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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-28

J. Sturgis & Son.
IA.EAs In Hats, Caps and Fars, east side Of
srAa.two doors from Jefferson street, Bur
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-28
CODD. Parsons & CO.

-. NJOpEDe u
DEALERS in Dry Goods. Groceries. Boots and
Shoes, Queens Ware, GLASS, Nails, Paints, Oils,
mats and Caps, ETC., Jefferson street, Burlington.
.;s'. ss ..sso,, s.s,, c. ,sso eors ran:''s'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-28

Ors j. f.. e.. II. Henry.
NvHGEoNs AND PHYSICIANS. reOfice on
snefd street, flew doors north of Darret House.
psaLs Asstdence, corner OF Fourth street. and the
.1o square. {june -, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-28
Garrett & Cooper,

vXTHOLEsALE and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Med
w icines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental lnstru-
meats Gold and Tin Foil, Plate. Teeth, Perfumery,
ETC., Paints, Oils. Dye-stntis, Druggists Giass
ware Window Glass, etc., Jefferson street hetween
Main and Third. Burlington, Iowa. july 26, ,4S
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-28

az sEWELER, Clock and Watch Maker, north
ia side Jefferson street, between Main and
E.- Third, Burlington. Iowa--dealer in Clocks,
"etches, Jeweiry, Musical instruments and Fam
~ GOOdS. etc..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
Inc.osse--, Yesterday.

The Senate Yesterday devoted its debates
,oo;,Iv 10 the Omnibus bill, Mr.. Upham, Mr..
Soule and Mr. DOVES acting as speech
makers Mr. Pratt Of Nd. proposed an
amendment to jefferson Dayis's proyiso,
which the Mis-, -.ppi Senator accepted. 1t
was to the efTc.t that the section Of the ON
nibus bill, which prohibits the territorial le-
gislatures from passing laws either to intro
duce or exclude Slavery, shall not be con-
strued to prevent them from passing any
law necessary to protect the rights of any
kind Of property; that is to say, if slave
owners make their way into New-Mexico
and their slaves assert their light ofproperty,
which God gave them, in themselves, their
masters may still have their right Of proper
ty in the same beings, established and de-
Tended by law the same as in Georgia or
Carolina, God, justice and sound policy to
the contrary notwithstanding. Of course
this amendment was accepted by Mr.. Davis,
for it accomplishes his purpose in much
more astEte way.
The speech of Mr. Downs was decidedly
in favor Of the Compromise, which he goes
for with the utmost hope and confidence.
In the House, the report of the Committee
on Elections refusing to admit the delegates
from New-Mexico and Deseret to seats as
Representatives was considered, with no
other action than postponement until Cali
fornia shall have been disposed Of. The first
Tuesday in July is fixed for the renewal of
the discussion re lative to New-Mexico and
Deseret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

qualified Freedom Of the Press, Equal Tax
ation-and which party proceeded to es'ad-
AsL these very reforms 50 soon as the pro-
rress of the European Revolution rendered
resistance by Austria impossible-wa5 all
the time attempting to uphold the very inc
qualities and feudal privileges which they SO
loudly condemned, and finally abolished?
Now, that the Austrian Court and Cabinet
steadily and stubbornly resisted all these
measures Of Reform and Progress so long as
resistance was possible, is as certain as that
George Ill, Lords North and Butte in l77j-
50 were not in favor Of American Inlepen-
dence. That they assailed the Freedom Of
the Press. and in it all other Freedom, by
arbitrarily imprisoning Kossuth for years,
without trial or legal accusation, Is not more
notorious. But let US look once more at the
broader causes Of the Hungarian resistance
to Austrian Towcr-cau-es already more
fully set forth in cur columns on the basi. Of
Count TeleIi's memorial, which NJ one has
vet begun toauswer. The Christian Exlm-
iner's statement is essentially identicalwi
his.
ITO be C0nolnded ToMorrop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
=. LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER

Fer TIE desuuc lion Of eOckoaches bedbugs, moths ants
Gees. aies, mosquitoes and all otber inseels and
L. LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Tor the exernnaiou OF and mice, both articles war.
rs1ed without poison to be hsd at Lyons Depot 40
Broadway ard nom the following agents:
rewYork-Mr Kerr, TAG Broadway.
Messp A. B. Z d. Sands, 100 Fulton-sL
J. Stszg Co, corner Nlnihsv and
Twenty 6rstsL
Greenlesf L Kingtley, - Cortlsnctsl
Schiefelin Brothers, Co, lo4 and lC6
John-st
s-Brooklyn-Nr g. d. Ayres, cor. Henry aad Auandcsts
BrooklJn-Mn Hays IT'S FultonsL
Mr. VIM H. sisson, Lyons, Wayne Co. New.York.
Mr.. r. NJ M1nson, Porsdam, st. Lawrence Co, NY.
Baltmore-Messrs. Polk L Co, Barnums buildings
Phsdelphia-Mr. Gsrngues, cor Teeth and Coates s;a
Railway, ~ J.-Mr. Tunison.
Providenee, N. J.-MesGa Bslch Son
Pittsburgh. Pa-Mr Lisson.
New Acknowledgements l. Son
Eewut-Mr Hnds, Markets..
Cineinnstr-Mr. O. y. Thomas, l69 Msinst
Beston-hessrs Redding Co, Safest
Chareston-Mr. N. Cohen
New -0resns-Messrs. Duphio Co.
J.whght l. Co.
g. Louis- woodward 4 Co.
Nachtoches- L. Dupicix Co.
HsvUus- s.nouilsssS Co III thsir sub sgs
nevburK NY.-kr. Fowler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
The Fire nj Corning.
CoRsIsG, Tuesday, May 81.

To ne EirtOr Of 7ze Nesc- York Tribans.
have this moment read the Telegraphic &c
count OF the FIRE in this place on the 18th inst
am happy to say the report was made under the
excitement Of the moment and it is nothing Ike as
bad as described, though bad enough in al consider
alton yet We have quite town leil with the ele
menls Of reproduction.
severtyfou buildings have been destroyed
many small and cheaPly constructed Including
personal property think the loss is not much over
slOO.oOO l am happy to say SEQ 600 is insured,
the number Of compapies taking the yisks large.
Some hard cases exist in persons Of small means
who neglected to insure their property. Oar peo-
ple ere actively engaged in preparation Tor the con-
s.ructcn Of a much better end more permanent
class OF stores and houses. The banking hoase Of
Bank Of Corning, lonly bank in the place. was
damaged about $1,000. Books, papers, cash, &c
safe all were removed in good time 10 safe Guar
ters About thirty temporary stores are in process
OF Construct n ond shops, Offices, Sc. are spring
inc uu al over H. burned district which. inc uding
streets. extends over G3 acres Truly YOURS. w. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY 90.

