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, 1854-04-22

To PRoMorE HEALTH OF CATTLE.-Mix,
occasionally, one part Of salt with four, five
or six parts of wood ashes, and give the
mixture to different kinds Of stock, summer
and winter. 1t promotes their appetite,
and tends to keep them in healthy condi-
tion. 1t is said to be good against bots in
horses, murrain in cattle, and rot in sheep
Horseradish is valuable for cattle. 1t
creates an appetite, and is good for vari-
GUS diseases. Some give it to any animal
that is unweIl, 1t is good for oxen troub-
led with the heat If animals will not eat
it voluntarily, cut it fine and mix it with
potatoes or meal.
, 1854-04-22

The FEMALE SoLDIER.-The U. S. Sen
ate has passed bill in favor of Bill New
comb "-now Mrs. Elizabeth Smith-the
heroine, who, in male attire, enlisted and
served in the Mexican war. "Bill " is
awarded ten months wages, three months
extra pay, and 100 acres of land. The
public unanimously concurs.
, 1854-04-22

BsFs- The Giillotine was the first attempt
at shaving by machinery. 1t took off the
beard very 'cleanly But there was slight
objection to this invention--it invariably
took of the head and beard together.
, 1854-04-22

The Pacific RAILRoAD.-The Boston
Railway Times states its view of the fnan-
cal plan of this enterprise as follows:
l. The railway to be built by private
company, having a paid up capital of TO-
O0O, 900, to be first expended in construc-
tion.
9. The United States Government shall
issue in favor of the company $40 1000, 900
in five per cent, scrip, payable fifty years
hence in London, Paris and New York,
to be sold and given to the company upon
proper vouchers as the wants of the COM
pany may require-Government taking a
mortgage upon the road for security.
8. The Government shall donate to the
company alternate sections of the public
lands, two miles square, to be sold as cir
cumstances demand.
4. The premium upon the Government
promises, and fifty per cent. of the proceeds
from the sale of the lands donated by Gov
ernment shall constitute the basis Of a
sinking fund for the redemption of the Gov
evrnment loan.
5. The interests of the Government
shall be protected by board of commits
soners appointed at once, independent OF
politics.
The action of the Government with re-
gard to the loan should be final and ire
vokable. The whole sum necessary, should
be voted for, and the faith Of the Govern
ment pledged at once. The whole matter
should be placed out of the vortex of party
politics. If the grants in favor of the road
are to be left to successive Houses of Con-
gress, it opens the way to a great amount
of bribery and corruption. 1t likewise in
sures great additional cost for interest
upon the uuproductive capital. To make
the capital productive, the road must be
built through and in the shortest practical
time. The interest upon the cost of the
unfinished work, if the time is unnecessarily
protracted, will add very materially to the
whole cost. Then the means for the most
rapid construction of the work should be
ample. Let the means be ample let the
Government guarantee be amply protected
too, and let the Sinking and Trust Fund be
placed in honorable and responsible hands
, 1854-04-22

! c, b. 2S was read second time and in.
definitely postponed
Mr.. Strong called up II. B. 80 and pro.
posed to amend.
Mr.. Huntington presented remon.
strange against the provisions of the amend.
ment, and on motion OF Mr.. Jackson, the
whole question, together with that ofLewis
and COwlitz counties, was referred to a Sc
lect committee consisting of Messrs. Howe,
Brownfcld Shelton, Thompson and Bolon.
c. b. "a was read third time, amend
ed and passed.
Adjourned till 2P.M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The two Houses met in convention in the
hall Of Representatives to elect Territorial
officers.
The convention proceeded to ballot for
public printer.
The following was the result:
j. W. Wiley. ...........s............I5 is
r. L. Doyle, ......................IO 10
Mr. Wiley was declared duly elected.
The ballot for Territorial Treasurer re-
suited as follows:
VIM. Cock, .l6
d. Cushman, .................. g
Scattering, ng,......t................ 2
Mr.. Cock was declared elected.
The ballot for Librarian resulted as fol
lows:
b. F. Kendall, ..................I7
clarke, ............. y
B. F. Kendall was declared elected.
The fourth ballot for Auditor resulted
as follows:
d. II. Bigelow, ,...................I4
U. T.. HICKS, ................4 4
r. L. Doyle. ....................3 3
Scattering, ......................5
ID D:--.-I--.- L i
, 1854-04-22

