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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

BROADWAY THKATER-Doono pso q 2. eer.
ID sin win rtss 81 f-Tus kvghiNo March "a.
wiu Re played he locsl and sattca Cog>y csisd
ExrkEMfs
Ebeossr 0IdheAM, wa,as5 s.,. hsybs'7 n, sl.as
Augustus smiley whssIsy Mrs Crosby. Mics yishs
90 conclude Nth he popular farce Of
p P.-Of, The Man snd The Tis-r
Prices of admission To Drcss Circle and Psgostis "
ceuI Family and Third Circles IS ets usssy. IN osnis
UURTON's THtATKR.-Doofs open e 81 80
Doommsoee Al " This EVENING, March ~, WI b
Played Tho Comedy Of
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
Chas Torres. CIV Clsrte FrsEk vincoai Lesdh
Capt Maguirs gfoa CHAM Aminsdsb sl.es Mr. bsrtal
Hns OrmsDJ Dslsns. .............. Misc Chapman
To conclude with tho Farce
POOR PiLLiCODDY.
Pnees-BOses Dress Circls and fsfqusti, 20 cfs ssnt
~ Circle of Second Tier Is ets Private bosss cad ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

HIHz GALIERY 0Y IILrsrRi5Cs ANERicAEs
80 III The present --1e - q as -sro1s ~ re- N,-cl
"a beer received w1 r-srr1ous Te.-o-ae g s7e-T
-s-.or af.-. -su.-7 re-, o.. -1z-isrfsi T-e.er-ze-
off.1 ..-- se-r cs7e~-1-s ,ace ofD.1is. W--sie .
.sGAqty s--cessfs- s7e-zsa q .;1osrs7c sns-s T.
az pr-ssrts 5-s correct ,nd aisEe eI1,--o- Ct 81
W-,.--rs gz--so-,y f.ures ih.z ~e have 49, p -
s9r1,- ,Cs--- TIE ..oy-apf ga 15c-e c'sc-s - 1i7-
CO.. ca.es IL l..2., ~ csefI glo~.as AZ -
.a1sls - s.aE.s ~ -s character TIE rsln-r 10 T1rh
Tia wo-. s sussoe 10 every asp sr,e- 'srary h,- A.
usc q Honorable 3, lose Id are e-sssed = s Pfs1t--
IDS N,w-Torz. P--aa- A2p.e,c1 ed Frs,es
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GOLD RETORT-, o uo
u ...-x - Il e..Lsr ~ L.e Gaze 90 sl,cs rele,
---ru1ac,-r-c ari - 49, y -
a.lzl DlLIL EkOIEs ! SO - " -----s-
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\ RATHER HOSE Ct every eeserpcoo risaane
.-r-S a - b~.l rasertAs G-i c0csrk1,y &C SO
SIS rson-sL srd hAs.rsEf Of Of Ps4I kco N-..AH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22
BROOKLYN IrEAs.

SINKING SHATr BY THE PRESSURE or IBE
ArsosngRE a nioss novel and interesting method
the Pneumatic process, OF forcing hollow eylin
der solid piles TIE ssfh By tho pressure Of The a.
mo.phere S0ou, 10 BE- adopted in the Nsvy.Yard, Brook
lyn shan for swell val be sunk on Monday morning
ueI near he Comm sndsrs house Is 81 feet In leogh
ard Il expected he Pile viii deseead in about n's or sis
The invention has excited great Interest among ne
civil engineers and patent has recently been granted TOR
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- KEsuR!cG DlckEasos, Esq o. Naacuei-
isr - z b.s been o. g,.nei Aser for ae Nals,nson
Noa8ceni easrprse q ~ III4 Corgressosa sr'i o.
S--s Hs-ac.i ~ eo-s.s.Is " Hsborosfs A. Cheshire
Co1nles Fron c3ll-:tras.s sxFersucs Ct rs .1'ne-'
capabilities &c sto1.- 49, l--a goc5 Il ~ he -
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~ The Huntlugton Gallery - low cpea ~ -
Al Z o. b. at - - c7vsy, roir \ ~ T. le = ~
TIE crc- rf aces he C-u-r-ncr ri - 50 Mafr
Dr.au Carsdsns ADD Ca-1rUn, Henry ne r.Rni L-l
Jsre ,,-sv h H., Tower Roman Pea-r - Carissn Pie
a. llurt A. itv c-rr wclE6 SIS o alri . ~
=. a..a-r TAciAs - ~ CarAlnRrss %. ~ IfiIr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

