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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
A N OF HER RIVAL O
Spring Goods,

THEO. A. JAMES Il co. Fashionable Clothing
Establishment, No. 81 Common Street, 5etaoeeR
the PeraHdah Hotel and HeDLett's ExchaMEe
tVr Are opening lot of fine GOODS q FsnrIng
and Summer Wear, consisting in part of per Lisle
Thread UNDERSTANDS and GLOVES; Fancy London
Silk TIES; Silk and Hair STOCKS new article expressly
Tor summer use white Linen and Fancy Elastic SUSPEND
Frs; Gauze Silk UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Silk Lse Thread and Cotton GLOVES; Linen hf HOSE,
etc etc. mh7 6t2dp
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The steamship Falcon Lieut.. Hartstene, arrived
at this port yesterday, from New York, whence
she sailed on the 2sth ult, touching at Charleston
and Savannah. She arrived at Havana on the Sth
inst, and departed at A. M on the 9th.
The Falcon experienced heavy gales, with head
seas and Winds on her passage from New York to
Havana.
We have received by the Falcon files of the Pa
mama Star to the 2lst ult.
Mr.. A. B. Corwine, the newly appointed U. S.
Consul, arrived on the 4th. A public meeting was
held, and dinner rendered him by the Americans at
Panama Mr. c. declined the dinner in very
courteous and patriotic letter.
The Star of the 2lst ut contains the following
Her B. M. sl-gun.shp Asia, bearing the broad
pennant of Rear-Admiral Phipps Horribly, arrived
on the morning of the 9Th inst, from Callao, and
during the day exchanged salutes with the battery
The Asia, it is said brings out $50 soldiers, and in
few DAYS will sail hence for the Sandwich Islands.
The French frgate La Sareuse, % guns, arrived
on the same day. She is also bound for the same
destination. 1t is reported that some five six
men-of-war, of both nations, will arrive in few
days. What is in the wind Il"
Our friend Middleton thus compliments the
inhabitants:
"The Carnival is over, and fiat enough it was,
had formed. trifle more drunkenness, and a great
deal more noise, characterized the time. The peo-
pie here display as little taste in their amusements
(the highest of which is chasing superannuated
bull with diabolical shouts about the streets) as
they do judgement in their political and private
transactions"
The hotel of Messrs Miller Il Co., of Chagres,
is being rapidly completed and the star says it will
be unsurpassed by any on the lsthmus.
There is prospectus advertised of Panama
Steamship Company" 1t is proposed to form
line as far west as Costa Rica the one side, and
as far south as Buenaventura the other, thus
bracng nearly the whole Pacific coast of New
Granada with that of part of Central America
We notice the marriage, at Panama, on the 9Th
ult., of Mr.. Robert Wallach, of Washington City,
D. c., to Senorita Maria Aeman, of that place
This is kind of annexation that the lovely senori-
tas of that place would no doubt approve OF.
Charles B. Ellis, of New York, and late from
San Francisco, died at Panama on the 10th ult
HAVANA MARKETS, .March 9.-Sugas: Halfand. half
good, 52lG094 superior, 714GOl01a. White:
inferior to regular 89; fair to good, 9dD91 SUPERIOR
lOf0lOIs Browns: 5a4GOsk. Exports from January to
March5 Sugar, 81 IFS boxes Coffee, g. 62 arobas Cigars
II 1883 Nj; Leaf Tobacco, 2l5l75 pounds.
n : r. Il
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HARDWARE.
y RICHARDS, No. 4 CHARITIES STREET (suceessor
IL. TO X. w. Montgomery } Importer and /TN
Dedter ,R Foreign and Domestic HARD r
FAKE, offers for sale on favorable terms Sss.l.s4
the following: 80
Wy tons Swedes, American and English Iron, ass'd;
5OO bdls, English, American and Russian Sheet Hoop
and Bard Iron; F
SgO0 70 Braziers' Copper, assorted;
500 ID Block and Bar Tin;
AO0 kegs Weymouth Nails:
zO tons Hollow Ware Custings-Pots Ovens Spider +
, Skillets, Fire. dogs, etc.;
Cotton and Wool Cards;
Ames and Rowiand's Spades and ShoyeIs;
~ Log Trace, Halter, Coil and Cane Carrier Chains;
ss9 p ana lane Hoes Ploughs, Corn Shelters, ETC..
S Tad Irons Patent Balances, Brass Kettles;
4 ~ and Japanned Ware Hook and Plate Hinges;
bellows, Anyils, Nises, Smiths Tongs;
Locks OF all kinds. Sliding Door Furniture, etc;
rehders, Andrans, Fire Sets;
an NH and Grind Stones:
Together with every variety of goods usually found in
Hardware Store. for sale very low. nrh3 lml6niW
kACHANGE ON SAN FRANCISCO CALI
IA FORNlA-For sale by
,.,a PARADISE, LAWRAsoN j. co,
1ARis VI EnVieg sIeei,
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The following is list of the passengers brought
bv the Falcon

