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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-08-28

MERCURIAL DISEASES
Persons whose constitutions have become i'm
paired by the injudcious use of MERCURY, will
find these Medicines perfect cure, as they never
fail to eradicate from the system all the effects of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations of Sarsaparilla. A single trial will
place them beyond the reach of competition, in
the estimation of every patient.
BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEITS.
Several hayelately been discovered, and their
nefarious authors arrested, both in the city of New
York and abroad.
Buy Ono one who is not an AUTHORISED
AGENT.
Prepared and sold by DR.. w. B. MOFFAT,
1876 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BY
Vt. MASON,
49, At the sign of the Go d Samaritan,
Main street, Duhunun
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-08-28
FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourge of the western country these
Medicines will be found safe, speedy, and GER
tain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
subject to a return of the disease-a cure by these
medicines is permanent-TRY THEM, BE
SATISFIED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss OF APPETITE, AND
DISEASES OF FEMALEs-these medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results in cases of
this description :-K1NG's Evil. and ScRoFuLA, in
it's worst forms, yields to the mild yet powerful
action of these remarkable Medicines. NIGHr
SwEArs, Nervous DEBILITY, Nervous CON-
PLANTS of all kinds, PALPrrATIoN OF THE HEART,
PAINTERS CoL1c, are speedily cured.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-08-28

reasonably hope that our place VIII ENJOY
usual good health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
> NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE IS.

The Committee. BY their chairman reported the
snorire Resoutions, which, after beng faliy dis
ru,.ed by DR.. Curtiss Of 81 CLAIR, Mesirl. Clarke
and HuSssy Of Calhoun, were unan.moully ADOPT
ed a. follows: 49,. -,,....-.,
,.r1,'es ~ Frcedom tarritoFy yiin ne reach u
our political poEer, at a. umes mo 7. le ~ eIea p
st,rees prrirs, fuprc1ed mifiip1s - ereff etei9
.--t-rf sil r1--i ic.sd1- L-1 -z-5t ~ e. -l -
Rsfoirrd That these rrucip'ds demand t' ~ ~ 20
,ec,orten n re rht he safe ut Ca1fnfnii % ~ No
on 10 ne on Of sovereign sne ana maj TIC ieaia
M tbis curcesfoA % the Interests u >lvery
snv te ~ In erecng e. 10 outrage Yp)n ne rk IA 0f
California and ioLaUu Of re established practice Of our
Government a.,
R,,oIreS That The People Of Michigan viii, II our judy
ent prove hemss faithful 20 the pnc pief w1c1 hey
hs ectedv asgefied and thai among hese tsald hcsi
IN iheir attachment the power OF Cpngress 70 peVn me
extension OF avery ipo Territories now Tree ard thsr
duy 10 exercisei And lhsi the action Of me aal LsA-
lure of1is STATE IN the passage OF TIE s.oa
tors was procured by the violaion OF inpsi solemn
pledges and y the most unprtncped OF pltca eooina-
ions snd from which The people will ysi vaaleas mem
selves by the punishment OF their beuayei ~ ~ @ 70 %
degraded The position Of the wilng iooS oi one great
mans ambition. ,.-.. ..l,,, thu, civil GOV.
err mems nav be established among he arc enuuea 70
De heard rnd that the oganz 1on o. sucn
IA he nj ana duty Of the Norm ~ neis upon me a0so
e probibcn Of slavery therein, AZ the only means by
w ch Slavery has been or ea1 be restricted u Us ex
tension IN this country. -... - - -
se Committee Of Thirteen, ike ~ ecmpronlsesf WIZ ev
ev another proposition for The surrender OF Nornen
principle 70 the arrogance Of southern paeson tnal we
iook mon II with adherence as an insult 10 Nonern meni
ga e.nec,ay 10 Northern lures; that We expect nothing
from such compromises bui their inevitable reiu-dsap-
pcin and defeat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
A Free son state Convention.

