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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-13
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
weather to day i. enoa. to str, every person out

weather to Day Is euo1 h to Start every person out
Of town.
TIE pro, pecf of an effort 10 eH,ct change IN
the present tarif from al raloTem {, specific du,es
hes iHfased a new hope into our msnufsc cries
and operatives Congress- could 81 no more Popa
lar act n that which will protect our hons 81 az
tisans and operatives from the pauper labor ~
Europe. Hundreds who have been torown oat Of
work by the stoppage II manufactures In or
State are now suffering every thing from AK ETY.
ana want.
The Independent Greys, who have been on
visit Ia your city, viii return home on Monday a.
{ rloon, and be rec. ived by the SD Regime ut Of
May land Volunteers, who are preparing hand.
some entertainment for them.
A difficulty occurred on Wednesday night, on
steamboat excursion. in hich lad named John
Carr was dang rouSy stabbed. and Robert Mitch
Ell, and another badly wounded No arrests.
The weather ia decidedly melting today.
Thermometer ct P. 81, a. 81, and a! P. N. at
e9o IAGO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
The Cuban Foray-Henry Ciay-Movements
Of the Fnshion-Tho Tnrih-The GrsJs-
Rev or Steamer, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


BALTIMORE, Friday Jane lam
The excitement consequent upon the CubanioEsy
has in & great measure subsidized, bat some who
were in the secrets of the abortive expedition as
sert that the project Of Wrestling the Island from
the present rulers is by no means abandoned \
arge number of those who were awaiting to join
Gen Lopez are still ready for service, and will re-
spond TO the call Of their leaders with al.crlty An
officer Of the expedition belonging 90 Balsmorel 10
now in Washington, it is said on the best authority,
supernten ding the arrangements necessary ior 60
other movement, which will be made sooner than
MANY inns CINE possible. The efforts Of the United
States authorities TO arrest their object g laughed
at so long ss the South gives countenance 70 such
piratical attacks on a neighboring province.
The gross and disgusting attacks Of Benton on
Henry Clay are the subject OF universal condemna-
ton here. among both Wings and Locos. The
ArgHs-the org an the latter party here-hss been
pretty severe on old Billions recent independent
action. and has denounced him in no measured
terms Mr.. Clay, by bis manly, patriotic course,
b.s wen the increased love Of his political friends
and the admiration Of his foes. Were the Presi-
Dental contest 20 morrow he would distance al op-
uosition and could be elected Chief Magistrate bi-
.mphsntiy.
net cling their regular emigration to the uosed va.
t-ring end bathing places and in short time all
rLo can afford an escape OF few months from the
ni5s, OF dust and heat viii be of The number
Who will leave Baltimore this season viii DO larger.
! il ia aid. than on any Pcevi01s occasion. The
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sCEooLEy's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS ny
-

THIS ESTABLISHMENT, 20 long snd f,,,-.,,-
knowu 10 the Pu1hc, Will be opened for the rc,o, !,
visitors 90 TIE l5tA Of Jgue next Ths house "a -
greatly enlarge during the pAs;ye1r furnishing a. az,
rive dining room. 'arge number Of gooasxed and -
Ventilated bed chamber sne new Sld spacious ps,.s
az rewly ara reay furnished, with Sscsl reisreIrs =,
convenience ard comfort Connected with .hs esiast.S
eni are several cottages straed 10 be resri saA
JET convenient 70 the main sdldEg. Thess est,.gs.
vii be lei suit the wishes Of speHcants ehe. ea -
by tie story or rcCu Tie whole esgos1m ut Ia. -,
fitted up superior syle ard The GceomAlodaoA Az A.
signed 70 be equal 70 hose " any ws;enagpA NJ n.
country
TIE undersigned having become the sole propyetor VIII
give bis whole sftenuon to the business AID will h =.
ssted 10 It's management BY Mr. David "a CrowsN "a
other gentlemen oflsrge experience
JOSEPH III. N lRsH
SCHOOLGIRLS Mountsin. May -. 1880 nySi Sswgns
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SUMMER RETREATS
sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN sPzfxes :,
BELMONT RAIL-. ~

