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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

IL We shall not be surprised to hear OF the
most extraordinary changes in the current oftrade
this wear. We are daily anticipating ST. -nSe
events and shall not be surprised to hear OF occur
rences as surprsinga the shipment Oh GOAL to New
Castle. As strange a. that NAV appear, we have
from the Oswego Neos OF the l'th, iact equaly
ss extraordinary and one well worthy OF notice.
The Nfscs saws ave noticed quantity OF pressed
nav. purchased in the city Of Albany and brought
here by canal going into one of the lofts attached 70
livery establishment of this city This Is certain
~ an unheard of occurrence and worthy oil special
notice. Hay can be purchased at this moment IN
New York snS Albany, about half the price it is
selling for in this city Alb Eve. Jour.
TIE PARKER MURDER-The evidence adduced
in the examination of the Wentworths on Saturday,
looks dark against the prisoners and they will un-
doubtedy be sent to New Hampshire. Miss Kelly
testified 10 having seen Henry In Manchester the
night of the murder, and though she never saw him
before or since, she pointed him out among the per-
sons in the Court room. One or two witnesses
were examined for the defense who testified that
they saw him in Saco the same night; bat their
evidence in particulars, was contradictory
Boston Journal, 2)th.
FATAL RAILROAD AcCIDEsT.-Thee evening train
from York, Saturday killed man VINO was
walking on the track near Newngton, between
Hartford and New Haven He was old and grey
headed and supposed to belong In Lowell; nothing
wss found on his body, which wes brought to
Hnrtford, TO indicate his name. He was partially
intoxicated at the time The cow-catcher OF the
engine struck and broke both his legs and threw
him off the track but he was dead when those on
the train reached him. Springfield Hepu0.
HAILsToRM AND ToRSADo-There was terrific
storm at Osweco on Friday. The house OF James
Platt was struck by lightning, but no one was in
iured. Immense quantities Of hail fell, and the
Lake was tossed into a tempest OF foam No par
ticulars of loss are given.
FIRE IN CHARLEHoNT.-T scythe snath shop
Of Edwards d Beckwith of Charemont, Franklin
Co. Mass. was destroyed by fire last Wednesday
night Loss $4,000; partially insured at the Peo
pies Office, Worcester.
SMALL Pox-There have been one hundred and
two deaths by small pox III Boston, from December
l, ls49, up to the 18th inst The disease is preva-
lent throughout the city. There are several cases
at the South End. Boston Transcript.
FIRE IN HARTFORD-The Charter Hotel, corner
Of Temple and Market SITS. Hartford and kept by
Chauncey Barnes was destroyedby fire on Sunday
night, with part Of its contents.
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oTICg TO CONThACT0ks.-Proposa

A. OTICE TO COSThACTOke.-[c ProposaIs
vi - rereived ~ tne 0sics - the Morris Cana AID
- St.1 co Jrrsey CRY. IL; me let day o. Juae eek fr
- rysd,ne nas~lry ard timber work for Tn inclined
~, X ,rester-i division q sad Cans 20 bs con-
cf,s or ~ sar1e rsn a. Planet vest Plans aud
rst.ors vii h. reaay lts ssd Office ecd a. no oaes
ar he 81. insL Contracts be sc.ere- ITO an1 me
- rerr n rrfA imns iifie.q gitsr tse letlrg
Or fe 30ta inst tie i BE- drawn o.. fa Canal
nj ~ head sra tnoi OF Plane wrs. from ~ Oce a.
rms a. 10 give Conrsctprs 81 opportunity % examine
H. ucis 70 be const uc'-c To lce houon % ihe Canal
The mat sarsBcOIy tetnoriss OF cnAra-fsr s1d re-
guessed What osr work. Il any. ihey engaged
h. .0o The tine when such work viii bs hulsnsd,
". TALCOrT, Sup'l and Eatluesr.
jersey CIV MAJ H. ls50 mvi5lnt-
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TOALL JOUKNEYMEN sAII siAKgas.~

