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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
Thlpss in Electoral Hessc.

twas known & week ago that HassenpAug and
the Elecsor had applied Tor the aid Of the Austrian
Diet st Frankfort, The snswsr to that application
has lust been communicated In sitting held on
the 2lst the Diet resolved that the electoral Gov.
erment should be encouraged TO collect the taxes
just az they had done before, under parliamentary
sanction, and that the opposition which might be
rsired should De broksn by all the means which the
constitution supplies In the event Of successful
resistance on the part of abe Hcssans the govern
menis of Hanover and Wursemourg were CON.
missioned to march body Of troops, in number
10000, into the electoral State ana execute the
ordparceS of Sept :. The pleniposensiaries of
thtsetw powers gratefully accepted the task on
the part of their governments
The council Of Hanau have addressed petition
to .te Eeotor, praying him to dismiss his Minis.
ters and make bis peace With the people
A telegraphic dispatch from Frankfort, of the
oath inss. tbs 4 6taer Zeitnng, states shat the
Council OF German Governments, sitting in that
city uuder the auspices Of AuSsris, has declared
thst the refusal OF the Hcsssn Diet to grant tia
supplies is illegal, snd opposed to the interests OF
the Confederation; that ,he 6essisn government
shall ende&vor 10 testOre sisse OF leg ,iity and
o,der, sud that corresponcios uleasu~ S ~ 70
taken BY thc C0uccl,
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DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
The XnfARr,

The srmies have mada movement since the
repuae Of General Wilisen
The Finance Committee Of the Assembly Of the
Duchiea have resolved TO propose forced loan on
property
following bulletin az Copenhagen on the goth
According 10 accounts just received Capt Al,
brecht took possession with hs troops OF the Isle OF
Fohr on the afternoon of the 10th mat The enc
my'a gun beats and the steamer KEEL left the l'o
the sRme afternoon. Ia Wesberland Fohr our
troops have been received with enthusiasm Iho
iusurgen had demsnded of the lsle G,o0o mares
and quantity OF provisions
A telesrephic Dispatch from Cuxhaven of the
25th inst in the kolae, Zsltung, states that, on
the Esd the Danes proceeded to blockade the river
Eyder, and that they expelled theretrom as macy
ma 40 yeksels Of vsrloua nationa.
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Matirrh In piedmnnt.-

Tha d1m0ala, Turin Journal belonging to tae
CLERICAL pr ", sta.es in IL uUm5s- OF the ls'-i
lbat the irstructi1ns given 20 Chevaer PeneDl
were, that he fboud apply st Rome for tbs reno
vel OF Nonsisnor FranzJni from til Ssa Of Turin,
atd not ;teRi of other matters until be had ganod
that poins. The case agains. Monsignor Fraozoni
will, it is said be ready for trial by the endo this
month Cardinal L ac0neri, Archbishop Of Ra-
venns, bas Issued manifeato inviting the faithful
to trldu0 "a religious service, lasting shree days.
which is TO commence on the 22d, in order 20 pray
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Genuun journals Exciuded.

sFtfIhlu - NUFHdIH IL iWieI'
a decree of the Military Commander OF Vienna,
OF inc 1870 instant, prohi0lts the circulation Of tne
CelyeHe Go@etJe Tor Vienna, hungary, Had all qacts
arc p1oylces Of the Anstrlsn empire in which sle
aiate Of aisee has beer pronounced Tho military
commander Of Prague has Announced that every
perfon in whose posiessol 2 copy oftn prohibited
newspapers staIl be found ahall be- tried by coltt
martial, and pouished according to military lag
II is said that the Austrian 6ovornment intends 70
exclude in liEe manner almoss all the batter class
Of German uewsphpers. rhe D-fIsche Zsitung,
and Couaitutoaelle Zeitaaa, and The iKsSer Zet
TING, are MARRIED for immedI2te prohibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

