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News from Washington.
CONSUL AT HAVANA TREATY WITH HAwAII-TRA
OF CHAPLAIN, THE ABoLIrIoNIsT, ETC.

CONSUL AT HAvANA-TREATY WITH HAwAII-TRlAL
OF CHAPLAIN, THE ABoI.IrloNIsT, ETC.
wAsHrSGros, Nov. IL, 1880
Hugh waddel, OF North Carolina Is to succeed Gen
Campbell as consul at Havana.
The Republic, to- day contains the official procama
Zion Of reciprocal treaty with the Hawaiian govern
ment, ,atiScstions having been mutually exchanged
betwe, the two governments.
The trial of Wu L. Chaplin, for slave stealing was
prelimi uariy 20 day at Rockville, Mont
gomsry county, Md The jury will b,sworn in to-mor-
row morning. George r Richardson, Attorney Gene
raj of Maryland and Mr. Bowis were present Tor tne
pros. ution and Messrs Pitts Radcliffe and Brewer
for Mr. Chaplin Witnesses appeared before the Grand
Jury. aud n true bill found. Several ladies asd
GENT. p H. friends chaplin, present Ths court
house was crowded. aud considerable excitement pre-
vailed Mr. Richardson T. considered of the great
ca eli incl pro- eeutcIs in the Union, and man at
Ia chsd TO the Marylapc bar stand against him.
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Kentucky Treasury.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov IL, 1850
The Kentucky government returns show the receipts
of their treasury tor the year to have been se9ol
expenditure 1922 754-balance 500 857.
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BsLrrMoRr, New IL, 1850.
Thomas Moody, one OF the party charged with kill
spg Edmund Mitchell election night was baicd out
of Jail to day and st nine o'clock 10 night was shot
dead BY william Stewart Ia bosom friend Of Mitchells
in the gallery Of Front street theatre.
Mr. Jerome the neviv elected Mayor Of Baltimore
s,ity was installed to day.
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election Of Judges for vermont.

MonrrEIIGR, November IL, 1850.
The Legislature of Vermont have chosen Robert
Pierpont as Judge Of the First Judicial district and
Jacob Cola mer. Milo l. Bennett and Luke L Borand
for the Second Third and Fourth districts, They
ALI chosen without op position.
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KoNK Nov II, 1880
The steam saw mill, Of Messrs Beach A. griswold,
near this place took FIRE last evening" and entirely
consumed A large quantity Of lumber, piled In and
about the mill, was also burnt The building
insured for $4,000. Loss S. 00c or $1,000.
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1899

IiUnt HldJOrlf. i,Oll
The albany Erenng Journal has despatch giving
only SO.
This msjorty of 500 is according to the Saratoga
Republican, democratic paper)
p. SIN yesterdays paper q typographical error
made Hunts majority 260s, instead Of 2 o5s, which
correct, according to the returns. They are
of course subject to corrections fuller and
stanty varying reports in, but not enough, by
any probability to change the main result namely,
the election OF Hunt
THE CANVASS.
The Albany Argus of Monday morning. says The
county Tuesday in all the counties
and have taken measures to ebtanthe full tical
vote in each. from the returns In the County Clerks
Offices These will soon up fog that rests
the result. At present. we only say that the
majority on Governor will be "monstrous littls'-
and is quite rs likely to be one way as the other.
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Spurious Bills.

New ORLEANS, Nov. II, 1850.
Fifty thousand dsIars in spurious bills have been
received from California. They mostly the
Bank of South Carolina Some the Bank Of
Missouri.
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Two Women KILLED.

ALBANY, November III, 1900.
On wednesday last two women standing on the
railway bridge Of the Rouse Point and 0sdensburgh
Railroad, near Chamberlain, struck By passing
train and killed.
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NIscnnsln.

MiLwAUEig, Nov 8, 1850
The Legislature Of Wisconsin Is largely democratic,
which secures the Z. 8. Senator in place Of Dodge,
(dem)
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CHtcAso, Nov. s, 1850.
william Mallory and Campbell regular democrats,
pledged to repeal are elected TO Congress, The latter
succeeds Baker, whis Yates regular whig, succeeds
harris dem. Browning, regular whig ssoeeva,
Ricsrcson, regular dem. Both pledged to repeal.
Twenty I've members OF the Legislature heard from,
and large whig gain reported
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On Thurrday night ana Friday morning last, there
vas considerable fall Of In the mountains Of
western Maryland II was eight inches deep.
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FOR covEKNoR.