ID. X. Blgel0w was declared elected.
The convention arose and the House
went into session, and after acting on sun
dry matters adjourned.
TUESDAY, April Is, 1854.
House met pursuant to adjournment,
Mr.. Denny, chairman of committee on
roads and highways, reported back c. B.
% and recommended its passage.
The bill passed
II. B. G3 was read third time and laid
on the table to be called up at the pleasure
Of the House.
H. B. 62-an act regulating divorces
was read, amended and passed
II. b. 60-an act regulating the relation
Of masters, apprentices and servants-was
read, amended and was under considera-
ton when the House adjourned.
, 1854-04-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

H. B. 60 being still under consideration
Mr.. Brownfeld moved to indefinitely post
pone, which, after some discussion, was
agreed to-
H. b. 6l-regulating mOrriages-was
read second time.
Mr. Howe moved to amend. Pending
the discussion, the House adjourned.
, 1854-04-22
WEDNESDAY, April II, 1856

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Bolon, of committee on Indian af-
fairs, introduced memorial relative to the
extinction Of Indian title to lands in Wash
ington Territory, which was adopted.
Mr.. Hale, of committee on memorials,
reported back the memorial relative to ask
ing assistance from Congress to aid in the
construction of Territorial roads, which
was laid on the table to be printed.
H.SB. 46 was read second time.
Mr.. Moseley moved to amend so that in
case there was no sheriff or coroner quail.
fed to act at any term of probate court
the court could appoint one. Agreed to.
MAeJackson moved TO insert a substi
tpte for section II, which was agreed to.
Z House adjourned till . O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Nem31ork Daily Gribn,ts.
TIVE STEAMSHIP FALCON.


1t is not generally known that Board of Army Officers
was ordered by the Secretary War long ago April
&C. and assembled at No Safest in this City the
2h ut with instructions inquire into all the facts con-
neced with the iaure OF the Falcon to make the
trip TO Aspinwall she had undertaken. The following il
copy of the official order
s,. o. Hrtsss.sa.s. S8sTo.s iSd iS nas s As1' ia51
Aboard to eOn. Of Lieut. Col Henry Banbrdse l.t Infantry
me- asIi sy ~ II II " Ii ..selbie al 10 sstst in
Civ he % n.t and Preeed TO inye- gate and report a. hs
.,.s hin Falcon usn-or companies Of the ID Art
i'iS IL IL Tile By consud Of Msjor General SCOTT
lsisn,dl L. THOMAS A.-isnu. AdJ1iant.GeBeraL
The Board had further Instructions TO examine into the
facts connected with TO tie effect thi the troops
were TO be- conveyed the other side in the steamship
ReruLc instead Of The John L. Stevens, stated IN Mr.
AsIinvals letter
In accordance with thcsc orders, the officers whose
naue- We have mentioned have hed their meetings from
day to day until the sh inst. when they ADJOURNED sne
de- sud cent IN the results Of their sbor These proceed
nes were h1ndcd Yesterday TO the proper officers but
der contents vii probably be made pubIc until after
tie adjournment Of the Court it would be improper As
having bearing uqon the point a, issue in relation to
Major Wyse
This Board has taken testimony, examined doeameuts
and gone into Ell the sc connected with the Fecon-her
rre,ou history her sea-vorhre- her charieFng in the
preseui case Sc and we believe that correct IN
stating tha; this testimony v be found when Published
to Le entirely in favor Of the sea-worness of the Falcon
oud the honesty of her owner intentions. Had a cotem
por1ry Of been better posted it might possibly
lave avoided the into which Las faen-;ha, Of
rrenaturey influencing public opinion against the safety
oi venknovn aud hitherto successful pls-enge
No L p.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
CIGAR-MAKERS STATE CONVENTION

