davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
California.

Full details Of the recent interesting news
from California will be found on the first
and second pages Of to-day's paper The
opening of the Spring season, though de-
layed somewhat beyond the usual period,
has given wonderful stimulus to the inland
trade and travel. From all parts Of the
country we have the same evidences OF
healthy, vigorous and animated spirit Of
business and improvement. The limits Of
settled territory are extending with great
rapidity. The tributaries Of the Sacramento
and San joaquin, for nearly two hundred
miles above their mouths, have each their
embryo mart "at the head of navigation"
and even the shifting tent-tOwns of the
miners, among the mountains, seem to have
taken fast root and become permanent and
substantial communities On the coast
north of Cape Mendocine, the long-sought
Trinity Bay has been discovered, and town
called Trinidad City, which was not founded
at the date of our previous adyices, now
turns out $50 voters. The unfortunate dis
aster by which several brave and gallant
men lost their lives, will long attach melan-
choly interest to this part Of the coast.
The accounts Of the agricultural prospects
of California are very gratifying. Other
soil than that of the placers will also be dug
this season, and with a golden return-in
sheaves, ears and pumpkins, which are even
better than the dust Probably no country
has been so misrepresented in this respect,
and none, we are sure, will justify itself
more lavishly. The mining region, more
over, continues prodigal as ever of exhaust
less wealth.
In a word, California is too busy too I'M
tiringly active and hopeful, to go far wrong.
She is loyal and patient withal; how much
longer must she wait, her rights unacknowl-
edged and her fidelity unrewarded?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

we were in truth Nation, knowing our
rights and firmly resolved to defend them.
They came to aid not mob, caste, a lac
ton. but valiant and determined People.
We trust Cuba mayyetbe Frea-internal-
" as well as externally-but we do nothope
for nor desire her emancipation by maraud-
ing expeditions, launched against her from
cur own shores, while she is tranquil at
home and at peace with all the world. In
such a state, there is no authentic evidence
that her people desire liberation, and unless
they do it is piracy for our citizens to land
On her shores il battle array for the pur-
pose Of sub7erting her Government And,
when they give US notice beforehand that
their ultimate object is her Annexation to
our Union, they brand their own motives
with ambition and selfshness. If we seek
to liberate other Nations, let US be careful
10 DO it under circumstances which forbid
the thought Of sordid aims. Let US not IN
woke the sacred names of Liberty and HUI
mapitv to cover our rapacity and our lust
Of empire. Otherwise, we shall involve our
country in war with half the world-a
war with the Rights of Nations and the die
tates of Eternal Justice. Let us chasten
our appetites and be content to improve
what we have rather than seek to bow the
wide earth to our scepter. There is wrong
enough to redress here without risking our
necks and the peace Of the world for those
who do not ask and will not thank us for
our intermeddling in their affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

Since the above came 70 hand we have received
the following important news;
Creot Excitement In savnuunh-Generni Lo-
nez arrested by the L. =. Marshal, with his
aid-Fxamined before the Z. =. District
Court and discharged.
CH,HLEsToS Sunday, May z6-5PM
We have received the following by Telegraph,
dated ~.
Much excitement was produced here last night
by the arrest Of Gen. Lopez by the U. s MarshL,
under orders from the President Of the United
States. His aid Maj. Sanchez Essnast was also
taken into custody. They were carried befofe
JUDGE Nichols Of the District Court. The Court
room, was densely crowded. No evidence being
adduced to Justify commitment the parties weie
discharged at about Il O'Clock last night, amidst
great cheering among the spectators.
Gen. Lopez was conducted to his lodgings at the
CITY Hotel by large escort Of citizens.
Being loudly called for, he came ont before the
people. and made an animated speech, interrupted
by the pauGiis Of the multitude. lie declared I
to be bis inaoxibe purpose TO persist in his enter
Prise. and was determined until Cuba was free and
diseuihralled from the yoke Of Spain at all risks
and at every hazard. Cheers.
He presented pleasing and intelligent appear
ance.
He leitihe city at clock this morning Sunday
for Mobile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY 81.
PHhlptL fsI,; -, s9I f',Si,h -

