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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-25
WILL SOON CLOSE
DtYNT'S PANORAMA OF VOYAGE .


DAWES PANORAMA OF 4 VOYAGE 20
- B. F1Ff-Jpeu every evening a. tee Dfrst Hal
.ff1tf.. Rolas i.~ BrcadWay emhrac ~ ,tmDnl oiae
r-ws = Bo-iol All Hsf.or la az Liverpool
...ll.n. from ur Thames DO, mRzrit-rr. Buf -e., ar
Thames Tunnel .. snty uf.lai.1, and aJil tai 10 n
go beauufl RIVER Rhine
Atar -s'. ID ct. cl1rcn l1t-r = y 80 Doors ofa1
s. d r'HIr-. 90 moving a. y Il A. arhHiar1 'l
"el1 -iay ard Saturday ansrnJoa- a. o'cocs
ai0 fw'
\ ATIONAL ACADEMY OF DE-iGN.-Ihe
Nv 'rtVtft Alfla Exhibition i pro-" open g. me y"
Us --, oo5 8-o.iway, opposite Bond = tom 4 NJ u.
B. NJ Aimualc- - Gems. S.LslA Tic&-i- 3D. c"n.s
Catalogues q a-Jt Vu--
DAIi ROT wv NiOLlNfSr tKOM PORll GAL.
i give - ltoaIciOry Grand Concert ~ the Ia5 -r.
rscr ol rIr-f lrNt b. .jn hen NJ " ] De- fs-
.s.rd nJ ,he mast eminent Artists Of ne DAY. AWo
oher pieces never performed IN tAs country b." VII pay
Pali1 i,is Won.rr The Wi;-.es Dance under lr " l'
TIE. &C Pr-vu,n ant Also, the Aiqgo Appa-slolAo
by t1r rel. master. 4yet slce As decr-st
For further particulars see programme
Door, open at a CJnrert 10 commence ~ O'CLOCK
T s-ts lI c@ls 90 be- nal 10 the prucip. m-slc sores
and hotels. and - ih- Tabernacle. b&t 81
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g.. FOR SALE At AItTION-rhe Tion.nt'
H., " with he water power, lihd and dWeUht i'n-'f 4
49, srd other ouibul'fnEs, sufted NJ The NOUN oi r
Mstiaawan Greek The iiIf-Ou River RI road snd %
wairr Orur cation Tor vessels directly o ihs ni TIE
fcinry three story ard atc BRICK building "i
good water wheel ari substantial rsin g"tr ~, wei -
cnated f,r AM mcdaniel manu- securing purposes
The irelng fousrs also nearly ls", ard Fr5 fan'
yru~nt Tor he operatives
Uis believed 90 place ofars 70 ntlcemeni hr ifr
capital =. or practical nan than ms; 70 proximity {" N''
frE CON uiGlcaiins some .v" ~ fA unts day Pc lf
road AID river. never fNng stream 81 whief and hnr
hea fhy location
The PROPERTY = offered ~ Private sale previous ID th0
l2i Nav ari r not sold hv that Ine vii ne "h '4 h'
aucfI.n on the premises For pArlcu'as, inquire "l
sn8x- W LEONARD - Bruserst YORK
- FUis -Ai.t irAitTIO> The nc o,y hu''i.
III. ing houses and and waof. power, AZ NJ" Prsi'l
A Conn. will be- sold a. aIc-.oa un Ne premises, aH
"Wednesday. 18Th Nay next
Terms-Oae fourth cash, he rer a0ier one, t. ani
three vesrs secured.
Tais factory stories ard G'r With has'nef s'u
aied in pleasant sIage on a never hAuls stream OF
water Ifh l1e dam. new water-w eel ana rfh t'-f
my good .ocatou fora grain 0r faur mt ~ Tor manu-
hcurug uurp1ses ffasnc been reCsr y Used as coiI
f.rtory For particulars. inquire ~
" x LEONARD, b5 Beasc'st \. 'rto
an 3w' = CAsFiELD. New Milford. { nn
MILL be sod AT Pubic Auction he i,t day ct M,
w Al 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, IN mont OF inr ~i~
House in Hartford The Exhibition mr. show, con.sr'g of
th- RECOMMENDATION Of iIe Binis Of h4lksr mn htHt
ErchIt % and FaDy Lind -, /. -
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HaTENT- ~ III ROPE.-ln- sn1'lA acn"9y
- IA prevails n ne machine shops Ard 'sci9r~s ~
- "a . some u th- Con- 1@ni4 -1e. D-ers
-. +r,i.r.ruert iJ Inventors 10 secure P4eLs - as
- II rlri5.r = American Inventions have .a-s.y
- -, A. hap--su- pr.ce. Parties en- Obtain every
1870 n, sco .srol. hy .-lrr or OinerSis~. III he
..z, p PIRss y Waist - M,T&TAI
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1 goBBIN. a. tas-c in'4 partnership = % am tieufy
-. Ts- ulpYr-l.lJ- q wz'chss Nj tsreA.oo -
--.r--, .1ssr u an u ROBBINS BAOI H-' o.
y - =. n-reUfgr- 80.
S.w. Yors Aprl !. 81. A..
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED
CITY CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
I'm Oh Ann P0Y


