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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

FEE ECONOMY AND FASHlON--MOLE-
Ia SKIN HATS AND GALE SKIN BOOTS.
eS~~s ]. II. ANTHONY isselling Moleskin Hats, OF
the best quality, Beebee and Genln's Fall style, ioi
1850 for So so: fine sewed Calf Skin Dress Boots for
SO 50; second quality Moeskin Hats So; Silk Hats
only 81 so; Cali Skin sewed Shoes So 25-togeher
with an assortment of Cloth Fur Oil Silk and Glazed
CAPS: White and Black Wool Hats; also, Philadelphia
made Umbrellas which he will sell on the most reason
able terms, for cash. ,,o,,r,r eon,,r,
EAR, s, p. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND
4 y EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, THE
MOST CELEBRATED MEDICINE OF THE
AGE. 800. 900 BOT TIES MANUFACTURE
ED VERIFY Warranted to keep for any ength
of time in all climates, and sovereign remedy Tor all
diseases OF the blood
The above Compound can be bought at my store at
one-haI the price it sold for any other store in this
city-comer Of Cary and 18th streets, Richmond.
au 26 dts JOHN F. MATHEWS.
EBTC MOND IRON AND STEEL
10, WORKS-The undersigned having purchased
Of the Virginia Steel Company the property know as
the "Steel Works. have formed copartnershp for the
manufacture of the various descriptions OF SCROLL hoop,
band and rod, Iron and Steel.
With this view they have engaged the services OF Mr.
lanes Hunter an experienced mechanic, under whose
directions they have lattery introduced Rolling
Mi Il aud the suitable machinery appertaning to such
an establishment.
Mechanics and dealers in Iron and Steel, are inv-
ted to examine the articles furnished at these Works,
ind every assurance will be given tor prompt and
G. @. TOMPKINS,
WALTER GWYNN.
arrHN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

a. SUI ERLANDs GUN WAIVER, opposite
0e the Virginia and Farmers Bank, Main street,
Richmond, Virginia, importer and dealer in GUNS,
PISTOLS, RIFLES. AND GUN MATERIALS,
CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS, having de-
ermlned to enlarge his business in all its branches,
has gone more largely into department, and is
now receiving his fall supply Of Guns Pistols and Gun
Materials, for making and repairing Sporting imple-
ments Powder Fasks, Shot Pouches and Belts, Per-
cusson Caps &c. of all the different makers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

Understanding that MIR. H. P. Taylor is about TO
open School for boys on Shockoe Hill, ii gives me
great deal Of pleasure to say that Mr.. Taylor is an
perenced, and SO far as have had an opportunity OF
tleman of prudence, piety irmness ad patient Ierse
verance, combining in rare degree the qualifications
necessary for good teacher and that | know OF no
into whose hands boys may be entrusted with greater
hope OF improvement in mind, morals and manners,
than Mr. Taylor Having prosecuted a liberal educa-
ton with to profession, his intellectual qnah-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

WNARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAG A.
EM zine for October Back numbers will be fur
nished to all who may wish to subscribe
e. GEO M. WEST q BRO,
ot3 Exchange Bookstore.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

Aes FOR REN'F-The tenement at present &C.
EII cuped by the subscriber, corner Of Main and Sth
streets, suitable for the accommodation of large family
or Boardinghouse Also two other tenements suitable
for families For terms which will be reasonable, apply
to |de 81 JAMES BOSHER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

aMLD APPLE BfiANDY.-Just received q
W superior lot Of old Apple Brandy, warranted ter
years old and not to be surpassed by any in the mar
ket.
oc2 B. g. S. JONES.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

EARUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
NJ DYES & WINDOW GLASS.--A large stock
of ugs, Medicines, &c.-all warranted OF best qua
lty-on hand for sale low for cash, or the usual
credit 10 punctua dealers.
N B. Particular attention to packing and forward
ing orders PURCELL, LADD d CO.,
% Main corner Nth.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