PHnl pEI PHf.. gundsy, Msy D.
saLEs oF srocEs-FSn Boor6-s3l70 Leigh .. 7St
500 STATE 81 1921 5000 Rdg 81. 70 c, Io eo 90 90
"a 90 Yorris Cfnsl b5 49,. Penn RI - DO b2-
IS III Ky b l.5i Penn RR q. 4ido - - L'
higtS2 - "a ., 40 Al *
~ Sqff6T - &c icql: e. go Texas Notes G D.
81 TO Reading RR, b5 81 50 Reading RI - 40 MOT
80 Rs,yd-S1C0O Tenn q 83l $500 Reading 81
70 s57ri; s3toco, rs, 7C; slfo Ciy % lu' D. OHND
b III; 20 Reading RR a. H.,
frS- Poar5-tg0 &C. 81. AWE ll,-i slifV s,illns
g. 10 ~: $50 sns Ready r. s. q; 100 90 -. . 'eAs
burg. fet. 81 Girsrd BIZ, ~ - -.,e -
Closing Prics-Duil-U IS g. u.s. fllst Y o. ~,
5f 7f Resd ts co. ~ col, Read Stock - si aoT-
re Canal Isrcl6: Union Cansl -Gl-i Grsfd 81 20
IL Bans, @G-i; N.cssburg, loiGHi texas NO'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
OFFICE OF THE DIAPHRAGM FILTBK
Oiemoved TO 257 Broadway.
my6 Ihs WALTER H. GIBSON.
CALROF INCOME BONDs oF NE NEW

GALE OF INCOME BONDS OF THE NEW
- YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY-Seaed
proposals Will be received at the Office Of the Company -
Wallst until Wednesday The l2h day Of June next a.
O'Clock ~ for the sale Of % 800 900 OF the Income Bonds
Of The Hew-York and Erie Railroad Company.
The whole issue Of these bonds amount TO So 600 bear
ing interest 81 per cert per snnum payable half yearx ~
coupons Ia The City Of New York. The fret days OF co
Iuary and August ard Tedsenable the pleasure o. mo
Company within FIVE years from the LIT Of Febrasy
Tnsse sonds are issued for the completion on 'ne 49,
Lake Ere and for The payment Of The prncps INC ns.
he whole income Of The rosd afIet sS 49, ~ 20
1851 and until he earnings shall reach si,.yv ~
snrum, IL pledged reservng Only sum 'NSN'~ PeS
the inieTest on the Mortgage Donos a, N. -. I'D,
The bonds will be issued In sums OF slOOo each, Win
coupons attached and proposals VI" pc received Tor any
,,r,ber fror, ore 10 twepty-fve hundred
Terms 10 Der cent on noce Of acceptance Of bids and 10
er en on he st Of each month thereafter; the OPP
nep OF The purchaser larger the whole amount may BE-
raid 81 an earlier dste
Ths bonds now offered all Of the issue the Company
have no dispose o. Acopy Of the bond may be the
ofce OF TIE Company where any further Information
CURED will be given.
PROPOSES should be endorsed Proposals for Income
Bopds and addressed Thomas Townsend Treasurer,
as " al Ct New York.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
ryI JelZ NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
THE LOPEZ EXPEDITION.
LETTER FROM CARDENAS.
THE GOVERNOR CARRIED AWAY.
Gen. Lopez Arrested In Savannah by the U.
:. marshai-His Subsequent Discharge
His Speech-He leaves for Mobile.

