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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02
TIE OBRRLIN CASES.

The result Of the application in the case Of the
Oberlin Resouers TO the Supreme Court OF ONO
for a writ Of habeas corpus has Occasioned good
deal Of disappointment on the part of the appli-
capts The application for the writ having been
ba.ed exclusively upon the unconstitutionality of
the Fugitive Slave law, tt was expected that the
Court, having ordered hearing, would have ex-
pressed some opinion upon thstpoint. The refusal
Of the writ appears, however, to have proceeded
entirely on the ground that 80 long as the cases
were still pending before the United States Court
the Supreme Court of Ohio had no call to inter-
fere; because SO long as the remained undis-
posed of, it WAS TO be presumed that they would
be finally decided in accordance with the
constitutional rights Of the parties on trial Suppose
the Fugitive Slave law to be unconstitutional, yet
Bushnell has not been sentenced nor does the OHIO
Court know but that judgment may yet be arrested
On that very ground Assume the right of the
State Courts, in a case involving the Liberty and
constitutional rights of citizen Of Ohio to review
the decision of the United States District Court
still that decision must first be made before 1t can
be reviewed. Thus, the refusal Of the writ pro-
ceeded on the ground that the application was pre-
mature, without throwing out any hint rs to what
the Court might do in ease TO which this objection
did not apply.
1t is certainly very important point that IN the
case of conflict between two Courts, amounting
in this case to conflict between two Governments,
the party which assumes the responsibility should
take good care to have all the techneaties on its
side Grant that the technical point upon which
the Supreme Court declined to issue the writ Of
habeus corpus was well taken, and it would have
been highly ndccorous for the Court TO have gone
hey 0nd that point and TO have expressed al opin-
ion, or given an intimaton of what they would or
might do had another aud different case been before
them Not only would they have committed the
same breach of Judicial decorum of which the
Supreme Court Of the United States were
guilty in the bred Scott case-thst breach
Of decorum would in this have been still more
serious since it might have been open to the con-
struction of something like dictation, or of at
tempted intimidation exercised toward the United
States Court. The door of the Supreme Court
still stands open and should the final action of the
District Court result in depriving any citizen of
Ohio of his liberty without due warrant Of law
therefor, another application may be made to it,
which will bring up the merits of the case.
We learn ir,sn Cleveland that Bushnell, who had
been purloined by the Marshal out Of the custody
of the Cleveland ailer, has been again restored to
his keeping and that the trial of Lsnston, sus-
pended during the late episode, will proceed again
to-day intmation has been given that after fin
shing that case. the Court will adjourn till DC
tober
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02
RATHER MEAN.

We were favored the other day by some unknown
correspondent, with manuscript copy of the fol-
lowing announcement Not being sure that it was
genuine, did not then venture to publish it; but
as it appears in The Journal Of Commerce of Satur-
dsy, We arr now able 10 lay ii before our readers
without any question as to It's authenticity:
From The #eaky Ne''' Of fri H. pV5.Ard al EHerpr'''
To sHIr ovrSrss .sp MAsTsEs o. OF, MERCANTILE Ma
kNs.-wr, se ulder.iEned, will pay three hundred doan
tsSe Per head for thousand ico H,;ise Africans be
tween to- aga fourteen 40 and twenty tt year, u
equal likely .ound SID hsahy De delivered within twelve
% Ho.,h. iIoGl III. s.s ;, soas pei az a
The ooEeor giving ;Ary @ Gays no,iee q 70 as iins AID
rrr.S 70 .. :. fasrPr ci.s x coas.y MI
WnL :. Pnce. s.IE., A. v Molsrroa,
VIZ. Tom. sniih, Joseph Borden,
(ie,. ". Dsby, jaime, u Hand,
A Perryr.an Geo. W. Freeman.
Am Can s.nr ohpA.nt.
Tho- wov-fion. Wa Manhsa.
SAM W. HOvzr, Js-nes w. WEE.
WA. ; rnoe, T.. James NJ Parks
TE the above r,fren.e "a made 70 The following
hou-e. in Mode Al: BoysH McRAe, Ts,- Stewart Co.
@ Coode, P.,re. irwin Co. g ?: Kelly.
We signed this advertisement profess 70 t lay
sdas ersr. bai e.aHo r.Pt any AZ. pera';ias 70 3 s.
hich iu-rde lh- ..y-trsde either don'-sr or for-'E
Thew ss retarded necDd- aid slaves h-r-, aid u ,h1
h.iYs soIIy r n -. .v % the Hrtrrw va sa1
saaye q. sEstArrE Arosad yS1 AID aey az o. ~
cen. .-uyi,-d b. BY paa o. he American a';ais'1
O. domestic Slavery.
hs is.s,i5a AID esteem day exceed tA- Fvsss q
BECOMING ciyz-d othrr Ct Atriess fst.c rare ~
ninsnI Iea' .lss seneer VIE he a i'H' H'~ s''n
- tia. reciprocal b-Irsts nay result
Here is bad law, DO doubt, but sound logic. Ad-
hitting that Slavery is bene6cent institution,
that it Is Of Divine origin and justly claims the pro
lection which tae United States Constitution Is be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

