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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-01

IN ID boxes Underwood's Tomato Ketchup:
20 10 10 Walnut do;
10 do do Mushroom do;
z. NJ. McALPlN, Canal street Row.
old II and u Common street
SUNDRIES-
~ BRIGHT VARNISH-30 barrels;
PITCH AMI TAR-50 barrels each;
WHITE LEAD-250 kegs, all grades;
BOILED 0IL.-500 gallons;
Together with general assortment of ship Chanlery, FOL
sale at low prices, by Il. WOOD co.
d. Post a, ID Mun'y, and Red Stores. Sd Mun'y.
SHIP CHANDLERY, ETC. etc, comprising
~ MANILA and mp Rope-of all sizes;
I'm Pitch Tar; Rosn;
as-llemp and Cotton;
.ks-- g all sizes;
PatefNlpler Sheives-all sizes;
Paten Hbller Bushings;
Satikes and Nails;
Ohrs and Skull8-all sizes;
Paints, Oils and Varnshes;
Hardware-a general assortment Tor ship use;
cTockery, Earthenware and Glassware
BroOms and Buckets;
Pumps and Rigging Leather;
Sailors Clothing Boots and Shoes;
Groceries, Wines and Li1uors--of all descriptions.
~ For sale on the most reasonable terms, by
u. WOOD " co, on the Levee, Post Il, Second
ais My add No. Red Stores. Thru M,ty.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-01
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REALITY AND Il EALTH

Cosmeties Chalk, and variety Of preparations generally
"a when applied 20 the face spells il of
beauty They close the pores OF the SKIN, and check the
cuatlon, which, when Nature not twarted by disease
powder, the skin nlisned by the akaes used soaps
beauties its production the human face divine,
well garden of rich and decately tinted and vaega-
ted flowers free, active and healthy circulation of the
fluids, the ooursng of the pure rich blood the exemi
that which paints the in the s
beauty. 1t Is that which impaTs the ndescrbabe shadesa
lashes OF ovenes that all almre but descnb
This beauty is the offspring Of OF POWDER q
SOAP. Ii there is free and healthy circulation there
beauty Ii the lady fair driven snow, If she paint,
and cosmetics and the blood thick, cold and impure
beautiG II she be brown yellow, and there
and active blood, it gives rch bloom checks and
brlllancy 10 their eyes that is tascnatng
This is why the Southern and especially the Spanish liies
much admired, Ladies the North who take bur little
exercise, confined close rooms, have spoiled then
complexion by the application OF deeerOus 1ay
wish regain elasticity Of step, buoyant Spirits sparkling
eyes and beautiful compilations they should Dr. Town
ends SarsapaTlla Thousands who have used
than satisfied, delighted Ladies of every staOn
/ our office daily.
OANKER IN THE MOUTH
Below account 81 another child saved DR.. Town.
sends Sarsaparla has saved the lives OF thousands chill
tren. The following two certificates selected tom great
number recsived this week:
NEw YORK, April I, lS.7.
DR. T0tonsend-DeaT 3r One of my children WA very
ck with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
debility. 1t dying. obtained of you
excellent medicine, and cured directly for which assure
fou / zeal very grateful Yours respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, n DesDrUsses street.
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WEAkNNss AMp PAIN IN Tnk nREAsr.

Davis's syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, my knowledge
Of it virtues, My wife had been affected for long time with
weakness pain the breast; the this medicine
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would, after
time recur, all the relief speedy rs
the first place 1t months since se has been
free of the affection. consider il and recommend
valuable medicine gthenng effect has been great
in aldltont relieving the breast. S.WADLOw 70 Water
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-01
GREAT BLESSING no MOTHERs Anp cnILpREN.

GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND Gil II4DREN.
1t is the safest and eee1ua medicine ior purifying
the system and relieving the suerngs attendant upon child
birth discovered. II strengthens both the mother and
child prevents pain and disease, increases and enrches
food; those who have used il think it Indispensable Il i
highly useful both before after confinement, PIE.
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth costveness ps,
cramps swelling of the feet, dependency, heartburn voin.
ting, pain in the back and joints, false pains hemorhage,
and regulating the ecreons and eqlalzng the circula-
ton has eqnA The great virtue of this medicine is
always safe, and the most delicate and successful;
very few require any other medicine in little
castor oil magnesia useful Exercise the open
and light food, with this medicine will always insure safe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-01

= 81 RU Flu "A Gu KEU.
This certificate cOnoluvey that this pana hal
perfect control the obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in house Unprecedented.
TIL Rec CHILDREN.
DR.. 1omRseRd-Dear SIR have the pleasure 10 inform
you that three of chi aren hsy been cured of the Sorot
by the OF excellent medicine They afflicted
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
tnos them away for which lee myself under great oblsa
lion. Yours, respectfully,
Isaac w. GRAIN, log Wooster street
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Ddyis's Syrag Of Wad Cherry and Thrive would Gull
attention the advertisement of this valuable medicine
other column Several of its sautay effects
pnder personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend 10 the aictedEd. NJ j. Deekiv Pisstsr
aad Tsalpsrahes SeHtlite., (1rSltoR> Feb 3, is4T.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-01

tFr77a M s. G. R-yr- IF sAey--3 !r-'7er, fTl.5I 3
Co, Bo0fseiers ard Sff0asT. Nc. 1888 MARKET street
MISUNDERSTANDING O. 1871
Your Syrup Of Wild Chery and Tar invaluable rems
dY; cured the of colds with III you want a Ger
uicate will cheesfuly give s. q. HAYEs
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She brought my bed and applied to the Sores
felt immediate wherever it touched me- and begged
life seemed invest To remove the burning and
in the chest made Pills of it, and took them which
cured me. | life your valuable Extract,
being strong ever and have been nce early
nths year k42. kERZlA FRENCH.
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CHARLEeTON AND II VAN
sSX8 .r2SSieeEes An6 HsUaaa, via SaoanRak AND
~ Vtse--Ths spAendM steamship l6ABBl., Capt. Rol.
49, fs buea. has resumed her Fegulay trips from,
III Iii ESrON Is. e. TO HAVANA. leaving Havars
~ daEeAoa and ssd Of each month; leaving Chanes-
ton a Havana on the LIST and 18th.
nd RATES OF PASSAGE:
Hevana to Charleston or Savannah. ....,.....,.eao
Aey west
For further particulars, apply to s-ll 1es
" M. q. MORDECAI. Charleston, .sst 4.
e. J. HART h CO. 70 Tehoupouss It, \. Orleans.
Agents at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS co.
~ Passenger leaving Havana BY this ship can reach
BALTIMORE the Fifth Day BY taking the Land Route. and
New York and Pbiade pha in the time By taking the
Steamship to those port. ~ de- Jaw
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From S. S. Girens.l
PADUCAH Ky, June 8, l9fSMy stock Of Cherry and Ia,
Syrnp reduced TO bottles and its popularity daily
Increasing. You woubido well send another supply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

The News from Europe by the Europa
shows that the virtual defeat of the Re-
vision Of the French Constitution has had
no depressing effect on the stock market at
Paris. In England Parliament has voted a
million and a half of dollars to put down
the KaiIir war. Who knows how much
more money Will have to 90 into the same
abyss? The prospect is that the Kafirs
will cost more to exterminate than even
our Florida Indians. From the other coun-
tries of Europe our dispatch brings no news.
Cotton was higher and frmer
The European Mails can hardly reach
this City before Thur sday morning.
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The I,pYi>iafure.

In the SRS..rE, yesterday, the Canal En-
largement bill was finally passed, % to 8.
The Sodus Canal bill and the bill for en-
larging the locks on the Oswego Canal
were also passed.
In the ASSEMBLY quite a number Of bills
we're reported, and several were passed
Among the latter were the bills making APP
preparations for Colleges and Academies :;
an act providing for the payment of the Ca
nal Debts and the completion of the works
contracted thereon for the next fiscal year,
and the act to amend the charter of the
Croton Aqueduct Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