Dy the falcon
From Ne1o York to Nelo 0rieaaS-Ms Russell Messrs
Turk, John OlcOtt, q Legacy, Blood, Burgamere,
John Thomas, DR. $ Malin, w G Woodward L Clark, r
Campbell, John James, Z Fitzgerald, N Sard b An.
Stewart James FarquhaTson David Eargnharon, George
Friend, l. Frazier, N Kennedy, M Delany, Pitkin,
Bartlett, Fake, II Bingham, Bell.
m From Hdrqaq-hlessrs Il Hangson, George Stoke H
Townsend, Charles Tying, Smith, John Dixon T Towns
end, Lubeke, Smith, DIR Morales, F Schuehard, B
Gbb, l. Laieiater, Danglebem $ M Cambridge Leger,
Walter, e Caller Martin and servt, Hall, ID o Muir,
w Lash, T w Owens, w ii Lutterloh, L Coffinan L.
Reed, Lemille, MeCarty, Cole, John Lindy, Comp.
] Christien
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Cash or City Paper.
s(S)7 ACRES OF LAND in Trgg county Kentucky
OS at mouth Of River Tennessee CONSIDERED the highest
point thence to Muscle ShOa) opposite the town Of Gallo
way ll0 acres cleared and in cultivation Several never
failing Springs OF excellent wafer and running
Creek through part Of this Tract making desirable
STOCK Farm The finest qualities Of Timber abound, and
any quantity OF wood be sold steamboats, as there
good landing On the land Ferry where the mail Stage
Tavern. :ALso-320 ACRES II McCracken county,
y s. %, T r. West; with appurtenances thereunto
belonging. TIlOS. d. HAILES, Broker,
alra
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Attention! Attention!l Attention!n
NJ Card. N
HI 80 UI nc The LOUISIANA LEGION and I4YA
VII M MI WASHINGTON BATTALION Generals >S5k4Jh
" W l4el Brigade, Colonies Of Regiments Of the 19SN
well officers Of the Louisiana Militia tlelr Tespec-
tive commands together with the Governor Staff well the
Fire Department. and Heads Of Families, with Families Also
the Veterans Of Oak Plain in 43 will hold themselves readiness
to march to the st. Charles Theatre,
on FRIDAY EVENING March l6, ut O'Clock precisely.
r,, -, ny order Of Capt BROWN, Of the FusinaeeTs.
BEN DE BAR, Orderly Sergeant
n This Grand Muster being for the BENEFIT
gean, BEN DE BAR, which Bill Fare will
be presented new Drama, written by Blackstone ESQ., entitled
,.. The Flowers of the Forest"
which playing in Europe with success and many
eltest etc. etc, mills 81
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Dollar Gold Pen.
~ Good Gold Pen and Silver One DolNr We have
received lot OF these capital Pens
Opinions OF the Press
Beats any thing yet offered" Crescent
MS new description is valuable" lFieayune'
a better Pen we put TO paper" lpella'
Nov in AtoTe'.'
10 large supply Of Gold Pens OF all the celebrated MAKERS
Al the lawcst market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
mhli 6rlp GUINNESS q co, " Camp q
Burtine's Horse LOiiOn.
ueverfsing remedy ali dlsGasss tht tore Is subject
Recommended ~ The VslknowR firm Of kPp brown New
York; Woodruff Boston aud by thousands Of gentleman
throughout hR county, Sold only In New Orleans by
HAf ], WRIGHT CO. lal QhAisss street
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
Spring - Summer. Clothing