'EW ALL Jul hNE MGN ohl - IAhhE IS
The Undersigned Commit &c sppointed 10 drs1a COM
municson the trade In general would most respectfully
submit the folio wing The Sail Haksrs oOciey VI me city
Of New. York iron which society this committee were
appointed has been 10 successful ooersTn about eighteen
years During thai time It's sole object and aim has bean
to the uade Us just rights ana guard ourselves
aga us position Of every kino In msinznings dgoy
OF character cue 10 ell respecsDs men, bu leie ooon
EVIL gradually growing upon "a unI nts nscoms 10
InoleraDe mPosTios-snc the time bas arrived wbea IL
mus, he " Al All HAZARDS this rsde isr many cthsrs
viii become worthless 10 sll-e1eept neeltny engo{ens
The EVIL 10 The increased nunper OF hppfe1uco v1nsse
ser with ceep regret employers having a. many IL and
* and thereby depnving The MEN Of th-r
INST propor,iou Of The work Can sny renecnnk mad fs
L. come 10 The concusicb al this rsuO maj the tsde must
eventually become useless To mo 2urneyinon OF tns city
rns.crsrv DETERMINATIONS ss compelled the socl-
CIV 20 ass resolutions mat they wOuc not w-rk IN inc en-
nov ANN person persona shO shall tese Ia his Or their
ao irgRFETlcE ihey having ~ tbs time three
.egagsrIcgs THIS scon has Already been resisted bys
norion OF the mployeh, rails forth mis- cOmnunca-
Ron thyf sTnrges from abroad mag rot be led ssray BY
apy that has or may hereafter app-af 10 the
reuruauers for ogrncymen ssu Makers, for we assure
theu st there 10 AZ present greet supply Of good
mechanics and good ready 10 WORK. but willing 70
Weld thelr when ghs ssouabe aud con
isteni who can vel sdJo from the p5ons Of tnslr
he apparent 20 The employers well 10 The msr-
rhsnL that the work cannot b. oOoe well ~ ASPgEs-
IlcEs 81 by hEE Al MS day, Who will say tho
0f LABOR IL ~enhwe appeal any reasonable mao 10
q esebsLL The employer n In nxb. thst hrs-olaf
ers OF ne work Of The city should be done oy ASPkgS
ICES We meen 10 Rcs IN lbs case a. we nave always
ted when our gts were iayeHsd IN lawful add pesce-
5le nhnlef and rn the yJyefs PERSIST In this
su, the ony course ZEN for W 70 pursue bIsa our
eyei SUI snD ~ together ~ PossiBLS and AZ lea d.
eeily 10 toe merchant fcr oar support
= s-Pspsrs hiensly 70 he esg.s IN other stes VIII
1 N%He I I +. IcciAmPsELL} ''''"i'''s
N@yv.Yorh May IS. 1880 myIs 81.
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NEW MARKET.

FV1HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method OF informing the
public that he has opened a Meat Shop, SAL east
side OF Third-sv between Tweny-fhh and Tweniy-sxth
sis where he intends furnishing me bez OF every kind Of
meat In s season, determined that nothing shall be want
ing on his part TO give entire satisfaction
Also the place, Beef Calves Sheep and Lambs
wholesale fair TERMS for cash. at the ssu ghtsr
house In Twenty oarhst between Second and Third
nyl6 IL NICHOLAS RYERSON.
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II. A. T. III. LANE

HOUSE, SIGN AND DECORATIVE PAINTERS,
HAVING MADE extensive Arrangements for Ae Ia
II creasing Spring trade prepared 10 execute all
ders n their line cheaper than any other similar establish
in the city. Call and specimens and leave your
orders whch win be promptly executed Store Go Grses
wichsL door below Chrsopher-st Constantly on hand
large assortment Of pains oils, glass, &c my7 I'M
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vrom Hayti-Demand made by the United
stnfes Government.

Tho brig Enoch Benner arrived at this port
this morning, from Port-au-Prince, I'd inst A let
., received by her contains the following inior-
nation: ,y..,..s,- u-,
arrived here on Saturday last from the Cape,
and TO nv infinite qualification found the u ..
steamer Vixen and sloop-of war Albany and Ger
mantown. with Mr. y. h. Green, Special Agent OF
the United States on board the iormer Mr. Greeh
has been some time at st. Domingo City, on mis-
sion from the United States Government. On sat
urday last, he had official interview with the EN-
peror and his Ministers and demanded that per
son should be appointed 10 meet and confer WIN
him on certain claims he had 10 present 4 ms mas
been accorded and Gen Delvar the late Minister
has been named and | suppose tomorrow they
will hold their meeting Delvar IS perhaps the
heat man that could be chosen, as he has been
sometirne in France. whence he has jlst retained.
He is a black. and quite intelligent. Mr. Green
tells me one OF the principal questions he Will bring
forward will be the recognition OF our COhssis az
Commercial Agents, and that they shall ENJOY the
same rights and privileges as others. AS Tor the
pecuniarv claims | doubt whether he VIII ger
ruch as the state Of the finances IS such, tnat the
Government cannot pay ifthey would. A Thousand
and one rurpors are afoat as TO the intentions Oh
our Government in coming forward with such
claims ut this time. Some OF them date oacA 10
the time of the Emperor Chrstophe Tne writer
saws further that Mr.. Green is going to Cape nay
tien. The Albany and Germantown are so snort
of provisions that they are both about 10 MAKE
their way home. The Albany is bound 70 bosten.
The matter between Mr.. wilson the U. D Oon-
snlar Agent, and the Hsytien Government, IS sup
nosed 10 he satisfactorily adjusted, as Mr.. Wilson
Yves ON the point OF returning to Cape Hayden.
we Boston Traveller, 10th.
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r1ossLEndAr ZINC ROOFING.
CUYLITZ PARIS SYSTEM.


