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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

FREE SCHOOLS We are surprised to see Che
People Of New York still dScuasng The question
whether their schools shall be entirely free part
pay achools We thought that question long sjnco
settled among the frjeuds of education Those who
sre TOO poor 70 pay, 10 have the right 10 ask u!
fo1m0 pouper1s for education! This will never DO.
Education must come free TO Sill Tnera must be
10 distinctionh
Aa- We find the above in The Bsrhs jour
nol Reading, Pa We trust our readers do
Lot need the Indictment it peoffers to ia
creased energy in the cause Of Education
Free to All.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
LADIES OF NEW-YoRK

AID VICINITY.
IA iTH pessure he undersgnsd announces the selec-
~ ion sn1 appointment Of Nr Z. COABS, of 268 Grand
al rs gent for Ne9York for hs ssIe OK the Eurnure
Gois CHS uFlcla ms asiued great and deserved
popularity since Fret Introduction In The CITY Pnadel
pits whsre IL honoyed with he patronage OF tn st
fa'ss Iis used Tor ceaning feyiying and oeauufy g
cabet furniture chss sc. giving ihem spendid rich,
zoFv appearance far ihBn YanifhiDg b9 sp
pl.es ~ any lady In OF me dosa cot coil in
the es mpart dIss gees5ie otor aud the furniture
may be placed nGeGa.e again Scr caDiQet makers
it3s1vsluahle Res price, p per boue. TINS ge.
uaYs he, Gi fer hz Union s,i snain5 Il ri co snusi
pbiNd4Iobja Es28 81 q PARKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
(coNcLusloS To MORROW.
che HutohI1sons ia Atbwnv.


ALBANY, -urday, Sept 20
DEAR G III lhese piping Tunes of soog while
The dazzling brillisncy of the ssediah meteor ia
glazing sthwsrt the armament it may be deemed
prep0kterous to call attention to lesser stars; and
aiill dare to say that the HUTCHINSON Family are
themselves agsin, and before al The word and
the rect OF MANKIND ! can hardly bcstow higher
praise than that. They sang here last eve
npg, and notwithstanding Il drenching rain, &C
compsnied with terrific lightning, thunder and
wind, which commenced beore dark and continued
all the evening the Ohape Of the Female Academy
vel filed, aid more perfectly satisfied audi.
epce never surrounded the nightingale herself
She excite more admiration and smazement
but Der Brilliant and unprecedented execution Of
muslcAl difficulties cannot approach the heart of
hearts the very citadel Of the better feelings OF
cur ustue ike iheperfect simple harmouies Of shs
Hutchinson family. Suffice il 70 say that have
hesrd them many times aud never when they ore.
5entsd richer o6rAmms and sustained 1t more
effectively than they did last nis ht AS AN not q
musical critic, will not presume to partlcuarze
bat must be permitted 70 mention the ne v song
Of " W elcome to Je1 ny Lind which was sung to
her by the Family in New York This ID perfect
& III IN ltE way. The bird Iike carohug of Abby,
all around md among the beautiful h1rmonies Of
the brothers III this Sopg, is absolutely enchanting,
81 d tit welcome to Ire Swedish Nightingale, If
she were really the personifed embodiment of the
spirit Of song. And Johns long Of nTbe Wax.
Work, or the PalStress Yankee, Ia slone worth
the price OF admissl n
We were much disappointed here that they could
not alng 10 US but one evening as they are hurry
ins on their Western tour but we received tue
blessing assurance that they would return sast IN
lew months, hen we should hear more Of then.
Yours truly,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

RIOT On THE RAILROAD We learn from the
SIErer Creek MAI, thas an atfrsy took place be-
tween some laboters on the I3.h section Of the
New.York and Erie Road, near Smiths Mills,
ChautRuque County, on Sunday last that ended in
having been made, warrants were issued by ]. &.
Ellis, Esq and Constable Dix OF Forestvile pro
ceeded to the ground on Monday to serve Them,
but found the sbore's armed aad disposed to rs.iat
lin. DeemiDg il hardly safe, without arms, or az.
sistarce, to atemp 70 coeFce set of Irshnen wi,h
mushets in their hands, he did not succeed in
bringing the man named in the warrant before
present.
FLoGGIsG IN The NAVY, pol Iasbes were ad-
ministered on board the o. s slo0p Of war Albany
which lately arrived at Boston, after cruise II
about 81 month";. She was commanded BY Victory
Ii Randolph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
Murder In chester County.
Correspondent CO ofthe PennsylvRnian.
WET CHESTER. CHESTER Co, Pa. Sunday.


