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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-28

EMOVAL.-The subscribers have removed
Eav their planning MILL to their lumber
yard the south side of the Dock, where they are
ready to receive and execute orders for Planning and
Saving in all their variety where, also, they have
BOX FACTORY,
and are prepared for making boxes, laening mills,
and other fixtures for tobacconsts, packing boxes for
merchants, and furnishing lumber, rough or dressed
for builders generally where those in want will please
call and Judge for themselves
THOMAS J. GLENN & co.
IL Bill Timber also furnished from their Saw Mill
in Surry. to order. fe S
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-28

Ep Nj. ZIMMERMAN, ISL Eagle Square 3
AAs doors above the Gothic Window, Dealer in
Combs, Brushes, Musical Instruments, Clocks House
Furnishing Articles, Wood and Willow Ware, Brooms
and Fancy Articles generally. A full supply now on
hand. Country dealers will find it to their nterest to
give me call before purchasing elsewhere NH IS
TENTRE TABLES-Juet to hand, good as
~ sorment OF Centre Tables, with marble and ma
hogany tops. For bargains in furniture call at
GEO. J. SUMMERS,
fe21 62 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-28

nAY Il MARTINS BLACK1NG.-As SIM.
k1 ply. OF Day d Martins genuine Japan Hacking
in Jars oil assorted sizes, received and for sale BY
ADlE & GRAY, Druggists.
ap 10 Successors to Alex. Duval, I47 Main st.
"A LMoNDS.-l0 trails of very fine soit-shelled
n Almonds, Just received for sale by
.n,s SIMON BONAVITA,
ee - l6s Main ST., opposite Bank of Va
RLOCK TIN, sheet lin brszier's Conner sbao 80
- % par Lead Tor sale by G. J. SINTON d. co,
"r II Main street
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Jenny Lind's Concert.

Sweeter than Dorian flutes, and more .,
quiSitely flexible than ever The voice ,ha, l.,,
Us again last evening IN Lydian ans. The han w,,
full. but not crowded. anu the hight dresses and a..
waving fans gave an airy and animated aSnes !.
the audience. Il was one OF the evening" vn,.
which JENNY LfsD's voice Is unusually f,n An.
freSh and Pcrckt no del ssrsfo from LUCIA xh,.
We noticed last Autumn. a remarkable triuro,A ~
yocalizati0n was not less elab0raely rendered Ia,
evening. As singing, Il was perfect The nre,,S,o,
ard funeSs with which she took al the h,,Aos,
notes, the cnSpnesS and roundness OF each to,s !,
the cadences, and the showering richness of "A.
whole delivery. could only be properly deSe,,A
Ell by that triteneSS or extraVaganoe" vAicA
has been well said BY a contemporary 10 ~
almos. necessity of description OF this SinSins :
JSsSr LIMBS Una rocs POGO ia was the extreme ~
easy elegance. The voice almost vibra,et Of ,,se,
The TtroeGn Gust is very characteristic In the he,,
of the hall. which was yet well ventilated BY oDen
windows II cooled us like snow mountain bree,es
that ripple along The solitary Tyrol valleys or her
Incompatible on rest IN the Lord, we have beior.
spoken JENNY LIMBS novelty was JOAN AaGs-ss-
ny 10, which she sang in 80 large and simple man.
ner. entirely unonamented but with 50 uemalOQ,
atonderneSs in the refrain, that the hearOi ;Ae audi
encc responded electrically and although L "a no,
song TO provoke tumultuous applause, ye, the Aeas
es; homage followed the close If each verse and III
animously demanded its repet.' IN. twas success
not less genuine than that nch we hear al the
country Is comm tiro' the Rye - enjoy.
BrLLErrI sang unusually wei even for him. excep.
in the air from Ia Sfraniera in which, once ortwtce
he was little at variance with the orchestra. S.LYt
repea,ed his successes OF Monday evening. lie snss
nothing better than hsr.ivS iayr.ma. Mr.. HAsxs
Trumpet variations were much applauded, although,
TO our fancy. not every instrument Is good fora
solo. EIsFBLDS concert overture is IN a classical
style, and has much melodiouS meaning There was
more science and material IN Il than IN many OF es.
tabliShed fame
How well the concert opened with Weber's mas.
lerly overture to Euyanthe But, Herr Benedc.
iuS qui VENT, how delicious upon these tropical nights
of May. would be MendelSsohn's Midsummer Nigats
Dream Peise.-y.
In the concert OF this morning JENNY LIND will
sing the gems of her sacred song, and the ballad Of
Aud Robin Gray. 1t is most fortunate selection.
And how fortunate every selection IS will then Be
regretmily remembered when, at the close OF ner'
week, JENNY LIND sings for the last TINE
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
From Central America,

