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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
NI,,v R,ESEI,Y I.sTaRIIsEEmENr.

FINHE undersigned would respectfully inform he pubic
that he has lad>cd the shop formerly occupied b! ~ "a
ayah on Pearl street, where he attends 10 carry on the bu
siurss in rue Eastern style. Having Teen az greai * n>e
ttn pr,per machinery, and also experienced Fore
man nom The East, hs prepared 10 furnish custom
with
Bread, Pics. Cakes, Soda and Butter ana
Boston Crackers,
All OF which may be relied upan being tho genuine a
Gle Meroh ants from the country may depend upon being
sun lied ~ sending orders intend to keep large
stock on hand Parties furnished all kinds of cake at snort
notice. Brown bread viii be baked three times week
Those wishing can have IL eit nj their residences.
t~ss- The shop viii moi be open on SUNDAY. -
- HARVEY EDGERTON.
pI6
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
COLD, WARM, AND SHOWER BATHS.

FINHE Subscriber takes this opportunity 10 inform his
friends and the public, tina! he has completed am
pie arrangements for all who wish 10 share the benefits
enjoy luxury any Kind o Bath tie has been to con
siderable expense ht up his new shop IN manner that
viii not only be useful but agreeable his eusomers and
he hopes by careful attention 10 business 10 please and satisfy
all who may favor him with call shop on Main street,
Beariy opp0slte the LIly Hotel,
shaving Hair Cutting, and shaInpeoins as usual N The
Hcst fashionable manner. g. y. CIISSUP.
JAW, irfh
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03

TOM MooRE's WIFE.-The Queen has te-
slowed pension OF EI00 a-year on Mrs. Be,sy
Moore, wife Of celebrated Thomas Moore The
pension as the warrant sets forth, is granted "in
consideration Of the literary merits Of her hus-
band and his ntirm state OF health"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03

Our on BAIL.-Young Barnard, who was ar
ested in Ohio, last winter, for purloining money
from the Fond du Lac Post Office, in this State,
has given bail in the sum of one thousand doll
airs for "Ais appearance at the July term of the
District Court Of the United States" to be held
at Madison o the lst Monday of July next.
Wisconsin.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03

HumbCr DClitrl -,Ils l-hl-V- = " AN'OtI~EH'
ANEc instantly III hand large and well -eicc I'd assurt-
| mcnt of Lumber OF all kjuds. Clcur and {, mmun
Roards Plank mber. Joist nddng Fence Board shin
- Amin atrlnI
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
SIMEON KING,

Would respectfully inform the cuzens Of kcnosha that
he on hund all branches OF operative masonry! {" WI;
Pasicriug Brick laying and work plain and orua
mental March ~, 4 STONE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
Business Directory.
GIDEON TRUESDELL.

DEALER in Lumber, etc, III Southport, Wisconsin. will
have constantly hand, well selected assortment OF
Lumber. Also Shingles Lath. Pastering Hair, Window
Sash, Glass etc. etc. Yard opposite the Planning Machine.
March 18Th, 1850
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03

SAND SPoUT.-This morning when the wine
changed suddenly, a column of sand, rubbish, pa
pers, &c, whirted into the air to the height o
perhaps two hundred feet. The column was al
considerably larger in its circumference thar
the old round table in sour grocery" and was {
very fair imitation Of IA water spout, modelled il
dust CLsreLand Herald, AlrH 10Th.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
NEW DRUG STORE
W.II.FARNEE.. VI. D.,

Opposite the Rlnals House. sign of the Gold Mortar 10y D.
H. Stnrkwralhcr, VI. d., general dealer in the pIr'N
Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Coils, Patent Medicine
Gratis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
p. STONE

Puvs1cI.S ANp srRGEoS. Olcc at the kcnosha Cit!
Drug store. q,
kE~osH,. April 4th, 1850 no Il
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03

A relative of Mrs Darlington thinks the fire.
men must have proper long handles to their hoes
to reach up to the top of some OF the houses in
Boston, when they are on fire.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
a PEACE SERMON By A CHILD.