CHARLEsToS, Saturday, May ..
The following is the extract OF letter dated
Cardenas May 90, 1885, per Isabel
"Gen. Lopez, accompanied by about 500 men,
landed at this place from the steamer Creole, be-
tween and o'clock on the morning Of the 10th
May Sunday After short struggle with the
few troops stationed here, they took possession of
the town, and then besieged the house Of the Gov
ernor, where they net good resistance. They
set fire to bis house. He was consequently forced
either TO give up or to be burned to death The
invaders kept possession Of the town until yester.
day, when they left about O'Clock. carrying with
them our Governor, one or two officers, besides the
money they had robbed from the public Treasury.
They had second action with the troops before
leaving, and several were killed on both sides.
This unfortunate occurrence has caused mo-
mentary check in business.
We have not received any letters for the past
two days, because SIS soon as the invading band
arrived they took possession Of the railroads. cars
and engines, and it 10 said, sent men up the coun.
try to tear up the rails The invaders did not mo.
lest the inhabitants, although nearly every one took
refuge on board of the shipping in the harbor. We
trust that by tomorrow evening tranquility viii be
restored and the business Of the town 90 on as
usual.
We open our letter to advise you of the safe
arrival Of our Governor with the two officers cap.
tured by Lopez Near Paypieda they fell in with
fishing smack and it is said that Lopez agreed
to put them on board, on condition that the Gov.
ernor would use his influence TO save the lives OF
those left behind Five Of Lopez's gang are now
in the stocks.
CHARLEsroS.-sPM
Lopez, in the Creole, has reached Key West
with his men who were pursued by the Spanish
war steamer Pizaro. Lopez is now in Savannah
while bis 70 lowers are stKey West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
TWO DAYS LATER FROM CUBA.
FLIGHT OF THE INVADING FORCES.
The Creole mt Key West-Gen. Lopez at
Savannah.

The following teegraphic dispatch was received
on Saturday afternoon. 1t proves that the Growing
over the capture of Cardenas and the Freedom Of
Cuba was rather premature
sAvANSAH, Saturday Morning, May q.
The steamship Isabel touched off this port this
morning, from Havana and Key West. She left
Havana on the 22d inst-two days after the Ohio
According to the advices brought by the Isabel,
the invading forces are thrown into confusion, and
probably are already used W.
The steamer Creole which carried that part of
the invading force that landed at Cardenas, sue
ceeded in escaping from that port, and has ar
rired at Key Vest arih Gen. Lopes, the command
ey-inchief of the invaders on board. Gen. L. and
one Of his aids, Major Sachez Essnaga, arrived in
this city this morning, and have taken lodging at
the City Hotel.
The following information is obtained from him
The expedition left the Islay del Contoy, on the
northeast corner ofthe Yucatan coast on the 10th,
and landed at Cardenas on the 10th inst. The
Ohio brought word that the landing at Cardenas
took place on the l7th-Ed. Trlb.l They lost some
time in landing, which gave the authorities time TO
send an express TO Colozo, about ten miles distant.
The expedition entered the town and attack ed the
ail, surprising it to be the barracks The jail
guard, composed Of fifteen men, stood fire like old
soldiers. Troops were seen at this moment cross
ing the plaza. They were hailed, and answered by
firing upon the troops. After this, some soldiers
vert to the Government House, which was at
tackled. The House was well defended, but 1t
was finally burned. The few troops surrendered
thems elves.
The town Of Cardenas remained in peaceable
possession of the invaders. The troops, however,
being dissatisfied with their warm reception, and
having lost time in getting the wounded and fuel
on board the steamer Creole which was to return
for reiniorcements became disheartened, and nsis-
ted upon going to Key West.
They were closely pursued by the Spanish war
steamer Pizarro, but escaped.
CHARLESTON, Saturday, May 2j-P. M.
The steamer Isabel has arrived from Havana
The invaders succeeded in landing at Cardenas
and took the place. The palace was burned, and
the Governor is prisoner. The steamer after
wards escaped to Key West, and General Lopes
is u0to IN Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

