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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-26
Dairy Farm for Sale.

CULTIVATED in New Brantree three-fourths of a mile
> east of the Meeting House, the road leading to North
Brookied, containing about $50 acres of land under
good state of cultivation with all necessary buildings there
on Said farm is well propoonedinto moving, pastuing,
tillage and woodland, and will keep Is head OF cattle
Possession given first of April next.
For further information inquire of the subscriber on the
nremises MOSES AYRES.
New Praintrae Ian | 1851. WSt&
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Stoves! Stoves 4!

LII thosein want Of the best Cooking Stove for Wood
IA Coaalso, Parlor, Wood and Coal Stoves please
call and examine the above VIII Oh will be sold low for
Cash at j. HLTONS, Corner of Nam and Pearl Streets
rear of G. Foster Il Co., Worcester, Mass.
dec2O-d&Wlm
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For Sale at a BARGAIN.

nrzx7 A GOOD Six Octave Piano, cost $3.50
n II III " HOWE & PUTNAM'S
X Nov22 distf Auction Room, Front-st
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Ear Hoons and Drons.

LIoI4 A4UUpo dIIW O1Upo'
JUST received beautiful variety of Ear Hoops and
- Drops, at G. c. COLEMAN'S 205 Main street I'd
door North of American Temperance House.
decll d&Wis2m
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MARTrM,S
Writing and Book Keeping Academy Re-
OP 10 N q ID

~ T. MARTIN would respectfully inform the citizens
Js of Worcester and vicinity, that he rcganed his
health far to be able give Instruction. usual at
his room. No. 1872 opposite the American Temperance
House 3wd Gecl2
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Steam Engine for Sale,

A STEAM ENGINE of 25 to 80 horse power, u inch
CYLINDER 30 inch stroke, with two cylinder Boilers
so feet long and AZ inches in diameter with IL inch ues
all in prime order; and will be sold at bargain Inquire
of s. HATHAWAY, at Tolman, Luthers 81 Co., Canal
street Worcester d&wtf-lec26
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Mntine

DARTIES holding claims against the late firm of Stock
ing Co.. ae requested TO present the same for pay
nlent Immediately GEO. q. TRUMBuLL.
For sale, above sndry second hand Tools, Lathes,
Vices, &c. &C.
Worcester Dec 25, 1850. d&w2t*
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Engraving
NO. Z RRINLEY HALL.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER having commenced business at tn
above place, respectfully solcits the patronage Of
public Wedding, Visiting, and Business Cards, cpgrave
N superior stylej also, Watch Papers, Noarals, Labe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

ard affection and bic old are and gray hairs
,everrd and loved When amer the la11rs OF the
ver thew return % their humble and happy hO ues,
uhS cor ss chiefly Of lice. feb and vegetables ch
nen -, Nth great rest and ar haDpg md ifu ei
M Geisve there IL country In the word where ihs
IesJ nopu alton better Of than ;hey are 81 ne
srt5a Labor with lhsm IL pieA1re Tor hs fruits
S be Ssm,eves aud Ihe rcd Of iho oPprsssor . IN
FELT and unknown II ill, a., ...i. r Il, ..
49,. has de,olated Ireland and India, and that
49, onr people TO Oregon and Cafjrns, while
-, ere ever, where. among ourselves, half cult
.a,;nr large farms, when they might obtain treble
So resut from half the surface, and let il then be
ssnter,,ined which is the one that tends most %
,,ron,o,e the prosperity and happiness of the Ia.
oyer and to improve the condition OF the owner Of
land. -r...t., -.
.,s7tity If both that can be given 10 the work
% ,,odnction. Every increase in the quantity OF
e;,feT reooired 70 be given TO the work Of CONVEX
s;on and trans oortatiOn, tends to dimiHish the
,alne of ALI Every diminutiop in the quantity
.ends 10 increase the value Of ALL The nearer the
consumer and the producer can be brought together
The greater is the quantity Of pita and labor that
car be given TO the work OF production. the smaller
is that which is required for transportation, and the
more rapid is the advance in the value Of both Ia
Dor and Land.
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LANES ACKERMAE,



