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Shinninp Intelligence.

Ared from Ne,c York, April % Aroma, at Irest Arc
MADEIRA. and sailed 18Th for Canarys 3oth Soikay,
Oouo, Mia, T. Mary Nemy, Cadlz; 23d. Germantown, Ma
dera an, NaStal Lisbon, Commodore, Ca3z. 8lh Eib,
Hamburger, Carlos Deal, Maze Amsterdam, Admiral,
HAVE; TO- Columbia, Liverpool; Empire state, do Eliza
ofPotland, Farewell at Bermuda II, Nlrm, Marx, the
Sheldc Statesman. Have Oceana, do, ket, Frez, the
TeIel r. 4 Il Liverpool, Carlos, Hcyoe, Valera, the
1eIel IS. ST George, Liverpool 9th Tpez at Cadlz H.
Velocity Joanna. CarOil. Bremen "a, velocity. Waiei-
ford Harmonic, the CLYDE IS, ST Peel, Of Hastings
Sailed for Nco York AR7i 29-Sultana, I'm Malta 50th
Ellen Oporto; MAY ). Michael Cadizr 9TH, GcOyana de
Asco Ccltc; It'll AgItator Duhhn Flora, teyoot; 9Th.
Hercules Belfast; Nicholas Bddlc, Have HeSpereS Bre
men; Richard Golden do; Oh, Thomas, Mozambique;
Brow, Brcmcrhayen; Harriet, the CLYDE, Wilton Chsile
Culhayen Bavaria, Hayre ST Amboll, Traec; 10Th, TT
Suer Bremen Rebecca, Bremclhaven; Auadna Queens
town: Villas Marseules nth. Olivia, Liverpool Dispatch
Doniial I2th Belle, OruCk, Animals lVerpool Rap
Iahannock Liverpool Victoria P9rsmo9th lgh
ISiora Liverpool; Ka1a. CaidH, Elizabeth, MearuS,
March SIN from Gibraltar. 18Th. Fortune, Dublin
18Th HcnD Deal, Mosgey, shields GtucN, d9' Gn> Man
aenng DO 10th. Lovedianah. Liverpool sd Tor EiaW
Island NAV i2 Independence, from LFtrpo9i arr I'm Dos
Ion Apn 20 Hobart al SMYRNA, Osmanj, do May D. Ceies
tina, Copenhagen, sid for Boston Man j. VIM im O'dA'
NH Newport George Rayncs, Liverpool
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-May p
By AfrlG1 n. Muller
House and Lot. Mo I55 West Twenty -sscond-st
1879. ---..--- 81 --


A CARD. The Natural ColorS IN Pho
toc7apRy-The subscriber begs to request those in
terested in the above discovery not to rsH HIM until
further notice which will be gwen IN future num-
Der of the DAGUERREAN Journal 1t Is absolutely es-
sentia that he should have his time and be left I'M
disturbed. Stern necessity arising from the fact that
can never complete my process If disturbed as hther
to- compelS me to say both to friends and strangers
that my doors are locked, and will continue 10 be I'M
nj / have completed my experiments. As this notice
is given with regard to the general good 1t Is pre-
sumed no ofense Will be taken. Editors who are
willing to copy this notice without charge Will confer
a favor. L. L. hlbL
Westkill, Green CO., NY. May %, 1851
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Woman. Dre.. For rAs rr.ssa.

am much pleased with the sPirit OF pro-
gresson which IS mAnfesting itself IN almost every
sphere OF human action. and especially In the Ian
dency Of late To the thought Of health eOmfost and
convenience IN wOmAn's dress, instead OF cOmpfef-
sion. hustle or show Of vanity Manifes1ly indess-
ing the 'gOoc time coming when good sense shall
have the supremacy over the vain tyrAni fAShion.
am happy IN being able IA say, thai There are .
few Of the rry -od,sf residing the young state of
Wisconsin who THINK Il not unbecomIng 10 lee 10 b
known that they have legs. and thai they ara -
snugly shielded by dress from exposure a. their ps-
ner and the Cumbersome letters VI The long skh he's
annoyed them long enough and TO be tree and acsve
can BE- no disgrace, bue well scoords With the spirit
OF the age As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
For The Trlbune

