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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26
PUBLIC SALE OF
GOOSE CREEK LAND.

ny virtue oftwo DEGREES Of Chsrles Coun-
~ Court, sitting as Court of Equity
the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell before
the Court House door, in Port Tobacco, on
MONDAY, the 22d day JULY next, be-
tween the hours Of two and five o'clock, the
acI of Land inherited by Mary F. Neale
from her mother Mary c. Neale; and also
that tree. Of which the late Dr.. Francis
N eale died seized-bott together consttu-
ting the farm upon which the said DR..
Francis Nesle lived and occupied at the
time of his death, called and known as
"GoosE CKEEK," and containing sir hun
dred and fjdy acres, $3.50 acres, more or
less. This Farm has upon it comfortable
Dsceliing, Barns, Stables and
a 1NI:nsa all The necessary oul-houses.
s@EIa i:a4It is we'll ws,ered, heavily
S=s==ssas=ze' timbered, and convenient to
The Land is in high state Of
cultivation and yields abundan,ly the usual
products of the county. II lies six miles
from Port Tobacco, and is conyenien, to-
church and mill
TERMs.-Four hundred dollars cash on
the day Of sale, or ra.ifcs ton thereof, and
Tue oaidHce III thTee equat annual lns!al-
men1s, to be secured by bond and security
to be approved by the Trustee, bearing in
.erest from the day of sale. Upon the pay
ment Of the whole of The purchase money,
the Trustee is authorized TO convey to the
purchaser or purchasers the title of the said
Mary F. Neale and the late Dr. Francis
Neae to the above described premises, free
and unencumbered of the widows dover
interest. N. STONESTREET,
June &c, 1850 Trustee.
The Union will insert the above once week til
sale, and send bill with certificate of publication to
this office.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

JOHN c. CALHOUN The Legislature of
South Carolina has. by formal resolution,
called on the Hon. George Euslis, Chief
Justice of the State Of Louisiana, to deliver
an eulogy on the late John C. Calhoun
Judge Eus.is has accepted the invitation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26
COURT OF APPEALS, w. S.

ANNAPOLIS, June 18th, 1850.
No. 81. Clements vs.. Smith. was further
argued by D. Thomas and Mclean for the
appellant, and Causn for the appellee.
June 18th, 1850.
No. 9. The State of MARYLAND vs.. Kelits
Suit, was submitted on behalf Of the appel
liant upon written argument by Geo. Brent,
Deputy Attorney General for the State, and
argued by Causin for the appellee. Judg-
ment affirmed
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

The Boston TRANSCRIPT, says that the ses-
sion Of the Governor and Council ,ermi.
mated on Wednesday, wi,hou, any action on
The case OF Prof. Webster, bu, it will, it is
understood, he considered a. their adjourn
ed session, commencing on Tuesday, % OF
july.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26
OBITUARY.

Died, at her late residence, near Port Tobacco
on the 18th instant, Mrs. SARAH MADDOX,
widow of the late JOHN MADDOX, and daughter Of
Colonel WARE, an officer of merit and distinction
in the Revolution.
An affectionate mother-a kind neighbor-a
true and faithful friend, and a truly good woman,
has passed from among us. Unselfish and self
sacrificing to degree seldom seen, her character
presents rare and bright example. Being close
observer, and possessing retentive memory, her
society afforded pleasure to the old and instruction
to the Young While she loved to speak of by
gone days, and would comment freely upon the oc-
currences of the present, no harsh or unkind word
was ever known to fall from her lips. Possessing
virtue of "heavenly kind" she was ready to
forgive injuries-and, indeed, it seemed to be her
only desire to do good. Nothing afforded her
more delight than to point to the bright examples
in the character of Others whilst she ready
to draw around their faults and imperfections the
veil of charity and silence. The absent always
found in her ready and willing defender. Sian
der-that offspring of malice and envy-which has
SO often "panted thousand thorns in the human
heart" fled abashed from her presence She "lef
no heritage" of wounded feelings. No dscords
attended her footsteps and severed ties attestce
her presence. Her mission upon earth was peace
She died as she lived, true Christian. Happy il
she who in the hour of death can look back upor
so stainless lifo here, and forward with hope 50
~.ll ss.ured &c life everlasting. s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

COUNTERFEIT NoTEs.-The Hsgerstown
Herald of Freedom says that there are coun-
,erfeit "two dollar notes." Of the George
town corporation, (new issue,) in circula-
lion, one having been passed upon the editor
Of ,hsi paper
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