FORMERLY 2o2, AND NOW ZIG BROADWAY, be-
sween Barnum's cslsbraied Museum and Genins pop
Has Store and opposite 81 PsuPs Ch1ren. The pro.
tor would respectfully announce to his numerous pa
- sand the public that his and splendid store,
built upon The site Of the old Chemical Bank has jus,
Len finished. Its internal arrangements, which were
made with view to their adaptation every branch
sextenfive business and TO enable him fully to meet
pressing demand for garments made by him. are now
completed.
This large and eommodious aore wa opsned on J.ur
day, the 18Th OF June 1880 with and elexsnt s,.ort-
uent Of superior CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs yEsrlNGs
&c he due regard has been had to the procuring Of
Competent persons TO ell the Cutting Department, ADD in no
instance . misai DO anticipated.
fhe vast facilities which be possesses In tho Importation
Of Foreign and Domestic Goods-thsir purchase being al
wsys effected the cash principle loo bin 10 .,,er
ing thai be may with great proprey STATE that no house
10 this esy, or 10 the United sses can Of any time N
vsship the solid advantages hlch be now prepared
70 offer TO discriminating community.
Diplosasie. Army and Navy Usiorns made IN conform
w ~ The order Of he General and Sals Govsrnmsn, a.d
J. all casa warranted to give sAsist ;iion.
Tho vuied and magnificent stoek Of resdym,ds Clo,h
ins embracing The newest sles and laesl sshlons which
has beer got up on rew AID improved principle made OF
superior materials, and sold prices unusually moderate
L. euinel,ly worthy OF The consideration Of the pubic
Oil imeocA EDWARD FOX
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The ALBANY Posr-oFTIcE RosBssr-TSs
Eren,ng Jos'nai Of Tuesday says: No new facts
was developed BY the examination Of Pembersos
yesterday afternoon. From tbs Testimony Of hr.
McLsughlip, Assistant Postmaster, t appears that
bis suspicious had been excited kr several weeks,
but be had been unable to fssten his suspicioas
upon any person in particular. On Sunday m no.
ing last, he placed the 0swego package Of Letters
on the top OF the matter in the bag made up fos
New.Y York, and secreted himself for the purpose Il
watching. Soon young Pemberton cane Ia, ssd
inquired for letters Of q Clerk at the time 10 the
office. He then passed over 10 the New.York bag
took q package thercfroni, and thsn took Q paper
from the "desd paper" bss which he opened. sad,
after reading moment, slipped the package iato
the paper, and soon retired from the office. M.
Mel. then followed him a. heretofore detailed.
The package contained letters directed Esi-
lows; "A. L. Frazier, Cashier, Nsw.York l.
"hessrs. Wolf & Bishop, N. "" Msssrs Nil
Ter Clock, Merchant Tailors, N. T.; Lewis
Phillips, Esq Secretary Howard Insurance &c.
N. "" Mes,rs Otis ( Wood ward. No - Wa,
ter.st. N. Y. 1" "Myles Murphy, Composisor. Trib-
une Office, N. Y. p" Charles w. Sutton. care o 10
& Woodward, N. Y. ." Messrs Blackwell & B. rr,
N. Y" George Demins, Esq No. ~ WslL1 n.
"" "Messrs. ]. w. & 7. Harris, N. Y.,"-D gb.
bets, Cashier, N. "" Hon. Hagh Maxwell, Col
lector of Customs, N. Y" Letters oil stamped
0swego, N. Y. July g."
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LOVE- AsD CRHE.-C. Piockney Henson an
Epelisbman and schoolmsster, under 30 years oil
age, has been arrested in Thomas County, Gs- ior
the murder of Robert A. Pearce, Respectable
plGnter, who bad befriended him, aud with whom
be boarded when Mr. p. died suddenly IN March
last Henson then removed to another boarding
house. but continued to visit Mrs. Pearce, the
widow, who is bus IS years old, although she has
three children. Ii being rumored that she AID
Henson intended 10 be married, her friends sought
TO defeat it, and succeeded in inducing her 70 give
hin a neeative ans wer-whereupoD he became 10
rious, declared that be had poisoned her husband
TO obtain her, and that one else should ever pos
sess her. eming 70 comply, Mrs. 2. soon aitor
lodged q complaint against Henson, and he was in
dicted for the murder. In his trunk were foand
several love letters from her. aud the prisoner has
confessed the crime, but implicates her as an &C.
complice and says he bought the arsenic with
which Mr.. Pesrce was destroyed for the purpose
Of killing q negro boy who had witnessed bis i'm.
proper famisrities with Mrs. p Henson is good
scholar and orator, and had been selected by the
Sons OF Temperance, of which body he vai a lem
Der, to deliver fourth Of July Grafton. He svovs
that be desires to live only that he may revenge
himself on the woman She il very respectfully
connected.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PsRr H0PE.-We have
been favored says the Rochester Democrat) with
the following extract OF letter from Port Hope,
structive FIRE which occurred in that place: "A
disastrous FIRE broke out in this place at o'clock
this morning destroying large nu Der OF wooden
buildings. The FIRE originated in g stable, and be-
fore it could be stopped, an entire block was con-
sumed.
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fully adjudicsted upon by the proper tribunal The
course Of the Executive Council In this matter
wears altogether an extra Judicial appearance; and
we are not without fears that tmay be Of injurious
tendency. There will be no question, no xever.
that they are actu ated by the best Of motives aud
IL 10 satisfaction to know that IL they err at ALL il
il on the side OF leniency and mercy.
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CIvIrG. BANK DIVIDEsD-EAsr RIvEa

