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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
Gen. f,nrIor,a Rematns.

The Ne,o. Orleans Bulletin publishes letters TO
Mrs. NJ. Taylor from Gov. Walker OF Louisiana and
Christian Roselias, chairman of Special Commit
tee appointed to remove the remains Of Gen. Tay
Tor 10 Louisiana in case that it should be agreeable
to Mrs. Taylor To these letters Col. Bliss replies
in behalf of Mrs. Taylor as follows:
BALTIMORE Md. Aug. 9, 1850.
CHRISTIAN RosEL1As, Esq. HeH.Ofieans, Ls :2s@;s
SIR I'm desired by Mrs. Taylor to acknowl
edge the letter which you addressed to her on the
oath alt as Chairman OF Committee appointed oy
the Governor of Louisiana and to express her
hea tfels thanks for the sentiments OF sympathy
and condolence therein manifested.
The desire which y0a express, In behalf OF the
citizens of Louisiana that the remains OF the late
President should be removed to that State Tor final
interment, exhibits a degree OF respect Tor his
memory which Is the more feelingly appreciated
by Mrs Taylor because abe has many valued
friends in your State, and cherished associations
connected with her residence there she therefore
deeply regrets that the wish OF the Committee can.
rot be- complied with. Her own feelings ana
those Of the members OF her family, now here are
decidedly in favor of the removal OF the remains 70
the family cemetery near Louisville Wnere me
father and kindred of her late husband nave oeen
buried She is sure that tbs Committee will m.
derstand the motives which led her to prefer snls
disposal of the remains. She ia not the less CRATE
full to them and to the people whom they represent
for the distinguished tribute Of aFeotonate regard
to the memory ofthe departed which their applica
ton conyeyg and for which she begs leave 30 ten
der her W arme st acknowledgment
servant w. w S. BLISS
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The State Fair-Preparntions, &C.
Correapondepce of The TribuIe


ALBANY Saturday, Aug. 81.
The preparations for the State air are on scale
OF msgnihcence hitherto unepproached. 1t s an
tcipated, that, Notwithstanding almost unlimited
private hospitality the hotels md boardings houses
uill be inadequate to the demand. The Society,
in order to prevent exorbitsnt charges haEe enter
ed into engagements with the principal hotel keep
ers, who have undertaken TO supply certain NAM
Der of guests at their usual charges, schedule OF
which the Society have caused to be inserted in
their pIacgrds They have also through Sub Com.
mittees made engagements with private families
having spare beds at Xsd prices, so that as far BE
possible the public convenience aud security may
be complete.
The different railroad and other transport COM
panies have undertaken to convey all articles for
exhibition to and from the fair free Of charge. In
every respect the greatest liberality and the most
perfect fairness characterize the conduct OF indl
viduals and companies, wherever their operation
wes deemed conducive to the success OF this exhi'
biton II ia 30 be hoped nothing will occur TO ar
the great object or interrupt the harmony that up
to this has Married the preiiminaries.
The scene of the fair ia exceedingly appropriate
and beautiful. Il is an uudulsting plain gently
rising from the western bank Of the Hudson, from
which it ia distant about half q quarter Of mile
West of it are bold bluffs and verdant slopes
whose submits are tor the mort part covered VITA
forest trees and beyond the river stretches lar
eastw ard gently elevated a noble sheet of cult
vati,necked with The white farm houses and nov sni
nt In The mellow sheen OF hgfyes The tall s2el Of Troy
ard the rlposg Of Albany visible through the trees
sud the glbd river bearing or Ia Hsiefs M thaa tle
utuai bOst ard thropg OF commerce, Is within view or
pesriy the enfre distance between The t1ocles.
The field originally course, 10 xsctly ons mile ~
circumference. FROM hts asout one sixth Ia chi ell Wnch
leaves the enclosure for he Fair about Sa acTei rhe Pa
cut fl 10 slreBdy covered with markees paVthons ana
boo,hp 10 be used for purposes of ENTERTAINMENT drink
ind pleasures of every kind suited 10 the ases OF The
visitors dlers and Iosfes thai here, a. wei ~ 10 any
other country throng suck specBces II II well ana
lac THAI these should be excluded from the CREST mart
where the products OF The nduSy, sk aud genius OF the
country are to be under revew and judged according TO
their respective merit and excellence
scene Of buster operations than tbs fed presents
no! Il be Imagined Thousands ofboo'ba are in process
OF erection here pen, there 40 extensive area Tor
stand FOR poughG hsrowa carts here gain, lofty payl
or Tor The finer productions OF the country intellect ana
be.de them atil prouder rte'e are 10 be ranged
Ia dorsl pride Indeed The pavilion for flowers the moaI
exquisite II not the grandest YET crested an idea OF 10
mar n6cepce can be conceived from this one acl-tn
number OF yards of linen contained in the awning l7oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