No. 81 Magazine street,
Take much pleasure in informing their friends and CUSTOM
es that by steamships Ohio and Georgia, and ships Clifton,
IndiaHG Maid Of Orleans, Caratie and ST. Charles they
have received choice variety of New and Fashionable
SUMMER CLOTHING. By every arrival from New
York we shall be receiving large additions to assortment.
TO which we invite the attention Of purchasers We have
already received full assortment Of
French DFap dEte DRESS COATS, Frocks, Sacs. Poi.
kas and Lamarines;
Black aud coered Alpaca Sacs Pokas, and Lamene, and
short Frocktees:
Black and coored Cashmaretts acs Poka Lamarnes and
short Frocktees;
Fancy Linen Sacs Pokas Lamarnes and short FrOcktess
PANTALOoNS-0f French Drap dEte, Parametta.
Alpaca, Linen Drill, White Linens, Nankeen, Cotton.
ade, etc. etc.
VESTS-Of plain and fancy Linens white and coored
MaTssilles, fancy Silk and Satin, etc. ETC.;
UNDER GARMENTS-0fG auze Merino, GauZe Cotton.
Gauze Flannel Silk Lsle Thread, ETC. etc.
We have also received by late arrivals large additions To
stock of the following articles, making assortment
very complete
Black Cloth Dress COATS and FROCKS;
Coloreed Cloth Dress COATS and FROCKS;
Black and ColOred Cloth and Cashmarete Skeleton 5AC5
for Spring Wears
Black French and English DOeskin PANTALOONS:
Black and fancy colorsd Silk and Satin VESTS.
e1B Purchasers requested to call and sGamins for
themselves the completeness of assortment OF all descrp.
tons OF CLOTHlNG-OHe Priee-NO Deviation.
ALFRED MONROE 4 co.
ty&h Sdpti IA Magazine
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STARK, DAY 81 STAUFFER,
Importers OF Tin Plates, bar and Sheet Iron
Nails, Hardware, Cutlery, etc.