in undiplouatc phra,sr, = dodge. devised at the
Tuileries though ostensibly suggested and formally
proposed BY Ru.sis zDd that Il has deprived him OF
his confdcutly expected triumph through Lord Cow
ley's mission 70 Vienna in either restoring concord
and good understanding between the prospective
bclligerenis or unms-king the French Emperor and
bis Sandman vasSa and exposing them 20 the world
as intent on plugging Europe INTO destructive
aud revolutionary contest under the impulse OF
sinister and reckless ambition. The speeches Of
Lord Derby and Mr.. Disraeli are of course TAR
ADLER and more adrot; but they contain little thai
viii b. r,Shed at Turn even Paris. while Lords
Palmerston and John Russell cautiously indicated
tia, sympathy for Sarlns and the cause which
she i, supposed to represent which Mr. Tom Dun
eombe bluntly expressed. The fact that Dir.
Glsdstone--by far the most eloquent and one oil
the very ablest men in Parliament, holding posi-
ton of perfect independence AS between the rival
party leaders and whose recent of'cal visit to and
residence in the Adristic must have given bin OPP
portuni,os for acquiring personal knowledge oil
the sentiments aud feelings Of the ltslians. ieit
constrained to dissent pointedly from some of the
well. considered posiIlOns ~ oF bNsIii' inuiC""'
wide and deep sympathy in England with Italian
discomfort under Austrian predomnance.
1t is remarkable that, while all shades Of British
opinion were expressed through this debate, but
single member Mr. Disraeli. Lazarded the utter.
ance Of belief even, that War might yet be avert
ed. His dulIer aud less deVterous colleague, Lord
Mslmesbury, on the other hand, in effect conceded
the mprobabity if not absolute impossibiliiy OF
maintaining Peace. His speech is, in substance,
an elaborate ,indcation Of the Ministry from the
possible charge of having omitted any effort, Ne
elected any opportunity through which the main
tenance of pea:e might have been secured. Lord
Psmerston, in following Mr DIsraeli, skillfully
changed the Minister'S avowal Of "belief" thatwar
might We. be- ayerted, into mere hope" that II
may. which we presume corresponds far more
nearly with the fact. Lord John Russell, while
dwelling on the great desirsblene,s Of maintaining
Peace, clearly Indicated his feeling that IT could
not ard indeed il should not. be maintained without
concession 10 the demands of Sardinia. On the
whole. we think no one will believe that the
chances of avert ng war-dull enough before-have
been Frightened By the revelations Of these dis
cussiOns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

