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The southern press., 1850-11-07

MALBRAN.-Upon her was lavished the en-
thusiastic applause of the most correct taste, and
of the deepest sensibiity. Human triumph, in
all that is most exciting and delicious never went
beyond that which she experienced-or never
but in the case of Taglioni. For what are the
extorted adulations that fall to the lot of the
conqueror what even are the extensive hon
ors of the popular author-his far-reaching fame
his high infuence-or the most devout public
appreciation of his works-to that rapturous ap-
probation of the personal woman-that sponta-
neous, instant present, and palpable applause
those irrepressible cclamations--those eloquent
sigtls and tears, which the idolized Malibran
at once heard, and saw, and deeply felt that she
deserved !? Her brief career was one gorgeous
dream-for even the many sad intervals of her
grief was but dust in the balance of her glory.
In this books ] read much about the causes
which curtailed her existence; and there seems to
hang around them, as here given, an indstnet-
mesa which the fair memorialist tries In vain to
illumine She seems never to approach the full
truth. She seems never to reflect that the
speedy decease was bat a condition Of the rap
turous life. No thinking person, hearing Mali
bran sing, could have doubted that she would
die in the spring of her days. She crowded
ages into hours. She left the world at twenty
FIVE, having existed her thousand ofyears,
*"Memoirs ard Letters Of Madame Malibran, {"
The southern press., 1850-11-07
A Veritable Drama.

We CHANGED, while at Constantinople, to be
We'll acquainted with the lady whose career has
terminated in a tragedy described below. We
will give translation of the incidents, before re-
cording what we know of her. They are copied ,
in the Courier des Etates Unis of this city, from
the Semaphore, journal of Marseilles, which
usually gives the news Of the Orient on its first
arrival at that port. The event, that paper states,
had made powerful sensation at Constantinople /
The southern press., 1850-11-07

Nobody but NATHANIEL p. WILLIS, could have
done the annexed sketch of celebrity, who
has recently made stir by strangling one of her
slaves at Constantinople. Here is the story.
From the .Ne,c York Home Journnll
The southern press., 1850-11-07
FoR PRESIDENT,
Col. RICHARD B. BEDON.

VicE PRESIDENTS.
Col. JOHN d. RpwARps, Walterborough
w. C. HEYwARp, esq, Combahee,
THOMAS M. RHETT, esq, Ashepoo.
JAMES SANDERS, sr. esq, Round o.
Col. GEO WARREN, Buck Head.
Hon. DAVID WALKER, Fort Saltketcher.
Secretary and Treasurer-John w. Burbidge
Committee of Safety for Walterborough-H
M. E. earn, D. S. Henderson, !, p. Perry, r,
L. North, M. D., and J. B. Fishburn, M. b.
For Combahee and Godfrey's Savannah = N.
Hayward, jr., A, w. Burnett, DR.. E, R. Hender.
son, J. M. w, Hill, and Eus,ace St. P Bellinger,
esqrs.
For Ashepoo - Elias Vanderhorst, William
Lowndes, G. L. Miller, Thomas Lining, Nj. D.,
and John Du Popt, M. ID. .... .. ...s .
For Pon Pon--Emanue Witsell, M. D., r. B.
Jenkins, l. c. Clifford, F, G, Glover, M. D., and
Richard Reynolds, sr. -..- ....:. 49,.
For Round O.--James M. Croskeys, Josiah
Beck, Thomas Warren, Paul w. Spell, and A.
J. Lemmacks. .,,n....
For Edisto and Buckhead--Lewis O'Bryan,
Peter Stokes, George Raysor, Joseph Smiley and
John Bell. l.
For Fork Of saltketcher--J Josiah Murdough,
Reuben Stevens, James G. Yarn, Michael HERS
and Fl, w Rice ..u.,..
Committee of Finance Simon Verdier, esq,
c. Tracy, w. C. p. Bellinger,S Sampson, J. M.
Rhett, Z. J. Webb, DR.. III, II, Ford, and Colonel
Charles +. Neyll.
Committee of Correspondence. Walter
borough.-O. p. Williams and l.. w. McCants.
For Ashepoo.--Wm. Godfrey and III. Toomer.
For Combahee,--Chares Lowndes and w. l..
Kirkland. E....g a.... ....r
For Pom Pon.--Fraser Matthews and DIR. F. Y.
Glover ..HE .rasr . .. '..., g.. a"N
For Round GA. J. Lemacks and ]. ID. Blu: ms.
For Edisto and Buck Head.-Peter Stokes and
NJ r. Williams. a3l. a'" e.t
For Fork of Saltketcher. Josiah Mprdough
and Aaron Warn. i... t.-. w HEtrt I
After the reading of the report and resolutions,
and before their adoption, the meeting was ad-
dressed by COL NJ, E, Carn, senator elect from
The southern press., 1850-11-07