'All but M.lrose. IAN but Fail River
Nin"tteD towns STwenty.t~o towns.
lTwentythree towns
FOR CONGRESS.
rotRTH DisrEiCr COMPLETE.
1bompsop, whig. ..5e4l Frothinghsm, dem. ..iTss
Pafrey free toil. ..4q1s
No cbeice
pfTIH btsrRicr COMPLETE.
Bsrton, wbig .i2i6 All, u, free soil. ..5,6iG
kI o~lton d,m. ...4Ols
No choice.
Davis. vhig. .o7bl Huntington free soil. 1883
Chspip. DEN. p5T Scattering ........ u
No choice. All the towns in the district but three
heard from.
rfCHTH DISTRICT COMPLETE.
Mann, free soil. @ sq5 whitaker, dem. .. q go
VALLEY, whig.... 1905 Scattering. ........ 10
Mann IL elected by 200 majority
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Nashville Convention.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, NOV III, 1900.
The Southern CONVENTION met In this city to- day,
and was organized by the appointment Of Governor
Akcponsld, of Ca. as Chairman The Governor made
a very eloquent opening address, which smacked
strongly of secession
The Convention adjourned till IL o'clock tomorrow.
No ron called but there about fifty mem
bers present, and many more delegates hourly
srrected
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nrnrcmcrfs OF nisfinrnial,r.r I,nn-,,n-

Norris. Boetor; " White ProviiHnce; y Taylor
rhila 1tlbhis. J. Jonss, Cincinnati. ~ NsAhaua
FHgate tt LaNrtpee; Commodore Pea son a N
Esr,lsy. s. ~, and ninety others arrived y-..sf.
day 81 The Astor
:. siekles New orleans; c. Rohias,n, Dasei..
county; ,. Towne. Phiisielphit whitu4 w..a-
hg'cr; u HccgrrR. Y. 4 " 80 Kellogg Ri.t0n. s1i
seventy Othsrf suived ,etterdGy at ne trst1x
Jowett & Il; I Fniebsowue \ n p.
McNsir, Y. Joseph Fishsr FhtatetDaiN .
American.
a. } Aitn. phnsdi. bi,i ". Gnrn sasia--
ton. X. VI hrEus. VIII ,dnlphiN gsnira v lea nee,
lyons ~ Havrnurt. sra.eu t-ttnt 80 -i-N.y IA AZ
uthest arrived at the uoEard Ho.oL
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Court OF ceper,, scss,o,..

Beiore the Recorder and AID BrittOn aud DslamAtsr
Nov. I.-noftons 10 put 81 Trials aad quasA Itficf
ents-The court vas occupied. this morning In hear
ing applications to put OF trials dismiss com plain
and quash indictments
In the case ofIsaac Jewett. Indicted for a raps,
alleged TO have been committed on young woman
Who vtited bis rooms at the University last winter,
the trial was put CT till December
In the 81 In finment fer PERJURY against Phtn
der Jones the having had the case GONE tins
tho Indictment
Also in The case Of ind,tment against James Dsr-
cen charged With embezalement. The court ordered
the indictment quDhed.
.qestOhd n tharess Of Crard Llrcsry Pransis
Huehes accufed OF ttealing $40 non ger Monohan;
ana Patrick MoStulcy, accused ~ stealing $50 fro "A
Thomas II Enn1ford beth acquitted without
going no the evidence tor the desnce tarhrt.al
Innocence OF the parties being proven by the wi u-ss
for the prevention
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Sporting Intelligence

