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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-21

The bill Of the Senate entitled "An act to authorize the
appointment of Indian agents in California and for other
Pose read twice and referred to the Committee on In
dian Affairs.
The bill Of the Senate entitled An act 10 repeal 20 much
Of the act approved Nth August ls4s extends the pro-
visions thereof to Macao read twice.
Mr. McCLERNANDa asked that this bill be put on its pas
sage, and submitted few remarks in its explanation.
The bill then ordered 10 be read third tme and was
read the third time and passed.
The House then proceeded consider the bill Of the Sem
ate entitled act granting the right of way and making
grant Of land to the States Of Illinois, Mississippi and Ala
bama in aid of the construction of railroad from Chicago
Mobile"
The question pending agreeing to the amendment
offered by Mr. Conn, of Alabama, when this bill last
under consideration. proposing make the number Of years
in which said road should be completed "weve instead of
ten" proposed in the bill.
Mr. COBB desired the permission Of the House to with
draw il.
Objection made.
The question then taken on the amendment and it
was rejected.
The bill then ordered to be read third time, and
was afterwards read third time and passed Yeas l0i,
nays rs.
The House adjourned
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-21


Hail. Hamilton HARRISON, Harlan sham G. Harris, Sampson
W. Harris Thomas L. Harris Hibbard Hoagand, Holiday,
Holmes, Howard, Hubbard Inge j. w. Jackson Andrew
Johnson Johnson jones' Julian, Preston King La Sere,
aid, Mcdowell AeLanahan, McMullen Mcqueen, McWil-
lie Meade, Miller, Mson, Morris, Morse Orr, Parker
Peasee, Phelps Potter, POWELL Robinson, Ross Savage,
Sawee Seldom f. p Stanton, Richard Stanton Stetson
Thomas, Jacob Thompson Walden, Waldo, Wallace Well
born, Whittlesey, Wildrick Wood Woodward, Yomg-s6
So the amendment not agreed 10.
The question then taken agreeing to the original
report of the committee and decided in the negative
by the following vote:
Beale Booth, Bowdon, Bowlin Boyd, Albert G. Brown,
W. j. Brown Buell. j. Cable, G. Alfred Caldwell Joseph p.
CALDWELL Carter Cleveland Clingmau, Williamson X. w.
Cobb Colcock Disney Durham, Durkee Edmundson, Ewing
Hamilton HARRISON Harlan Ishan G. Harris, Sampson W.
Harris Hibbard, Hosgland, Holiday, Howard, Hubbard
Inge Joseph W. Jackson Andrew Johnson Robert W.
son, jones' Julian Preston King, La Sere LETTER. Lefeld
Lanaban McNIulen, McQueeu Melville, Meade, Miller.
Mson, Morris Morse Orr, Parker, Peaslee Phelps Pot
POWELL Robinson Ross Savage Sawtele Seldom Frede-
rick P. Stanton, r. H. Stanton, Stetson Thomas Jacob
Thompson, Waldo Wallace, Wellborn, Whittlesey vii.
drick, Wood, Woodward, and Young--9I.
NAYS-Messrs Alexander, Allen, Aston, Anderson An.
drews, Ashman Baker, Bennett, Bokee, Briggs Brooks.
Burrows, c. Butler T. B. Butler. Calvin Casey Chandler
Clark Cole Corwin Crowell, Dickey, Dixon Doty Dun.
can Eliot, Alexander Evans N Evans Fowler Freedey
Gentry Gilmore, Colt, Could GrnneIl, HAMPTON. Hay'
Raymond, Hebard, Henry, Hard Houston, Howe Hunter
w. It. Jackson JAS L. johnson, Kerr, G. G. King Jas G.
King, John A. King Horace Mann, Marsha Maesou Nc
Ssughey, Mski,sock Finis E. Mclean, Meaeham, Moore
Ptman, Putnam, Reed, Robbins Root Rose Rumsey Sack
et Schenck, Schermerhorn Schoolcra Sylvester Sprague
Stanly Alexander H. Stephens Thaddeus Stevens Strong,
Taylor, James Thompson, John b. Thompson, Thurman,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-27