men are to go in body, and perhaps, all together
,Sa ID Of septeber, the day appointed for sbe
c raG br,t;op. The Yankee folk could no have hit
upon more pgenioua mode of inoculatng she Ga
madam masses with Republican notions e, Goaa'ag
tercbsnees Of civiisy are fatal to ColoaisIisul.
When our mechanics see your villages, towns,
Shipping, railways and farms, they will pick up
idess which will gerninats and bear fruit OF which
the long headed Yankees know the full value TIE
celebration Of this year will be the prende % an
nual nterchanges of national civiisies, bat Mon
real will become Boatonized by the operation. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
CANADA eas-Burnt Observation-Disclosures.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
MONTREAL, Thurfday, August .,
Vhe ruins in the neighborhood of Craig and ST.
Lawrence ste, caused by the last fire, attract
crowds of she curious but regretto say that there
are few symptoms Of rebuilding, though the season
here compels such work to be performed before
November, when the frost sets in. The last Are
will be more fell i'll pecuniary point of sense, by
tbs middle classes, than any We have yet had
The citizens are getting up pablo meeting to
pronounce precautionary measures for the future
but few, however, anticipate any benefit from the
demonstration. The Corporation have not power
90 interdct wooden buildings in the suburbs and
they will not widen the streets within tue city
hnits--so we must await patiently Tor another eA-
tensive fire to convince the ;hiokheaded, that
~ OGDEN buildings stuck olose together are not
adapted to large town.
The Champlain and ST. L swrence Railroad have
Given out the contract for the extension Of shei line
Il will ioin on the Vermont lire az Rouses Point
A Mr., Campbell takes the contract which is no
k,s nokus affair He is to be paid by 592 aharss
of 30 each being f2s, 400, ana the balance 4i6..
600 he will receive in the shape OF bonds payable
In $3.50: the two SUNS amount to $4,000, fog
,xh;cb be undertakes the work. The Company pay
a, tbe lands which it is Estimated viii cost $4,000
Won will perceive that the Company don't require
to raise shilling and they expect thai the Pfo6sa
nfthe line will before tbs year lsto coInea round
Sover the coat and working expenses The old
port'on Of The line cost 800 900 bat owes balance
n fss coo, leaving 900 as tbs capital actually
broueh, into the new concern The Directors
Irtsnd TO create 300 shares Of A50 each, 81
rrb,cb opnptity they pay Dir. Campbell sig shares
and Mean 1855 ahues tos themselves, to bs sod
s S.iS thew shinA proper The caagkaawssa iins
are bent upon going ahead and resolved during tbs
winter to run stages besgsen osgghAs was 60. ana
II IL rnt lkslv TO psy uneRs the PlssEsbafsh snsa
OMEN no direct roa.e with Eaw York In my
Csc Montreal VIA nos derive mash edyabfsgs ffefa
the project though Ii nay lionsts Pla'ssSafsh aaa
The citizens are fall 81 the proposed ebssg stlY
e. pos.on ONLY fancy, the Hsiivsy Kiags eiSsf 70
esIry the nonssealsrs 70 B9sts show them n! sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

