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PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.

NTONsl EUR DEVOTl respectfully informs the heads Mn
Of tAmlIes, Pupils, the Ladies E;,Iy
Gentlemen OF New Orleans that he will hts ACal- w
about the lOth koYtmterneIt =
IN the most perfect style OF the by rs
used best academies Europe the l.
Hete Education BY this the pupil acquires the trQ
manners elegance ct department. and accomplishment the
9r eaH onm etc. now Stln IN the most fashionable society III
Europe and America. He teaches all the Dances and
WazCs, the Pas Quatres, Scottish, Aamanie etc
Sre Waltz Cenrus, Two Steps and Spanish Waltz aud CnT
TEMPS etc. the after OF which vogue most fash
9n1bje Saloons Of Paris. He teaches also, all the dances
RloH0 luare POkas, Maaurcas English orrplpe, ETC. the
Fancy Dances, Syphe CHcoyeune Tarautul Cschucha
JNlrn
N Bhs facts be depended upon verbal prom
es or written prtenons, Mons D. invites
e lessons IN order that they judge 0l his capacity
te'y t difference between the and cid method Of years
a X They viii thus vi their eyes pupils ne
Instructed IN tho the Chorrgaphc art and thai
pupils viii not be INFERIOR dancing eeapor
America. '
The number Il pupils will be limited.
The Classes Will be conducted with the
purcuuIiy regard to dccDrum silence.
There VIII be classes during
my; on Tuesdays 81 O'Clock p M SATURDAYS at "a
o'clock A. NJ The other Wldne1lRy 81 O'Clock p and
on Saturdays at 2ocock NJ Tor young Ladies Masters
society.
P. NJ. ~ N 1N
He will receive subscribers for four months half lesson,
a. q
Private classes residence M IA
Notice will be Of fnl
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSIN ESS CARDS.
% nd s EsPhsS Gfs;sl .ss Ss% ] SS:sH ''af 81 a
~ y rlSss M99n o & co. c'"'so 81 fsg' y@G
THARLEs sIUu CLIFTON, Groccr anl Wine Mr..
pssEs GHEss.sooD g;.{ 2 4 GO. cc,a@i'ss,g, q,a
XETII,I1l; ! iiISISEI -;
w ~ ~ @ ~ 2 tOHtmt"otOh .hSrchHW
t9 2SSST5 ,, len =. 1LstSL -, ys2 s
! street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage. ap5 y
BILEt LEY, .8gcnt fer Miss III PynLtney: Office
4. No. Ii St. Charles st. ap2 Tyr
- WOLFE, Importer If vine, BraRdy, GIN, etc.. aad
ysT O. tAYN;nSn s,,,a,,, -, =, -,
w. street. D a1M 'M.H'
A ~ tjiaa S4P BT0her' 7s Foydrs r., stTest' re-
InEIS a, ,NDI.uyl =. A. "a, 51-.
III Ss Snd 81 5fss Bge 81 + G55no1 G&1 S@sGn T. e. @ S5
pH.%, MIR * 80. Gentmis@sop .ie5chaols, NJ. s3
LyE,yEIE, 7, TAYIOR. Io,or,cr or Nm, c,,J
, Liqaa|8, Nos. 1 : and ii Royaa str i. ui8
/ i. bEAitO' 7ncttoRecr and y1pyratser, No. o
y hanHs arcade, tew Orleans. o.
0N a4f Fsis = 6ee Ses;s 81 & &Ssrcse" Ssas Esreii,soa
WIN. II. SEYMOUR. $. o. sEyyoIR.
> RElcs6lo 1ad HSto Gormey 3%5 "a q a HSFhi9&r3
In ~ r..iss re- =, may 1.,,,,s 80, ~; 9i2
X PHLHR, p S5' s5"5j si tiSAD,JG5EPH - Irr S5d5' d.
AFj t;rnyjer Etrast '' 90 '>'N III t't 4 /, ~
V5M: WALLACE Y. WOOD, Cos19szl5r q Las,
moved 10 No. s G5aT nane Ie HIa5@ Pi,e , J If3 @ re-
;SI@ w., ,51sa,;. =, ,,,,,,, :, mn:2 y
w tdI6 sIel L; ; 10olh Ill., @tGrg Psbf NJ 2i
Ahhs WRIGHT 81 son, COttOR F0ct0rs ard
srest @ La 'S '',''D""' o. All Sf4Ssf y
nRLRY IL PHILLIPS, P0riraI Syn CZ1:==5775.
delet street four doors above ieya. au3O I'm Gszss.S
i ,.L is ~ , ~ 135s' S gEtf ] ]Emsgar E5tab.tS&meat
fIosntni " ~ ana ~ ''77'' oPp'9Ae El!4iiy
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!. ORLEANS and CARROLLTON RAILRoAD.

