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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
1GLHERgAs. RICHARD RAPsos ofths CITY Of New Yort 3D.

WHEREAS RICHARD RAPSON Of the Ctr OF New fort dn
w by lnienture Of Mortgage bean date se hrst day
MAY one sight hundred forty two, for The purpose OF
securing psyuen, Of hundred dollars awful
g and forty ave- with interest Tor the same at
per payable hall yearly grant, bargain,
Jacob Bennett Of the City,
barter Lease bearing date the hrst day
executed by Herman lie Roy Edgar OF Bait
Maryland the sad Richard kaPson, or tSe
ensuing yearly Of seventy i've donsrs ogsth-r
right title interest term OF years yet 10 come and
uneIpired properly possession claim and demand whatsoever
well ia law equity Of and al that certain lot par
Of lying and the Thirteenth Ward Of the CITY
OF and distinguished eerAn Map OF The
lots Of ground belonging Of William Edgar situate the
Ward Of the City Of New Work surveyed September 1872
BY Surveyor" lot number II ourteen) bound
follows beginning point on the westerly SIDE OF Can
hundred my feet nOrthTNdy IRON Dsan ~
westwsrdy line parallel with Delaney
street the Of the block thence norhwsdJ
block twenty feet thence easWardyon
Delaney hundred feet To Cannon street,
and souwardy twenty ieet 70 the
place begnnng with all and singular the ethces buns rights,
nembe privileges appuueuaDes hereunto belonging OF
in case default should the payment Of the sad Of
money due part OF either and
which mortgage recorded the ONCE OF Register Of The
OF I.ber Of Mortgages, fs,
MAY 9Th 1885, past Nj and whereas deiaat hss
been payment the said secured 70 be pad by the
due thereon this day, beng the tune
Of this notice the OF one thousand and
thirty thirty Notice therefore hereby
ven that by power sale contained the sad lnfen
lure of mortgage pursuance Of the statute ssoh made
ton Merchants Exchange the City OF Ne" Ton on tbs
seventeenth Of june 1850 at II oook at noon Of ,ssi g
DATED March 10th, 1870 JACOB bENNEl
Nc ozsroos, Jr. Attorney 'ni2D lA"tJeo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

% REMOyAL.-FRED. w PACH[AAnN,
~ watcbmaker and jeweler respectfully inf0rus nls
q 4 customers and the public IN general ihst ns oss
49, removed from 80 TO lIO Cansl-st GA .tore
.esr1ek sis where be keeps a. USUAL ~ rs ~ ss|i
sres as,ortment Of hne gold sad silver wsrhes J
and slyerware Of every description, nc wncn Se W. .
SenIessp,ed' Watcbes swelry sad s'sf"are gsac :"
order and repaired
s0FArHIOnABLE HATs.iaa aF F,seS5 s t1s
81 L.. - ~ low prlcs Of g. usually sod a. ~ Aso
- a. go Meet Hs1at BkoWh
~ St irs I5s CAnal-st one door nom SULLIVAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

IN PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate OF the County Of
York hereby gwen 70 all persons having claims
against SAMUEL RIKER he Of the city Of Newfors deceased TO
thereof the subscriber al her
residence Bowe the Of New York or before the
seventh day Of August NEXT Dated YORK the 18th day
OF February, 1850. HELENA j. hhkh, AaminhuauL
Tu.E uN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
IvGHoRN HAT MANUFACFOAY.

WILsONs Leghorn Hat Mandatory, Eighth
E:7Etas1snue eth hsuse above Tweu.y-sixtb-st west
~ - s,de Persons having Leghorn bounes or has can
III s.ye them altered into fashionable shape, without
.5pesrsncs Of p.eeing ~ this estAbhshnent myo ln'
= sTHE LARGEST assortment OF Bedsts<ds
Tjur3< Beds Mattresses and Feathers offered for
49, - sale a. N WILLARD5 Furniture Warehouse,
10 ChsIhxmsL OF MuDerryst The srsnron ofho1se
se-oers AID others Ia particularly called 70 Wis patent
rghi snd len beesiesd Od beds renovated; co.'s
wholesale and retail as 2n'
NOTICB.-FOR 5ALE-A general house-f1rnis1og
lNbusness old established stand, doing good bush
ness IN Of the very beat locations In Brooklyn, 81 ~
Myrtle-aye two blocks from the Guy Hall buslnsss eoa-
ssung u stoves, tn sheet iron, Britannia ware euuery
woodward kc &c The subscriber being engaged Ia oosi-
ness essw here wishes give his entire sIisnuoa 70 ne
Bor f1r;er particulars call or address >. " An
pREWk NJ Wsisrst Nsw-York- fhis a rArs oppol..
hay frr perscr 70 ecs-se In sasnsss hs. ~ "a
tsxass favorHbtA Gsui"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