We have received files of the COrreo del
Isfno, published at Leon, Nicaragua to the 81 April
The Commandante OF la Union writes under date
of March 10: YESTERDAY the steamer GOrgOn ar.
rived here. and her Commander gave notice that the
blockade was suspended, on account of the inleIvon
ton of the American and Prussan ConSuls, and
would not be again renewed without sufficient cause
and formal notice Five days ago Cavrera returned
to Guatemala, leaving force behind at Jutiapa The
army of san Salvador increases everyday yesterday
A body of FIVE hundred men, sent by Senior LIndo.
reached San Miguel"
The now President OF san Salvador J. F Qulrol,
published his inaugural address on the lSi Of March
The ex Director OF Nicaragua Norberto Ramirez,
says.
~ turn, finally. TO the great Republic ofhe North,
and without entering into analysis Of the treaty OF
April 18th, and the different interpretations when
have been gwen to II, Nicaragua may always cOnsd-
er It as an act of recognition OF those territorial iS
membementS which others desire 10 make without
thence nfe eTng any to that Government, which has
always preserved with respect the ndeloe memory
OF the immortal WashngtOn--an emblem OF the lnie'
pendenCe of the Continent. We may always count
upon its fahuneSs and rectiude, IN spite ef tnOse
nlmOrs which have been spread Tor the purpose OF
fOmentIng our dlstrust and inspiring anxiety Owing
the representations OF Hon Mr. Squler, the sympa'
thieS OF the United States toward Nicaragua have
been rapidly developed and We have good grounds 10
hope that the important services OF that gentleman
viii Weld great results for Oar Minister IN Lon
don, SohOr MaTcoeta, Is probably already IN Wash
ington to establish deRnitlYely with that Government
the regulations which will forever settle the policy
and mutual relations OF the two countries"
On the lst OF March, a Frenchman name Adolf
Marie, Editor of the Gacetd de Costa Rica, the
town OF san Jose in that State with the into n,it
was supposed, of proceeding to GuaIamala took
with HIM $25 900, besides a large quantity OF sand
ammunition.
On the 18th Of March, at O'Clock IN the m lng,a
violent earthquake was felt IN the State osa
Rica A great number Of buildings were own
down principally in the cities Of San JOSE redia
and Barba, and much property destroyed arba,
two churches and large number of dweln uses
were leyeed 10 the earth
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
THE TRIUMPH !

Our returns come in with provoking loose
ness and incompleteneSs but the impress
sions We entertained yesterday are fully con-
6rmed. We have carried at least five of
the Districts in the Eighth JOSEPH HAL
STEAD has 295 majority over John Snyder !;
inthe Sixteenth john SANFORD beats George
II. Fox by from 500 TO 1000; in the Nine
teenth BENZ. \. HUNTINGTON has above
1900 over Charles A. Mann in the Twen-
tieth there is no doubt that Moses p. HATCH
has been chosen over his antl-C Canal oppo-
nent Charles Stebbins, though we have not
the exact majority, except in Oswego City,
where he had above 1000, which alone
would elect him.
But what is better than all, is the report
that in the XXVth District HENRY b. STAN
TON has been beaten, and JOSIAH B. VIII
LAMs elected BY lS5 majority. lfever
man deserved to be turned out of Office, it
Is this meanest of Anti-Slavery turncoats.
From the other Districts We have no re-
turns complete enough to show how they
have gone, except in the Ist, where it is
certain that Col. Brown, the Anti Canal
candidate, is elected. The following are
the returns. as far as we have received
them;
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YORK, THURSDAY, MAY %, 1851.