SLAhk, DAY 81 SVAUFFER,
Nails, Hardware, Cutlery. etc ,.e'' '''"
Store MSs I - gHG p S GgsZ ss.ss, and corner Of
HAVE ii sToR e. and on he way c be vaOu
~ European and Northern ports, large S=SSssA
siVe and complete assoment IN tReif line in
ne United States-conssting in part, OF the
1000 boxes Tin Plate assorted zes and of the best Char
g sasR P4 Ts ' sPs s9a shs sS Zine etc.,
@ ID Braziers and sheathns Copper, assd, all sizes;
1000 bundles sheei, Hoop, Band and Rod IOn IrOnare
600 Swedes English and American Iron fiat square,
30 Go ossa Boiler G9d ESe Sq
Blstered Spring Steel Ell Saylor 4 Co.'S celebrated
sheet Cast Steel for Gin Saws; Gin Saw Plates and
Carolina, Louisiana Grabbing and Cane Hoes
Sad Irons, Patent Baanees, brass Kettles;
Timers, Rivgts,1 Bucket Ears, Sauce Pan Handles;
Amage iSo o syE a pps s ssy Bellows
New England 2yiSS Woo Wool sSFews anu Dl'
CLARK s Patent Butt Hinges;
Iocks~American and Englisli-of every description;
Sliding Door Furniture, Shutter Fasteners;
Ba cec I Book fl F sa ssf Wove w
shoyels and Tongues, Fire Sets, Fenders;
Tin Tin Ware JaP pI Ware Laniers, Tea Trays;
SO Dozen ana GSRs saao ass Hunts
kegs Boston Nals OF the celebrated weymouth;
d & $; brand Pressed Boat Spikes; Wrought and
Horseshoe Nails;
$50 tons Hollow Ware, Castings etc:
$40 dozen Shovels and Spades-Amess, Adamss, Woods
and other makers:
1000 dozen WhttemOres Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards.
assorted, genuine and second quality;
800 dozen Coffee Mis-Wlson's genuine and imitation;
800 dozen Wire and Hair Sleeves, assorted;
500 coils Manila, Jared and Cotton Cordage, Bed Cords
- Plough Lines, Oakum, ETC.;
Files, Edge Tools, Saws, Mill and CToss. cut do;
Grass and Corn Seythes and Sickles;
Straw CutteE, Com Shelters:
Com Mills, Hose Collars, Hames Blind Brides;
Plongbs-Of Parsons, Kings, Halls and other malsTs
Aails Saws, Grist NH and Gin Irons, Garden TOos
Combs, Brushes Fancy Psrfumery, Soaps, etc,
MrSpgng Paper, Wuting do, Quilts, Steel Pens
shoe Thread, Irvine, Hide Whips, Glue;
Band Hpd Harness Leather
Beached Winter SpePn Oil-wananted pure;
Double Refined WnteF Bleached Whale Oil;
tall md WHter IaHl oil;
English and American Linseed Oil;
Olive and Tanners Brown MiNed Oil;
Tar, Pitch, Spirits of Turpentne;
White Lead, Ground and Dry Paints;
Lamp Black, Putty, Window Glass, etc:
Nova Scotia Grind Stones, Cologne Mill Stones
Powder, Shot, Bar Pig and Sheet Lead Lead Pipes eie
With other article appeTaning the Hardware trade
al0i which thew OTTER for sale low mhi3 lti6nW
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Complimentary TO Edward M. OUR X.
NEwORLEANs, March 4, IS 10.
Edward M. QuiTk, Esq-Dear Sir following z, nte-
men, through beg leave to tender friendly Benefit any
OF the Theatres think proper Select expecting
perform part Our long acquaintance you your having
formerly attached the hisonic profession to this
act, with the sincere hope that may indeed prove
+ + S ssAss AP} %R9.ss H5.''
A. NJ HoIBRooK. SANOAN - NN''
John Barnett, Ew. sewel, Bernard s,ehle,
samuel i Peters J VIM n Ms Massey, g. v. Ihh ySg.an
Joseph Kennedy, ! Lilly, George Drmtyer,
NJ Barnett, Thomas Gilmore B. + Burgess
Joseph A. Cole W. P. BediOcE, Robert sdis,
". "; White, T. Meyans G. T Dunbar
COL Oakley WIN. Bosworth j. O. Pierson
WIN Emerson, James Mcguire, J: E. Llvuudiis,
g Hsa1',p II P Sqssra,s 5 4 Ssss
John p sHSns,t 4 l. ponsldan, J. + E" Toisdauo,
Newton RicRards, Julien Ne1ie Andrew r' 6airs,
Robert splaiH, Hogan & Tareaud, A. D. Moatroa
J. NJ Burke, L. Harris, W. C. Tonpknss
John Paisley a;lsy NJ kuuhsed', Capt Forno
Capt Jas, stocLton Chas. NJ. Waterman, g. j. Young,
w s Sssays r. hGmf m A Ia%s' NsH
John S, Caldwell j E. EIer John s. Tiacker
Robert Swain, W. BuTnes, g. R. Thompson,
]. ". WATSON Charles TeI, TRos r. Lons6sldl
Answer;
NEwORLEANs, March 4, Ts5 D.
GeEhsHl have Just received your friendly note
iegned pleasure this tribute kindness
the honor OF appearing before you the Charles Theatre
Thursday, the 18th inst Gentlemen you my sincere
for this faerng compliment and will study your apr
uonl have the honor Gentlemen, be obedieht
humble servant, EDWARD MORTON QUIBk
To R. M MeAlpn A D. CrOsman, Burke, Samuel Pc ers
NJ Judon, AdOlPhe Layst, H. J. Rannsy William Male l,
A. NJ HolbroOk, mill ID
EW@ Bingaman Course Eating rooms To Lett
The Propnstor OF the Bingaman Course will EATI NG.
ROOMS to Of responsibility Inquire the Track. hill
~" Bingaman Race COurse.-l have Just seen a no.
dce in of the Mobile papers fridays date have sold
Bingurnan Race Course It 'Hot mill YIN oLIvElt.
j. C. MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPO IT.
WILLIAM WIRT-Memoirs of William Wit: by ], Ihn
Kennedy; and revised edition 2 vols.
JAMES MoNTJoY; or, rve Been Thinking: by A. g.
Roe; two paris
HANDS, NOT HEARTS-A Novel; by Janet W. Viii
OUR GUARDIAN-A Novel; by Mrs Mackenzie Daniel.
FANNY HERVEY or, The Mothers Choice.
GAINES CASE-A full Report of the Great Gaines Ca se
No DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS, ENGIfJ E
Work AND ENeNEERING-Edited by Oliver Byrne.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES,
for January.
BRAITHWAITE's RETROSPECT OF PRACTI-
CAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY, for January.
EDINBURGH REVIEW, for January, 1850
LONDON LANCET, for February
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE, for January, February and
March.
LADY's BOOK, for January, February and March,
sARTAIN's MAGAZINE. for March
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, for February.
J. G. MORGAN, Exchange Place,
adjoining the Post-office
E Those subscribers who have heretofore received The
QUARTERLY REVIEWS AND BLACKWOODs IS
MAGAZINE from Messrs. WELD & Co. will please all
on the subscriber for them, the list having been TRANSFERRED
mhlS ztldp<W j. G. MORGAN.
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INV oRLEANs.

