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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-24

his own and Jenny Lind's.
Chief Marshal, p. Il. Barnum.
Military Escort
Brig. Gen. J. Jones Sidney and Staff.
Band playing the Greeting to America"
Philadelphia Greens.
Pennsylvania Light Fal tastcals.
Independent Blues.
InvncibIe Reds.
MILE JENNY LIND,
In Queen Adelaide's State Carriage,
drawn by Is horses.
The Mayor and ex-Mayor,
on one horse.
Select and Common Councils on foot.
Police. Police. Police.
Purchaser of the First Ticket.
Deputation from the Managers of the
several Insane Asylums.
Marshal-Manager ofthc Museum.
Tom Thumb, in his State Carriage, ac-
companied by Titania, the Fairy Queen.
The Invisible Lady, in Green.
Ehigics of Genin, Dodge and Ross.
Ghost ofJoice Heth.
The Mammoth Woman mounted OH the
stuffed Giraffe.
The Fat Boys, reduced for the occasion.
by low diet.
The Chinese Family, playing national
The Negro turning White.
U. S. Commissioner under the Fugitive
Slave Act.
Police. Police. Police.
The Temperate Family taking the
Pledge.
The Incorporate Family, taking another
social glass.
"The Drunkard,"
Much "fatigued," after a hard run Of
500 nights.
Police. Police. Police.
Sons Of Temperance,
With any quantity Of blank pledges.
Grassy Norah and George Munday, arm
in arm.
Black Maria, drawn by four mules.
The Mermaid mounted on the Sea Lion,
and singing
"Come o'er the sea, maiden with me-"
Editors with their hats chalkcd.
Corps of Reporters.
Musical critics studying Italian phrase
books.
MarshaI--Rev. Rufus Griswold Will
mot.
Detachment of 400 Philadelphia Poets.
The author of "Endymion," Yin costume.
23S Rejected-prizesong writers.
Police. Police.
Rival Musical Societies
Italian Singing Masters, arm in arm.
Publishers of Jenny Lind's Songs.
Marshal-T. Tustn.
Defeated candidates of the last election.
Marshall. S. Keyscr.
Successful candidates of the last cleo
ton.
The Fire department.
Detachment of Killers and Bounccrs.
Police ofthe City at respectful distance.
Representatives Of Charitable lnstitu-
tions, looking hopeful.
Disbelievers in Jenny's soul.
Rival Daguerotypsts.
Deputation from 10 500 first families of
Virginia.
One of the second families.
Citizens and Strangers.
The procession will form on Walnut
street, and after passing through the
principal streets of the city and districts,
will proceed to Jones' Hotel, Chestnut
street A deputation of forty young la
dies ofthe first families of the city, ar
rayed in white each carrying boquet
will form in open linc OH the sidewalk
and as Miss Lind passes through, each
boquet will he presented TO her, amid
the cheering of the multitude. She will
rec i've the forty bOauets gracefully and
carry them nto the hotel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-24
One Week later from Europe.

The steamer America arrived at Hal
ifax on Tuesday her news is not very
important.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
LAW COURTS.

FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-Beiore Judge Green
-Landl0rd and TeRGHt-Parol, or verbal, agree
ment-Roe against Uriams-Summiry pro
ceedrgs Of ejectm5nt under the statute to diEPos
sess the tenant fos holding over as alleged, after
his tine had expired
Itsppesred that Roe let the premises 70 VII
Eans icr ere year ending on lst July, l.j9-thSt
il May, 1850, the landlord Roe by psrol agree
mtnt further let the premises to Williams for an.
other year, to commence after lst jay. aud the
tenant continued in possession after time relying
upon the parol agreement 10 THAI effect. 1t was
commended by the landlord tos. there had been no
further letting.
The Judge he'd thst the agreement not being IN
writing, and DOT TO be performed 10 completion
within year from the time OF masking, Il WAS
void by the Statute Of Frauds, ard granted the or
der asked Tor dspOssessIon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE AUGUST 5.