fI'HlS WE'LL KNOWN AND FAVORfrp P,,c.
summer iii reopen for ih- r-r.n,,o - 80 OF
on ~ isE lnst NAM imp ove'nrnis hsvs he.n c,.ss
the tuhdugs ard gnU0nds sinsr In asl s-s.oa %
rsndsh," cofr-ctrG o tins rssb sh-eat 10 40 s,in'
10 b. retired sro yet e0tvsirpl ~ ,sir h,1ss
Thiss "a enurtly rev calling esv'ns hssa l.elv -.
and farnis-o ~ n hesi snr te r0oTts o. -
a. crtrHuu rsi~ s,o Converted into pr,ys,- 1917
The whole csshl shrrftis this season hUei no h -.
STYLE snr u. s~rruririts ious u3.nrpsss.d 1917
snsll he TIED psrs u tn nsTsg-1-r, ,a--S
msny and exrest-rc~d r-faous enr.y-d 70 Al -.
depsTtfreri. Accommodation sddress-d IVY
?. HtsCHA.s
schooleyis angntsiu sprtarr, June L. f.5a ~
Route vie Morris srd rsren h-iiroaa Ticker Ok..e
Corlanc-st Lesvr eV-fy r,Ornfrg ~ 8 AN r,,S
frum NeW.Y0fk 10 hn0rs Leave Phla3-jpst. s~-sn
morning - NJ foot WEinl-si We N-~.J-rssy P.,l,
leSeieods WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
LEILA NON NOS,
Via Paisfe,s, Meas

rINRE MOST DIRECT ROUTE to his celebrated
Il Watering place 10 by the New.YOfk and Ne~-iiavea
and HoGsSioLic Railroads 10 Psusheld aud heneo ooy
miles by stage.
Passengers leaving New-York by the O'clock A. n
Express Train arrive ths Springs a. T. VI The szss
sions ths route such " VI insure Gun
fort and Gsps.ch.
Passengers can take the O'Clock T. train, snd 90
through to Pus6eld take the lse Eyeoing Tsgs Az
remain night In Bridgeport leaving there 81 lea
Fare through g. 50 o. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

- Notiss.-Tbs rEEEIz S.Sz' Wessoiy. =, 1. SooA
.Ssr Il ss soiaed 70 December ss CT aooUk sio ~ SIS
.anae The ssue OF s Bis and proca.od new plaas, Va
snsslons hon wa,ch dated JsD. l, l35O.
Tbe Bank having redeemed nearly all heir Old croI a1oh
(,th he 4reeonou OF .hs s1ocl money! viii hereafter 70
Aesn, he Ola Rs 81 their al u which dated
bTeviOGE to Jan. I. 1850.
Vie suiIok SanS Boston VII coaiincs asusl to 70
dec he nov Bls Of is Ssrk Ry order o. hs DrecioS
Westerly 7. J. March l. 1850
DdGUn FTHE N fOhfEA- CnsmSf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

~ Splendid Gothic PiRtes.-Hoss srs's new and
SPLENDID syle u Gothic Door sud Number Paes-eotrey
new ard original designs Those Ia wanl Of somsthRg
new and spen ia their doors lnvilsd 10 call and
amino lie above articles Also splendid assortment OF
Gothic and Shield pattern Bell Pulls. r. ROBERTS,
my22 lmt 500 Broad way uesr Prince-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

~ Wnter-Cure Institutc3-Ctty md Cour'
try.-Dr TRAIL receives patents n his commodore cry
establishment IS Laght-st and Al Oyster Bay L. Com.
unicauon daily between these places b. steam BOAT and
railroad General practice attended TO- Consultations g.
rrv2S ivr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON
lImnmIEX % CLAPP "a he .sii.(. linn I, ~.

