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The New York herald., 1850-12-22

noG LOST $40 REwARD.-A SNAIL BULL DOG, BE-
- eight and months old srayed from 59
Atlantic street trooslyn, December sth has cropped
long tall white breast and dark brand color dapled
above each the O BOus; much
underhot the teeth far the tusk very stout
built Whoever shall said dog TO J59 Atlantic street,
Brooklyn will receive the above reward Any one the dog
found with after this day. will be dealt with according
law. Bro kiyn. Dec 22. 1850.
The New York herald., 1850-12-22

RowERY rBIATRI-nOrDAY .v.Nn0, DSc -
- Ill ss psrisr%sa or 0rnsLL0-oshsLcs NJ w,lis;k,
Johnson Rodsrso. MI Jordan; Dssdenono Mss Weays;
tnila Mrs J. sliaek. Jr hiss H6ert will appear ssd
g,Ss s, roran,is spssi.sIs Of rtrIR wILk!Ns-P:,sr
esdsnrs CIowqul, kr Winins Pendslban Mr.. Bowes;
iourskes Mrs Walcot Hsliearna Miss Deain. Boxes
tain will rise at o'clock
The New York herald., 1850-12-22

~ 6BR1ET, BLOW TOUR RnORN-NoTICE-THE FIRST
VI Ward kasnitissr are r,qeestsd TO attend the last
meeting previous TO the parade henday evesng Dec
Ed M5h o'eloesst J. ucisters corner Battery Place
aud washington street.
FB-Punetusl attendance s requested. elestion sf
onieers vii take psce that evening.
The New York herald., 1850-12-22

nEAFHLss CURED.-DR. LUTENERs EAR INFIRN-
~ Ary 2e Broadway and ~ Warren street. Open from
Till for the exopsve treatment Of dseasts All deaf
ness whether accompanied with singing noises or naples
discharges from cured short time
without risk pain. Consultation fee 81 Unpaid letters
The New York herald., 1850-12-22

In rehesrsa Farce, by the author Of MAJOR Jones
Courtship," "simon sugss" kc. =
"DAvD CorPrRFILD, DramAtised BY Mr.. Broughau. will
shortly be produced.
Doors open AZ tk-begn at o'clock.
The New York herald., 1850-12-22

noG LOsT-FlvE DOLLARS REWARD -STRAYRD
- NO ~ East Fourteenth street the evening OF
18th int sgoot sized black King Charles Breed Dog with
long and tan ooloet breast and legs the
Of Charley The above will be given to the
who will return said deg TO NO2 East Fourteenth
The New York herald., 1850-12-22

VUNE co.'s CIRCUS, AT THE NEW rORK ANPHI-
theatre 81 Bovery.-Chtistma Woes. keyiyal fer the
Holidays Of the amusing grand spectacle Of GUbLivRR In
which the Befast eiss wall appear Monday and Tuesday
evenings Dec. IS aud ~, the peft will
with the spectacle estitled 0ULLIvEt AND rae LLLI-
PuTIANS in which the Inhabitants of Lllput will be
presented by Forty ChdIen. After when the French
Troupe viii appear The giea, Amsrosn clown Joe Pen-
sHd In all his whimcstes MILES Louise koss, Tsurni
nire Will next appear. To conclude with cIsDERELLA
Boxes. 2hc.; Pit i21sc. To commence At o'clock.
The New York herald., 1850-12-22
srEOsAl sOTICEs.

EAIRIN JERSEY CITY THE LADIES OF mi
Union Baptist Church, In Jeriey City, will bold Fsi
Tor the tenebt Of their church ct FrHnkln Hail.
Warren and honigomsry streets, the sf.srnoons an
.vsnnss Of Monday ssd Tuesday December 23d and 9th
Admissfon free.
The New York herald., 1850-12-22

DIX -yEwELRY, sc.-CHAs STEWART, MANU-
- 6O. hetrrer ef fne Jeveiry No. NS Broadway, up
starr offers s.nersi .ssor.ment o. genuine articles only
The New York herald., 1850-12-22