The official dispatches from Utah give, as was
to BE- expected, two totally different versions OF the
conflict between the military and civil authorities
Gen. Johnston telling one story and Gov. Cum
ming another. According 10 one of our Washing
ton correspondents, the Administration has deter
uined 10 relieve itself from present embarrassment
and postpone the solution of the horror problem
vet u little longer, by removing Judge Cradebsngh,
who is said TO have acted even worse than has
heretofore been reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

:, - -, ,;,. ,,, ,,,.;r n,srrcxxtosies In wr1'ins
tat might sgeiest tire 70 ns.r al 49,, o. IN
oss..f,aus No harm could come Of Il II tn 0o.nH"
an ~ ns tr ,b csnte- r-ques.in. tbs, tbs more
.hl.-.b 80 u9e,b-iic Al ce1r- D. aseu WIN tn' =, 9
rl-.-i hssiy private note - NJ kre'eih. 5.r.t,na il =
hsa ra,.ysd .m him I refer to II hse a. s me,
- -, mt a. cau.siuias s.rng evidence 81 ~
-. -. - H. Tly- Commissioners Per-naPtotI} =,
tE .hos =. 81 ,r~.t I.,,,uE that they .5oIli take
80 ,o-t h heir o-r v,v After ;his, paid no 'nr's n
:ioE 20 ne eoIi, ,, ,ir Suub-r M-.rs R~elin and
Ml-s.r rs,.0 - Fyria 10 take ny testimony 'a'a
- ~. .iu t-th-r .houE submit 70 snca 81 eAa-
- ~ NJ rs.G OF s,ii insis; my former ~
~, - 80. thssht bf - submit % thrt - ~ -,
pv q. ,s.sn n such hat before sss con
-,s .ve5 ;, ibe door take them 10 Tie rs 80 jan
v1aesit r-ssi re te-tirn'nv 81 - 80 4.
g. u ,ur.ac- from Mess Re~nirAa s.a 800 IN =
sf.erward visited CoiHbus bot ~a' 10; a@e :, Nv 5d
tr. AZ s,i.h.d II by fnl or cs-a a. a SSaa
~, h.r Rad beer permitted rrPy u "Ti''"n
ne, =. prop. sn3 know hat in H.ny part, % tas ae
r.iion phrs-osy would hsye NOR e ~ 49, IN nv
su.-r. 20 th- Committee made -oa- minor errors % @
,;.f vs have been avoided ooud have mad more un
=. .rs4 sgh .Lrrr il susceptible q poof ika
- N. e. Of M, term after hsd paid my nd-beinr-- hal
no;s l. + !: n ' TSe lyefy to me q the de6ci
sc'co bs Hy-;er, attending H. th ret 81 an.y We
-rp.,.i- and doorssemen'' Which ensued nave gwen TIC
very great anxiety
The deficit of So, 00.--which he had to make
good to the last cent-cannot be accounted Tor ny
Mr.. Bliss. He states that he employed compe-
"tcnt accountants" and the examination was
continued through several months, but the cause
has never been ascer.ained. 1t seems to US that
the deficit may be accounted for IN the manner oil
keeping the accounts and BY the neglect to keep
daily cash account, and allowing the books to run
for weeks and months without being balanced,
81 Tor want of clerical force in the Office"
The Committee have roundly abused Mr. Bliss;
but, as he paid up every dollar Of his deficit, We
cannot see why they should have laborcd so long
to impcate him in Breslns defalcation. especially
as Messrs. Morgan and Edgcrtcn, as shown by their
published official correspondence, were aware that
their political and cfe'al friend, Breslin. while he
and they were in Office was out of funds to pay
the State interest and they resorted to very ques-
tionable means to enable Breslin to double the
January Cape"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

-, VOEBEC, may l. I6Us
The steamship North Briton, from Liverpool,
Apri 18th. passed the station at River du Lou,c Il
o'clock this evening, An accident to the news
boat Prevented The procurement of her news. The
North Brton viii be ct this port esryi In the morning.
wh'n her news, which is but one day later than thst
Oh the Bremen at Nsw-York, will be promptly for
vfarded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02
Business Notices.
THE FIRST or MAY.