9VARPETS! CARPETS!-I have on hand
u large lot of Carpetngs, which were purchased at
the Northern auctions, at low prices. HousekeepeTs
in want NAV rely on getting great bargains BY calling
at my store. AUUooAO % M ~
4lsMaIl slIeet.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

NSET ANTED, a situation by young man lately
Wv from Ireland, who is capable of keeping ac-
counts in the neatest ye by single and double entry
and can produce respectable credentials. Any commu-
nicaion addressed to j. W. f., Times office post
paid will meet prompt attention. Salary no object
to nermanent situation Sc 25-tf
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

"a THE ROOM over my store is for rent 1t is
E=l very handsomely painted and papered, with an
arched recess for bed and two sheved clothing clo-
sets and another for books-very suitable for lawyer
or doctor. [se 81 JAS. WlNSION.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

GNLOTHS, CASSIW EKES q VEsTTNGS.-
" We have in store a fine assortment oil
Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings, TO which we invite
the attention Of all those in of good suit, at
CHAS. HARTWELL q CO.'S,
oc 3 l07 Broad ST., opposite Swan Tavern.
TNyWENTY.ONE THOUSAND FEET OF
IL No. l SEASONED OAK BOARDS, now
landing and for sale by ,,
90 g r S. GIAXERROOk.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

-, FOR RENT, the brick dwelling, containing
MI rooms, on 9Th street, next door to the German
Church. Possession given in a lew days. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
seN Agents &c.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

MUSICAL GOODS.-Banjos, Flutes, Flies,
| lVE Violins, Accordeons Harmonious, Musical
Boxes: Italian and English Violin, Guitar and BANJO
Strings OF the finest qualtyust received for sale by
| 0''"s r. M ZIMM ERMAN,
| oo9 ISL Main ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

vii hsys the " no, Proviso Il passed IN the
House, Il IS iogbs;al II It pass IN the Senate Il
IS Idle 20 tax shoas IT. as t cannot become
law Eol- constituents are pra,tcA men, ami
vii b, sat sfed you do all yon can Act on s
certain u take place. All we have Is the power
0; choice Il Is tor q shape toe acton. ami say
what Il shall De Il ms opinion cannot prevail, be
must vote should a territorial bil be presented for
the incorporation Of the Wlmot Proyis0. He was
uncOnvinced notwithstanding all that had been
SAID. that It was unnecessary. He voud not
abandon the Wnmor P--viso. Il ugh he might con
sen; 10 exchange 1t 70 al equivalent He de
MED ;ha, the policy ~ the President ami that OF
NJ Csss are Identical H admitted thst there
was constitutional. obi cation 20 deliver ta-iuves
but would take care that the master dli not carry
from ;he North free oolorei persons. He stood BY
the compromises OF the Constitution WhCsver viii
not DO 81 IS a Disuuionst Il i the Constitution
which makes the mon. We should ask aud give
no more than the compromses o. that Instrument
woui warrant and he asked a settlement, on that
eroand
The Committee then rose.
TIE SPE,SER has aPTo ured job Mann Loco
# Pa and Daniel Breck Wing OF Nv. in place
OF Messrs McL snahan and Gentry. on the Gal
phin Committee.
The House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
sixned md @eaIed.
Congress. Yesterday.

The SENATE wa the scene Of a good deal
Of Excitement attending passage between
Mr.. CLAY and Mr. HALE and the presenta-
ton Of sundry An,i-Slayery petitions. AZ
ter this the Senate completed and passed
the Census Bill.
In the House., Mes.r. BsECs Il Ky and
JOB MAyS Of Pa. were put On the Gaiphin
Committee, vice Gentry and McLanahan.
resigned.
Mr.. Ross Of Pa. made Non-Interyestion
Speech, and Mr.. DUR If thi. State made a
very urgent appeal in favor Of Gen. Taylor
plan, though declaring that be would vote
for the Wilmot Proyi-o whenever that que--
ton should be presented. Nothing done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.
GENlNs FOUR DOLLAR HATS.
SPRING STYLE FOR 1880,