''Ye blind guides, who strain at a gnat and swallow
camel.h-JeSaS CarlSt.
George, my love, +" said his mamma, on enter
ing the breakfast parlor, what you dong
wi;h that lI;le tiy? Let me see. Why, my dear
child, lis wing and TWO legs are gone; how did
this happen
George | pulled them off
Mamma How could my little boy do such a
thing Don't you know that insect feels PAIN,
just as you do when you hurt cut yourself:
And how will It do, poor thing, without legs p
Try 1t cannot walk nor can it fly with only one
wing.
George looked much grieved, and his mother ad
ded, You know who made that little fly, my
dear?
George. Yes, mamma.
Mamma. Ike same Heavenly Father gave life
TO YOU, and 10 me, and t" every living insect. lie
can take life away; but which of us, Georgy
can bring it back again? You did not think al
the moment, know, that you We're mjurns one
OF Gods creatures.
shortly after this conversation, papa came into
breakfast Now said he while the coffee i,
out, will read you bit Of the newspaper
There has be en- grand battle on the Sutlej, over
there in India and troops have lrlunphed
most gIorousy; they KILLED $4,000 OF those
Sinks besides wounding great many more 81
THE won lIil up their heads again just yet. Its
really capital. Come, where's my codee!'
George. Are you glad, papa?
Papa. Glad, my boy? Yes, to lie sure am
rghr glad; and you ought to be glad to- AMI clap
your lnds and cry Hurrah
Mamma. Always rejoice, Georgy, when your
queen ard country have gained a victory, and de
srroyed their enemies. What makes you so grave
about il
George Why, mamma, l don't see why We
should be sorry wnen people Kill flies, and glac
when they XII! men.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03

General Dealers IT, ~ Goods, Groceries, CruckCy Boots
and shoes Shelf .ardwarr, &c. &c
SAN'L HALE, &C. MANSEN, J. '. -GER'
Main ucet Soath Wise nsin opposite the Telegraph
Printing
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
DURKEE HOUSE,

by a n G : q Il q X,
CORNER STREETS, KESosHA, wIscoSsIN.
E undersigned wish to inform their friends and the
travelling public generally that they have recently taken
possession o This splendid House, and can assure all who
give trial that their House shall REMAIN FIRST IN
and attention shall be wanting their
part make agreeable temporary home for ali who favor
them with a call. kESOsHA, March ID, 1850.
SAM. FRANCIs, j. r. LUsK.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
MARSHALL & PHELPS.
WAITE s. RE7IFs

Dealers in aud Hardware, Iron Ware. Manutacu
rcrs and copper ware, &C. southport, Wisconsin
Main street.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
y. w, LYMAN,

General Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery stoves, Iron, Glass
Nails An kinds Of Tools Tin Ware, &c &c. Corner %
Main and Park streets, Southport, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
HALE, YEANNEY, & CO.,

Matchmaker and JrvelSr Main street. Southport, Wi
y M work entrusted to his care viii be done Win ne
nos nnd Ar.uAlnh.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
TEsEODOHsE NEWELL AGO.

Wholesale and Retail Dr.lar7 in BOOTS g SHoENN"
10 East tvn'cr stree Milwaukee. VIA.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
THOMAS QUHLLNAN

General Deaer in Roots, shoes, Leather and Finding
Maiu 81. opposite old Durkee Block.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
w. %. RICM,

Boot and Shoe Maker Main southport, Wis ut h'
Old stand Of = f. M'Carty, north Of F. W. lymans shoe
hJl
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
H.. BAN,

". u. WAITE,
fashionable Tailor Next door to p O. Main ST. Southport
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03

Dealer u saddley Hardware and harness Trunk an'
Saddle Mandatory. H1t..
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03

MARTIN VI. BAKER,
R. u. WENsOR,

Harness. Trunk. and Saddle Manufacturer second 900
from Main ON Market street. y Allwork entrusted I'
HE care will be done with ncaness and dispatch h3i
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
HENRY j. MOTH,

JASON LOEHEOP, H.,
DgpurY SURVEYOR. Residence on Chicago, Middle
ST., North Ward southport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
CLOTHING.

