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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

WILLIAM HINDHAUGH, Merchant Tailor, Of
w Veaey.st Astor Houe g, beEs leave Inform his
from business trip to Europe whore he yisited e best
manufactures that could be found, aud from which OBJ
The beat fabric that be produced and Of tho very lGea
aid mort approved styles He would call attention 70 this
fact and thinks he may say that he has yle Of
goods In s hst csrno be excsled ny any Lhsr
establishment in tbs Gig OF New YORK a4 lme0ds f1h III"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03
GENERAL NOTICES.

Ey DIR. ehew's Wates-Uure InstItution. CO...
reT twelfth At end Upivsts..1 pace r3 n
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EtOARD.-Two PeDtemen and their wives may he ac-
~ commodGed with good bosrd and with pan,ries
stitched with The privilege OF hos cold sni shower bs
The lclEe Is hrge ana pleasantly located As Second
Broadway lins CT stages pass tho door oil Iw*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

sFOARD~T 10 OF lhrse gentlemen desiring pleasant
EPhOme with good acc )mmodston, Can bGvs largs,
Pleasant fyn,hed gIfuuished front the second
aoGr with without the back and breakfast alone
With tea End diouer on Sunday Terms IS per week 7,
RviDg tof.s Csnu4i AID pleasant location si2 lmeods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

Eyr For Sale-A Whls Newspaper with good cir.
cuIaon and advertising patronage In County o. ing
ste Pie preeni proprietor Wlshes to change aus p1s ~.
purchase money, only VIII be sued lie poresas. de-
md can do biz own edne, can do well by purchasing
ionrIpa At this ofica AT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

BOARD WANEED-In the Seventh Ward for g
sP gentleman WIFE, child and servant two on the
ueropd story preferred Good references required Adj
dfs q J. " S this Office. oil 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

R0ARD,-The second floor TO let, unfurn!lhed to
HSsenrmhn aud bis lie, or two three sbgle gentle
N D w h breakfast AM tea and privilege Of balhng groom;
also pleasant on tho third floor to gea-
q men ST 10 Ludlow pace OF Houston and McDongsl
rs o23tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

DOCK BINDERS, LEATHER.-Phe subscriber
Ohes on hand and Ia constantly receiving EnglIh lCol
ored skyeF Coored Calf Bklrg French Turkey Morocco,
RuasE Red Leather, selIed Splits and Csf SKns Book
Coih Marble Paper ard every article required Tor bind.
cry AlTtyson hand large Sasorment OF Geo. Dudley
superior Bark skiVers Blank, Sheep sad Law Cali 3kins
Of which are offered 1.-THE lowest marke pricea By
OF I'm JAHES COOK. z95i Pesr-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

MToTsCR.-A Corporate Company is about to be form
under the Act Of l84 for the purpose Of putting into
nrsrauoo one OF Bishops Floating DerFicks on Lake Erie
Psraors Iesirous Of uniting IN this Company viii please
esl on A. D. BISHOP, Esq Al bis residence, III Adasst
Brooklyn. szs lm<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

BOARD yYARTED.-A IN ,iden lady, OF retired hsb-
. s wants. with board un'urnlshsd moderate sized
lib fireplace fue respectfully situnted. Pdv
hte family preferred Terms muft be moderate BaliI.
fctory leNEence given AID pro paw. Addres Home"
81 Vandaul a., postpaid. ollwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

pOARUENG- To let, with boerd f suite OF Rooma,
Equitable 10. family three four gentlemen, the
"a or Sd floor In horte where few bosrders are kept
snrle room sso may be had None hut select pere0na,
who cnn give The beat Of references required Apply
l76 Esst Broadway. 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

kSOARBING,--At few single gentlemen, or gentlemen
KP snd their wives be accommodated with euh's
paris u boar6 IN inc large story honso 448 Btoome.
a. rear Broad gay. ReteLeDcet e1changed % 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

E1OARD-A Perlor and Bed Roon on I'd floor, fus.
EP pished unfurnished with boSrd may be had at
No II Leroy Place, Beecker OF 2Weod*
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BOARDING..