t,B' The News FROM EUROPE BY THE
CANADA has no point of much interest eX-
cert the political discussions in France.
Strange, to say we find the English journals
generally saving that La PreSSe (Girardin's
paper) has come out in favor of Cavaignac
for the Presidency. The paragraph on
which this statement is based is given in the
letter of our Paris Correspondent, and seems
to us by no means declaration of adher
ence. 1t says simply that the Party of Or
der is generally falling back upon the Gener-
AL but when it is remembered that this party
includes the most bitter enemies of La
PreSSe, and that the journals named as rep
resenting it, have for years been the objects
of Girardin's daily attacks, it needs some
ting more than such paragraph to prove
that he has gone over TO them altogether.
Still it is not impossible, nor would 1t be un-
reasonable, for him now to support Cavaig-
nae should he appear to be the only candi-
date with whose name the plot for the re-
vision of the Constitution and the reelec-
ton of Louis Napoleon could be success
fully resisted. The great point now to be
achieved is to carry the Republic triumph
antly through the approaching election, and
it is the duty of Girardin and every other
radical to use all safe means of doing it.
Our Paris Corespondentthlnks the COnstitu-
ton will now be revised, but we believe this
is mistake. Nor ought it to be, defective
as it is, until after this election is over and
Louis Napoleon restored TO private life and
personal insignifcance.
In Spain the new COncordat between the
Government and the Roman Church, has
been published. 1t gives quite too much
power to the clergy, to say nothing Of its
weak and disgusting intolerance.
In Portugal the Queen is at the mercy of
the triumphant Saldanha. 1t does not yet
appear what use the Duke will make of his
suddenly acquired power, though 1t is GER
tain that the people of the kingdom will get
no good of it,
From Germany there is nothing OF mo-
ment In Italy all goes headlOng the drea-
ry road to ruin. The king of Naples how
ever, is still alive
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Further Election Returns

DELAWARE, Wednesday, May %.
Curtis. (Op.) has SS majority III this town
NARRowsBUR0, Wednesday May 2S.
In the Ist District of the town of Cumberland,
Sullivan Co. Curtis has IA majority. Warwick
SO for Curtis
GOSHEN, Wednesday May %.
Wywanyanda gives Sweet, (Whig) maj.
Waikiki, Curtis 81 mai Goshen, 81; Hampton
borough 81, and Mt Hope "a for Curtis
ALBANY. Wednesday May 2s.
Schoharrie Co-Seward 81 for Tuttle, (Op.) 4;
Richmondville IA, Tuttle Cobleskill 35, Tuttle
Schoharrie 81, Tuttle; Esperance tied. Com
pared with the Governors vote last Fall, these
towns show small Democratic gain
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

WoNAN's RIoHTs' CONFESSIONAL Conven-
ton met at Akron, Summit Co, Ohio, onW ednes-
day last, for discussion and action upon the
whole subject of Woman's Rights, Duties, Edu.
cation, &c. 1t has been called under the drec-
ton Of Committee appointed at similar Con-
tion held last year in Salem, COlumbiana Co,
whose proceedings were reported for The Trib-
me, as its readers will not fail to remember.
The Convention this year will be open for men
as well as women, though the latter will prob
ably take the most prominent part IN its man
agement as well as in It's debates Several able
female speakers will be present, and among
them Mrs ENAt r. Coz, Of whose Intellectual
endowments and captivating eloquence many
Western journals have spoken IN very eulogistic
terms. Many other eminent women viii con
tribute to the interest of the Convention by let
ters expressive Of their sympathy in the move
ment, and of their views of the principles II in
wolves and the measures it calls for The Hutch
inson Family, we hear, are to be in attend
ance. We hope to receive at least brief report
of the proceedings.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Things In Philadelphia 90 Fatal Accide
DridgtOn. n j.
Correspondence of the Tribune.
Pun ADprpurA Nav "a