From Our Own Reporter
SYRACUSE, Wednesday May 10, 1884.
This body convened at the City Hall at 10 O'Clock thi
morning. The meeting called to order by John q
Woodruff Of Troy, on whose motion Edward b. Van Cot
Of Albany was called TO the Chair Theodore Fitzgerald
Of Syracuse appointed Secretary.
The following appointed Committee on Creden
tias: Mordecsi Lyon, Syracuse; Wm. IL. sherwood
Utica; Charles Hofe, Ithaca Gilbert q Angel, Albany
Jsnes H. P,son Rochester, John Wsi.ee "'sf'0~ni Jon"
G. Woodruff, Troy. c,..-- - p......n,
OrssUizs,los; Issac H. Hocomb syrscuei Warm PCs
owen r. ss Absny John O. Woodrs, Now Yorki Josn TO- 80
l.ce Jsmes II. Patterson koehesefi 'hs'' $3.50
Ihsca; Theoddu j. d. Damon, Auburn $780,. conul,te..
The following genismen were ap2nea ~. John Wslace
Wssrtowu; John O. WoodiaG. Tor pAH'si hsr, Thorn. Il
Francis Aitlenan. Roehssferi ). " DAH''-'
Lspe Ena; Charles Hohe Ithses o,.ses.lon. Of nernbe
incidental di.esssS et &c The Conven.ion tooi
rec,ss til ppm eoev. ,ers.us IN attendance few Of
Ihe speesors More delegates erpected ba
ihs weather unpson'Ahs i-' - ~ ~ | -
rafLix
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

p.rpo.p AccIDEsT.-On Tuesday MTs. Hannah Hun
ter aged sixty year. while attempting 10 eavethe Harlem
Railroad train station thirty miles north thrown
pon the track and instantly killed two Of the cars passing
over her appears that the train nearly half ap hour
behind time aud sUiicien; tune not allowed at the Sc
tion for passengers 10 leave the rsn and Mrs Hunter
compelled to jump from the upon pile Of loose dirt
which gave way under her fee. and carried her upon the
track. The arrangements appear 70 have been cupaoy
bad. Courier & Enquirer
TRooPs IS CASADAWe learn that the reserve battalion
the 7s Highland Lg, Infantry stack ID
garrison At ousee segsy under orders for Eass.d ssd wi
mbaTk the provided TIE dfsr
batou Of this gment under LieatCol Denny. s Corta
end than probable that the second be sent % that sta
arrival the Junction o. the battalion provided 6
months ago By general order Of The Horse ousrar oseess
paper further that the 4h r. sent Al Monifss
prooeed bermuda We heard the report ~t nc
addition that ih R.sen, whLh sshsred % severely
yellow Csnsds % fesI "
bsslh well llmerles sEsSgs By assi icsn us
r gltrd. iAoS1N
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
6teomboafs an0 Railroads.

ElRsT BOAT from SENECA LAKE.-Ihe New
il LIZ Boat W DAVIS Capt Geo D Hal.0n, with ful cargo
oats oonsignod % DUNCOUR1 D. GRAl
TINTED STATES EXPRESS COMPANf-ohce
~ No g. Broadway. ,.--, - -r Z, rvppr %
CONPAkY via NewYot and Ee Railroad 20 DanFirS bl1ao
,rd a, III. West southwestern eties and prinepA o"s
I,vL. NewYork a. $50 NJ with Ill busy 40 s M olces on
The Pie and connecting branch railroads tor DinSk SaHo
Niagara Falls. Cleveland sandusty Columbus OioAA- io4O
Chcsso and 50, Louis . x,-,. -.,
eouueciion thoush E1pTes Peuser Trains leave new
with Money. DAi. Note and h4h Mrehandlse pa
Cleveland. Cincinnati thcAso Ad ~
Louis Refurung will leave ali he named cities dih
and 10 A. ". -, - -
H. W, 4. rs.,ecffgliv ,0Ieted HENRY D RICE, Supt
NOTCE-FIeiehi will b. recevsd ~ No Ne~-t-lAy i''''
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD. - On
~ and after SATURDAY May ij, 1884, ne IRAlNS OF ne
NFWYORK snd HARLEM RAILROAD vii leave Depot corner
White. Center and Elm 81 To- Albany ana roy
Fxurs al A 81. Arriving Albany % = = ".
Afternoon Express F. NJ Arriving 81 Albany Al a. r "
JOHN ELIOT sup intenflnt
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
THE EAsT0y cONsPIRACYCAsE
CONVICTION OF TIE coSsPIRAroRs.