R0ARDo-A gentleman and wife and single gentle.
Dm man. cen be pesEantly accommodated with and
board The second floor OF house $50 Wayer7pace The
house is pleasantly located and lis arrangements such as
will promo the comfort OF l!s perons II Is blso very
convenient the tt.ges baths In the houte the family
small aud respectable Terms moderate aud reference re-
qufed Eey application Will the best rooms; calls
received all tho week oil 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE RELATIONS OF TIE AMERICAN SCHOLAR
TO HIS COUNTRY AND BIS TINES. AN An
DRESS DELIVERED BEFORE TIRE ASSOCIATE ALUMNI
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT, August t., 1850
BY HENRY J RAYMOND New.Yor Beker & Serb.
per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

BOARD Pleasant front fooms with board, end the
tD Of bah where there are bot fay boarders Apply
aiZ@6 Vgiic- st. BesT Cafuir6 oil Steo1k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

LniPs-S 81 ,50O.-HaVing added Is gely to my for.
Amer ftcck now have hard tie srgest and beat
lecIed rock be found Ia this city consisting OF all tho
pbos gene gas Aso hall zeat and other lanterns gran.
docs, chandeliers cspd1lebTsH table cutlery, fancy oIna
nsn,f, &c. &c OIL camphena spirit gas, phoSgeue gas
wicks, gls,IeS &c
gJuet received large lot OF very beautiful China
Vsses al o. which Will be sold cheaper ihxn OF any oeeE
b. uae in this city Goods losred for parties
CHARLES FULLER 275 Gfeenwchlt
o2 2mt between VI srren and Chambers sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

BOARD IN WILLAARs gentle nan
NJ g,d bis We and slt gle gentlemen can be
accommodated with pleasant roouz IN private family e
g Fhhei one m'nu er walk from the Peck slip FeIfy
Boats run every fvo uDutes durng the day. Location
ye;y dearsekouse facing The water commanding dne
YleM Of BROOKLYN. Newly YORK., Egst River. &c. 126 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

nMJDmELIIs OLD KsYABLIsHED LAaaF
EN11$6RT CsibsTtne st-Yhs proprietor begs 70 IS
t he pubhc hat be continues to manufacture every de-
serpoo * camPhsne Lamps and maj u addition 70 ate
-s xck be has selected for The Fall Gsds great variety
- 49, aosr and FuId Tampa airandoes, CszdslAhrz1
=. whieh be odsrs at the lowest possible Priess.
Il. R-Fhs rsds Supplied Eiss caRP6saa st hs Marksi
,.eSe aule 9H@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

I'VE SHIPPERS OF BUFTER.-The sobacnbaa
has always hand Goshen guileF OF The bes q1ay,
IN small packages repacke expressly for long yoysges
HAVING hEd d5l years experience In the rEds, he
eonfd ntly refers tho frat houEes In his Clay Phiade
ohin AID soa Each package has he brand and 9uEs
fsGtleI 10 keep 10, ~ ys<rs. A. KEEP,
gs Inns llG TalE3l. Naw.YorR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03
MUSIC.

: UCRATIyE EMPLOYMENT givea TO ladies'
| IsnS yepuenen who have leisure time, IN he al and
Tepieei isncy work. taught In few easy Lessons Coas9
oiv nersopay between the hours Of 10 aud I, al Mr.
RSsE Il Rsrclay.lt near Broadway premium ior leach
ing IS. VI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