Sfe inenes Of Freedom IL Michigan without
party Distinction, held State Convention ca the
2sih Uli. at Marshall, Calhoun Co. The Coavea.
ten vas called to order by Hovey X Clarke. Of
haHhsHi sfer which, OsLRsDo MoTFAT1, Of Cal.
tovn, was chosen Chairman, and r. RArxosD, Of
WAY ne, Secretary. Committee Of SIX was che
scr 10 dram Hesoutors expressive Of the ser Sc Of
tie Convention, Consisting Of nrssrs Clarke and
Hussty q Calhoun, Thompson OF Branch. Crane Of
ERtcn, Tnonas Of Kaiamszoo, AID Curtis Of Oak
lard.
TIE converticn WIS then addressed By Meryrs.
G.bts nua "a smIJnsa of czihr,,, Tpiop o. Lena
vi, esuekitg hi Brhncb, %sa -stceyss W syse,
add o,btis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18


.,a God said, Let there be light"
o1r,,.;d Let there be light" The glorious "o'o
T,,;,sd 70 the bosom Of primevsl Night
ahOve,ipq chors Of listening angels heard
IA ocboed back the mandate with delight
ON L.Sed the boon those simple words conferred,
'' "Let there be light! "
o.n ,hoDeb uncoupted years have rolled away
since Earth first reveled Ia gin SO bright
oo-oo lingering clouds obstruct the rising day,
The movers Of Darkness are contemplated quite
Humanity bath often missed the way
"Let there be light"
Light for the sons Of bondage for the slave,
Whose fate degrades hmfr his manhood shlshs;
Lieht for the MASTER too, to bless and save
From the dark curse that palsies half his might
For bin, the tempted, Heavens best boon we crave,
Let there be light "
Light for the doomed one in his lonely cell,
Waiting Convictions last, most fearful rite;
Light for the netherlands that Pealed his kneD'
Claiming the Avengers Office to requite.
Lawmakers Jurors judges where ye owen
LET there be light"
Light for the poor down-trodden, as they 'oii
Long hours, with weary limbs and Acning 'lgh'
Iigh. for the Jewellers in the costly spoil l"r1e'
Torn from their brethren On their ioreheaos
.Tho Oak shuts not the Daisy from the SOIL.
"Let there be light
Light for the injured, wheresoe'er they dwell
And the sweet ties thatsufiering hearts unite
LIGHT for the iDjurers zoo, for none may tell
How much their hearts have Strugsledior the
Guilt is mistake Then bid the chorus swell, hight
nLet there be light"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
On. CHARLES mUNDEs
WATER.CURE ESTABLISHMENT

A T NORTHAMPTON, HAss-Dr MUN0E respeci-
"A fully informs hs friends ard tho public thai he has be-
come owner Of the late DR. knggess WalefCurs Estsb-
lshment at BoDsonyle y miles from the Northampton
Railroad Depot hours nde from Now-fork sboat from
Boston, and from Albany, situated ia Of tho pleasant
est vsles Of New England, surrounded with wood grown
hills with shady walks and abundanty supplied with the
purei soest and coolest grane water Tho air 10 pure
ana healthy and The climate Mid and agreeable Tho
and spacious buildings Offer all tho necessary conysIences
for watereure purposes, such large plunge baths.
douches and airy lodging ROOMS for about 50 patients sop
sste for either sex gymnasium etc The Doctor being
the earliest living disciple o. Priessoiz orasfsI-
burg and havrg experience OF than rs years Of
his on, his writings on Waercure being 10 the hands OF
every European hydopsh hopes 10 respond any res
the part Of those sufferers who may e0nhde themselves V
him.
Yer further particulars please apply TO he above addrs
mig zawiJyl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