20 - -. 9sss g, -. ]
Neg .frrdR dRgsmeR-HOig Departure of the Cars-Op
ing Of the Louisiana and Napoleon .4BenGe BrdHra
Roads and Reduction The Fare to take place on tse
1th Of FC5rttqry, 1889.
single ticket distance to or from, above Louis
lana n venue ~ 10
- '' - children over and under I2 years 0 10
To or from Louisiana Avenue, Children half price .
oO tickets for above Louisiana Avenue, from Carroll
30 tickets from Louisiana AvenTe e........... "
Personal monthly tickets, (tfOm Il first the last OF
each month only, } any distance 5 co
Je Cars depart from the BarenRe street depot as OGu1s
Horse Car, u A. NJ. 81 and H. p NJ.
steam Train, NJ, then every hour until p. from
the third Monday in February the second Monday in No
yember and at other times until IA P. N.
From CdTTOlLtOR:
Horse Car, A. M; 8 and l0P. NJ.
Steam ITaln then every hour until P NJ from
the third Monday February to the second Monday in No
vembeT, and at other times until 655 NJ.
LAFAYETTE LINE:
Fare any distance, (chdren above half price so
~ tickets, - ...................,.,,,,,,,, a 90
Personal monthly tickets iom the to the last Of eas
month only } any distance. .........,,,. UO
THE CARS DEPART AS FOLLOWS:
FROM IaIayeue, IN summer %, and ~ A.
from Sanal street, DO ..,.......,,69, "a and A
iItl ila1ete' III winter and IA
rom Canal street, do. .............,7, ~ and SA
tier WHICH the Cars will leave each end every feel
les until p NJ then at 81, 9, 10 and II p M, from
ap123. IOHN HAMPSON. Ens'T and SGper't
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FARE REBrCKD RIFTY CENTs
~ n Daily Pack ketAcTOss La e ePOtcha rtraiE
lIs5Es -fe5 .4rrangsmeRt-For Vaudeville, Lewis
Sszzzzez burg Madis0nyilis and gton-Thefi in
tlii trsde j. '" Hoffman, master, viii leave hereafter
oSRAi{ s~ oa'sn' Z M S1yf co'ins.o5: NJ
uyESDAY u N. cars. rU ESDAY ........5 A. NJ.
EbInA Il .;,;.,.l2 NJ. cara FRIDAY ........,.,5 A. M
SALg hDA I...l2 n. cars i AFURDAY ...5 A. n
EUGENE ROCHERE EAU & co. n and 70 81 L,ouis -
OF MARTIN s. CO., 4, ,,.-.
JeI LEWIS AI4CUS. SCoNlhgt0n'
~ Letter bag will be at the Office Of NJ JuDsoN,
coLner Camp and Canal strees-coses day A. NJ
ia n Montgomery and Wetumpka Regu-
stkeets--I' lar Packet steamer 4. DOUGLASS, T'snt
SsE[--1gE2 james :. Montgomery, vii leave lL,bjjs
EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, on the arrival OF the
MewDTieans Mail Boat, and arrive Montgomery on
Thursday Morning, IN time for the Cars The A. Douglas
Z entirely new, and built expressly tor the Alabama River
trade. O4 I'm
F.$ T. Fare reduced TO 25 cents =. q. S. Ifa4
lssfy - t0T e. UlRgtOp ria lflndeUHe, LeoisbRTg
zzzzzzzsza GHd .NalisgnUle-The new and substantial
Lake steamer LENORA, [but expressly for this trade
and unequaled sgl-bOAt,) J. w. Dunnica, master
eaYes he lakeend Of the P1ncharran Railroad EVERY
DAY tSuEhays eEcepted) arrival of Il O'Clock M
cars r turning leaves COvHgtGn EVERY DAY, (Sundays
sxceptst) at O'Clock A. a. Passage . cents. Meals
extra 30 cents.
~ b. The steamer enora has recently been thorou ghly
repaired a RENTED in the best possible manner she has
superior lu - Engine Boilers fire engine Hose, etc. as can
oe ASCERTAIN ID By calling the insurance offices in New
OEed7 or IN steamboat and boiler nspecots. For further
PAYNE HARRISON, g Poydras street.
MM. l.. { USHING & co. 55 Common street
STEVENSON, DkMERRITT & co. TGravier st. IS
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David L, Seymour, Hunker, was nominated for
Congress at Troy, NY.
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IA 80 boxes Underwood's Tomato Ketchup;
20 do do Walnut do;
10 do do Mushroom do;
r, Nj MCALPIN, 7 Canal street Row,
old If and 20 Common street
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FANCY GOODS.
z ", x "A