THE FIRST or MAY.
The pleasant SpTins has come again.
Tho flowers look hrizff and gay;
The ziofioss sansu succeeds lhe rain
This !. the fra, Of Msy.
All rs,ure Is putting
Her ryhcs II bf shtes. green.
" hie lsdie. 81 The p,or and "to3."
Declare '''Tis time 20 clean"
50 Bridge puils the carpets sp,
Nor he.dr Ia. di-i binding
While mistress hiss 70 HARRsCroSs
To order GARRETT LiSsC.
For Brusscls lAx.aa Three-PlJ
This Iiiiue u s<epted;
And thov- thus fsf whOve a-ed Il mos,
Most largely have contracted
frei supply &c HaRKiNcTOs's PATENT CakrtI LSiSG,
the he~ srs saving Il Carpets. OlcIhs Mating &f
f. the against te rsiads and any
the fOrs. II il pTr.rutisr Of moths j.
r1rfer o sound and warranted 10 sdd ose hall 70 be d-r
Lhy q Csrprts Oilcio'hs or Mating
Tvs (agAFsEss Yyrs IT kEACH OF EVERY
HopsEkEEPFR.
To b hAd Of any Of the principal Carpet Stores, and a. the
nsesrOorr Of the
Nfw.YoSy CARPET LIStsG COMPANY.
No " NsTsn-s,., coTpeT of Cclszp piAnr.
J. r. HARRINGTON As~nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

McCune, the policeman, who defeated the Com
missioners before the Court of Appeals. was regu
larry dismissed from the force on Saturday, having
been convicted of disobcdiencc and INSTRUMENTATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

In our telegraphic columns will be found the de-
tails of the interesting Mexican news brought to
New Orleans By the Tennessee, the substance OF
which reached us several days since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

Mr.. Nicholas Hill, one Of the most eminent
lawyers in the State, died at his residence IN
Albany yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

The National Quarantine and Sanitary Convex
ton which has been in session in this City for sew
eral days past, adjourned on Saturday. The next
Convention viii be held at Boston in June OF next
year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

The Court of General Sessions opens this morn
ing with a bloody calendar. Eleven prisoners are
10 be tried for murder and four for nsnsaughter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02
To RusinesA Wen.

Merchant Manufacturers, Inventors, ard al who
have Wares inventions Lands anything ese N 'e mus ad
ver.e they expect find purrhsers and we believe s'e
no other Advertising edivrn good "a THE TRIBUNE An I'd
yer.ia inertod IN al its editions will reach hundred and
eleven thousand subscribers. snd than half million Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02
AewDork Daily Gribm,1e
MONDAY, MAY ., 1850.
TO cORRESPOXDENTs.

No uotc~ cen aken Of Anonymou. Communications Whst
intended for insertion rnu D. authenticated ey ms
name address Of the wreoi neces-aIJ Tor ptbhos-
ton, bat g guaranty for his good faith
We csIuo, undertake 20 reum rejected Communications
Bus rrs Tor THE TsIEIsE Os sL04A IL 81 cases he
addressed ~ HoPACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

BMDwIN's CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, the
sr.e- In Tie city, tut By VIZ. r. Ass expressly fot Tho bad
res. Nos- 20 and - BsSrry.
The .rre, a.-or-nnt Of RHAoYMaDE CLo1aise Of every
s.yL and prio. ever osed It VII pay all parties ~v to eI'
anime til. rock before purchasing.
Laaie. are invited 20 call ard examine the CnLDsES's Dr.
rAsrsfsr which /, no. ero-lled In The world
ROGERS d YMOND.
Eos. III. 10 and Y, Foi.oa-sl.
WORD TO F.rHERs.
Two THOUSAND SUITS
Boz SFEisG CLOTHING,
Inciudink
s.l..s s Csde, sui,s Drrs. sui-s RaEi.as. ssosue
Oyrrcos.s a.,
o
Al s.yes al r1s;rriss al si,es
Tie no-. ysri,d assortment u this Ulshet,
and a. be most mC1.rsi- price,.
Parents
Nike your selections esfiy.
One Pdoe
ard
No d-yis.i0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