SsAVINOs INSTITUTION 100 Chslhs sqdaro, eor'
,,r on Jam cat New Y0fk -fns dep sors arc nsr7oJ
notified that semisnnua divdeod, mo rae Of ave pr
hours Of business the Bsrs upoe all sums OF ave MAS
ard upward and han I've hundred dollars and l1Qf
or cent Der arnum upon sans Of Eve hundred douEs
nd up~sfd which bsve been deposiied a. esst teres
MOTHS previous the frsi inst A.,
All interest called for vii be rsced 70 ne e1s1' u
the dc poslior ~ principal -.
Open to receive deposits % hondsy' Th1rsdAJ' and
Saturday from 10 O'Clock, IN 49,,
BIZ order VI Ibe eosrd, ELlAs u DkAhh' rlssiaea|
CRARLEs A WHirrEY, Socy.
New Yotb, July TO- 1850 WV ]ls
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DocToRs Our or FAsHIos.--Iu Cincinnati, the
Board Of Health is composed Of citiz ems who are
not physicians. The reasons for this are given in
Report Of Committee Of the Common Council last
year. When the Cholsrs then made its appear
snce, IL out Of tho first 81 csses died. This ere.
ated great classification, which resulted utm ate
y in the resignation OF the Board Of Health. com.
posed wholly Of Allopsthsts The Committee OBJ.
jected TO the formation Of a new Bosrd composed
OF any one medical sect the grosuG that ii might
be intolerant toward other medical sects while in
Board in which the different sects were equally
represented, quarels would be likely to arise
Hence they concluded to form new Board. CON
posed Of intelligent citizens not physicians. who
should exercise due impartiaty in selecting med.
icsl advice and in this way protect the welfare OF
the ,ick. The present Board consists Of the follow
ins lsymen: Me,srs. Jonah Msrtn. lPeesidentl b.
storer, Lowell Fletcher, James ID. Taylor, Henry
Jewell, Henry Roedter and Joseph Burgoyne'
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TyHR TRUSTEES " rae sEAnErs ~ ~ :