~ CHAWBUCAs OPAOLsRE1Y HOUaG ovd
s2s BhiqFurnlsh.us Wsrerooms $50 Grapd-si Me-.
Eocs, where Hil no bound complete ssaorren Of iA5
following articles feathers hair, mcss sad hrss sl7s
Of every description viz paten screw. ron loil L's
loai IRON screw, cottage ane Eundls coz @e "a
deFs ke. Nj C you'd e.l particular sl'sn'io1 y ME
eew siyla Of bair snd spring r,aresses Old BED.
and nsbesssa ranoYsled and made equal TO nov By
oil lmt w. CkAWBuCR SoS GfGlS'sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

r22s'- THE CHRISTIAN PROFESSOR ADDRESSED"
-.v john A8GELL JAMES, is the reprint Of a popu
a rnsiilh work, urging tbs claims of Christian
cansiltc1ey Of character with great sarneatnassof
tine, aid in too harid language (Neg York r..
carter q Brothers, l2mo. PQ. 400
xgs oAssA Ross" by GRACE KENNEDY, is
;ryerile .tory intended TO assist parents in i'm
sserg religious truth on tbs minds CT their chill
,reu. r Carter 4 Brothers 24mo. PIP 175J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

favor Of literary culture that shows an extent and
persistenco of study that rarely be INDUCED In
tbie working day gorId.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

ONR OR Two YONG G aNTLEuEN wish
Olng 10 scqu the Fr-lch language cen have rom,
win breskfac. su tea IN geueet French family, near
Union fqosIe, with lelaon Of hs hour every evening
Terms 81 per week in adgarce Peserc-. required APP
ply by pote to Unionsqusrs PostOfice.
$50 StMThLSatk
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

TUESDAY, June 3-eP. N.
There . slight improvement to day in quotations
for stock. Its however buts temporary reactions and
the absence to sustain the markett must
become more depressed etoet spectators have been
very much disappointed In relation 10 the receipt Of
gold dust from California and the merit steamer down
from San Franeisso does not bring between tvo and
three millions Of dollars many Of those engaged In the
California trade vin be discouraged. The lowest esti
mate Of receipts of gold st this port from California
for the year 1850, 10 twenty-five millions OF dollars, or
about two millions . month. Thus far the receipts
have set been anything like that sum, and 90 the
sdvsnce they appear TO fall o. instead Of In
sessnr II IL Impression that the great nre In San
Francisco and the fact that the steamer Isthmus vas NOT
named In the open policies Of insurance the prin-
spal causes Of the limited Of dust but IL By
no means improbable bot that there Was no more to
some forward The glowing accounts Of the Of
dssers Of the discoveries Of new mines and continual
productiveness of the old are BY means confirmed
By the shipments Of golS dust We must wait patiently
for the nsIt steamer. Accounts fron San Francisco
10 the Ist Of June viii be due, upon receipt Of
which shall be better able TO form correct opinion
relative to the futur. produstivene Of the nincs aud
the probable receipts Of gold dust for the remainder Of
the season.
By the arrival Of the steamship Niagara at Haifsr,
nom Liverpool We have weeks later intelligence
from Europe She does not bring any favorable com
mereisl sseount. A decline In prices for corn and
cotton 10 not very satisfactory intslligenss nom any
quarter, hut more particularly from our principal
foreign msrhets The falling on In qsotstions for cot
ton rather asonishsd Ms Az for brssdstufs % much
depends upon the weather that prices change almost
ss frequently ss the wind bet with sueh . great
Decline in The suppiy Of cotton This yesr, com
psr~a With last, With such an snhvorsble proc
p.et relative to the growing crop and much ssts
witty In ell the nanufaeturins districts hh very sxtrs
ordinary that the Liverpool mNhss hes not been more
armiy nsistsipsa The reported depreciation ssnsct
have the eject here, which II would under any other
sreun stances Holders in ths country have too much
s.nh In the accounts which continually coming in
from ell parts Of the cotton growing sssticn 70 be
frightened hy ssy mov.msns going On In Liverpool %
nsnshesssr. Another season vim epen the eyes u
pr,tkh sestep sDssslstsss ss1 Dsnu<sstwss W Ne
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