The second Annual sale OF the chOcc
breed, Of domestic animals tocl. place At Mount
Fordham. tho residence Of LEwis G.. Morris, Esd.
Yesterday Ar. II. has for number Of years been
engaged M ile breeding of stock, al has done much
for tine improvement Of American herds lie IS a
gentleman 81 extensive means, hos Travelled through
Europe and America. and where he has found an AMI
nal that hc deemed desirable 30 has added him 10
ms stock .egarless Of the cost The result d Tins
enterprise Vas exhibited yesterday. About seventy
head Of honed cattle were grazing on The AVN 10
front Of the mansion, and we think no farm N ms
country could produce The same number GO mining
the same excellent qualities
The animals were all numbered and rea'y Tor e1
animation until T. O'Clock, when hey were removed
20 the bans for the purpose II aforiing Al oppof
tuuity for a more minute organization thar could D.
made the field.
A. the company assembled. ihey were gown INTO
the hon.e where refreshments were ser ed IN gfe"A
profu.iou. AZ O'Clock ihOss present Wfre invN>A
to psrtake Of cold COLLATION., 70 ZACH amfN
justice Was done by tie parties We rnllcei Al 'f
table many Of our .a4ding cIiizens-4 among taeS
Professor MAPE>. e f-R6c0xder moan Cot hAy'>
TassSE LEWIS &. cLAEE. ESQ, and aJarge npHbe'
OF ladies' There we.e also Two menblrs OF the s1iAA
er's Society At Lebanon present.
After q spirited discussion Of the ID mc@-a'oee''
'Ae aoled ham, ca.d tongue, and thcprnch, re A'c
coaeer. Col. JA5. NJ. MILLER ANNOUNCED thai Ie Siie
Il stock wouli be commenced al he yart a.om'
ing the barn. The auetioneer frs o1h.D.led ID TUT
audience d ,and-glsss, through which he SAT-
occupied iorsocn ,sconds IA passing II aPef'""
bld on an annual the gla>, va, held 1P n view
of aU. aId II No person Arranged OF me O''
before ihc sand lad passed through, Tue SAFE Va
made TaJs pla4 dispensed sitl tee c'cflAs'"e
aoiag-gong -gomg'-that q, the general SooO"
anlmout Of IN auction Tbs idea Ma, mover mr.
though Do believe D, has lors been pr'c'i'ei - u
rope The following Is 1T OF TIE ioc~ so'-'
the nagics vi .hc purchases md the prices pau
SHORE Hogss.
) Cow YuIk, = years old p Foei rhhhde. pi,t, 20
g Cow Ceopar. . cay, ~ ID tolci fhi'a''' a, d,
s. Go, Coque,te ycals old Ed~Asd II '"i'h'N'- % o,
4. Cow Re-. LADY, ,.ars odd. d Foey' '"''if rs %
Iha. go M fi,, IA e
- Gov EleaIora !, slfs Oh. d fo4.y. fhiltlS
b. Ilefel Miss Rife ye-s Old iA''" e'''' l05 %
Hcter Fsc ,s months old. d foe' Phhs is;gl' " "
. Heller I.ed iese mouths Oh Con G'l'' Il y % %
D IIeIer Ste. months cd. & q Hu.'A'' w 10 %
n tiy mae,Ls Old Joel Terrv O.'es, y
n iIe,se, I.aiah 2 nsa ~ Oh, u fo'e' Fn''ii''
H. Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

The large revenue of 1889 was derived
in great part from the negotiation OF foreign
loans, and could the proceeds Of these be
deducted, it would be found that the average
Of this free trade period was less than
that of the free trade period from ISIS 20
1924, although the population had increased
about 20 per cent. The revenue # the
highly protective years, 1922, was nearly
equal to that of the TWO free trade years.
IS39-f0 and ls40-4I
The tariff OF 1912 was highly p-otec-
i've and now the power t. pay for foreign
merchandise grew rapidly. and vita 1t the
power to contribute to the maintenance of
Government. The average revenue of the
last two wears. above given. wa, only-s l-.50ooo'
While that of 1874, under d tariff that
was TO destroy our foreign commerce. was 10000
That OF 90 'sll O'v
and that OF 96, 900
And with this growth Of revenue, passed
sway the necessity for the contraction of
public debt.
We may here adyantageously compare
me hco distinctly free trade periods TO
which we have referred, with the tgo DIS
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LATER FROM BERMuDA.-B