Tug FoPEMEN PREsENT-Sos. AND 7.
pose Compsrv 81 snd Engine a. hre a. the tfan4Ia
bes,er cid when in Grands e. Nc 81 behind, and 90 y Y
were passing No o. they, run mo 81 tWlce anu ma 81
oo he wax they brew boxes and barrels between ii
twas don by persons know they now have o.Eof num-
hse Clark policeman OF ne Thireerth Ward, on sun
dsy afternoon Oct o. saw No and 81 coming ln'oug1
leisrreu.rt No o run 81 n several umea-nO blows
Dsvd Ginger member OF Il Hose was win me car! Ia
The Third avenue ard when a. FeenlhsI iea via caps
on threw boxes ard into 3s 81 BENG on ne
sIde walk and No IN the street; no blows were gwen
WIN T. Duryea Foreman Of Hose Company III, Ga tne
above ght was with the cart and saw boxes &c al1 =.
or near the corner OF Fieenthst wee some disa1cs n
advance of the cart; struck With barrel aud saw
several perions leave from where The barrel ae rO su1
20 to No Gs rope and was Mr. Tweed M l. alu1''
that lie threw a barrel I'LL, %, 4,
Chss FORESTER on Friday April 10, was WIN 81 N
Grand a. was ahead and SIS 81 was passing NO, run
ipo 81 and tronched the wheel band there were no WORDS
qpoten between the companies the pesson wac HSu
command wa, @ OF the foreman or assistant foreman
John Osborn member Of 81 Hose, ha1 me lonsue On
Anil 49, No run 81 on TWO oecasions coahf' MI
Rorresler'f testimony.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
BOARD at THE HIGHLawps.

BOARD AT THE NIGHLAEDS.
rINHE subscriber, rom the opportunities OF ks h1--S.
and contrary To his original intenuoo rs. cpsn-t h,
mansion At the Highlands for the accommodated Il i.n
lies aud single genIemeo, during the The hoa,e
possesses s the advantages o. geniee retreat IN he
sumner having uninterrupted view oftbe ocesn whsre
every ship bound In and out Of the city may be ard
where hunting grounds and hshng with pleasure boats oV
excursions are adjoining and ~ nsno Tue rooms are
Inc beat order for comfort and the proprietor accom-
modste 80 to 100 bosrders-aud wishes distinctly under
stood thst n should Al any time be o 10 prevent dsar
pointrnenD due notice will be given 70 he puzzle.
Highlands, July 1850. NlLLlAn JONts,
no ~ Prnrrietor Of The Neverslnt hoae
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EYAt n Meeting Of The Committee Of Arrangements
appointed by the Common Council IA relation 10 decesse
Of General Taylor President Of the United States held
10 room T. City Hal, his day, the following resolutions
were adopted
Rsolred Thai The s3lemLzaon Of he funeral o1sequei
In honor OF The amsned General Zachary Taylor, late Pre-
siceut OF The United sIsles take pace oy civic and m
tsry procession, 10 be composed OF e inhay aud ne
different oyders societies and citizens OF New YORK. anc
the adjoining cites and towns on Tuesday, me "a instant
Resoired That fellow cluzens generally and me d
fertut orders societies. trades associations and nre de-
panmeuts OF the cities Of NewYork Brooklyn, jersey
CIV and OF the villages Of Winiamsourgn and hoooken
and also Of the doinng towns aud countet De
10 unite In this testimony VI respect 10 The nusou. dead
and that all ORDERS societies and associauons Intending 10
cooperate be requested to communicate 10 me COMMITTEES
on or before Friday next, a. i've O'CLOCK, r. N a. room
City Hail. In order that The Necessary arrangements may be
made carry the ceremonies OF The day In an appro
PIRATE msnner.
Resoired That the Army and Navy OF the United States
on this station be requested 20 cooperate Win the Com
iitee IN making the Arrangements and that he Commit
tee Military be requested 20 communicate win the CON-
rnanders Of The different stations
Ressired Thai banner bearing political devices or H.
scripuors shall be admitted N the Procession.
ResOlrcc That the COmmi will be II session daily IN
Room 4 Cry Hail. from the Ism 10 the I'D irst from to
GEORGE h. FRANKLIN,
SAMUEL DELAhATER,
JONAS f. CONCkLIN, Committee on
JAMES II. COOK the part Of the
JACOB " OAKLEY, BoGri ofAlt.
MORGAN MORGANS,
sLH. WARD,
CHARLES CRANE,
JAMES ACKERMAN, Committee on
WESLEY SMITH, the part OF Board
FLORENCE MCCARTHY. OF Assts
OSCAR w. sTURTEVANT
jyl3A President.
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LEBANON SPRINGS