HORRIBLE MURDER - Yesterday afternoon,
abou, bali past Q O'Clock colored man nams Cd
John Stephen jackson, &c yeafs Old, residing IN
rear house in tie upper par: Of V Al Scaal,H-'-'
attacked ard bes. bis wife. Her mother Mer5A
ret Th-mpsoD, also cO'ored, and aged aoJu, o'
years, interfered 10 protect Der daughter, Wnen
JtckIon bru.aly kicked aud beat her, leaviaE he'
Eerseless He started oct, sayirg " ns nal c'n3
il cow. and they might hang him If they iEef'
Mr.. James Wilson, E watchnan, wa = q IN :
house oppcs'ie uursued and overlook bin 10 C1a'
mel a. near Cannlst, and after an oxamla1hon
before Justice Gle, b. wa c0mmi.sei Tor a. az
,sut and battery with inter; 70 kill. AT bali pls,
0 o'clock. last night, the old woman died from the
enects Of the bows ard kicks she received. Coro.
ner Brewer he'd a. inquest Immediately Giter' ana
alter examining a number Of WITNESSES, 81 eleven
O'Clock. adjourned until eight this morning. he
murderer Jackson is in all. Mr. Wilson deserves
great credit iJr bis pronptness, for II was day
time, Gld be was not on duty. The Coroner SJufy
will give their verdict Of er post mortem exanl'
nation this morning Jackson 10 Of most aoanaoh'
ed character, and has been two or three times 10
the penitentisry. The murdered woman vas o-d
and feeble. and bore a good character.
~"- - IKulckerbocker.
post mortem examination was made BY Df'
Swinburn this morning which was reported %
Coroner Brewer. The Jury met soon alter Whea
they rendered verdict Of death from compress,
sion Of the brain from injury or injuries reselVea
from the hands OF John Stephen Jackson me 70
suit Of the investigation was given 10 Justice Coe'
who will doubtless hold the prisoner for the actioh
Of the Grand Ju'y. Alb. Ev. Jour. I'd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
The Crops.

BAD WEArHER-WHEAr ~ D tyGER-For 50
veral days past We have had 4 succession Of cpl.
Gus showers, each succeeded by hot sun or m1g =,
growing weather Before this, the fs-ns-s had
RAD as hae harvesting weather as could be wished.
ana the entire wheat eros had been cut AL shock.
60. only part Of which however, had been moved
from the held. TIE Consequence is, thst ave-y
large portion a he crop is still out. Snd ia very
great danger Indeed, W. heard day or two ago
that re berry hal begun % sprOat The l0ss A.
ready 10 the farmers in this region must be in
mense and We see nothing Ia the pres i IN Il a..
lois 70 encourage them 70 expec. h7ora5.s
shsnge. Up to The time OF going to press, the lay
hGs been shoTery AMI tie temperature high. We
lear our hoe wheat crop is doomed % De very Sci.
ousiy Injured Many farUe-s, indeed, vii lose
d aily hAH IA. they expected 20 realize from this
Iu-ce. Rochester Adv. lst.
The CRoFs IN NEW BRUNswIcK-We learn
mat the crops above Fredericton are al boxing
very promising, and that If nothing occurs to iniIre
mem, this yeas produce vii be very abundant
" are informed that there is every prospect OF
sIch quantity Of provisions being ssd in that
district ss Eil be sufficient for three years con.
sumption OF its inhabitants. Below Fredericton,
however al the crops are not quite so promising,
the nay having the appearance Of being light this
season, and not much better than last year. The
same remark applies TO the crop in this diAtrct,
and along the Bay Shore. The weather here con-
- o44A NNittANlA4 loI TIC schsou. AuCft
are no authentic accounts, as yet, Of any appear.
ance of blight in the potatoes, but much cannot be
said on this head i; is too soon for to make ts
appearance. st. John Courier, July 30.
CROPS IN WESTERN WIscoSsIS-We have
been favored with several heavy showers within
the past week, that apparently extended over a
wide range Of country la view Of the previous
parched state Of the earth we could record moth
ing that was capable Of accomplishing so great
an amount Of good as the rains which are blessings
more valuable and acceptable than WAS the mama
10 the ancient ones Prairie du Chen Patriot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