WEI CHESTER. CHESTER Co, Pa. sundsg Sept ..
DEAR 8IR:-The community herea0oats has 0sen
thrown into state Of excitement at tne perpesrs-
ton Of & MURDER, unparalleled smoss ia the annals
OF human atrocity. This circumstances are briefly
these :-Phebe Shsrpeas, daughter of Aaron
SharPegI, near HsmOrtop, il snis county. Ia, been
teaching school Uear Rocky Hill, near three miles
east OF this place. and yesterday morning about
o'coch as the scholsts began 20 assemble a! the
achoo they Uncovered her yng ieless at toe door,
having been shot in Inc back part Of the nsok, SO So
TO cause instant destb The ~adding Of The qua
was lying near by, and the peraon wbo perpesrated
the deed must have been secrefed behind Walau.
tree which stAncs about IS 40 feet in font OF tie
door. She wss young woman sb]u. 90 yeas OF
age, andUfh big esPectability. a person hss been
arrested this morning, by Sheriff Darlington and
posse, supposed to be me murderer, his mama is
George PHAraob,l and circnmstApces tend strongly
10 FIX il upon him, as he mas osen seen frequently
about the piece, SAD the vsdding Of the gun cores
ponds Rith number Of The Satnrday Egsalng
Post found about his peraon. dc deaies having
auy thpg TO do wiki tue preparation Of the murder,
bot says shas be was oat cunning, and was al no
tine nearer the scho0I.hoase inan csrtsn fence,
about quarter Of Il mile distant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

H' The extensive chair factory Of b j. Whee-
lock, at Hunter, Greene County N " was de.
stroyed by FIRE on Wednesday Aat Insured for
s., 500, which will about cover sbe loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
VI USIC.

EMANUEL BRARDEl8 lase Of Vienna r s65ssol
AAof Piano and Singing, thoroughly familiar with tho Gug
ish French, Italian and Gsnnsn snEasges possessing
very expeditions method OF musical Instruction. respsc
lly Offers ha services hs public and achoos OF New
YORK and vicinity He s ready receive pupils eiihsI
hig residence go Houss9n.S their Termsmode
rLte Apply $50 HouIon between ] and or and
o'clobk, or e Gould Co.'S, formerly Riley Co.'S
music store 297 Broadway References fequlfed 81 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

~ tp7Resiiy'a Teissraps Zines connecting
wiz all sections Of r- unitea s's'es aenpfI odce iS
srosdysy Open II the morning. til II uisti.
Visitors IT t!e4gYork VITO Accustomed e lFsnsseps
business with The Ossigy Lines tn sns sectios Uf hs
United Sizes VII hnt Il tnsir nIars. 4 ltsyH th5i tr
patches 1a o'tes Insure prompt snd acy-ses
alsgcD t93H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

~ 3.t9x-sI glni5 Uye, iuprosoj - = ,si-l isa
4alr o rhisaefa Tho nomenli applied giihou Tbs laaa
!rnis entirely ifee from 1npesSan! oder, and can ta
wastsd With strongest soay Immediately Il ssppisa
zhcul waiting 10 dry For eale sr applied, G BATcash
eair sSig FACTORY tyaiI-at mr. SPuThhEatH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

e The A1LreHASIANs are giving concerts at
Rochester. We understand sheae fayorite voosl.
ists have made an engagement TO visit England,
ard that they will sing in London during the
Worlds F air in that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

