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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

AS FIRsr-RATE Cook, by a respectable
LAWonian, who understands Boneing Turtles and IS
thoroughly acquainted with her business give the best
OF city reference. Notes applications addressed TO A.
w ii FN-si the rear will be puucIually attended To-
u9
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A S Cook, Washer and Lroncr, by young
L "A. woman, who is good plain Cook, and hrs-raie
Washer and Honer, aud understands flouscw0rk aud
Chauhergorh no objection either Best ofreerencc
from her last place Call nj 80 ThldaY Can De seen Tor
DAYS. NIX II
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A S Coon Cook, Washer and Ironer, by
4 resrectahle Woman in prvae!faniy; she under
stands Baking and can give the best Of city reference if
required Apply al . West Twelfth second floor ltA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

a ) CHAMBERMAID or General House
tnaid hy respectable Protestant young Woman in
nice family good referesce given Cali al 3li Frsts7
first floor up stairs hack room nl2It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

a S GROOM or Coachman, by a newly
"a married Man, payable weekly is Of sober, steady
habits Frstrae city references as TO character and capa
bity will be given Address j. c. care of Mr. Sphinx, 407
Broome ST or can be seen ut ZS2 Mottsi. nl2itf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

a S NURSE and Seamstress IN a private
IA family by one, aud to do Chamberwork and Waiting
Housework by the other by two very competent tidy
Girls with good city reference Apply a. 30 Thompson
81. corner OF Amity, in the Bakery. nl2 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

a 5 CHAMBERNAID and Laundress, or as
1 Agood Cook, Washer and Ironer by respectable
las, place Call al 6s EizsbeIlst second floor Can be
seen for days ul2 tx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer by a re-
Aspectahle Protestant Girl understands Baking Is
good Washer aud Ioner has objections to do general
Housewok in small private family; has good city refer
enco from her last place. Call al Yandew itt
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TOHN II. STILL, Wholesale and Re
GEORGE P. puTNAMS NEW puB.

3 0IIAN " UttNt w
~ tail Dealer in NEWSPAPERS. CHEAP PuBLICA.
TlONS. BOOKS and STATIONERY. Portsmouth, sQuare,
two doors from the Post Oifec San Francisco, u C.
n b Cash advanced onconsignmens ofCheap Pobhca-
tons, Books and Stationery
Greeley McElrath New.l orr; Sleeper Rogers Bos-
ton. Alohatt & Co James King, j Winchester, ssq e
{ kembie Esq San Francisco nl2 I'm
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vgIO MERCHANT AND OTHERS

Il person Who has thorough kuowlcd &c OF and may
years practical experience iii the Manufacture OF CLOTH
ING tor all parts OF the Union, and who has very large
circle of acquaintance with the best class OF customers
sufficient TO command large amount OF business-Wshes
TO connect himself with Dry Goods House. Cloth House
or Capitalist into The Wholesale Clothing business
he would manufacture for per ccnage such goods as
establishment may have hand which they desr
GUS TO put into shape That VIII render them lcabc All
communications win be treated confdcntaliy. Address
ANUFACTURER, Tribune Office ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, OF General
"a Housemaid by very respectable Girl Best Of CITY
reference given required Call e $50 Fourths between
Avenues f and c. nl2lt+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12
WANTED.

WJANTED-A YOUNG MAN who
w understands Benefits system OF douby entry book
keeping, a moderate salary. None need apply unless
thoroughly acquainted with the above system. and well
recommended JOS. B. CLOSE x SMITH,
nl2 IL 81 Wllhm-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

a S Coop PLAIN Cook, iirst-ratc Wash
y er and Ironer do General Housework IN PI7-
vaic family by respectable young Woman best oil city
Pearl second floor, back room nl2 ltF
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,,..UvaRn wEEHLY rHIBUNE,
erfgB eKnIt- WERMTlY TRIBUNE
rHK NEW.YORK TRIBuN

rasbss ID every We2g<sdGg ard 5atarGay n9s .3n
gyf,e 50 er annan. Two copies for s. zen or @-"'
A3yeTtsslasnls cents hue each insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

RRADBURY'S UPPER CLASSES
AD Ladies snd Gentlemen DESTROYS OF joining the Glce
and Song Union, vii Ifeet on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
81 RRnAnNuAN =, IL ...r..A
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MEDICAL TENT BOOK for STU

lVh DENTs-TnE PALACES OF TUE FACULTY
itolo iN''V"' - fNe.0 LONG ( BRO. 43 Aun-st
stn THANH you sincerely for valuable "ofi hse
no objections To being uncbenca can be useful aud agrees
with YOU that human stomach not WedEcwood mo- Ar
''' ~ ~ Yours truly, ASHLEY COOPER
To Dr. s. DicYsos, London. nj. atIu&s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