PHILADELPHIA, May -, 1851
The Medical Society of the State Of
Pennsylvania, met IN this city this morning. One
hundred delegates from seventeen counties were
present An able address delivered by DR.. "N
thlngton This afternoon the society proceedsf a
larry 10 business
Hon. w. II. Hall, Postmaster General and fan ~
are IN the city, stopping At the United states holst
The following BridgtOn IN. j. news item, nave
just received from u correspondent at mat pace
On Sunday fireman, named samuel "OOdfouSn,
while fishing III COhansey Creek, fell oyefooarl IOl" %
MS boat and was drowned lie leaves large i'N'
lly 10 mourn their loss. -
On Monday last Samuel JOsn, IN the employ W
Mr. Stow, farmer, was run over BY manUie '''r
and instantly killed m
The FLOUR market continues inactive, but pfce % a. -
changed. sale Of 900 bbls. good brand III sai w ~
23 bb which the uniform asking rate Inc .,S .ss
ns N quality RYE FLOUR Is steady y ~ , ii1 - -
MEAL at IS q bbl There IS but AHnieu aiy1. .s :,
WHEAT offering Sales Of 900 bush PennsyFthii ~ -
SllrI ~ and red n 95aS7c = bush RYE s IN goa
,. 7Oc Corn continues fair request ana oVO USE ~
low. prime pally Southern, sold st sec OATS are
,G bush PsunsyVania store, soll ~ 4lc bush oYB
lie. Of the new clip OF WOOL from the ADJOINING connl
re be4uuug u come hut the demand igf = lhi'e
IS the manufacturers holding Oh, confident thal sI
decline In prices must be submitted TO- The degss
for WHaKY 5 less active, bbls are held at q aid hS'
sAIysoy srocKs-First Bocrd-Sl Geo = Ga, -, ~
~ XIV b. o5, 4 Bk lils. do li2, nion BS is. is
IN. 80 kcad kk, 2g 800 DO 29l, 81 COZ STATE s. w s
o. CO.. Read RR. 20. 70, ~ 10 traiI b. W a.
RR i3.; Lehigh Nay, g.; $1,000 Reh hk' Si0H D. ~
S,co7a Boorf-ss00 state s. %; S20g Morris CaaaI ~
500 Lehigh Int. g; 81 800 U S., b7, llsl.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
WILLIAM r. McKrxN's CLorHINc SroRE.

Adult Department, ~ CsrSine-St Boys Department,
30 Bleecker-Ss. N YSueSCTp,or N0h facere ceroreS
dcctoS artUm aIgue olnnlOn gentun Se sapped-
veStimenta et pasrs pretS (ut Vnso dcuturl
vhorhaS VlSmlS aQUe IN Aonitais meiorr opuna apud
tabernam ejuS yeStiAnam Septemdem mero NiCo Car
mne urbe Now Eboracl In tcsum0no Illus Tosaret per
oeoSe et scipsiS i1dcare NeSieS euS Il
te soils, poteStatem haoent rirablle dctu IN aSpectu
uanSformarV c0cbeS seneS IN jnyeneS defoTmeS pull
enermoS paupefcs IN dves sQ9c neouloneS peSSnoS N
NiroS digplSnoS honore. In hoe QUO species VutS
cum vera xQusler hahetur. llat memorandum Sit
BUS Sed Veream sap, &c Salts loQultur OmneS
fesnSato nd ocnSm elocO VeStiarm vssre aiQue ante
onla k.ssrs h@c uuISsiha eNenPla arts elrs dvins
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

From PoRT-AU PRNcE.-By the arrival
atths port yesterday schr fremont, Capt Mitchell,
we have adyices from Por-auPnnc to the 18th inst
two days later than the intelligence received by
way Of Boston. Capt. VI. reports that all was quiet
when he left, and the place was very healthy. Booo
still remained az large, concealed IN the mountains
The reports current are conhrnatoy OF the previous
report, that the Emperor had refused 70 accede TO
the propositions Of the American Commissioner. Cof-
fee was scarce and high, and American produce
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Cuy on THE LAxg-On Thursday night