THE INDUSTRIAL MOVEMENT IN NEw'ENGLAND.
The Boston Protective Union Of the 18th gives
the report Of the first meeting of the NewEngland
Industrial League delegates from the various call
incs) under its constitution. EDWARD CoDDINGToN,
printer, was appointed Chairman; b. s. Treanor'
Secretary pro tenn The credentials OF the South
Boston Mschinists, Printers Union, Printers Co
operative Company, lwho publish the PTotect'1e
Union, 6-c) Working mems League Of Hoyoke,
Boston Union Of Associationists, SeamstresSes Co
operative Society Cabinet Makers Society, &c.
were received. Delegates TO this leasue-am)uS
others the Skaters Union, the Boot maker9 OF Ran
dolDb. Mass have formed Mutual Labor AssOcia-
ton for the purpose Of becoming their own employ
ers. On the 9TH inst. 30 iourneymen OF this Tar
famed boot making town subscribed Sis1 as be
ginning for e Cooperative Associations. In Hard
wick, Mass. Cooperative Paper mill 10 to be es-
tabished by the operatives themselves. The
New. England Industrial League has appointed
Mesrs Coddington Riley and Treanor Commit
tee TO draw up an address 10 the Workingmen oil
New. England, and a general meeting OF the various
Societies composing the League beneficial aud pro
tectiye will be held on the 4h Of July next in BOs
ton, for the purpose Of adopting such measures as
may then seem necessary for the improvement and
elevation of the laborng classes and for the pur-
pose Of declaring the independence Of Labor. The
meeting of the League, will be held every Monday
evening at % Bromheld st. We see that the Pro-
tectre Union publishes the proceedings OF the irst
meeting OF the Industrial Congress Of New-York.
The Tnion is a powerful auxiliary in the cause OF
Reform, and ably co0perates with the occasional
Reform publications Of New York. The system OF
cooperation is spreading throughout New Eng and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

MURDER ASD 6UicIOE-A few dava sln,a 4.
nan named Green Padget citizen Of Sosnce-
County, Ia shot his fe ghrols "A the breast with
;.He bal, hNling her !nstaIts. He immsa;stel,
escaped q the woods whore he la8S himself sBd
when discovered lie vas ex.nct. Psigett was
jealous Of his wife.
MuRnER-Atst. Louis on The s.h inst. ia an al.
.sroaiion hesw cen CoFlchGs Collier and lo!fosson
Thonas, ire former Nas kilied by pis'ol shot
Thomas was arrested aud l0iged in jail.
AxorHER MCRDER- On Mon1iy evening gen.
eral fght occurred among number o! Gefmans,
on TIE corner Of Hancock and Jefferson sta IN
which Conrad Fuller, an cd man. aged about 50
wears. received a mortal wound He fingered IA
III Yesterday noon, when he expired Several
persons were implicated in the diaicoity' and
those most guilty are still at large. One Of the
party engaged in the affair is now IN jail
lLouisvis Ky Democrat 1871.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
TEN THOUSAND CORES,
AMI MOT SINayE EAyr Vrpr