The Committee on the Public Lands reported a
bill establishing Surveyor Generals ONCE Tor
Oregon.
Mr. FFATHERsToNE reported aresOluti N to p1r'
chase opinions Of the Attorney General since ISL
Both referred
Mr.. GRtsyELL lWhig) Of Massachusetts, from
the Committee Of Commerce, reported bill max
ING appropriations lor lighthouses. Other reports
Of No especial In -or'sncc were made.
Mr.. CoyRAD lWhisl Of Louisiana, moved 70 re-
consider the vote Of yesterday, by which bil au-
tbofisine the Postmaster-General 10 contract TOR
carving mails between New-Oreans and Vera
Cruz ard intermediate ports, was referred 10 the
Post Office Committee. He considered sucn
reference as the death Of the bill.
Mr.. Po1TFR Loco Of Ohio, replied snd without
taking a vote, the House went into Committee Of
the Whole on the State Of the Union. and proceed
ed 10 the consideration of the special order being
the rerort of the Committee o. Elections AGAINST
Mr. Smith Of New Mexico. and Mr Babbtt OF Des-
eret taking seats as delegates from those terrific
ries
The rerorts Of the maiority Of The Committee on
Elections and Of the minority iMessrs. McGalg
hey. Van Dyke aud Andrews were read II the
cpse Of New Mexico The question presented was
tha resolution q the majority, that It was ilexpe-
don't; ~ admit Nr. Smith
Mr. NcGAUGHEY offered provso - the ros1u-
tor of tie minority thst the admission o. Mr.
smith as Delegate shfii l0t ut deemed ~ hu *
rreeson Of opinion IN relation 90 tre claim oil Texas
10 the Territory lying ON the east line Of the R9
Grnnde hut on the contrary, that boundary be ie't
open for future adjustment
Mr.. STRONG gave a briet history of New Mexico,
saying that the people last August in Convention,
established 10 Constitution, but merely asked Con
eress TO give them a Government on the basis
which thew laid down. That Convention elected
Mr.. Smith In all past history Of the Government,
no Delegate has been admitted to seat In Con
eress without provision antecedently being made
6ylsw The admission of Mr.. Smith would be
departure frem past policy. Twothirds Of the ter
ritarv of New Mexico lies on the east side OF the
Rio Grande, including twothirds OF the population.
This Texas claims. Whether valid or not 1t ex-
ists is persevered in aud not settled.
Tire Committee rose
Mr.. THOMSON Of Miss called attention TO the
fact that the debate on the subject before the
Committee would be continued during this week at
least. ard preclude any debate on the California
subject discussion on which was TO terminate on
the second Tuesday in June He moved to post
none the consideration Of the former.
Mr.. CARTER thought Buncombe speeches
enough had been made for home consumption.
The SpEAKER-Debate is not in order.
Mr.. CARTTER-I might have saved my wind.
LauPh,er)
MIR. THOMPSON moved that the New-Mexico and
Deseret subject be postponed until the first Tues
dsy Of July. Agreed to-
The House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
~ browns Essence Of .Jnmnica Ginger.

IT. Browns Essence Of Jnmaica Ginger.
THIS Essence 10 preparation OF unusual excellence Du
ring the Summer months family traveller should be
without IT, Ia relaxation Of tho bowels in nausee and
cnaTy In sickness II 10 sctive and safe wei
q pleasant ard efficient remedy.
CAUTIoN--Persons desiring Article that he relied
upon prepared soeiy from pure Jsscs Ginger ehoud bs
particular to ask for Essence Of Jamaica Ginger
witch warranted be hat IL 10 represented and pre-
rsTed only By FRFDF BROWN and for sale At his drug
and chemical +. corner Of FINN and Chestnut
Philadelphia For sale IN Now YOrk at wholesale BY n
r. CHAPMAN. ~ Fulton-st Also for sale by
Thomas Maxwell, SO Wilism.st
Rushion, Clarke Co. ll6 Broadway. 10 Asior House,
and rs Irving House.
John NJ lhau 1888 Broadway.
+. C. Wells Co. ~ Eigh,hayenue.
! 4 l. Coddington, rs Broadway, and sos Hudsonst
w Chiffon, corner Of Broadway and EighIh.sL
w. II Hall, corner n Blocker and Christopher sis
4 w Gsbandsu. 81 Sixthsveuue.
Dexter Nelagan, Albany, N. Y.
c. w. Badger Newark, N ]
s G. GOThsm New-Hsven Conn.
And by a. the qecsOe drug iss and spothecsres IN
the United States. my23 2misTh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