MErHop,sTs.-Th sessions of all the annual
conferences for the present year have been held
and the minutes in press. We give below Il
recapituaton of the statistics of this and the pre-
The southern press., 1850-11-07

POPULATION OF EASTERN VIRGINIA.
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Boat CoLLlsIos-The steamboat Hero, on her
way from Hartford, Tuesday night, came IN coils
ion with the schooner Jane, going IN the opposite
direction. The side OF the Hero was STAYED 10, IN
front of the wheelbouse, and the sleeping rooms OF
the hands, sc. were torn entirely open. One hand
was in his birth at the time, but escaped unhurt
The schooner sustained the loss gifts bowsprt and
fgurc.head. 1t was said on board Of the steam
boat, that the accident was chargeable to the Cap
tain Of the lane, for not having light out, and
tie night being very foggy and dark The steam
heat was going very slowly, or enc or both boats
would have Immediately sunk.
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HORRIBLE MURDER.-We have to record this
week the particulars OF horrible murder perpe-
trated in this city on lit is supposed Saturday
night last. The victim is young man aged about
%, named Wooster Burton, son Of MFR. David Bur.
ton and brother of ? f. Burton, Esq. Sheriff OF
this county. He mad been missing since Saturday
night last. The last place he was seen alive was
at a house OF ilI-fame, kept by man names fIs
James Dean. On Wednesday morning, hls pt ,I,.
was discovered IN the edge OF the canal neaf s.'
residence OF the said Dean, and although II % +
dent that those who placed it there hiIenro
should be believed he came to his DEAN y ome5
ing, he had not the appearance o. be wes not
man. He had no water in bis chest np iosed
boated at all, his eyes and mouth . YER i !; had
and his his 5odY e aP Wstef three re cocons
not Dee cen Immediately called and R9store"5
JuL! nfion made by DIS Faulkner mayer ana
e1am@fNlS No marks Of violence were found except
o otant bis throat where appeared the Pnat OF
49, limb and his neck ,oas brokenI Alter
nan investigation Of all the facts and clrcum-
of the case the Inquest brought IN YER
49, That the deceased to bis death by yio.
iaf means, and as they believe, at the hands Of
lanes Dean. Dean and his wife have been ar
Iested and lodged in Jail to await the actionof the
Grand Jury next week.-tEra Pa 0osefgerl
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UTAH IS DEsEREr-The editor Of the Fi0,8t sa
G4ardtan-the Mormon paper in lowaUss5fs ,aro
Ie o@ adm ma9tSe on tribe Of indians who nha6'
sa I Lake vsiisy and the surrounding salsys
He hopes that petition viii be sent to , 61n7 body
70 bq9e the name changed, and thaL a.. nn,. tsy
VII give the citizens OF Salt LsAe NJ, ne sisnii.ca-
chose lor themselves, DEsERGi' -
tio1 Of virtue ard Industry
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ENGLAND AID THE SLAVERY AGTATIos'-I"o
or three wiseacres, who write aud manage 70 gee
printed, see in the Slavery agitation great in
trigle set on foot by the English Government, for
the purpose of upsetting the United States, and
getting rid Of an active and dangerous rival.
EndCe
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WAN IS "A y. Yong s.n Man 9o to 1 act as
has had some experience the city Apply at 249 Green
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GOACHMAN WANTED-One thor
Ooughly acquainted with the care and management Of
Horses Apply Friday morning, 9th inst at ioocioch
al 90 BeaYer-si. up stairs. M ziz
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STAMMERING.-DR. BOARDNAN

e NM AuI@INIANN'-DK. ROARDMAN
~ would announce TO the public that he has rt,,ri Il,
Htw OH ana VIII introduce for Inc hrs, une in the
nj nervous rritsbihy 10 which snmnerers are s,p;r,
praoCcal illustration OF eAtc,e hp H. 70 ~ ~
ettn ey calm npon nun n Iaylors Aote innands
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n APPLETON & co. Publish on