LATER FROM BERMuDA-By the brig
swan Capt Pierce, We have received files of she
Bermuda Herald. AfrerfseT ard BeruiudiaR 20 the
18th inst The swan brings tie largest cargo OF veg
etabes, ever taken from the Islands containing
among other things LOO bbl. Potatoes, 30 6bls.
Onions. 5000 lbs. Onions in baske., and punches $50
boxes Tomatoes
Ram lsmuch waniedsior vegetation throughout the
Island, and many tanks, We have reason 10 believe.
require 10 be repenIshed as the past winter AMI
spring were unusually dry. and along our highway
the dust clouds are lying much 10 the ANNOYANCE
of pedestrians. days rain would be hailed As
general blessing Herald.
\ BoUNTIFUL CRoP.-The Potato crop Of this ycar
j., n prOtuctyeneSs considered 20 be without par
allel II the annals of BernudIan cultivation There
are several instances OF planters reaping Is 20 l.
bushels from one buShel Of seed and 10 bushels from
one Of seed may be mentioned a. a common occur.
renee The quality Of the crop l. very SUPERIOR
and the only regret Is, that larger ga t,ity Of sci
had not been planted. Gazette
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treated with scorn and contempt by the very
men who teach Us that the way now to be-
come strong and great, is to follow the same
course that made US weak and contemplate
the course which is now rendering Us
dailv more and more dependent upon the
purse-proud, insolcnt and heartess ariStO-
cracv of shop keepers that has ruined Ire
land and India-the very men who but 2
few wears since resolved that the American
Government should be denied all credit In
Europe until it should consent to make Il
self responsible for all the debts Of al the
States.
The maintenance of our present system,
is now advocated, at home and abroad, on
the ground of public revenue. That the
power of the people to produce and con-
sumo cloth and iron is less than it was four
wears since, Is not and cannot be denied,
but the answer to all objections Is found
in the growth of the national revenue. 1t
becomes. therefore, proper to look into the
history of our revenue and of our public
debt for the last forty years, with a view
to ascertain how far the predictions of The
Times and It's co-laborers among ourselves
for the maintenance of our present colonial
dependence are likely to be realized and
for that purpose we have prepared the fol-
lowing statement of facts, all taken from
Mr.. Walkers report of 1913, and therefore
not to be questioned by any of the disciples
of his school
The war with England closed with Janu-
AIRY 1915. The revenue of the fiscal year
1918, ending June 80 Of that year, was
>I5,696,O00.
III the fokowing year it rose suddenly to
S47,6760OO.
The heavy imporhtions ruined the do
nestle manufactures, that had grown up dur
ing longperod of embargo, non-ntercourse
and war, and thenceforward there was a
diminuton in the power to purchase foreign
merchandise diminution in the public re-
venue-and a necessity for mourning debts,
as will be seen by the following table
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25' 1851.
For California.

We shall issue TOMORROW MORNING
The TriJone (or California, Or'go7 and the Sand
,rich Islands, Il VIII contain all the Latest For
eipn and Domestic News, City News, Money and
Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies of this paper VIII
please leave their orders early this morning
Price, single numbers, sixpence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

TREMENDOUS BARGAINS Wonderful low
,--oe.i UDuars-e.ed excitement at ~ Bowefy. hlAAs
sNpyRsoE's the celebrated largest ant cheipt CliPs
bousekee0er par0nzes ~ B0wery, ana saves a ie
tive er cen, on three-ply and ingram Carpets hnss III
Cloths Window Shades table ana piano t''ei'' '''''
u DR.. PHINNEY's VEGETABLE FAMILY
Pills 90 not cre srten or leave the bowels cl'Fe' ny
m 4 free and nar.i state For sale wholesale ili t-i
bvA BID SANDS 100 Fulton-st Ne"-f ~ r..e y
cents.
r. FowLrRs & WELLS. Phrenologlsts
and Publisher, Clinton Hall l3 Nassau-s near the PARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