NR HAsTINGss COMPOUND SYRUP OFNAprHa
~ celebrated ihrou ghoui both conune0ls 10 m wonderful
OF Consau pnou, Asthma Decline, Spiag OF Bsscd
Night Svenls Difcat Breathing, Cous be- Code AID Al
diseases OF the chest and lungs
Its effect upon The system 10 Mid and soo,hag Il Tho
same time certain and eicacous; rarely falling 10 siys
relief upon nrs application. and by repeating Il w
times permanent cure is effected
The proprietor, therefore, not only nsnds Martha
Syrup but % 70 cure! He II at upon
the chyle. ard purify ithe warrants q all i'm.
redments which reiard the froo ccl ton % the ood-
be II 10 open the Eteyn0i and sTtaal pores ol
the body, aud eject all the obnoxious psrc which have
accumulated In the sysIem he wsr ants a. neyerAil-
CURING DISEASED LUNGS.
Hectic Fever Night Sweas Dyspeps Liver Complaint
PAN In the Cheat and Asthma; snc be warrants
the formation OF u5ercies In sh) lungs and 10 heal
may take It with the most positive confidence % cure
for great sest OF action 10 the LuNeS which peastrafss
In all Directions purifying them ~ everyh az obaoxioss In
lis p ogress and which, II applied according 10 directions,
Il car not fall 10 leave IN perfectly heaihy condition
Dr. Haslngs'a Compound Syrup 81 NaDlha 10 big ally
CONN ended by the medical profession Tint eminent ply
sician, DR. Mott OF NowloTk, that IA puponlc
remedy Il cannot DO too highly praised" Dr. Arnold Of
tho Marine Hospital, Savanuah Dr. Ware, - liverpool,
England; DR. williamson, OF Manchester, England Dr..
neni III gsh publications. The London Lscet tho hsSteax
Journal and Bydihicdifs RT0specs all accord 10 lh0
most convincing certificates VI lie sirues la this counry
II has BE- en- used with distinguished success.
None genuine without tho written signature OF n. u.
HARRISON the WRAPPER. Price ~ per bottle, or six
bottles for S. Principal Office, l5i Grseuwchst ~ Y.
Sold IN Newark BY X. Van Bu.kirk Ia Albany, by c.
Fro;hr In Boston, by Redding Co In Philatel.
phia BY Zeber Co Thircst below Chesnui and In Bal
timo1e by 5. B. Hsnce.
Sold IN New-York by +. III. Guon, III Bowey; II. L.
Sanders 325 Bowery; John b. Dodd, III Brosdws and
sos Hudson-st wyo imbTaAfa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

which End 6,l35 tuns of ooal-1i tuns raw sugar
lis ,uns cheese-lOl barrels aour--cottons value
ss39ls-woolen1 s3O,33f. Most Of the imports
into Canada pay al valorem duties and conse-
qOendy are ohen entered far bellw their s'ae
value
SAiDpiag of Canada
The number Of steamers in l541, at Montreal,
Quebec, end the inland ports, was 100, and their
tunnage lo,lG9.
The number Of sailing vessels, a. G7e0ec' wa1
34s their tunnsge 90, 449-at Mootreai o. tne"
tupnage G 535-at inland ports, s., their tunnSse
la54l. Total number Of vessels, all kinds re-
sistered and unre gistered, 723 measuring $500
tups. ,o-o
Cs,,om, P,resue frst three months Of 1890.
TIE amount Of duties received at the P''ncipSi
cr,,oro houses Of Lower Canada has decreased as
co,rr.red with 1870: in Upper Canada 1t has IN
ore..ed through more trade with the United
s,ste, Duties were collected in lat quarter lsi9,
at Toronto and Hamilton, $4,000 in 1850,
s47,124.
pyoduef. Merchandise, and ShipPiHg', Pa's'ng
through tie Canals.
pRonvcE OF MERcHASDizE.-We lland, 4ll,5s5
,rn,-s, Lawrence, 2l3,l53 tuns-Chambly, ~
2l6 tuns.
TOTAL TUSSAGE-Welland l6s,4lo tuns-st.
Lawrence 444, 64o-Chsmbly, 1862.
NUMBER OF BoATs.--On Welland, 2,27s-St.
Lawrence, 544s-Chambly, 1864.
NUMBER OF PAssEsoERs.-Weland, l,elO-St
Lawrence, q, 097-Chambly, $3.50.
will try to send an account Of the revenue an
expenditure to- morrow. W. l.. MACKENZIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

NAvAL-The L. s. steamer Vixen, recently ar.
rived at Washington from Port-su Prince, was or
dered to be ready to sail on Thursday next, sap.
posed for Cuba, with dispatches TO Commodore
Parker and Gen Campbell, our Consul at Havana.
Purser Gibson arrived at Noriold on the
18th inst under orders for the irigate Rartan fit
ting up ut the Navy Yard for the Pacific Station. 1t
is believed that Captain Lavallette will command
her.. Lieut.. Bell has entered upon his duties
as first Lieutenant Of the Gosport Navy Yard, in
place Of Lieut.. o. 8 Gibson, detlched. Lieut..
Parker is detached from the Pennsylvania and or.
dered TO the Dale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