VTST PUBLISHED.-S IN
pTRODUCTORY LESSONS IN ARITHMETIC 1t
is believed that teachers In want OF primary Arithmetic,
will on examination, regard this ~ the best >
nl2St PRATT WoODFORD Go. Cofumd-sl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

a s NURSE and Scamstress. or Chamber
fNmaiA ard seamstress, by respectable young Woman
she is always in the habit flaking of Children and is
good plain Workwoman she hired four years IN her last
place, 8id give the best OF city reference CAN at 10
Tlumpson-st in the rear frst floor. nl2 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

49, gger,nutilc I,ibrnry association Lectures.
The second Lecture OF the before this institution
mhe delivered in the Broadway Tabernacle on Tuesday
v,aang Nov r. att O'CLOCK by the very Rev JAMES RY,
pnn. DD.. of Georgetown, D. c. Subject: TIE JEsuIrs'
Abundance IS cents Tickets to The course may be had
II The Desk The Library, and at the principal Book Stores
nrxn GEO. PECKIIAM, Chairman Lecture Com
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a S Cook. Washer and Ironer, by re-
~ Specialize Young Woman who is good Cook, first
te Washer mud roner and an excellent Baker; the best
Of city reference given. Apply at 1856 lIoRstonst few
doors from The BOWcTy, where she can be seen tor t"o
DAYS. nl< Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

VNRY GOODS.-Most complete assort.
A y ment Of Ladies' Gents and Chldrens DRESS
GOODS to be- found in The city. g. Nj. BoDINE,
nos Inv 323 Grand-st, cor. OF Orchard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

AS CuAMBERMAID and Laundress or
IA C;onberuad and Waitress aud take care OF Chi,
trcn by smart actiye young Woman of Industrious anu
steady habits understands hting and clear sIarchne Ie
very best of CITY references from her last place where she
lived for three years Can be seen for two days at 351
irwclnh.st between First and Second avg. nl2 it1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

TRAVELLERS and MIGRANTS will
4 find complete assortmcn, OF POCKET MAPS iand
GUIDE BOOKS for every part OF the United States. at
TANNERS Map Store 2O Broadway. where may also oe
had WALL MAPS ofhe WORLD,qu0ners United states
North aud South Americ6, on rollers. nlI N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

A $ Cook, to help at the Washing and
"A Ironing in a private family by very competent tidy
Young Woman with good city reference Call at II SiXh.st
In the Bookstore. MI -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

A S CHAMBERAIAID and Waitress by re-
spec,able Young Woman; would assist with Sewing
or in Nursery in small private family, Can produce the
very test Of city reference. Call at WaslnsIon.pacc
OF her present employers Can be seen or TWO days ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

Tie public are respectfully informed that NEXT wee IS
positively the last during winch AI'le. Jenny Lind wllre-
remain in New-York 49,,
The Bird Song and Echo Song will tby general desire)
he sung eac Of the few remaining Concerts N Se"'
York. hi- II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

a S CHATBERMAlD and Waiter, or as
L u Chsmbermaid and Plain Sewer BY young woman
who has lived three years in her last place The of
reference can be given Call Gas Westinghouse; NIP l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

NALICO PRINTERS BLANKETS,
OLnpping and Sieve Cloth Type Printers and EngraYes
Blankets Roller Ceayer and Jacket Cloths for sale by
mvi1 " C. B. LIE BARON, 50 Pine-s!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

A S CHAMBERMAID, Seamsuess, Nurse,
IN Waitress, or 10 do the light Housework OF small
bul Who can give unexccponable references fer character
and ability Apply nj 200 Mercerst third story, or at BelIs
Intelligence ONCE 80 eonard-st Carlton House. n2 lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
Thursday I'm Consress-He bster, Clay, sew
ard, Duer, Iowa, &c.
Editorial Correspondence.