81 II adep d. is Canadian supsrfne spase &c. ~ to
.- extra re lse tue SO, - ONO '9ur 81" = IS
.ogr 60 Indian Corn Nssl ie All yellow 2 OBJ -
80, Is yellow IaiiiH Corn n ~ L' ~ 10 - '
10 10. Is 2ss r1.y-s ito ~ tt TO .ls
teen in steadY dsmaHd, aHt prres have a. 17' "
70 = ,.t,. t.,y,
TrEfss-lsr-liee az improved y aad a521: ~ o' ls
teen disposed r. 5d 20 ~ ~ per-
Rs,rs-Coatra- ia r demand ~ 70 IS tor eomn7a' t.
Tllto has Reg 7qus4 lor, and algaac Of 81 2 eTt
lla Gu:aiueii quoted at-1s 10 U.s. -. Gas
OtLsA t-E eazss o Spsrm have ne-a :tA7a ~ - 20
Palm confines % atf1ae 4A -a7
-ai-. have been 1t So 20 81 Is, r ,in
RIrrA0out hanged hands n 77 - o1 s' W
binary o good 90.
DTEw5ors vth tie exception Of I tans LuaTood s9 81 to
y. y ~ l.i ~ as. o- ~! --nsSN1sr0rN Z co
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Prceidek alal gmanilesto.

There appears, IN the Bonap artist organs Of
TuesGay Sept. "a an article which hss all the up
psarance of a manifesto. The circumstances Of its
being simultaneously Inserted In the Bulletin dc
Paris and the Monfteur du Sotr two decided but
independent Napoleoniae prints, seem to Indicate
an official source. 1t 10 as follows:
The menacing attitude assumed for the lasttwo
months by the monarohical parties has excited
great emotion both in Paris and in the departments.
The country has rsbs to know what are the pro.
iects Of Louis Napoleon in the event of the royal.
ista-upised or disnnted--of the two branches
seeking TO prevent the necessary proiongation Of
The presidential powers We think we are &C,
quainted with these projects, and will state then
In few words. Louis Napoleon rspudistes opealy
all dyoassio 0r7tere pehsee he desires other pre-
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roeati7es than those which n nov e o6sr oo1.
- hi.ct is the reektsbiishu1ent u 49, -
Sorcs and credit; in Rord' 20 cl3s9 'Ie oe
revolu,iors But 70 eo ,apIed FOR him by Provi
peace !, !. necessary that the power OF toe
ooeL.idert should have sta5ity ana dura'lon.
onis Napoleon would DoE respond 70 tbs Esh oil
.he six millions Of ctizeDs who cheEs him rs the
1nnEol of the ideaa of the order and prudent pro-
gress inaugerated in 1889, if he were 'humoly to
bow ha head 70 the yas. coalition which lmpru'
IDENTITY sgitsteR the country. Lon's Napoleon
hopes then, that when the m0mens ahAll arrive iof
discussing The future condition of FrGace-.aat ID
10 sky TO c0nsolidate power defnitlgely, OF to DE-
cree anelchy-tho National Assembly VIII com
prehepd tue duties imposed upon 1t oy clt-
cumstances, and the immense responsibility Thlch
il would assume in history II II were - heithse
to vote the immediate revlFon OF 'he 0oasH.
tuition. II the National Assembly, forgetting tha'
France desires above eli things to be srenq0iised,
sboud refuse to adopt measure imperauyely de,
manded by public safety Louis Napoleon would
not hesitate to make appeal 10 the entire people
of France from whom he has received his mission !
and the people would decide whether the Presl-
dent Of the Republic should adopt tor he motto
"Abuegation or Perseverance"
The otgxns OF the opposition declare tlelr loien,
ton OF waiting till the article receives an ON a
gsnction, before they pass judgment upon EnlS
singular announcement, winch iooSs HA7 9 ueoIa
ration OF war against the NaFoha' a-l9
10 certainly menace o. the most w. Aiiiu
The appearance ot The Article last h5n' IL % @lu
cd by tho circumstances ihhf IL vas 'ue ,as' "C0a
sion on which ruch comPosltlon couia u6uI0 III 4
paper without name attached Ahe msmosrd oil
the Assembly who met To-Day 10 She oale des
Conferences compialned l9odly OF 'nls u6@ aE'4eR
from the Bonaparuit pfees which VIII P[2osp9
make IS much noise ~ the C1nnlttee OF I arms
nance AZ the dlinss OF he Getty oil The DIX De-
ceGbTe. TIE tQ1g o. she Com -h-fea On thurs
day is expected 70 be vsrg s.ormy Que.
-
TnS NePn"'Sae an '''o
Inc AH"ssssduf o. NoPHoi p:Yin5 eAD'ASeN
'oe Wlth 80 60 DE aga 1na fgsH5s 81 We os,S a,
tno DlecFJf' Il. 1104 a. -*i-1 - - ~
snc''u % nos' na?r5 ~ " l.s,c1s ~
ny !" - 80 ~ 49,, ven in sev.rsI
osgYh ..s = ~, -. l.7.F val in
Si.'' W. 1.,s1i.,s,5e VISITORS W..
sn9 sT,.' .. - ds,ei- men tt,9
VIZ - WE, c7,os de l,,il2 9gara sssi-n sy
rle i,d3 o c69i- s,.s r.5.-,s,-.d f,r 1t,,
o.i,oa tl,r,..s.,tsjes.oc .rett,,t
$3.50, ,o, Iii, 49,. AZ. non m ,1s
II he tJ rot fe s7Io. III j. reJ.iei
Ia he rorid r4r,.in IN ri,tsf,fl -,gi.b ,.5ss.
nre cha Direcfor. nowevs2 IL order Mt Ia
ssesry him cor3ncted him egIt1 .s,eas earenoDy
fo H. ,spt,a ,,d h. .,,es 1b.rn n,crd n94ar ~.
c.no 1,-bioo sor,1. fo, no g1i,ro. ia fro s5i,l
~ 80 - s,' = - " -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
Coal.