GALE on THE LAKE.-On Thursday nghI
last. II commenced blowing from the North, and pi
Yesterday morning the wind had increased 70 a s1',
making II very difficult for vessels To enter me s ~
Dor Several craft, in consequence, were oohge.,s
anchor below the piers after vain attempts 70 ns1s
port. In the afternoon We counted eight 'esstk
dragging their anchors Among them were ~
schooners Illinois, Dousman, Ontonagon, OaleH''
Asa Wilcox, Philadelphia and Enterprise. 80,
The bng Wabash, IN tie forenoon, IN runhans sssr ~
loaded with lumber, struck the bar, but got on a -.
pounding for some time IL was discovered u - -.
meantime that she was leaking badly, and she - -
run ashore, wnere she now lies the waves bfehPS e
over her washing away her deck load, stssins s.e -
her buWarks, &c. Her crew and passengers ~ 49, "a
taken of by small boat belonging, We underost "a
the brig Sewell and manned with some haiuy 80 80
lows from different vessels m the hafbof Aa'-2 30
the passengers vas a lady, with an miami O1 ~ n
months old The crew and passengers were il.os nln
chilled from the cold, which was bl.er, consl1e'N''
the season .Aox
The bring Enterprise, IN making the haIDs' s
struck the bar, and. after pounding for some 49,
hosted a signal Of distress She got OF, howess.'
and struck out small boat went out 10 her 49,.
anee subsequently, put had not returned al tae "A0
of writing -. NV.
The sseamers st. Louis and Pacific, from Ness
Buffalo, the former with Judge Douglass on oos..
made the haIbor in fine style. Their passages w.
exceedingly rough lChcago Democrat, 7s''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

PRoF. Looms AND Smiths New ipEoa.
ErRY.-We are requested by Prof Looms to te in
reply TO the challenge" OF Mr. SEBA SMfl con
tanned IN The Trsbms Of yesterday, that his clure
before the Academy Of Education Will soon pub
lished When Mr. Smith has answered the OBJ tOS
contained in that lecture, Prof LOOMS VII nave
sotuethno In S.V IN rpDlv
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

From CIENFt EGos.-Capt Pendleton, OF
brig oberon, arrived at this port yesterday from Glen
fuegos, reported that on the 9th install P NJ as the
ship Margaret Capt Webster from \. York was beat
ing up the harbor, she was fired into from the fort
The first ball passed the stern, and the second took
effect in the bend, near the main chains The ship
was then brought 20 anchor and remained there all
night. In the morning the Captain came up to town
to have the matter investigated. Reparation mad
been offered, but declined for the present.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
OxyGENATEp BIrTEas.-This famous me

dcne has received the strongest testimonials Of any med
c,ne in the world for the cure Of Dyspepsia Asthma and
General Debility andl worthy the attention and confidence
of all who seek remedy for these complaints.
For sale by A & ID Sands. i00 Fultonst. A. ID SEQ
vii Co 36. and c II RiRS, 1872 Broadway; s Cod
dinston 303 Hudson and us Broadway; s. GulOn III
Bewery, corner Of Grandst Hall, Ruckle CO. 2O9
Greenwichst and by Druggists generally in the United
States and Canada
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
" WINDOW SHADES

~ WINDOW SHADES. Within the last
few years the manufacture ofWndOw Shades has increased
IN astonishing degree IN this city A. the demand
for these handsome ornaments to dwellings aud stores has
progressed they have been improved style Men of ge
nus and talent have been employed helT manufacture
and is really astonishing Of the specimens
sold at triAng price We advise readers who desire
TO see what has been done this art 20 call az GRBAsONs
depot 2f7 Greenwich-s whsre they viii be able 70 make
selection. II they wish 70 purchase
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

ALBANY, W tuItsIIiyf Udy 20
Passengers by express train report Tompkins
l75 and Seneca lao for Williams Yates, l3O for
Stanton, Opp.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
y Everybody is aware of the fact that

a good article at fair price the cheapest bat when
good article sold low 20 De remArkahle Il s more
f1n cssr for there the sairdacaea the wear fine gar
-vs< without too uxht pun On the parSestrinrS
TAsse eS are denioDSyated y these who the
s,Ies of Cthing n the great Clhn ASaSs fDg GRAw
20 lRQ Enlton-St
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

~ Hon. RICHARD COKE, formerly men,
Der OF Congress rom Accomac District, Virginia,
dead
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
LADIES DaEss GooDs.-A

LADIES DaEss GOODs.--A large assOrt-
ent embracing every desirable style market foulad
silks French printed Muslnes, Grenadines. Bareges, SIX
Tissues all kinds of Mourning Dress Goods Shaws, Man
tillas &c may be found at HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATERs,
al Broadway corner Of Ieonardst AT the very lowest
market rates Also lace and muslin Window Drapery, &c
new lot Of foulad Silks the best quality for s. yard,
Just received.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
MELTING WeATHgR.-FcV