SUMNER WRAR.-wM r. JENNINGS CO.
~ DRAPERs TAlLORs I'm ,orters ~ Cloths, CASH
nerea Vesirgs Fancy Dress Arcea NC. 81 Broadway,
American Hotel and PeunsyivsniSRve1ue, Washington
d C. offer for Inspection extensive sssOrirneni Of
seAfousble GocdA which VII be made up 70 order al ths
proyerniAy moderate prices, which n view Of worn
has given the establishment precedence 40 furnishing The
most economical, n 20, the lowest priced garments
The ready made stock eomprf-s clOlh cSshmeret mer-
no, ais cloth, and linen JACKS; De Orssys drsss and
hock Goals cashmere, nerno and drilling pantsloons
silk, satn, boubazine narssllos linen and chsy vests
dressing gowns ke which, with selection Of he choicest
styles Of fsncy dress articles corssng Of eFsvas hand
kegchiefs gloves su5peEdeI, Ehirs collars bosoms &c
would commend 10 he attention Of purchasers with
ASSURANCE Of their superiority, In style and character
nos, OF the clothing offered In this market
We would refer In particular the Pan,aloons we are
enabled 10 faIush and solicit call from the asdd.
Gus.
The Army and Navy win ind wei versed IN their pe
crsr requirements, and prepared to supply HE dHereui
grades ~ the service islO u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

turned and ransscked, and no secret springs or
wires or anything Of the kind bad been discovered
which could afford any explanation OF thc mystery
Iii aThst the investigation went far 10 prove tnat
.hsre IVES no t,ickery or deception Ia the matter
ard that the origin ofthe sounds and other manies
ta,;ons were still involved in mystery
hvnothesis was started by the wiie OF Mr..
NJ: that the sounds might be produced by the
.sa..~Lipg OF the bones OF the ladies'; bat when
49,. r.tprs of the sounds were taken into account
ssJ;s vas considered that they sometimes Jared
.he or or table several feet from where the ladies'
800 on sat she was promptly voted own on tlls
Lint by the other ladies Of the Committee On
hsine cetegorically questioned upon the point ms.
n.Siss could not saw that she believed 1t posS1oIe
-. ~. sounds could be produced in that way.
Ne Fish and the Misses Fox Were subsequent
,, nl.ced on an insulated stool, and also upon pare
g.ss,nmblers for the purpose OF testing the ques-
- whether electricity voluntarily generated or
Erscisd bv themselves, had anything TO do IN tae
ouHSrc,;on of the phenomena. But even WINE
~. n.nIsted. the sounds obstinstely persisted IN
ha;ns beard-not on the tumblers as though pro
5ncsS bv stamp Of the foot or snap OF ,he V'e'
hut on The floor, causing It perceptioiy 70 viorae
Thus the parties who attemPteu' Oy aeosP ~
main. 10 pat down this affair succeeoeu on.y !"
~ H. rn,,;ng 6oyn themselves and It Is be-
ssnsa ~ naremptoriy refused to certify under
49, .;sr atures, 70 the facts which were de-
ssionsd. that have as an eye and ear witness Oh
he ACTS deemed it just to submit 10 the public the
s,regojoe ststement, which willdoubtess be prompt
iv oon.Tacicteo IL wrong in any essential parncuir
n IL but lust 70 add that all but one oil the ladies'
nf the Committee were pressed into the affair, Win
cut even obtaining their consents and hence toey
cannot in Justice be required TO give their names 20
any public certificate OF the Isc,:' v,,asouog.
uaLan ,k,,yohL lime a, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE 30.