RED HousE PLiAsJGE GEoUNDs = A trotting rase will
come on this afternoon for purse, between i've nass
CAnnRtrGE TaorTiSG PAEK, NEAR BosroS.-A trottius
tace mile heats best three IN Eve uoder ths saddle,
osme Oh on Friday Afternoon, which resulted as fol-
lows
T. Mead entered blk. 2 Ajax. .......
W Woodruff entered blk <. Trojan. 1 DR..
Time-2sl, 1897. 2i2
sAsE DAr.-Trotting match, best three In Ave, 70
wagons.
white named . H. Colurh--
uona..U sst... 4 i L
H. WOODRUFF --s-su n Cambridge 2 q 2
. Time 10 30sI 302I
NASHVILLE, NQv J. The great foot race. Jsoks,n
vs.. time came on to-day The attendance at th. trscs
VAS very large At the appointed time Jackson ap-
pesred lie made an excellent start. Ia 10 miles ne
averaged 5 minutes TO the mile bat on the
stand on the tenth mile he com PEELED, tnro IN
fatigue to stop fifty seconds Ne struggled on tor two
miles more occasionally stopping AID leaning IN the
guards but still making his time he reached the
distance stand the thirteenth miles when he ssys
out entirely and was taken into The house Ia
l'fs and fainting condition. The day excessively
warm and eultry
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1t Is said that the widow Of the late Professor Web
ser and her daughters have sailed for Faya in the
bark Ion
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whgs and perhaps three four hunkers or national
democrats. from the interior"

THE STATE TICKET.
On Wednesday, 9th inst, We expressed an opinion
that the following elected the State ticket viz
Gorsrnor- Washington Hunt, whig.
Lieut. Gorernar-sanford Il. Church, dem.
Canal Con1as sioner- Ebenszer Biakelv. whg.
STATE Prison Inspeetor-w lillian p. Angel, dem.
CLERK Of .4ppeais-Charles 8. Benton, dem.
The ofhcal returns will show how arly We were
correct.
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FREE SCHOOL LAW.
The returns of the vote this question, as far
renewed are rs follows
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Massachusetts Election.
BY TELEGRAPH.

you're,
JOHN I. SEAMAN, 14l Hudson 81
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Latest Telcgraphic Reports.

Majority against repeal .......... 52,3
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SCHOOLS.
FAMILY BoARDING-sCHoOL FOR BOYS.
(, W, KELLER TEACHER.

NEwTOwN FAIRFIELD CO. CONN.
On the H0tsdf0Rn Railroad 10 mules FROM Bridgeport.
ERMS-$2S per quarter OF II weeks, for board, tuition
washing, mendng, fuel, Lights and bedding. Pupils
ceived AZ any time.
REFEREScEs-.H. ~ Peck & Co. $50 Fronts,; A. @.
Crane, 50 John-st r. Carlton Oveyton, Wsllst. J. A.
Acsley, frsct House; Geo w Dow, Esq Surfing -slp;
N 7. SweeZy. l76 South-st New-York.
Hon. VIM Rockwell, corner OF Jay and Willoughby str.
Brooklyn and Aaron Hawley. 81 Beekman-st New.York
Henry Duuon, Esq Law Professor, Yale College, and
Hon A. Blackman. y. H.
Samuel Oliver, Ehzabethtown, Nj my17 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

HrALrH OF ST. LoUIs.-lt may be necessary
to state for the information OF our country irlenas
tina, all apprehension IN regard 70 .as co. ssrs,s
Ssvs and we feel quite sure that the next weekly
,s3or, will exhibit very satisfactory state OF
health in the city. tSt- Louis Republican, 18TH
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DUBLIc sOTICE-sUPkkhE cOUkT.-In the mater Of Ne
application Of the Mayor. Aldermen and Cononay Of tie CITY
relative 70 the OF that part o FIRST nos
already opened from Forty scon3street % Harsm hysr ns
Trsh Wards Of sad City Public sotes hereby
the Mayor Aldermen at commonsy OF the CITY Of ses
for pursuant Statute such made and provided hat rs
The Mayor Asren and Conmonsy Of the City Of New fo
sk Application the supnn- Court Of The State Of Nsy
rors SPECIAL Term Of the SAID Court % Be bed At the CITY Hail.
Of New fok MONDAY the third day Of June 1880 -
the opening Of tbs Court that day or soon thereafter - Cos
heard for the appointment Of Commissioners Of Estmzs
s above entitled that the nature am
Improvement the opening OF that Of stss
already opened from Forty S-cOd street 70 HAfrm ky
Twelfth and Nneesnfh Wards OF sud City lad OF, soo -
plan Of The sad City, By virtue Of Act emitted -
relative touching the osueeis ana ss
The cy Of Ss~ Yo and for other purposes paced APa'
lsO7.-Dsi-d New Yort, April 3D. 1880
N.Y. Je8 HENRY I. DAVIES. Counsel 10 the corportoa
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Iowa.