DT- The fourteenth days proceedings in the
case of the ship Russia together with an original
translation from the French, and an instructive
Tale, will be found on our first page.
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~ Those subscribers who have heretofore received he
QUARTERLY REVIEWS AND BLACKWOODs IS
MAGAZlNE from Messrs. WELD & Co. will please all
on the subscriber for them the list having been transferred
mhl2 2tdp<W j. c. MORGAN
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For Recnrder.

For Mayor, THOMAS ]. SPEAR, Independent Creyasse
Canddate-the Poor Mans Fnendto be elected in April
next
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CASH SILK GOODS EsTABLIsHMEI

e.. Yale sBr. ~ Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
MILLINERY ARTICLES,
RIBBONS,
LACEs, EMBROIDERY,
GLOVES,
shAwI.s
HOSIERY aud
NO. ~ MAGAZINE STREET,
dis Snap between Common and Cravisy ats
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EW Bingaman Course Eating rooms To Lett
The Propnetor Of the Bingaman Course will NG-
ROOMS to Of responsibility Inquire the Track. hill
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EW Shippers by brig CYCLoPs Capt R. Calhoun for San
Francisco Caona will please send in their bills Of ladmg she
and only take the bulk OF 900 Is light freight. Apply
BARELLl
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Er NOTICE.-Nether Captain undersigned Con-
sgnees of the British sNOWDEN from Liverpool be
responsible debts contracted By the said
Inh9 j. w. AEDREMS Z. CO. St
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HAVANA MARKETS, .March 9.-Sugars: Half-and- half
common to good, 52l99i4 SUPERIOR 74GOlOIs. White:
inferior regular, g. fair good, 94D91s SUPERIOR
lO@lOIs. Browns: 5a49sa. Exports from January l to
MaIch5: Sugar. 81 IFS boxes Coffee, 49, 1852 aobas Cigars
II, 739 M; Leaf Tobacco, 275, IFS pounds.
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We are authorized 10 announce A. d. CRossMAN the pre-
sent incumbent as candidate for reflection in April next
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
us- SEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON TIyTBD PACE

E The U. S. Mail steamer ANDREW JACKSON will positive
Leave THIS DAY. Wednesday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for Cincinnati
Madison Louisville, Paducah from POyras wharf
HYDE g. OGLESBY, ~ Poydras i.
PasaengeTs lhnneEE nlaash
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.Ve1U Spring Goods.

G. M. SIMPSON, 2s Charities street,
TTAS lust received and offers for sale the following
III SPRING GOODS, at moderate prices, at wholesale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MIErsos THIS EyENSs The great Land
Reform gathering 1t Tsnmany Bal 70 receive
Hon lEssc P Walker. U. Senstor from WIS
corIin the Riggen Union, lss hAdisOs-'t. Ship
savyeTs 3; the Church Of Hrnanity, Third|st BE-
tween Avenue and Lexissti the r1ilors a; 'heif
respective beadguarss the Cabinet Makers a.
HileDbrsnd's He,ter-st; the Protective Uni1n, -
The Operative Baker, Uaion EoGse Of CAL Reli-
irg Room ard Library, where the P. Union vii
meet weekly regularly bereaherl l27 Gsandst;
and the House Carpenters Of NeE-YOrk, without
dstinction whether they belosg TO the existing
AIsociations not, a. Convention Hal, I79 WOos-
ter st. to jOin in & procession 70 the Land Reform
Meeting al Tannsby Hall The meeting Of the
latter body commences Of O'Clock. We suppose
the members q the various Industrial Associations
who can make il convenient will attend the mass
meeting Of the Industrial Reiormers at Tsnmany
Hall
The Fourteenth Wrd Workiogmen meet in
Marion Square, corner OF Marion and Spring sta
in the Afternoon, previous 70 marching down 10
TtunaDy, and Will express their sentiments before
they leave at the recent high-hsnded doings At
the Loco Primary Elections, and reP0diate the
outrsges perpeirsted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29
MEDICINES
DISCOVERY