EAsToy, Thursday, May II, l5j+.
AZ five clock last Monday afternoon \. T.. Brown,
Ts ccnueroed Lis i' for the defense aud concluded az y
5ocf 81 Tuesday. The speech OF this gentleman va bitter
a-reui witness for the moneath eslPed h eas
view cf tire presented novel aspects We
soaence and viEor After b. had eooclaied h
o; w mng'es was akeni m the ntesl po
hs c-untoase s utmost capacity couo- drawn
e. tfer fet in The Of ts Poaetcf ,ra d
fie Trr-rect cf is sreccy eouc-uron
NJ E-elef rose a few mingiss after clock % N Axe
~ srsu- r. rp.u-r en.1euty ratherc ard -1y
i.c cag ever Ieron fIesut TIE speech assi tn rs
rr4r.rf ..- t.rf1 RI fr1l stl.f-- t. 0 j
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
feual Notices.

ATaSVRROGATEs COURT, held in and for the
N County NewYot the Surrogate. ohoe u me cry q
& hSndS and aity four Pis.ept w Bradford Sur
sp IN 'sf S WIIfaM VIII q III iRTS
dbon reading and 's tSs Ps'Tr a 81 ~. Of b c Of Ss~
detessd for sghoIy to nol,sAs1 e-e o. % % 5d h.t
% % ne sss nsed in the estate ws Irwin de-
a,1S o155 5e SlGI' cT Of re on & Nay
ten O'Clock the forenoon Of that day the, and tls 20 .sss
Wy Wy S Ssh Of the rss William Irwin de-
ceased =. shall be Necessary TO P'I hl BRADFORD
ATa SURROGATEs COURT, held IN ana lot . tne
"A County Of hewYors at The soI.as & me- Ies 10 s one sS
S tibt bupdf.d and ff'y tour, present ALEXANDER w
bkAp d I the real estate of Corneu. Bush hsrw,s
IN t9l se lvton ioifG of p PFETfE = Bush
sici s ss gS:s .,..', @ s'f .5soIis %G,as
lease or sell Of the s.d deceased i@ q -. h
symeh9 s d HSo'c css y Bush deeeased sPpr before the
suoesie q ,Ie County New.ioTs Al a: ChSe 10 he re
go, II hat dsv and there 20 shot" cause WY 81
~ 81 H. esl estate cf the Cofaeus y Busi eeeea'd
..n ts Necessary to F'y A' v BRADFORD sartos.:s
INPURsUANCE of al order of the Surrogate OF the
curty of NewYolt Ntiee Lereby Fyeu T., '
NT of ~ Gosre decea,, present g a. wa y.,er'
h,isof . tie a'.eser ~ ,a' & y ~ Of SeYoTk "a or be
@ ~ ihte,A day October ueALDsiet SsT 1si5 zoe
iy,sy,lil Z. ! sfAi'iI 1851 L. 'HASA A'''-''''
IIBSIANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
L iereiy gwen I'D a r-l-'
Sssfrs. CHRISIIAS h. DUChER late o. ne Sty t NsS
a. IN. ofFce Of Gdey. No g Hs-sAiii ~ he
o. N,w.Y ou before lie n eay o. N''e--,,-
~, \ Nc,s.Y,rk he atth la Of Aqi. l.5t .
49, ~ u -IswerF ELIIASEiH DUChER tdlil'si'ainN
w PTRsUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate oi
- crtv OF NswYo-k si-e Is hereeT tvrl p a. pt,slli
l ,r. .tinsi WILLIAM FERGlE liie Of the Oiiy o HeS
,@N ~ With youeh>rs .Aeiee % ne
l. -ie ?. dence Of JOHN PErERhlS No - ms
- ,t civ of NevrIcIs. c. oeire ne 5l -, oi
-nsted NeW-io4L '"' - IOHN VETERRIN .Suia.sf-,tor
r ELLES TEEGIE .ius.nl,i-sirT
~ pI'RSIT ,NCE of .n order OF the Surrogate oi
y -. - NV Yofs no.ice 3. he-hy si'en = :; pe1u'