A CARD.-BEREoRD II Co. : California
Express Shippers 90 California are respectfully informed
that prO oct ,he Of Clay and kcsruN
SITS Portsmouth Square. san Francesca not DESTROY Ell
injured IN the late disastrous ire and prepared
IL forward all descriptions al merchandise BY the Crescent
CITY the Ssth lust. through hirt three DAYS
Mr. n Psde, 81 our Ne,NN urA Office, twenty per
cent less cost than any other Express Letters cvnfS
BERFoRp 4 Co. NcSCy-St. A,tor House lehbt
BEWARE THEY ARE COMING, -
Toward mattress. bed quilts, hcdS 81 feather.
The dcaS and be3-bOg> ms warm weather.
Are very apt g. make a2QroScheS
And t.S the season too ioS reaches.
Zach matron therefore should he h0yins
The famous powder made by LYON.
With one good energetic duSins
They II al, full SoOn. m death he resting
And # ms pals YOU scatter freely .
The rats and nnce Viii dlc too really, ~,
IYoN'S Magnetic Powder and Pili:.
eas,. s2t Broadway
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Grnrn's SrMMrR KuLLETIV.-Evel

etn,led fr the current vll 1e found Al GIN
IS's IFS Rock Mountain Beavers. light As Il the ma
we're combining dul t IT. "a richness ana
fbe most graceful shape and proportions with the hghesi
finish are offered III confidence 20 BE public Ne the most
bTIliaut dre,s la; ever produced New ioI1. wnl, ms
assortment II undrcss Hats and 3 Straw aorcs ior Gen
tlemen Youths and Children, altogether uheqliled IN
GENIN, III Brfdf away, opposite 81 fdiu =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

The object nj these BiItfs-aA gotc, wmch tel had
thoy were dNCrtlSct IN the putA' lin>> we taliOS
cure III dyspepsia. nervous Weakness voF compliant gen
Ta debility luwncSS 81 STUNTS wan N energy, ana All the
distrv Slug consequences II indigestion In cases OF t>
kind the fullest reliance nay DE oacsd unon me Wep3,a
cot ~ HudSon-st ard cor sale ~ 93 Eaioa->t @cca'>
per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

rAR'S Rat Mice Roach and Bcdhne ENiounnator There
IA no doubt OF The efficacy Vt TIE tfatoh We haNS ON
the authority Of ccntlcman VINO las tApc'Ate! lyon
rnfS nice ana e,A reaches ia the ENtVrm mater, thar
two applications Of ne aTilce Viii ud dwelling OF these
AhOmnSblc nu>anceS IL has taS great age over thc
oinar, ,crmin aud insect posons, taat does no cause
them In he in their hidng places the invariably come
out the holes and Where tAcN MARRIOTT anu Ve
upon the door 81 thai no dsagrceatlc smell ever arises
trnm the ofthe ENtcrmnaur fals article, as we'll
aS preparation to the destruc;lOg al tcdbugS, which we
are assured equally uiaNble uay tc procured AZ Cos
rARS dCpOt. tl4 kr,sdWAy lMorntns Star
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

GENTLEMANLY SATISFACT!ON.-- ne salts
l,con gentleman feels M securing set IF elegant
made Shirts that ft HIM to har. De- appreciated 10y
those the habit OF giving Their orders u GREEN AsiO
House Punctua 10 the hour ara perfectly adapted to the
figure his Shirts always read a. ne time promised and
nexer TenuIre alteTatIOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

~ LEARY 81 Co, LEADERS and intro
sucers of fashion for Geaeuoas Hats, g. and Aston
House, Broadway. l'' u
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GrSrIEMEN's SUMNER HATs.-BANTA' ;

Rocky Mountain and gmy Beavers. aud his beautiful
fur Hats are elcng universal admnaiion lie sells them
al 20 per cent less than any other rst class haef Ills
tocl of suow-white Panamas Leghorns and braid Hats
and Chdrens straw Hats. large. and admitted 20 be the
best 10 be found In any Ills City Call on BANfA
At 100 Canal-st You can get su,ed a. his establish
-, ie2a 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
GpNTLrMgN's SUMMgR HATs.-BlRD.