COURr OF GENERAL SEssiONs--SHddSa iVness
Of ne Rso,der Soon aler the opening 81 the Court his
1rninz, the rresdmg Judge Recorder ralmsdge, was
rel ~h ndsposuon, which evineed ts-f Ia number
OF chlis. 10 teeued advisable under me crclm-
sauces douru the Court for The day Il s inongh hat
bs Honor ~ Re sbe 10 attend 10 bis Judicial daues on
friday
EFFECTS OF lNTEMFERANCE. - ArAL Acct
An Inquest held yesterday. The rhrd Dis
tric ic- sanos. upon the body % named Bsio,
ported short time since IA have come u hs desn BY 10
temperance and exposure II appears, however upon IN
ycsg zon that such the Tho deceased al
ise hour Tuesday night entered tho Neptune House
80 tuoust In state % ntoricsiou. Upon being
guestsi 10 leave ~ became lasoeu and wanted 10 night
Two person. then took hold OF hin and pushed him back
ward lSSs The cO0r ard hen let 20 ~ him lie sag.
gred the door, which hew open sd Be fell hesNl
IS The pavement siFikng upon the hsck hi- head 80
u MS ccnilIoD D. was seen by one of Tie Police. no
placed him cart and conveyed hl 10 the station
House where be sner died DR. Thomas Holland
made pos; norton examination. and found a confused
wound tho back Of the head which Vas sufficient 10
death The jury rendered verdict 10 accordance
with tie Shove facts
Elder Aie President cf he Butchers Melting Association
reoumsd Yesterday The testimony being al M, he
summed up by counsel either side, and tho de
cson OF tho Court viii be yen In few days From no
nature OF the testimony addaced. 10 altogether hAey ma
charge Of embszllemenl will be dismissed
RTsCUED-A man. whose name wss not given
IN consequence q hs being much Intoxicated fell nlo
the North River a. the foot VI Twenty and vss res
cued by ciuken
F0UNDLi>0-A female child was found the
-cop of house l3s Ibompsou-st and taken 10 e Eig
Ward station House ~hrrc u aiken sf until No
morning Whsn it sken ID TIC AIMs House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

EHINKpE HUsUEN ROOMs.-hn.. JENNY
" LAZARE, no eelebrsisc Hafpisi, has Ne is0S "
Announce Der ferds and 10 The public st she vii g>s
ov FRIDAY EvEsiN0, March r. ls5s. On which
son Will b. ssslsed BY ne following esisbrsled
Sims VsisEun, Mr.. ~ C. Tinm, M SshsrieDb.rg Herr
LsOpgh Meyer snd Herr Van Der Wayde. Tiessta ei,
10 had he Dase stores snd 81 tho doyr DoOu opsn
A. T. Concert ~ Oeiock nal n
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GENERAL NOTICES.
r. nydropailh.ic Institute At a.. Round ,o IN

r. HydTopafhic Institute at Round liht
NorihRmptOu NnSs.-Acc,ss BE rom i1e Last Wee,
North aua SCUM by hs.ir'ad tbs nslisuon
10 .3I1 has been thoroughly 70 tued VIA Al t' bslAs o.
appliances usually found .u siuL. Asll-lots AhfcH'f
~ .f-e ne Plan now universally approved cf en74oslns
rIteico eNpsrecr art ss o. COZ duct .lc va us nos
10. ,eai b.. .s rs Deficcf understanding NJ Is
avs o. EE,lrH is necessary D. q ssfe te success
~. ..5-.,t I'd disease rs an. ue'loi
1t- own. some uf TIE slvantAgeS wficl r'r-ff
~ b. uli H Retreat desirable res.denc- iof isVA-.'
P-. .'r es.ss,o AID ssush.'. scesery. AID AZ rs.
vs-l position Ares or four lultred free above he Co.
urclc'i River.
Large lnf rles.s1t rooms srd comforts Eut eJuvef-
euees rarely found % similar esiA q = -tefis
% 4 Vi.cuca srt experienced Physician, who v.l -
,h.i he prrscf qlons are carefully ara iA'ai--J c@rr-A
out
llieis,a; Al Efficient Lgrsins eyr.T'oss y ho -o'
A. sbandsr,e Or sp-i-s ser req sssse for IT, coz.
{ \ ~. sl..sd % ei.ereui e.ss-es OF avsids.
gai-i ana oou.fsraA yyE.ss o. .Be estate Oyn-s-
suu VIZ B. room Al B0S -ng Al-y AID p-s,-i
Tue Ses, q German san Nar,es saa is..'-i &C.
wants
~ ea-.w. be spared 90 -sl, ,his Iasasss.s ne,
us-ui All attractive &C - ia q DC country, aud 10
ee o." Nen's - rose Z. pui.; o. VI of 2, -rsi.a
as.e Adcre.s a RANDALL. Eso Propre.gr o.
MIC 3;eol' ca nALL y. D Rs..1sn. Plys1.A-
~ Mercantile Librnr, Association, cla'ca
Hs.- corccT 90 BccEmsl as Nassau "a Sew a
TIE LIBkASY ccrtsns n 80 ro.i ne 70 v ch a. Few
uuhact-aus q merit axe atdrd - econ a. .ssged.
re kEAIiS1 RooNs sappied VIZ = American & -
Eugnsa and French nGgazires Frr-oh ed spsa-.,
Ti-ats sogeilsr via 80 New ors day ard Seezy o.
pers sscu..r a. religious. 4ls ai.,Ay 81 NsA-As
Casts IN FenmErstir ard 500skeeFn II 49, constantly
N rrufrs.s The terms - memt-rs are very iaycsse
se-r-a--usl t-ss ps3sh.. ll at.sac- ]. Mercta--s
a. o-hers = pei s-.azl joins AkhS hA'I,
~ im.,ANes Ch-i-m2n Library Ccr-'ai-e-
" The Huntington Gallery row opea =, -
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HuToRINsoH FAMILY,