NEW GOODS,
FBTIE PUBLIC is respectfully
by the last Cities and gs1ss
selection OF French Fancy Millinery NJ ersrtn
OF which p=ctfuly attention of sli eseesri
D. =. YARMOUTH, II Charfrss sfrss,
~ Orders for the making Dresses Cloaks ani Mantfs.
promptly executed superior artts -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-23

GHEESE-35 cases English Dairy and Pineapple landing
- from bark May Flower, fGr sale by
O2 e. ]. HART 81 CO., 70 TGhOupitOUlas s
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"ILLACY g. CO.'S Passage and For
-zsEza varding Office, ~
LtLLILA No. New Leyee, Iewesn Canal and nss
asz=7=z7l Common streets, New Orlenns
lor Chagies Panat San Francisco, and b
n D. Passengers orwarled all ports Mississippi Ohio
Illinois, Red a1d Ouchia Rivers, Mobile, Montgomery and al
parts Of Texas. 81 sm ian
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E May be speedily and gTmGnent removed by the Of the
newly discovered Cosmetic, FRENCH CL YfUS. This
Cos nec an Indispensable requisite every ady toilet It's
elects upon the Skin and Complexion perfectly magical For
sale, price 70 cents per bottle, GUlON'S,
ST. Charles aud Canal stress.
Importer o Fancy Articles Perumey and Sporting Articles
Eg This Lotion alays all irritation oecasoned by the hs Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-23

Nc. IG1 Camp st opposite the F2OraHce House,
New Orleans.
'Hlt undersigned has hand and constantly receipt
4 OF large additions of FRBNCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS, CAssIM tSREs and VEsTINGs, of the
finest and latest styles and best manufacture and well
prepared 10 supply his friends and the public with Fall and
pfHter Clothing. made in the best of the latest
P9rls and Northern styles and reasonable pTces
Also on hand fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, of Paris
and lis own manufacture, consisting follows:
Ioats OF various styles and cOlos at Iom $6 90 to ESQ 90
Pants do. patterns and '' 8 .... ) 90 to Il 90
Vests do patterns and '' " 80. 90 to S 90
. ALso-A fine Stock of Shirts, CTavats, ~ Terms
CASH.
Qna 4
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aEN' ORLEANS hs5i5HtAsT q hEMITTANC8

- * A @h
HE undersigned his old established Office continues to
accommodate derOus of remitting money 10 their
friends in England Ireland Scotland with Sterling Sight
Dralts, payable In pOstown the above named king.
dLms, and in SO suit He aso as usual Continues
1g passengers brought from Liverpool this city on goo
ships and reasonable teymB Parties living at distance by
addressing letter (pospad) the undersgned viii be
,-cmptly attended to. JOHN TIIOI'E
$40 TIN u Benk Place
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WANTED.
80 80 = . ~ 7.II13II 5U5T-., ?
LABORERS WANTED.