Those Of our subscribers who have changed their
residences on the first May viii obgo II thev viii leave
their new address. u this offc-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

VUEbfc, May I, I61s
Tho steamship United Kingdom. from Glasgow.
ith ui, arrived at this port last uight, She briesS
40 later news.
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RATES Uf ADfbhIiSiNo
THE ETw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
sFMI-WEYKLY TRIBUNH,

Ten CsGt. line esch insertion. Two Dos. limo ~ month
Eo1ing n-erej for less than Fifty Cents.
ABOUT WORDS AVERAGE Linz
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SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE
ORDINARY ADvEHTIsne-TweDtyEi Five Cents line Zach 10
ssTrion. - =, ,..
ITIH Cents lire each in'eStsoo-
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
OppixsrY ApvEsTisIyGOue Dollar line esca inse1An-
I1E-n thu News Column. prcxcd By word
One DoAx aud Twenty Five Cents hno eaoA iasert."n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02
81 900 REWARD will be paid on toe conviction Of

conn,er,eitns Dr. Toniss's vnskri,N LsIMsSr Il
warranted cure Coup and pyGier CSS Se a tGIIs
,hs any Other remedy or no paw. Sold by all the Druggists at
= S' sen S, ard 50 cent. Dcpo No Sc cpur'ind
PATENT TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. 81; Imperial 3
Ply Royal yyvg 10 sSIRss s. i n Ssnlv " wd sa quail
fy 26 a. SO and dcd Band waa9w shades ~ tow
psr psir LA>poS's famous ssogr. No S4 iiudson-t
UoMpnnrys's HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS are
winning golden opinions by thr brilliant success they aay meet
In cuns the SICK Hupdrc Of Of fiLEs OF CArAsSh
of nsrrrst Of CouGs> aud Coins Of OLD HEApAeHt' oil
Fkvrs Aevrs, Of oio BiLovs CoNrt .Sts una @ns
standing LrUooRRHra ar BEING cured worSy on ne '
tcuar dlss and In puTchasns cure can often De ns'o
serious and hon; s'ssdi,S ass' uoNrooPA TIc
SPECIFICS with book Of direction. sud ~ Rcede IL ass .
s sl1 .. was u /, sp Sare o and So S,,'
us Rric- BY .usIe box or fl ca- sent % any aa'
%ddre.. T. nvSPHsESss Co, No 5Si Broadway New Yo't
T.. V. HAUGHwoUT n Co,
Nos ass go and 49. sSosswsy' coz cor b TSsSsss
BuiLpEEs % Gas WoSAS ~,
Hotels sesmbests, stores. Public b9ld'nS ana r'e
Dweninss fuca throughout IN "0FAHanAe "Ano' 'OD VI
steam s.1"i s S ana Plumbing lSs Mescsr.
e'''I AZ Importers. M.aafs aud DeI.
CHiApELi,Es and Gas FixrvxES,
China Ga. Bronss Clocks Cutlery, SILVER aud Plsied Ware
GsusL HousE FvS>isHiNe eoeps
PRINCE IMPERIAL. CHAMPAGNE,
IRON r
py vrsoGr Co, EtLSSAr' FRANCE
"A Wss1n
I,srtRlkg. TABixS NO>IiAtNf OF fslk"ft'
c.kas :. leading hotels and from oil tho Pin'P-'
's'' T. V. H.vGswoUr, Importer.
:sS"s~ Corner Of Broadway and bT'ome-s'-
UyRRrNcs PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND
Py,e,.s oos ssvrS with HhLs PaTgsr PowpGs'Pkoof
LOCKS that Awarded svpata'T hrss' &c
ISIS ana are the only Safe that .'dsa neaa'
London Worlds fsiG.
The sats. sos the H gSs s. p s,' against are and or
k,wAsp will he paid 10 person tnit can '""'
Irskscs PATENT CHAMPION SAVE ever failed 70 pcS" is
eosssents In an accidental tire I'm r-,a Chilli,
fru Bsni Chests and Wants Nsai Doors snd Money b"Ne~ "
Che ot brokor jewellers and private Ariae' i"i pae a'~
snOnas aud Other yA-sasics . ,,,c
No 81 Broadway corner VI rrsy-s'-
Opposite City Hal, Nrw'iors
Pgor. Woop's HAIR RESTORATIVE is the DOLLY
bops the Bsla ard ORGY. Il viii Permanently IetsIe
fstr-nen Judges Fhysisn. Clsrg JAwysrs Ladies ane
Of al ck.s testify and tla young ~ ICY Hse
&C. will preserve the eolot PeeSiy, sna A"tP ~~ N "'
Sod eysrywberc Depot No sie Broadway ahsr Is My &:
No. 80 Broadway.
B.RpEN's FAMILY MEDICINES.
DEPoI REMOVED oTrics
Da. GLOVER, No. Ann ST,
~ho viii I'll al orders.
Aso for -aie a Ne Beesnan q
HuI's HAIR DYE, 80 cents a box, black or
ko~p warranted. Depoc No Barclay a. 40 sod AZ Nc -
srosdwsy and BY 81 Dusss Inf.nbls ossu.Nr aud sLo-
s.Iix fr the grv~th and beauty ef the Hair ARCTIC Osr-
nEsT Coz Chap, Burns Boils BGniOus, Piles, &c.
RUPTURE CURED-By MARSH q Co.'S RaDI-
-, Cs.r Txvss Also SILK Elastic STOCKINGS for vAose
s,.s sgrpoeress sn6 SRoyLDEn Bheb. IAs ,y'
d6sultes usde to order. No Neseys AsS u'~c' ~ D.
Ladies priss.s rooss, AID ieaaa's '"e'~"
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MAY