PorvlAl AnD PonTxD QUESTIONS. Gess-
nl Tayler Anow what his cabinet are really Do
ingf Does Mr. Bliss read to the patriotic and kind
hearted President the journals Of the day. Dses
the General really understand that the cabinet are
snssly entrenehed by his own popularity, and that
they are completely envsloped in his old military
cloak, even up to the eyes, taking advantage Of
their position to misrepresent vilify, under mine,
upset, and, finally, to disgrace not only Clay and
Webster, and like spirits, but also to bring reproach
on the whole Of Congress, upon the present agita-
ten on the slavery question: We simply ask,
does he know thisi II we could place our finger
on General Tsylor's feelings and purposes, as we
can upon a map or chess-bosrd, we are perfectly
satisfied that we should find him in favorable po-
sition for the immediate settlement Of the slavery
question, on reasonable terms. We are perfectly
assured that all the opposition to the universal de-
sire of the people, comes from the cabinet I; and
those miserable apologies for statesmen derive all
their strength fromythe Presidents popularity, and
fron their ability, through his kindness and for
bearanee, to touch the hem of his military garment.
That's il.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

DEAnnAs, or TEE HUDSON remarks few
Says since touching certain baseess and high
Ing speculations the banks Of the river intend
cd no reference to this and growing village that
combines with modest name the substantial advan-
tages Of full station the Hudson River Railroad
and ferry to Piermont making IL the point Of union
for the northern and western routes oftrsyeI
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

Another fashionable and crowded house may be sx
pected tonight An auction has been talked Of the
sale Of seats bat shsl not arrive At that point al
present. 1t may, possibly, be necessary next week
The Haguenots has created sensation BY
the peculiarly Of its music and the enormous amount
Of talent concentrated In IT. and to doubt
that the cast of 1t is stronger here the whole thar
in London, where It Is now popular There will bs
great rush in the fashionable world at early hour
this evening" to make Of the aisles and odd
places, some of which, on Monday night, grsoed
with enthusiastic admirers Of the musical art
The New York herald., 1850-06-26
Movements OF individuals.

Nv Brcsdhssd, U. q. A, end eighty eight ethsrs,
arrived in this city yesterday and took rooms 81 the
Astor House.
others arrived yesterday and took rooms ~ The Amsr
Hotel
Chancellor wsi,vorth, esrssosa; DR. Jenkins, nsry-
land Judge Rcee. Long Island Hon. n. q. story,
Posshhsepsis end one hundrva and fny nine others
arrived yssterday and TOOK 81 the Irving Houss
The sesres ate number ~ arrivals 81 the phpeisal
hotels of the city, yesterday, vas eight hundred and
twenty-five
REV y q Cooper sailed fcr Scotland, yesterday, In
ths ship De witt Clinton, from this city.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26
Important Foreign and Domestic News by
Telegraph.

The European news is interesting, though not
very important. The decline in cotton not antici-
pated here, and is, probably, but mere temporary
FpasE. With the increased working hours now
about to commence in England, it cannot be but
fhat cotton will advance, even were there no other
cause for it, The Ministerial party have been
beaten again /; and this, with their growing unpoPu-
parity and their blunders indicates that the cabinet
will soon break up, as our own must From France
we have entertaining news Louis Napoleon, the
Hourbons, and Louis Philippe seem TO be under the
especial care Of Thiers but we doubt that his mis-
sion 10 London is connected very closely with any
great contemplated change. England remains in
the same state the Greek question, as by the
previous advices. Rome seems TO be in transit
non state, and ready for some new demonstration.
The Senate of the United States were engaged
chiefly upon the tariff and the compromise ques-
lions. The memorial of manufacturers, on their
suflerings, was referred to the Finance Committee,
and Mr.. Soule contended for the extension of the
Missouri line 10 the Pacific.
In the House Of Representa- the Galphn
business was thrown over by the Bounty Land till,
and will come up to-day. The bill on the bounty
lands will be found, in brief, in our Congressional
report. II passed by large majority.
From Santa Fe we have very important intelli-
sence. The convention had decided upon con-
stitution for anew State, " New Mexico" Slavery
had been prohibited The constitution to
take effect the first of next month, and prepara-
lions in progress for the choice Of Senators and
Representatives. This movement will be the
source Of unusual and important discussions
throughout the country-and the public have much
TO learn with respect to the origin and progress Of
il. We shall attend TO the whole matter in due
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