GENTLEMEN 5 SUMNER l1ATS.-DlRD-
corner Pine aud Nassau SITS invites attention 70 his new
and elegant style Of extra light French grey beaver Hat tor
Summer wear man featured from rare and beautiful Sc
lection of fur of exceeding Of color and neness OF
texture Also the pure Rocky Mountain white and drio
beaver Hats together with several styles OF fur Straw
and Panama Hats adapted 70 the seoson.
rrv9s Inn RTRu cor Pine and Nassau ST..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

To- f. III. SMITH offers for sale at l9l
Erontst up stairs doors below futonst seneIa A.
sxtment OF rREwoRKS. OF the best eaalIi, a. lyaecd
puces which being II his manufacture can cohnden
BE- warranted Also Fire Crackers al the lowest uaNt
rates Deaes and others invited 70 eNanuae ne ssocA
lril 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

..fe and quality o. production cannot pe dDh1a
~ io gber establishment iuer pride - IN then Di'-
- y - he great snpenory a tner goods D. gaming i''
I's RRThe increasing IaIcnlce Which ao"s N lpon tac
fo'on has ind scei tricky '3, - lc tisi ~ ~ o
= In,os f1r tie ap,c 4 doCcnc those ifend I'D thelf
r~,nes Beware Of them. l-c true IU1n store le q"
ltd al n Plfk-row, opIsg;C .lp As1r House
arTt.TnESt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

Beavers the most ecgant dgNrflc and stylish summer
Hats e,er offered % iL'eiirli iohc Inc rush l,i
steadllv me reasng Buy q, 1nce, So as o. De rae
fashion, KONK's . a. 2s Fprn-st, ADJOINING the D."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

TS- Musical Union and Association OF

the American Piano Forte Company founded upon the
principles of tho Building aud Accommodating Fund AS'o
Citations and extending their henCfs y thc distribution OF
Piano FOrtes and Molodiaus
Books for the Second Piano Company are now ready
Plan No. l. SunsCutCrs limited 10 100. en-
trance Zee 3OcentS, and regular mnthy due, 50 Each
member chooses ms own mtruutn valued at $500 from
The manufacturers WarcrVDias
Books iOr tlrSt NeiOlna CONT are also open AMI
Will bc complete lth So mCmoyr. once hours from \
To T. NJ All letters must De- p,.f- d md dressed
To MeSaS JOCELNN WATSON, A. ast,o> La Fargo Build
mgS, 269 Broadway, room No 5
N0rcE The members If ,ho Flist Piano Company
are requested to attend prompt "a r notice ISSUED On the
18th ult. le25 2t0
Lose ISLAND LANDS. -On Thursday we
accepted invitation accompany party II scientific
gentlemen on VISIT TO RonNonAuma iAc and the villages
of Lakeland aud HeYmanvulc manly y'h view ot seeing
o upon the island IL teen supposed that the land
IN ~, Island IL unSuted 20 Ygon.ahe cultivation, but
fhe en-, mentS and the eater of Mr.. Charles Wood,
The nrn,ci q largo tract "a lie nCrhhorhoad vi the
,le nrdtn the 4ila1e SITES 'i Lakeland and Herman
M - drmcnA ated hey Cud Cayl Thar there better
land, fan .srcuural purposes within a hundred miles Of
New YeE Upon Land yhoS La. heeu heretofore conSid-
cred barren We observed Nc@t. ne corn. garden Negea
hles and flowers AourShng MOS nNuf anty without The
application Of manure The party WE n'>l >U3nN en-
trTtaiued the mansion 81 Nj Wood a. lakeland and
after Substantial DINNER Isiuned 20 tae cv. fully per-
>uauoe ma ~ new ana UnnuppYcD lands 81 Ling Island
Nv ~ Su> pble OF profitable cultivation ol thr astW0i
e,NN as any other lands IA the STAKE MI WOOD Nhe>e
~ .rtl>emeut ma, DC seen m another t'iOMA' Yhes ms
andS tor sale ga mos liberal terms t>NlJ3' N'i'N
There but FEW los roma nf 'o pe ,lu INA ~
c hoo~S CnSt u viii uc necessary ioI any one
wishing to secure al ot -, 20 iA' hhtV'tt
application, at the Office M Johns.