WE WISH TO EMPLOY mmeiaey, 'lee hundred Irifhmen
" towork on NE Mobile and Ohio ltaFoad, to whom vii!
good and Furnish employment
The work in the Sand HIS commencing ,senty miles
L.---e. A.-t. Y l.m d.
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BENEFEF LIFE AND FIRE ISsUR-
AEEE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

iNCORruRArED IN APRIL 1919, AND DECLARED A DIvI-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-23

JOSEPH III. PALMER d co.
No q CAMP STREET, offers dealers A large fresh
- stock OF FALL ard WINTER GOODS, embracing both
foreign and American
Some 5i the leading lIices named below.
WOOLEH GOODs, Embracing fine medium and low
fN-'ls ana Cassresi blue, Lack and fancy colors
S'tinet blue, black and ancy Mro Casmessi Kentucky
Jeans, all cgorsi all Wool aud Union Flannsls
coars 1 Wool sUd half Wool Printed Cashnsres
Wool ShaVls Of kinds Northern Krseys
ddnseysi real hsntncky ard Georgia Wool Piads Tv
me Plaid and Checked LnHy: Gala Wool Sf
clothes white aud all c10rs N7-sso~v s35af
keJs, Weighing lHs.; Saddle anE fa -H -. 81 rr-
Crib Blankets etc
COTTON GOODS. Brown and -..easI.sa -lzstirz- and
Shtrtugs, OF Brit siI aud /. .
ana Wi1th, from TO yards wide Com
popular brands North and South PrHt. a- t-r. asst l.
ment Of American, English and French a..ra 7r L.
embracing Checka Plaids, Stripes, Tickings, la. m
aesi MOSQUITO Bars, Nankeens, Cotton HAuoa great
Yarey' Cotton Hosiery Goods full assortment taghams
great variety OF Engsh Scotch French Camrc Jaco-
Muslin, etc. ' -
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain, Striped Plaid
a sfel aek sizs Silk Elorences and Sinchews; Satins
and Feyets Hndkerche Cravsts for ladies' and gentlemen
Sk and Satin Eesngs; Bonnet Cap Belt Ribbons
al nnmber plain, Satin and Taheia Rhbons paca All auaI
t ad coiors hohair Lusrss Cloths omba-ines etc
LINEN GOODS. Dress Linens in whole and deu pieces:
coarse and fine,
E- W many other our line Of busnass oil II
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MAKINB AND FiRE INsUHNNCE.

Tennessee Marine ana Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, R3GD,OOG.
Directors:
JOHN VI Hull, ALEX. ALLISON, IJAs B. KNOWLES,
GEu ". MARTIN, ItCUB VI C iyoCK,!G. NJ FOgB,
L. 3. FDGG, I'VE. EAkfE, iSAN'L Say
WV. W No0pFOLE, john III. BASS,
JAMES ]. Gill, Secretary. 'Ji-'' W. hi-l'' Ifes
~ This longestGbished Company, with the most ample
megls for the protection Of tz Policies continues take
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS on the most liberal LermS
a l.s Agency in New Orleans at the CIFca OF
81 PICKETT. PERKINS * Co, II Magazine st.
MERCHANTS ASD PLANTERS MUTUAL,
INSURANCE COMPANY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

Paper TN Bosras, Hsst5 Osuns s cts
A TREATISE OH nIILOH cows
WHEREBY THE QUALITY and qnanuJ Of hlh
w which any viii give be accurately dstaruin ed
by observing Nsmra MARKS or External Indications alone
the length u dime abe viii give MIA &c he
By Francis 0uenon, Of LibOurne franco rrsnsislad
by ~ r. Tst ESQ with Introductory Rsm1ks and 0bsor
the Cow and the DAir, by J. g. Skinner. EfoT
OF ths Farmers Library. Illustrated with numerous -.
gravingr
The fourteenth Edition OF this useful Book 10 Farmers
Just published Three copies win be .eoi By mail for One
Dollar Address BANGS PLATf CO.
il9Inw tf3Wnl 2H snosdvxy New ork
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coTdsDce with resolution Of the Board Of Direction the
delivery OF Books from the desk ~ the LDray will he
Suspended for two weeks commencing hondsy zld inst
= comparison o. all Books with the cstsogus bsing
to secure tie correctness hemrers
y requested to return all outstanding before
August.
In view OF The greet benefits be derived thsrerom
10 hoped this request viii be promptly and chesr'uy com.
Piled With. JOHN MERCHANT,
lyle owls Chairman Lin Commitlee
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b2 2is.