Il "a. 'ssysipt HORACE LITTLE. lac u ne Cf " 80
eeres.eG rrtsen ~ sai-e r.L -
1ea t-ier RI tie flee of WI IN { " e-i 70 = So4
@. - Ci.y of New iok. oi urio,- p H'- ~
August reat-p'''a Wv HARVEY LITTLE,
lcfi i,v6mF' 'e-,4 - = -. 81.
pI,Rst-aNCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
- - N,WYork notice e h,reby AZ ca 20 a. p-iols
n iAe .,-.t JOHN BREkEIJr, i,c 'i -e 4 - :, -
Neik Of JOHN TJRNEH W =. .lt n ~
sciiter g.. - u the A- t.y q jay -eh-De'
S"t = - 49, .8th eav of Decertsr, t.,.
,.r. SEHEMiAH MILLER,
~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of the slrroSate Q.
49, -yrrk a. ice = h.r-hv Tcu 81 az peI-ol;
u ne -ia.t JEHIsHA WILLIE, atr 20 ihe ~ p ~
ta'-t i, ,s.sf rgeger- iAe e1ir 80
yes ",,.s p, tte r,so.-ce oi Ayhtsh- A-4- = IL.
iet tt.' ---' - W o.. irfh ifJ .tIi- - 'At
IRoqssv5FF Rosv5FFYT = = SE-;;S S@;Ss 'E'-'s''r
.s ise6rf' ia" 81
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Copartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE-JOHN ID. MAXWELL is a Member OF
~ Finn from THIS DATE: -, r, any noncP , "a
NEw-YokK May l,l85a 4. w liam. DCDoE =
yI,IIF SUBSCRIBERS have received into connection
Nth their firm JAMES KEITH Of EdnbiIsh 1OiiN HlS
- rrRp 80 Gssso1v and WILLIAM GREENE The husnes. WI
b. ,onduc,ed uuder Of WILLIAMS STEVENS VII
iIANS Co in and james Keith Will represent me
firm n London where Its business viii be Transacted uuei INC
of WILLIAMS KEITH, MCCLURE 81 Co
Said take date from the lst Of February 1901 anu
VIII WILLIAMS STEVENS WILLIAMS.
New.Yok, april T. 1884
The k,.ines. of the firm Of Williams, stevens Wha
al; he eteo by Jobu H. Williams whom all Indebtedness WIZ
h. psd uthoed the name OF me ip quua
uon'-E'e"'i''"'" ape LINUS w STEVENS
GEORGE II. WILLIAMS.
the above announcement Deg eNe 70
that this has been effected "a reOiF
rcmoton Of Of Art have been rewarded Dy generous
public 81 an .x,.,ieu,Ad sdent
facilities upon the COnlheh
Iii me 10 them TO before Of their o0ipa
sverx sAbe which this Immense aud lrohe hes
Whatever discrimination, mature Jude ona
ng devotion object of contnbutne our n qotA
OF public by pntting only before H. ~ tne
the true aud the bea1tnu can aVo""P''"' ' -
ann itude, be performed . a., r.; At. % .,ts,, con.
dealers the public generally we say A
be 10 unlock 10 their view treasures OF 49,
aAcrded-<ew-iors Apr = isot
WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS Go,
VNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day Withdrawn
nom the firm Of ANTHONY BLEEC CkEK ana iornied
,,nehir npde the name BAKER 4 WEEkS for the trans
~ Aurtou and Commission Business Tor the sale o. a
T storts Vessels Furniture and goods every desefp,on
once NO N'"ol0''' ~ JACOB :. BAKER.
New.York. MAY l, 1854 w W "E-NS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