HOLIDAY N0TICEl-TO THE PURCHASERS OF
fancy articles at Tuttls's Emporium Si5 Broadway
In order to avoid The rush. certain take place this
tabsbment Christmas eve suggested TO ladies and
ths public to make their pnrchaes on saturday Monday
and Tuesday early. This will enable the wise to make
better selections All g DDS hased will be home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
KSya Cnrd-Chalenge-On Thousand Dol
Inrs A gninsf Five BeIleying lhaI The de-

~ 4 Cnrd-Chnllenge-Une Thousand Dol
lars Against Five Hundred.-beheying thai the de-
cson of the Committee of the American Institute on Dai
euerreotvpes was not fair and just award founded upon
me comparative merits OF the pictures exhibited oaI was
result OF other influences, do hereby protest against SO
far az my own specimens concerned viii stake 81 900
against 500 that no Daguerrean artist exhibited the late
Fair at any previous Far OF the American institute,
each The same amount of SKIN and fidelity nature my
own there exhibited TIE fact of gold medal having been
silver medal would 10 indicate he the arr ofDaguer-
roypng had refrigerated IN this country The truth how
ever is that the aft greatly advanced and therefore, in
behalf of the Profession al large well as in justice 10 my
reputation artist offer in good thh y goo to
half that amounton the issue propose that the question be
decided by 1--WE competent and impartial judges 10 be fairly
chosen in such way and manner as may hereafter be de-
teined upon the party accepting the challenge and
self An that desire is far field and favor l am
ready TO pul doBn the money and abide the forthwith
nil lws j. GURNEY, 1879 Broadway.
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ID. Wher Saul retained npon me throne Of

CP@ When Saul reigned upon the throne OF
Israel the Rhisines gathered their armies battle
against the lsraeites. Then went Champion from
HE Camp the phlstines named Goah of Gath; being
of great selre he fHnced himself Giant of slperhuman
power ad thought by one fell blow from his own right
arm strike terror and dish ay 10 The camp of israel and
The Israelites humble Shepherd boy, who with simple
sling and stone smote this proud bTagadoca and the veto
ry vas his Now how very like this Philisune seems
certain Daguerrean Artist some little noorety, who be-
cause the Victory Merit and the highest Medals
edorus the helmets Of the RooTsose Napoleons OF the
Daguerrean Artsends forth challenge Of 600 against
S5e that his pictures the best when not only the
Committee Of Awards, bat the public Ell nasse awards
"honor 10 whom honor is due" The RooTS accept this
challenge and the decision is being made by The hun
dreds OF intelligent citizens and strangers who daily visit
their Free Gallery, S6S Broadway, behold and admire
the wonderful productions of those niabe gems OF his
Magic Art taken daily by those Napoleon Daguerreotyp
lists the RooTs They ike that Shepherd boy take their
sling of Daguerrean Gems and come before the public and
say behold our victory MA Sus
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70 American Art-union.-The Annual Distribu
ton Will take place the 10th OF December next
Subscribers of s. tor the present year Will receive an
Engraving in line by Burl (size 23 by 1853 mches from
Mr. Lesle's celebrated picture of ANNE PAGE, SLEN-
DER AND STALLION, and SET otdue Line Engravings
HE highest style size u by inches from paintings by
the fol owing eminent artists the Dream of Arcadia by
Coles Dover Plains by Duand the Icoaocast by Leutze
the New Scholar. by Edmouds and the Cardplayers, by
Woodvile; and a share in the Distribution OF Paintings
Bronze Stauets Sculptures in Marble, Medals and other
works of Art already amounting 10 over $4,000 and 10
which additions viii De made from time TO time, according
10 the increase OF subscriptions.
Among those now purchased viii lie found the following
sdnirnbe works the Dream OF Arcadia, by Cole Thana-
tOpsis Durand; the Knight of Sayne Lot2c; Disputed
Game, Hmckly; Coast Scene, Huntington; Don QuiXoe
and Saucho Pdn2a Glass the Death Of Bayard, Nah be-
sides many other fine works by Durund Huntington,
Leatze Church, Keusett, Doughty, and Others.
The Committee of Management extremely DESTROYS
@ all those who intend 10 become members for the present
yesrssould do forthwith Tie payment othc sUbscrp
oh how instead waiting shortly before The closing ofibe
WIN prevent the great pressure al that time and add
SvSS 10 The interests OF The members by enabling Tile
Th e complete the Distribution List at early day
10 9Aess tEreel open daily from a, NJ antil
~ !, N1' u WI brpSdway NIP 6geoiis
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~ The KnickerbOclIcr Free Speech Asso-
citation viii give their hrsl Grand Entertainment al
X ickerbocker Hall corner Twenty hTdst and Eighth
az on MONDAY EVENING, 18th inst which VIII be
repeated Wednesday and Friday Evenings N B-The
one Of The best places OF Amusement the city For par
IcuIars see future announcement. Mo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