The Free Soil State Convention Of Iowa, assem-
bled at Iowa City, Nay 8, 1850, agreeably to the
call of the State Central Committee.
The Convention was organized by appointing T.
B. CASE Of Lee Co. Chairman, and N s. Holmes
OF johnson, Secretary.
On motion, the Convention unanimously voted TO
recommend the following persons as candidates to
FIJI the State Offices at the ensuing election:
correr ................wM. PENN cGARK johnson Co
lAsier NORMAN s w lssS.l I'm y Co
TSsss s,G :: Pa M Nm NILLSi Van Barsn
The following persons were appointed the State
Central COMMITTEES for the ensuing year
vvo Penn CLARK. Norman w Isbeu Samuel L Howe,
john H. Dsytoa, George shedd. James Dawson
George Shedd and Samuel L. Howe were aP-
pointed Committee to prepare an Address TO the
Voters of lows The Convention
p,,,,.S That the Rufolo Platform contains the princ
MES of our political faith aud thai we adopt as he basis
Rsso,sI Thai his Convention recommend enc urge upon
or friends In al the Counties hroug hO0i he sIAi oDp
liz 10 call Conveuoos and organize permanently ana et
clenty, for The coming contest
The Wing State Convention was to meet on the
18th. at Iowa City The IOtcG RPu6IieGH, the
Whic State paper, in giving the FreeSoil nomlna
tons to its readers, says
.Tbe policy and principles Of that parry are Identical
Win he known views and measures OF the W higs oilowS
49, rferepce 10 internal improvements amendment OF
- the uonextension OF Slavery there
a. Hnts,Tnify of feeling, and entirety Of niereAl DO
49, ,he two parties which ought 10 bring them togeher
, =, fssr hat II late 10 discuss his question now
with any good result So far as he Free sell party q COZ
serped Il has taken iis posluon oy oIngog ou' 49, ~
nnes we areiniorned sbsen and were not eon
sn,es As 10 their nonnatons time VII demonstrate bat
-, xyhigs heretofore ard being convinced. as
N M he Ihai he Wing party are zeaousy aad ain
esrsy sboring for the accomplishment o. e greSt eco
sttR have Ia view, We cannot refrain nom
wa mai In our humble judgment they could not oelier
Sse1ye tkeir cause than BY wiIhdrswng rom ne can
- hs rrxo o,her oarties We think that their deyo-
s - npeiple As web due regard for consistency
o,,sht 10 dictate such q course OF CONDUCT
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~ Not,cs.-rbs PHEsIx BAsE, Westerly 3. :. soon
rfsr II wa robbed In December est Of about $4,000 srs-
pended The issue Of is Bii and procured new aies t1s
episaions from which are dated jan. !, 1850.
Ths Sank having REDEEMED nearly all their o circ1snoo
fh the exception Of the stolen money! will hereafter 70
deem The old BIS 81 their counter s Of which are dated
previous % Ian l. 1870.
TIE susoIk Ban Boston vii continue az usual to 70
deem The Jew Bs Of this Bank By order Of The Decor
Westerly, K. l. March 4, 1850 $1,000 80,
ms D6sWh EfHENFOstEh- CnmH
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~ RemoyaI.-PHILIF ERSsT, Professor or Music
ARD teacher OF the B9hm and other dutes ard The guitar
T.n.cty informs bis friends and the public IN general
hal he hiss removed to ST Broadway, near Waike,sL
NsxYork myl0 SmeodS
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DAINTING-In ini.AEon u Wood and Marble. J.
SPFyCFR SONS Is Ugiter-st suil continue 70
-r@cut- orsers 10 heir Ire Of tusnes- Hal Wsls MGn-
aes DOcrs Libraries sor-s PaIork and Chnrches in city
Sne ecsDirTl painted . iis;s ,le Va--s "''-ssse -
bies Orders rrorI y sHectec 10. r. -
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GENERAL NOTICES.