For The Tribune.
VAN WAGNER AND HIS BIC TENr.-This
able eloquent and distinguished speaker and atyo-
cate Of Temperance has commenced his sumner
campaign N Wilhamsburgh and is drawing around
him large and respectable audiences, increasing IN
number each night, and Mr.. V W. cannot fail 10 do
immense good IN this growing place by such eoq ent
and impressive appeals the We listened TO last
evening, holding that large audience IN periecs sl-
lence during his powerful address Mr. W Iec-
lures nightly al his spacious pavilion corner Of sglh
Eighth and Third SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

STONE FOR TIE NATIONAL MoNUMENr.-
A rcsout on was adopted IN the Common Council
last evening directing the appointment OF 4 commit
tee to select suitable stone, 10 be presented by the
City Of Brooklyn, and designed for the National
Monument now erecting at Washington-the com
mittee also 10 suggest some appropriate device or
superscripiion 70 be inscribed thereon.
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re the Psbiic.

The charges made against mo at the Po-
lice on the sfth BY Mr. White, Of tha arm OF s.
W Tiers 20 Of - Froni-st unloundsd and
false deny that ever made any representations
any hind 10 Mr. White In respect 10 standing pro-
pesty lie viii be called on N another place 10 prove
The charges 70 falsely alleged against ne
Al the time Of my suest I prepared and wAs
expecting Mr. White 10 call foe Q sestlcmsnt. tnae9A
OF which ans arrested
In justice 10 my family and friends make tAis p4b
lcatl0n. JOHN hOWbRAY, - fullon-s
Neu-YOfk Nav rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
Lnter from Pernambuco and Cape Hayti.

NTUIIUdT1
The brig Henry arrived here from Per
nambuco, brings dates to the Goth inst. There had
been as vet few cases of yellow fever.
Among the deaths was the wife of the Captain Of
the American bark Muskngum. Only two American
ships were in port and business was quiet
Iy the Abel Story, We have Cape Hayden dates TO
the 5th inst Prince BobO the fugitive chief had not
been found.
Two Of his adherents had been publicly shot AT
Cape Hayden.
the schr A. NJ. Hail. arrived this morning from st
Domingo CITY reports that the Dominlcans have not
the least idea OF invading the territory OF the Hay
items
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
MILITARY NIsIr.-The Washington Com

tnentals Capt. Hand, Of Newark, n J., visited this
city Yesterday, accompanied by the Jefferson Brass
Band. They were handsomely received by the
Washington COntmcntals, Capt. Sharp, and escorted
TO the Nayy-Yard, and through our principal streets
In the afternoon they parook Of a sumptuous rcpast
prepared for them at Cosugans Union Hotel IN Al
lantic-st and departed homeward At an early hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

Musical NorrArox.-Bv reference to our
Advertising columns. It will be seen that Concert
Will be given on THURSDAY Of next week at Trpier
Hall, for the purpose OF bringing into notice, Van
HeeringenS new musical notation, by which The use
Of fats and sharps IS entirely superseded. The Con-
cert viii be under the direction Of George Loder.
The vocal performers VIII be Miss Hifert Mr. Leach
A quartette Of gentlemen amateurs, and chorus OF
two hundred female voices Mr. Adoph Zunn viii
make his hrst appearance as a yioiinist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
MoRrALIrY.-The following is the Week

MoRTALITY-Theto following is the Week
ly Report of Deaths IN the City OF Brooklyn for the
week ending May u, 1881 Bronchitis l Cancer
OF stomach Congestion OF the Brain, COnges-
ton of the Lungs 3 Consumption, Commissions,
? Group, ], Cyania, Debility, / Dlauhea, f,
Dropsy IN Head, 3 Drowned, 1 Dysentery, Fry
slpelas Fever Scarlet, Fever, Typhus' 4;
Hopping Cough HemOrrhage OF the Lungs, ,
Inflammation Of the Brain, , Inflammation Of the
Bowels. Inflammation of the Heart, lnfamma-
ton of the stomach, Influenza, Marasmus, 4.
Old Age. Scirrhus, Tetanus J. Males, 25
Females. IL Adults Is Children, 25-Total, 43.
NJ WENDELL, Health Officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
BUFYALo. MAY 25.