M7ANTED-l50 AGENTS to sell a
w new Manual for families. As high wages can be
realized as any similar establishment Cal or address
post paid the American Family Publication Establishment
l28 Nassau-st n. Y. second door. no I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

POARD at II AMITY- st. and Pleas
Q9ant ROOMS at 2l9 Mercer-st. Also MEALS in
Grandst Broadway. Satisfactory references re-
quired Inquire at II Anily-st. nl6 St.
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GREEN, Is Brand, Patented

=
q To Dealers in Paints Ship Owners and other parties,
who recognize the superior permanency, hrialancy,
ard other qualities of the above PAINT Notice IS hereby
giyenha several manufacturers OF Paris Green OF &C
knowledged intrioritv introducing their several
makes of Green the identical Cans and Canisers which
have been introduced expressly for the brand being In
provemeuis on English patterns; and hat, therefore, those
who desire 10 obtain The genuine make IF the above article
are requested look for the peculiar iie $ stensed on
each package Which forms tie only distinctive mark Aat
tie penalty OF the law precludas from imitation.
THEO. SCHWARTZ, Palentee II acob 81
r19 1a,uIrnis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Printers' Union.-The Regular Meeting Of the
NETWORK PRINTERS UNION will be held THIS
Saturday EVENING, Nov. 10TH at u O'Clock.
Per order II. GREELEY, President
WI. II. PRINDLE, Secretary Mo IL
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DRY GOODS.

EnATRNONIZE G. VI. BODINE, 1913
Grand-s corner OF Orchard the richest and cheapest
DRY Goods Store in tits ciy-yiA open This Day some
choice New Goods greater bargains than ever before
offered Among them are Shawls Silks, Sans. Popgns,
Mernoes, Paralnattas Cashmeres. DeLaines and wide
black ard colored Veyets for Ladies' wear
5t0long and square Cashmere Shawls, designs and
coloring. from s. to $40
lCoGPlad Shuwls long and square plain ceniers all new
patterns the fashionable styles from 81 80 10 S.
SEQ Thibet Wool Snawls long square, scarlet Grim
SOP blue green corn and all other coors, from s. 80
TO St 50.
500 pieces black and colored figured and changeabIe
Silks aud saiins all colors, from 5 TO IS per yard
100 pieces Popns. all coors figured watered aud plain
very cheap.
Ladies Wide veves black and colored, from 81 to So
SEQ pieces French Mernoes, Paramattas and Lyonese
Cloths OF the fashionable colors from is od TO lVs
per yard.
10 cases DeLanes and Cashmeres newest and choicest
patterns and colors 10 found in this market from TO
Is Cd and IS per yard.
500 pieces Alpacas, Bombazines, Mohar Lusters and
other Dress Goods
The best assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satnes,
Kentucky Jeans VesJings Crayas, Opera Ties, Silk and
Linen Handkerchles and Boys to be found
in this city and fifty per less than other stores can
sell them.
Also. 500 pieces FIannels, 5viled and plain red, white
and yellow.
Blankets of all sizes and Of the best make Marseies
Quilts
Ticking Canton Fannels and Drapery Of all kinds from
Cd per yardup.
Also Ladies' and Gents best quality Kid Gloves and La
dies fne embroidered Linen Handkercheis and black EN-
broidered for mourning
Together with prints from Sd to Is yard Linens Oia-
pers Jacones Cambrics, AIuls Plaid Book and Swiss
Muslins plain embroidered and colored figured, with
~ variety Of Dry Goods
give us call for determined to sell cheaper than
INV other store in the city, g. NJ, BODlnE,
matt S23 Grand-st. corner OF Orchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
II NAPP the DAGUERREOTYPfST