zNOAE.--A fine assortment Of Anthracite Cosl OF
y Peror quality suitable for furnaces rsngss g'sei
&c. Copsun DESTROYS OF procuring their coal al agsy
low rae w do we'll to give the subscriber early cal,
o8 lm' 9EORE A. SPARKS 205 and 2G7 franklin Il.
dNDAL, KED OR WHITE A5H-Tho lowest msIsl
- price, Large Nu, $3.50; Stove and Egg ST. aJadI
479 BrOome 81 near Wooster and 1913 BoWery,
5l4 Sm* JACOB WEEKS, Jr. & AEPHEWs.
a1OAL.-I am seiling coal Il usual OF qaatJ
Ocheeper than eny o.her dealer 10 the city from ay
yard cor OF King and Greenwich sis.
sic ew* PEfEA CLIEPOH.
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sELPEOs ANGLEsEy LEG

MADE SOLELY By WIN. sELPHO, "a sptng,tM
WY The subscriber continues manufacture the a5oVs
uLeTing ard Beautiful substitute for Loaf limb on Nasa
he has been Succesa in this country for tho past n
years; AID from bis long experience in Europe and lbs
country now over twenty two years All VINO have I'VE
misfortune 10 ose limb may rely upon obtaining the b
substitute the world affords
ALSO, sELPHOS ARTIFICIAL HAND.
An entirely and useIal substitute for loSl hsnd,
arranged that the open and shut The hogeh
grasp &c Further information on application Or By sTs
prep AID attended To- Ol0 ZRD4lLWh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
miscellaneous.

number OF their supporters are inclined to join NJ.
de LarochejaqueGn in his secession, have sent off
to Froshdoff to sndesyor to obtain from the Count
de Chambord some modification OF the De Bartho-
emy circular.
Great floods have occurred in the region about
Perpignan, from the excessive rains ia the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

zxF- "a otice.-sANGAMON AND aOKaAN Rail
ROAD COmPAHY.-The annual meeting o, tbs STOCK
holders Of the Bapssmou and Morgan Railroad Company
for the Of Board OF Directors and ransA;aon OF
other business win he held tho Office OF the Company,
In the City OF New York q Hanover ct on Tuesday l5!b
day OF October 1880 ri II O'Clock, Pols open from II
10 O'Clock, P 81.
The books OF transfer vii be closed from tho lh % 18Th
October both inclusive.
ROBBERY SCHUYLER, President
New. York, Sept IS 1850 ala Pu&SsiOc!20
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20 For Sine-A Wing Newspaper with good cir.
cuIson and advertising patronage In County OF this
State 3te present proprietor Hahes to change his bu5
ness ard viii ael on! on lavorsbls part Of the
purchase money only VIII be required II the Purchase de-
sire sciye practical printer, woo has small capital
and cen do lis own editing, DO well by purchasing
IU0uire al tbis lHice el7 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

- sygange Mountain Water-CRre,- CAEi
LoEsHz lisa .Ucceeded Dr. Baeker IL the N dlca direction
OK his csuuion The esIabtthment ls stuated 10 sod'h
Orange Es.r1 County New Jerse7, hours ride rom
the ely By aorris snd Essex RaTsy Yors axe s ne
p private baths are p'5fched to nosi Of TIE psie1s
~. A'' ETtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
Tho niet nj frankfort.