Editorial Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jnne Is, 10
We had grand opening in the Senate this morn
inc First. Mr.. WEBSTER, in his earnest massive
manner, argued against striking out the Texassec
tion Of the bill. embracing the settlement OF the
Boundary, compensation to Texas tor surrenderins
her claim to New Mexico, &c. &c. He was grave
deliberate impressive, forcibe-s indeed he new
err fails to be.
Gov. SEWARD followed in reply. He opposed
the amendment on many grounds, but mainly De
cause of his determined opposition to every part oi
the bill He would vote to kill the bill as "hoie'
and to kill it in detsi-to decapitste II OF take
Joint from Joint He considered this bill the great
obstacle TO action on the part Of Congressional II
had already delayed the public business by months
and was still obstructine and preventing iegslsuon
pressingly needed by the Country Let this az
gregation Of incongruous measures be withdrawn
let the several subjects included therein be taken
up separately and acted on and Congress might
promptly and beneacently perform its duty to the
Country.
Mr.. CLAY sprung up as Gov. g. concluded. The
Senator from New York charges the friends Of this
bill with obstructing the progress ofpublic business
, | sm amazed at this charge. We, the majority o.
the Senate, obstructing businessi Have we moi
steadily and earnestly pressed forward Have
WE not been uniformly anxious TO bring these EN-
{ barras.ing controversies to a decisioni And have
we not been steadily resisted and imPeded BY th'
Senator from New-York and those who act will
,, hint Have they not sustained every proposition
for delsy7 Did they not waste weeks in opposing
the very az pointmeut OF the Committee OF Concia
1 tion1 But for this resistance OF the minority, w
O might have had this measure before Us two month
4, earlier than it was presented. Have they no
fought US in this spirit at every subsequent step
Did they not propose TO lay the matter over for
+ week after the death Of Mr.. Calhoun And hav,
; we no, just days wasted by them on a motion
T. for indefinite postponement which was withdraw
as soon a. the Senate was ready to vote upon it
Il We Of the majority press for action. progress, de
csion the other side has fought for delay, inactio
postponement. Yet re are accused Of obstructinl
the action Of Congress Irepel the charge with in
I dignation!
8 Ger. FooTE OF Miss next hObbled up, and threv
W his srotesque little person into all manner Of VI
"a .eemly contortlons. while he endeavoed 10 expires
-, hi, ipexpressible indignation and am1emeDt
~ Gov. Stewards inputstion on the friends Of the b
g. He be a, out txo or three Of Mr. Clsys suggestoI
10 vary thin, and made Of them speech quite resPe
70 ,sble-in length. Bat the steam bad been geitiI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
CAHILL AT HOME.

u Have you been to the grard evee Of LADIES' WHICH
CAHILL is holding all day snd every day al bis ne~ and
spacious store, S77 Broadway Never were exquisite
specimens Of aiel shoes and CATERS fitted 10 fair feet 10
more superb saoon Ills about $50 feet IN depth BY 80 eet
wide Tie door is covered With Brussels carpet splendid
sofas and lounges distributed through The room ara on
either side rise above piles Of siced boxes con
sninc az handsome specimens efsyls and workmanship
In the department. Of ladies' shoemakog as we have ever
seen ether In or out OfParis
Mr CAHILL has Gso complete and sAensVe s0eA VI
seuemens wear made b. The be'' "orAnen ana SOU !"
he 10 ives. prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
Conoress. Yesterday.

In the House Mr.. McCLERNAND, from the
Committee on Federal Relations, reported a
bill amendatory of the act to carry into ei-
feet the Treaty between the United STATES
and the Ottoman Porte. Mr. BUEL from
the same Committee, reported bill grant
ING indemnity for French Spoliations prior
to 1900. Both bills were committed to the
Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. BAYLY from the Committee Of Ways
and Means, reported appropriation bills Tor
the Post Office and Indian Departments for
The fiscal veal ending June 80, 1851. Also
a bill to supply deficiencies in the Jodlcia'
department of the Government for the year
ending the both of the present month. Inc
Uouse went into Committee of the Whole,
and the California question being in order
was nut aside and the Judicial Deficiency
bill taken up. After sharp discussion the
Committee rose and the bill was passed.
The Senate. alter voting IL to % net to
adjourn over till Monday, took up the Omn'-
bns and rejected the amendment OF MIR.
CLEMENS to pay Texas one million OF dol
lars for her claim to the disputed Territory
8 to 80. The question then recurring on
Mr. TuRNEY's amendment to strike out the
entire section in regard to the boundary OF
Texas, the subject was discussed by MeSSrs.
KING, BUTLER, RusK, HALE, BERRIEN and
BENTON, and was finally rejected by 8 ma
iority, "a to q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
The Hungarian Refugee. in Turkey