Ifvsrroof- Saturday, feb. y, 1850.
The Great Geis Of the Fyfh-7n, Cpnard Mad
s,eomoi-7he Nsw Sfsamo isia-- The As,sri-
oe~ Me,s, &c. &c.
You viii, no doubt. see plenty Of accounts In the
Liverpool journals, Of the tremendous gale that
VISITED this neiehborhood on Tuesday night last.
the sth instant; yet short account. prepared
specially for the Herald, rnsy not be unacceptable.
Throughout that day the barometer cont,naed to
fail. and finally reached cs co. which is the lowest
point II reached. About 2o'clock, r. N, 1t CON-
m~oced blowing hard. aud increased gradually
until midnight, from due west AT O'Clock, a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-27
AMERICAN STOCKS.

M. de Vallette. Consul General of the States OF
Nicaragua, had had a conference with the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs the 4th inst, relative to
ahe privilege of which is granted to an American
company.
According to arrangements, the British court
would remain at Windsor till the 18th of March,
and then remove to Buckingham Palace, continu-
ang there Till after her Majesty's accouchement.
We understand that the stewards Of the Jockey
Club have declined the match proposed by his
hghness the Pasha Of Egypt.
The Napoleon states that DR.. Achilll has sue
ceeded in escaping from prison, and has arrived in
France.
The same journal denies that the French govern
.ynent is about to contract a loan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-27

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICAS MAILS.
THE DETAILS
or TIE
= q r oYE An ~ J " r.
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
THR GpYCIlN AND SWISS QUESTIONS.
&c. &c. &C.

The Americas malls arrived in this city yes
terday morning.
The details of the news will be found of consi-
derable interest.
The following were the quotations of American
securities in The London market, on the 9th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-27
rhe Hague

The project Of the marriage OF her Royal H,st-
ness the Prlncess Louisa, ct the Netherlands. ~
tanned the consent of his Majesty An sf@-de-
camp OF the King Is about TO set orl sor Stock.
hein, bearing the autograph rcrly Of ths K,or
to The letters OF the King saa Queen Of Swedea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-27

The attraction OF these political satires n "a
great, that the Theatre du Vaudeville, at which
they sre performed, Is nightly coming money. scd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29
SALES BY AUCTION.
4fY BANGS, BROTHER & co. 204
4 s8E0ABTAY-cesb advances aside upop all cen