JUDsos, ABBY. john AND ASA.
- FAITHFULLY seknoylsdzBg The generous pafrvc.
Ne age oven By ths New York poblk IN years pass
once more respectfully osnins Ceoesst s
his season 81 - ----
ON FRIDAY EVENING, March "a Is5o Ga his
sOn OF lslf rsappssSaBee In New Yofk sfss cog sb
,-nes hoy will present ibsr dsnds programs
Of ,hsr music ncndnK among Old and izsOfiis
DrodHeuOos MANY NEW AND POPULAR sOSOs.
Teksts safh fOf sale 81 the Dfnsip pa nase
nlent
Further particulars bs'ssnsr sss pregasams sLs
Doors oDss alsi To eonneaes Il n o'e.oek
fnI1 a
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uBRIsTY's oPERA-HousR.

H~chnhks Hal
&c fT7 Broadway, bst~ ECU orsnd and Bro,~ns 80
OJso ssey Essntas auvsns sAs Ws~s.
nk5,EazlhbslTr T. NJ. e. On,
Ohe world The fTs 10 harmonic negro tssiodies. snl
or nsiors ~ The present popular style u Ethiopian Eni
YEAss conclusive syidsoes " bss superior sssn
AL stuactiVsness
Ou Saturday. March q, bsasas of 4 CkOWELL,
Treasurer,
efBsusP M ala ivS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22
OAYNg,s PANORAMA on A-yoYAoE TO

Hsssys Rooms % Broadway, elabfafog isnsco< ohss
hio gs) u Boston aud HsSbor fAinsl Liverrest
Thames Funnel bFflssnty t1nirstrd add s'h s>Axs q
~ Ehins
A6us..on IS efsi ebgirsL under ~ IS ca Door orso
~ 4. eornmeness Hsoyfns ~ u Pm A. sxhlbito1
Wednsst.y and Saturday sssrnoons O. ) oelo>a
NIL Inalas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

GALLERY or THE OLD MASTERS, s09
IL sro-dusY oper hosn IN. ~ 20 Pm % 1essdsys
rhd9sesys sn1 sssrdsys sza from s1nsrs Aoe1sys
$780, avs .nd fr6sys NJ iu.ls1ai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22
pAsoaAnA Oy THE GOLD =, rr - 60. 9.

"a, Pssorss u ne God niEss snbfseisx yis~s % Il
Issgas, Hscife Cost San Fn.sesco and NE yssiozs
Cai@s and Hninz Dscrri< u California sxh.b<1z9
HfbO'sL
Doors 0p~u AZ e. exhibition corsnsrres Il n P1
Exhibition Ssfsresy AnsfHOou o. 0eloex
Adalszrcs - csots. CalLrso h.lfprtcs. mo ens~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

sCurEs DEArH.-An inquest wss hed yestSf-
.aT AZ = Esz.beh.t u2on fss boy q Josr1c 49,
rars 4 g.k.rd u years q age WHO - - D@ne 80
n. - g-ssrssy rscr. ~ Tx my rs2csre1 rsfs-e
Ii ercs.ssc e.r.s . "a ess-h ~ ASsr.sxy
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ny COLI & Chiffon
Hose s1i Be 81 Es.t Rotsss sst's ........... e.
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REsCUED.-A man. whose name wss not gwen
IN consequence of hs being too much Intoxicated fell nlo
the North River the OO. VI Twenty and wac res
cupd BY a riuken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

a1Ost respsesliy lsfDrms lie eipzsos Q, ne~.Yors
and yicinty usf ,h- viii give Vocal ad fnsirsm-sia
Concert for 10 bsDsbt Of sr feos eosnif ns ne Hun
gsran EIil>s on MONDAY, tbs 13b nat lss ADolso
kODas. Broadway, and seiss he add PsrossSs 90 ~
so,ners Her Side Her MOL, Her Bfssa Herr knifsy
Er. Tlfani, Herr L. We.s. ass us-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