r. O. u. A.-At meet OF Fo-oahn Chspteff go. =
o. u beid hOndsy evening Juy To- 49, @"' 'O1N
IL Preamble and ResouuOn. ~ufe sdJPtod' 49,,
Hhe,eas II hss pleased Divine FfoSloeoec " e0' ''
cur naon BY removing It's Gu IF mzs stfaie,
Ard sohevels, while we bow viii .abni"lou ~ w
eree OF Him who holes he destnes Of ns0ns IN ms nsn
have fath that He Will nna7 ~ Ne mo ren
We enjoy We 10 common with ,dntrymsn oePlofo
srd moulin The loss sustained by tno desn OF oae
vho WAS called by the gfsiefa Of Zee PeoPe 70
peslde them therefore .,, c..,..
No 80 u A. IN testimony Of Onr sympsny Tor los loss
car county has susisioed- m JON 10 TIC u
M f1neTsI ob.ecuies fZseba Taylor late President OF
Ne United ssss-whieh 10 70 take place on Taesdsy Ine
"a hsi--clotLed 10 fun fegSiiA -
sf be dro.s In mourning Zoo ths period OF tahy days
Rssos,d Tina, . conn Of ave be appointed 10 INSET
VII similar committee from Washington, PoI9sm and
kxoesor Cbau,ers to carry The 40 resolution Into
: lsisTsdI JJ>FPHs RfDGWAY,
JOsEPds TAYLOR
JOHN P. HORKInsyr,
1ess J. Htea, G. ofAs C. lly22 AMI special Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

" Masonic NoIie,.-Ib e aiem lers OF Husn Lodge
So OF Free Accepted MssGus of t1s St4e Of Ssw-
oTk are TeQueged u0set tn-ir Ll1ye Room NJ. III
sivsion-S lbis day Nc srk r. "a Dr the p1ro Of
participating Ia tie f1nr-s hsGois Of tle 8nsutsd Gen.
iScHARY TAYLOR late President ~ the UlUei sles
IA MssOns IN goOd standing respec fiy Invited " az
snd By order We. ~ BUCKLEY, W. NJ.
C. A Persons, Secretary
B-Brolhers please appear in black bats and dark
lothing AID while ave' BIS IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

" Masonic 6raDd s-oase of the State Of
lew Ork.-The Cticefs aud members VI the "A W
brand Loo and Of mo subordinate Lodges OF the 5ats
nd sojouuiDg Brethren, vqsrs,ed 10 ssssmpls al
free Mosou's Hail, 60 sfUadwa o'clock this AFTER
oop, TO Vr q with he Pubic Agth,-s Ia paying osc
the memory Of Ae late Presi9eaG Of as United 5tzes
Major General ZACHARY rAYLOk 81 order,
ty3 It. jaws """o ING, ca. Sec'y.
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WIDOW AND oRPHAns Fuap.n

wAOoW AMI hAaS ~ AO."
INTENDED LIFE As5URER5, are respectfully invited
lIo compare the principles rates. and whole provisions
OF The
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
lhOse OF any exsng Company. Persons Insured In
this Company the Mutual Plan, the "ony plan" says
Chambers (which tho public al large are concerned 10
support ezenstvey proprelors instead OF partial
ones % IN slock Companies tcslns superiority
over Com sn-s the folio wing particulars Let LIS
plans " payment bring The Institution wiInn Inc reach Of
eli csstes ara lie large dividends available al csrstn
periods pay the premiums. 5rd deeyeenents sa0v
c,.cisiaafO he 'eieesn Of Lires hiivo ssknova IN
Late InsS,snee sysby tatittag ne BEST LIVES 70 select
lhfs Company 4h. lie FINANCE COMMITTEE, (who
among most reliable In this cOunyl sup-nead all the
funds q the Com psny 6h Its UNLIMITED CHATTER pro-
vdes unusual advantage 10 married DIdops
9Th Parties may slso insure able age
sooner desth should TN PERMITS granted for
voyages and Foreign ResideHees. sth. No connection
with Fire Health, or Marine Insurance.
BOARD or FINANCE.
Franklin Haven President Mercbanis Bank, Bosion
Thomas Fischer, Merchant Boston
aeuel Williams, President konneoec Railroad.
LOCAL REFERENCE
John J. Palmer ESQ. Presldeut MercnsAf Bank.
hoses Tsy lor Esq Merchant a 5Ouln-sI
Lawrence fTimble Co Merchants, IS Broadst
Alison 4 Chsoncey, ~ south o.
Robert q. shaw. Esq Merchant Boston
JUDD H0LLISrER,
Agents, 81 Wa list ysnncey court.
G r GILMAN, N. D. Medical Examiner
D2O 4wissai&Tu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