The steamer Comet was sunk in the Illinois
River near its mouth, the other day, by coming in
contact with the steamer Laurel. The Comet is
owned by her commander, Capt Turner, and Mr..
Burke. She was an old boat, valued at So 500 to
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

CENSUS OF srRAcUsE-The present population
of the City Of Syracuse according 70 the csnsus
Just aaken, is o., 335 The Increase in five yea-s is
said to be not less than 10 600.
The name OF tbs Post OFice at Wlcaliife
Cock Co IIls has heeu changed 70 PoIefiRe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

~. Nctice Whe eka leasrs pasn nByo Jaen q 4E!so
10 Joh1 81 nipple SOD y Il B. jonas Of Boston Tor ia
n7eriou Of ,skiog Photographic picmreI Or Dss1cfrc2
ypes On gl8ss pc cautioned against using tbs
iane, any ntri' cement ~, DO ehi wh accofdMg q
.h lew medc and provided psteni rights or ase gu req
aona5's tefs Adisss JOHN A. WHlpPt9, St Washing
tor z, soso1 81 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
Explosion on Beard the stenmer Kate Kear.


teeEra phic dispatch vas received Yesterday
rom Quincy, announcing the occurrence of seri-
oua calamity on board me steamboat Kate Kear.
hey one OF Ire regular packets bs.Ween this city
end keokuk "A yet We nave no other oartica-
lefs Ehan are embraced in this dispatch The K ate
keaTneg ana the Nonongshela belong to rivsl lines
o packet ard both boAts left thi. port at she same
une " edDesday evening, With the Intention al
wfs Understood here, q running race. Behold
the resuli!
Tbs dispalcb dsted at Quincy yesterday says
AS tbs Kate ketrnsy gas IsAgIng C4oton yes.
srday, about l2i sbe collapsed the syacboArd iue
OF her Iarboard boiler, killing four bands and Sc.
verely scsldlrg nine other persons. Several CT
those scaded were blown Ut jumped overheard
and were rescued by the citizsns with akifs aud
hsiboa's Two or three VINO ~e5e saved from
drowning it ia thought will die We have not
learned the names of ihoss VINO were injured, but
sfe informed that most Of them are deck hands
The tlue blew forward. The Engineer states that
the boat had less steam when she BILE - up than
while running the night before. The passengers
informed Us that, as far they could learn, every
othcer was al his pest Every assistance was rem
dered by the citizens Of Csnton 70 those Injured
The h ate will De towed back to ST Louis by the
Die Vernon. None Of the othcsrs were injured
The cabin passengers are all safe The K are was
en- her upward III ST Louis Il publican, 2lss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

" Orange Mountain Water Cure.-Dt. CARL
LoRRHZ hsB succee5ed Dr. IN the 'ica direction
OF tbs Institution The establishment Ia sisusEcd In South
Orange Esesx County, Ne~ jersey, one hours rde from
the city, by Morris AID EiseI Railway Ndtors lake me
Ferry boat at the foot OF CortIsnStst al II. aud -
Nj Private baths attached TO most OF the patients
roomu a27I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

~ 4 uticc.-sAN0AMON AND "OR8AN KAIlr
ROAD COmPAf5Y.-I'he annual messing 81 tas Stock
holders II lhs canon srd Morgan Railroad Company
for The or u 9oarc - Directors AID rAl5s;s1n OF
other ousiuess ~ be office OF tbs Company,
In the Ctl} OF eu Yak Z sn2yer on rueso l5h
day Of Ociob-7 1854 al y O'Clock, Polls open tfon IL
to O'Clock, P VI.
The book, OF transfer " closed from he I'm 10 l5h
Ocuber, both inclusive ~
Nevyo,k sent Is 1850 sl8 pu&SBOc.20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

gg- OIL. OIL! On!-Tfy McOowELLs eighty csnl
y inter OH beautiful sc!s will burn clear aud brlghi
without smcke or gun; warranted 70 burn all nls6!
JOSEPH T HcOOWELL,
SIS lm* OIL sTO8E, 1856 DIYlsION8F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