1AuIO sTATk LOAN OF $4,000, OUU.-rne
OComIssioners of the Ohio Canal Frnd, by virtue OF
" ths 0sasrs Assembly Of the S,ao Of Ohio pessed
MACH H. l3O hereby give notice that sealed proposals
noon ae Ofics Of the Ohio Lie Insurance aad Trust
Company NeEVOrk, Tor loan Of Two Millions Six Hun.
dred thousand DoBrR Tor which transferable certificates
o. Ohio State Stock will be issued "a folOWs;
One Million Gin Hundred thousand Dollars 10 bear n.
.esss he fe Of IL. per celL per sunam, payable senk
annually 10 lie City OF NsNork and the principal REIN.
bursed II the pessrTe oit59 State amer he year 1878
One Million OF Dollars 10 bear Interest ~ the Of dv.
per per sun5m, payable above and the principal
rembunemeus al lie pleasure u dls Stare snsr 1850.
The certificates of slocs viii bear interest rom he ls
day Of July, 1880
or In Ohio sx per stocks Of 1850 par le day Of
opening the proposals by dspOsing tne with lhs
Ohio Lie Insurance aud Tfusl COmpar NewYcrs toths
credit Of the Ohio Canal Fund Commissioner The bal.
nnce principal to Do ped above, either 10 cash
Ohio sx per cent VI 1850 al par Tho ls day Of
July eF when to hcales Ofs,ock viii be delivered.
The pfocseds OF the ebOye loan required for tho re-
dsmpd0n OF Ire FIVE and six per cent SOCKS Of Ohio
udng Aier December 81, 1850 Proposals may, there
fore Fd-sired b. lce giih les underiandlg -hGL slsi
Inc payment OF the premium Of the six cent stock ani
ne premium srd Eve per N the principal Of he hVo
per stock ,hs balance nsy remain on oteresh NO
per per rom e ist july 90 De pad 10 sums II
not less hn hve louaard d5lars 81 he pleasure Of ms
Bidder II sry time be'ors The 3lsi day Of December 1850
the stocks being viLnhed ~ collateral security Tor sucb
he proposals which msy be for 1ny psTt d said Loan
less than thousand dosrf must sSte me amouui
hat viii he paid FOR each hundred dollars ofsOct de
eliminating between tho FIVE and SIX per cents giving ihs
address Of the party making he pIopoI1 ana Do encos
10 en- envelcp marked Py0y0sdis f9y Ohio STATE Lo2g
and addressed to the Ohio Cens Fund Coanshoaors care
Of GEO. q COZ ESQ Casnier, Hew-York.
4. ". Sill, AcIing Canal Fond Commissioner.
JOHN WOOD, Auditor OF Slate.
A. A. BLISS, Treasurer OF STATE. n3p Dult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
DA. IL. x. ROOT.

The celebrated and BLOOD Doctor ans ssss,o~
ofhs AafI Coasusptiae Boyomstsy
Office No. $40 Broadway New. York.
Az ROOTS triumph consists iu tle permanent cure Of
IL Consumption Cancers TunOrs Cisesses VI the Heart,
Lungs Liver, Spleen, Stomach Kidneys insanity fs
Worms Gravel Plsiua, DeafDess BIZ dpess Nervousness
PsTslysis Spinal Defomtes Dses-es Of Ladies and Chill
dTen, and infectani Humors OF eli kinds, &c.
Charges for medicines moderate. EHspinstion OF TO
Lungs with the Barometer 81. ADVICE FREE JILL I'm
nH. RICBARDsON's sYRUP,-One oftho bsss
DIemedes Of the age Dr. Richardson's Syrup for chol-
era choea nobus and summer complaints and pain ir The
stomach.
Sold at DR.. Trsphsgens $50 Pearl-st Charles H. Ring,
i92 Broadway; at the Druggist store 46l doj Robert 4
Bands, 1888 Bowery HsySock, 2ls PearIsii also, Mrs.
Hays, IT'S Fultcn-st. Brooklyn city. isl 3mf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