The letter Of our correspondent at Con-
stantinople published in The Tribune this
morning, shows that great number OF the
Hungarian refugees now in Turkey are IN
condition of extreme want and suffering
Those who, driven by starvation and misery
have apostatized from their religion, have
been provided for by the Turkish Govern
ment, while such as still adhere to the Chris
tan faith are utterly destitute, and with no
resource except the small, and now exhaust
ed contributions of private charity. They
are indeed not the leaders of the Magyars
who are thus afflicted; Kossuth and the
more prominent men, in compliance with
the contract made with the Austrian Gov
eminent, are kept as prisoners in the int
rier of Asia Minor, and of course taken
care of by the Government which subjects
them to restraint. The sufferers of whom
our correspondent speaks in such urgent
terms, are subaltern officers and private sol
diers who escaped into Turkey with the
rest and have been set at liberty by the
Porte.
These unfortunate men certainly have
claims upon this country. Their situation
appeals to us as Republicans and as Christ
ians. They suffer because they fought FOL
Liberty against oppression. and because
they will not even in this extremity, aban
don the faith Of their fathers. About the
desperation of the case there can be ne
doubt. The statements Of our correspon
dent may be received with absolute conf
dence. We hope they will be felt in then
full force by the people of this country
We ought to save these soldiers Of Liberty
these immoveable adherents Of Christianit.
from starvation. The appeal is made to us
Let it be worthily answered.
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nY2su
WEAKNESS AND INAcTIoN.

~ These are invsrisbe results Of obstinate coughs
and cods The sufferer feels sngud, weak and enervaIeu
loses APP edte and flesh, and wastes away to 'naoo"'
For their orn sakes we recommend oil who are mus se'
ed to try sPorTEs's CoDLIvER OIL CANDY. we k"'"
b, has rescued hui dreds from tbs condition, and re-
stored them to health and usefnuess "A an eTprizen L
The duty Of the sufferer Vt II can do no haTT and
The IL veutor is willing be he'd up 10 the world 10 an n
po.or II does do good Apart from all consideraohs
of pof BIS conscience would not permit bin TO omit re
cnmruding what verify believes 10 be the best pumo
80 nTsnernfop M sxstence For sale al lS b. wefy, and
nv duggis:s generally. Price IS cents per package.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
FAMILIES SUPPLIED

r Stranger. visiting The Guy. sell IS hoss VINO are
rs,. .,s o0.n al sland where they can BUY 'nsi
DR. Goods 10 the beat Advantage. We inOw % 'eas'
hOl.e ,hAn the asss, fowls, 2si Grad 'i oo-n,',-
Hail rbi. /. rspasd TO be The ehespssl esso'hne.s ~
New-YOrs We would state that hey import al 'heu
bsgn goods dree,-bay and sell 10 his naike' iof eA'0
and s.w.ys nam. the loves prizes hrst
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A DELIGHTFUL BOOK FoRALAzY HOUR

COLTONS DE- TX AND TUNI'
y-"A more spirited and entertaining book cannot Dc
found for The travelling public either by sea or land 10 0a
forns or Europe in the rsosd car or tie steamboat "a
loon; in he silent reea! Of The county, or Tue
b,r, n tbe fs,hiopAble than Rev. WALTER CoLToN's
Deck md Por or The Daily Incidents OF Cruise to CAL
forna via Cape Horn giving ie,ches OF Rio, Valparaiso
Lima Honolulu and ssn Fnncsco. Price, 81 %.
Published by A. s. BARNES Co. 81 John'sc
liz Passion The frs. Of August A. s Barnes Co
will publish co,ons Three Years In California, with en-
r.vi,ys ard nor,rait. jel5 p
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ TIE Ladiss Of his Civ and he vicinity wil be- ,icby
repsd for lime spent Wishing ire store Of Messrs j. W.
BANkER Co corner Of Catherine ard Monroe stt They
have recently reduced he prices on her entire stock Of
Spring Sumner oods consisting q silks, Ss tissues
foclard sks bsreges grenadines toll De no' linen u''es
SILK bareges, mn,lns orgsncies lawns, gDghsms de
LANES esrc e. msutias ysets Grape and barge ShsTi
psrasos dapehes good, for ard boys wear ofevey
deception hosiery gloves and hsudkerchef end In TACT
every article sult.ba for The r-e.@nt seasop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15

~ CsSros CRAPs sHAwLs, and every other A'nd ana
.,vIe OF nsht Sumner and travelling Shawis, as well
as Winter Cashmere and Wooden ShswlS' Msn"!ias
of beautiful styles elegantly trimmed with lace ana
in fact every Kind OF ladies Dress Goods, as shEs
Foulard Shs, Grenadines, French Musln' ana Lawns
Organdies &c &c. may be obtained at very great
b,reains at HITCHCOCK 4 LEADBEATERs, SAT Broad.
wsy corner Of Lecnsrd whee the ladies' are sure Of fair
and upright dealing and OF getting their goods al the very
lowpat
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a sviudIe as IS IA swindIe-The Public
Printing.