rvA Cnrd.-The msmbersof Empire Engine Co. No
a. gratefully tender their thanks 10 DR. ANDREWS 40 Pearl
Al DR. De FOREST Health Warden Of the First Ward and
10 DR. TRApHAGEN $50 Pearst for their kindness and pro-
fessiona services 20 the members and friends Of the Com
PAW no were seriously injured at the IRE In Frontst on
Friday night last More especially do they return their
warue thanks to the humane and sko lady Of Dr. GEO.
H. TRAPHAcEN who almost instantly upon the spot,
having voluntarily le her home midnight alone and
foot aid sevsing the suferngs Of those who had so
ties az Fremen Such philanthropy will ever be spprec-
ated. To Mr. SAMUEL PERRY Of Frontst we are under
obligations for the Of hs carriage to convey the wound
ed 10 their homes. WARREN BLlNEN, Foreman
THos WALKER Secretary myT ltg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
THE OLD ESTABLISHED CITY

Cssh Tailoring Establishment Of EDWARD Fox, 202
Brosdwsy,is removed to the building adjoining the
AsIor House. BaTcsy-st This extensive and splendid
room can be entered from y Vesey and Barclay sts
where be proposes carrying on his business until his
rebuilt and finished upon the site Of the Chemical
Bank between the Museum and the Justly popular Hat and
Cap establishment Of Mr. Genn. 2l4 Broadway.
The proprietor impeed by high sense Of duty, avSs
himself Of the present opportunity Of returning his grateful
gments his friends and patrons for
the great patronage extended him for Of years
and in the enlargement Of his business be alone actuaed
By the desire the wants fully OF the daily increas
Ing demand Of the public for Garments made al bis aore
The many facilities which he possesses IN the impona-
ton OF superior Clohs Csssmeres and Vesngs and the
purchase OF Domestic Goods being always effected the
Cash principle enables him hold forth advantage which
cannot fail to be duly appreciated By discriminating COM
uuniy. myl5 lmeodb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
GENERAL NOTICES.

re- Rocky MountRin Drab Beaver Hats
Bad, Conner Pine and NAssansts invites he attention. Of
he customers and ne public to his beautiful White and
DrsS Beaver Hats TIE ghtness and gentsy o. this bat
and tic extensive last season has Induced him 10 get up
he article IN the NOS; reh and elegant He hss
also fne assortment Of Gensemeu's Straw and other Has
OF the lsies. descriptions BIRD,
uyl7 6wis cor. Pine and Nassau as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
~ RogIe,. AmoIe !. one Of !he best articles we

r. BogIe's AmOIe 10 one Of the best articles we
tor shaving II leaves the face son AZ satin. Call
and purchase bottle, and you will not be disappointed.
LYNN, Jan. %, 1880.
To WIN. BoGLE. ~ Washingtou.sL Boston-Dey Sir;
Your Hyperion Fluid Is undoubtedly the best article for
the hair In the market Dandruf, which used TO accumu-
late my head Is entirely removed by It's use IL
gives also pleasant feeling TO the head and inpas 10
the hair glossiness of the most brilliant description.
Your AmOle Shaving SOspr Is by all odds the ines aud
agreeable have used and recommend II cheer
fully those who hsve strong beard and tender face.
My friends who have used IT, speak Of Il In the highest
terms Yours respectfully, 2. PARRlTT
For sale wholesale and RETAIL at A. B. ID. SANDSs,
100 Fnon.sL and hy The proprelor WIN. BOYLE Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
TRENTON FALLS,

y. l.
~ The Proprietor OF the Hotel at the Falls informs
he public that he has greatly enlarged his house since e
last season more than doubling bis former sccommods
tons including in bis Improvements new and spacious
dipingIOom-
He Is now prepared for the reception OF visitors and
families wishing 10 make arrangements by the week or
month be furnished with suites OF rooms ana
well ventilated NJ MOOhE'
There IL now plank road from Utica and persons leav
ING In the evening boat arrive st the Hotel
before p NJ. Of the next day. myN lWs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