L6kl EAssftxlr.y..ss..-sstI and tho
- Snn& SHAKER CYL. ,oats
-. INDIAN rbe shortest and least ealrosd
" bess ceiebated places By The Hudson l n RsIo
- stesnboats 10 Hudson thence oy me oua''
Nls 81 Shaker Cityl 70 the Spring. "a. "a
'nS rom NewYork BY ae ~oIrias srs ~
bosis may arrive at the Springs ~, 800. rom Ne sYo
sssb b. Springs The morning al 81 ocloeL
~ Fsrs nom Hudson 70 the springs 5O;.y supr
jel5 Sm' . N.
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,NDIA RIBBER sHOEs-25oO0 pairs Pa1sni Vul-
i'e.,,red Rubber Shoes Of my manufacture got up
Rubber Shoe should be Terms liberal
,sfS isvim HORACE II. DAY, . Corilsndsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

~ Vster.Curo irrututes-City aud Couu-
fTv-Dl TRAIL receives p.uens 81 l. comnOd ols city
Embellishments IS LsighEsi sud al Oyster Bay l. Co
municsdJn csy hewe-u hess plsces ~ siesnbosi AID
railroad General practice attended 10 Gonsu'aoons -
lei Inns
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" Powiers 81 Wells, Phrsaolo lists and Pub
fishers, Clinton Hall 81 Nasssnst ussr Tie Fsrk
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GoURAUD's HAIR RESTORATIVE,
nrnrassfAN GLOSS.

VHIs 10 the most beautiful preparation Tor NE mar ever
\ lnvented In IL warranted 10 MAKE he nAlr grow,
prsyents falling Out and render sf, viy hair s9l sa
snd goasv Trial bottles shlings each-f9und ony -
DR. FELIX GOuRAUDS PeTf1meiy Depot 81
Ersl ltore from mot in) Broadway. D'"
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r--Curs1 TrroaEs! LEEOHEs!

LEEoHEs! LEEoHEs! LEE sI I,,,.
,usT reeeved by he last steamer from tqLops . =!
supply Of Swedish German ana sny di,.nc.
Win perlee' sHeS' w a A. & II. WHITE,
,,o Importer, Of Leeches Sc Johnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

= The "UrnBse MountaiB Water CuFs,v a.
go Orange J. one hours rde by railroad rom no City
Ybe establishment hss private bsiha A.schsd % hs pa
dents rooms. Address Dr.. HEEHER, Z. Orange, \. }.
torleTuE. lolM
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~ ,. .,,a R01RDJNG AND DAY sCgee1s:ss
rARRYTowN INSTITUTE.

CHAIN CABLEs-A large s se@ ssIs b. ,,.x
Nproyed from SO TO lI-s I,pssss1asJcKsOS ~
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- Hudson River Water.Cure Establish h
rcnt et TrrytcWn. win every convenience Tor treat
uen vii he completed the reception OF patients By the
l5l1 Of July next. Fer terms. sppy 70 - . .,
Farr,to--r Iurs u lgEl iseo Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

TIebnboB Sprins. water-Uure Rata bTish-
eot II noW 70 ts year % sacceszial oB-tsuon
For Information address
jy5 In BEOORTHA MD
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ylSi