rV- GENiN, 2tt Broadway finds IN the Immense demand
for his g. Sprog style Tor gentlemen another proof hat hat
which combines In their highest degrees he qualities ofbedu
w. hgAtaess, durability and ehe1PHs',, must OF necessity
.uper.ede all Others IN market where taste fashion and
wise economy are the srbiefs and umplos The GENis
HAr fJr the present admitted by al who have ex
smned Il with critical eye be perfect in IT'S pro
PORTIONS admiral In shape ard fBi.h than any fab
rio has heretofore Issued Om hts factory lie elaine
that i 10 advance % all competition IN every hing except
price In hat particular there hs,lers who keep one
dollar ahead Of him by charging rive dol as for hal which
Is superior IN any respect equs In Us oaf Ensemble TO
tie handsome and disungue specimen Of art which he s
selling fast his woIAuien multiply the model
a. four dollars.
GESIs would RsO direct public Aueuuon 10 his splendid
stock Of Partisan London and home manufactured fancy
hats and csquees for children ladies riding hats and rid
ing travelling smoking dress and sporting caps msuutic
OF every ia,honsb material and Of The most appro
pirate and becoming styles lie won also invite the At
Of gentlemen Of the Amy and Navy, ard members
companies to hs superb designs for caps SC
for both services
The Of chdren's fNncy hats srsnged for the
Inspection Of ladies' aud gentlemen IN his extensive show
rooms probably exceeds In variety richness and spendor
any display this Lac winch has been made 10 New
York To place a clumsy ~ shaped nat the head OF
child, Ia like GROWING the polished cornihisn shsn with
rude specimen Of carving instead Of the dney
sculptured leaves Of the flowing acAnihus
GESiN assures his friends and customers ths. no such
specimens OF uncouh architecture will be found upon his
shelves the best u the old world and the
have contributed to decorate them.
His stock Of umbrellas six and cotton includes every
desert puon Of The article Gom the srong aud cheap to the
hight, rch and more expensive weather guard or canes
riding whips, brushes, &c infinite variety will also be
fund his establishment Every Kind Of goods sold there
may be depended upon faithfully made and will inya.
ably be offered the most reasonable and Satisfactory prices
OENlH 2ll Broadway, opposite ST. Paugs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
TELEGRAPH 10 M N.s-YuHs T'laUN;
Yoz smith Backing Out.

ultI0N " r7ITI'-'ai|- = n
T. : CorRr BosroS p o. Sv''t IS mgr
Do~air- and ottee.-Ihe appacat.on oi r q T.
-,,ith owner o. the Morse Lineoi Telegraph i1r IN
i-.,-oti9u against House Printing Telegraph. Sas
several DAYS ago by order Of the Court set down
f,- hearing ,o-day The Counsel or tie Printing
Teles~aph, consisting Of Geo Clifford, ESQ OF y
y. c. l. Wooibu-y and Rufls Chcate. Es8rs OF
Boston. were al Oh tie spot ~ battle array. equip
ped with full supply Of evidence % meet their
opponents, and sustain the LIGHTyISG Pass.
The comp 'airsat declined proceeding. and from the
hooeiesness Of the case. withdrew h.s application
for the injunction another instance that some
N ems Courage is highest when most distant rom
l,,ra- ANrI M0s0rorY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
Report Of the Committee on the Old COLONY
Road.

bHaTUN, " -lT'Flsi1 AT y.
T.e Report Of the Committee 70 look INTO the
fairs 4 TIE Od Gloomy Road has made IS aP-
pesrauce a1l exc;es considerable sensation. The
branches have been rla n, an enormous ioss. the
only profitable adjunct being the Fall River Ran
road The Committee state that the dividends Of
~ and l-}- were paid o1t u the capital OF the
Company. an tia, 90 profit las accrued from the
1lsiness ~ the past year
ia less than $40 years the Company have pail
near $4,000 as extra interest The reserved iand
saiit be on hand in lsl7 and l-i- had ~ ex's;
ence There has been large business done. The
over issue of stock and that outstanding amounts
20 sfo1t 00o. not mentioned in the asst Report
o, the Directors They recommend an entire new
system o. mana cement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
DANGEROUS Illness Of the Clerk OF the io"''
The Gnlphin CInlm. &c. &c.