ExEcUTIoN.-The negro man NED who
murdered Mr.. CRAcKLlN. is to be hung a,
Prince Frederick, Calver, county, on Fri
day next. This will be the first execution
which has taken place in that county for
sixty years.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

Block tin is being used for water pipes
in ". Y ork, ss more hesl,lful SIS water con
ducto,s ,han lead
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

GtHLORIDE LIME, inst received and for
~ sale by WIN. BOSWELL & co.
lie g.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1850

FOURTH Of JuLY.-At Piscataway, Md.
the day will be celebrated by the Sons o.
Temperance. r. H. RAWLINGS will resd
the Declaration of independence, and B. J
Guynn deliver an Grafton.
Al Charlotte Hall, Nd, the members Of
the Washington Society intend celebrating
the approaching anniversary Of American
independence; for which purpose they have
appointed RIcHARDE. SUTTON, Orator, and
EDWARD T. BRlscoE, Reader.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

We acknowledge our thanks to Hon.
LEWIS CAss for copy Of his Speech on
the Compromise BiIl-and to Hon. R. ].
Bowie for copy of his Speech on the Cali
fornia Question.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

TALL WHEAT.-Dr. F. r. WILLS sent
us yesterday stem Of Mediterranean Wheat,
grown upon his farm, which was six feet
and seven inches high. ..... -.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

Al lazy boy on, in Indiana spells Andrew
Jackson thus - &ru Jaxn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26
PUBLIC SALE.

THE subscriber, as agen, for the heirs OF
l. the late Richard Gardiner, will sell al
public auction, (if no, previously disposed
of a, private SALE in The town Of Por. To-
bsccn, on TUESDAY,, the 16sh day oI
JULY next, if fair, if not, the next fair day
thereafter, the Farm of the said deceased
containing
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26
DEATH OF GREAT MAN,-GaV Lussac

DEATH OF GREAT MAN.-Gay Lussac,
the emnen. chemist, died in Paris, on the
9Th of May, in his 73d year. Lussac, whose
whole life has been occupied by series Of
great and useful labors in chemistry and
physics, gave very early promise Of the re-
pu,a'ion he was to acquire. The friend and
pupil of Berlhollet, he first distinguished
himself by work on the gases and vapors,
which placed him at once By the side of
Dalton. As savan he extended the bounds
of science by the mos, brilliant. and startling
discoveries. Making his researches some
times alone, sometimes in connection with
other eminent men-Thenbrd and Hum
bold,, for lnstance--there is hardly branch
Of physical science in which he has not la
bored with success. There is hardly q sa-
can in his study, or manufacturer in his
factory bu. is indebted to Gay Lussac for
some invention, some method, some appa-
ralus, some scientific suggestion which fs-
ciila,es his lsbors and renders his result
more perfect.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

NEW LAWNS.-Just received lot Of low
~ priced Lawns, (fast colors,) For sale by
je &c. VIM. BOSWELL s. co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26
400 ACRES,

more or less. This farm is ds,an. about
6 miles from Port Tobacco, in the direction
of Midde,own. Most of the land is in a
good state Of cultivation, producing kindly
all the staple crops of the county. The
improvements upon the land
&As:SlA are Dwelling House and all
E5IsM the necessary oul-houses. A
further description is deemed
unnecessary, as persons wishing TO purchase
can view the premises.
TERMS OF SALE: $50 cash on the day
Of sale; one third Of the balance on The ls'
January 1851, and the residue in payments
of one and two years from day of sale, 10
be secured by bond bearing interest from
day o. sale. Possession to be given on the
January 1851. ~. -. --..----.
/ WIN. a. GARDINER,
luue 26 81, Near R'vantown, Nd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

STRANGE FREAK.--A strange freak Of na-
sure may be seen on an apple tree in Med
ford, in The yard Of Mr.. Nathan Chllds.-
Upon branch of this tree there are three
large ,ohite roses. Originally there were
five, and wha, is still more singular is
they are all upon new sprou, Of this year.
oynwth
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

A lot of tobacco was sold at auction in
Lvnchburg on Friday last, a. the unusually
high price of $40 per hundred. The Re
publican says i. looked as yellow and as
rich as gold itself. The purchasers, Messrr
Booker s. Brother, design manufacturing i
for The New Orleans and San Franchise
narke cts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-26

HAVE received and are now offering for
- sale STILL ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
DRY GOODS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
oA.r.. -. .a.rln enragr.