atY BANGS BROTHER & co. I04
Spu,t,nt,,,, - .7,,,r,s ,,,s,3e MN. al .-,
OF. 'a''' - " 4 49, "
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h'NpAi - ~ ~ D-- = - ,s ,.f.
bN@1isii A%p sEttNN ',, - ~! ~ -;
cn OF Y-iaai le Z sllsl q l Hli :, -
bFacl' s5ee' va .el+ ~ e'.y y - L,..,
e vi L' 10, - a. : ion - - -.,4j sg1
GA OF VA In. ieet ~ ~ SlI5tH
Howard ga rant i.lussIa-so, w. ~ ; %
tn Brush Navy llueJfa.e- .is -io aEo'' oeA e
Life OF Campbell 5 ro : oFo Caitecmo.es Literature o'
TIE Cturch ~ t.n= i'd l. "a ne 70,
with elegant Cc0itu Pites Fuis tto' CoS'gG S'"'l
Guteu Ci Pr'sld, illuminate, 6f)si COOKS wages
RcrrC The Nurir cupv Rtuht's History OF re : a,
9.v.l, evu . SCOTS clmurfc Prose Works ; y0s HUM.
f5.,s -5s,,1s 7-rt. Do N.nect of Nattre tfltzpts
- "A, -...-. So; ,,I- T. ,as nj tho Italian Poets
~ -. D., 49,, L,,,osifor with n itt.s
ara f1l tefsf itdIii -s ral--a = " -. y,
4FCiS rC al 4i0. car, me copy Hlct.4H9c4 Ha@ses
OH. r.t, t;ot5 Works , vols 8vu
Gems Of Ar1arIcar Poetry elegantly Illuminated 70 Tar
Si,,hs-er : W,rks complete vols. svo Eo9tanes
conplete Works. ruynl Svu. it-adteys NorsS o V9is
r-syo.c's Poets al Enelaac Europe the Anciei ard
An,e,ica Illustrated vols svo; Cornwall illustrated, i.o
hal, T,,-tev.' Sc
Also. a yea variety OF popular Medical Works,
trac,n (Grglisous American Medical Library Il vols.
gvc 6Afca fscarce): BecA's NeGical Jurisprudence,
wis 8yo punsisons Physiology sud Hygene vols,
$40 Devices WORKS, vols Svo Coopers Surgical Die
torarv, $40 Heopes Medical Dictionary SVo.; Wood
Baches DIspeusHlory, 6vo Doaue's Illustrations of
surgery. - plates. royal Svo
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. >, Al O'Clock.
ASTRONOMICAL TELEsCoPE.-Ala large Astronomical TEL
escope OF great magnityng power. May be examined at
the salesroou
AT PRIVATE SALE
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~ Noticc.-To THE JoURNEYMEN TAlLORs
OF NEW-Y ORK-IF hcreGS, Report was nude 10 the
Society on "Wednesday evening last, ha! Mr. faqs0n OF
sons Of Broadway and Messrs, Dixon 4 ohany, Broad,
way had all refused 10 pay the Bill of Prices signed by
them sometime ago Therefore, this is give notice, that
the men in their employment VIII meet at The sixth Ward
Hotel on MONDAY morning Dec 2 at9 o'clock, for the
purpose Of SrAing against said Employers and setting
watch upon their Stores until they redeem their promise TO
the Society, and act justly by their men
BY order OF Society," JOHN McCAULEY, President
Iosrpu MATHeRs Sec'v n29 2t'
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w ANT PLACES.

A S GENERAL HousEMAID, by smart
IN and ldy Girl Is rst.rae Cook Washer and lroner
Has The best OF city reference. Would make herself
ful aud 20 for low wages. Gull III rs Bowery h29 IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

~ Gregory's California ENpress.-The sub
scribers will forward their Express tor California
per steamer ONTARIO, on MONDAY, Dec. 2, al SP. NJ
Parcels and freight received until 10 AN on Monday
Dec 2 THOMPSON \ H!ICHtOCk'
Managers and Agents. l49 Pearl-st. corner OF Wall
PS-ShPpers by this Express can avoid the annoyance
and expense of clearing their goods nj the Custom
Terms reasonable, n29Sus
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WYHREE-FOUR BLEACHED SHIRT
Il IEGS-l50 cases fine ard low priced, st 10 cents,
for seeby [mylli c. 3 LIZ BARON, 81 Ptne-si
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7pPIST9T5S M NEW. YEAR are
ADJUSTMENTS.

rENRIPLER HALL-TuE SEVENTH
n GRAND SACRED CONCERT Of Madame ANNA
BISHOP VIII AXE place on 81 NDAY ENGN1NG SEXF,
Dec T. 1851 on Tie same may nlirtu scale as before
PROGRAMME
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a 5 MATRoN or SeamstreSS, in or about
u The cities of New-York or Brooklyn by an American
Lady who has spent the last years in Boarding
Good references given Can be for three days Ad-
dress NJ, Is 2l0 Highest BROOKLYN uZS ST.
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7NTFW ROOKS-JOHN S. TAYLOR,

NEW BOOKS.-JOHN 5. TAi LUX,
Publisher f45 Nassausl has IN press and vii shorty
publish THE BEAUTIES OF THE R RE j. lad dr. al
in r;fers b.g c.riosities Of criticism in one Vol.
nme roya 8yo with Illustrations n B-An ed .i Of
the above worn VIII be bound in paper covers ana ~ E
cent y mail free of postage, to any part Of ihe Cnie1
States on the receipt MY cents, which may De sn y?
mai to the Publisher. ~ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