THE DORCHESTER AND MILToS BANK ROB
BIRY.-At Milton, yesterday, Charles SouthElck
alias Palmer, was examined on the charge OF be-
ing concerned in the late robbery Of the Dorches-
Ter A Milton Bank al about s32 900, and held for
trial in default Of bail for $4,000. Sames Fl.
Brooks of Providence was also examined as 8
psrticipator in the robbery, and discharged. be
l.. however, hele as receiver OF the stolen pro.
nertv Boston Traveller, ;.
LARGE sAIE-The assignees Of WV. P. VAN
RysssILAER. have sold Mr. V. RS splendid man.
son, opposite this city, with $50 acres, and the
farm houses, lodge, &c to PAUL o. FORBES oil
Ro.,or Cor ss2 500 Mr. +. intends 10 take up
bis residence in this splendid mansion, whose con-
.,,nc,iop Goa, more than Mr. + bs. paid for the
whole est.te. Albany Evening Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
PROPOSALS.

fINO COAL DEALERs-CORPORAr No1ce
Proposals will ~ received by the nndersigned al The
Comp rolers Once Hall OF Records until the olh day Of
August 1885, for supplying One Thousand funs Of Anihrs
cite Coal Of the beat qualify for the OF the several De
parments, Except the Aims House Department. each
nun TO consist OF 1900 pounds and TO be Of The following
kinds VIZ $40 Of Lehgh Coal, Egg size $50 tuns o.
Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal, Egg size Five hu-.
bred ur. Of the same to delivered before the ErE
dsy OF Nov next ensuing In such quantities. and such
The Police Ofices station Houses Public Offices AID FTe
Department Buildngs may be directed by the srper-
tendent OF Repairs Public Buildings and The remaining
FIVE hundred luns :h tines subsequent 10 tho ei OF
November next The places before mentioned drecisc
By the supe Of Repairs to Public Buildings
Payment to be made on the delivery Of the Coal. fec
offer TO execute the terms The advantageous
TO the Corporation They shall enter into bonds With salts
factory security for the performance hereof under for
eilue Of twice the amount Of contract price 10 case OF
failure which bonds 20 be executed within ave days
aner the Proposals are accepted.
The proposals. are TO be marked Proposals nof Coal
and will state the name and place OF business Of the bid
der The proposals. are be furnished In sealed enye
op indorsed Proposals for Coal and directed TO the
subscriber al bis Office IN the Hall OF Records 90 or before
2ocOck M, Of Tuesday, the 9Th day Of August 1880
al which time and place the estimates viii be publicly
opened.
The proposals by bidders must be made in aceordsnes
with the provisions OF an ordinance organizing The ku-
uicpa Government OF the city Of New York. passed May
SOh ls49 contained In sections 1876 TO SOL both Inclusive
Proposals made in accordance with these dIecuons
will not be considered.
Any further information may be obtained By calling ai
be Compuoer's Office.
iya Aue6' JOSEPH r. TAYLOR. Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05


Carmen renewing their Licenses on NE above days
viii be considered having resigned, and Iher Numbers
given W he frat applicants
~ Llcetps Win DOT 10 sEsEwED under any circan.
stances After Tie mOnln Of August
TiJLE VII OEsERAL PkoYfsfoNs-tExnactD
SEC No Cart Truck Drsy, whether loaded or other
wise and not employed 10 The transportation OF goods for
hire or wages ard lkmsn's Car shall be driven
used ia any street lane public place 10 the City
Of Ees.YoFs wbOol having he nsme VI The owner there
Of painted ilh black paint upOn vnits ground, he
SQUARE u The ser part u shsf Of sqeh Cart Truck OF
Orgy plainly be seen under peLaly Of Five Dollars
70 .1ed r sod recovered from lie rcer Of owners
drivers hereof seF.rsly and respectively
TIE ioIOwiok rules are . be observed By The Caru1en
lot Zach Cart must have The humber NEWLY sld PLAIN
LY psissd with oscx oil paint hgures a inches Ia
length upon nis ground OF ne square Of me afsf pan
OF he shst 90 czech side.
% Each CsTlmsn on the dsy d-hgns.ed for bis elsn
must 81 par ~hh bis horse and wee, SIDE Of Tie
Pam ranging 10 sDgie lie s0tg Broad way. between
Chamber ard hsHsy Sta gyicg space around each Ia
order tnst he SlprnnrLdsct or 'H-cof may examine
The hunters sn5 cor dlroG Of b Csils &c.
Sd Zach CsrUaD mu.i pforgce . pfrsect Lce.ss "a
order that Il may D. renewed
b. ora.r ASHER TAYLOR First Hsr.h.
hew-Y1i Mayors oa'ce, Jay 3 $40. jySl tAaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