rxsEE gUsSC2tgEEs ASenls OF the Neu-Jais@y f6'
porins snd saulng Company, ta.:eiged hon hsI
extensive Works al Hewsrk suppIy OF The Sslen' 4lnf
5rovn and 5rsuknAs Fsicta, xbieh ssti be 4lseoss
on reasonable .arms.
Thess psnts consist OF gaiols hsdes oEi 1Ssf 70
aompoaed OF aielAc oxides h5li sanS properties aod
sconouy DC confidently recommended Rhs Co5aas-
Az sso pTsparee from the oxides. paints pecast3
valuable the coating oftfou Aud Of n orhg ne btfi
sroection EP8insi civilization ooV known.
YheAa osnts uhen applied TO wood, forn also vsipz
Sic protection against hire
4 supply OF tho CompSnTs o0aoHfut WhitS oSlds y
Zinc noSsso areusrsg Used In YaIA ani ulhsT pare 2
Europe tho valuable Substitute or syhils load ard
sher deeleroua PsR,s Is shortly expected Fot gale h7
Tho subscribsra. :. Z. JONES q GD.
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
WASEIa MADE EASY,
OR HOW no WASH CLOTHES WITHOUT MA
CHIMES, WAsH6OAROs OR POUNDING
BARRELS
fRUBBiNG UNNGCES3tRYJ

BARRELS
fRUBbiNG BNNECES3tRKl
BY MADAME BEAyELr. PATENT FsE>ch LAuHDRzss
Seventh E1itJu improved.
Tbs mott Popular WorI -4ee Printed.
326tt COPIES SOLD IN SIX MONTHS.
YTFHI5 WORK really tue most ns-fli to hoasekespsr1
Laundry sers, thai -naoe person = Go asrge
iv asshus 3 yzCy shJFI uine. without 1Bng p0unders
uehsrs machines, acids turp-ntue snons csmphene or
oIher Offensive articles IL 2sn}saeB ali
WASHING D ~ TROUBLES
knd mt ses lde c1c- dreaded 81 sdds agd scol11y
plessaUI auy. lgngtovesth- appearances OF N { SIS
hem bils ID 19Itans rsIffs
hs RI labor AID saves al wear and 4esr fbe pamphlet
testfnca pEFs0us apEF 10 waR1 CA1cosA Co1on
Prints fading how starch en4 clear
slsreh L5ces Cznbfics &c. and how iron tnsn 10 The
gloves mldsE from nen GREASE spOss sgsin kc
kc Trsse r-sless auc chemical dir
coyeTe of ne aye al enOd 9 adopted by ali lt- aygs
kueIs ssunaf establishments sea nefs iAHes kc
&c fh- instrucuora plain uGHs can ius.axe l1
TIE sices Hss3 e sale zareeahe cheap and can bs
obtEtneo snv Y t-Fr for = fsF c-rLG NJ pfsn istae
C5B4PEsF AND BEST IL ThE 8ORLD
The 9fk i ssr py ueli n sHa7d pa Of sng.e ls
ser postage Price oniy 81 per COPY Read The aanexed
FRoaF * T4E YOAK
FJBLtC CERTIFICATE
Ia hEge iriec 5sdzne Az cit systsrl Of VVs,b
tns ard osr Il Toe bees IN ns word and worn more
nan y atkeo tof il
Mr. bipplpeou log Barfow.s
h Ly r., ~ urtnc-st
tuz1eas, lei tiazpau-at
Hooper 10 Suii0nsL
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h Johnson, boaksesper 100 Nastar at
fncosspds nave TIED II snG could % r3ne s snaaa ia
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20 sTold imitation End couuerfs1 be mrs n 1,,s-,
yoGF letters or Fend IS dame BEAVELF Pstsor -
aisss % a-l-st H7V fox postsgs paid and the psmuh
sei X oe f3TTsI4sd ~ re hrss mail ThOlsaDds ssI
1y usi srerT M-nsh N pa 500 ls sstnori,sd "a ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
SCHOOLS.
CLASSICAL AND MATaEmAr1 E