The receipts here since our last have
been AS follows FLOUR, II 600 bblS WHEAT, $1,000
bush Corn - 900 do. Western FLOUR Is IN fair de
mand. Prices are without change WHEAT IS steady
and firm, with sales of 5000 bush AT sc ior ONO
There is good inquiry for CORN and the sales reach
10000 bush AZ Al for Western mixed small bush
ness Is doing m ONO WHISKY at previous rates
lREIGHTs are unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
RErurN OF THE PRrslpENr.-We are

KETVrS OK THE PRESIDENT.-M are
happy 10 announce the return to this city Of the Pre-
Ndent OF the United states nom his excursion 10 VIZ
ness the completion OF the Enc Railroad, oy "n.Sn
me GTea, Lakes OF the NeSt aye wecNeu 70 t'
"alerS 0i BE Atlantic.
The President arrived in this city on the early raln
nom Baltimore on Saturday tie was accohpanle1
on his Journey from New-Hork only BY tue eScletalY
OF The Navy, Mr Graham. The Attorney uSne.a'
Mr Cnucnden, is but day behind, and M -, SycIv'
iary Webster and MIR. Pos,mas,er-General Hall are
expected IN a day or two
Mr.. Cofwin, Mr. Conrad, and Mr.. stuart me sec
,elarieS OF the Treasury, the War and the DO
nave remained here during the absence OF the IIes
Gent and the members Of the Cabinet who were VIZ,
mm Nj Secretary Corwin, however, IS unders1oo ~
20 Intend VISIT, at an early day of few weeks W
has friends and his business in Ono
lNa, Intelhgencer, Msy2o.
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Daniel Webster at Albany.
ALBANY, Monday, May 20.

Daniel Webster will arrive here to-mOr-
row evening. on the invitations of several citizens,
among whom are the following leading Democrats :
Erastus Coming, Eli Perry, Henry IL Martin, VIM
L. Marcy Gideon Hawley, and DR.. Theodore X.
Beck He speaks at the Capitol at noon, on Nednes-
day and in the evening dimes al Congress Hal, on
The invitation of the young men Of our city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
S1arkets.--ALBASr, May %.

The receipts of the past As hours have
been. FLOUR. 10000 bbls WHEAT none, CORN,
~ OOO bushels FLOUR Is IN moderate demand, and
The market is a shade m favor OF the buyer strait
state is selling AZ lsa4 ., and Michigan az the
same figure. There a fair milling demand for prime
WHE.T with sale, of 500 bushels al &c for White
Mchiean CoRN Is IN fair request with sales OF 1900
bush al So for PRIME mixed Western, ana s. for round
Yellow 5000 bush English BARLEY were sold al 81.
OorS are dull sales eco bush al 47c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
MUSICAL INSTITUTE Il

MUSICAL INsT1TvTE.-A correspondent
writes to Us In highly cosueDdstory tone. Of mu>i-
ca exercises now going on in the Ruigersss Church,
under the direction OF Prof Woodbury.. The meet
lgs are largely attended. and The amount Of n
Strucilon disseminated BY means OF -ecturcs and
practical exercises l. music cannot fail 70 have !
beneficial influence on the taste OF the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
New Line between Boston and Liverpool.

DOaIUN, NIOII-IF' My 70
The new line of propeers between this
port and Liverpool Will commence running on the
lst Of July. The line viii comprise four first class
vessels.
The first to be Of 1900 to 1890 tuns burthen, and
named the 5. 5 Lewis. She Will be- lSOOhorSe power
Capt w c. BaTstow will command her. tier sue
cessor is to be called the Robert G.. Shaw. Her bur
hfp * .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
The Southern ,IaM-The COsdem Murders.