" Perry HUsLlNS, hc-gaInilie, about furnishing
their windows with the above articles viii find al J. G.
WOCDFORDS 295 Broadway, the largest Gnd best a.
Ecrluep 70 he city; several styles never before intro
duced in HswYork Lace and muslin Curtains, drsperJ,
tasses loops, pins bands, conices, &c Families par.
chasing Of TIE s1bscnber may rely upon getting hrsfsts
re H. Merchants buying 81 wholesale vii 6ni ildscide6
II 70 ho stys1sze 70 cell before purchasing esswhoEo
Rl6 J. c. WOODPOkD 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
MED,sINkS
FITS IRIS /,


n. HARRIS yEograElr
Ninedy ihat car De fehed o. A., a., - - 10 osy
HisAL SonFiAisfs ssas.soosc g.. --nea' CO : %
IioA or IhE sERVts. ssavo1s % ,,c. .~, 'tsre-
OVs 'ShAesss ssvH,Lele AEsscuoxx -
'.~A-''''' esss~'. ossalsrs, "a.
sleirScs OF SE2yoVs ASB rHyg,.,
EsssSS, AND AT sssvovs p,,o,.
iDciuenx the nost drcsdfai q ID dssases h.,.
feet ile hamsn ~
EPILEPTIc FITS.
Or hiirg siekness, Hgsle'ieal Fu,, coavs,s,s,, g.,
sc- DR. Hsri would i@gse's Il upon sAe NINA, =, -
se'ec' nnne 'egeAh.e Extracts tas s.i, se.sy -
discoreysd that esn be relied fDr TIE r~rn,,.,,
tbs most dreadful Of all diseases A. IL, ss.a.nr,
sanity, m,dEess ard des'h, the most
sKILLFUL PHYSICIANS
CT Europe, "a wei ~ lbcse o. our o~a country
nouneed Epilepsy ineursble. Asa Il hAs been 40 900
cred by msny until dis npou.nt u all a,eov.,.
was made b. Doctor s. Hart nesriy sixteen ye,,, srs.
durirg which time hss been psroFn,ng sos Of .as mo-
REMARKABLE CURES
upon record, and hss acquired reputation which lima
alone can efsee Physicians Of uasOubsed sk aad exp,-
hence ministers u various denomDsons wei - hun
dreds OF eminent czens al uais- 10 recommending
The use of This truly valuable nedess heir patients ana
friends who are iAas afflicted, ss The only remedy.
APERFECr cURB
DR Hart
Dear Sir Ny son has. Tor hres years, been snresed
with Eplepae fts and had The Medical aid Afforded
In this region OF country, hat to paspose Every
weeks and sometimes every week, ire psroxysns waud
come bach on him. sometimes ten or haoen At une and
then he would lose HE lie became Dad mai
were fearful be would DO entire idiot tie ad kaow
enough tat bis food Ole ago The 5h oil last yeb-
package Of your extract for Fla snd hs has hst
F since He has taken eleven packages; and shoaxh DO
has never eysa dad aoy SYMPTOM, u % slaee % e5aa,
eleven packages used up. ne nas tsk-n for
three Ous mouths pss AID "a poIis' y veil TIA mud
megy and hundred wisr beU .esamony Aess
fscls. Very rosptci1iy.
(Sered,) NOAH MILLER
La Porte, lad. Eco. =, 1880.
Single Packages s. Fosr .acasges sie.
A. B. d. SANDS, 100 Fal.Ja-st corsor Of William,
Nevv.York. Wholesale Ageris ms2s lu.usE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
- -, nYns or ndfoHIoAM PROPERTY.