How to Win Love; or Rhodas Lesson. 5Sc.
The above form five volumes of Francis Co.'S LIZ
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NANTED-A Companion to travel
South and West, who will invest from $500 to - 900
in safe and lucrative business Should the partnership be
agreeable it may continued for years References given
and required. Address o. s. Tribune office stating where
an interview may lie had. M 3tF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

nROADWAY THEATER.-DOORS
g. =, a N commence a. 7 o'clock-THIs EVEN.
ma nov ~ win he presented tae Play Of
iA'N' THE BETROTHAL.
Marfo..... Mr. Cou.dock ftippa.. ....'...Mrs Abbos
To conclude WITH the Farce o
nv FRIEND IN THE STRAPS.
Prices OF Admission TO Dre.s Circle and Psrquet 10
Family Cl.ce aat Il..S -. :. Gallery 2. 80.
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goz cafisogNIA ORssoA ssU Ttf. s. '~lCe $500 a.
IL published lie iepan1ra ri e2cD 49, SUI u'' 10Y
sasgrse Pres, - c-Gts per copy 81.
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NN7ANTED-Tw SHIRT CUTTERS.
w Apply at $50 WiIlamst up stairs n29at+
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HEANNUAL REPORT AND NEW

"a y i
a DIRECTORY of the Association for improving me
Condition Poor for $50 and 81 being now ready
subscribers viii be supplied by calling on r. NJ HAIR T.
LEY corner Grand and Elm SITS or on any OF me iol
lowing officers OF tie Association or members OF the Dis
trct Committees who are authorized to receive subscnp
tons viz,
James Brown President 80 WaLst
George GriswUd Weep resident, ~ sout-st
james Boorruan Vice. President. 10 Green"lcil.St
J Smyth Rogers NJ D. yice'PresdenI 81 Fifth-aY
Horato Allen, Vice President, p I lnLon-pacs'
Robert Minur1, Treasurer, "a Sguth-st.
First Ward-Janes C. Ramsey, l57 Cedarst
Second Ward-George W. Able, Is Johu-st
Third Ward-E. caldwell II MurraYst
Fourth Ward-A Pardon, r. 81 eouthsI
Firth Ward-A r Wetnore, 81 Nesey-sI
Sixth Ward-N G.. Everett, III " hlLe-sL
Seventh Nerd-Slephen Gutter, IS GouYcrnelf-s-
Eighth Werd-Joseph &. Collins, fl5 BrooHe-sI
kInih Ward-Janes 0 Pond, MD II slxh-aT
tenth Ward-JaDles Horn, ChrysuesL
Eleventh Wards P Patterson, IS Avenue ~
Thirteenth Ward--Lewis Chichester, ~ East Broadway
Fourteenth Nurd--Adam ", Spies, 70 Prine-s
Fifteenth Ward-Thomas Denny. II CLnion-piace
Sixteenth Ward-Luther Jackson 81 Tyye!iIh-'t
Seventeenth W ards C. Lynes, II 81. MaIks-placS.
Eighteenth VERDI, E Maher, ~ East Eighteenth
Nineteenth Ward-O. w. Morris, Euaelh,st near fIla
ev ms 2weods r NJ. HARTLEY, secretary.
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DRUG CLERK.-Wanted, an indus
z y trious and steady young Man. at O Chambers
Of Churchst The best city reference required as to
rectude and capabllity n29 ltF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

"a Brooklyn Institute.-The Winter Course OF
Lectures, Concerts and Dramatic Readings before tue
Members Will commence on Wednesday evening next,
9Th inst "A O'clock and be continued every Thursday
evening during the season.
Nov 27-o Opening Lecture by E P. Whpple OF Boston:
"The American Mind
Dec. Concert
Dec l2-Park Benjamin, Esq; "The Age ofGod."
Dec, l0Mr, Geo. Vandenhoh' Evenings with Sheri-
dian; Sherdan's life, Love, Eopement and Duel" with
readings from the comedy of "rhe Rivals"
Dec. 26-Revew of the farce of St Patricks Day"
Songs in the Duenna readings from the "School for
Scandal
Jan -Shedqn's Entrance into Parliament his Extrava-
gance, Difficulties, Fertility OF EXpediens &c readings
from The Critic
Jan. rs snuel II. Cox, DID
Jan. -iiey. E. H. Chaplin 1.-THE Man ofthe World"
Jan. s0-Rey H. w Beecher Character
Additional announcements for the month OF February viii
be made in the usual mnnner
Tickets for The Course S. admitting gentleman and two
ladies' of his family may be had OF either of The Lecture
Com;tte or of the Janior the Institute, Washington.
s,pea, ISAAC II. FROTHINGHAM
D ARTHUR w BENSON Lecture
NICHOLAS H. PIKE, Com.
n25 tDec5t ROBERT NICHOLS,
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~ Nolice 10 NnyIgnlors.