CLASSIC AL al u IVA a / II 4 AA & ! - a.
SCHOOL.
81 SIXTh.ANENUE
nT ESSRS. sED0WlCK T. NICHOLS siIl reopen het
LIVE School Monday, Septemser2 iis Their object
prepare pupils for sualDeSs, College t,o slar7 ca
DENY For their methods Of teaching end he rsHus Of
tbe nj hey the following Testimonial and 20 hs
gentlemen whose given oelox
From CHARLEs DAWES, LID. Apthor OF tue Course q
Mathematics"
Ngw.YORK, June 7, 1880.
hste known for several yesrs messTs. Sedgwt:k ard
Nlchos and had fl opportunity Of becoming mnutey
QuaiI with their ayste OF instruction su1 melods al
discipline, and also of Witnessing theit results,
eTt great pleasure 10 hs IL ali thsi concerns
moral culture Intellectual development! and The formEtcr
or nspy character know nothing 10 their system which
eau be improved |, may sassy DO commended IN hs
p,roueest Terms 10 all who Wish their wei in
structed (signed) ChAALE5 QAVIEB.
Horace Webster. Ill. d Principal Of Free Academy
VIM h C. Bartlett, LID Professor Of Nat and Exp
Philosophy IL The u. s. Milliary Academy.
Prof Taxler Lewis, Edmund Hurry Esq
Hon JsT4eE Harper, WIN Hawes Esq
Henry 4 Davies, Esq George O. Collins ESQ
Richard B. KimbaL ESQ. John Warren Efq
r. Notcom Esq Norris, Esq
Z K Mciivalne Esq T. Forrest Efq,
James Brady, ESQ Andrew Smith, EaQ
Sam Hopping Esq Brook s Stiles, FAC
Ign. 0alS SWiSa&Eh oaruWF&S
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SCHOOLS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
- SCHOOL,
npposrrg tsToR PLACE, NEw-YoRK.
rDIC Nj p rir-tnEl

oppoerrr .s7oR PLACE, NEw-YoRK.
A FOfGNGT, Principal
THE FALL TERN Of hi, ln1ita.ion vlcomsoce
Oh Morcsy SEPTEMBER AT g2gnea o@Es tes.e !,
pept 1Sr 1ne ensung sesson which viii sf5rd to
Ts minis t1cfessed advantages In the yarous Aepsrneuis
a., are received 81 any BtSfe OF their education AID
forrugby prepared for college or 5nstness Tie Yu2s
viii be r1.ie3 in plumber ard re sect
Tbs Psrrb sngQsgs Ia spoI h ihs School and sus ~
,tss hoDrs dsijT The Instruction Is practical sad 1se
nj st uniting eso'ts nsde 70 rflds ne .cnoa per
fecy Al bone II every ol1n N IN, ca
III TO sond and poe English education WI be Pursued,
md lbose De rug complete classical education S1l on
ov every advantage which a2y oner cssca scaoo 10 ms
clly car offer - :, -.
wRv. Delue L Co PsrAfow 561 Broad way. 30 FouHn'
Az a. Dupuy 50s Btosd way; Roe Lock wood IA Broad
wsy y q Miller obs rosa va, al The schoo-roo1ni
md 4! Mr. q radiance. l6i 7 wsf.h-al Aa93 5aEsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
IMPORTED oARPETINGs,

FOR I'd e FAIL FKAUE
"a NTH LOuNS8E2Y are now receiging the!r suo
- Plies the fail Trsds consisting Of ROYAL TAPES
TRIES BRUSSELS IMPERIAL THREE.SLY, III.
GRAIN rnd olner CARPErtN3S comprising one OF no
largest compe!e aud desirable sssoftments ever Of
feted In this market
Their purchases beiog made entirely for CASH, affords
them advantages making that but few poss9gs,
and enables t6ep, 10 sell At the lovest possible pdcsa
EugnshTapssU terpeS from lis to la p9r yard
English Brussei Carpets, from So 10 lug per ard.
English Thtee.PlY CarpesE, from 10 10 lGs Der yard.
All efican Threeply Carpes frou Is 20 "a per yard.
English ans American suptrhne ln2rsn Carpets IRON
b. TO To per yard
Engshaad American fae Ingram Carpets, from 40 to So
per yard
Common Ingram Carpets from 20 to IS per yard.
Also, large OF English and American FLOOR
Oil CLOe HS. tom feel 10 2, f es wide
URUGGETiNGS b 4, 81, IA and l6.i wide, with
choice OF ali Other goods connected With The
trade. equally low SMITH LOUN5BERY,
sz2w' 4f9 PeallGt. sixth Carpeg from Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

BANKING ROUSE OF j. oARoTHERS l. co
No - WOOD-8T PIFTsBURGH PA.
COLLECTIONS uede on al the principal Cihes OF
" she United States Reference Ia EeI.York A7ssis
Tns0w, Lspier / Co. 81 "ai-st anl1lf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