I'll q. O. F.-s1ss ~ Il dss No lSl, under
= isnsdcI fou OF O. l. Of Northern ~ Y Toe members
ffnis LDcge respectfully requested 20 be prs.en ~
4 Lodge-room a. io0ss ~ she purpose 81 unit
y VIII the @ OF Souhsrn n IN ne ceremony AZ.
rdant upon the obseqdes OF tn3 late PresidsntZ TAY
Ca The members Of eOf1Ecops lodge No. sos are in-
ssd TO Join u.s. BY order.
h23 Ia JOHN u. MARS, Ssc'y.
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The Cnbiset.

Special conesportenoe OF he Philad Moth American.
WAsarssros, sasdsy. July n.
In my regular letter l iptimased that M Wa
doubtful whether Mr.. Pesrce woald he willing to
accept the post which bad been placed at his dis
PosJ in President Fimore's Cabinet. nov learn
that tomorrow be will positively decline IL.
Neither Mr.. Bates nor Mr.. critsenden has 70
been heard from In snsver To the invitations which
have been forwarded to them, and very great
doubts are entertained whether Mr.. Cdsssaden
viii comply, although he has been, ADD wil DO
suocsly urged To do % by aia fleads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
CLINTON HOTEL

HEAD oP BEEKMAN ST OPPOSITE TaE PlRK
TP- TIE above well Known esab ishm-uI has recently
been thoroughly renovated aud reu u.hed ID M Al
expense Of several thousand dJlars The ropieo.
confident they give enrs satisfaction TO thOss OF
The travelling public hal will favor them with cal
iz3 6ulD..W G 4 w. LELAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

~ POst-uffCe New.Yora July ~ ISJO-
10 honor o. The late President Of ta- Ja sta-. IN
fee Will be closed after J.. O'CLOCK NJ All toe msls IA
eucrg those by tie HD-fns sill 10 Fl .-i Al
the above hour. It23 nj WIN BRADY p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

" Funeral Ubsequ-s .scaeral Taylor,
Sc President u nc UDltoJ states The monbefs VI tho
Emmei Mutual asd B Society are hereby notified 10
fnnce-s az 10 o'clock A NJ tom in hs soem ines
he day. By order Of the COMMITTEES II Arrangement
jy23 It, JAMES rUSERrY, Chairman.
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SCHOOLS.