Ws.HtNcroS, Wednesday. Apri i'-F 81
regret t. inform you that the Clerk OF the
House Of Representatives lies most dangerously
3D. and is not expected to recover.
Mr. Mercdiths conduct relative to the GaPhin
claim is much an.msdveried upon By the leading
Wings and since M Whitiissoys adverse de-
cision has become promulgated, change in the
Cabinet is said % be certain
The Collectors and other norina,oas Tor the
principal cities, will doubtless be confirmed by the
Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

ION of the Court OF appeals no, 10 determine that
suii shall BE- rt6pcnei which hid already gone
through al Courts o. the state. He spoke at some
length IN support OF bis position.
NJ WAKEgAN Slstaiuel the veto on the .roucf
that the Legislature has 10 power u interfere with
settled suits The iaw which this bill was De
sguei 70 remedy may have been wrong bat tina,
would not Justify second wroDs. II the Legisla.
ture has and should exercise supreme power there
couli be no principle settled snd sait closed
H frosted that the bin would not b. passed
Mr. MONROE Gissented from the positions OF the
Governor Highly taougf he esteemed him IS
man and as a public o'hcer he 'hevei that e was
the duty OF the Legislature % pass this Bill Il
might De that this bail designed 20 effect
particular case bat In that particular case ,ormer
Legislature had done injostice. and he desired %
redress the wrong by securing 10 the parties ia
this particular case the same rights that they bal
enicyed. bat Tor the injustice done BY the Les!sa
ture That act hat changed the issue OF the sai,
m question sid he now believed tina; justice re
quired the passage ct the oil
The previous question was called and the House
refused 20 pass the bl-ayes Il, noes 3, not two
thirds.
The House concurrci IN the Senstes Smend-
ment % the Dorfei snk Roti CO. Aso 20 the
b..l Cor the relief of the heirs OF Jno. Foote.
Some private bills were passet, when tie House
took recess 70 T. Botn IN SESSION at I. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

/ We believe It--aiis1 ~ know IT, ir, il .-'''
for ever
esT The Oaeidq .N5rajag Haad iisiikes
our view # the Gaiphin business. r say
that claim. having been allowed
The principal carried interest a. mater Ct
/ course
Webeg leave to assure The Herald that II
doc not understand the matter. The al
/ lowance Of the principal sum claimed To- BE-
due from the Federal Government do-s "oi
carry interest a. matter # course'-
quite the contrary. It is fixed rule with
our Government not to pay interest on
/ Claims. on the assumption that II always
stood ready AMI willing to satisfy all de-
mand- whenever they should be- duly au-
tbentieated and proved and that nothing
VA. really due up to that time. and ofcourse
M interest can have accrued. We paid some
little attention to claim, last Winter. and
we understand that the payment Of interest
thereon wa, thing unknown, unheard Of.
sill. there NAV have been instances Of such
pavment. but they must have been very rare
indeed. The French Spoliations claims are,
we think. every way a. clear and Just rs the
Galphin. 70 say the least; they were estima-
ted at Five Millions fifty years ago. AMI no.
body ha. ever proposed u pay moro than
Five Millions at any time since On the
principle affirmed in paying interest on the
Galphn claim, these should now amount To
not le-. than twenty-five Millions Of Dol
lars.
The Herald improve our plain -peak-
ine A. follows:
Tine Democ-acy always stood b. their Admin.
.st.ations come what would. THIS was me CHIEF
reason of their success. Let us lea-n little WIS
dom from them
Ah Sir. that was the chief reason
not only Of their success but OF
their corruption. Tho sorrow Of our
country to-day is the docility with
which One Million Voters swallow every
thing. uphold everything that comes to
them duly labeled Democratic or Demoe-
racy.' We mean to cure some Of them Of
thi, mi,chicyous dclusion and how can we
hope To- DO it if we manifest the very spirit
Of blind partyism whereof We would cure
them? An ounce Of practice i worth
pound Of prccept in such matters, and We
mean 70 call wrong wrong. no matter VINO or
which party Is guilty Of it. We repeat then,
since YOU provoke it, that that GalPhin bust
ness has a very suspicious and ugly look
about it. 1t may bc all meal. but there Is a
strong flavor Of cat about it. If the pay
mcnt Of interest on such claim is |
an innovation, and if millions Of ad-
iustod claims are thereby revived and
thrust anew upon Congress and the Treasu-
~. aud if half the proceeds of this are 90
ing into the pockets Of a Member Of the
Cabinet. ON the strength Of an opinion given
by another Member, oyerruling the decision
of the proper auditing officer, then We tell
YOU that the thing 'coaf do, and that there
must ere long be changes in the Cabinet
You can't sal,e it over to any purpose-the
probe is indispensable. If Mr. Cobb's Lo-
.Foco Committee sees fit TO report it all
hat will divide the discrcdit, and may
49, hin smooth for a while, OuI We
I l',' soo low n = Committee can SO report.
" e. the facts are A. we Ave stated, nor how
,b., CoI,;no, can rema;n nm, hanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
From Cannda-The University Bill.