The steamboat Lexington went ashore on the rocks,
near Port Washington. In Lake Michigan on the llth
inst. She viii probably prove total loss. No lives
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

AMr. Peabody died v.y suddenly ~ nsnehssts',
III fsv days since, fsa an imprcper sAntnistrs.
scn Of morphine The physisiss vho sdminisssrsd u
vss ,roreuness s.seh snd The people tsAk " g'vfse
lin scaA sf Ter anl kstherp
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

Court Calendar-Lhas Day.
svYMIsn Csslr.-us. n, q lbe. ~ 10 ll8 ~
lss, l1S, 2u 2l2 u.s. aus TO 4as, 6O4 2sA -, -
TO 40
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

CAnplE AND AnBoY RAILRoAp LINE Yep pHn.A-
- sBAs ssvs. .s'osa ;aus A. ~ ,:s hs,f -. -.
ssys .s.sp.S. hss Pier We Nora nvsI rss rsss
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

WORMS ON IHH BArTKRr.-The recent showery
weather las filed the trees the Battery with lit
lie worms. They hang upon every leaf, and fre-
quenily drop down upon the respectable personsges,
male end female, gentleman or loafsr, who take
their walks on the paths ofthat popular retreat from
he heated pavement. Such, in a certain sense, is
complete picture ofour condition among the news
paper press around us. All the little journals,
far and wide, every other day, must drop n
worm upos eur devoted head, as we pass along
throsgh this vista Of human life and vale Of tears
If opera manager s successful, Bennett and black
mail produce the result-if be is unsuccessful
black mail end Bennett have done II all II a man
quarres with his wife, Bennett is At the bottom Of
IL. lf jury agrees to disagree about some rascal,
Bennett and the Herald have something to do with
tiff jury convict, the causes are the ssme. Ben
nett 10 the alpha and omeRs--the bans and antidots
the powder and fire Of everything.
II 10 said that Homer, the author Of the Ihad and
the Odyssey, was merely ao~rs Dc g~eyys, and
that there was no sueh man with positive indi-
vidusi existence. Perhaps il 10 true. We begin
ourselves TO wonder, recollecting that classical
byrothesie, whether there is such being in exist
ence az ourself, Jamee Gordon Bennett, or il he 10
not to be placed in the category Of the Rochester
knockires-s mere words name-a soun4-in
which 10 concentrated the whole spirit Of the pre-
sent and psst ssee, and the very or type Of
individual thought hsrmoniously arranged into enc
msssive and stupsndous daily sheet Of ideal indA
vidusliiy. We do, indeed.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

Tsr ExrrorKp ARRIVAL or Grs PAu--Ws
give in cur columns today, come extraordinary in
tsllisenss relative to this Distinguished nan. II b
too horrible to believe. Oar sdvices state that -
ie ~ reun for New York, and may - eIpseied IN
Q wetk or two. We learn that II is b ee~ssnpAa-
Hos to give hin . Tlsraid rsssptiss sn ~ arrival
" this city.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

EEvoLurioNAIy Or DTT..-There are rumors,
by the lsst arrivals from the Guf that q revolution
has taken place in MEXICO, and Santa Anna is back
again; also, that California has declared her inde-
pendence Of the United States. Neither are very
probable, but the fret possible. Mexico IL always
ready for a reyolution
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