M!agaAIs 70 itl,Hais@ fhs lRalte Rtpe, ssant
4td pabliebs1 at tadtpfd. III snaeuasss "a tbs
tie aefibn u nptabsf Of tha eisizens 81 tho
seglh western portion 81 Lswfssas County. vho
hass pHid attention u ihs spbiset that tba.a c e
sis il ssitsln dissfie. u tafftety ON tic so
as II iss1st dsssk pail In Lawrence aud part
ID sis,tia County, Ysiaabie phsf ala aht1 tf.t by
ihs assistaAss 81 a aiiastslaalsE By sharlps sai
t,petiee ssstaihsli1p tbs Faai aaad bs spHgispt
y hststleiaea, issa. iron saa eaki s,s tisibls
- The hslgAb9shaba Tli+ fset hss boss, liaswa
fgt seins Yssfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

NaTldh IL aeel,y styes .Asi No .tt's9tisss u aszs
aSserteaNss Is, ,Aa aissl stssss WspassE Boa taes
81 " atkipetui ,t aeiiysts esa fsFsss - ssis q tss
allowing sttal saes ~ EsHs ~ t pe4tsl asSe
lsa, l., Ria nasse yt1e. ie eet argtpfes laa=si1 "a
tazf Is. vii pi,s 40 ttsS ftea tisl aea tis
lls.ssaus aslisss saee I'll bsAa4 aas FefaNssf u ss
VIA ID isr,ss FsatY 2 ssA ss sa,zs ssfa6sss4s
7'f-@ snADn Vaapnarpe4s
xAi an ptA~set. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
u ossp,b,s Letter 10 Gen. Cass.

Henry BoRNsTEIS in the 81. LOUIS Aa-siger
de. EVestens, (B enton journal speaks as follows Of
the letter 10 Gen. Case, originally published in the
Washington Union as coming from Kossuth
,'We will not found our opiI ion the fact thai the
sob May Kcsuh had not arrived, or had luss arrived al
Kuaa ard probably had quite oInef worA on hand than
10 write such unmeanlng aud siness letter but may say
ira, ih is moi The spirt Of Kossuib The uIye the
tiled puhlicrl and statesman, The letter fabricated
By humbugger OF the ordinary sort even ii were
seniod first published in the Union Who tell whether
his haubuggef did It yshfy Gen CASE OF 70 bring him
again prominently before the eyes OF the public merely
10 lei Oh newspaper yer At any the letter s az
lille the production OF KolIuh The farewell pIoclsma
ion which was lately attributed 10 MIN, and any Who'll
acquainted with the affairs mode Of thinking sod tendency
Of the HurEayians will be convinced Of ihi' in aiienyey
teadipR the ol!er'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

ltsiap, lus or h1Aea Aan@A @titas III tha
isafe,fss.. is,sfaei Hen Do N t,atisas fl,s
fs7eess at q werm which ia destroying ali sfe
hlssk Ass ilahet IN ilst eeuntfy fhey aeia nc
inath sh sA "a aavelap tho " haa Etea iih t,os
sHd tisF hare already sqhsatsea svufy LOST ~ Ma
hid II shbaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

~ Az n Public Meeting OF The Operative Hand
Loom Wesye Of tie City Of New YORK, hsld In The large
rooms OF Mr. Jsmes Ba gn's Sixteenth Ward HOTEL l95
West Seyenieenihst on Wednesday evening, August %,
the following resoluuonI were proposed and unanimously
adopted;
Resoiation Proposed by Mr. Andrew Graham second.
ed by Dir. Samuel LinaTna Mr.. William Adsms shall oa
publbed In tbe leading Now York Journals for repss.ed
breach OF bis faith and pledges 10 the Operative Hand
Loom WfevefR.
RESOLUTION Proposed by Mr.. = Morrow. seconded By
Mr. Emes Clark-Thsl wa, body Of Operatives, no
longer consider Er William Adama employer, and
shall use every constitutional mesns 10 remove him
from Inc trade.
Re1oluiion s. Proposed by Mr.. Rober, Thompson acc
ouded by Mr James Lnn-rhai We az body OF Opera
uycs shall never acknowledge Mr. William AdAnI
manufacturer until he shall gain majority OF facla
and operatives favorable 10 his re6sahhsaneEi
employer.
son Why have been obligated 10 the prasent
measures MIR Adams having been The frat manufacturer 10
yiolals IL
NEw.YoAK, October H. ts+s.
Thls Ia certify thai lhSl DO the Gfs 10 reduce
the present regular Prices unless majority Of tho mAlu
facurers hiHa that ia ght do II any OF Us should
do agree that VIC a9hccI o1rsegcs 10 DO pahshad
In tho public newspapers u0t 6ong worthy OF credit
10 DO believed In any particular whatever
DAVID HALLEDY TtlOS. MCINTOSH,
MATTHEW BYKNa JOHN CALDWELL
WILLIAM ADAAs, IAhGa MoELkoY,
AHr REV MCLEAN, MORE KIRKPATRICK,
JOHN MCCLELLAN JAMES mAduIRE
JAMES MCCONNELL, President
JAMES seorT Secretary.
sAAtkt LINN, Treasurer
S'sss%ittea
Hoher, Thnmpssu, Thus Hughes, Alex Moore
Andrev Graham, William Adams, Andrew Blythe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