- Fowlers & Wells, Phrenologists and Pub
lirhers, Clinton Hal, 49, Nasssu-st near the PAX
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~ DIR. De Laney, 81 LispenArd-st near Broadway,
nay be consulted dNily from A II. 10 P u. mys In
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r. DIR, Houghton's Water Cure Establisi-
ment-No 8, West E.eYenh street hires doors ron
Brosdyay myslm
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VIZ Factory l. e. Wallet where al al urnes can 90
found the largest In the city strangers and
eIens should call and judge for themselves before our
chasing elsewhere. BArcgELoR's newly invented WIGS
go ccrv he sddress myi5 MWkRa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

~ s,,.rdyd Gothic PIates.-RoBERrs's nev sud
,,si4 s~ie Of Gothic Door and Nlmher Pla's-en.rey
lev ard original designs Those IN want Of so s2 .
-rIrs iTe shove arnres Also splendid sss9renen OF
COLI. and shield pattern Bel Pulls. T. ROBERTS,
49, ,yS5 I'M So Broadway, near Princs-sL
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~ Phono9raphic Publications of ali 'ors b.
A,sreT. I B6y'e published snd for ss.eoy
~, 7vDLffW JOHN = TROW, % and 81 Aan-sL
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u DR.. shew's Wafer-Carc Institutiou, cor
pef rWelnh-ss srd Uuiversity-nlace In9H
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A lENANDRE's patent srsihcisl leoches safer
Amuch cheaper and cause less pain thar TIE repulsve
lsech They Gnaersbe and viii asl for ever pro-
refy used For sale a, all The principal drug ists Whole
sale DEPOT al cior Bish0p's s Aziden-lane.
nys imeods LAMBERT ALEXANDRA.
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~ Lebanon Springs Wnter-Cure Establish
meuf Is row open on ils 9Th Summer Eor Information
1ddTess. imys lm'l ~ BEDCaTHA, ND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

ROOF-PAlNT.-One coat warranted 10 prevent rust
H snc keep any kind OF Old meialrooing per-
fecy wAfer-ughl for eve years. This Psnl 10 well ap-
proved II 10 ready mixed and be applied by any labor
Ing man Sufficient 70 cover LEGO feet viii SIS All
orders addressed 10 W. d. sEELY, AgenL lC7 Brosd-st
NewYork uyZ3 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

~ Wafer-Cure House.-T. L. NICHOLS, N D. and
Mrs NJ S. Cow NICHOLS Water-Cure Physicians, 81 West
Twenty eeconds Patients received for fan or day treat
men or visited At their resdsnces Consultations from 10
toa mv8 Inn
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THE HANDBOOK TO
CENTRAL AMERICA; with Description OF the
ORoue California and the Pacific by the great Lake OF
Nicaragua: by T III. ii Cenly Published and sold by
GEORGE Y. NESBlTT Sts1oner and Printer,
my22 3leods corner OF Wall aud Water SITS.
RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.
VUST PUBLISHED by the subscribers new edition OF
y the Laws OF the State OF NewYork In relation 10 Re
gious Interpretations with ali the amendments up TO the
present time complete In pamphlet fonH Price III cena
Published and FOR sse nv lm2e m BELL GOULD
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IRANv Nn.CuyNsCTADY RAILROAD

A LBANY AND SCHENECTADY RAlLRoAD
hCOAPANi.-T Annaal Eecnon for Diecio.s ~
this COEpsuy VIII BE- he'd heir ONCE 10 tne cry o.
Alhany on the second Wednesday 9Th day. Of yGne nexi
one hour III. ransf-r Books viii closed from the Sd
10 ls,h 0. June inclusive. Albany Nay 10 lea
By order OF the Board OF Drecfora
mn ,uS T. FOsTER yr. Secretary.
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BOOK TRADE.