n NAPP the DAGUERREOTYPIST.
IN mot The bers man, celebrated for his productions
in this art having nmoraz.d some $4,000 by the above
process is sill found his Old Establishment notl,
standing the representations of some OF his nelgnoors 70
The contrary MI K is one OF the oldest operators in the
city and his success is partly attributed 10 the number Of
faces patrouze his and unite In giving MS
pictures the preference over all others Added 10 this tact
bis charges such viii suit every pocket Licensees
colored and finished low One Dollar Lockeis, &c.
furnished onehird ess than jewellers prices Find name
and nulnber-KNAPP los Bowery. near Hester-st Pc
lures taken weather n B. Specimens Tor sate 70
beginners usual. nlb zts'
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~. THO Society of the New JerusairH mss
~ I'd from s former place OF meeting tl uo ~
f eonard ST. and Broadway, 10 the large auI ooi
VI Church in Eghtlst Aslor Iluce recently W
hVg i9 he congregation of Rev. Dr. Hawks, Wiefe
cup.tG "a every Sabbath morning conducted ny Tfol
wofthR 10 rroyv eyeninga course of ten or twelve Lee
bu he commenced by Prof b on the distinctive led
iues he New Dispensaiion, of which the subject OF Inc
st ,Ii he the NeIc Name Inscribed upon ls disctpes
sests free Service to commence at u. mo ~
~ Four,l-st. Universulist Church. - inns
ctXc viii he closed Tomorrow IN consequence u re-
UisiG h., opened for Religious Services on SUM-
Inc a4tnins u the usual hours, TO- M aho UcocA'
Pm "
Tg- The Anniversary of the Sabbath Schooi
sChed 10 tue Vestry-st Methodist Eplscops SurCh WI
be- held TOMORROW Sunday MORNING, al lVt
o'clock Sermon will be preached on inc oCcdslUn ~
REV Dr. McCLINToCX. after which collection wui DO
isken in aid of the School. nlo !.
~ The Friends of President Muhan, and
the public generally are respectfully inI0rueq 5a no
isabholhl MORNING aud AFTERNOON, III tue FREE
Conqreqalional Church, Sullivan ST, near houston IL
~ A sermon will be Preached TOMORROW morn
tna 07th In the Church. corner La FaYette-place ana
Fonrtl.sf bv Rev THOMAS f. VERMGLYE, DID alter Whch
Collection viii be taken, IN behalf OF We Sclool uul91
the care Of the Reformed Dutch Church. Inc children WIZ
be- present and sing Hymn prepared for the OCCASION
m Vhe Creation.--Rev. Mr.. THOMPSON, VIII re-
sume his Lectures the Creation at the broad"ay aoe
nacle TO MORROW evening. Subject: AIR, Earth aud
Sea Service to commence at Il O'Clock. Mo lt'
TTfs Fourth CONGREGATIONAL Church. in Six
eenl-st bewee Sixth ana Seventh avenues freacnhg
by Rev j. j. SLocuM, at l0t O'Clock, A NJ; by the rev
r. CHEEvER ats o'clock M and service at u O'clock,
evening. NV ]"
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~ Notice.--sTATE AND NATIONAL LAW
SCfOOI.~Those who address letters of inquiry to this
Institution must pay the postage, their letters will not
be taken from the Office failure of many to do 50 has
come 10 be serious pecuniary burden
MA 81 J. w FOWLER, President
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~ The Members of Oceaua Hose Co. No. 30,
tender their thanks Mir JAMES HART, N OF ia and 1o
Nntst Tor the Refreshments furnished al the Fire yester
day morning, mo II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

~ Nolice.-Passengers per steamship BALTIC, for
Liverpool, viii please 10 be on board THIS DAY Ssur
day Nov IT, at il o'clock An her BERTH foot Of Canal
street Steamship Atlantic viii succeed the Baltic, and
sell Dec Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