ASoTHER HoRRID MURDER II BRADFORD -
We learn that man named Benjamin WILCOX
residing in Towands Township, radford county
about two miles from the Borough Of IoWanda,
killed his wife by stsbbing her with POCKET knife
through the heart, on Sunday afternoon last al
about o'clock Wilcox has been very intempe.
rate man for many years, although very honest ana
upright and 10 every appearance very humane
His intemperAnce, however caused sep araIlon
between himself and wife some years since, the
latter taking up her residence with some friend DOT
far distant, with her two daughters and, as aP-
pears from the circu instances OF this tragedy, occa
sionally doing some work for him, such as MAKING
and repairiDghis clothes, &c.
Il seems that few days previous 10 the murder
he had carried some cloth 70 his wife aud requested
her tn make some pantaloons for him. She assured
him she would DO go, II he wonld get them ca' OUT
but as he was ofen dissatisfied with The ht oil ms
garments abe declined cutting them. He then lett
her, and did not 60 near her again until Sunday
when he inquired Of her If she had made up her
mind TO cut and make the garment In question:
She answered in the negative whereuPon ne re-
piled that be had made up his mind, and lmmedi'
stely drew knife Ind stabbed her three times one
thrust tai ing effect in the heart and causing ner 70
stseger and ex pire within very few seconds. a
daughter, who was present and undertook 20 Inter
pose had her hand cut quite seriously. wilcox
then rallied the neighbors living near by, informed
them ofvhat he had done and surrendered himself
Immediately into the custody Of the Deputy Sheriff.
who convey ed him forwith to jail.
But the tragedy, soul revolving as It 49, ends not
here. Scarcely had the Deputy Sheriff and bis at
teDdants turned their faces from the all door to
depart, than the prisoner was discovered by per
son who fingered behind, to be committing self de-
struction It'll another knife, which he was plung
ing rapidly into bis own breast. Ingre,s was i'm
mediatey made and the weapon snatched from
him, although he had succeeded in intiicting seve-
l.. III an nfn 1a Nrar
which it is thought will prove fatal He did not,
however fully effect his object and when the knife
was wrested from him, We were told he plead in
the most beseechDg tones 10 have it returned, that
be might make fnish of hims elf at once. lie de-
cared is unsterable determination to kill himself
and be wanted the privilege OF completing the deed
then, that no further trouble might accrue. is
scarcely Necessary to add that his request was not
comp led with.
The above particulars w obtained from seve-
raj Towanda gentle men, whom met on Monday
last. Montrose Pa Democrat lst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
nATENT CuTrING ANo CARVING MAcHINE