" Atthe Regular 1IeeIIns of the Dry Goods
Clerks; Mutual Benefit and Protective $3.50
ciaIon held tho College OF Pnysc aus and Surseonsi
on Friday evening, The following resolutions were uuan'
imOusly adopted g.. -, %. All, ri.
nation In removing, by desth lis President Gen AScua'y
Taylor; - o., .,. g.
common with fellow i-ens, 10 manifest our 'o.tV"
fof tie loEs ~ MasTOus both as Solder ana o'"s'
1919 Tbet we have learned with untegned aud deep
re rel OF The death OF Gen. Zachary Taylor ise 'he oe'
loved Chief Magistrate Of these Uned S,ses' 10 ,a,
ResoIred Thai marx OF our respect for me eeys.ed
position he occupied and lent dignity 10, Oy AZ.
wisdom and many yirues and also As "a huoo Os. SUI
csre testimonial OF our appreciation Oh as nany ueOs
deeds through long life Of military toll 10 the service OF
his country that this Association do now adjourn -.
Rssored Thai these resolutions 90 entered on ln5 MN
utes and published In The NeD York Tribune Herald SUM-
Sn Sis 3s" WILLIAM S. CLAgP, Recording Secretary
e O'RieIIy's Teiesraph Lines, eoSnecn,a 10;
With all sections Of the United sIste. oeaSfn CIe 'o
Visitors 10 NewYork who accustomed to iransscunz
business With the oRey Lines IN any .scUh a y. s s
patches Al this Office to insure prompt and eorrect ans
mission. l""
~ To Boss Bakers.-fne operative Bakers Union
ia Grnndtt daily from A NJ al NJ and on Sunday.
rom TO g. end sleeper IL always In attendance 70 give
every facility Bosses from city or country either visiting
OF "riuHs " 'D' LEWIS HALsAUER Keeper
JOHN H. RENNE, Prest
rNotice 10 Contracfors.-ssaled proposals tof
he grading masonry, bridging supesnucmre lsSing me
rack and fencii the Canandagus and Corning hAfOsa
leading from Canandsigus TO tie Chemung Railroad VIII
be received at The Office ol John 3 hng 70
10 Canandsigua, until the 25ih day OF July, c,,,
Prohles and plans can be seen al The once Oh me Oel
Engineer al Canandaigua after the 2Olh inst
Th,s Road is about - mies In engh-is divided lh9o
sections Of one mile each. , r., 1900,
Bds will be received single sections or i0r several
united. JOlN o. AiNO y ~.
Canandaigua, July s. 1850. Jy5I"
~ NotIce.-The subscribers W no capls SUCK Oi 'no
Pser,on ard Hackenssck Railroad Company arc request
ed 10 meet al Peter Archdeacons Hotel IN Paterson on he
i'm dAy OF uy next for the purpose OF choosing seven
Director, Yhe Polls will bs open from 10 O'CLOCK n 10
s oclock N Paterson, June IS, 1859.
IS VANWAGONER, D X. ALLEN 800.
J. CHADWICK, CHklstOREh CVLt
P MAGlNNiS JOHN AChEhmAN' IT.
HENRY II. VOORHEES,, Jr. Commissioners
ie25 20r'
- Liquid Hair Dyo, improved 20 ~ % eoior -
hair or whIskers the momen. applied without me leA
nury-is entirely free from npeasanI odor and can oS
washed with the strongest soap Immediately sPpnec
without waiting 70 dry. For sSls, or apphed ~
7Rs Wig Factory, WALTZ. mgloIofn1oel1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

1,'o son PHINTERs-fne suo.eLiosrs , have , Tor
vls an assortment OF superior Engsn eot1toa M
E,rr he sane manufacturers ~ ., AZ
tela lnDkW - S-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

q Photographic Publications OF al sors by
AnoSsNs %. Z, puh1shet eGd ilT sac o.
1e15 2AwDtWH JOh. rROW r. sll Ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

- DR., Hou4nton's Water Cure EstnbIlsh-
,nenE-Ho :, Nesi Eleventh street. TIRE. doors frou
drosdwsy. ieig lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16
PowELToN HOUSE n wsuRvea 4,

- THE PROPRIETOR OF this fsyons ena esI,rs 10
- place OF summer resort .aEes Pesi11s sc thsl bss
s attention OF the NewYork public - S Of ei
cow prepared for the reception sna sn' bgh estimation
irsr,en or permanent bosrders me nsn sr,he san,
winch bis house 10 held by families who nsSs rous
er months there be ia will renasI :. scenery drive,
Otis superior attractions In point o. Sas no equA d:
Hudson River The harder, heretofore .saincn he
with every deicAcy he mose. anosu by 1esnbosA
Sae, a s tysb S Of Gers ps,sng dsy es s nss
Neyy.York and Albany Fsrly appncanoO r. DONALD
6or selection OF rooms jelO IN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

u Dr.. Shsw's warer.Curs Institutiou, cor.
Icf A"rla-s 81 AID Julvefailv. place. US n
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JAS. koBERrsoE, Rec. Bee