&c, Notice 10 NavIgntors.-CUsT0M HOUSE lS
W-YORk-CoLLECToR'S OFFICE, Oclooer % iSol'-
The eth section of an act OF Congress- approved Sh Sep
enher 1850, entitled An Act making appropriations or
"That hereafter all buoys along the coast or IN bays mar
bors sounds or channes shall be colored and numbered
SO thai passing up the coast sound entering the bay
hsrbor or channel rcd buoys with numbers shall be
PASSED on the starIoard hand backbuoys with ereq NUM-
be on the or hand and buuys with red and black stripes
on either hand Buoys in channel ways 10 be coored with
alternate tchite and black perpendicular stripes"
hereby give notice that the provisions OF the foregoing
Law will be carried into effect aud the changes Indicated
therein made in the arrangement OF The buoys IN the waters
Of this District on about the lSt of May, 1871.
OPS 2HwSm H. MAXWELL, Collector.
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The Book OF Entertainment 80engrayings, 81
Published by c. s FRANCIS \ CO
p2q SIeod 252 Broadway.
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e,gsr ,aLy-Xtst8 TRIHU1G

ToR suRoPGAN CfRcULAfios
~ g5e1sfe5 or he dopaT uTe o. f-tc Ia. 7e-, M -
YgO3t Price 81 cent per eop5, u y pr fFAi ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

ASTRONOMICAL TELEsCoPg--Al large Astronomical Tel
escope OF great magnying power. May be examined at
the salesroom -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

~TpTON,S THEATER-C hambers-st.
Of cry HaThe 1eafes5 Tas ;f 70 me age
HoteA LIZ THE SERIOES FAMILY
r..,, NJ Band WIDOW Delnaine. Mira Skesfelt
~ m conclude with tho Farce OF oC,,g
t,,,r,t.ld Fuzee Hr Burton ,I!nette Mrs Sheriff.
Doors open begin E go1e. Dress e nc. S "a
rIs Ro,es IS and s.; Cushioned Afn-chairs IS ets
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TE7RlPLER HALL.-Musical Manager,

a NJ. Observation-Disclosures 5UUNT,,S, l,,,c,,r,
SECOND AMERICAN PROMENADE CONCERT,
On MONDAY EVENING NEXT Dec =
The great Programme the First Promenade Concert
Tickets 50 cents each all parts Of the Hail. to DO had
at the Hail only Secured sents may be had without ex'rs
charge in the first second circles for the enjoyment oil
the most novel aud splendid coup d@l which The prone
paders viii afford. III,
Every third Promenade Concert, the programme WIN
contain more ouadres pokas &c. than usual for those
Who NAV have disposition to dance 10 the music OF tho
large orchestra when so GEMS more VIII be charged anu
an eminent proeseur dc danse, In Paris and LONDON,
apponted % direct that part of the amusement
The performance begin at II O'Clock Doors open az
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BOOK OF THE PASSIONS: BY g. P. R. JAMES.
Illustrated with sixteen splendid steel Engravngs, from
drawings by the most eminent Artists vol 8yo cloth,
gilt edges ard Sides So 50; imitation morocco So Turkey
morocco or calf Sc List OF subjects illustrated Remotse,
Jealousy, Revenge, Love, Despair, Hurried
elegant hardly knows which most to aie the
graphic words tine soul sug operation Of The ons7r passions
GLey executed aut tded representations
~ dieting newer IN youth and beauty Il
bok and worthy OF the high reputation OF the writer and
the sfIists engaged II. P,epsrson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