Total for four yearp............6I43OSS %
The Company further report thai they have al this dsIe
the following easets, viz 49,, 80, ~ |
Invested In H. g. FIVE and six per CT Bock.... sziooo "
Ki,l, receivable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7l7,l5l SO
Ss n1 n aos Sn'o.ee 1878 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

StUPREME COUkT.-MARY A. FARQUHAR and WILLIAM
Oh JEPHsON Executors &c against UKIAH DAVIS and Others
above defendants Urah DAVIS and wife You hereby SUN
oned 10 Snswsr comp hed oce OF Cert Of
Newfork, l5h January last past and serve
copy of your Once No "a Liberty St IN The Cry
OF twenty days after service OF tbs summons on
you day Of ,Dd fail 70 snrer sad CON
,rsI'efJemsnJed herein L. WILKES, Pits Atty
Apnll6 ls5O All ia"o"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

BowERY FIRE INSURANCE CoMPASY,(
Office l24 Bowery, May l5 1850
nIVIDEND.-A dividend Of ten per cent will be paid
Do the stockholders OF this Company and afer the
Is, June next The Transfer Books will be closed from the
25lh inst to that day. By order Of the Board.
myl6tiI5 q. @. TAYLOR, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

OFFICE MERCANTILE MUTUAL ms. co.
O63 WALLST.-ln conformity with the acquisitions OF
their charter the Company submit the following statement;
s2o24C7 10
Sd April 1919 10 Sd April 1850 ......... l2s2sOo SO
Total amount OF Premiums ............ 1856 O7 70
The amount OF Premiums marked of during
On Marine Risks 1O65e Is
On Inland Transportation and Nsvgsrn Risks 774S5 90
tllSSOs4 Is
Less Return Premiums .................... 722S -
Earned Premiums for the year. ST. ll5S 67 10
Psid during the said period
For Marine Losses. .s6770l2N
For Inland Nsvig CATION Losfes...... H,489 70
insurance, commission, interest,"
expenses and bad debts, (less gain -
investment) ................ lbllTS l-85o68l 10
Profits to be divided ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s9soIss os
Amount OF earnings OF 1sf1... eSs,o5S o5
no do. IB48....... 1918 TT
No 277l5 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

Gee. = s1sss rs f.Sb "a essss.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

PURSUANCE Of a. order Of the sorosaie Of ss cosay Of
L.. vS 80, hereby sivsn 10 All Persoss ha's ear.s
ss 81 M Is w nfBASK, late Of the Cy d Ne" foft. DO
ss.ssd % present -sA 'eseh-f; ssseoi 2 's
al 80 ofee "a Isaac Mbsnk No 80 Front s-c s ~ %
NV yavt 90 90 k>ntA dag d ss'ss~
Ne" i~h "'"~ ." IsSic M MITBASx. ASs.<trs.os
,x,s ,s-sus MARI VI alLBAkk. hz9~astnE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

PURSUANCE Of order Of the surror. Of the Count, Of
lksv So.Ss h,reey gwen 10 an
JOHN bcCOSACHf, hs OF the o. Yort pi.,o ,r.
mailer deoe4sed to present. the voucher. t6-r Z, ss
sub.ers the oce Of John Rodsa No Iso W,l 50, - ~.
CO. Of t-fore the tht~th d.x ~ 5000.
az, Dated Se- forA, The ssh Day q asrcA, $50 -
JOHN hoDhAS, Adm
~ i.-sus MARY }. seCosACHT A5nIn,.,,.,rsx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

OAKUm-Soo bales No. l so do Ho-i sf '~'
y, @a0ni'er "a Rnrs Trssrckson ls0 soafh-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

ny PURSUANCE OF order Of The Surrogate Of The County o.
New Yor notice hereby gwen al persons having claims
sssIns ABRAHAM DAVIS late Of the City Of New YORK, iron
ner deceased present the With vouchers thereof 70 me
Of Henry Matthew No s5 Grand street %
- CITY Of New Yo on before heen,h day Of October oeIt
Dated New York, the zinth DAY Of April, $50
HENRY MATHEWS r,.o,.or.
.lO l.vem. ROBERT YOUNGS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