HAIR DYE.-We have before very briefly alluded to the
article manufactured and sold by the proprietor under the
caption OF "GARDSERs InimitAble Hair Dye" and with
out desiring draw nvidous comparisons between this
and similar articles before the public, we may be per-
mied say ihs, the great excellence and superiority OF
this article consists In s eoloring the hair thoroughly
without staining the skin. and gives the hair ch nstu
raj lively appearance and not the unnatural dnge which Is
defect exhibited by kinds Of hair dye, especially
when the hair Is seen in an oblque direction
We have testimonials from persons OF disdnc-
ton who have used this article which fully corrobersle
our views Druggists BARRIERS and others in Of
peror article OF Hair Dye would do well to furnish them
selves with supply which may he had Of the proprietor
At Bsrclay-st American Hotel For further particulars
see advertisement in another par; Of our paper.
fMerchauis' Ledger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
BRONCHIAL
CONSUMPTION CURED
scHEYcKs PULMoNIc SYRUP.

sCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP.
DR.. J. II. ScHENcE; Having bsen cured OF confirmed
Bronchial Consumption by the Of your PumOnc Syrup
deem II my duty publicly to state my case l had not
beeu well for several years. and last Fall from the effects Of
rod had distressing cough attended with great difficult
vofbreabps 90 much 80 that could not lie down IN bed
Nv appetite WIS gone-bowels very cosve and digestion
Greatly impaired nolhing scarcely that would re-
main upon NY stomach; was much emAciaed and had
violent ehs fever and sveais very Ike the ague can
10, describe my situation and sufenngs and when came
t Of the Hospital where the doctors sad incurzble
with Bronchial Consumption, gave up getting well
Many Of my friends supposed would rot i've long twas
hen heard Of your medicine and some Of The great
II had made and inspired with ray Of hope which
was not disappointed.
Your Pulmoric Syrup was the remedy my system want
ed II relieved ny cough and procured for resi- It
looened the phlegm matter and enabled raise il
freely ard easily; il regulated my bowels and caused my
food to dgesi WELL and did not need any purgaive pulls
sNer coz neneed using IL # sAAyed myehs and fever
and stopped my swess am well satisfied your PuImonlc
syrup the only remedy that would have cured me,
esects we're altogether different from any remedy had
used; and | recommend iis because has been The
means Of saving my life.
Ysw-Yori City, Maya
GRAND DEPOTS FOR
sCHENcKs PULMONIC SYRUP
NEw.YoRK-Cv Cnckener 4 Co. 81 Barclay-st
PHILADELPHA-Dr. sehsnck, COATES and Mar
shall sts
BALrrNoRE-C Candy Bartlett Lzht-st
demonstrating Co.'S stste-sl
NEwoRLEASs-J. Wright 4 Co. Isl chGrtes-st-
Pace 81 PER BOTTLE or SIX BOTTLES FOR s5I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

r. Nofice Is hereby given that The n Y 3. ; q.
NAsoNs vii hold public meeting on Iuesday eFeuh.
reN Mav g. r heir rooms 76 PuncesL and AZ operatives
are respectfully invited attend, whether they beiong 10
tie society or not There gentlemen 10 address
~; meeting and q The sincere wish Of the society tnai All
whom may concern would attend as are detsrmhei,
cre sid put down the subc0nuacing that IS carried
FRANCIS FLANNAGtN
PrrrR Mur DOOR r Secretary. my<7 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
FIRE WORKS edges PRE- WORKS.

rINHE MOST EXTENSIVE, brilliant and magnificent
coloTed Fire Works manufactured In this country
ready and In progress for celebrating the Fourth Of
July displays for cities towns public gardens private par
tea &c with new and splendid machinery be supplied
al shortest notice. Also heavy stock Of Beautiful coored
small Works Of every description. Dealers In Fire Works
will find II their interest 70 examine the same as they
splendid superior articles never before offered in
keL beng entirely Dealers supplied al mandatory
prices The old United States Laboratory, Jersey City.
geodsr / Il En(fE. pgrolechnists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR Won HEERIN0ENs
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY,