PRICE 81 R-JUsT PUBLISHED.
THE GREAT HARMONIC.
DY ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS-Just published by
ID FOWLERS WELLS,
my21 6DltW ISL Nassaist NY.
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~ WIS, Wigs. Wigs .-Crzens ard strangers
are informed That the arges cheapest and best assortment
~ vg rs ygs toupees braids or long hair and other
orpsuentsl bair are be fosnd q, NEDHUssT hEARDs
n Nsiten-Ane. The trade suophed myl4 cod I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

GREENwIcH BANE New-York May IL, lo1s.
- Sot,ce-The annual election Tor hi.een Drec.lrs
ard trs Inspectors Of the rext election vii be held a. tho
Bsrkngaouse on Molcsy, The Sd day Of June next ron
MI tT.S WILLIAM HAYES, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

DCOFING.-GoodwtnsP Patent Cement sheafhinga
II the only permanent covering for mzksg IN shnge
roof rgA don \ cna Der foot New roof Of rough
PAIL covered for u eers, an warranted by
D. GOODWIN. "a CGrAlst
nc lneod's corner u La~reacest
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~ Latest Improvements In the Daguerrean
Art-For perfect picture In every respect go 70 OUR
NEYs old established gallery, 1883 Broadway The IKE
taken By hs process are universally
edged TO be superior any heretofore taken In tn coun-
try. myo lm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

GOAL. COAL Best Peach Orchard range and egg
Y sre OF superior quality, delivered a. 70 Genus ess thAn
lssl Summers prices, from SIMPSONS yards IS Thomp
sopsL Spring and ChrissoPhef-ft near Jefferson
Market. my2l In.
COAI.-RArge, Crate and Furnace Coal Of the srst
y qualify and IN prime order row on hand and constant
" receiving fresh the For lowest Sum-
rner prices, by J. l. +. W. WORTH, - So Broad
way. and corner Of Fourth and Thompson sts my4 y
AM DELIVERING me bea Red Ash Coal. Stove
OF Egg from my yard corner King and Grsenwch At
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r. Notee.-Pursueal 10 an set TO amend ne Casfss
OF the schenectady and CssSl Rsrosd Company pass
ed March = 1850 notice u hereby gwen ,hat is oO11s
porsliop will be rs0pened Al ne office OF VAN NLESN
PRUyN Jauucey-our. 50 Wa-sL In me City OF new
YORK the 2ih Day OF June next at II O'CLOCK AN
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II Water-Cure Institutes-City md Couu-
try-Dr TRAIL receives patients al his cOmmodious city
esIsblsim Is Lsights and at Oyster Bay, L. Com.
muncaon daily between these places by steamboat and
railroad General practice attended TO- CONSULTATIONS o.
my25 lns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

SODA WATER APPARATUS Of every desenp-
- uon, either for the manufacture drawing 6oing u
soda Water, Manufactured and sod by JOHN NAT
IhENs cerner First-ay. ard Tweriys!xihs 81 N. I. A
htbogaphed Plate VIII proi directions, givng every u
formation Tor The Manufacture and p1fng Of e sPper.
kus ne Manufacture Of the syrups &c accompany eaen
Apparatus. AL communication tmmodistely sasnaea %
on Application shove myl5 lmDxRCa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
REMOVAL
TIE SUBSCRIBERS WILL REMOVE THEIE
AND PICTURE-FRAn6E
MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOAS

Nos. $40 AND S42 BROADWAY,
On or about June 10, -.
WHERE, WITH INCREASED fscihnes ~ H'1nPs
w ard superior execution Of every branch W I'I os.
under heir immediate supervisor saa s.cAiT
enlarged stock Of 6rs quality looking R@Io iaasn-
sy les together with varied a. assonmen! " SIG .ae
prices as can be obtained IN 10 tnr oneo
s.es hey are confident OF ne hnefA support OF tnef
friends and The public IN genera; vprps a.
Xxx have made arrangements for continuous supply
of ancient spd modern psntngs Of which q large colsc.
on can always be seen and very many win be found wor
thy OF particular attention my2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

MISS COOKS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
lTfMlsSES-98 Twelth-st, between Rinh and SIKH
ava-sumnerTerm commences Tuesday May T. my2 lms