~ PURSUANCE Of The Of n. Count, !.
ro:s her,by 70 al having
WILLIAMS ate 81 the Cty ofSe- Yort s--,.s -
, ~ .,me ID vcnebe thereof 70 the subscriber A. ~
store 81 AeIsDder MePhsrson * mas' str.st u. CITY o.
Nswyosk before ne ny " osrt Dst~t
es- Yort the 18th sss 81 MAJ, nc g ,y,,,,,vs 49,.
ny15 lsw6ms ehAnAN' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

MINIS IN ARKANsAs.-The Little Rock Gazette
says that the mines near that city, continue to
prove extremely rich in the argentiferioua lead
ore Since May, upward of 10000 pounds of
mineral has been raised, most Of which has been
prepared and cent forward to market. TIE mining
operations will, for the present, be confined
more Immediately to sinking the main shaft at the
diggings, which is DOW ninety feet through the
black slate which is found ct this depth 1t is the
determination OF tie company increase the force
now engaged at the mines, and vigorously to prose-
cute The work During the previous week, another
very extensive vein Of mineral had been discovered
at the lead mines, which promises to remunerate
the proprietora literally Tor all ouslaya.
A FooT RAcE.-The Lockport Democrat says
great foot race came off at Hartland, Niagara Coun
ty, on Saturday, the 3lEt alt. between the iona.
wanda and Chippewa Indians The distance run
was tea miles without stopping. The frat two
miles were performed In nine minutes and thirty.
two seconds-the last TWO in u minutes and ar
teen seconds. The purse was taken by Isaac
Hill, Tonawands mot eighteen years OF age in
fifty eight minutes and ihirsy-two seconda. Con
sic ering some inconvepces Of the ground is con.
sidered ons of the greasess feats on record.
~ The Corn crop in the Eastern counties OF
North Carolina il much injured. 1t is ssassd that
in Hyde, Carteres end part of Onalnw Cos. there
viii be but6ne third Of an average crop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
SCHOOLS.

DUBLxO EVENING SCHOOLsNosce Is hers
by given thai Ev snng schooa for ns educsnou OF AP
prepces and ohers whose sges sv0csoEe tner
attending the day schools, Will be opsnsd on SUNDAY
EVENING ihe 50h inst for term Of seventeen weeks,
Ia the rooms OF the mse departments OF tae ioaoWing
School Houses;
4sh wsId-ward School House No; 10, Jsmss st, be-
tween Chatham and Madison ss
6Ih Ward-Publc School Ho1ss No. 10, rs Duaae-s'.
near Church a..
7th Wsrd-wsrd school House No. 49, MoDrosss near
Hon,goueryst
5th wsrd-W Ward School House No Is Clark-sL between
Spring and Broolns
9th WErd-Pubc School House No. S, corner OF d1d'
ron and Grove ats
10Th Wsrd-Ward schoo! House No. S, Lutlov'ai near
llth watd-Wsrd School Houss No 5, s.snon-'s. cor
ner Sherf-sE
l2sh WOrd-Ward School House No 81 EshiysLxth-S'-
near Founhsy.
14ih Ward-Wsrd School House No. IT, orange'st near
18th Ward Ward School House No. 90 Th.sseuh-st.
Sixth
10Th ward-Pu5ic School Houss no. Il, ssventeenlh.s.
18Th Ward wafd School House No % Twentleth-,t
a.. NJ, near Second Az AZ, 70 po,t,.,,., ,s.,
EVENING scHooLs FOR THE EDUCATION Of
Notice il also given Fa4 EAdan School, for the e1aca
ton Of feuslea viii be opened Monday me Soth ust IN
the Femelo Departments of The following School Houses
4th WNd-Ward School House No. 10, Janes'SI De-
tween Chatham and n 9dson'sn
9th Ward-Wsrd School House No %, ClArk-st be-
tween Broome and Spring sis
10th Ward-Nard School House Mo. 8, LudloW-H near
DelsnceysL
18th Ward Ward School House No s. Slsnton-st cor
Sherifst
18th Ward-Wtrd School House No. 20, Thlrlsenth-St
near Sixn-6V,
18Th Ward-Ward School House No Is. Forue'hst near
EiEhthav.
Competent and experienced teachers have bean engaged,
snd everything provided that MAJ be required 10 conduct
teae Schools and afford thorough Instruction 10 the pupils
free OF charge. Application for admission must De made
E. the School RoomR 50 the Schools are opened
J. s. REDFIELD, J. D RUSS
C. j. DODGE, q HOBART HAW5,
WlLLIAM O'DOHNELL4,
COMMITTEES IN EYenng Schools
Office of Bard Of Education, Sept Il ala eodsS96
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