MELTING WEATHER.-FCw now, unlike
Othello are unused 10 the melting mood and the most
refreshing and seasonable sights know of Of
KEoxS daShingly attractive Rocky Mountain BeaverS
Light AS vanity with large note to pay. and dec
deily short could Shin for hours with one OF them
ON his head and vet keep cool a lobster enveoped
in ICE Krox's Rocky Mountain Will be the rage this
Summer, aud he has splendid assortment at hs widely
known establishment, l2s EultOn-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
~ Twenty thousand Yards beautiful

Floor OIL Cloths. only g. - and ~ per yard and two
yards WIDE, at 80 Bowsry, HIRAM ANDBRsoN's. Also,
English Floor OIL Cloths feet WIDE 6s to 81 per yard Of
tapestry marble anil ssmz figures the largest
soTtment 10 be found.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

UNDER SHIRTs.-A superior article of
hight Under Shirts. better adapted 10 climate with It's
frequent and rapid changes than ANYTHING of the kind
Aefre manufactured, can now be had at the NEwYoRK
STOCKING FACTORY, l0f Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

~ Summer styles of Rocky Mountain
Drab Beavers PanamaS Leghoyn and Straw hats Ekam-
ta Speadtd assortment ef W DAVID SVi brosaS
door f,m Du2neS These who wish 70 hAVe 1her
tas,es suited w9sll 70 wei " eaI.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Hast THOU uNpEKsalRrs "A plentiful

and seasonShc supply thoO hast not be ADVISED to get
such are needed and also sooA drawers Now
nowhere you md greater variety nor can yuu pur
chase at lower priceS. than AZ SANNAVs l&S Wan-St
ons door above Fulton, opposite the church
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
GgNTLEMEs's SUMNER
A NEw SuxxHa HAr---The

A New SUxxRR HAT---The Gentle
SaAus Summer HatwAREooKs, HstteEs have great plea
surs in Announcing thai tAsy viii Introduce THIS DAY
Nav a. new and beautiful style Of ght fur Hat for
rontlemen's Summer THIS and beautiful Hat -
Manufactured Of an exceedingly species Of French gray
beaver never before as1pto for SIMILAR purpose IN TINS
soustr and possesses e pendent VI COLOR which Is
charm m ifsef ncOns p4YabIe merit The weight OF ths
Nat Is about and hall ounces and we feei war
Yaned in believing that there has never o9eh hat pro-
summer the French Gray Beaver now Introduced
by WAheOtks, hdsEefo' li'iig Ilo9oc,
my22 If broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
CAspxrs-PRTERsoN & Hum

IMPORTED CAsPRrs.-PsTERsoN q HUM
pEREy s7O Broadway corner Whe-st have inst received
per packet ship Nesmith. additional supply Of nch anu
elegant Carpetng designs and extra quality Also an m
vce of Henderson celebrated brussels Carpets winch
are offered the lowest possible cash prices, and ul ~ per
than other sere selng slmaI goods ySooM
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

tFe Stockings, Summer under Clothing
and Gents furnishing ARTICLES IN great variety and decidedly
cheap, al PARRlSnS CanAlss Stocking store, rs CanaSt
2d block from Broadway my2a itSruSTh'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

LAST WEEK-Remember that this is the
last week that Mr. Goldsmith received pupils TO his Writ
ing Glasses for 81 30 for tbs Of ten lessons No ap
plicatiOn Will be received afteT Saturday, Nay 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
SUMNER SHoRs AND GAlrERs.-WAr-

KINS ia Euton-S. offers a superb assortment Of hight
Shoes and Gste of hS manufacture which ne sells
~ the lowest possible prce~ One pair Of hS Caters will
outwear two three pair " the Op shoes sold al ready
made stores. my24 SatTuSTh
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

PTMoLAT's SULPHUR BATHS, SAT Pearl
st. oppositehe Hospital established IN 1920 BY LOUIS
TiMoLAT from Paris for the OF Rheumatism every
eruption Of the skin colds, SC This IS the FIRST establish
ed and only genuine sulphur bath tins We refer to
Or Valentine Mott. DR. Berger, Dr BoStwick. DR. Wal
lace and the principal physicians m this city