We have no mail south of Richmond to-
night. A man named Shaw has been arrested at
CheStertOWn charged with being concerned in the
murder Of the, COSden family on the oath of wit
ness, who says that Shaw told him all their plans for
the murder, and who was present Yesterday Shaw
confessed that Taylor, Murphy, Sheldon and himself
were present when the murders were committed
Tho trials Of The parties Commonce on Medneslay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

however, to obtain a correct statement Of the pro-
ceedings The greatest excitement prevails among
all classes Of our German citizens in relation 70 the
matter It Is the most diSgraceful and Infamous
event which has occurred IN this vicinity since the
Aston place riots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

farming region Of The hrst character and on the boT
dcrS Of the lunoef district OF PennSylvaan Il a.
ready has the largest trade OF any town OF tins sec
uon flowing IN from the suuoand!ag oouatTy, foT
twenty or thirty miles about, through I'VE vaes Al
--rfe-,rr here This trade mus very much increase
- +: las done for he las: two years
Pa,r.ctfi'ly Az OL0 SUsscRtagR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

BosT0S. Monday, May 20.
The election in the Id District has resulted
IN the choice of Hon. RoBT. RANTouL, Free
Sol, by plurality Of about 1000 votes. From
the WITH District, Mr.. THOMPSON, Wing, Is
chosen by plurality not exceeding $50 votes.
A few towns have been heard from ID the With
District indicating the election Of Henry w.
Bishop. supported by the coalition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

BALTIMORE, MONDAY, May p.
General Winfield Scott and family ar
rived here this morning and took lodgings At Bar
NUNS Hotel
The ship RObena. Kane, sailed to-day for New
York, where she viii be put IN sailing order.
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CITY ITEMS

- The Hudson River Railroad Will
open on the lOsh Of June. from Oahi to Albany =
miles, leaving only IS miles Of steam5oaiing Pas
sensers viii then be landed n Albany a; , O'Clock
P. ", N full time for tlnneT-5 hours from New
York
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar. THIS DAY

SUPERIOR COURT. Nos So, IS, Is, 26l,
2e5 ~ 81, go 49, ~ l6l 2O3 $50 2s 2ss, 2s9 go
25l 292 293 2s5 296 ~ 29S, 299 800, 3O2, 34 9O,
3Os 800 3l, 32 3l3 3l4 3l5, 36, 81 BIS, 320 322,
323, 324 325, $50, 81, 32s 329 $50, 33l, 332 1884,
CIRCUIT COURT. Nos Is, II, %, 81, 81,
- 10, -, 100, ~, 81, 81 81 81, s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

FOURTH OF JULY.-The Common Coun-
Gil have re-considered the subject Of approprating
$500 for the celebration OF our National Independ-
ence on the ground that there no funds unappro
prlated which can be applied Tor such purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

AZ Lseisn and Hespapsr had fss KnxfasA frsissA
Ina
Lss,.ss . Us Csatias.t q Earsss. BY >s cetIns La
nsA PREPAID tvsaiy osais slaSis rals skrsp< ~
thess places required @ hs sspasA n hd
ua. = 49, !. ne os...ss fsss: -. q: &C., a.
Hseea required 70 As Hspnls n fall -.
letter. ~ the Hsvrs LSss. nss b. 49, w1yfsE
esns yss half cznns. inissd Pssssss 70 !" s"' ~'sS
N,-psS,n " .aAs, L.s to tAs caa,'sss'. mas - re
fnlssS 1890 !. ga BE- sdss4 Ls<asu ~ NSv,>r.w
To tAs Ca.s,.-s "a Essps ~ the Hsue NJ nrvan Isns
srsApsss TO AaaIvs vsoa hvsovs
s s:is ts.s 4i 'ss i G:. s 49, r
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Cholera ut the West.