editorial Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June H.
There are several little errors in the man
agement Of the Printing of Congress. l. 1t
never gets done. .. Much Of it never ought
to be done. 3. 1t has been very badly done.
4 Men are found to undertake it at rulnous-
" low prices for honest work, thereby shut
ting out the fair dealer from competition,
and then endeavoring to reimburse their
losses and over-fn their pockets by the gross
est gOugiDg For examples
The printing of the last Congress was BID
for and taken very low by an Albany hrm'
They know how to do good work, but they
did the other sort, using paper that quar-
ter of decent Bohea should be ashamed to be
caught in. But they went through with it
some how and pocketed their full pay, and
have since talked of walking into the atfec-
tons of Congress for an extra allowance OF
Twenty Thousand dollars or such trife'
which they viii get Of course-in horn,
The days of Galphinage in the matter Of acts
for the relief of this or that fanctionary OIL
contractor are very nearly run out in these
diggings.
There was a new bidding in February o
last wear for the Printing Of the present Con
yress. and among several low bidders
Messrs. Trenholm and Belt, Journeymel
employed in The Union Office, cut under a
the rest. Their sureties were Ihoma
Richie, Editor of the Union aforesaid, an
Gen. Thomas II. Bayly, now Chairman
the Ways and Means in the House, goo
snot for the Public Printer to have a suret
in. In short, Father Richie was the rel
bidder, through his jOurneymen-the gam
being to secure the work first, and look Oh
for the profits afterward. And one Of Il
means whereby the deficiencies Of the n
prices at which they volunteered TO take u
work are to be made up has just been OF
cially developed by a Report from the )
mates Printing Committee, through NJ
Borland, its Chairman.
The case is this: The Sapreme Court
is term of 1889, decided two impOrsa
cases involving the right Of the cities vine
Immigrants land from Europe to lay t
on such Immigration. The question W
importantly New-York, Boston, and ale
other places-and somebody moved In L
Senate that the official report Of the case al
decision be printed for the use Of the Sena'
This was travelling out of the record, but {
motion prevailed, and 1850 copies we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
p,-rNr TApEsrRY THREE.PLY AND

PATENT TAPESTRY INGRAM CARrErs-Ths new al d
beautiful article cannot be found any other warehouse
10 the United States bur at the celebrated cheapest Carpet
E,isb tlmenl in the United States, % Bowery, HIRAM
ANpERsoNs. The prices Of those Carpets sIe put "i'nh
the means Of boUsekeePer should defer
embracing The opportunity The six spacious sho" rooms
Of that famous Cheap Curpet Warehouse are le1 vita
Tnpfsb Three Piy rain CBTpe e Rugs, on
Window Shades, TBSe Covers. &c g. "onoeriW 10"
nrcea Do not fhil 10 call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
GENERAL NOTICES.

ey- Rocky MOuniaia Drab Beaver Hats
sRp Corner Pine and Nassausts invites the alLsn1ioA o.
lie customers ana public his beautiful White sas
Jrab Beaver Has The ghIness AMI genlIy Of 'his IA
aud iti ei sye s season. has Induced him 10 sup
ne ,,c!e N me moa rich and elegant msanef de hes
N.o ane assortment of Genteuens Straw and oihef Haa
4 nc latest descriptions. blHD'
nyl7s,da cor. Pine and Nassau Gn.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
TEAS AND cOFFEES.

TEAS AND cOFFEES.
u We have received Of the beat Teas thai las
been offered TO families for nEmber Of years and are sell
lag the best Of Gunpo~der Imperial and Young hy'
Teas for G. per ID very good for So and 10 per ID oe'
.ck and oolong Tess "a per 10; more OF mai L1u.
Go -, T.xs 1. "a Der To- good Coffee 10 cents and
.0,n sugar, and AL GrJesnes cheap, and wAffah'ea
the best. ..,,,va srpprtrD
Ia all part. OF tbs City and Brooshn-
IA. PARKER, "a and 2ss BrOOme cor Ludlow
NR-Be.t .rfn. only cents pound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15

ROMANCE AND REALITY.--we know 1t reads Ike ro-
M auce when We ssserl that pair of Linen Caters made
with care and taste be sold 81 80 low charge ~ 10
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