CLA1ToS ON TIE CoRRUrT1oNs OF CoyoRKss.-
Mr.. Clayten's man Friday (Mr. Harvey is con-
tnBally assaiing both houses Of Congress, in refer
ence 10 the Compromise bill, and openly charging,
through the Secretary's newspaper organs, that q
generous distribution OF Texas bonds, from certain
quarters, will be the principal lever in bringing
about majority Of votes for an adjustment should
il PASS both houses. Ii seems that Texas bonds, to
the amount Of ten or eleven millions Of dollars,
have been Issued, and that their value will depend
a great deal on the passage Of the proposed Com
premise in Congress. Mr.. Clsyton's agent does
not hesitate to insin uate, and sometimes to assert,
that many Of the doubtful members Of Congress,
either in their sleep or by clairvoyance, have be-
come possessed Of these bonds st a mere nominal
rate and will probably either abseni themselves. or
vote in such a way as to allow the Compromise to
pare in order to give value to these articles in
future.
There charges have been made for many weeks
pa.t, and they ought to be noticed, in some form,
by Congress. They may be found repeated two or
three times week. in the organs Of the cabinet, in
New Yorh, Philadelphia, and elsewhere. Con-
gr,ss should call Mr.. Clayton's man Friday to the
bar Of the House, and intenogste him as TO the
grounds on which he makes such charges sgains,
their honor and integrity. We are not surprized,
however, that Mr.. Clayton and his associates
should imagine, see, corruption in either house Of
Congress, in any little incidents that may anse, sf
ter we have seen the facts in reference to their
Gaphinism during the last few weeks, and which
were developed by the committees Of the Houss.
II is very discreditsble, however, to allow such
charges to be made in the organs Of Gen Tsylor's
administration, against the purity and honor Of
Ccnrreee
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

Assr'ii sv rrs Is,rrtis.-rhe spienAsa steamship
1sahells, Cspt Rollins arrived yesterday en Havana,
Key Wet esvsnpsh, and chsrisstor, after psssses
Of ffy-f hcurs iron the ktsr sNy shs len Hava
On the 1pth hst We are indebted W winsAn
blanchard, Bss the y,rssr s We l., ~ NJ ,ss,ys
siv,ry cf su psrssts
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

LArer STsawBtAsIEs AND Far Wonrs.-ws
have recently seen come very remarkable specf
mems Of these popular delicsciee, but much in
chned to doubt IL they to be compared In flavor.
dsheiousnese, and syiey excellence, With thoee %
the tmaller eze in the came line
The New York herald., 1850-06-26
ADyERYIsBnENTs RENEWED EVglY DlL
PERSONAL.

PER9ONAL.
-, -, - =. .Ss...
Nl Cersi IN ssilisg - hh rsems Hes whsnhsi bossa
Pslsrfr, On inportsnt essfr-ss
M nICHAHL necARTY, AND KArn. his WIZ
Nh late of Currsdove Nsv Narkss. ee~nV Covh Irs-
land Information wanted of them - Yah
letter Addressed - then in NE nsv rsph psse
sAes. Address q. l., washssssn. ID. 9.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

Hair Dye.-Batchelor's Genuine Liquid
Hair Dye only be procured 81 the mandatory wall
street. The public should guard against limitations See
various diplomas rer.ons whose hair has assumed
bad soor from the Of the imitation dys have 10
corrected By calling above. Copy the address.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26
10 win, thi, year, psso), exceed. =.

And In ! SIS. under the new vsluatioa
required by law viii be more than $3.50 oos 90
very respectfully,
JOHN WOODS, Aud ef State.
II. srlssKsr, Eco. Attorney Gen.
According to . special act Of the Legislature Of
Ohio, providing for the "extinguishent Of ths public
debt Of Ohio" passed February a. 1s<s, Ne suditor
Of the State 10 required TO levy, annually afx The
year one thousand eight hundred and fbrty eight AZ
the time ofevns tarss for State purposes the
hereinafter provided to applied TO the payment OF
the public debt Of the state the 70 be levied
follows = In the year one thousand eight hundsd and
forynine one hundred thousand dollars In the yesx
one thousand eight hundred and any, one hundred
and siI thousand dollars in the year one thsssand
eight hundred and nfty one. one hundred snd twelve
thousand three hundred and sirty dollars ssd %
tinus annually, levy ansmosnt equal " tAe amount
levied In the preceding year and sin per ssntuu there
on added thereto, nst the reimburssbs sest Of the
State shall be fully paid