lLHAWBE1 u. tbAff has lne tsNsiacuOn 10 INFORM
his friends and the pubic ths he above estsbishments
now open ior the reception Of guests Since lasl
closed has been enlarged and improved Justify
favorable comparison with sny ether building Of the s1
10 The country II Is he remark % every who visits
that Other house zach arranged suies
Of for families and line single equally
mOdOus Ore hundred and twenv.lhfee new rooms have
been added, ncudn g several psrors with bedroomssa
suite. The uuequslled advantages which the Hsmilta
House possesses Ina point situation commanding gfsd
view OF he Ocean, aud enjoying constant ies.beeza
while 1t The time surrounded by cutivalei coOnrv,
and he nos beautiful walks ami drives are too well inosn
10 need more special mention. The proprietor Is deter
TO meke the interior comforts of tho house eqaalto
lie exterior advantages snd he faiiers himself that his
oufae aud sfder viii satisfy all who may honor him viii
tb-r company jel2lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

~ The "OrauEc Mountain Water Cure AZ
So orange J. hours ride by railroad from the City
The establishment has private baths attached th- Pc
tents rooms Address DR.. MEEKER; 5. Orange, N }.
for terms jsl1H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
OFFICE NEw-YoRK AND ERE r K Co.
Nav. York Irre IL 1850.

e Notice.-Persons holding obligations OF this Gem
psny maturing before the as day OF September next
are informed ha; the viii be paid on presentation,
lee. interest THOMAS }. TOWNSEND,
ieis9t Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

" DR. Edward II. Dixon, Editor OF the scspe,
has removed his consulting offices 70 III Grand ct one door
yest OF Broad way where he attends exclusively to opera
dive surgery aud Office consultations from 10 and 70
EVENING" THE Office OF toe Scalpeia 81 AHlor house.
"a I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
SEN EkAL lNOilCEo.

- Pewiers d. Wells, PbreRoiss ists and PUN
Ifsrer- Clinton Hal, lSl Nssssu-st near tee Rsrr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

~ Winter Cure.-T. L. NICHOLS, VI. D. ard Mrs.
COVE NICHOLS q West TweuY.second-st near NiAay.
Cancellations from To- Patients received for MI board
treatment day treatment visited their residences
tel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

~ Notice.-Pursusnl TO act 10 amend the Charter
of Toe schenectady aud Caskll Railroad Company psss-
Cd March 1850 notice Ia hereby given haI me BOOKS of
receiving sub.crpops 10 he capital stock OF the said Cor
poraion will be fe0pened al she office Of VAN Week
PsUYH Jsuncay-court SO Wa-st IN tho City OF New.
York on the 24th day Of June next NJ II O'Clock, AN
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

~ DR.. Houghtons Water ture hsmoisn-
uent-No. 8, West Eleventh street. inree oO3n irvn
uJlo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
ISTHndUS HOTELS.

cHAGkEsl - G0RGOeA
CRUCES AMI I PANAMA
THE IRVING HOUSE, AZ CtsgTes Wallace W. WI.
\ hsnf Hssised by Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, Al Gorgons. un.
der the management OF A Miller and J. Y, CJngeg.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL At Cruces, under the
sgement of r. X FOiger ard h. Miller, Jr.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL at Panama, under the
management Of Adrian h. Miller. iel DaCu
- MINER BOARD-On ts Hudson river, bosd
- with and airy rooms can be obtained the iih
house below The Lower FOt Lee Tiletudlem lsndlng
NIB The above place, containing II acres, for sac In
quire OF Mrs BENT, the premises or Of j. G. SMITH.
lS5 Broadway. Jelb "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
JAMES POWERS,
FRASTUS BEACH,
s. SHERWOOD DAY,
CYAN SANTVOORD,
JOHN VAN VLECK.


~ RemevaI,-PHIiIP ERNsT, Professor OF Music
sDd teacher OF tho Borhn and OeS fues and the guitar
respectfully informs his friends and The public IA ners
lst he has removed SST Brosd way, near WslsorsL
Ney-Yorh myi0 Smeodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

~ Dr. shew,s Water-Carc tnstifutfcn, 20
neT fvelnh-st and UnyersiTv-oare ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

- Lebanon Springs NaIcr-Curs Establish
..n. 4. row open or ia 6th sumner For in'ornsicr
.sdress fjes lu+ ~ BEpORTHA, - ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