TOEONT0 { ". " ednesiay, April ~
Bishop Strochsn left tor England t. day, to Peti
ton the Imperial Government to veto the tniver-
sity bin # the last session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
Health Of Hon. Thos. {. IInckeit-lIr. Cal
houn'- Successor.

WAsHNCroN, "Wednesday, Apl' io.
We learn from Savannah that Hon TEos. G.
Hackeit, member Of Congress from Louisiana, IS
lying IN Of the Consumption
The Governor OF South Carolina has appointed
Gen James Hamilton Mr Calhoun successor,
bat being Ineligible having resided lately in Gcor
eia he has declined to serve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

paIy par,isl returns We received AZ the tine
NJ roiar % Press Robert Glchrlst was elected
Navo- withoa, opposroa- Peter D. Froon has 81
rnsi9riiy over his opPonsu: Gr.nnel 'or A'ier7alA-
IT, r-o5atiities - thai the Wster riEh' ticket
s al elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

" shocking bad ha! pssses nobody and 10 he inVa
rsbe index Of bad taste well a. Of eslamous poe
ke Hats rendered shocking by bad usage Of course
They suffer from the weather and they suffer particularly In
omnibuses from various kinds Of knocks On the homeo'
pathc principle therefore, resort for remedy Ksox IL
Futonst IL never falls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

~ City ladies' and ladies' from the country. ind
first quality slippers Ties and buskns At and 10 shngs
~ quality slippers and lies al g. and buskns &, 7s lades
black and ell the fashionable cOlofed CATERS at 10 and iss
equal TO any in the ciiytogether win complete assor
nent Of ms.s. and ehdrens gaer shoes Of all
kinds and prices. 81 J. b. MILES, 10 Canalst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

SPECIAL Telegraph % The I,ibnae
WAsWNCroN, Wednesday, April 10, 1880
s consultation Of physicians was held today
upon the case Of THos. J. CANrnEIr, Clerk Of the
House and the report was adverse to his recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

~ sprng Fashion Hats and Caps ready at the one
prc, store Ia Csnst unsurpassed by any for beauty
durability or chespnes. The difficult hesds ht'ed BY
Paris conformeleur. GsIi SCI J w. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

BALTIMORE. WEDNESDAY, April 100 81.
The New York Firemcn Will visit W asbugton
to mOrrnw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
Court of tppPnl-.