i FOR WOOD AND METALLIC above machine
having been thoroughly tested for than years the
paienlee desires call the attention OF capitalists the
same The machine embraces the most perfect combination
OF movements that have been introduced for cutting
carving and capable u producing form or shape from
the Of the pattern down. IL performs with the most
perfect accuracy and great dispatch every description Of cut
ing ard carving Among long sI OF articles may be recE
oned the following; Cabinet and PianO-Forte makers
work blocks for calico paper and c.osh printers, wood
ype block letters picture frames brush handles, matrices
or casting type and all OF Gothic nodded, carved
and tracer work for carpenles Ia churches cottages
nc &c &c The economy Of time aud labor by the OF
the machines In furnishing at much reduced cost long
st OF Arucel N tho mechanical arts OF daily and Of
utility well Of luxury WILL It 10 believed convince
readily The incredulOus 10 It's value properly put
In operation The Gaviu In the labor carving will DO
the least ~ per cent AID In cutting csrpenters and
Others from 100 cent; and 1t hs, rival
10 10 lire Il will readily coLo The market As regards the
PATENT ght itae II 10 incOutesuby substantial one 10
t6ken combination OF moyemeus never before asm pt-
ed and OF lie beat recommendations 10 that Is has
ed only the uited States Patent Office but thai Of
Great Britain, France and Belgium, where their known
shcness "a regards American Inventions pgecludes
idea hat Ibis % other than novelty.
The pAente 10 dssrOus u eilLer taking partner cape
bic Of mans gng tie business 10 his city aud having
cesssr capital carry On be viii sell part whole
France or 81 gum which countries machine will DO
seq IN NV da sunde The guidance Of skul mechanic
ANY psrsln DESTROYS of enerng into HE same a0d nav
IN he requisite Qualifications the Inventor would be happy
to be.s die hours Of 81 aud NJ ~ tho olhce
OF " orran Co sifon fOundr and machine ,hop % Elm
o. where be- will give any Information show the mschine
inoperslinu ly2jtfi ISAAC NJ SINGER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TRUE CHARITY "A gentleman Of this city whose
mime We are not at liberty to me ntion, has pur
chased ls lots, on which he intends % erect an
asy hum Tor the recspt>1 Of worthy aged pacen.s
male and female. who msy have been thrown up
On tie wofld by misfortune, and are ecApaci,attd
TO provide the WhereRi'n 10 render themselves
Comfortable 10 n cir cd sge The phlsnthropist
70 not how in The ciy as m'neyed man; bat
be vii he known hereafter rs oOe who has cln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

GES Pillows ToAsr.-Tke Missouri Compro
mise LiHe-We will shake hands With our Moth
erp brethern over it, but il they cross beyond this
il will be upon the points Of our bayonets.
lNsw-OrleNs Crescent
The defense Of the line pom which the gallant
General proposes to take his stand, will naturally
der end very much upon which side Of it the ditch
!. dng lProvij ence JOurnaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
NoTl.E TO yAnrMnr TO RENEW raeIs

lNLICENsLs-EIuscn from a Law 70 Regulate Csns
and Carmen:
SEC s. AL Licenses 70 Carmen shall expire tho ast
Monday Of July sfler tho date thereof
SIC Every person on receiving bis License ~ Cart
man. shall pay Gke Mayor for tho Of Tho City Tho
Of Two Dollars and kify Cent? and upon me renew
o. Of any Canmans License, such person shall pay ~
Aforesaid, the Of Fifty Gents
Ia conformity herewith The Csfmsn are hereby required
10 renew heir Licenses The Mayors Once City Hall 10
commence on TUESDAY, The lst day Of August 1850 al
III O'clock A A. and continue daily, between 10 and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

A A. aEKw ~ AlcaoLeef
by BANGS BROTHER s. co. gore - Src4d.
I'D VI particular attention given 10 the sae or Private
Lib sto1 Cash advances made when desired
NorIcE-The copartnershp Of BANGS PLAfr co
wss dissolved By the death q NJ PLArr on the SIa Of
May last The business will be continued BY the survivors
under the uile Of BANGS, BROTHER CO.
Hew-Yofk, Aug l, 1850.
TIFTr.sEcoSp SEw.YoRK TRADE SALE.
MONDAY Sept. g 1880.
rhe underSgned announced the rext REGULAR Trade
sALE Of Books, Paper Stationery, steresype PsieS
Bnders Materials, &c. 10 commence Monday, the Sh
Of September and TO be conducted unc er the ssne regut
noRs al The lAs one, and sold the following terms VIZ
On all purchases from the whole catalogue amounting 10
F5o and upward, four and six monhs credit on pur.
ehsieI nom NE whole catalogue less than 80 Snd
han tl0 four month"; credit and All purchases less than
apurchsfes exceeding sLeo.
They Request thai Invoices FOR The Catalogue furnished
Immediately, ~ The printing will be commenced early
day.
goods, when desired BANGS, BRofHER& co.
ga Broadway
AT PRIVATE sALE-Gohns Popular Library Series
Complete OF these very desirable aud select WORKS
now offered 10 trade and Others compriing the stand
ard Library OIL vols The Scientific Library Vosi the Al
tcuNAn Library IS Vois the Classical Library, IL vols
and The illustrated Library new Iedes including Lodges
Portraits OF uus.riouf Pesonages Of Great Britain The
volumes sold separately II desired. new lst IA jus
been Issued Of the various WORKS sne may be had 81 hs
Rore
Also, Lsrdners Popular Lectures on Science and Arr
7yola 8vo; Ewbsnks Hydraulics and Mechanics, John
sons FsrmerS Encyclopedia Gneuon's greai WORK Oh
vle's Democracy In Amencs, lions songser, sennetrt
Double Entry Bookkeeping, syo and Wises Aerouauner
Or. Fishers Work Small Pox and Variooid ito with
colored plaiea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