- skA.BATHkNG ksTA BLIsHH - Ia,
Tis Oe..a,e Hoass Al Coaey Isisod oPea .oa ~.
A rees pun Of bosrdso AID nsent .s.9,s DsI.,ss
sreerop Of Charles NJ Rogers, fornsiy " ~ a s.oaI
80. ana, mis- aoass 10 dsrsh1aly siiasiso
go NILE, from sroos fyp. cary OF &c sss ~ 49,
as s,sgrs and d eslsorsted Tor mAsslhe ess
Sasnlleu.p vi hfnx 10 DO bostn<ss N 49, ara 70
~. e. ts- rposping Of 0e0eh BY boai OF s-se'
urn N me Efisrbooa- 49,. .,a ,ss pasfc ,hG
TIE undsrsxnsc sssures es nleses 81, ss.y ossssaI
na sxressble sad sorcis so>rs Sa IA ROGERS.
c,.u.n.. I.,x a iss ID sss~n'
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SCHOOLS.
49,
rROrEssoh Won HEERln9ENs
MUSICAL oonSERvATo TORY


No 90 Third-svsnue.
FREE SCHOOL for instruction Ia Piano, Guitar,
"A Harp, Violin and Vocal Nusc Instruction given n
he old system OF notation, or both a. the pleasure
sf,he pupil Terms In classes u per month only for ass
Of instruments; private lossons s2o quarter Of a los
sors al Us Corssystcryi do. do $50 Per quarter 81 resi'
ieuees mvil lsn
DIANO-FOnTE INsrRUCTION,-Agsu' gentleman,
Professor Of the Forts. having ae~ hours unsu-
poyed would be hsppy to give lessons on tho Psno tin
the city vicinity 10 few sdes al their own residonces
Terms moderate For further particulars please inquire q
So FutonsL Brookyp where hs can be seen between the
hours Of O'Clock r. n Any letters directed to "Pro
f,ssor Of The Plano" at the above direction will receive
prompt attention. JSii Sc
GENTLEMAN who has hled the Office VI PROBES
1sOr Of Philoogy In European UaversIy, being for
time OF ploymenI would lie 10 osr1ct during
The ensuing Summer vacation iow young gentlemen pre-
pairing for College otherwise dssrous Of ptosecung
cir studies In The classics Eugtsh branches aud tho
French Language and conversation Address J at The
Tribune Once s9SIeodiss
GENTLEMAN who has had much experience aud
N progress In teaching the guitar playing, ana sing ne
would Do happy 10 obtain Q few scholars more. Terms
moderate. Apply to p Or, sra Broomsst jy6 6tsc
- Fov OIhey sehooa hsscSrss~s"ts see I'D Pass.
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. H0IERAC CAN 81 CUn

VHOLEHA Gan Be CUHED.-II nopes hs
he bic vii not forget ne highly respectable sod n.
liable t-strouals published 10 our ca, pspers lest ye~
esabnsh,ng The reputsiOn Of me Life ffessfv1 os
HunPs Restorative Cordis." a. preventive and m
Cbo,,ra and al morbid sysrusioss Of nc eo~cis In
CoTS.I nav he obtained ~ Wea Mn tesnn sna o.
A. n 0OCGH 4 co. DSzsisS, cors>< Of Cor.s 80.
ard BroacHsy p"
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1'HE NAV YORK LAUNDRY -Ofes No 10

sprpce a. be.r tns Tnoano Ofbcs. Tnis efloa'iss 60
tahsishr1cn pow 10 full operation Nes shrs oseg.nuy
esns' washng trcludisf nsadng. IS ceas pc d0ssa,
200 ladies' sss family -sshiss 81 Eery rsasousoe r.ss
,.nros MADAME RAYMOND,
b ivss. sspsh.isn(ssi
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urArrs,s NERVOUS ANrIDOrg.-ws

xHATTs,s NERVOUS ANrID0rk.-Wao
w could say before IBIS srssi dseovefy r mal9
mai new could oil spinal complaints spas
rndIe couu scuons nsedsche uemos % nLAuoo
pearsxie disesses sPopleIy paralysis epilepsy geosfu
osbtnS 6ciency and PnsscA energy aoo al
ryo1s disorders Have Of vie imtsuons f0f your
s.les ouy LolhiDg but Wsss Nervous Andos iIr nev.
ous 10 tho Efs me ooly cure ~nen nf
ony by promising 10 Isturn The money does nor
hIch no in 90 oecsuse tney knowtocy onr
,ml,st, nv advertisements aud not my nsdcine TALoOr
WATTS O7 Nassau chief depot Vi per oo1is !, per
dozen u -
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GENE RAJ NOTICES.