Peace fls the the skies arr fair.
The iip,oe winds ana listening;
IN shady bowers, through sunny hours,
And n5sn ard Ear r 18th ble-s thy birth
Sweet haTbIser Of Summer wes!h~r
Already nov on Care. rough brow,
A soiler Summer beam Il ps}ing.
A men and maids " country gadss
orsca-shores, are in fancy s,FayinE
Away from toll, the aid col
To press ne tnrf and dare the surf
Ba. and boys have tins TO ponder
Before they ro-tor all well know
The dangers linked with Summer wcaiher--.
Let nj procure "ag would maze sufa
A stock Of IN. hghi Summer CLoraE'
Sold by SMITH BROTHERS for cash payments
No boy OF man ~hstr'er can -,
ssIn BRornres One PIice Mhoe-aie and Retail Clothing
Wsrercon1.. Nos. ~ lSs and 40 Fnlton's' N T.
PARIS SoFT HATs.-A choice supply received
LsaRy Co,
Noe s. 4sna s Aston House, Broadway.
STERHOsCoPES AND STERgOsCOPIC VIEWS.
BECyEL BROTHERS No ~ Jahn.s.-, ~
keep the largest s.sorpieI Of GLASS vrws Also Elns
and syyeS'rs CoLoRxo and ILLUMINATED GROUPS and frLS
virws -
Gas FIXTURES
French, English and American
CHAxDELIERs, Brackets, &c, &c,
fnew and elegant
Now opening Tor the Spring trade and for sale
b, Wilbur & Co.
No Gii Broadway
FRENCH CHINA
sfLvYE.PLsTrD WARE
We invite thr attention Of buyors to our
UsrauALTD ASSORTMENT
VIE DALEY & Co.
No 6Si broadway.
SisGERs SEWING MACHINES.
Prize from $50 to SIPS
yr frir,es tso and all manufacturing purposes theas Ma
epes uuequaed They durable capable OF doing
greater variety Of wok, and Of earning more money than any
machines In the market
Tue new FAMILY MACHINES $50 and e75, attracting
attention They are nuch this D't hl5 ever VI
fercd at low price.
The prices all Machines have been greatly reduced
J. NJ. snoEa & Co..
No. fs Broadway
GROVER g. BAKERS CELEBRATED NoisRLEss
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NV srYLss REDUCED PRIcEs.
No 4a5 Broadway Ne~-York.
No. le2 Fultonst., Brooklyn.
OF the three prominent Machines before the public
b,,. USED two, and carefully watched tho working Of the third
and honestly believe BAyeEs TO be the very best we
have seen "-IDeaw-rc State Reporter
FINKIR a. LYONS SEWING MACHINES.
wssTsntedto give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded
r. -'''a ~ No eos Broadws,.
STEARNs IL MARvIN's
WILDER PArsSr
sALA MAhDE ShI y 49,. g.,
Thee esfes free from dampne They have Deen use
seventeen years. have bcen tested la 10 accidental hres snn
RASE kkVkE FAILED. - - =, -,
srs.Rss MARVIN No. 80 Ms"y. S Sswo1s1n.
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES.
PRICES greatly reduoed.
,fert hennfo or family uso."-tN. \. Tribune
They arr the fsVUrile lor families IN Y. Times
Office, No sos Broadway, n. Y.
CAUTION.
An persons sr~ hcrby Forbidden under the penses OF te
INV nsapsi purchasing SEWING MACHINES Of Whitney Lyon
al, .heir from u
Ne~.York April % 1854 T. HOWELL.
BaRRY's iRICOPHEROUS
Ia the Be., and Cheapest Article for Dressing.
Beauufying. Cleaning, Curling,
Preserving and Restoring tho Halt
Ladies' try II. For sale by Druggists ahu reiiuui -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