4 Dy private Heaty,un-
~ der permit OF the Levant berct ant Company at tbs
Coliseum Assembly Rooms 40 Broadway, on THURS
DAY. May -, and following days, from 10 l each day
or vast accumulation VI rich Foreign Garment Goods
chiefly for ladies' costume, arranged from alotments Oc5
10 9, under sssgnaiOn from the above Company trad
Ing from tho renowned Fairs OF Frank Maine St
Petersburg snd Lepsc also from the Indian Chsncery
Moscow.
Chief Offices Of the Company, the Bourse Paris and
CUsigm House Chambers, London.
TLesiotIneni for sale ID this city VIII consis, Of
INDIA, CHINA, PERSIA. ARABIA AND FRENCH
SHAW LIS AND SCARYs,
Of The most elaborate wOrHmanship texture and desgn
various curious arc beautiful Dress Fabrics in SILK Cash
mere, Csneps Hail. TfepaTque, Cost Hair &c Tnrksh
snd Maltese Turbsns, Calcutta Mokeens, Canton and Pc
hin Washing Silks, Indian End Persian satins Of qadn
pe width ard great beauty, Black Satns ard Loom Wa
tered Ducares Of Russian manufacture Russian Uncreas
be Poplin, Nesmenl Cloths India and China Blk Hand
serchiefs, French Cambria, do, &c &c &c
Ladies may select more articles at will sor import
cost ard Companys commission which In all cases vii Do
less than half the estimated value.
Admission by tick only.
Further particulars will be contained In prospectus 10
sued by The Company which with ssds Of admission may
he obtained gratis At the Rooms "Wednesday tho ga
instant between tho hours Of II and aud on the morning
Of sale nom ill 10 o'clock,
my22 2us' A LIVINGSTON, Secretary. New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

Tgy CoLEBRoOK MURDER.-Balcomb one Of the
rnurderers OF Old Mr.. W te a few weeks since,
hiss confessed his participation in the murder and
robbery He charges Calhoun with having struck
the fiist two blows and then he struck him also,
three or four times. Menasseth and Cobb, who
started with them on the business, made some ex-
cuses. and did not 60 to toe house. The next day,
the money was divided equally between the three
white men. the Indian lMensssethl not being
nresent He also coniesses, that they had laid
heir plans to murder and rob oIhers-and also 10
rob the Winsted Bank They are, however, cut
short in their wicked career
Ihiddlelown Coma Sentinel and Witness.
Hrsr's MERCHANTS MAGAzIsE.-This valuable
Monthly regularly makes its appearance. Mr..
Hunt in conducting il, brings to its aid all the
pupctunly snd good faith Of merchant Few
works so fully maintain a character for energy and
usefulness The articles inserted are always per
,;nsnt and ALWAYS instructive. Ii is regarded, and
we think Justly, as high authority both IN Europe
and America. The judgment Of the Editor has
been so uniformly correct, his selections 80 consist
ent with the design OF the publication, his sugges
lions 40 useful and sensible that whatever is pub
I,bed in the Merchants Magazine is set down at
once as worth It's weight in gold
AccrpEsr-As the sloop Moses Eddy, from
New.York, was dropping up the river yesterday
afternoon. about O'Clock, the tide running rapidly,
The ousrter crotch, around which the rope was
wound. gave way, carrying with Il the rail and the
dayit the latter striking the Captain. Isaiah Cor
win, Of Jsmesport, L. l. and fracturing his skull 90
badly that he il not expected 10 live. The sloop
after breaking away her quarter crotch. &c. run
into the steamboat Canonicus and carried away
the Cs bulwuks and one or two stanchions, bot
did 10 material damage to her. Captain Corwin
was taken TO the Sailors Home. on South-W ater.
Of. where every attention will be paid him
lfY0Vfdaur3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
Col. Benton md his Constituents.

We have been requested says the 81 LOuIs
Union by some Of our Democratic friends, to pub.
lish very interesting correspondence that took
place last Summer between number of citizens
ofDaviess County and Col. Benton, in relation to
the Jackson Resolutions and the reasons why he
appealed from them. We shall, therefore, publish
the CORE spondence in Tuesdays paper. In the
meantime we cannot forbear, as prelude 10 the
correspondence from making extract Of a single
paragraph from the beginning Of Col. Bent)a's
replv TO the citizens Of Daycss County Speaking
OF the Resolutions, he says:
lam on visit of duty and inclination 10 my
constituents not for any obec, personal 10 myself
but for their own good-for the purpose of ascer-
tanning their sentiments on two points which con.
Germ their own welfare, and that Of their posterity
10 the latest generations ! mean the Slavery Re-
solutions Of the last General Assembly Of our State
ard the dissolution OF this Union il the $50 called
Wilmot Proyiso be passed by Congress | wish to
know from my constituents and from yourselves as
a pnrt OF them. whether these Resolutions, pre-
s,n.sd 10 me as Instructions are your Instructions
md whether you mean 10 act up 10 them BY COM
miit;ng high treason against the United States in
the event VI the contingency therein mentioned. II
such is the case if these your Instructions and
Won wish them complied with, mean to give you
an opportunity 10 send Senator to Congress in
nv tlace 70 do your will, for cannot | will resign
my Mace. but will not resign my duty 10 Missouri
snd 10 the Mon. l will work At home, aud do my
dut, 70 both / will cooperate with all good citi-
z,ns 10 expunge the Notification Resolutions of the
last General Assembly from the statute book, and
10 urevent the State from joining combination TO
resist law OF Congress, and involving Is n the
guilt of high treason"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