~ For saie-A Wing nowipsper Tih goo % CIR.
cu1cn ans advertising soeegs IN !, Gnn b 81 bns '
non. .nd VII .eI out On favorable part Of The
purchase money ony YIN be CURED II The purchase de-
znd can do ht, own editing, do well By puchaspg
I,cuiT. At tbia : flies " s17 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
w- WaterCuro Instiruts

" Cbrouo- Thermal system OF Medicine"
(DT Turner Of aew-York, Edltorl, prlcs ST..
s2l Inn LOdG, II Ann at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

~ DIR. Lutener'A Ear Infirmary q Wsuen-si
broad az open fro Ill 2 Tor lre CxcuHye treat
msnt OF diseases deafnesl dischar9e' from The
and all unpleasant noises In The head cured II 'ho time,
without risk pain Consultation es 81 by eIier or 9TH
srRiAe UNPAID lellerI reiuIed slQ lmO5lWf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
wgcsAN1CAI rngD1orNE.

~ DR.. Bannipg formerly OF thia city aIks 70 an
noupce that has returned Sal Srosdwsy; for consul
tauon and the OF OF the vocal pu
uouAry digestive, nervous. spnS and female syssus
and sso OF The dropping, anguo and physical defomles
which destructive OF beth health and beauty al the
present day
the.e and kindred malsdiss usually ne result OF
violation OF The laws OF physical organ IsIon be viii treat
them chiefly By those exercised mechanical appliances AUD
refomsory hshil ofbody, in conuAcon with hydfopaihy
gavanu and ober discoveries OF the day. which, uoled
With The cooperative Efforts OF he ubec calculated TO
relieve The energies OF the suffering and Ee-
elected organs
greatly improved and multiplied his Land mechanical
appliances Tor The purpose In addition els supports
for femsle and spinal weaknesses combining the
properties OF universal hernis truss and effective gen
en- support with which be chse ges or general de-
bllitv conEp son piles and prolspsus snl encouhes1
prolapsus uied and variety of h5rns.
The distinctive pFcwiay OF the devices H. that hsy
DO not rsauain the motions growth OF Inc
suffering psrs but sct imstvey aud and concordAniy
with the mathematical genius Of the bodys forces Hence,
by uost comfortable sId gentle PRESSURE they 81 once
give great support snd render the oppressed system egi
Bile TO It's restoration.
Feeble invaids coming distance will command
prompt and fait,fui attention.
Tor more definite niomadou tse hia revised od9o OF
Animal Mechsuics" and also bls circular, wach VIII %
sent grs1uitousl when requested
Hsinproyed ybrsces spinal supports aud supporter
tussea applied ma office 54 BrosdwaY) snd 10 ne hse
wholerse end resi City and country phyAici.us anu
druggists are Invited to cal and examine ONCE n0uF'
from Nj. TO 81 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

r. WateE~Curo In5titutss-Gify and CouR-
try-Dr PRALL receives patients at tie commodocs city
establishment is Laigh and al Oyster Say l. l. Com
muDicsdon daily between thess places by steamboat and
Rai1esd. Ge0ersl practice amended 10. Combinations g.
g lrft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
PATEMT ZINC PAIMT.

Fs1HE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents OF ihe Ne y. Jersey ap
po,iue and hlling Comp&n} nave received from Mst
ertsD siye vYorss at Newark supoY OF lhs ten. ZN
brown and Frzr kinate Pan.s which viii be di,poseda
on reasonable terms.
Thezs Psn consis OF various sdRdes from dsep, re-
brown up 20 deep orange and bHc& .Dd beDg c)g
posed u oxltes heir lasdGg properties and ecgS
ouly clo be confidently recommended This Com 1sn7 ~
prepares from lhe .sine oxid-a Pinto peculiarly ga1aos
Tor the coang OF iron aud Of In forming lhs best prot@
ton agsihU oxidstiOB known.
TteS- Pain8 wheD applied 10 Mood form, 90 'auF
be protection sgslnGl he
supply II lie Company. hesuihl Wnt- OXIDE
nc low so siyey used 10 Paes srd oab6 psthI
Europe ~ most ysl1able suuts for whs load 30
olhet deleerous paints IL shortly expected For sae ~"
fuil.crl berF ~ 2ni B. Z JONES Il 60 % eeAVsf'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