MCCALL STRONG, % WiAan-st New.YOrk
ltl Agents OF the Veile Montague Csmp6ny's Csc
kues and Foundr.es Of Lege, Belgium beg TO all the a.
tentou OF owners architects and builders their sysen
Of RoOfrg used the principal Public Buildings he
20 the square foot ~iihou, solder nails giving
space for contraction and expansion Of he NEAL root
OF THIS kind Will ssl thirty years ard requires panans
orrepsirs Models and oher Information may bs obaae1
Of the Agents MO lmso1
EXTRA PUBLIC NOTICE l. aerehy siven- TIA.
IL Mrs H. ROEDER, II WoOsirrsi Nes York. y ne
OILY person tia gives lue Information ~ al Interesting
Affairs through life he past, present aid future eventA
ave have coututeo her her profession i win ihs
pars ard science us and correct ard she - not
one Of hose Eposiers-oft une-ielieTs" " Herald
TIE know ty senf 70 Judge tue 'nr1s VI fae,
IL greater thsn 10 oil the seais OF stale
The ruling stars above, By secrei laws,
Determine fortune 10 her second cause.
These q book, "a herein we I'll! may read.
And al should know y no would n NE sacc-e5,
What corresponding sgns IN mar display,
his fuiuTe sruons, poiuti his devious way
Thus IN The hs.ve1s bis future fate - learn,
The 9rs sent past and fl'ure o. discern.
Correct bis steps, improve the hours Of he,
And stunning error. hse devoid Of strife
Those who have Consulted Mrs H. Roedrr, know ne
trh Of her unsurpassed skin IN he above bef
has spres throughout the United States with tho
mOst DroO'. confidence 10 the public She IL visited by
persons u - ghes respectfully 10 their entire sans
fGcuc- regard 10 health wealth and marriage, love AZ.
fSrs journeys, law suifA Ehssnt friends sickness and
ce,h Beware Of nposrrs and remember her residence,
~ NoosieF-st one d or from Amity-st. Y my2lS+
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s DRAPER Jr AuctiOneeT
=, - ~ Ann =

:. DRAPEK, IT AucuOneel. - :.
GALE OF CANNON AND SMALL AIMS At
CTHE NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN-HAGGERr1
DRAPER 4 JONES viii eel Of public auction, At the u
8 NAVY Yard Brooklyn, on SATURDAY, June IS, at Y
O'clock noon the following cannon, carronades and smsi
arms viz Cannon-3 long 42poupders; ~ long IS "
lor g. Carronsdes- 6spOundsT; 50 AS o2 II 49, IL
Ies ss and 6pounder gunnsdes l3-inch ard l-nch
pOrtars; swyels 295 boarding 1853 flint muskes ~
pistols I2S cuasses; 81 Colts rhes Coils pistols 20
bowie knife pistols rifles blunderbusses Terms cash.
The above be removed from the Yard as soon afe the
80 "a the Commandant Of the Yard may direct tnvO
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THE AMERICAN CEMENT ROOFING.
q, n - ~. ".