~ Water Cure.-P L. NICHOLS, nd. Asd mrs.
Ri s COVE NICHOLs 81 WestTwenty-second At Pc.
uens received FOR full board, day treatment or Visited
at their residences CohIulaEions from 10 TO = sa1i In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

ssv~ Lebanon sprinEs gvatsr.Uure Essablisk-
men. 10 now 10 n sixth year OF successful cperallG'
For Information address ,.. .
au9 lms H. bEDOATdA -. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

GOV BELLS MsssAos-Tbe message Of this
upctlonRry to the Legislature 1t It's Extra Session
IL rot worth copying. 1t is E warlike document,
Of courne, snd gees for lighting the United States
nconlinently notwithstanding the great devotion
TO tho Union which Texas manleatod In coming
INTO il. There Ia one Rmasiog passage which 40
give part o. as ioo~s
ltneY no, he mptor er n connection with this aeb
frIDlnd hogofsho bedY Tint there is yiag 10
ara unptCHIsbly In ito Treasury tho al Sj lj GO,
sfbtfh sfaf W accordance with provision
~ tho Constitution school lai ItiI that thls
ihG rapuo ba appropriated 10 ph7t ale Ihap lbal
f5f which WIS ofikAnHly dssiEpsd Blu. may not its
peStul shape be rAbgeg BY e7Aysi ag ii nlp OIL H
fsfsbi spa yptp patsbla ebsfsFsI fl Iba Ultimate aaa
rart u lbe @uds egntsn paRd Without Violating
aafoH0nk! pfu7ltiuh Tbs itsAsr no " lying
ie sud ptufless In hs Ttsksuty Nigh, Thu. no rsda
auxiliary lhs aart tsagpfsss u bs Hhs Ia preparing
hillt 0p nj iiRty aspe4ipn. sud 81 4s tite
nc ma Nptd ~ ipe:eessd ~ lie sthRlaYmsEti in s wa.
u0siEsy 'aeaptr
There's hsfDisni ior you Wosdsr whistler
0oy hss chance Is ptssty fair Tor getting Gen.
Ausss place IN tl4s y g as1sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

" The Notes of the Marine Bank OF Buffalo ara
redeemed al the North River Bank In the City Of New.
York al Of one per cent discount, received 81 the
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Albany. on time,
euz3 /. Ii. GAN5ON, Ca hler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

Eg Li9A-a Hair bye iiapfuya,s So 10 fest tas
SAL az mssAefs Tie sasel, IL stiea wlsei Sac S9si
iesIY Il L. alatef es ilet gneiaasaat ed ss5 cas- "a
sa4he'l via ie sHasas seap hafte3iafsY y sfRsss
wheni atlaf % dry gsi RAILS, anpll7s p
vs' wiz Fsatety. " aiias ssyisfsFAA ssi@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

Rlleh leg.
~ oswFea, y has population Of 9lga
il is4o ii Yrs a5a in A. d.. dsia
~ btair. Wiso has R,f9n inhabitants,
Tie -jaeksaafiHs Jqtt a.tl says t,aI III tsAiss sha
eeasps 81 Jacksonville thsY found s aeshes .as
tfeh thfIssn Yesfs old. aafaing child u seyer4
tnepihs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