The so.csled Bundestag is on the point OF shut
ting up and adjourning till more favorable period
shsl have set in. Its greatest supporters and ad-
mirers cannot but confess that it has proved de-
cded failure in both attempts 10 consulate ITSELF
6rst, on the l0Ih Of May, as "ihe Plenum and
now, on the % Sept as "the Ordinary Assembly
In peither case VISA it able to make legal quo,
rum nor to secure an absolute majority as required
by the Bundes act.
Under these circumstances, and we'll aware oil
The weakness OF its position, is has iets undone
what i. as ossensibly and principally convenedto
Dc, viz the revision Of the Constitution OF the Bund
Nor has il even taken the preliminary step OF sp-
pointing T. select Committee to make draft OF the
new act aud report on the subject. Atter n.y.
poshetical existence Of three weeks, all that can
be brought against this Bump Assembly Is, that
they have been SO very active as to nou curing
that period no less than three attings, in the
first Of which they constituted themseves 81 the
ordinary assembly Of the diet, on the same princi
pie as the celebrated three tators o! South wRrk
voted themselves the people Of England in the
second they talked about the affairs Of Denmark
ard in the third listened to proposal made by II.
Husser plug Tor an armed intervention in Electoral
Hesse But in neither of these cases did they
come to any concluaon, as indeed how could they
leshlkS
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~ United states Malls for Europe.-Posr
OFFICE, NEw'Yo8E, DC! 9, 1850 The United states mails
tor Europe he spatcheJ per United States As steam
or ATLANTIC Of she Collins Line" will be made
at this office on SATURDAY. sha 2lh inss coang al lei
A. N
Letter. TO The continent OF Europa by hia Ilne be
PREPAID q cents ooS WA BRADY, Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

~ New. York uniyersity-l Medical Department
The Faculty OF the University take sres pssAute
In announcing that they have filled the two vacant Chairs
their institution ~ gentlemen OF prominent standing 10 heir
respective departments Dr. Elisha Bartlett professor OF
University Dr. Samuel Gross, Professor OF S1rSe3
10 the Louisve University haYing both resigned their
Proeesotsps in that Institution have been eeeted to ana
accepted, tie cna tee Chair Of suu'es and rIscuco Oh
MEDICINE, tbs othe- tho Chair Ct surge7 IN lAo University
ofNew-York.
great permanent insreslt OF their School aud they
fee thai these appointments While they must secure he
unver,a acceptance Of the profession viii afford esroest
mat the fpsIron vii oEe noghrg ON fmeC prosperity
BESSlON IS30.5l.
The Lectures Ttil commence on Monday, no 4lSi Of
October End be continued TO the last day OF February
GRANVILLE SHARPE PATTisoS u y. Professor % gene
ral, descriptive and surGica Anatomy.
AARTYN PAINE, N u Professor OF Asief'A Asdlcs sno
CUISINE BEDFORD, ND Professor Of Midwifery ard
Diseases OF Women snd Children.
Jous w. pRAPER, Z Professor OF Chemistry and
Physiology. ,-,--, .,.,-..,,.......
s 5ss5 oRoss, ND Professor ofsurgor,
Wis FACULTY II will be- seea, aided as department
., Phyaoloqy the chs OF Chemistry, and Pro- prsPsr
will Il future N addition 10 his regular coufs ot Cles
nv pfve TWO evening lectures Physiology Pho sd7an-
sQ ths sIrsne cement meal DO obvious 20 every one
The Profsssor q Anatomy Will sso deYe7 sn addittolei
lecture To MS department B. al ayenmR aolf IA Greer -
afford sups opportunities 10 thelr pupif for studying diE
eale practically he ecaIg hava determined 70 ooeo h-as
Isl Surgical snd @odica- clnque 10 he hold oy Prof
e9rCBs Sandals
direction q Prot bedford TAG most III srsalg dlseaat
slVouen aid Gld VII oe bnl 6hs7eore Aaciz.s snd
f1lly Occurred upon by The Pfoieso fhe CLASS "ll ss9
have abundant apply Of sdli-fy ciss 10 90 attended
ath houBsR OF he paaeass
Sd A Msdlcs and Surgical ciniqHe VII 90 naid eYeig
Weduesday uuaer ihe drecioD Of ots Esrue aud Ss'
hson.
n edition ~ meas aasn. II a,0dyiue ilSress, Ius
Neg-YorA Hospital td6 Bellevue Hosphi, sle G}e SUD
Ear 1frms.y tbs various Dspens aries erd inhmares
srs all accessible 10 the sadeq, Clinical lnatruchop 's
q. : fr Hlaur- NsHT
che dsHecuDe al be open on tbs l9 da5 ~ Oci9-
Der and IN ample supply Of tue ul2tofs viii b, provided
Fses Tor the fol- OF Lectures $lO5 hsrcHsuop
fsa - Practical Anatomy, s., Graduation fe9, $50
Fhs copuaucen eut Rill taAa place eSfly 10 March
JOHN ~. DRAPER, n u.
Secretary ofIhe Faculty, $50 foufth -.
?. s-Goo1 board from e so TO IS per week 8ud7n.'
on arriving h !oNn i please cali the adtcs College,
$50 Broadwsy, and sax flr no Jauor, Mr Pomec ~he
will conduct. ihem to boarding hOgses
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DAV1s,S HYPERION.