STAR SPANGLED BANNER.-The
Sbeauuful Nouvelete of the Flying Artilerest the
Child of the Battle Field by HARRY HAZEL, is continued,
and gains interest in every Chapter fine Story called
JETHRO WOOD, or GOING TO CALIFORNIA. by
Col Clay together it'll many interesting Stories, on clear
new type and beautiful paper For sale by all the News
Dep6ts and Booksellers in the city n29 II
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Queens England this earliest period 70 thai OF her present
MAJESTY The the finest style OF sagynss
copied possible from portraits taken IN the
paCd their lives. They present tho charms OF yout ar
compaHyu Biographical from the Pen OF Anes
done FIDELITY ThTF aim TO -peaf oe1re Us The
caraers the eug. and pa-sons OF well the
grandeur OF Queen As ut this unsurpassed taste
fuuess or attractlveGess.
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nr IF H. nsmbe1 i Library AssocinIonA Meet
Lecture Room Clinton Han on MONDAY 'f EVe m i(
nff o. nom dSs o 8[ s Pg5gos Of appointing Com
nS7 WFSsISN 0u'Ne's '' lie ensuing year BY order,
S u w. OGDEN, Rec. Sec
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I)ARIS GREEN, Is Brand. Patented. !.

"a Ms GREEN, IS Brand, Patented. -
10 beAiefs IN Paints, Ship Owners and other psres
"no fscoenize the saperior perrnsnency. h1liancy
aud Other qualities OF The above PAINT Notice K hereby
gveu-tbat seeeid manufacturers OF PARIS Green of sc
kuuwedseo luter onts. ars Introducing thsiy seyeTsl
makes OF Green n zinc Identical Cans and Csnistsrs ,h
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each uRckH C. winch Lonns ho uny distinctive mark thai
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no 9arA M.
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BOARD Wanted above Bleecker-st
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accommodations Those answering the advertisement Wi
terms Address box 28Sl MS ol
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AMesv Edtion-vvoMEN OF TIE OLD AND NEW
TESLA MF,NTA series OF eighteen exquisiley hnished
Engravngs, OF Femhle Characters of The Old and New
Testament with descriptions, by various American Di
vines. Edited by W B. SpRhGUE, ID. Prce-Im NOR
81 an'fS s NOR So do co9 9s naY aad Yin q bsb
ing on plate glass, Sl5 colored plates, so
This is superb gift book, and one OF great intrinsic
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XXTANTED-A Man thoroughly compe-

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Garnet establishment To one answering the purpose q
liberia salary would be given Apply postpaid win name
and references to box IRA PostOflce n28 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29
r. DIR. Lutener's Ear Infirmnry,

e. DIR, Lutcner's Ear Inflrmnry ,! Warren
near Broadway, open from 9 Till 8, for the exclusive
OF diseases deafness Discharges the
ear and all unpleasant noises in The head cared in short
time without risk pain Consultation fee 81 by letter
or otherwise Unpaid letters refused
TESTIM ONIALS.
Ny thanks publicly tender to Dr.. LUTENES, AIrist
q Naren.st for the surprising he has performed on
four years troubled with deafness In OF
my ears accompanied with dissgreeabe discharge from
he external ear, and tired the hrs physicians in This city
Philadelphia, Baltimore Cincinnati and New-Oreans with
out the least benefit aud cured by the gen
oensn in the short space offs weeks
J. DOLBEER, 81 BsyardsL
JOHN GLOVER, Jr. builder, Frsnkln,syenue, Brook
& ws cured Of deafness and discharges from The external
Mss ADELAIDE BROWN daughter of Capt VIM,
nSy Slate steamer, Fall River, wascured OF very
benefited. N -s -
FkANS sI LOUIS Prospect Hill Brooklyn deaf
c0,Ia M0op son Of Solomon Wood, Goshen, Orange
hS M S cured OF Deafness. accompanied with dis
weeks. -"' " l" !01'S s'@1-i-s - '-
ne above eeses were considered incursbe and all
, peensS seuae1 WIN Seroula until Dr. LUTENERS
Ne u " SreG.st MI Ink