A LII ORDERS and communications, either verbal or ~
n letter. addressed the ,scrbers oce u J.
Rowe, Broadway, a. their residence ~ Twenty.
eehtst seventh house II Fourthsv. and Isl East
Thirteth-st between Lexington and Third ava. viii
ceive immediate attention. References sad samples can
be bad on application 70 the suhscrIhsra 40
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UPHOLSTERY.
TWAdLY TUREY.

lForm-riy ~ 8aucnuc-l
PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERERS AND CURTAIN
Il ANGkR-.-e5 Third-sy. corner Of Twelfth-st re-
cuss inspecuOn of Their sock Of Paper HA1ginss
C0rnces CURED hair and Spring Mattresses from families
,quirirg such Their stoek Of lounges, oomzDs easy
chairs, &C IA upfiva' ed fcr iashon and maieEiAls
Old rnsTesfrs and aItslu0n paid - re-
pairs One usi respectfully solicited ny2 -
CoUNTERFA ANY, $3.50 sap.rsOr Amer cad
- E-ia- fos .h, SstkiT5 co - SOD "a YtsesL -
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TIE YELLOW FEVER AT RIo.-The Journal Of
Commerce Of yesterday has the following letter;
U. s SLoOp OF WAR MARION, I
Pin nE IAnEIRo. I7th March, 1870.

. s SLOOp OF WAR MARION, I
RIO DE JANEIRo l7th March, 1907
"Whole ships companies have been carried of,
and no less than eight ships are lying here quite
deserted Oar ship is quite healthy. No cases OF
yellow fever. We have had no communication
with the shore, nor allowed any persons from Rio
N come on board We sail from here at daylight
tomorrow morning, (lsth inst for Anjer Point
Straights of Sunda.
The Vincennes left here about three weeks ago,
after very long passage OF s. days.
Passed midshipman Vanderhurst died this morn
ing at o'clock He died on shore, with no one
near him, at a little village just south OF RIO called
Rota Foeo. He was buried this afternoon.
We are the only 't,p free from yellow fever at
Rio. and there are 100 ships in port at this time.
We sail to morrow morning at 4 o'clock"
CIieuL) J. L. B.
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UNPARALLELED TRIUMPHS.
CIIREHUGH,S TRICOPREROUS.

THE GREAT CURE FOR BADNESS, CRAY HAIR,
SCURF AND DANDRUFF
LII CASES OF badness weak or thin hair will be re-
"A stored and strengthened, gray hairs will bo prevented
and changed TO their original color. Scurf and Dandrun
will be entirely removed, and the hair u1der all cream
stances and ages will be kept healthy son glossy and
curly, 70 The latest period OF life
The Tricopherons s wholly different 10 Its composition
from al other articles ofthe or Tor similar puf
pose intended through the skin upon The nerves.
blood vessels and absorbents connected with the root
bulb Of The hair aud sustain healthy action In
these, and thus produce y new and
LUXURiANT HEAD OF HAIR
Ladies gentlemen wishing advice, and addressing
from distance be particular IN stating any peculiar
connected with the decay falling of OF the
hair the preaeni state Of beatn age habits, eops
tuition and temperament OF the paen for all these must
be known understood and taken into consideration before
such advice can lead to successful result Mr c. win
his Office 79 Broadway, every day. for sonsulta-
ton. Separate rooms for Ladies'
Sold al the principal depot l79 Broadway, and by al
Druggists and PeImers In the Uned States myl9 me0dh
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MEDICINES.
rndPoRTANT Norror