mo CLEANSE, PRESERVE, Be0uIlfg Promote ~
4 Growth end Restoration Of hs Hair. Combining w
property OF Identifying and adorning the hair win We
nost efficient remedial action 10 oil dsestes Of lheEA
ard ss'p such scut dspdrpf premature !sa
ringwotns !" II to ghlj peH-med, and vii! DO Sa'a
a ye 5ab.e acquisition 10 The toilet 49,
PsRIe read the following certificate Of t.a virtues ~.
Prof =. Briusn gerusman well anown and spfes
clsted:
MR pAyIs-De0r Sir | have applied Jour Hypero55
for the purpose for Which II justly recommended i
meg c0f6isbg add ny testimony 10 lts peculiar YIta.s
After careful analysts otits specific properties ard efssa
AID personal observation Of seyera where az
be. q applied with re faltIsctory results, sessJ
rolhng in expressing he option that Ia supsfiM ~
olter epefaons hitherto offered 10 the pnblc er p ~
motng The cleanliness l1x1iance ard beauty OF as D11
Sold by he proprietor. 81! Latlow.st dso. h2 q?
Grand 49, I'll 856 Broad Vsg, $50 fulton al 500 ~ ~
Grad 81 Fra-.ay sc hsrSeI 81. us Fuiionfl coLersJ
tor ana Cinloo 50 grooA,n corner Fourth and ~ 80
sxlh sis WiltarosbuFgb and by ali dfukgs'sis Me- ~
Price 81 ceLlI per 6oIle % L'f3IDL-
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~ OIL. Oh. On!-Try McD0wELLs eigh,y.cenl
Winter OIL beautiful article Will burn clear sad bhgh
without smoke or gum warranted 70 burn all plight
JOSEPH T MCDOWELL,
AS lmt OIL sTORE, l56 DIVlsIONsP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

Ew- Notice. Passengers per steamship ATLANTIC,
for Liverpool will please be board The foot of Csos
at tomorrow, Saturday, Oct H. at II O'Clock A II, and
seEd all luggage wanted ths passage board
day Friday Oct Ill., marked below, win the number Of
their berth shippers VIII clesr ha goods at the Qua
tom Hou1e and send their bills u ad0g 10 the office this
dnv o1I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

~ U'RsUIY's TFeioarash Lines :oadoG.lnF
win all sections Of no UniIea sga'ea General othce 81
Broadway. OpeH from In The morning I'LL ii at light
Visitors IN NsYork VINO accustomed rsnsaciing
bnsinesa With he Oselly Lines in sDT se:don OF tia
Uniod States will And Il 1e iuaIeog Leave lheiF tis
N ieSf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

Ag~ GIga-d HaIr Dye. lmpro7ea - u csis. "a
aaif vhskers moments! applied wilhoci ;hs Sas
nurJ entirely FREQ from unpeazant odor end b
1ashod with tho sronges soap Immediately Il Apptef
without waiting dry For sale applied 1t hATcB7
SR's Wig Factory, Nsl-st. 1yiSK7ThAEst!l
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~ Wafer GuTe.-Dt,P l. NICHOLS and Ms Z &
Sow hIcsoLs 81 Wes Fsepy sseond-si ,htrd h7qse
from aixib.8verae CoDsG;s gcpa ffou lnto2 PAusut.
received board OF day 1e&ment yiaisd 1sr
deUcts. oS lnoa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

g17- Notice. Passengers per steamship Atlantic for
Liverpool will Dleae be beard RI the foot OF Canal oil
th,s Gay, Saturday, October 70, At II O'clock A. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