IF che "Ornnae Mountain Water Cnre,' at
30 Orange NJ one hours ride By arosd from ne city
The establishment han private baths attached 10 The paens
rooms Address Dr. MEEKER, 8 Orange, NJ for terms.
Iel2n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

II Prince d Oo.,s Aelodeons rof sals ii aeiss.
prices stBADGER's Flu.e Mandatory. Oaiellys fase
graph Budding, lSl Broadway. jFls Heaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

war Drs. L. Covert and j. q, Scott, Homeopa-
THO PhysicanB III SPrtngE e| doors "es OF Broad
,1ru au20 3tRW4W*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

a1OARD-Four or six gentlemen Of tespecsnisy can
Die sccommoda led with full partial board In smH
private family with OF baths and large AIRY rooms III
S.yenteeuthst few minutes wsE from Onlon falA Ao
dress line C. office Of this paper OF % neaFefsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

gg1O LRT-In South Brooklyn unurnished front par
or with pnntres and gas the room, suitable for gea-
teman end lady In family OF few persons Phe house Ia
delightfully."- situated and repeie With every modern i'
provement FOR particulars inquire dfEIsrrRors opPo-
site DR.. slope's Church sn1lf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

ET DR.. Houghton's Water- Cure Establish
nCnf No. Wesl Eleventh.Sl three doors from Broad.
cav sul9 lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

gDOARD-A gentleman and lady or two siagle gentle
ID men can be accommodated wi board and piea5anS
a a - III ~ u Jap A. - aust 2t's&Tu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

~ ~ sispH's iSn9laesa Directory ef Now I aFM
Ni'y f ls5tl Fhs ysAf 81 f9niies,an pFlea - esA3
cpaHinu5 iee aaa stlpss OF all pefsaas asszea
IL business elsssifed uGaaf appropriate ass9aes
lyld 1tpa JOHN i YkntX III Ass,s6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

~ nIonnt Prospect Water. Cure.-Bingham
ION New.York. A A. MASON, Id. Physician " lWa
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


Tax Loom Asp rHE Asvu. NECESSARY 70 The
sucoyss ograE ProUaH In bis September num-
Der the Editor Of the Plough, The Icon and me
Aar in giving tho particulars 81 shs organic alton
Of another Agricultural Society in Virginia, and
acknowledging the zeal aud talents OF those con-
cefned. whose names no gives says
CHS look, MI very well on paper bat yIrginana nesd
uIture TO prosper so long 40 they ara content 70 Import
coth and iron from EDgane Tearing oous "
eoa and iron sleeping where hey sept Or aZss In
,he bowels OF their State ana mountain pasures
,nstoeked with ine-wooed ahesp that would 7ielt hem
snrdr,ds OF thousands OF doarsand While too hey are
tAnt N vysee 10 much bad roh4s, with imperfect ma
s;arv of trnnsuortsliuG. would build tt-m lla and
oge aks "a r re soa sf s !ns eTodass Of ms
Ihei Society "a have said no material Is good,
tbs men are fra, raieet as see whs mey to9 ID, sat
hsv moi bad socseI for half century Have they
@ @ onpe I'll ha dime and departing, IKE Zoe GAnat
in Hamlet and oes the ValeJ aver age % lI W s
sVed ;sroarh then observer should sag not
Ard by how much less now Than ne1 Wns ~ ysr,on;i
CO Allen or YOU Mr. Washington or yon, ~ nsi
Inst thirty vears aso the FfederieAGurgn AgrculuS
Society said in me IN osl to CongTesS 10 ouy AZ Gp
ssvo1 car 40 matter where and 10 sen 40 cal
msxm which should regulate 6e commerce OF bs ia,
ard nstIops" And where IL VrginiS now Ia wns az
she advanced? What is 1t hat nations Oh
peSts CEN Fss psde we can sntan With such people
s 10 give such cement TO labor IS ic4 sf'Hps
come and settle Among Then they VIII sa,et De rt
and able customers not only the farmer ana pane' ~
10 The halter and shoemaker and weaver and eu
cague1ter ard brcksys each 10 me othe aud s 10 We
farmer Ii the people of Virginia had begun 10 SCI 90
prpcpls even So late as 1920 she would now have Two &
lions OK populaon-s her valleys would DO ihfesoed WIN
siirosds and ~ tobacco hips would be bring
ps tboussrdS OF imms rants from Europe directly mo aer
rsers to WORK up her wool her iron her coa nef Ss
ard her leather and the spo her hour ara nor
bAef har mutton aud her potatoes from which uch heavy
Deductions are now made for The coat OF transportation
and cor missions going bad roads 10 distant
But saws the political partisan Let us sell IN me deares
and buy in the cheapest mark wherever to be odna ana
10 this The farmers say d1eH! 1Tssn! so De u
II "ARrHUR's HOME GAZETTE" is the title o!
new weekly paper in Philadelphia edited by l.
8. ARTHUR, who is SO fsvorably known to the
readers of periodical literature, by the pure, do
mestic character of his storieS and their excellent
moral tendencies The Home Gazette is to consist
to great extent of his productions, together with
cor ribusions from several eminent writers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