27 Broadway opposite City Hsrooms ii and ~ Sd floor
A FREE SCHOOL for instruction Ia Piano, Guitar
n Harp, Violin aud Vocal Music. Instruction given IN
the old or new system OF notation both, al the pleasure
OF the pupil Terms In classes per month only Tor use
Of Instruments private essons SO per quarter OF "a les
the Conservatory do DO 80 per quarter Al resi-
dences myl4 isN
COyERNEss.-Amid middle aged lady, with satisfactory
VI reference ard many years experience IN teaching the
English wishes obtain situation instrucress In
private family NoObecuon 10 the country or to Iayel
Address N l.. $40 Broadway. my4 5us'
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-lrving
Dlnsriute, TaryOwn, N. Y. Pupils admitted al any
time. Circulars al 905 Broadway
my27 I'm WIN. P. LYON, A. NJ Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
CLAfRvoyANCE

AND 0-MAGEETISH By the greatest csis'
<tyOysnt ard msRnetZer 10 this city She will tell YOUR
disease and The medicine that will cure that disease Over
two burdTeo cases Of chronic diseases cured this s
year By the great clarvoy and electromagnetic The
csvsysnt vsiIec daily by OF the most skifu ply
scsDs Of Ibis city for the cure Of disease This wonderful
csiryoJsnt was with Ora Brown Holock al ia Cham
berssi This sse clairvoysut can consulted now a.
lie Spring a. New orb city whore abe 10 dong wonders
for The sick and suffering aer all other means nsyo
Tie Esmss ard resdebce Of he hsd ne oa
ysnfs flee tnst have been cured BY following nef dnee
u6ns NB-A private room for sdies ~,,.
Ofee ll6 springst New York cry. my""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
eENTLEMENs WEARING APPAREL

CHARLES X. FOLWELL, Draper and Tailor,
Ors quality work made 20 order s44 FulIon-st between
William and God has Just purchased for cash. choice as
low rent and eel for cash, be 10 enabled 10 make up IS
per cent less Than Broadway prices de has or tae asI
sht wear. en- owed epuon (eyen by those Of the sane
rade OF cutting The beat fitting garments and 40 tor tase
and style be vii guarantee eSoDos bs bea!e1, eqused
WyT lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

CHfNEsE ASSEMBLY RoOMs-The fascinating music OF
the Bells 10 rapid coming into fashion here Al wedding
which took place IN Other evening N one Of our most d-
frgu and Hrfiocfc families the Lancashire Beitrg-
~ were ohiHntd a. Mr Bsuum az ~ Immense price ID
enhance with heir elegant ursic the nauy u me occa-
sll Their every evening are wei ae-d7a' 20,
Is PEOPLE oftsste srd style Mss Lesirs singing IS hleh
e6u-ifec hem M Harris1n too - very popular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
~ PbrcpoIoay and Me,merism.-A course OF


Lectures on Phrenoogy and Mesmehsm wi bs given by
Professor PALMER al Knickerbocker Hall corner Twenty
thirdst and Eighth av commencing on Monday and Tues
day evenings the 27th and 18th inst at 8 O'Clock Mes
erc experu given the close OF zach Lecture illus
ualng and confirming the truth Of these sciences FIsl
Lecture free. collection will be- taken up to pay
penses. my27 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

~ For Auctioneers, Ship Owners and others, well
Manufacturers and Merchants who have occasion adj
vese In newspapers Of other cities and any part
Of country, the rcades cheapest and by far the
convenient method 10 hsnd In their advertisements the
Agent an this building. He prepares correct copies for
each paper without any expense to the advertiser charges
no postage and ali trouble to the advertiser while he
ipIers them In the quickest time and the publishers
lowest rates The agency has been long established In the
Tribune buildings affords choice Of the very beat papers
AID much satisfactory information be obtained In every
thing pertaining 10 advertising in the journals OF other
eines and towns See his advertisement City Trade" In
another column.