gsoAROING SCHOOL FOR BOYS ST Cornwall, Conn.
2-ghe Writer term oi this school will commence OF tbs
6st Tuesday November continue I've monlhg. Tho
Of instruction embraces every branch that enters
into thorough English caatca and mathematical educs'
don og eher with Inc French German and Spanloh a1
gpgges Lessors in vocal music and the piano aud Or
eaa given BY accomplished German professor when
seaired Expeuae for board and tuition in I'll the Ebove
canned brsGcbes except music 500 per term month";
The following gentlemen constitute The Board OF Instruct
ora reside in the snily with the scholars, Snd eIcu
aiTely devoted 10 the nlerssa OF the school,
Rev. e. ". ANDREWs IA Principal;
JAMES sEDGWlCK. 81 A. Associate Principal.
A FROLICH. al Graduate OF the University OF
Frsnce. Teacher OF German and French
senor &. Q Z mAGTi OF Cues, Tsacherof Spsnish.
l.. THEISS OF Germany Teacher OF ssuaiG.
Humber OF scholars limited 10 As
Circulars containing full Information, can be obtained 1T
Mark II Newman Il Co.'s book store, 1893 Broadway, or
BY application TO he Principal 81 Cornwall Conn sis w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

THE LARGEST SHIP YET -Mesats, Fernald 4
Petgrew, Mt Badgers laland, have commenced
LAYING the keel of clipper ship, to be called the
Tyuboon. Size ia attended to BIS built very etrong,
10 as 70 enable her owners to make her propel
Ter if REQUIRED Tire length Of her keel il POS feet,
over all about geo feet; width 40 feet. Govern
ment measurement 1000 tuns-rising 1000 tuns
csrpenter's measurement She will be the largest
clipper ahip ever built in the United States To
be owned by Messrg D. x A. KingSand It Co. of
New.York. Portsmouth IN. ~ Jour. 2lat
UNIvERsALIsT CosyENTIoN,-The Buffalo Com.
mercaaz Advertiser of Thursday says, the Unlyer-
sslists are holdiDg National Convention IN the
Church on Waahington'at, in this city. 1t ID com,
posed Of large number of delegates from the
several State Conv entions, beside others who are
in attendance Rev. Mr.. B alch Of New York
preached the occasional sermon, on Tuesday
evening, and yesterday afternoon an address was
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Skinner, In behalf oil Col
lege, which the denomination propose to establish
with an endowment of Sl00, 00O-s90,000 OF which
we understand, are already subscribed This FORE
noon, a sermon was preached by Rev A. A. Miner.
The Convention comprises quite large amount OF
talent.
ERY WILLIAMS COLLEGE has recently received
a very large accession to ts Archaeological Cabinet,
by the presentation Of the collection OF Professor
Emmops-a collection which he has spent many
wears in making. Prof. Emmooa is hereafter to
give bis whole time TO lnaNucton IN ~ AURA MS
tory aid to promoting the interest OF the depart
ment
EDUCATION OF TIE BLED.-Pfof. f. w. Whe.
Ina has arrived ut st. Louis for the purpose of en-
deayorins to build up Institution for she lnStrac'
ton OF the Blind in the State of Missouri, Mr.
Wbelan is graduate OF the Pnadel phis lnetita-
ton and has for several years SupeEintended the
Institution al Nashville, Tenn.
GEORGIA INDlGNAT1oN.-The Mllledgeyllie Fea,
eral Union of the 18th announces by authority
that one Of the contingencies having occurred de-
signAted by the last Legislature, upon which the
Executive was directed to call a Convention to
wit the admission By Congress of California as
State into tbs UnioD that that Convention VIII De
called
APPRENTICES Judge Rogers, of Boston, has
decided in The lease Of an Indicated apprentice,
whose master claimed tbs right under clause Of
the ndentore to loan the service Of the appehhs6oe
to other persons, that though the clause mlsns De
illega. il cid not necessarily make void toe other
portions OF the contract and quoted extensively l;a.
ircm various authorities to sustain his p9s.lonLi
The splr eniice was ordered to 60 back 70 nls
master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
D. s BOUGH, Auctioneer.