~ Wigs ana Tcnpoes.-SArcEELoss celebrates
Wy Factory IL at Wslst where al all lines can bs
found the largest In the city sueRgers and
cazsns should call aud Judge toe themselves before Pur-
chasing elsewhere BsTCHELoRs newly invented Wigs
obtaned silver medal al the Fslr OF the American nsf-
iute Copy The address TnyIS MW&Fn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
~ o,RIel,y,. telegraph Lines,

With ali sections OF the United Safes General one Si
RrosdWav Omen from ia tho morning TIL II Al night
Visiors IN New. York who accustomed y Tnsa .ps
business With the ORelly Liues In any section Oh ,ne
II lied States will their terast 10 leave ne hls-
pR1.sIon - "'' O' je6n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
cozzENss wEsy POINT HOTEL.

TIEASUNF W IrfITNEF % Fis.l aNlFo -IOtol 81
RsiIo DAD, Informed that GArisoEs Landing Ia ghs
stepping place The boat 10 aways here al tho eIrivA u
the different, trains The other mode Of coEysyance tbs
New World and ahda. leaving New-YoFk al A. ". ard
Columbia RHd Hudson al foot Of Lberiysi eyery sAsr.
noon at s. ies l0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
SCHOOLS.
TARRYTowN INSTITUTES.

TARRXTOWN INSTITUTE.
A F anyOwn f n a. a NswsAN' P5incipsi DUN
In ths Institution young genuenen VIII DC tnCfo1gnyE
education requisite for commercial pursuits or snIenR
college, -
summer term commencing on the first OF May, and TAG
Winter on the first Of November Terms reasonable.
Circular. containing particulars. references &c cas- %
obtained ~ Spadilg Shephardf bookstore l8jt BFoeos
way NewYo or by sddTessing note 70 ne Principal
uy20 eodn
TIRE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 10 Ru-
1 gers-sl A. 4 s x. CLARKE, Principals viii CON-
menee lis summer term on the asth Inst The school
Organized afford facilities 10 pupils Dr pursuing
thosOugh end complete Of etudy In which the msh-
ematies and the French Language hold conspicuous
place BY deyOng their personal stenion 10 inc moral
Intellectual and physical training Of iner pupils the fnn.
may place daughters under their charge Stage en-.
ploysd fOr pupils residing In distant part Of tbs cry ard
stages from he the Brooklyn and Willsms5lrgh tsrrSs
pess The door No eKIrs shuge for Lam, sts.,
Draring, feel or stationery. ~ H nSla
MILE RoAHDJNG SCHOOL, witon, Con.
are made for the accommodation OF few more pnols n
this institution, numbering now about nifty ~. w re-,
school IN lie country 70 satisfy themselves Of he ntG.s
meuis ard advantages which this SCHOOL Oilers eta p.
visited without ccuy by the Of The New YORK sld
New Haven rsiresd. which psss through Nofws.k 10
quenty every day For particular riotnsnoa sas ,o a.
circu with names Of DeirOne obtsned II " oos@
way, rs Bowery. 7st Chatham 81, New York Jelisw-
ENHErcH bOAhDINss ArD ~. "a 49, o. 80 rn.y;ss
Boarding and Day school rom Csnol'pa1e 70 ~.
81 Marssp lace near FirstGv ahe new iccsoon ~
ard airy with large garden, end he house, ayeos
one with every meoeyn cougenienee 5he aYDs snoss
hsying dar gtieTs icr whom they dssre Iorougn 80
arscass edccedan IN All brsncae7 % ca. sLd ehsI1.e
her testimonials ehs bas had oSmiisd 70 nef cnro 70
daughters Of many Of Tie leading families Of MS eZ -
can refer 10 all wpA
xxJNANT,s BOARDING SCHOOL FOh
w BOYS.-Ai Liile Ferry, n.ns mics from Hobosso
N J. THIS inG1iutoE Is designed Tor young lads All me
present number off, under twelve years OF are ena
none will be received who Oder TENS from soon
8l2D per year Circulars obtained Of NJ osfaDde COZ
Canll arc Va,ick sts New York. Jelf Inn
DOARDING school. FOX bOg-.,T.in 81.
ID institute, TsnyOwn, N; Y. Pu1is sa'n'HSa ~ ~
u' Tny27 i'm VIM. P LYON. A. NJ PrncipaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE II.