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Reader illustrated with Historical Ge0gfaphlcop fniao
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AS compilation Ofelegant extracts, inns 'oule % sp
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sing by T. Chaplin Professor in the WsefYie Ooios0
new English Grammar is rare thing IN these DAYS
The present wiz be found TO contain more c"nG and s
sinnIe more philosophical and better arfaBel anu NUS
tfard statement oftbe principles Of English Grammar 'aon
most of the manuals in use ;tis by NJ =
v On Friday-Music as II Was, ana Us II ls' W ~ H
Cornwall 4 One vol i2mo &c:
This lille volume Music is designed Tor naase[s
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II BOuDOT, (from Paris ACCOR-
A n sDE0NS and SERAPHINES tuned and repaired.
Makes ses Of notes for Seraphles aud Accordeons SO
Leenard-st near Broadway. M Inns
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YE0O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a
II good Utter Apply at the NewYork Caststee
Works foot of Tweny-fourh-st. East River, New'York
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XNTANTED.-Si are wanted tor
w about 200 smart. idy. well recommended SER
WANTS Of every capacity, American, English, Scotch
German and Irsh-mostly Prolestants employers can
lect Protestant Employment Agency, CaTmnesi rear
Rlrecker 10 ~
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NEADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND
" will give her TWENTY-FOURTH GRAND CON
CERT in An,er1ca, at the TRIPLER HALL on THURS.
DAY EVENING Nov. /
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EW-YORK LAUNDRY, Is Spruce.

sun Fgncitco, Sept. 90, 1880 NJ 6te0d
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Y lucrative EMPLOYMENT given
Lto Ladies' and Gentlemen who have leisure time in
light and genteel fancy work taught in few easy lessons
Considerable emounenl may be derived as soon s ecqr-
at Mr. ROSES, Al Barcay-st Broadway Premium
r., taocJjno S5 Nc Ivy
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FOSTERS NEW NOVEL Ready
u This day-A POPULAR AUTHOR IN A NEW

CELLO:
On, NEw-YoRH ABOVE GROUND AND UNDER GROUND.
BY G. G. FOSTER, ESQ.
Author Of NewYork in Slices New.York by Gas
Light Etc. Etc.
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street, near Nassau-To New Shirt Dealers Single
Gentlemen, Families &cThis s one OF the most perfect
ard extensive establishments OF the kind this any other
country II has been erected al expense OF about four
thousand dollars, and combines the following advantages
lst-Persons leaving the city In haste have their
clothes washed and roned in superior from
to h-ee hours time.
2d-No material is used in the washing department bat
pure olive OIL soap aid filtered Crolon hence clothes
are destroyed by patent soaps other hu,nbugs so ex
tensively advertised in the newspapers
Sd-Genuemeis siir's are done up equal 10 shirts
on SALE genenen's coLeTe ironed in Troy style; light
cooed end panlaoons elegantly ironed and polished
4th-Cothes lost or missed (which seldom or never hap
pens viii be promptly pad for.
5th-Clothes washed NJ this establishment vii wear much
longer simply because they only handed with great
care bul no Injurious drug generally used IN washing u
permitted 10 come near them
6ihLades dresses, and all me artclee are done U by
an experienced French Laundress,
C3othes taken delivered free Of extra charge Ink
srots snd STAINS eteciugilv removed
N orders len nj the Once 10 SPruce-st sent through
he Penny Post, win receive prompt attention
MADAME RAYMOND, Superintendent.
Ps-Experieuced hands are employed 10 iron new
hrs ana Sma
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Yg7O BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS.
Boord wanted for Medical Students Apply 10
CHARLER w. POLMAN at the Medical College, 659
Rnodv-ev " OH 2aw4wTu&Th
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IF DIR. Lutener's Ear inRrmary, u Warren.
IT near Broadway, open from till 2 for the exclusive
treatment of eur Diseases deafess discharges from the
and al noises in The head cured d II pa sh0
AZ Otherwise Unpaid letters refused. sig 2mD&N 4tW
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DILGRHdaS PROGRESS.-Will open
n Monday Evening, Nov. Il. al Washington Hall,
Bunyans Pilgrims Progress.
Doors open at I; to commence at O'clock Admission
80 cents children half price Family tickets, admitting
four 81 Tickets to be obtained the door and az
the book stores.
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays aud Saturdays at
O'Clock. nj Az
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ADJUSTMENTS.