rent az the community: bat Upper Canada thriyes
IN spi,e al their blighting Influences.
Not so the Lower Colony.
The climate there is more severe-one half the
neople cannot resd-rsce opposes race-the teudal
tenurcs and may say, hostile religious establish
ments. the wastelul public expenditures, and the
three or four banking mouopoles. together WIN
an absence OF able influential, public spirited ctl-
zens. possessed Of the peoples confience-these
are among the causes why many thousands OF the
Lower Canadians annually emigrate to the United
States l find, TO my surprise that there IS a'so
tide Of emigration, West even from this highly
favored upper country, and that, too, Of persons
very vel off in many, IL not in most, cases.
Q. Tire Crown is to continue 20 select or choose
All the Judges Of the Assembly's elections.
10. No regulation for the payment Of repres -ata
tives is provided, except by an annual vote Of a
majority Of the members themselves, Of 50 many
dollars per diem into their Pockets-sometmss
;hree-olteneT four and on one occasion it was S.
daily, for the session.
II. ANY number Of Placemen, SheriFs, Crown
Lawyers Registrars Heads Of Departments, In
spectoTs, Collectors, andsohers, dependent on the
pleasure Of the Executive for q living, may sit IN
the Assembly, drawing, at the same time their in
comes as Legislators and as officials whom said lie
gislators should hold in check.
70. 4 Committee Of the House Of Assembly
thus constituted, is 10 be " the Ministry" con'ro-
ing the whole patronage of the Canadas, so long as
by the help OF their good measures, gOod contracts
and good places to friends and followers, they, the
said Ministry, can command a majority Of the votes
Of the Chamber.
10. The Assembys quorum to do business is
in Britain, any 40 among 65s-with you, majority
Of the whoe-our Ministry are to leave it at 20 in
House Of 49,
H. The Crown, as advised by any Cabinet who
may thus hold majority in the Assembly, is T.
continue to choose the members Of the second
branch or Senate, for life, with power 10 augment
its numbers st their discretion.
IS The Governor General may dissolve the Ls-
gislsture at any time he may Prorogue its sessions
whenever he thinks fit and he retains a veto on
its resolutions and bills, may reserve them for
tie consideration OF the Queen in Council, at his
option.
l6 The Union Act fixes the duration of Cana
dian Parliament AZ four years, unless sooner dis
solved by the Crown, which, through the Governor
General may also dismiss any Ministry at an
hours warning.
Such is the gloomy aspect Of Parliamentary Re
form in Canada. | would, nevertheless, rejoice to
see the bill pass to enlarge the popular representa-
ton to lj0-or, with such machinery as the above
snd only 81 members chosen as ours are, re-
sponsibllity to the country is entirely out of the
question. ROGER SHERMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

COMMENCEMENT AT NASSAU HALL.-The annual
Commencement Of the College Of New.Jesey took
place on Wednesday. Eighty young men gradua.
ted among whom were the following from New
York S. E. Pierce, Henry II. Smith and James
snodgrass. The degree Of Master Of Arts was con-
ferred on forty Of the Alumni aad the Honorary
Degree ODD. on the following gentlemen: Rev.
Alexander Birth of Stirling, Scotland; Rev. Shep-
herd K. Kolock Rev. John Hall Of Trenton, Rev
Jonathan f. Siearns of Newark, Rev. Thomas L.
Janeway Of Philadelphia, and Rev James s. Woods
of Lewiston, Pa
The honorary degree Of LID was conferred on
Hon James Buchanan, Hon. Peter D. Vroom and
ChiefJustice Henry w. Green.
AT the annual meeting Of the Trustees on Tues.
day. the resignation Of Hon. VIM. B. Kinney was
presented and accepted, and Chief Justice Green,
Of The Class Of 1920, appointed to fill the vacancy
Prof Charles Hodge, OF the Princeton Theological
Seminary, who graduated in the Class OF ISIS, was
elso elected Trustee in the place Of Rev. Samuel
Miller, ID ID. deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
IL ELY l. kIkER, ISL Chashkm-st call the tiienncse
sAan persons wanting shsdes 10 their sasonsaf
Shades, and materials for making and hanging shsdsa
fhey make the best qualify only, and sell 81 priees ran
per less Than any ua1rsscfursrh Al snsase
warranted not 10 stick or curl. lel In
WINDOW SHADES: GILT CORNICEs. DhA.
w Perry MUSLINs 6c--Families shout Turn sanf
their windows with the above articles will ind 81 j. v
WOODFORD's s95 Broadway, the largest anf best1
sormsnt In the city several new styles never before in1e
tasseIs loops pima banda corn.ces, &c Families par
chasing Of the subscriber may rely upon getting 6rGes
article and low IL possible to import nsnxo
lure IL Merchants buying wholesale win find decte0y
70 heir advantage 10 cal before purchasing esewhsre
al6H J. c. WOODFORD, z95 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
FIRE-woRKs. EDGES rrnE-wnnxs