n GoURAuD's Italian Medicsled Soap isis well known,
will cure pmpes feckes tan and all ssin defomihes and
s moreover the beet shaving compound ever uIed GoU-
RAuDs Poudre Subtle positively ersdcstes soDeThuous
hair from forehesds any part Of the bOdy Hair Rs
siosve for forcing hair 10 grow and rendering hsrsh
why hair son silky and glossy Liquid Rouge for pale lips
ard cheeks Lily Whefor rough ssow and flushed faces
LIQUID instantaneous Hair Dye changes red grey hair 10
beautiful brown or black 10 few minutes without
ing the skin-vsrsnted pay tsken Beware Of eoun.
erfrs The genuine preparations Of DR.. FELIX GcvRAUD
are found only 81 wskert fra, store from tnot in
Erosdwsy; Calender, SO South ThirdsL Philadelphia
Bslss Jordan, l29 westinghouse. Boston, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

The market for CoTToS less firm, and pr have de.
cliued Of cent The sales Of the week add up 10000
bales il cuoing MddIng al r. and Good Midding at l2l.
We nsuoe an advance In the prices Of Mess PORE, with
fsles Of GOO bls 81 S00l p Holders Of Rio COFFEE
have succeeded In establishing an advance Some 5000
bR.s have changed hendsa Sd3c. There 10 an upward
erdeIcy in be SUGAR market while holders do not
ncir cd TO press sales. NewOheans MoLAsEs continues
in fair request and finn, with fair sales al 25a &c b gallon.
There il more activity among dealers in LARD while quo
iaiions have improved fully cent The transactions IN
prime Qualities within week are very large, NJ 7c The
steamship Hhernss has just been received here,
rom Hasx Its effect the produce markets 10 general
l. 81 uuk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
Failure of The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Wednesd4y, Mag D.
The mail from beyond Washington has failed to
come to hand.
This city is densely crowded with delegates to
the Loco Foco Gubernaioral Convention, which
meets here tomorrow. Considerable excitement
and ill.feeling prevails between the friends Of the
several aspirants. Hon. Mr.. Lowe stands the best
chance Of being nominated. The Wings Of the
city are holding Weird meetings tonight to choose
delegates to the Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
More OF the Cuban Expedition.

NEw-ORLEANs Sunday, May 10.
There is considerable anxiety apparent among
the majority OF our citizens to know the result of
the expedition which sailed from here some few
DAVIS since to invade the Island Of Cuba II may be
expected very shortly, fit ever comes ~ it is well
understood in this place that the descent was TO
have been made on the Island sometime between
the 18th and goth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

The receipts here during the past twenty four
hours are - follows Flour bbls COOS Wheat bush 700
Com bush II eco TIE market for hour h dun and unset
lee Holders. in consequence OF The favorable news by
the Europe eek advance but buyers refuse operate
except The rates before he rece pt Of the
Fl heat In fair demand, but the hrmness OF holders
checks oTeraous The sales confined lot Of 900
huh Wisconsin al % cs The foreign has unsetled
the Corn Market ard sales OF importance have
PRED. Ohio Whisky sells al y cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