~ Photographic Publications OF all sorts by
A eus boyle Published End for sale by
je25 2swDkHU JOHN =. PROW, AZ .rd 81 Aoasi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

~ DR.. Houshton'a Nater-Cure Establish
ment, No West Eioysn'hat Three doors from s'oad-
way. BI9 lmF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

~ WILSON'S f}msieess DIRECTORS OF se97V" I -
1Iy, Tor l85e-Tntrs year OF p1h'csu9n Price . S'
Containing the n2ncs and adcreIs OF ali song 44
+, arsi1n+s -la,ufa5 1rdsr appropriate heRain2t:
iyI8 Swift tbHN FNo - - Ai*-V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
ESr American Bibje UnioB.-The first

Fly American Bible UpioB.-The hrst snnlAi
ertns OF he Americsn Bible Union WI be held IN me
Bn.lI. ahsrngc Mulberryst the afternoon snc eVe
nirgci THURSDAY hr Sd OF October :, -,
.fbe 4flel noon meeting Will c0mmeuce a. 5 T. NJ and
tho evening att. ?, -, -,
= 81 If III svgcrtn Ae Pfuf stcD OF tla1son University,
a. der Alexander Csupbe Pie'idenS OF 8ehsn7 Coz
JeSa arr exrec ed 10 deieer gddresses. SO 4teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
Cl.tyl'fiNG.

kNHAF NEXT! THE JoURNEYMEN TAIL
w ORS co OPERATIVE UNION TAiLohlNS ES
TABLlsHMERT 1874 tsi SAu 81 ons door sootn OF ssek
man Ia now open toi business and public inspeNos fhey
inTe their fellow africans and citizens 20 choose gar
men, from splendid assorted stocs Oh su saS Sn'sr
5e mos, f.,b,3us6e duyabs ssye We In word,
- yvtI 40 ais
am = = iS4 NAsssu.s ooe door south OF BeesGlH0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

CALIFORNIA.

4 5, a I s's' PElBIS BROGENtE ' Sss5a. .'''
sACRAMENrO CITY,
dRooERs end CoAmssloS MERCHANTS
IBERSL l0VAWCE2 made 9lconsgumsz,s "a, s9aAl
aAagpncJ buslncss promptly attended 70 Nefsrt2
3 a. FAHHESToCX Co NeYs ycsF
HARP YOUNG. Philadelphia
c. @ HussrY + 81 HowRs RiLLrt1 aA4fa;zz, !. a.
AEAzIgToN. Pittsburgh ia~t aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
GENERAL NOTICES.

Egr DIR. shew,s Warer-Curc Institution, cor
ref Twelfth ct and unveraiiY place ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

BANKING HoUsE or j CARoTHER8 4 90
No IS WOoD-sT YipTsBUeGH, PA
OBLIGATIONS made On GIL tbs pdDc pal CLUES
~ the United etate, keference IL H-y-York Asafh
ggni1w Lsntez L Co 81 Waist @1lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

xNOOLsOa;fs PATENP FOh aAaaIsa
w CARRlAGEg-Ahofds Lighter sad snoag" ~
h!cls taan can he obtained Ia any ohef way aad sns
steel crosg bar bebind II sDfpes "a a. 2iher SaSd@
axcKing lor pleasa1i and OILY mcuou.
sIea Die hah beon Ffocafed for '1rik1I 2saas J" =
attached 70 al carriages 7uii! 1n-ef ala ps1enl =.
size Plates gith ihs ri&hI 70 together VIZ -
sares = 4 sstss seoeTa.ey rlsy 30 DAD Of lhs sRsna
AHELBOH G4iTH, L co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