vIHE PEOPLE % the STATE OF NEW-fORh, by
N, Gao Of God 10 all inter
ed in PATRICK MORAN late Of the City OF New
creditors legaees next Of kin or o.hewe eud
each hereby cited and required person
and appear before SURE sate OF me Cogh ol
NON A. H. Ofc In of New York the ninth day OF June
ue, o'clock the forenoon Of that day en and there c
M final settlement he account Of proceedings or 70
WARD MORAN snd ISAAC A MORAN as Executors OF th'
l..tx IN hnd testsInent ~ said dece as-d
L. ie. Whereof cau-,d the seal VI Office Of the s,t
Surrogate 70 be hereunto affixed. Witness Alexander
Blsdfofd s-d County A. the CITY OF
NvYork the eleventh day May in the OF our Lori
ne thous1nd Eight hundred and hfy- four ..-
uyl2iswtwF w bhApeOhp' SuilOHN-.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
d Il. LEEDs and A. 9. TUrIL.. AaeilgnessI.

uEORTGAGEES SALE of ELEGANT FURNl
M TURF LOOKING GLASSES &c contained in SANDER
coS,e FAMILY HOTEL " on GRAMERCY PARK
III n LEEDS Co aud A. G. FUTILE wl sell at Auction
TIIJRsDAY FRIDAY snd SATURDAY 18Th 18Th aud loh INST
dey virtue of several Chatei Mortgage the
snre Furniture, Looking asses &c contained in san
Ssrs Ttuiy Hotel" Gramecy Park between (th ana s
Sa n,nS the Furniture buildings; and having been
O. within the last months. Particulars in future advertise
,o.Tas JOHN W SOMER1NDYKE, AIRY for Mortgages
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
G. ". HOLMEs. Aucticne'T.
UTOUcE SALE Of ELEGANT FURNITURE,

III PIANOFORTE, &c-C. w. HOLMES will sell THIS DAY
o'clock the entire contents Of the tour soy
i x5h doors east Broadway, comprising rich Tapestry
tnd TBsn Caue and Brocatee Curtains. elegant rose
woed s in rich French Satin nrccae mabeOp Center, side
and Fsnoy Tables Secretary Sofas Lounges superior rose
order and fully wnrraned hne
r.td variety elegant Vases and Mamie On1meDts
est.d China Tea and Dinner Set rosewood and mahogany
Fpeh Bedsesdr Hair Mattresse
wood ana mahogany Dressing Bureaus msrbOP Wsshstands
1 Chine Toilette Sets Dining Tables polished ~alnu
pirirs Table Mahogany Chas ard Rockers oaneseat
Chsin Oil Paintings aud Engraving hadsone frames
CoeIery Glassware, Basement Kitchen Furniture &C
Br,dwGy hss the door and 6av within one
Heel
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Goal.

NOAI-I still sell my best RED ASH COAL as
- he lowest poebc price for cash from NY yads cor
25th 81 ana s,h'SN', - ~ W. e PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
me0i1al.