MALE BOARDING. SCHOOL, Wilgc1, cJn
t,peeueqt-ABEL WhtrLOCK, Fried 1Gl-'arants
osIous ~ Ang thelr for e51csoo instlu ion
gsuperior indnctmsf will please give alenaon %
zoe present opportunity. Mr. w. respectfully reqIess
peussi OF ne circular IL will be oIpi BY thsn lnsi all
Necessary accommodations furnished pupils lac id
% 10 me terms vrch are mcerai-G n under y
oIbe pelog received a. $50 quarer. The building
eIec 20 oS TIE rrncpsl IN ls9 10 every conuJiouH
d sn RtuenA eonp.ste Tor flry pupls-thity now
btmeo TIE locft9n elevated and rsti-ed and IL essy
o. seeef.to Es~.fork city, beipE miles rom Norwalt
LePot. orr ard New Haven Rtroa1. and 81 mes
from hewYork Cneulafs with list OF New York parons
sbom reference Il maize can be hal al 100 SrJai ~sy
20 norery and Isl cha,han NY. jy2j
OTBAtHkhs.-Wsnie two teachers. A lady
o e1 pensies ~ teacher c SenJr suanmenls aud
cuuVtlec manners, can have pleasant situation and No.
era teary A. DireeFess 10 Fems s-mnsry 10 Noble
Also, fertf man who 10 thoro1gh scholar ani able
c'enrr 10 nj he place o. Assistant Pnreipa 10 Ssmina'y
ior boys can make an fr year n a.
pa csOme remunera No other than persons Of hsh
professional s5ily Iced apply Adde'S with References
JOHN HENRY, 40 John.sL
Win whom Al Interview vii b. had b-iJfe enga cement
The intuuIion TO be opened ieih Oct. iy2o lwtss
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ny sTRInkK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Fvs,v he could have been ssyed.! ue - even tais
rerribje Catastrophe! WITH not serve ass w.rniagI
fw Of my simple cheap and perfect Lie rf-s7fsefs
on boafd the Lake steamer Grin b, The whole al OF
wi cb oulo ut reach the psnce OF $40 woaia h.ye
saved every soul board But what care o~ncsf NO
@w eoupels rying the only sen.6ls Ana Nsla2.s Sc
curty-sn Incis rubber Life PTeserver No leSih.oon
WI ever be made II representative OF ne peope 10
Cor gess were 10 introduce bill and asa acu ~ upon
be be laughed a. There 10 DO fresident
hi eAsure and spos resulting from such esissioo
IT, provide yourselves, or be ost MY sgeni had
. acod slo Of LisePreservers 90 bis shelves within
few miles of The drowning bundfeds There no Use IN
enlHps ATTENTION 70 The value Of Mcprrseryer-,o ooe
peeds The dozen y apusctuFersof rubber 10 ne Ua -d
St.ss can prodlce soc Life preserves dsyi yet not
steamer ou any Of waters has as1ppy OF thsm
arc never Will have SO 40 on drowning Railroads Vii
,oop ale al the travel Hope tney Will Steamboat o~n
eTs 40 OF deserve 10 prosper few yeus since pro
.s,sd 10 he noree OF q Distinguished Steamboat owc-r
H. liz preserving seuee and ehsr sr chamber under he
.at spesdpg 81 over the decf-sn ever pfesent We
.sv,r on al Of ny inv-n0n-snd be laughed 81 ms Tor
- .iwrreiy He wu nsht and was wroos - hs
xgrd see Tyelsr the only security you nsve or may
s,n.c,io have 10 "a carving . sinplc vel hed, sod
49,. syie OF Inoiauhbeg Ii Preserves or one OF ny
p..e.s,,.s. sx BORAcE H. DAY,
iy3 Seo1 hAn-i~'
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~ fte uce.nie House II consy lslsnd q opec nr ne
1,.~,n "a Ce.rle. A Rogern formerly Of me DelsyRr
House Ab.ny Ths house esis hu1iiJ situated .sooi
elshi miles from sroosJn, easy o. 80 ~ s1.n00As
Gcu,,r,o-u vt,hinr 10 do basnrss u heS-fork ean
lesye t he morning O'Clock By eoai or sAge, and ~
r. v,s.r.sn~d assures bis tspds and The pubic hai
Nj. he.t eorts win DO used render he1 stsy pesssni
s1d axrcesbls, and soscis sazre q nsg p.rSesggs
oceanic House July s. 1850. bf Awswr'
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~ mnisna d ,as ,"y,.naoa Icoa, The GS.nd d.
fs,on 10 oin tn the Funeral Ia hDoor OF ID late
pres,dent OF the Unlsed st.ss Gen Zachary Taylor
wherefore ire members Of the Division are roqussed 10
,ss. =, ther Hall No I49 Bowery Tlesday morn'ng,
Univ sd inst al 10 O'Clock srOhogs Of n, Order whose
Dyi.iors 30 not oaL respectfully lnvIed 10 uahe
,,t,h N. on I'M. occasion BY order 81 tna Division,
WIZ - v DR. C kiyENsURGd, } Msrshsis