CIRENt ii nECaANICAL LA0IPs. ~ BfG Tss
L way (up stanal opposite Olympic z lisss Raj.
srgsst choice ofFteuch Lamps nm Cnsn r Tse
eta Suspensions Office sudio and Ll0.11f VIM
best OH iofw aTded IL Dat.D tdsd nj To
Lamps c!esned repaired, bronzsd ana ELS 9S4 "a
Ghofles notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

cAaFHANE And BURNING FLUID
Az H. aaiITH, col GtAod-st Ne"-York, s1d "a
w .galton.st BROOKLYN q GQ-BOrized Agent 10 u
sale u our Campheu0 0so!e In he article would do Rs4
% call and examine Tho srcia and inquire tho pee Dss
buying elsewhere # s be neasured IN any quanF
!ies to suil Uagonefs a Cur c72ulsr price be sbJ'
places Ti1 lm7 J. l. 3. ENGLg Manufactured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

sole A9eal- .. Cow Yea Nen I9rsey BAD coaa.,,
al parsons Infringing upon mia eaten. ohe by nsAi.t!
l1rg or selling ittous III plates, viii be held arlGlJ
enuEnoe siof, bg proceedings Al ls", oniess - :,
diats 4at ~ Gzse Hilh ha Pzisn.es of ne gen
sttorLcyA. 9kiAALAS J. ~ COL-oII- HHh,s
Ys grls 3hGD PHlgpisa, gieTeapn' DuL1,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

ALglox NIn1rG COMPANY, A1g 3, SIt =; IN san
NI9RiCG-TaE BOARD OF si,s ~ Vh s,S - 40 ~
n seventy I'VE CENTS each share o. t ~ Or
sued BY ,sd oompsoy aud made ms 81 ',ao ges Of
'''iO'' sIWEOR DRAPER, Treasurer, 81 " 1aw9
o. L HASKELL Sec'y. -------.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

VKTANvED--For The vvinter, IN the vicinity OF Clinton
w Pace (Elghh ') farnl.hed rooms WIN tG or Without
board for gentleman hi, VIE ana thIee cniaien Ad'
aAeS' WA 'i " A26 lwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
4. J. OUWNAA i sO
CONVERSIONS MER OaABI'5
2kGRA AANTO GIHH,

5s}e, sg,se. "a Yeo. York ? ZITananss, u ~.
gay Wni6ps Bradford 50 Il Gortaad -, ri9o{
Sheldon 60 i2i Broadway; anutuaonh, 5augen b l39
gonreo 4ip j L. H. { GdsWod, 81 frooi ., si.e2 I
Roger IN st 19alop \ Cohn 8 From ., y9s
Ing Z 20 10 4luihs T. Li;chhed Co ~ taafFa
J. p Fr!pge ~ Asiten-lans roh9ri BOD Ye"n1'
n 9eo<Ts rafie, uncR, ~ en- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

DmG1OyAz.-eks aHlLDs sok.p ps'@ rsprosc,
1aEheir otfce 80 Chsmsefts, Once honfs fsaf 40
s'c!ock D % 1nt from 20 snd 70 2, , 4
Yhsf ave opnusd 1sdcs snt 5ufghisi i1hrFsf
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FINE THIRP.STORY ropt room land ball.
Aroom attached Il requredl With hoard 10 b let u re-
apscisbe family where there are but fsw oesi OF
- ~ 49, as Slt
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A ROs,1I srss Les, suitable for genilem sn's lodg
Anp room furnished usfurnished, and With or with
out and lea S72 Broadway on The block noth
~ frrion park A26 lWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

4 i gs5sr,s.-XE9egIasO4 EELSOH K CO ai ? ~
ma srs nov pre5s cd 70 ususpod fres sofoa' lbs i1'
n1a au each &ckage mut be OF Fg'sna ia AID F64.
2nd properly covered 50 T.. 2 60 are not fsspop'At
Tor damage or accteBl ia TIE Hauab fle chs get u
Emancipation be prepaid in NewYOrk for flhaN
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