LOUISVILLE, Monday. MAY &c.
Dispatches have been received here an
nouncng the appearance OF the cholera at Alton, Jer
seville and Springfield Illinois. Almost every boat
from New-Orleans has some deaths on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

LAST WEEK.-We refer TO Goldsmith
cheap term in Penmanship, At 80 Broadway. He
has perfected fifteen hundred pupils during the cam
paign now about to terminate All who apply in
time will receive the full course Of lessons for - 50
But no application possibly be received At the re-
duced terms after Saturday, May 81.
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Markets..--BA1rMoRs. MAJ D.

At our market to-day sales were made OF
Loco bills How.rd-St FLOUR al IS and 1000 CITY
Mills at 81, with 500 bbls. fresh brands OF Cry
Mills al 5 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
NEw-YoRK CITY INDUSTRIAL CoNGREs:

The annual election OF officers takes place this
evening and full attendance of delegates Is expect
ed Instead OF the present arrangements Of officers,
il is proposed that a Chairman, two Vice hairmen,
two Secretaries, Treasurer, Sergeant-at-arms, an
Executive Committee OF nineteen. Corresponding
Committee Of five. Finance Committee Of FIVE, and
4 Printing Committee of three be chosen, on an or
ganizauon similar to city political General Com
mittees The Congress has now been sitting for one
year. and is proceedings have been much noticed by
the Reform press of the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
By Telegraph to the Nev-York Tribune.

So.tern Nggaetic Telegraph Ocs Of Hl7orcr rad
Beaver streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

iNES. ~ 800 ~. ,iiI ~
ing. fire roke ont in the an story OF Ihos Martins FAC
o corner Of Hester and Elizabeth SIS caused by cnders
from used in the place. It ertngIshed
with slight damage.
At haL-past u o'clock yesterday morning. officers Mead
and Fed Of tho Tenth Ward While passing the house ~
ESSoKt found lighted candle The floor against frame
partition which FIRE The gt evidently placed
there by an Incondary. The FIRE was put out by the
officers
corner OF ater and Moore SITS slightly damaged by
FIRE
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rufayOrable News from Cape of Good Hope.

80, TIM NOVA SCOTIA. NEW BRUINS WICK AND
MAINE PELEGRAPHS To PORTLAND.
AND THENCE
nv RAINS MERCHANTS LINE TO NEW YORK
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Massachusetts ElectiOn-RantSul Elected
Palfrey Defeated

F~ J,rthcr Tei,graphic Dispatches 81, With P4ss.
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Inc 800, Is, Inc ies.oss Inc. ai.ssI Doc -

BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity Of
the latter e tide water this yesr compared VIA
the corresponding penod Of last ycar, shows Al IN
crease of 36i. ia bbls Of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity OF some OF
he principal articles Of produce len a tide watas
from the commencement OF navigation 10 tbs Nd Of
May. inclusive during the years 1912 n days 1859.
10 DAYS 1851, n DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
ElanI anA GKaln.

The Eren,ng Journal gives the quantity
Of Flour. Wheat, Com and Barley, len at tide water
during the III week IN May In the years 1859 and
IsSI as follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
THE WORLDS FAIR.

oooo,8lt RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

INQuEsr.-The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday upon the body of John A. Martin, who died
of dehrum tIemcns Verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

Inc 49,. Sae 80 Inc .lTsSo Inc Vs1as Dee la
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles len q
tide " alter from the commencement Of navigation 70
IQsI "a fsalloxs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

Tue. 5, Nj INC -oNIu' IH''I's'so" D"o
The aggregate quantity Of the same Articles Ten ~
tide " alter from the comnsenoementot nnvEs. -
an. Yai Nav, inclusive, during the years iooo 90
I.Sl "a foliawS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
HALIFAX TELBGRAPH O'picE,
Monday, MAY 26-s IN.