X nor Cour OF the Cay OF New Yora-Hotee hsrsby syso
70 The proTons Of is statute authorizing aeasnts
s.eondiu concealed, .ssdsnt debtors, that
.ebnent has sEns, The sssts Of JoaH H. GoTTKER
Of State Of New Yofs and hat tho Hib
IA M Tor tbs payment uasss be sppear and dehaTss
,b stest according av within nina moatha from The afst
nbEaton notice. and that payment ofany debts dee 70 aim
b ssdsn and tbs delivery 70 him OF Tor biz OF aay
roosy within belonging him End the fanss Of
M nroo.rty by an are forbidden BY law Dstsd 10
tSss55tb dsy az so7embsr 1850. BARNARD X. PARSONS
EIs Iapqus AhSrnsys for Attaching CrsdhslA
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,t,p sgn1I- yVEEMLY TRIBUNE
wuN NEW-YORK TRIBUN

Pe1ss "a a1nyo Two copies for s. Ten for So
rf ssiyseythsennents cents line each insertion
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~ U. :. Mails for Europe.-PCsT;oFFIcE Nav "
YORK November a. l850-Mails for the United States Mail
Steamer BALTIC ofthe Collins Line viii be made p
this office Saturday the 10th inst c9snG al ~ a NJ be-
prepaid q cents n5 2t VIM. V. BRADY, Postmaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

Re- DR.. Lutener's Enr Inhrmary, p Warren.
st Broadway open from till ?, for the exclusive
treatment Of diseases, Deafness discharges from The
and all unpleasant noises In the head cured short
time without risk pain. Consultation fee, 81, by laIte!
otherwise, Unpaid letters refused. sig 2nD kN2 4tW
~ Home within the Reach of All.-The
First Subscription Meeting of the Morrsaia Building AS
ISOLATION will be held Monday Evening Copies OF
the Rules may be had Of the President, MYSoN FINCH
lie Nassau-st NewYork, whom subscriptions may be
paid-Morrsana, llh Nov 1850 n26t'
IV7 Shnving.-Uuder a majority OF circumstances,
shaving ID not al all process in fact there ia bur
one condition under which be insured which Is
the use OF BoGLE's Anoie This well known aud highly
esteemed Soap is purely vegetable extract possessing
none of the alkaline ingredients which destroy the smooth
ness of the RkD and render shaving painful annoyance
Sold by the inventor, WILLIAM BocLE, IN Washlngton-
Boston; also by A D Sands, 100 Fulton-st; Rush
ION Clark & Co Ito and rs Broadway, New-York
nAKUM.-500 bales No. L; 500 do,
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A S WET NURSE, by perfectly healthy
"a Woman with fresh breast Of milk Terms rms m9d Der
ate and best of references given Inquire OF Ars Nj III
wv OoiH' " 'e nl53tt
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AS CLERK in "a Dry Goods store or IN a re-, re-
Aspecabe Grocery by smart active young oL Man nay a
ng GOOD capabilities and references; can, required de
n1siI with his employer 500 Address B. this Office
mis- 2tr
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V1DWARD DUNCAN 4 BROTHER

NNAGN ETIS NJ ,--FOWLEKS e
VAWELLS, 1871 Nassau.st have al works on this sub
iect Among those recently published are the following
Fascination or the Philosophy of charming. 40 cents
Lectures on the Philosophy of Mesmersm. % cts
Mesmerism in India. By DR.. Esdaile 30 cts'
Elements of Animal Magnetism. l24 cts.
Psychology or the Science of the Soul. % cts
Principles of the Human Mind. 25 cts.
PHILOSOPHY OF Electrical Psychology: 81 cts;
ni6 n FOWLERS X WELLS, ISL Nassau'st
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WANT PLACES.

AS ASSISTANT TEACHER, by !, Dung
N Gentleman from the Old Country in School IN ths
city ar vicinity No compensation T reg sa1e
INV the Elementary branches with Music Belle Le!tfe
Fiocuion and the Spanish language keiefehT T tx
changed upor an Interview Address, promptly IuIoT'
I'll l1n Irihnna Office. ~ -.
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evyy.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

,Tpy LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY u
S1hd1 ever Saturday Morning. al te 9y prce OF =
Da5Bso IN siyance Eight copies for go or twenty
pei se ~ sddrs for geo and hc paper In 10 Gaze con
copies s ~ ON he time for which it s pad
nDseo for s sheet viii be charged 70 cents pei
..e zach Insertion
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