- LIQUID Hair Dyo improved so a. &c color Iae
hair or h'sEers he momeni Is applied without the less,
nury-is entirely free from unpleasant odo and can De
washed with the strongest soap Immediately II - aPpnec
WITHOUT waiting TO dry For sSs, or apphed ~ SAIcasL-
7Rs Wig Factory WEllEt. mVl5Tufn1oeI1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

PATENTS FOR NEW INVENTORS.
PARTIES INTKREsrED U Isw T.tss-.
the srbscrtber oeers his services IN soncnas Tr,rr.
S,ie-t N tsis eounirv and also n Great Brtsin, -
m othe- Corrnentrl states Ever inforn.o ,s-ess
ebt.iued CT and advice Afforded ca a. sesH "
solcls eonrscad win lheEs subjects ~ .soH Z .aI-a
nls 4 j. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16
NIEW-LEBANON STRINGS CoLUssl

~ INV sLEBhNUt n INt.ft''J 0oI1-7aI Il an
lNHALL-This Hotel has been greatly enlarged oy N
Immense wing making ia entire length about oV ioot soa
capable Of accommodating 500 visitors. very Hge num-
her OF rooms are taken for the seaSon BY smes na POI
pleasure a., Al. u.,.r .rA
By taking the morning cars by The newhsyeu u ma
Housaionic Railroad, or Hudson River haiioso "a =.
son nassenger. arrive al tho Springs 81 O'CLOCK " 20
aGerpoon Fare through only 81 80. loHu
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN WIILIAMSBUKGHs- or Two
- gentlemen be accommodating with pleasant rooms
and breakfast and tea In private smuy % rstsA one
minutes walk from the Peck slip Ferry boss runs every
Esst River. &c &c jys lm'
BOARD REDUCED-Alt the private Mansion. House
D5l (}reenwich.st Gentlemen with single beds and lgnL
airy rooms g 50 per week day boarders, u per week
snhen. boarderI 50 cents per day Baths grans e-S I'M
DOARD-Rooms and board can be obtained at 81
DIryingpiace. The location 10 very desirable ano me
or without board. jyl3 81
BOARD in BROOKLYN-Wilh pleasant rooms,
Dean be had 10 private clearinghouse, 1T Ausnlcs1
jylSSr
COUNTRY BOARD-At Uplon HILL NewJerSey.
1.-TWO single ortwO married gentlemen with their ami'
lies can be accommodated with Board for the Summer az
pleasantly located spot on Union hl between NnAlnah
and Msdifon about mile west OF Chstnsm Inc cars
leavs within 200 yards Of the house every morning
ing leave New York et4t O'Clock N and arrive az none
a. o'clock The above location Is one Of ne motI hSay
IN he state. Inquire al the lae residence OF heY oad
SON. Union Hill, N j. Take The Morris ana EAsef
Jersey City. wv ="
A GENTI, EIAN and bis wife, snd few single Eea'
a terren car have board a. 100 Wes Twent ea,S
9d dooy ,ss ~ Elghih Az Pleasant rooms or SEi
soor with use OF bslh room very pleasant An1 1s M
location
vTRYIsUED ROOM opposite Warrington 591
q s,rsrs To be let 10 single gentleman MUIR =. 90
Fourth-sL
INTENSIFIED ROOlIs-"isa Or w.aoa. ps rus,
L bosru, with private i amy ~, 60 fsla1mc
7,0oYS To IET-very desirable airy and pleasant
* 80. rsStv Furnished g5r single gentlemen Witno1l
toeyS 1s7 be- lad BY applying 81 CO FranEln a. a ie"
aoors wesi OF Broadway. Je-' III
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q O,RieIIy,s TeIesraph Lines. eoanecu

~ O,RielIy's telegraph Lines, eoanecua$
,xiS all sectons Of the United States General once o'
EroaSWAv Open from 6 In the morning I'll ii Al night
Visltors 10 Ne.York who accustomed TO ransacnns
business vi,h the ORiely Lines In any section OF .ns
m ad stae, will find Il their nerest 10 leave hef dis
patches Al this Office to insure prompt and eorec. trans
mia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