ITO ET, with breakfast and very desirable fur
4 nished front parlor second Aoor In modern built
house pleasantly located and occupied By small private
family Il worthy OF the attention OF one seeking
Portable and permanent home Apply a. 1874 Thompson st.
between Houston ard Prince-sts. aust So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

BOARD IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or two gen.
I'D neman with their wiyes and few einge gentlemen
can DO accommodated with paror and bedrooms attached
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

EDOARD REDUCMD-Ai tho private Mansion- Hs2'e
kesI Greepwtchst Gentlemen with single beds and lsxh
airy rooms 81 so par week; day boardefS ~ per Ws,A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

gse Dr shsyg1s Water.Uure anstitRsi8ay 60,
nsr Ygsliib-st and University plaza ae Y
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Rowlern s. yYsiIss PRaroa0ip siHta aEs. z ~
ilsharz, Clinton Hall, i3l Nasss1-ss. near th9 SsrS
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gF O'Rpiliy's TeisarnRh Lines. connecting
with all snuaiaes OF Tho United s,aes General elher isl
broadway upee tom Ia tao pioJfas I'LL II al nshl -
Nsiiots III NewsYafh who Accustomed 10 ansAatpe
hssiaoss with uis ohrily Lies sny saslias u te
nsea aiaes will End shalr Haeoai esvo talg ala.
eae'es THE onee. IL asase psuRpt ass correct taas
plssan le6r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

BOARD IN BROOKLYH-Two large rooms and
bedrooms and one front bedroom, 10 delightful 10
cation, 10 lei unfuFnlshed With board Apply ~ %s
Sands ST. 1d~o "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

ESOOnIS TO LEY, with board, IN ouo OF tho e,ssi
Hapeasan locations in the city stage route: hoa,
cold and shower baths 10 The house Rhe best OF reesnea
given and required Apply at northeast corner Of fer'
iecnth.st and Syenth-ayenuo, Euo In"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

ED0DNS TO LRT-Pleasaat sparlmeas, neatly
HGrnished for lodging without board, may be had, By
Immediate application at Sc Pfankn.st s~ doors wea
OF Broadway su2o I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

n1N1Dn N A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY.-A
Ssenieman ard lis wife or single gentlemen VINO
would have no objection room together VIII ma pea
bsye an opportunity acquiring the language pracucss
BY applying at 1854 Twehhsi between univeraY'piaeo
and Finn sY. References exchanged auI9 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

aDOARDINGs-To let With board, rooms suitable for
urrrsy.t Ri25 Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

k1dARDIHCs Pleasant apartments, with board, can
aSbe had by gentleman and lady 100 Orchard at Ref
arenrea excSapeed su3O lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

Az 100 WEST Observation-Disclosures Ys
fArwo doors from EiSnth-av. permanent or nAnsiens
have good Bosrd and pleasant rooms, with
use ofbathroorn. au21 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

DOARD WANTED-By a gentleman, his vile ana
Is one child ia months od) With respectable private a
y where the real comforts OF home can Dc ,bsIr
oae dcsirug 10 reduce their expenses std ADJ W ao
family circle by secang few permanent boadeis may
hear Of such by addressing J. Frouns once ns1p$
location real name, and terms, which maa Do th'0'
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