I'hE MOST EXTENSIVE, brilliant ara ,n.~n,ss.-s
eoored Fireworks ever msruhcnres Ia tsI, eoor,,s
row reedy and N progress for celebrating IN. so5r,h
July displays Tor ces, towns, public gardens v,v.. ~.
ues &c win rev and Splendid machinery can IS ,apnss
al shortest notice Ais. heavy stock Of beaurfa coiS
snsl worss OF every description. Dealers In freWo,ts
splendid and superior srtces before ode ed 10 rss
ket being entirely Dealers supplied At snahet,.
prices At - Maenane 81 the old United sls,es Lsbora
toFy Jersey City.
je4 Dy4- L. Il j. q. EDGE. Pyrcs-ennk.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
MAY REPORT

Total new policies issued In 1850. ............213
Total number issued. ..........,..........".sca
Dividends alocsted annusly Dividend for 1850, Dp1
cent JAMES GOODWIN, President
EBESEzER FLOWER, Vice. President
GEORGE r. PHELPS, Secretary.
The Script Certificates OF ls47 VIII be redeemed by orda
ofhe Directors presen atlon at the Agency 81 Ws
opposite the Merchants Exchange
w 8. DUNHAM, Agent
B. NISSAN, d. Medical Examiner the Office dAll
nom 2 TO O'Clock. jef 8tosFukSsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

CoscLusIoS OF TIE MAGsErIc TELEGRAPH
CAsE.-In the U s. Circuit Court yesterday, in
the case Of +. q j. Smith vs. Joseph w. Clark
Mr B. x Clark conc uded his argument for the
Plaintiff This inistes the case Two Of the law.
,ers for The defense have sailed for Europe
Bos;cn Traveller Thafsiay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

FRox MASsAsILLA-The big Nereus, Captain
Mssury. from Mansanila 5th insy. arrived this
morning. Capt. VI. reports that on The 18th inst.
when of Cape Antonio be was boarded from a
spspish steamer. The officer who boarded him
ass quite civil: inquired where he xss from and
hound the names OF his passengers, &c and find
ing that all was right, left, and the Nereus pro.
ceeded on her voyage. Bost Trav Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.

complete assortment Of Fireworks also a. J. s. hars
celebrated eoorea works City and country dealers Wn
find his Superior stock 10 select from Military and Cy1
Associations can cs supplied with the shove lrcles va,
rsnied. and on the riost ressocahlc terns BY
BADEAU LOCKWOOD, 2cs Waisia gton-u-
iel0 ztD&SiWs
EIREW0RKs.-HEw.Y LA gORArORY, il
Frontst two doors south OF Fulon-st-A complete
sorment OF Fireworks offered for sale conssk
Ing Of the following:
Rockets, from o. to ID, Roman Candles rom 10 n
balls TIisDges Of all sizes Scroll Wheels do Vertical DO
do Mines OF Serpenls do Bengola Lighls do ExhlbuoS
pieces do Flying Pigeons do Torblons do ~ aroons do
Flower Pots, Port fires Pin Wheels Serpenta rnsshe
Headers Canton Rockets, Fire CueEsrs Nos 4 ana 4
Josc, 6c &c Country merchants snd dealers Ia general
requested TO call and exsmine the above stock
N. B-Committees for city and country dspeys mi,rv
and private parties, cau be supplied the moot lbenl
terms with the shove mentioned articles warranted a.
materials having been selected with the umosl cars.
jel4S ws NJ BENNETT
DIRE WORKs.-MORAN, hsnufactursr OF Pm
IL Works store Csiherine-sL Of Division and CssL
ham-square The most splendid stock for The wholesale
and retail trade In this city There you 10 get
them better than any other pacs you get lnem fo
the manufacturer. Dnplsys supplied.
je2O uyi' DANIEL MORAN, Pyro.echnis
FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS - At hs Toy
Store 81 Jo1n-sL OF every description, The best qualify
and ct the lowest price, at the store Of
je2l 2w* WIN. II FREY BROTHER, G. Johr-st
EIREWORKs-BRILLI COLORs AND NEW
Il DESlGNS-A more complete assortment, Of ee1
quality, lower prices offered Call and sss 4
Jels Uu4' J. B. PURDYs, "a Msiden-lsne, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
THE GRoCERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
once, No. 81 Wall, corner OF Psarl-sl n Y,