REPOT AT THE CARLTON hoUsC ~ Lecuard|l
c h. vabhsses In Juns ss, sausl.S Shs scienes Of
Medicine reduced 10 ne snpes, form consinng he I'm
means of hch every one ean be ais physician snd
spohoesy dihonon Of TIE hnowledse " The properties
Of plan, which via be Of ssssous ss'cs 70 humspisp
90 Inc dagger arislns hs of hr. gms resuuas
hom The piecsuon gseefsiy used to ps-vsoi academia
10 oder complete my phiiahhfopc sa,espns~ have
employed all The which my msginsuon nss sugxee
nsble the Whole population 81 the un tad Ssstss 70
receive is behs6u have addressed my memoir 70 eli ue
editors u e-spsp.rs hroughoG, INC linton, In order 70
enable every one 20 receive .uoi gratis recipe end
pfs.cnsuon which eon,scs ana 20 msss me nscessssy
Application withou, The aid OF any intermediary.
believe ihsihy addressing myself Governors o. the
respective and The Municipal Councils o me pfrci
Pc sassasi,s p-p.%sa, o. the dsos,. so,ssa@sot al
seset and insehgeni pefsoss ~S ssing NE ,es msens
IN popusrzs my discovery through the medium Of NE
cub,r prnts have dispatched COPY of my memoir 10
every editor whose address could ooss,n have ncgec
noshng 10 facilitate the universal sooSedge Of my die
covery have every to render Tho pfspaf
alton o. my pspsces easy 70 be- understood % hal every
In The suoee, might male ~tihoui dical
The prescription ior ~ use In al varsuss Of dssas~
Two o. no used are yey r.ss IN Me-. rsss NJ
and sboands English msrke the Arstoochin u
when there varieties tho long and The rount hs
Hsvipg learned mary individuals dssirous o.
sDg my pspscea for themselves bat nsd 5esn prevailed
20 iotorm me psbe lbs, 10 cbvA,s as dieay hsvs pre-
pared sssornen Of sl the necesssSy roos Ia The propo
eonslned In my memoir wnIen vtl give ons rsIon snd
qusrr Of Tho syrup Il 10 nsn oply oscesssy procure
cOho sugar and honey, waseh be readily obtained
The qusnuues OF INC roofs sbove tef-rrsd which
poss-ss being very limited would urge private lodi.
vidoNs and especially The CONNIE cia community, 10
inquiry for hetp and order from the Lsvant
OF Indies supply OF Tue soed v-sels Of eelna,
-bisb not found bore, and are net yc abundant svss
In Europe
Those DO not wish isse The uoube prepare a,
remedy. find Il put az In bottles 81 my depot fhe ar
xen request OF many OF ,he cixcns Of NsvYo and ne
dshei-rcy OF tbs meeAs us lbst
nasee ne 20 anticipate mo period sseb nsd hxed onf,f
nb trials o. my remedy In some par Too matter wnsrs OF
ne Unheo states ! cannot forbe1 urging 90 No pub
nc the expedieuey Of ghis 81 a. eay fsy Society
Interested ne quessor, especially win rssrcoce 10 he
gogess on me Cholera Ism ready 10 Su@sntss Win 81
corpsio ssgn my phanshsopic article ls tsoss honor.
able position In their journals which nsy DO 10 pssS
power TO give. Isol0 sm l. DEsoHAmPo
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES

.xrr4y a RissA ISL Ch..sal..si cal - sg,--l,.z
n ~ I, r.s-sous wannas sastes = I.I -a--f-.e1 u
sn-ses ara rassE.As for .uaalos al a--s-k "sssss
es- ~ ne bes c.ai, cciy al sci q Sflcs l-i -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29
LEsTaER hose,

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Was1IEES tc msnufsclnfoa iron oe eesi es- Ill
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Curriers' and Lsatsy Dessfl se'rys%
Who havS A o. tH .sle, crf skins, Val saa kfes az
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29

n John Friend, German Policeman, has been
arrested on q chEge OF having beaten ~ indentsd
Apprentice hyi1g With him in q cruel manner. IL
sppens I'll ire boy had been steaaes psa'aes
from the orchard OF Dsiehbor, and Mr. Fnead.
upop being insorpisd Of Il TOOK a rope and chss-
used IA. boy, whose name sc believe IL BaEs-
TIE boy baca presented bruised and lsscsrAsed
sppensGcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29

AccIpKsr.-on saturdsy morning last, a. the
six horse stage, containing - passengers, vas on
hs way from the Marine Pavillon 70 meet the z
o'cloek rsin Of ears, one Ct ne iore wheels cane
"a. which eaased the stage % upset Cam2bsn P.
White, ESQ q New. YorA. xho gas on the 100 ~
tire s,see, bad Bis sbOalJsT dsl',lssd By he IA