not, why should Law NEEDLE with any dens
of depravity whatever! Can there be any
worse than the above description
What can the man meant Has he not
wit enough to see that one half his article re-
flutes and explodes the otherl Unless he
were immea,urably drunk while writing,
be must see it. And yet there is sort of
method in his fatuity,--for instance;
The Grog-shops are open on Sunday, and
are great patrons Of the Sunday journals.
The Groceries pretend to be closed on that
day, and a good many Of them are so. fla
few old topers steal in at the side door to tip
pie and talk ribaldIy, the shutters are main
ly kept up, and newspapers haven't half a
chance. Now it would be great thisg for
the Grog- Shops if they could shut Liquor
out of the Groceries-it would nearly double
their profits. Enough said. If any one
fails 10y this time to see the reason Of the
milk in the cOcoa-nut, be must be stone
blind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17


AZ THE PROPRIETOR OF this fayorie and agreeable
& place Of Summer resort takes pleasure In calling 10
attention Of the New. York public 10 the fact thai feh
new prepared for the reception and entertainment VI er
transient or permanent boarders The high estimation
which his houseis held by families who have spent The SUM-
er months there be IL VIII render an extended notice
Of IL superior attractions point 0focsion scenery drives
&c uuneceesay In this part ulsr has no equal on ne
Hudson River The lsrder heretofore viii be supplied
with every cecacy markets afford In add ZION 70 ne
former facilities for Reaching Newburgh by sesInboaa
there are FIVE trains OF passing daily either way from
New York and Albany Early application should be made
for a selection OF rooms lIe0 2ns q. DONALD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

EF The whole inside Of church in Greenwich.
in the Ssrts, was blown oat one day last week. by
or explosion OF guupowder placed underneath it,
The hesrse house was burnt also, with the hearse
within it These outrages are supposed 10 have
osisinsted in revenge upon temperance movements.
Persons are suspected, though 10 srress hsve been
made. Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

The Observation-Disclosures n the Loco Feco
Camp of the Granite -taie-Re vision OF .he
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CsmprOmis-
Ing with Slavery. &c-A Railroad storm
Brewing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
- r-z:zszzslsszzs1 LEBANON SPRINGS
- Es-;ss ssl.s,I and the

~ --41------1-- SHAK EK CITY,
(yia Hudson.(-Th shortest and least expensive route
10 these places by the Hudson River Rrosa
ard steamboats, TO Hudson thence BY The Hudson Railroad
aud stage Through Shsker CIty) TO The Springs
Passengers from New.York by the morning train and
boas may arrive at the Springs a. p M Of tbs same day
Passengers by the evening train aod boats from NewYork
nsy reach the Springs the next morning At 81 O'clock
Fare from Hudson TO the Springs 81 80.
jei5 SIN }. Il WATERMAN, SUPP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

URUsHRS, BRUSHES, BHUSBEss.' NJ -
ID TER FAIRCHILD, Brush msnul.cs1,Iee1., bsni
Hudsor street near Spring ~ z. C0rStenuylon 80.
eecersl assortment OF Brushes such AZ wn.y vsrisiy
iog sab tool. scrubbns window &c &c -. sssher. s.
Fine tesib AID dressng connie on superior qes'' ~
hey y N eel chesp FOR cash. wholesale and fe'sA-
iei4 Tvs ----
'T,O sale sslnsis sc
Prsss OF Hoes manufacture, Win All .he 5coir :. sa
goo neafiJ us"i SIZE ~ "'1 ny9fsnwtaDatW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

Ts,O IET-With board large psrlor with wardrobe
ard panty, and rooms for single gcnien D. pc s'y
sire tel At rs hudsoosI olpOne ST. johns 49, -i,s
ferences exchanged ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