CUICHESTERs DYSPEPSIA SPECiFIC-For
wM RoBINsOS's No 1872 Peslls., New.York
Mrs HAYES, No rs Fol ont BroY2.yn
j. II. PORTER, Amiyville /
nR. MAGNIN's LUCINA CORDAL-The great
n,isostor of fhe human system The only T-ive cure IN
The EGergy Physical LA~itude General fiostIa9
Affections Indeesiion And every dse,e connc W
Ofce No % wtuen-st.. near Greenwoi-st
TT DOTH MAKE the BEARD grow strong and
thcL in SIX and doth No. ain o inure tn ssn a. a
v,,fs is hath shown my ONGCENT has stood the az
nv trs6ucefs seueed Ny 0NGuE = bottle seH o
TisxFs No us Futon.si BToosyn Sp ding No = Irli
rcw Boston; Briggs. No 81 States. Albany
II FNNEDY's MEDICAL DISCOVERY, for sale
IN by C. V. CLICKENER & Co. No. 81 barclay 81
DIMPLES FRECKLES and TAN are entirely re-
II moved from the skin BY usinE Eli W NONDER,AilI
" n them ID IT, Prr
Trred ouly bv T. w VONDERSMlTH wefy Drug Tore, No
i8 above sold BY MIS- HAYS 40 10 Fu'nsi
Brooklyn. - -
DEAD THIS.-The HAIR REGENERATOR made
IL bv us will restore Gray i@T to ne haua
color ud produce growth when bald The above Is
,rpe Price ~ per loe IS of siK bs sem % any
racc KNIGHT Co, Chemis,', No 81 Broadway.
yvNUF HAIR PRESERVED and RESTORED where
/ THIN FALLING OFF. or BECOMING GRAf.-ds
SHEPPARD noTms Ladies OF New JfA AND i vcluf ht
she s ladies VINO have losi thtr hai Al
No 60 Wos' lethst, 6tf-ay . - ,
TRRT ES-REMONAL.-The HULLS Ikt -
/ OFFICE has teen removed TO the PRIVATE DIV l;LNO
~ n WHITE Of Bfoadway The Failors are
neatly 6d up for reception of Lad and Gennen sn arg
Of male aud female st.endaa
kr,s Patent Truss Supporter Pads applied for me cure
Hernia and Prospsu Uer Buffers mPTsyes spinal UHOHe"
-, S,ortius &C ard made 10 order hULLS ihOss
OFFICE No Wbitest. FREDk VI suIL..H r--s-.---..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
ALBERT n. NIcOLAY Anct9net.'
DEPENpTORY CONTINUATION SALE by order

ALERT "A. NICOLAY, Auci0nec..
nFRFMPTORY CONTINUATION SALE by order
Crs ION Fs and very valuable WATER RIGHT oithe NIL
LIpoIER ESTATE situated iih l5is llSth i'm; m iSlh
9h l2ch i2 l;S and Avsi9e % e a WEDNESDAY,
A. II 1854 Al ~ the Mechanis EH change by 91et
II Thomson Coines Graham Executors OF " J9n T.
% hsrce of The 96 very valuable lots and Cores ntIssd
m i4b uSb lsih ii7h ish, 18th l2Oh 2lst 22d snd I'd
~. Avenue A. and 2days Harlem We, isrr
~ Front. also Right Of about 5 feet on 'he afe'
R,s "vrose MAIDS island. Valuable improvements are ~ CON
temptation the nmsdise vicinity OF us ptGPe'S ha vosd !.
aad and the iron ready The road will be IN u oPca
non TO Harlem by the 18th Of July neN h unsa
Tor of capital in purchase or
menis sale will be TeTempory to the hshes the ds~ f
sc 0 DE cent oh June, when full waaniee dseus
BE- delivered, and the balance go per cent can H.
for three years at cent fe h1snees no ~ @
ISoarc Maps full particulars can be obtained M
II THOMSON, Esq Ne C9srt.st BTSohlNp Gs ' N'N"' "
i'>N"Ai' ' CHARLES II. THOMSON, F,scutos
u 21 CORNFLIA GRAHAM, )--
100 VILLA SITES at AUCTION at SOUli
lUU FORDHAM near Moisania-On TUESDAY May 10,
on the GR0UNDS ocockw be sold at snc.iSn on the
sounds ON TUESDAY May l6 1854 100 VILLA SITES OF sSuh
foldben Upper Mosine Village near the deIot %
q city zach comprising OF .he mos ;iv S
New.york The aud from the Cty nan 20 s
daily NJ II NJ and by steam from S1sl n ~ n ,
v with the being reduced this season fo heh
OF and beautiful scenery ms pop&J ~
by other inland village within % hes Vi ~
York , .h AL. .,
Tickets BY railroad leaving the City Hall to attend the ae az
~ and 10 O'Clock given mars ss9 &
p1r,eulMs apply j. W. BARKER or J. ; MoQLroS AUG
iioneer Nasau-st n. McGRAW, No 40 br0si"ay ="
ReneshmeSis Win be furnished gratuitousy the grounds II
rainy the sale will take place till the next iaI day. ~
and place The title is unqursionabe printed aD'so :"
which will be uruhhed every purchaser free OF ehase.