM Br,.tr
fiseti ttiSre u eelCck, An.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

Nhssan eorntr OF Pine ttreet the
who deviates from the old dissusns sy.
TEN cutting every persons hair whskers ake with
out regard to difference Of features. shape Of head
biili he ever conforms 70 ell thess requisites.
Elegant Bridal Cards, Envelopes, Cake
Boxes and Bridal Waer Of the latest ahiona
BILE styles can be had At EyERDELLs 500 Broad~ay COR
nsr Of Duane street Mr. Everde las bransh store AZ No
Wal street. for the accommodation Of his down town Gus
tomarl.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

tory ~ Broadvsy sornero Liberty street snd 81 Brosd
Nsy1hose cas-s C0mbins sdvaatares the N
Ported being made with the view for real All
srtce contained therein are 81 convenient, else and rod
ssslty which may be enumeratef the Metallic
Tablet Strop Tor keeping raEors in perfect order.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Dee. l37, pos



The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
ide water, from the commences ment Of navigation to
he l4th Of September inclusive during the years lsl9
md lSSO follo~s
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Inc.... gs1O9 Dec 1862 coz Inc 9o2s2p I72cp

VVz,fAF
Reducing the wheat to -four, 1t shows decrease os
152 500 bbls of -four.
The following table sho~s the quantity Of some Of
the principal articles Of produce left at tide FROM
the commen OF navigation to the 1lth OF sen
tsmber inclusive during the lS7 days. 1870
l37 days 1850, las days -
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Inc... 1904

Inc.. 1904 eO,T6J Dec co ,f32 Inc. IL 96ts
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at
tide water, from the 'mmencement Of navigation to
the l4th September inclusive during the years Is4e
1850, wa as folloys
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

wigs and Toupess-Anothsr Medal has
pess The public Invited inspect his new syie Tor
!5oc N BATCBEJoKb cesbrsted Wig Factory, Wall 81
H. ana best assortment IN ths city. oepJ
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
The PHILosorHY OF ApvERrlsINo-Cr


AIDs.-Yesterday, in our magnificent "nsl"
We printed nearly three columns o' ' 'uo'e enee.'
conlir G from chambemaids ~ eu'e i'iee n'sns,
places end situations, T 40. ,svsr,;,s,,ao,. ~sr.
circulated, in the co arse of the morn;pg among
io"y thousand far Ailies, many of them in want of
cie'ei' ndy, and industrious chambermaids, and
o'neis' 'or dofne Aic purposes Now, the chamber
"Aus' ', INC Alosopby of advertising, show more
nno"fe0se al a tact. than all the merchants, and
Jooos'> aHd tao'1sellers, and auctioneers, and
oe|''is s'ou, 'o'Sn. We except, however, some
.e" aihoht. !" sc classes, who are beginning to
uAaeIs's'nd the philosophy of advertising The
various sV -amship lines see the light and wisdom
OF the aambermsids, and are following their ad-
Veip ing policy. When tidy and industrious
C .ambermaid wants place, she takes her adver-
sement to the Herafd office, puts it in once OF
twice, and that is enough for all practical business
purposes. On the contrary, the clumsy, old, fussy,
nuddle headed merchants, booksellers, and deal
ers Of various kinds, write out long advertise
put them in papers with little circulation, and
continue them without alteration, for weeks, and
months, and sometimes for year After the first
day they are old and trashy, and no one reads
them; whereas, the advertisements in the Herald
are always fresh and racy, and as interesting TO
read as the news of the day, or even as the move
ments of Jenny Lind. 1t is picture of human
life in action, which has all the ntereet ef drama,
got up by the nimitable Burton, or the ecstatic
Niblo.
The practical philosophy of the age is always in
troduced by those who are considered simple
minded, but who are sensible in action. The
chambemaids, in regard to the details of daily
life, could give lessons TO the merchants and all
others in TIE business of advertising. Harpers, the
great book sellers, have avaled themselves of the
practical wisdom of the chambermaids, and have
initiated their policy.