D. s BOUGH, Aucuoneer.
"a EDNESDAY, Sept. 25th, at I0t o'clock al Al Beck
w man st the entire Furniture II three story house.
consisting In psu OF SOFAS buresur h,daieeds pier and
msnel rockers paror and essy chairs three ply
and Ingram carpets oil cloths girsndoes, Bohemian ysses
mantle ornaments, britannia decorated china tea
se china dinner OF 100 pieces superior cook stove,
do parlor together with large variety OF kitchen arni-
ture Also good assortment OF cabinet furniture.
carpets oil cloths &c sold 10 pay advances and wen Wor.
Inv The attention Of the trods s242t+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
We also make the following comparisons Of tht
chief diseases for the came week for six years,
Mirtnser Week.
Yoial.......e... SIS SO 80 a6l 2O8 Is

Ws are still considerably troubled with diseases
Of the bowels consequent upon the utterly reckless
indulgence OF ell classes In peachea Consumption
nhowa very rapid increase, and syphus fever is
little more virulens OtherwiSe she return exhibits
no new feature.
IN BrOohlyu the deaths for the Thirty. seventh
Week were as; Males, go; Females, IL Adulss
ls; Children, 81. Intermenes in Greenwood and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FlRE-About 81 o'clock on Saturday afternoon
the City Hall bell rang loudly the signal of ire
in the first district, and heavy smoke was seen
pouring out Of the attic windows of the house OF
MN. P. Brown, ll8 Pierre poat It, The neigh-
bors were quickly at The spot and succeeded in ex-
tintufsbirg ,be fire with few buckets Of water.
The loss was about $50 The fire is supposed to
have taken from q defective fue. The engines
we're or hand early, but their help, fortunately
was not required,
UNION ENGINE Co. No 5-This Company Wait
Newburgh today as Military Company where
they are to CO received with a torch-light process
sion. To morrow they practice at target, and
attend ball to be given them, aud on Wednesday
etutn home.
FALSE ALARM.-An elsrm was rung by the Ar
nory and Market bells about o'clock or Saturday
night, bat ne could hear Of no fire.
CAnpHENE ExrLosloK-A serious accident oc
cured at No. Is Wloughby at. on Friday evening
last, by which the servant girl in the family, named
Msrv Heney, and her cousin, Catherine Hancy,
who was visiting her, were severely burned. one
of them was pouring camphene from can into
the large lamp in the dusk OF the evening" mean
fine the other ignited match which communlcat-
ed fire to the camphone. An explosion took place
the burning liquid act fire to their clothing, and
Catherine is deeply and awially burned from the
waat to the chin. She taken to the Hospital,
where she lies in critical condition.
A srABBINe CAsE.--On Saturday aat { laboring
man named James Maxwell, who resdes at the
corner OF Bond and Baltic sta not finding bis din
per ready when ne went home for it, had slight
alteration with his wife who was somewhat In
toxicated. She went out soon after to grocery
for liquor, and he went after her He undertook
to compel her to return, whereupon she seized
fork and stabbed him in the left aide The tines OF
the fork struck him on the eighth rib. glanced aud
penetrated HE lung within three inches of the
heart Re was taken to the Hospital, where his
wound was dresaed. He was doing we'll laat
evening, although his recovery is quite uncertain
He had spis up large quantity OF blood, and is
not alow ed to speak or stir. The woman was ar
rested by officer Rice and placed in the cells -
She a very much bruised, and says her husband
has beaten and kick her severely. She denies
that she stabbed him, and we understand that no
one saw it done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

JTFIyERsIRY GRAMMAR SCaOGA--?to.
q f.ssos E A JOHNSON. Rectorfhe hfs quarter o. Nv
College Or business Tha Primary Department. far e!eYes
years under tbs of Ar ID Hobby teceigeg pupilt st
rs esry an se reyon years Application Tor edma
aion may be made the Rooms, lover floor University
Buildings Circusrs may be obAinsd also Al the 0ooG
stores Of Roe lockwood Sou, All Broadway, Charles
cry. lqu2l.2ml GEORGE 8. PAgKER. Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

rVNBE PRINCIPAL OF sELECT SCHOOL VIII
take TWO or iree children into bis family 10 board and
educate The Initiation is in healthy and pleasant oca-
ton, and ia fourlshing condition The opportunity 70
COL cred very desirable one there being other chill
dren in the fam y, and tho Institution proferng good
home with the best educational advantages Application
to he made 10 The Principal at the institute Isl Aen1
n Y Terms reasonable sl8lW"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