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
THE RFMARkABLE sANATtvE POWrss - -
SIP TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA. hsv, -.
numerous Isuerp,s counterfeit ~ and msls fy,,x,,
use Of Dr. townships rhssas Of syvs,ov,
ARrrclEs
These eoun,erfei;s and limitations orly ROW hs VALE.
of the ORIGINAL and no HieAER cosrLlxESr eoasd b.
raid 70 Or 3 Towrsencs Extract OF Sarspadla ia.
The shorious efforts that have been made TO get ap soss
rHrSe LIKE IT. A TO The DISHONEST ATTEMPTS hat have
been made 10 use DR. Townsend's NAME ~ ereaas
eorvusos Ia the pubic mind In reference he sssvIss
ARTICLE we publish below card Of 81 he priocioa
wBoLEslLK DRueeIsrs IN New-fork-
We the undersigned Wholesale Druggists IN The city OF
New York have sold DR. 5. 2. TowSssSDs ExraAcr %
iNhL md GENUINE Or Townsends ssr,sps+Ils. ssd
maj il was the FIRST introduced TO public nolorssy apaR
BoYpk PAUL. ~ Courtisndtst.
WAITER 3; TOWNSEND y; 70 ! 20; sls Pearls.
JOHS earle 4 co. iSS wsersL
Al WARD 4 Co S. Msden-.sne.
J1JF Triple, 92 Msidea-ane.
GRAHAM 4 co. 10 Od.sir
RIB HAvlLAND Go Once IN brosawsy
JACKSON, ROBBINS CO. IS4 Wslerst
THOMAS MAXWELL, sc WillNn-st
WILLIAM UNDERHlLL.J r lsS ws,erst
DAVID T LANMAN 90 wslerst
MARSH 4 NORTHROP, 50 Pesrl-st
NORTON BkBCOCK WOOD, lSs Msiden-lAne
PENFOLD CLAY CO. Flecher-s
scrAIEFFFIfN BRoTHERk co. ISt and los yoan-~,
LEWIS PRICE, IS Pesrl-st
A. ID. SANDS 100 fnlonst
HAVILAND, KEEsE co 80 Maidenlsne.
RUsHTON CLARK 4 co 10 Broadway, p9Astcs
House and rs Broadway cor Chsmsersst
PHILIP SCHlEFFELlN co. l07 Wster-stl
POU L PALANCA, IS John-sL
SHERWOOD 4 COFFIN, 81 Pearl-st
RUST HOUGHTON, IS John-si-
L. MINOR L co 2l4 FutonsL
INOERsOLL & BROTHER $50 Pear-sr
JOSEPH L TRIPLE, l23 xsideu-lane.
HAYDOCK CORLiES CLAY, 2ls Pesris-
GREENLEAF 4 KINSLEY, Is Court sndt-st
CUNNING Il VAN DUZER lis Grcenwich6
HASKELL MERRICK. 10 Gold-st1
b. A FAHEESTOCK& co f9 Johnst
Propnelors Of Fahnestock's vermif1ge,
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DEMOyAL.-Dr LUTENER, Surgeon Aurlst, has r.
Ia moved his Office from IS East Broadway $50 Broad
way Hours Of attendance for The future VIII be from nD
III s. daily, Sundsys excepted Observe DR.. Lut1nefs Ear
IpfrmaTy b56 Broadway, Nj iVs Sixteen years Of
successful practice the exclusive treatment Of deafness
and diseases Of the Ear enables him TO all curabe dis
eeses OF this organ Unpaid letters refused Coz
sulistiop fee 81, by letter or otherwise. myl4 linz
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NuIO STATE LOAN OF $1,000 D0O.-che
OCommiss sLers Of TIE ONO Canal Fund by virtue OF an
act OF hs General Assembly Of the Stale OF OHIO passed
Msrcs H. 1850 hereby give notice that sealed proposals
vii be received until Wednesday, the l9h Of June next al
noon al the Office OF the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Comuepy Nev-York for loan ofTwo Millions SIX Hun
cred Thousand Dollars, Tor which transferable ceruhcaes
OF Ohio stale Stock will be- issued a. iolows;
Ore Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollars 10 bear IN
teres Of Elk per cent per snnqm, payable sent
annually In the City Of Newfor and the principal rein
bursed n the pleasure Of the State after the year 1915
One Million OF DcllIs 10 bear Interest az he rate OF I'VE
Ter cent per nnnum payable as above and ns principal
reubursemens at the q easurs Of tae stale amer lob
The certificates Of ssck viii bear inIeress rom mo IH'
day OF July, 1850. ,....
or IN Ohio sx STOCKS OF 1880 az par on NE day ot
opening The proposals 9y deposng 'n9 *o ~, ne
credit Of The Ohio Csns FUND Commissioners Ire o1l-
snce or pnnciral be psi6 above elmer 10 essn s
ONO ak per STOCK Of 1850 st par on ne i't dsy Oh
Inv re, when The certificates OF slock VIII d. Geiyefoo.
nrfceeoo az the above loan required ilr me re-
6erop Of The FIVE and six per cent socEs OF OhO i1-
nring sffer December 81 1850 Proposals MAJ, mere
e. ffSesired be made viii tss lndefstandr in7 sIsi
~ ,snt IL the premium Of he six per cent stck sod
49,, -,n AID ave Per cent Of the principsl OF ne hFe
.rock the bs snre may remain on Interest a. ne
Ter rent Der srnu rom ihe lsl july 70 - ala ~ IN.
r. 80 man fve thousand dollars al t- pisaflreo .o
S~jer a, srv time before tbs Sst day OF Decc'nn -
s,-Ss b.i-g yhhsd collateral security Tor s1cn
80 nroposas which msy DO for any part o. sad lotn
-, an Thousand dollars, must sstc ne sloui
~ an he psid Tor each cre hundred ooilar, oi 49,
ketygeer fhs Eve aud six per esns glVing t's
4o,s,. o}ths parY 1kiug tie 7ropos1i NJ
~ 1900 rnarfed Proyos0s f., mo bds bNdBi /
10 % s5rsssS 10 he ONO Cans Fund Comrniffo0ers care
on GEO g coz Eco Csshlsr sew ,. S' ,r,,,..c,e,
JOHN WOOD, Auditor Of state a.,-,o
A a BLISS, Treasurer OF Sts4- AZ Jul5
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DUELIc KOTiCg.-sCPRENE cOUKr-ia he natter Of u,
appeauan kayof Aldermen sad connoasfy of tie Ctr
r-stss ts opeunz a I'm from Haa
set AID N ~ eeon street . ~ bSem River, IL T~shh
sri pubc nots l-rsty he MAYOR A8sr
Commodity Of The cry Of New fork par-gsni sttgs
sust a1d Dfcyds1 ts te lie Mayor ks-rnsa
anf Cnumon oftse Cfy q ssS fot maze 30 etaa
s surrsue Coad IL state u New fDfs Al sO~c rfm Of
Cea b. bed a. he CITY Hall CITY ofs-- Yor. on
s0nfa H. - ~ Of Jane 49, a IL openg the Coat on ta
90 thereafter egr>l b. h-ars sS tie appoint
Couis- 81 Estna;s and Asss..us-at
ihsi he nature 4nd u nproven~st
opey ~ 90 avenue from ORE sancre5 Thirty s-rsftrsss
harsIa River. lie Tssni q the C,y 81 SEQ fOfs,
- oSi sFon To- sp pas n he ~ % w yrts o. 90 et
~lf~t act ~ aifc "a TIE ~ GOT q
rs.ss IL psposs,
pared Apri a. l5f.-Dassd Ss~ lor. Ma is Isch
~ tJsa pEFRY Dsvig< cos.s-i ne Corporations
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A HANDELIEk WAATED.-Oa- sulL-ois Tor me
dl.s and fpuen ihe Or Address Il H.
so fssssn OF BToAst boz 81 giving short description
and pFiee- myi7lw1
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CLOTHING AND TAILORsNG.-lmm@n
Nstock OF fashionable ready made ciOning, OF every
description 1850 from 81 to SIS 600 vests from
81 to 81 SOC pants from I'll 10 s. To cloths,
csfsinefes md vesings embracing ythng and
desirable FRET fit always guaranteed IA single ai
viii convince s 20 per cent less than house In ths
city, for cash, ct (rensnber the name and number
MICHAEL CONWAY,
mv2l Inn l43 Futon.st near Broadway
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL REMOVE THEIR
LooKING-GLASS AID PICTURE-FRArIE
MANUFACTORY AND WARE ROOMS
Nos. $40 AND S2 BROADWAY