~ DIR s4utener7E Ear IhhrInRry, u WanenSl
Broadway open from Ill 2 FOR tue exclusive res
mont OF ear diseases deai1ess discharges from ho
and I'll poiscs IN the hesd cured In abort time
without Tlsh pain Consug!on ss ST. by letter o.t
ervtse u1gaid letters refused SO lmD5lW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

~ Dr. Bougntor's Water-Cgrs Estabiish-
ment, n Nesl aieS u.fih tares doors ifoE Broad
wgy. slS Inn
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WINDOW SHADES
WINDOW Shades.

WINUUVV SHHUES.
ELEATY Il RIKER 1871 Chaihani-it cal The s!enIion Of
HAL personS wanting Shades 10 their aasortmoS o.
Shades and materials Tor making and hanging shad.s
They make the best quality only ana sel al prices nL
per lesE than any other manufacturers. All Shades
warranted ro4 10 stick or curl e2l I'm
NAJINDUvy SHADES! @iLT goRHiCGsl esa'
w Perry MULLINS ac-Fsnilies Ahon. iouiAhl1
their Windows with ms shove sfticlca vii and Il
WOO0sORD2 295 Broadway, tbs l.ry0et and ,cH -
sortmeut IN the city; several ses bsiors nfs
duced II NeE. YORK. Lsco and muslin curtans drapeyi
tAssela, loops, pinG, bAndB coruces a. Families 7lr
chasing Of the subscriber may roly upon getting hfsrh
article RnG IS low II 10 possible import nsalhe
iaro H. Merchants buying nj whoesss viii md II decidedly
70 lhs advantage call before pufch ssipg el5eWhsfs
sl5h j. C NOODRORD. 92S AroH1EE
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" Chfoso Thermal System OF HTed3oue"
tDr. Turner OF neyFYers EdiioYl price 81
81 luS LONGf, ~ AtD.st
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" yTatsr-Cure ApAIituts-Ctty nnd Uoun-
rryDr TRAIL receives paaert2 81 coMmodols city
Establishment IS Lsghts. ard 81 Cyster Bsy. T. Com
mpntc.tou daily between hsse places by steamboat AID
railroad General practice attended 10. consoiHcls S.
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" Dr.. uhew'g Water-I ace Instigudon, cor.
ger Vel fh.s: aud t5ntysr sI.7 p.ace 40 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

al HAS NEXT.! THE J0U&rIYMhN fNk
~ OBS COOPERATIVE UNtOa TAILORING Is
RASLIGHAEFT Isl Va eeuas- ore aaof s30l1 q Ssas
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inre their fellow artisans and cZent 70 cheese IA
Elen rCri spiendid sssorled s'oc9 oi FaA ala VIA
Goods. Eyery gsrueui "a warranted to h. and ms1ss
the moal fsAhoushie dnfaule siyie Nc ssy lo T2S
and will do
N slhe Cc6peratsv4 linton has i'sued scrip nousy
shsy beg 10 inform l5ore pho mpBnize Vh lef m07;
men. aud all persons dcsus in aecl srHces ~ are e
by me Of asid Union coat four groceries &c-Aa
money or pools hey ahail re eivo clothing tom said Ia
ion al per cent Interest for thu me sld scrip be PIE
eented fslS I'm WA GRANGER sccreiIJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

BOARD pleasant .irg room With psDtfy ~
Dfuu, stirg rOOE with bed T00m commui l,stin, mt
be had bs umsd ate application q $50 Bfosdwsy ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN ia desifous Of obl,,.,,
"A aroom rooms. and bed room, stA bye2Stsa -
tea, In small private family, pleasantly located IN he n
per Psrt ofhe city. Would be willing 10 pAy IS per Va
for good accommodations. Address J. w thE o5es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

EsOARD-A Psrlor snd set Roon on % i5o, =,
50 rished or UnfuFuished, with board may be IA -
No II Leroy Place. BiscckeT 81 81 2yaNs,s