BOARDING IN THE COUNTKY-Visgeh A1
DBughsonville Duchess Co-The subscriber NJ" spared
90 pains in preparing this well known and Old sssolsnea
Hoel Tor The accommodation Of City bosrdeu The roomf
are we'll ventilated and pleasant and the locality 81 ne
Hall one OF the most quiet and comfortable retreats foo
families during the summer months. ,,. -
courirv one mile from the Hudson River Ran kcad ~
which communication can be hsd with the cry I'VE una
day The drives around the village are mos ssnIs
eud here are seversl churches In close proximity ne
Hall =.
The s8hscr'hers long experiences IN hotel keeping %
usts viii render 10 uiose who msy favor him win ncf
patronage every assurance OF pleasant home and W'
commOdsting terms. -,
Connected with the establishment good Livery sisee
"a ca,risgss and horse, can be hsd 81 81 anes
Stages run regularly 10 the Rail Rosd 20 meet esco usin
Fe}er,nces: Asa Vsn Shaick, ksqs WsY9ry-Piscei u
v Price, Esq 81 Burltng SIP c,,av pvxyrp
ielS 6weOd- NLAhh pL'Eh'
r Inquire At the Rail Road for Coles stages.
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soHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, MI
HEATH HOUSE.


This ESTABLISHMENT, 80 long and hVoTsbJ
known TO the public, win be opened for no reception
yisorI on the 18th OK June next The house hss beea
greatly enlarged during the pasty furnishing
sve dinng.roOm, large number OF goodszsd ani wel
ventilated bed-chsmbers and snd spacious psEor--
al newly and neatly furnished with special roisfence
convenience ard comfort. Connected with tia establish
ept are several cottages situated "a 10 Do retired NJ
vet convenient 10 the mair building. These co1ys
vii he suit the wishes VI applicants either enrsg
By the story or room The whole establishment hss oa
flied up Ia superior STYLE ard the accommodations are %
signed to be equal to those OF any wsterngpscs 10
country.
The undersigned having become the sole proprietor VII
stve his whole attention 20 the business, and vii b ~
ssted IN its management by Hr. David Al Crowel me
other gentlemen oflarge experience
JOSEPH II. MARSH.
-. @ q. ulnnN
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The following Reports of the Majority and
Minority Of the Committee appointed by the
Board ofAssistants to investigate the charges
Of misconduct preferred against Engine
Company No. are transferred to our col
umns in the hope that publicity will impel
to reflection and to action on the subject OF
difficulties among Firemen. We refrain
from all comment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

90 To Boss Bnkers.-fne Operative BAKERS Union
HSI,e OF ali Readn Room and Library 10 now open 81
IN GrandtL daily from A NJ all NJ and on sundsy.
from 10 end keeper is always In attendance 10 give
every facility Bosses from city or country either vsiung
or writing 10 ,bs House for men. . ~ 49,,
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Hot I've TO eieht persons can be sccommcSss1c "a,
bosTd At a farm fouse on moderate terms ~, w
L. l. For particulars apply al Markets ss''i'''
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Of Salisbury Conn 10 now open ior we fscsps .as
bosrders, by the day week month Beng n me ysnl
ofLskes Wonscopomuc Ma'nsoln8 s PSt MonnI srss
sSd many other point, OF interest the location Z conssss y
very desirable and IL will BE- the constant endesvoI "a
proprietor to render the solourn Of yis1o,s H0sr1s
agreeable Two wv nLNni o. NON-
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DOKTLAND HOTEL, ON TIE b IunI.Is al
i OF NAVESINK.-This house lus1 comp a ,,s
omen nor visitors IL sfordsa splendid prospe.s -
ocean and combines all the eDoymens OF soaasy -,d
6shipg. sailing bathing, delightful Walks snq LA ~,
sea bieezes highly conducive 70 comtort anu 70 ne NJ,
hours sail from the city, By the Jonn hsl ~ ~ =, re-
Peck,llp r. or the Edwin Lewis, al me ioo' p" NV
sonst N. R. Boarding 81 Gdsy urcuvp p,onnsr.
jyl5 Inn J. fLh INN, - a.
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GOfficial.
Board or ASSISTANT ALpERMES,

Ths following Majority and Minority Reports to the Com
ree on the Fire Department. in reference 10 suspeudns
The Members Of Engine Company No b. Tor lhes mohths
ss received laid on the table, aud directed 70 DO printed
"n' RICHARD SCOTT, Clers.