NtW-YoRK July Is, 1850.
tF- Notice.-Asa marx Of respect fJr tho memory Of
the late Presoent and OF regret for bis desth much 10
he depored by the whole county the Pubc Offices OF the
United States 10 this district will be closed during the
whole Of Rddsy, the i2h inst
open from TO O'Clock, only for the transaction OF inds
per.sbo business.
mat jyll q
pT Tho Albany Dutcbman.-This popular jour
nsI VIII commence this week, the public
citing Novelette,, by 'Psulkenbrdse" the most spirited
writer Of The day Wholesale Al ens DEXTER n bko /,
q Ann st. New-YoTk iyll H.
- Ps otAsv Gs.svoi Notices, 49, ia Page
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We have received Giles Il IN, g..
OF Leon de Nicaragua. 70 the isth y,,. ,,., N.
papers are mainly taken Up with utir,,. -
ing the comparative advantages q the i.,s,...
and Nicaragua routes. The details of ths l.,,,.
route are very full and interesting, and we sA.L
give portions Of them a. soon a. Cur sp.cs VIII Al
low. The confederstion Of the States Of Kiosrs.
gus, ssn Salvador and Honduras Is completes. The
town Of chinsnaegs tou the road fou Lsos A,
Reslejo, and about two leagues fro,, IN. I.tsss
portl has been selected a. the Cspitsi a IN. ~,
State. IL is foursh'Dg towu Of aAoef a.oso n.
hsbitsnts, in the mids, Of rich and highly culti.
vsted country. Meanwhile, Ne translate kom Ia
Coreo Of the I2'h ult. the following posicssf sss
Charge, Mr.. equier's. departure from Lsont
The American Minister taking advantage csAis
three months leave Of absence. left this stty
on tire 9th inst FOR the United States. A few dsyS
before undertaking this journey, positive intslR
sence was received that the Congress at w sshings
ton had Confirmed the choice which the Govern
n ent made in the person OF this minister.
"Of sll the tcreigpeYs who have visted our soT,
there has been none who has made more profouad
study OF our topography, OF oar character and OF
cur history. He takes with him partico plans Of
al points that offer any interest and. what 10 much
more important, the experience Of al that Near.
sgus and Central America has suffered from British
violence, to which he has himself been Q victim.
since although be frequently iorw arded dispatches
more than three months have elapsed since he has
received any reply from his Governmsns OF bio
friends.
1--WE do not doubt tina, In three month"; this n.
lustrioUs func.ionsry viii be back again 10 Nicara-
qua. His return viii % followed by innsusrabls
benefits, since for the purpose Of Fastening grand
enterprise. already begun, Z line Of commentaries
will be established between the two friendly re-
publics, and thus tho State Of Nicaragua yin ~
come better known and respected 5ach 10 he
activity the intelligence and the good will Of tbis
gentleman in favor Of Nicaragua that we already
toresee the result Of his exertions and the cores,
pcnding gratitude Of every Central American
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CKANE,s PATENT sOAP.-Tne psseos rlset ior
Ohis poouU and cseorscd article 10 offered for sale oe
c.Ilfouis. Oregoo, Esw-Msxiro, ilio0s. Wscoosia,
xehIs an MINI esotA Alabama Georges and NssissppL-
Applyto LORD, LYNCH l. co. III salhvsAsh
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COAI YARn NfHEurPERPARrO K aROAn.