Nos $40 AND 3I2 BROADWAY,
o. or about Jure 10,
WHERE WITH INCREASED facilities for prompt
w ard superior execution Of every branch OF their Dus
reese under their immediate supervision. and greatly
arg,d s.ocA Of hrs quality looking glass plate magnh-
oeiis framed the Renaissance Louis XIV. ard otner
STYLES TO- ith vsred Of sizes and
prices e. can obtsned establishment In tbs United
stars they confident Of the liberal support Of their
hiencs Guc the public In general.
WALLER & kREPS, IS Sprucs-st
w X have made cement for continuous Ipply
Of ancient and modern paintings which large cosc-
ton can always be and very many VIII be found wor
thy Of particular attention. my2l n
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oENrLEmERs WEARING APPAREL

GENTLEMENs WEARING APPAREL
CHARLES K. FOLWELL, Draper and Tailor,
rst quality work made to order 94t Fulton-st between
William and Go- has just purchased for cash choice as
sorneni Of cloths cassimeres and vesting which with
low rent and selling for cash. be enabled TO make Is
per cent less than Broadway prices lie hiss for the last
eight wears enjoyed reputation eyen by those OF the saDe
rSdej Of cutting the best fitting garments and as TOR taste
ard style be will guarantee cannot be beaten, II equaed
as lfuf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

The BosbsHELLs AT NoKcEsrEA-JuhsI Ha-
f'ngos, CHARGED with being the Au.nor Of n. late
sxPos'ons al worcester has been examined and
held to bal Ia the SUN Of $4,000 H. ootaiued ina
bonds. '-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
IIELTY RIKER, Isl Chatham-st call the attention Of
IA all persons wanting Shades to their assortment Of
Shades, and materials for making and hanging Shades
They make the quality only and sell prices fall IS
per cent ess than any other manufacturer All Shade,
warranted rot TO stick or curl. N.Y. tjels