pRADBURloS SINGING CLASSES.
AE-Mr W. &. BRADBURY viii organize Glass Of
Ladies and Gentlemen Friday Evening, the sh
commence the study OF Note Singing upon his method.
the Rooms OF the New.York Conservatory OF Music,
All Broadway. To commence al y o'clock.
WIN B. BRADBURY.
n. B.-A Glee ard Song Union viii be organized on
"Wednesday Evening 18th inst al The same place: n72t
w BIB.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AE ADEMOlSELLE JENNY LIND
~ viii give her TWENTY-FOURTH GRAND CON-
CERT z Aq,T1ca at the TRIPLER HALL, on THURS.
PROGRAMME
oyern l,, ncrs'iani Pagan lfrs' time Of per-
DueHo-Beila Image Semramide .......... Rossini
Mis- Pintard der fr;5 appearance signor Beisia
Rec.-Susanna Ara-DOve Sono, Nozze d
f'z'O MILE JENNY LIND ''0lA'
Fantasia on Themes from me Eisir dAmore Bertini
Dneuo-La Mere GRIND hF holman .Meverbee,
Baroar9 10; PoPPs del mo BrcS La fTig
one Edinburgh si;1o; Rsa,,; Rce
Trio oice and ulescsnp fslesia, Msyerbeer
MILE JENNY LIND.
messrs. KYLE and SIEDE.
DgeIoVogo dire E.r d Imoe Dopled
Signori Perel and BeIetti
Ara-Perche non 10, Lge, "a, del Denze
By general desire)
Ara-Come rugada al cespite, Ernani. Verdi
Sgnor Perei.
The Bird Song, (by general de=ire) Taubert
MILE JENNY LIND
The Herdsmals Song. commonly called the Echo Song,
(By general desire,l
MILE JENNY LIND.
F1 oToaesu Of x Mascsas comprising the first
,alentin the country, has been engaged
The Prices oTckes in the body Of the house and In The
SIS and the remainder IN that circle 81 Every ticket sold
for any part of the house VIII have number indicating and
securing particular Places may be secured Tper
Hal VIM. Han SONS Music Store, in Broadway, and
al the principal Music Stores ard Hotels
Doors open at 6 O'Clock Concert to commence at 8.
No Checks viii be issued.
The grand Piano nsed on this occasion is from the
factory Of Erard, and imported by Messrs Boerdman
Books containing the programme and words ofthe songs,
IN Italian German Swedish and their tTansatons, may DO
biadenoselle JENNY LIND will continue her Concerts
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, for a few
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BY G. G. FOSTER, Esq.
Author Of NewYork in Slices "New-York by Gas
Light Etc Etc.
PRICE 25 CENTS
The great popularity of the writings of Mr. Foster, as
eviuced by the immense sale OF his sketches, New York
in Slices and NewYork by Gas-Ligh t,"-anounting
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has led the frequent inquiry, personally and by letters
from all parts of the country addressed to the publishers
whether the author did intend to try his powers in
continued and sustained story, Mr. Fosters peculiar aud
unparalleled power in deneatng scenes incidents and
characters in real life and throwing around them that rosy
moonlight OF imagination which subdues, refnes
and warns has led intense desire on the part OF his
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decomposition.
The publishers length the satisfaction ofanncunc.
ing thai they have received from Mr. Foster the manuscript
complete of domestic romance of life and society in New
York which press and viii be published in few
dave In this work the author has given full scope to that
keen appreciation of character and situation that enlarged
and generous philosophy Of life and human destiny tina!
golden and sparkling glow of fancy and imagination with
Which his writings thoroughly imbued than those
fauy other American author.
TIE story il powerful! one the plot ofabsorbing inter
est and the incidents and characters combined and con.
traed as to keep the mind of the reader constantly simu
lated by succession of the most thrilling yet chaste aud
artistic passion pictures In word the publishers conf,
IDENTITY recommend this work only by far the highest
effort oil its author but of the most sterling works Of
fiction that ever emanated from the American press.
Agents and the Trade will please send on their orders i'm
mcdiaely DEWITT L DAVENPORT, Publishers
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,ypw.yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