(|OAL YARD IN THE UfPEk PAKT OF BKOAD-
OWAf FOR sALE-OEe OF tbs most isiby siGustsd
Coal fuos In tho city 10 row ofesvd Tor sale; 10 Ia
crest enr-y by iron br.csd snsds
s psved hroog nou, brieG Oh 60 VI ston-s aud
sesr ard four lease low rsnt snd hrsrsis
custom 10 fact Il oHcrs either bsxtrners
old established d-sross Of sxtssding iis bssasss
un.qa. ID sdvantagca Apply 90
bic eus h0kHk MORGAN PiaeA
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OWES or TIE FINE ARTS are invited " exsnins
A n.suufal coecTion Of miniature limitations In bscu
ofthe cassic worms Of Tnorwaisoa ne sres. Danish
s.1Intor eocssunK Of ssEuettes and basroies Of ee
.hosesst productions Of the great artists master ehiset
fhry sre exhibited al GRITfcHs JIG Broadway Where
,lfo f-~ duplicates are tor sale ly5 foseod'
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LADIES AND GBNPLE1EN sflicIed ~ph sam.
LmeiDg those having tdends who arc 90 unioaD A.
O. 10 be I'll cted respectfully sohee1 70 eau "a ~.
Bosrdmsn Al Tsylors Hotel Cortland o. sna
nsrs. Of rs.iSerce II ,equesi.d. jyli IL
CI00 hkWAhD IL offered BY G. sASGhE,
SIUU lOl Nssslus ST. fJf the solution OF ms ionou
rag puzzle bat he has punllsned 10 new nsse
leS afhe Penny Thought" with Ihs ro.,oos1s pfo,so
thai The answer Ht accompanied by 80 cenn o. o
frfied N not right The right answor and % wnon ~,
viii be pubhshed In Two weeks nme. Opea Pf ~ ~
In he very first week OF the world wn made
Thcu b rot siven 10 Adam or Eve, fsld
But strange yet rs true, hs sl women s ii v.oes
WIN nv pfeseree beon troubled, I've made mem =" "
Eor lever have spared etther wsn,on or wiz,
~ the widow; bui never been known In my NO ,uu.,
70 dwell where !heres hears esss ~ s rss,
Tho he wickea u. hly torment day and nsn'
I'm rot n mere vision though never " ssut
I'm always Ia wsr,-ofsel found where hsfos ""~'
/ am never In upison-never 10 nea "a ...,s
In the wound OF be ~ ord, tnoaSn nevof N 49,
Ard follow the arrow, fai@ed 10 tsks ofe.in
I much doubi II Minervs my Pfesenee pc .s,s
With vifdow, 'us certain, oiieI nNs
ure win Tbs wretch IL bis woe and su VAN
Rnt de insi1n disdsins ne, 'tis part Of nis Az,
mo 10 balaI &c, Of. Wilt wiswsa s1d sqiA"'
80 10 hose al who link they ne can oenho ~, trs
1 i've 10 6 f.w. emsodiedin t~ts IT,
,.1nV TRUsTEEs OF rae sEAnENs SasA
Fns s.vINCs hsvs ordered That inseres! De psla ,s
=. dsne.iI. winch according 70 the oy-ls~s are ca =.
,ssS,io for ths ak mopnI ending Sota 'ane' i'"'
% .. ofore thous.ns dollars and under 81 he rae OF
~ ,,m. .Ic-soiog one Ihoursnd dollars NJ 80
ave rer cent per snrun, payable on or si'o'
"a. willie placed TO ID, credit OF deposon -.
c,tnrto.i TIE TIusisss give notice ms nsre. ar
bs h.sI rae o. interest win 90 paid Sny 10 srRoSG
WILLIS NELsos. Secretary. ,,iiiv~
New IOrs. July 70, 1850. -
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TO OWNERS. BUILDER, OF CONTRACTOR.

SUfERiOh KILN. DRIED DOORS, ssshes
giaked or not gsIed Blinds Of all kinds painted
90 hand or made 70 order such prices will not
iaD 10 suit purchasers
The subscriber prepared TO to furnish say Of
ne Shove articles. In sny quantity quality All orders
VIII ~ ptcte6 for transportation delivered thu
~ beeknsns N. " lte8 f2rseod' n P. KfABALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11
OTTO COTTAGE, HoBoKEN.


srRAUSSS CELEBRATED BAND,
Comprising 10 Performers
LIVERY MONDAY, "Wednesday and Friday, from
IL Pm TO ~. Fernsxe reduced 10 four cents.
EB.-ID the wsslhoT 10 unfsyorsole the Concert
will come OF tho hrs fair day. b9 llusf
'5Bb DUsskLDOhF ACADk.nf w FINE
L ARTS New kalnrings recently arrived from EufOPe
anoug which 10 Grfmabs" by koehlsfa WORK Of ArI VI
TIC hignes csss The exhibition Of Paintings by Arists
u the shove School, has received many additions and
open the two tho Hall Of lhe Church
OF DviLe Unity IN Broadway between Spring and RnncS
az from 10 O'Clock, An oil 10 o'erck III.
Admission, Is cents season Tickets, 50 cents Csta-
logues I2t cents jel9 n
CYmNAsiUM-mr CHARLES OrrlGNOS would
VI peeifgy inform the public thai no has become
sOe proprietor VI ceisbra.sd and extensive yunasium
Originated BY Tie lae MoQGquin o. oyS sroadwsy, n5n
NbUs and 10 order 10 cary oa lho paas OF hi, superb
establishment kAs ensssod celsofsed Gym1sstic from
Germany whose Of Tho art has never
eaIsed 10 america by soy professor Tnos, pupils
Of tho late professor whose Term Of subscription had not
expired and who desTous Of Continuing WILL BY call
Ing and Joining during July, DO treated WIN on tue most
liberal trims. Further particulars al iho Gymnasium
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