The Canada has just arrived with 50 pas
.oo,o,. for Boston and 10 for Halifax She expe-
,epced very rough weather the three FIRST days out
The news generally is unimporant Crowds con-
,,,ued 70 press into the Chrystal Palace The Queen
makes daily private visit The receipts Of one day
had been as high as C3oOo. Season tickets still sell
a. hrst pnce
In the House Of Commons, after some discussion,
the further consideration Of the Ecclesiastical Titles
Bill, by consent of the permit, postponed TO the
18th The liverpool Journal says: We are in a
condition 10 state that IN a week or two the Minis
yrs will resign and Lord STANLEY accept office. We
are at all events, quite certain that this occurrence
Is expected, by all the Government officials to fol-
low Immediately on Mr.. Bayhe's CylOn notion
.AOld the Ministry be ett IN a minority. Lord Stan
Ryyn0w prepared 70 form an administration"
Gen. Cdyaignac - now prominently put forward AS
oor, NJ NJ Emile De GirardIn The leading journals
oo,o IN favor his views Great preparations
tng made by parties for the approaching election.
Cen Durreen, the Government, candidate, IS
elected for the Department Of the Lands.
The y,arnal Messaeese has been seized for an
oo,rcine that IL Regiments have been ordered TO
paris and reneratng the statement as correct.
GTRxANY IS mOuOnesE.
ITALY ewes signs Of discomfort The evacuation
Il fine Danublan PrlnclpalltleS was % De completed
nv Russia on the 18Th inst.
Atvlces from the CAPE or Coon llOPE TO the lith
Anal are received. The intelligence Is most unSat-
s{sc,orv Sir Henry Smith had been compelled TO
IAN back upon King Williams Town, ms force being
inadequate 20 undertake any thing like a cOmpTe
tensye military scheme. The defeat Of the Cafhrs
fy Col Somerset only melted the various tribes to
fresh h0stlLtcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
Markets.

CorToN. on the 10th, the demand being large and
quantity Offering, recovered 70 2 from extreme
point Of depression. Sales Of the week 10000 bales
Tone Of Manchester improved I'm Liverpool and
Manchester IT is believed the extreme point Of de-
nression Is past and that business VIII resume its
course. FLOUR offered on easier terms, decline Of
@Pbbl IN some instances. ISDIAN Corn IN good
request WHEAT IN fair demand AT previous sales.
BEEF duh, without alteration IN price. Pork IN mod
crate demand, transactions chiefly III Irsh French,
&C. owing to the short supply of American Hams IN
request LARD maintains last weeks adylccs. TAI
LOW Cd lower and fiat SUGAR maintains late demands
steady TEA inactive, COngOuS, and prices IN favor
ofbuyers other sorts brought previous rates ASHES,
a slight advance in Pots Sperm and Lard OH scarce
and were offered readily at Is TO IS rs for former and
40t0H rs for latter variation IN English stocks not
for money good deal of activity IN American stocks
and prices generally better Canada Bonds lO7t to E.
Money Is more IN request Freigtts are quiet, ten
dency dOwnwaTds. Passengers scarce.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-31
Oxygcnatcd Bittcrs.

SCIENTIFIC TEsTIMoNY.-The annexed
statement ofProfessor A. A. Hayes, State As
sayer, and di stinguishcd Analytic Chemist,
is the mos t satisfactory evidence Of the medic
inal virtues and scientific combination Of the
articles used in the Oxygcnatcd Bitters, and
commcnds the medicine to all who suffer from
Dyspepsia, Asthma, or General Debility
Lowell, February l, 1913.
MEssRs. STIMPsoN, REED & Co.:
Gentlemen In reply to your inquiry, /
state that the composition and mode of prepar-
ing the Oxygenatcd Bittcrs have been made
known to me by Mr.. George b Green. The
medicinal articles used, are those prescribed by
the most eminent physicians, for the relief from,
and cure of, the diseases for which these Bittcrs
have been SO successfully used The combining
of them is in accordance with chemical rules,
securing the efficacy Of each; and the com
pound seems to have resulted from extended
observations in medical practice.
Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ d. State Assayer.
REED, BATES s. AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
gsts, No. 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents. Price, II per bottle; six bottles
for 80.