AtB,>Y. WEDNESDAY April %.
No ga reserved cause argued. g. and q,
suspended tor the present 35-A reserved cause
arrutI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

~ We call attention To the al yerisement Of TALBOT
warts, the discoyerer Of The Nervous Anidoe" It's
80 wonderful medicine that had he have taken another
course Of making known he would have ranked among
the great men Of age However as TO- his medicine
/, oos Of the greatest things IN the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

O. sAuspERS Patent METALLIC TABLET RAZOR srsoT
The odes, and approved suop now 10 uss-hs'ne
been before the public foe last thirty years can be bad
al the sabscrbsr's, wholesale and retail SAUNDERS,
IA Broadway, corner Of Lisertyst and 81 Broadway
all Jleods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

LAcKAwASA CoAL-Sach has been the demand
for This cosl during Inc past Winter Tor steamers Cali
orna g. that although tbe Delaware and Hudson Canal
Co had reserved eNo for Winter Roudout AMI
in New-lOrk the supply Is now entirely exhausted. We
dsrssud ihs, lhe Company have nouaed their custom
hat hey furnish an the ARRIVAL OF new coal
h. I h.Lrc IL n, In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
shin News.

PORTLAND April 9-Arr sch Jas Penny Nlptk
BOSTON. Aprii oar shp Avmsr baenos Ayre.
Feb H. Len mp Furnscr. or Nlok 90 > DAYS joan II
MILAN M Bosiou ar %. k-ppi.ca Ton Salem sr IN.
Oceanus. for BosfsH Jaon-, DO N y DAYS 10
usn do iu Sn Gats. Msrgsrus frsie, >oonis toC
ard ChcSasaN disl. Ma, Jsre mr. Valparaiso bsfk
Oof WIZ. I'D ih s,h iof '-on Az snip ehn Nasf
I'm NNors hAk Sherwood. I'm NOresns, ibth nt IN
uL % Cape f'iiia. parted company WIN snln W IN 'l
i'm Mobile for N.vfs Sp'k- In inst Svuth Shoal norm
20 miles sch Howard f = Domingo for Boston reported
TWO en ~ a.he ovsrhosfd the gseoi plsi ut Arr brig
Sun Phis schs Ann n Huichu-. N-s- Sruns"eS Hero,
NNors B@'ow ,htp COumbiN fn MOI cans
CD ship NIos NO esus, nSrks M-mosA Canloni hcs-
an Havana. Cen Taylor San Francisco III IN Noyes,
So, Justice sorry, BALTIMORE. DeIawars and hrrumae,
Phia. bn.s liver, Mobile, Aeon, Pals hrs Eliot Cape
H4yuer. Monson J-fimr. Native American 81 JRgu, New
Globe s. Mays Detroit Albany; Penn. Sou,hrTner, Re.
beccs Frances, Corneis, Highland and Appleton,
NYo'k
wBEoFORD, April AR sehr Oscar Jones' and
s1Op Iiiel, NOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

CosB FAcroRY, 3sT Broadway. BETWEEN WALKss ARD
WHITE srs-Torsse Shell and Buffalo Horn Dress Combs,
Of every design and aEequaed choice 10 extent and
variety Every description Of Combs, Of foreign ss well
homs manufacture, Of Superior quality and low price
all 3teod' A j. SAUNDERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
THE GRAND SPRING HUNT.

The hunt isup. The grand Spring chase sfer reaches
beibugs, ants. &c has commenced and, armed with LIZ
oSs IsFALLBLE POWDERS the busy housewife Is staying
her thousands Samson did OF old Meantime his Pulls,
the most fatal ammunition Science provided for the
exrpaon Of vefmin masing awful havoc among the
rats and mice Remember, tbs lat of May approaches
LYos's eslabli shment IL 20 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

~ We call The attention u parents DESTROYS Of sending
school in the eony 70 the advertisement o.
the Principal Of FARMERS Hal Academy Goshen, Or
snge Co NY
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WILLIAM HUNT. l.le Ma.ter Of brig John M

Markets. o. Bal TtsoRE. April lo-S r. N
The market 10 scrve Tor SLoUR, and the sales
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