CRIsTaDOROs HAIR DYE, WIG> aud IouPEEs.
,rr-., AL In ..er err rs 1ss~n Il Lsde. Ling
Brsds Fronts, Half Wigs is corple Ills sp-ndla
DYE spped BY srpeeDsd artists 20 the -ssotion 81 every
one Manufactured sod No. Aston Hoase Copy the
address
DIR MCCJNTOCK's Cough and COLD MIXTURE
o,ss. q variety vegetable spe for PuloEa.y irri-.
ton combined ilfibs autidO.e. tissip~es n,n-
dselv the mos. distressing svmpous Of Cold Cough S1re
Throat. and r,Gnoyes entirely incredibly shoTt tiu
Prce - Depot No F!ftcherst Sold by DrDgss,s
REMOVAL.
xe.srs PFSFoLp. Parker MOVIE. Whoeal. Druggists.
ksssau-st.
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PRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE,
M XrNoCr Co, ErESSAf, FRANCE,
Az s,d at the
IMr,RiAL TAsLSs o. rHc COMMENT OF fVkofs,
eskAn> 81 81 leading hotels and from al tho Pn'P-
S's" = V H,uGawour, Importer.
.str~~ Corner Of Broadway and brcomes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02
BARRY's iRICOPHERO

Is the Bees, and Cheapest Article for Dressing.
Beauufying. Cleaning, Curling,
Preserving and Restouns tho ha'r
A.. ~ 4, Eor sale by Druggists and PerfuIners-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

ANY os.e couuterfeug Dr. ToniAs's Nk>AriM LiNMsNI
"a warranted Coup aid ~'nerS Voio S'e 1iSs
than any other remedy, pay sold by all the pasS
p, eents and ~ cents Depot, No n Cnurtlandis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE Is the ooy
bops the Bsla and ORGY. I; viii Permanently IessIe
Judges Fhysn. Clerg IAwysTs LADIES' anf
Sntea al ,es;ify and hs young II they Use
&C. will preserve The eoot perfectly SID Keep SST HA'f 0I
fsin& W any age Al, -.
Sod eyey~bclO DcPo; No sie Broadway ahsr Is My e;
No