To HoUsEKEEPERs-The reformed principles OF selling
beautiful patterns Of English three ply and ingram carpet
ing oicloths IL ssuy adopted by the Celebrated
Cheapest Carpet Establishment IN the United States, %
Bowery. HIRAM ANDERsoN's Small profits AMI quick
saes is the motto There you get English threep ply
and ingram carpeung sir shillngs and upward; com.
mon ugran csrpetBg three ard four shillngs and up
ward; hearth rugs, twenty shngs and upward and in
Vulnerable bargains to be had the six spacious show
rooms of thai famous carpet warehouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
Collision between the Steamers Luna md
Duchess-The Luna sunk-SuppOscd Loss of
LAcksoN. Misa. Tuesday. Hay d

JACKSON, Mlss TUetdty hbI II.
The steamer Lima bound down, on the 18th inst
near Boormeane Bend, was run into by the steam
er Duchess, about o'clock, a. n. She struck the
Luna ataft the boilers, aud caused her to sinh She
wilprobably be a total loss. The passengers were
all saved, and were Brought New Orleans. Three
negroes belonging to the boat and two deck hands
are supposed to be lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

~ RHEUMATIsN, PAINS AND STIFFNESS OF THE
JOINTS swelling Of the muscular substances them aud
other distressing symptoms, too well known to need de-
scrpton may be eGecusy removed by the Of RINGS
Compound Syrup OF Hydriodate of Potasss Sarsapsrla
and Yellow Dock Root Ills recommended in full confidence
az being specific, ard needs but trial to convince the
most rcreduous OF It's surprising properties Prepared
and for sale by C. II. RING Druggist and Chemist 1872
Broadway corner Of John-st In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
JAMES POWERS.
ERASTUS BEACH.
$. SHERWOOD DAY.
VAN SANTNOORD,
JOHN VAN vLECk, ]
Commissioners
ny2S I'm

~ ShOemnkers Attend the Working Shoensk-
Of this city and vicinity requested 70 meet At 40
Hester Friday evening the 2l'h inst 10 hear
port the proRr ~ fine SHOEwaKERs WORKING UNION,
and inc the INSCRIPTIONS 10 the Every work
man who desres the JrkeIs become their own en-
poyers earnestly invited to attend ready to aG he plan
Il shal appear him feasible Delegates from The Shoe
makers Of other cities and villages invited 'od speak
ers will explain the plan and ~ practical working By
der of the Trustees [myD 2usl L. w RYCKMAN, Sscy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
SAILS, AWNINGS, TENTS, &C.
(NR0SShAN a. PARlSENtA CAICINEn 9

n
~ LUTON topreserys all kinds Of articles made Ct can
hemp cloths, that exposed the wesih-
from mildew rot al the time making hen
urey water proof Goods prepared with the Cselned So
luton are not altered In their sppearsnee and will resn
their orgDs color long they last The subscribers
have used his solution for years 90 awnings and sale
and hsve found TO fell IA sny Instance and
otter II 10 the pubic on the reasonable lerms AVID
ings sas tents and oil kinds VI articles made 10
order al the shortest notice
PARISEN CROssNAN, cor Pearls and Brosdwsy.
N. b. Old awnings II Dol spotted, preserved wsl -
n new. TWISTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
j MORONEY. Il Orange-,l.

REMovAL.-TAYLoR ( ARMSTRONG have removed TO
their new store 5 Greenwich next door 10 their former
location where they Offering of the largest stocks
OF new and desirable Dry Goods to be found 10 the city
at unusually low prices consisting OF every variety Of
Ladies' Dress Goods and Housekeeping articles 10 which
they invite the attention Of buyers.
From auction, 100 cases Ladies' Straw IIais.
Do 80 cartons rich Bonnet Ribbons.
Al great bargains which the attention Of the ladies' 10
particularly requested TAYLOR ARMSTRONG,
wis 3teods p Greenwich-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

RISc's UNAFPRoAcHABLE NERBESA CREAM FOR SHAW
rNc-Tbis article, universally praised by thoss who
made trial of last year. took the first premam Of the lnsl
u,e Fair Indeed It 10 fully conceded by those who know
that is impossible manufacture article equal to tt
III soerng to the skin sgran. to the sense destroyer
OF freckes and pmpls and sold cheaper than the old
soap. tEveaing rost
Fer sale by CHARLES H. KIM, Druggist
ib 1872 Broadway corner of JOhn-st