REMOVAL
TIE suBsckBgEs WILL REMOVE fHhIN
rnoYrNG-GI,Ass AND PrCTUaE-FRAnhk
uANUFACTOaY AND WARE hooHs
Hos so AND 242 BKoADwAYi
o. or shout June 10,
rvur,r yUurH INCREASED facilities for pfoTP
w - sonerior execution Of every ofsich 81 ben 80
~ ksir wu immediate supervision and greeY
fs,ss soek OF quality ockinR-glsss plate fssg.
o.,tss 6-aUed IN the Kennassnce, Loan XIV ara ~
is togetber y IN varied assortment % szss ~
49, be obslgei IN soy esiabnshnent IL he unsa
g,,s thev are eorfisnt ~ he hDeysl support OF me9
S1esods ard tbs public 10 general. - . -.
WALLER a KREPs, IS sprueos
WAX have made anang eFnents for conrnno0feoRgy
ofpr cent end modem peinirgs Of which zrge eo-
eon ean always 30 sen snd very many VIII be icune -
gy Of particular attention. "SA-
COBIMIssIONER FOR OHIO, INDIAiNsA,
" Illinois, Louisiana a,d MissirsippL o. tskS sD@"
Isdgment Of deeSs, dispositions VI Witnesses &c
sTAHLY II. FLEETWOOD,
20 NASSAU-ST. LID
Commissioner above, hs< great faihnes -, lno - ~
land payment OF Taxes &c. on lands 10 the " 20 -
and Southwestern States through long esssbnsno' s
spoasible Agents IN those StAtes - ..o,~o.aE
MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND a .uy,ii;,soshssrst
On reel essle IN New York. Brsokyn o. s ss ~
OF 90 improved FARMS Il The Ssais Of E5w f"' "a
pei cent according 'olocstoo, ae.
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BOARDING..

OtDA htsGiaU.
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with breakfast md
lea pleasant rooms In private family. 50 Fret st. Cns
minutes walk from the Peckshp Ferry; boas ply every
i've minutes during the day. Location very delightful;
house facing the water, commanding me view OF bfook
Ign, New York ard EsstRiyer &c. jel2 Peoef
DOARDING..--A small private family having more
broom than they occupy would accommodate three or
four gentlemen with furnished roomf oiesSiasi snl zen
dinner on Sundays IN healthy and delightful location
Hudson-sL doors above fouTeeoth Stages paas ae
door every five OF ben minutes lslI
DOARD-in Sou h Brooklyn, pleasant Pariof suitable
for gentleman and ladyslsO rooms for single geuSe-
men with fun or partial board. Families rom the SCUM
viii End Ibis deli hfu Summer residence, oelpg near us
Guih EerTy and The house repl7s with ban, sas end
every modern Improvement Apply 81 "a HArnsonsI OPP
pose DR.. stones Church JeDl~
DO.RD.-0enIlemen and their wives also few
ID s,ngIe gentlemen be accommodated WIN BOARD ~
re house. peazan,y situated WIN osEns 10 zoe noosel
OaIy few boarcers AIKEN Apply a. 100 Eat Srcad"g'
jsl2 2w-
BOARD on STATEN IsLANDA small ,aaat
30 car 10 accommodated With board In pnfa.o lauy
N pleasant part OF the Island within Two nouS r-e VI
Eew-Yok. F0r location he INQUIRE al Tribune ouee'
le0 2aw2ws
DOARD up TOWN-In 8 newly furnished house
DExceIenI sccorTaod .ons for families and two or hfee
,neIe entleuren BAN 10 the house man waller Espti
private meals required. Apply al xs 81 Asrss pises'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ro0ns 70 iel OF re secoos
EBsoST with board, gentlemen and their ~yea OF -
too single genu-sDe1, 81 50 HudscnsL lear Jays'
t1y-o imeod'e
RIO LET-With bosrd, large psrior win ~-ia .,,
j ard penuy and ROOMS for single genlen ~ ~
sire tel IS hudsoo-st olpOne s.. johns lbs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

r.DaNuINC-Fu rnlshed rooms % lc- % 70 s7-col
kBsosT with bosT3 gentlemen and heir ~l!eA VI -
r~o single gentl-sneu, g. So Hudscn-sL lear Jay-sN
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

BOARD UP TOWN-ln newly furnished noase.
DExceen sccomaOd .tons for faniies ana TWO on hiee
,nee entqmen Bah IN the house man wslier Esp'i
private meals required. Apply al y 81 Asras Pisee'