5fyKE,f. Riia lis Of Il. geae4tes Of ste
= asyor azd a5 ' ny y % 80 Io'a
,-g,.ys 10 ~ apeHus 1t ,'- - -. i '.
& Al i" n ~ ''7
&c lu1rr-rts N@a - A. JEe faah.tei Aa4
Tus7,t syeab ,tfszt, he f"-tN W Afl ~ - ~. 80
49, ir1 4Assefileti u ~ 'le -l-
sI,e SIprrfus tceft of tfr STATE o.
Se -, 49, liz s+Jr Nsvenb~r. Sc S.'e aotss
-, g., 49, -sf.l.at. tsA Al oi no L@ssAl-I7 q -
P45ps ut State a Nes f'fa 10 ~
A. ep.- 40 ~ reiec -ss-rrl iaNs fsAti9s y -
g. ~ 80 Yrt f1tn ,1- AL P,>4sd %Pni = tHtS go
bsf al tr s>tlALs aad h''cs'.s %
Comm, tati- CONTAINING -is
such tnis ts 4e9
on ~ man. Of n- together WITH speh
...,,-rt ~teta-r tor fstnNss e11sa' All 'se
the ssi Commissioners nlsn usd - <s YSr, 5l
o. CorrIU~aa1-ro i he Clly pi
te- rsp-eop eopcerni asfS enys
ut east S DAY, b-jn- ,hr ,ad Commissioners s'N -
Ia tie sad Supysus ,t Var aud pLtcS astt -
houed And Tie urthe Giss a9'Se
the provisions the Act 20 sIsena 81 ~
CITY and Ccsnty New YORK And fof oshsr purpose pa
IA is4o, passed MAJ J. ist IA the or o"nsfs
thereby they nave as-s-meal aud
Who's, who Is
writing TO DAVID Bs ss4 mamma ot sa4 Soiaas 'neIs AZ
his plscs OF basre5s Nsau street Cy New York
thirty dsy irou III" tat" at M ntee AH4 that ~ mtt
.rbc,c- oo~s that % To Aa thos0
lots niece. or saeis tIais, yn td oeS lie Twelfth
Ward ta City Nsw fS, ld eptse1 sa1 t'2iHsa between
One Hundred ana osfe0 rrt and ms
HrJr aud Twenty eNent strset
fortn on the d one hIgSId ana 9s'sn
~ & Hundred and rNsut, Streets and upon tie street,
between streets. suj comprising Al ne ois SsS ~
Hundred All stfsta and GAG
Hundred ard Twenty streets, ard n" center he
Trth aud Eisvsnt sd tho tsuis haS 9Sta Ea'n'
the as Commissioners at~te he W.
~ mat their reuort natter, Will 90 nSis mi en'
- hs supreme Court Nv fort At SPECIAL sf
nj the sad Court h- th- y Hall N the CY OF New Tors
On s,lnsy the 10Th day D. 1880 al Tie opening q
theEssi'af as ootse eAn Oe ooN
D. n SN s,1S,,s1sn comr...sopsr.
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Alnrmirn Rn,Irena .scclaeus.

HARRISBURG, " e1naRdey, Sept5.
This morning sn alarming accident happened at
tbs W Warehouse OF Mr. Wilmer at Salapss foQr
miles below Mount Joy on the Harrisburg and Lsn,
caster dsilFoad. Owing to sheer negligence, sne
switch AZ thls point was sarned toe wrong way aud
the ioeomos1se CambEis which wss comias along
WIN thepassenger tsaia wAs thrown from the maia
track, ran over the teFIninua Of the branch slony
the NarehoQse ard down an embark ment.
The eneu eefs saved then lives, bat spr2insd
their legs considerably by iespiue CIT the snein,
All OF the passengers escaped mirseulon.lv n al
not the engine been reversed al uoon as /, was
the less OF life would have been ramense.
~ II. D. BfscAet.s Jewelrg ,so,e 81 Brsttl..
boro, Ys Wax robbed ca Monday nigGt OF - eco
wosihot goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

NTEREsT STING SO iNYALIDs.-rhe uo., ~,
60, - , 80 ps,ioL ear Dc cured ia In 81 hy
~ aDs sHfa1lc ldait uueni 80 rn-umati. m tof
,- ssaGlas5 ~ slla spd vel !eStsd rsm9d - Ike
= 80 nR arr To isst lip b. aad cramp infant
%l5 coH'.I q exhibit rdspugsb.e credsn,is. and 80
,Ii1o.o II caisd On Hours, 10 on Saardays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