az Lecture COmmerce1JoHN D. DoRE&STjb H.
Etg aG at Clinton Han on SATURDAY eyering N9ye6er
[sS Is6 his Lecture the ADyANTAGES Or GoM
aaEn MODERN TIMES, recently delivered before tue
HeuHs BATAVIA and 4 lie Roy M TgSss Gsni 70
r Gesk OF The Library Halls Music Store Aston
Home irving House and Rhbgrns Hotel Lecture to
ammepce at u O'Clock. N. B-No posPonenent on &c
cs,mt of the weather ~ " I
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EHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, Me-
~ chanic's Hall 472 Broadway above Grand-st-OPEN
EVERY NIGHT during Tire week, until further notice
The original and we-known Christys hnstrels. under
the management of Z. P. CHRISTY, whose Concerts IN
this city for succession offour years have been received
with Lhvo BY highly respectable ard fashionable a1dence'
Tickets % cents. Doors open 81; commence at Il
Afternoon Concert every Saturday, commencing 81
p NJ II I'm
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DKsrRUcrIvE FiRg.-T steyens's Grist and
Saw raiIls at Spring Arbor Mich. were destroyed
b, ire ON Thursday last. Their loss s estimated
AZ 1000.
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~ DIR. Banning, having perfected his Body Braces,
Spinal Supports, and Herma Trusses has returned 10 ail
I've nervous, pulmonary and vocal arrangements. Phys
sans and dealers are invited to examine his Inventions
nSI
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v FCTrREs ON HYGIENE and HY-
H. DROPATHY, by R, s. Houghton, NJ D. To which
are prefxed the Constitution and List Of Officers oil tue
American Hygenc and Hydropatlc Association oil my
s;cians and Surgeons limo. beautifully printed Prce %
san,a Tor saIe nv FOWLERS & WELLS,
MS, Clinton Hall, 1871 Nassaa-st.
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ny Notice.-The subscribers for the purchase OF the
RIp Properly and all other persons VINO are desrous
ed nubic meeting to be held Saturday evening, the
Oh instant u O'clock at Military Hall Bo% We o on
"hlc9 Sau p'op . N McGRAW.
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WANT PLACES.

q PROGRESSED Cook lately arrived from
cub hoisc or sionabic hotel He has letters OF recon-,
ntdaion FROM the first families III Loa4oa ana , IN
be ncst Happy 10 submit his Testimonials 10 " Lns @
Of any party wishing to secure his e5yess casnt TOT 10 be al
,dl -, 80 eneci,ren of his skill IN TIE gaslronomic
he 1 on 5+t9 Sf i0l Le.ds a aadrcssed
TO Chei nc Ce!sinc, ii4O nj IT
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.ELLOWS' OPERA HOUSE-Hall

ENELLOWS' OPERA HOUSE-Hall
B OF Lyrics, IA Broadway door to The Olympic;
OPENED on "Wednesday AFTERNOON and EVEN.
lNG, Nov 6, aud continue open EVERY NIGHT during
the week. FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
comprising a company of Il talented and efficient per
formers. unoer direction OF J. B. FELLOWS. Con-
cer 10 cGhsis OF Songs, Duets, Glees, QlareHes Ono
russes Restraints, &c SC Burlesques Italian Opera
Dutch Drill Instrumental Solos and Ethiopian Dances
Admission 3 GEMS Doors open al 81 concert at O'CLOCK
irg al o'clock n5
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NEw.YoRK FLOATING Day Dock Co
0cinhnr 2Q.h 1880

ETA Dividend of 5 Per Cent. has been declared
nom The Earnings of the Dock for the six months ending
Nov st payable the Stockholders and after the 9th
fhe Transfer Books viii be closed from the st to 10th
Oh 90 E' tNe. ''NN' H. v MASON, Secretary.
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~ Liquid Hair Dye, improved SO as to color The
Hair or Whskors The monent is applied without the least
Injury Ii is entirely free from unpleasant odor and can be
washed with the strongest soap Immediately 1t Il applied
oR,s Wig Factory d Wul-st myl5 TuTh&Sattf
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n O0M7S'S PANORAMA Of CUBA

A 0reu every night ct the MneTya Rooms, 49 Broat
~ representing most faithfully by pictures OF Inc highest
sr,isc merit liz cites country products, and .rQpca
vegetaiou also the social customs Of The Creoes Doors
opsp al Il o'clock Panorama moves at ~ preclsY Ad
nii,t,snra = cents; chi dren half price n IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
,TiHE DUSSEL DORF ACADEMY Of

Z FINE ARTS-NEW PAINTINGS feceatiy arrived
erb of art Of the highest class The exhibition Of Pant
M b.. artists Of the above school has received many addi
1s md remains open the Two rooms over the Han OF
e G. urcb If Uivne Uu:y n Broadway, between spring
and frigce-as from 20 O'Clock a. NJ I'LL 10 o'clock PM
cent?. JelsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

AS WAITER in a private family by a
IAvery respectable young Man. has the best OF city ref
erence from his last place to character and caplcY
note addressed 10 r Tribune Office this day. will be at
tended to without delay. NJ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

4 S SUPERINTEsDENTI IN private ate, IL 1aT nj
Icbi avnerience in housekeeping would IKE 10 engage
Immediately The additio9a care Of 3 or ~ ise Gns
n RNWoud go in the country if desired NJ IT.