BOARDING BCH6OI4 Fog BOYs-At Now
F9Cenasn, Connec!cul 45 mes by railroad from Hs~.
YORK. ThlA School 10 OF the olde,tn the Sise. In
the beauty heaibilpe.s and convenience OF s locally 1t
Ia believed 70 be ansurpgREed FOR particular Information
the Principal reiers to ofhis numerous patrons WHO'S
places huscess and reEdeuces may IS Et2srsled by
fefoence 10 hls Circulars hich nay be o5tsne2 a. 'he
boob Of Clark, Austip Co 2G5 Broadway. aud Of
Raynor's, rs Royery. q lmS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

rCABAK ARD DAIRY sALF,-Fhe Pacific ssi h9 sSs
1 Company having peTcied heir srrans I s, pY
cleansing and grinding pure Rock san G5 'ho9 packsgs
Of every description Al the lowest raea re an a.
heretofore made BY Of ground E1s1 s1 sp nj
san al ths es,abiishnent every
II 10 perfectly eeansed before grinding For asnpi'' $40
serus apply at the oice 100 Broad g. Hsv7f
R9Ifnvsshed Ground RocG salb ne eetea as,csd
Usually sold IN his market; furnished 10 oraef -
ra.es lane Srsod'i r. hAaooS' AA'N''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
INSURANCE.
TEE 9RoOERS'

THE 6ROOERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office No. 81 Wall, corner OF Pear-sL N. Z.
CAPITAL S20G0Oe.
FTIHIs COMPANY, having their capital all paid IN n
cash. are prepared 10 insure Buildings Asrchsndise'
Household Furniture, Vessels In PORT, their CaIgos &C
against oss damage by fire. also, the Risks Of nieno
NAVIGATION and REFRIGERATION on the most favorable
terms All losses promptly adjusted and paid
DIRECTORS.
Rryrs E-opv NOSES TAYLOR sAmpsoN MooRH,
perm MARTiE GEoRGE ELDER CHAs. BuRKHALTgR
FRANCIS SxIBDY, HENRY EOEY, ASA q: PoRTER.
JAS BWGLsoN, ALEX Il. GRANT, VIZ. Il. FOSTER,
Ben 3 SHERMAN, MARSHALL PEPooN, IsAAc G. TAYLOR,
SAMPSON ADORE, 2 resideat
J. MILTON SMITH, seere,ary. Mns
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J. w. BROWN. Ancltonoer

J. ". BROWN. AucNonaeI -
EURNITURE. PIANO FDRTE., n HO In KS
Semi 25.h g O1 O'Clock 81 Broad way, will be sold at
auction without reserve large stock OF handsome roses
wood mahogany, walnut, and painted parlor chamber.
and other househod furniture embracing complete as
softn EFT 2eher with large variety OF useful and oTnR-
mepisl houae furnishing articles. Aso-withoa reserve
10 pay advance elegant rosewood piano forte oc
tsvef; asYpcn nsruu emf. ss4 ztaN
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LAW COURTS.

CouRr CALEpDAR-This Day-Circua Coa trs
Reserved Gases u Es, 81 SOB, 49, 2oo' % WV
81 asa 6e5 us. 772 74S, IA, 745 1876
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

E1REWCH PaOTE9TAHF Boarding aud Day
School Young Ladies' s65 Broadway north OF Union
square. =, .,
Der and remain In session until the lEt OF July
Mrs LEVERETT taxea this opportunity state that the
department OF Freuch'is ably sustained by native proes
oors and teachers
Further particulars and circulars may De Obtained By az
plicaOn at The above address, 81 lwd&21eodf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

NNJINANT'S PRIVATE gaardlng schooliof Boy1,
w al Luis Ferry, nine miles from Ho2oken, Z j. ThiS
Tie number O! scholars 10 limited sixteen who may
ter the school ande twelve yegrs of &ge aud be fitted or
busneEs Fems for tuition and board from S0O to SIG
per wear Circulars may be obtained Mr. e. 0sirRnde
corner Gepal snd YaricE ste New YORK. 30 I'm