AA5AE, HI. LEG0Sre's CLASSICAL, E-4nch and
w tngish school for Boyh. corner Of -osdvsl aud
Tweth'At viii he re- opeara on M9oaay, sepl . - L
will be astSted by the teschers Of French, WRITING
D6ANING READING, &c Clrcuisrs ung he DO stued
al Lockwood, All Btaatway Crowens $50 Brosiws g,
al he reaide &c oflhe Principal, 27j Teniosi
aLL2l- LIZ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

CUMAlNGS'S
4 ACADEMY FOR PAINTING AND DRAWING
~ b9 HousonlL OF Mercer. Te-opens for the asa
sou on Monday Sept2. suSt lT'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

AfTiHDOW SHADES! dILf C08NlCEs OEA.
w PthY MUSLIHs, &c-Fstlliles gao1i flruishlu 2
lheig windows Fh ,ns above ar1c-s, ,itl ma 81 c
WO0nFORDS 295 Broadway. he ts-gest aud oea az
saIIuol ciIy sylss before
dcee9 n New York Lsce and uDsn curtains drapsry,
jsGseis loops pins ba1ds coraces &c Families pur-
chasing Of the subzcr5er may rely upon gesrs hrrass
aIce teo "a ow q IL Is possible 10 npor, o. 1laa7fac-
Il &srchaus Buying 81 ygnoese W fnd II decidedly
70 lheir sdYaEtsge call before puFrh ng -=s1ners
a1sr ! c IOODyoaD, Us Broadway.
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ORANGE FEMALE SEMINARY.

N0Ks. NiCH0LAS UARKUGL respectfully an
nouncea thai her Boarding Day School Tor Young
Ladies 2l8 Weat FourieenthsL vii rs oPen on faea
day. September 10.
VIII enoeAvor perfect pupils in the primary AID junor
sefor admitting them in he ae1iof d Psnmsnl fhe
course of stuoy embraces English in ali iis branches,
Ffeuch as spoken az well ga a vuen lso guigs, and
Latin MUsc, yocs! and tnstrumental advanced eFsons
drawings German Italian ana spanish taught ny com
petept Professors suZ7 , ~
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SO, 900 WINDOW SHADES
wIUpOw sHADEs.


gIELSY 4 RIkEh i3i ChEthRu-sl call tie sItentcs
II % eli PERSON. ~anpg shades TO ineir Of
Shsde. &c1 materials fOt msfing and hanging SHADES
rbey best quality only and ss Bi prices fall q
per Iess than Eny Other manu- faciurs,s ALI shsdes
warranted tn sites or cur- s1i9 mp3Wh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

AIR JOSEPH ARTONI, formerly Ia.ructor Of
IVA Nai,ei. LaSuage I'D Literature Ia Yae College
and with Of Tho bss, Institutions It
ills ctS petiiuly uforms HE fends Ice public
thsl hs VIII be tRppy give essons in sdsn In HI
81 Great JoueS al or atpryste residences II desired
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EDUCATION F0h deutschland PO6FEa an
Lnouuce theif irerd hst nIrlCuon VIII he lmed
Monday, Sep, gJh, att1er estshdshment on Murray
Hil-kuoWp, al ce The year 1874, So the
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE.
LEXlSCTON-AVENUE
august 8.h. az 4ieod-
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9RUARDtnG SCHOOL FOR BOYS--At New
sbCaHsau Connect1cut 45 miles by railroad from New
YORK This 8cboois OF tho Oldest ia the state In
toe beauty Leshiu and convenience OF It's locality II
believed be unsurpassed FOR particular Information
the PRINCIPAL chis Numerous pstFon hose
place bUs and residences may be sAcera!ned ~
reference bis Circulars hch may be Obtained ct is
bookstore of Csrz, Ausdn Co. 2}5 Broadgsy ead al
RhYnoflk, rs Bowerv 81 I'M
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XxTAsHINGqO5 INSTITUTE, BRO JKLYN-
w Boarding ind Day School Parents ABOUT locating
School for the ensuing Fall and Winter or per-
mauerty will find ihtf / simIon Possessed Of e1csllenf
advantages IL will be re0p-l ed on Monday, sepI g.
Gaia OK msy bad 1873 Bosiway 81 John St and al
Wilcoxs y 8, Soho j Agency, 295 Broadway.
N B-conysysDce TO and from The School by stage rom
Fulton Ferry. o. IL