TO OWNERS oP MICHIGAN PROPERTY.
TIlHE FIRM OF MACY DRlG0S, Lsnd and Tar
ni-sn Of he tenn Of their agreement, aud George r.
Mo- having sold tho uDdersgned al biz iD.eie1t Ia
he o1esrn and retired hsreom lhs andeigHsd oegs %
,, In Interested that BE- ass since the said dissolution 10
NoTesr last conducted Tho basiness Of The said ageacy
49,, b's own nave and thai be viii continue 10 devote
80 srB nersors sttencn 20 In si is branches Any
o,sers len win DELOS w BEADLE, Esq si7s Broad
"S'' ~ - WM s.. BRIGGS.
nKIso1r J3ne l. 1854 isil 3usk3SOss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
VILLA SITES AT ASTORIA, III
ANTHONY j. BLEECKEk AucuOneer.
INER EnIPTnkX AAI.H OF fOuR THOUSAfln

ANTHONY J. bLEECkEk AuciiOnoer.
DER Eng PTORY sALE OF FOUR THOUSAND
BUILDING LOTS snd valuable Water Frons, in
The town Of Dunkk CnGusuq1e Co at the termination o
the Erie Railroad sale 10 be made a. the Merchants Ex-
change 10 me city Of NewYork by order OF Russell H.
Neyins and Charles G. King, Esqs Trustees ANTHONY
}. BLEECSER vii sell al auction WEDNESDAY,,
the 26h OF June 1850 at Il o'clock, at the Merchaoly
Exchange the following valuable property, viz In shs
town " Dunkrk, Cbauteuque Co. State " Eew-York,
By order OF rusees 600 building los Ia ssd Town
ana number Of valuable TonS sod wharf pryegss
on The harbor The eae OF he whole Of which Will be sb
soute and unreseTyed the hghesi bidders Lographc
maps OF the property be Obtained VI the snconser
road one month before the sale IS per cent " the pur
chase money can remain bond sad mortgage for yearL
At per cent per annum DuEsrk being the terminus u he
Erie Railroad and It's harbOr the finest the Lake th,
property offers great inducements 10 buyers TIE sale will
BE- continued daily until the whole properly Ia sOJ.
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
IIELYY 4 RIkER ISL CtaIhRm-sL call tho attention
IN al persons wanting Shades 70 1he,r assortment d
shadss ard materials for uskna and hanging shades-
They make hs beet quality only, ard sell at pces 6an
per cent lbs than any other aanu.ae.urerr Al Shades
warranted mol 10 snck or curl lei Ims
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I'm TUESDAY, June Ia, At lot O'Clock a. the anc-
Ouon-rooms, SO Beekman-st and 50 AHn-st ass5r-
meut OF good new ard second hand fliTsre comprising
splendid sofss and sofsbedsesd mahogany, French and
black walnut bedseads mahogany curl maple ana cottage
chairs dysns otomars dress and plain baresus marble
top CENTER pier and card tables bureaus three ply and
grain carpets oicoh feather beds hair msressss large
and small looking office desfs WORK tabes solar
ard asrs lamps eirandoes &C chamber and kitchen fur
niure, &c &C Also two second hsnd psnoforss IN good
order Sale positive, rain or shine lel5 L.
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JOSEPH MURPHY. Auconeer, Store Is Sprucest
by JACOB BOGAHT.-LARGE SALE HARD
WARE-THIs DAY. at 10 Oc Oek al the auction
Toon conssDg or pen and pocket kuives, table knives
and forSs caTyers Britannia are and, halo" ware,
coffee mills brass frC-se,s hsn1 scesgs taws, WIRE aud
also o of erocers and oil cans soap, spices tsa cans
crcrers Gaze 6r Ac sl6 IL