MISSIONARY FOR TURKEY.-Rev. II. g. o.
Dwight and family have taken passage in the bark
StambOul, now ready to sail from this port for
SMYRNA. Boston Journal
T. Hon Amos Tuck has returned TO Exeter,
n. h. from W sshngton, for the purpose Of recruit
jig bis health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

We understand Mr. GOODWIN leaves his employ
ers for the purpose Of entering into business on his
own account in compar with PETER c. BAKER,
who is now employed in Mr.. Trow's office {" Fore
psn. We wish both of them the success they 50
richly deserve.
SnrH AVENUE RoAD-The City Fathers will
meet this afternoon. 1t is presumed that the Rsll-
road question will come up in the course OF week,
and receive decision, " hch, it be on the "meF
its Of the case will undoubtedly be in favor of the
Road. The Sunday Tunes says
ave are informed that the company making the
application is prepared 10 commence the work as
soon as permission is obtained, and that sut, ient
force will be employed TO pnsh i. through and COM
plete * within twenty-five days after the ground
II broken. The company propose to provide light,
elegnnt and cOmmocl0us single horse cars, 10 run
every ten minutes or Oftener 6utiug the day and
everv twenty minutes ell night 10 carry psssen.
gers at q very low rate
We trust that permission will be given and the
Hosd put in operation before the September SEES
sion Of the Council.
PEAcHIs COMING The people o! NeTBruns-
wick, n J will soon begin to run night steamer
to Washington MarAe for the transportation Of the
produce Of th.h peach orchards.
rg- WIN. H. Stephens has been reappoiuted an
cHhcer Ct police for four years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
rsTHMUS HOTELS.

ISTHndUS HOTELS. -
cHAGrtsl AN sQssoak
CRUCES AM tFlasMk
TgNHT iRVlNs ROUSE, 81 Chsres wallace " wn.
4 Lame assisted by Hugh Miller
PIE PANAMA RAILROAD HOELh, ai SorE sss, a.
Der the mana cement OF A. B Miller and }. y Coossr
THE AhERiCAN HOTEL Al Cruces saisf he men.
sxemenl Of D. X Foger and n. Miller, Jr
SHE UNITED STATES HOTEL. al Psnasls, usds, ~
management OF Adrian r. ailer kl bAeu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
JAMES n. GOODMAN.
COMMISSION MERoR ANT,

JAMES H. GOODMAN
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
WILL GIVE his attention TO the sale OF
w ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY
Designed for tat Market
RETERsScEs:
hessu }. Il. HOYr SON. New York
- YOUNGS HOWELL Nsw.Yort
." JOHN WILLIAMS CO. Rochester, nY
BELL GOODMAN do. IA
CHARLES N. LEE Esq do. do.
GEORGE r. CLARKE Esq do. 80.
Mr. NJ g. HAWLEY, Buffalo, NY.
Mr JAMES w SlBLEi, Cincinnati, Ohio.
MrP w. BACkUs, Detroit Mich.
GEORGE A GIBBS, Esq. Chicago, III
Aesga PAGE L BACON, 81 Lolis, no
EDGELL, PEASLEY co. 81 Louis Ne.
WHIrTEMORE, RUrHERYORD Co rorss'
To, Canada Icf Nvzm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
GoURAUDs HAIR RESTORATIVE.
orRoAssIaH GLOSS.

V'HIs IL the beautiful preparation for the hair
Il invented. ID 10 warranted W mako tho hair grow
prevent falling out and render stiff why hair son. silky
snd glossy Trial boltles shings ossh-found only Il
DR. fELIx 0OURAUD's Perf1mery Depot 81 WakeSst
frst store from mot I'M Broadway jyl3 l4