OnCei NO o. W 81, CORNER OF PeaFI-sL NJ 7.
CAPITAL $4,000
TT'H1S COMPANY, having their capital an paid H. ID
cash, are prepared TO insure Buidings Merchandise
Household Furniture Vessels Ia Port thelr CUgoes kc
against loss damage by fre also the Rsks of loo1
Navigation and Transportation, on the most myonbh
terms AL losses promptly adjusted and paid
DIRECTORS.
RUFUS STORY, Moses TAYLOR, sAMPsos AeoRs
PETER MARTIN, GEORGE ELDER, CHAs BuRKHILrEks
FRANCIS sKIDDy, HENRY EDEY, Asa g. PoRrEh,
JAS. B. WILSON, ALEX III. GRANT, WIN. r. Fosres,
BEs.B SHERMAN, MARsHALL PEP0os, Isaac @. TAYLOR
SAMPSON MOORE, President
] MILTON SMITH Secretary Z7fn6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
DRY GOODS.

lRO0ks,s PATENT 6.C0RD Spool Thread
ID The subscriber, have Just received per steamer
lsne" invoice OF above celebrated rhresd which
the important requisites Of strength elasticity and
Of texture superior 10 ali other productions now "a uss
We have made arrangements FOR constant supply, and
will guarantee Il In ell respects the best article OF Sewing
Cotton manufactured In the world. Dealers invited
lesi iis merits For sale by The case or dozen, by
lez4 im'c LEE FENT0N PHELPS. 2 cordand-.t.
pLACK LACEs.-PETER ROBERTS, SIS Brosd
La-es Sad superior Black Shaws al 80 ususy sold al
500 Valencenne ard Houston Collars, from SO and up
je27 2w1
SUPERFINE BLEACHED sHIRTINGS.-
- 200 cases York Premiums, Wsehuseils, Dover aud
American Mls sgPerfoe S6d57 inch ShTdugs. Also,
ha-supeT 81 inch Shirilngs, tor sale by
my6 HFSMITH co. so and 50 Finest
STARK MILLS DRILLINGs.-50c packages
ObrowD, bleached slate and oue extra stout ard une
que'ed In perfection Of manufacture For sale by
my6 NEsMITH co 50 and 81 Piue-'t
ZINE UNBLEACHED COTTONs.-6oO bales
4 Rhode Island PAlo Alto Rockingham Hooksett, Med.
way Hope waAY and HIssF .ys zee iSS sale
CALICO PRINTERS BLANKETS Lspping
- and Sieve Cloth Type PrHters and Engrayers Blank
els Roller Clesyer and Jacket Cloths for sale by
myll B. LIE BARON, So Pine-st
RLUE PRINTs.-lOo cases Adamss blue and white
mylI C. 3 LIE BAkoN IS Piuest
UROWN SHEETINGs.-i5O bales Salisbury Ia.
Dgle Mohawk Valley, and other styles for sslelow by
myll C b. LIE BARON IS Pine-ss
DLUE AND CANARY PRINTs.-A new and
Dsuperor article, fast coors, for sale by
myll c. B. LIE BARON, IS Pine-sL
GREEN PRINTS cases green and black aud
VI green and blue al st to 3 cents, for saleby
myll c. B. LIE BARON, SIS Pines..
. BLEACHED sHIRTINGs.-l5O csses hne
O-f and low priced al 10 cenls. for sale by
myll C. b. LIE BARON, IS Pine-st
NOLORED CAMBRICs.-l2,case sighI and dark
~ Instruments from 4. 10 cents ior safe "
myII C. B. LIE BARON, So Pinest
. BLEACHED sHIRTINGs.-l5Oc cases low.
Oh priced Shrings, comprising variety ofstyes, for
sale by [my6l NESmiTH co 80 aud 81 Pine-st
NOUNTERPANRs SO cases superior American
Manila Tor sale by NEsMITH co 50 and 50 Pine st. o5