HORSE SrEGLGsG.--A FLOW named Robert
Dccasly WA ial=z ITO c1sfodg b. ces-f Charl4s ~
a-sarzs rstr n hCrs-s al -aguc Igl ~ cnrn~f u
No G-1 C1s.1az v.es it=s Eefe lei. oy Ne % 7ef,
Mr ia. J. Aape> y kiEysoTidse. Do1csly S1ss n-s1
oefsss g-sLc- Bl-aa-T ard eoElE--.ed .of RAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

PocKTr PlcEED Al Az Arcrioz An I'D lazy
-.zs Carey rssir1 CaDs'st. = re s1--dirg s1c.
"a II llrr b-rs0cs. I'D 30 rock- c.cz1l
co. she made urn=l5oas gllcry g NJ 0ccason sa
s.-i 49, - cuz pay VIII t-tnE .1e~es some o. IL
- e. - - ere -r-aecf -ose- ~ cOors Ard nze sezrrh
.or ~ z1u-y 81 : Z -of s1rc7<t p --fi1g =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

CoURr - CoHsoS PLEAs.-JotR ! Haystt -.
IFaaIrs M4,gty To Te-os-- tsazses iof as<z2I 40
5..--rg E-reici tgr ? srlr ~.
Cssy.es sIyosi Martin y. bear--lo fefesef a. A.
-ge u.ag.n.,e o. .Crs-. lns Nsfrsniee ~aA cer-,c
r. -ou.e - -.rsr 81 La sscl - oQld - s.id a. g.
"A. =. ~ s-Fe1 zzse-u.rt ne -as-s-1 A Cor
u-as .rr-r-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

CHsHGE o. REscrtyG PsIsoSEe--I~O young
- -.-4s Herr NruoLad I'D Para HAgt we're ar
- 20 se.srlsy 41d I'D a.. q sc eaeh 20 ans~sf
r.sF. o. -rc1g p son-f fro1 - cas.>sy % eirrf
r-Vs- it s35tsr. L. of-rr Id warrant aga 80 =
r5rr rrsa aan-s Tborp. -hArg ~ hirn Win a. 49,
a.,- - rsrss- u Mrs. g-r4sLs RCos1 r-sscnz a. 10
~ Ves7st ard ne 1-crr 9Enc alu q hssirfI - Gun
I'D Taorr TIE scc1s-d Serr rscog-z = yes- - AZ
.---.re Ofc,r v kseie c1ersa Dtr1 u 60 iSf 1e
castzrs . T1QrP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

F0UNDLfNG-A female child was found on tho
-,oop of house 3s Tbompsous and taken To hs Eigh
Ward station House where u was aiken care 81 unul No
morn *, when ii was isken 10 the Aims House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22
pARNJ n'- AMERICAN nUsEUm.-rT

bsIssCn h.sss.r :, snd rfs Is Joas oRlzH
WOOD Dr. As<as ant Manager -splssdd Ferfofmas<ss n
ne An1raOos 81 s0c.ock. snd kssuinz al u 0eo<s-
Tie sTnal s1cess. With kss sep5Sd tts
lhOs- frfsn' profigi.s KATE AND ELLEN SAIEhAn,
aged oEy fJsr and az ysss has ndsced nc SsDa<ss -
rSax. =. tn~n ,r ooe Es~s ai<t posss.y ,eS
al Tsey apDss1 Sesk 70 h<hagc IT, Hsfrh&nl ~
g-4.cs Hae,scb SOD ID Chi.d, ssise Cofase, a..
A6.i..oa % IL Na<~1n sD1 Peyfsf4znres - eSzls
ChI,drrr za.fsrl 10 years. izt cs1fs mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

co, ir ,o,sec.atad and blessed by Christianity in
I aj,tioI,s If labor and Of caDitaf as well oil
the Iohorers with each other
An Industrial and Social Congress was held at
Manchester At the BEGINNING of the month. In
-; C-ooe tn cecct,. Ca. Tho r,,,,notion of In.
1s.roi sseo3ations was renre.fnfed by LLOYD
49, ,o,,os,.. &c ~ Nd, Co,,oaratiye
- H. W.. (,ro,,ar mt If t},A Ta;lor,'
- -, Co.. L5,sto. her nj
- "a - ,f -, - -. .s;ty
'''S A., &c no Church who
.-..7, n|.;r.J @ I;tsrary, rt.Du-
ta,ioT ~ NIs,cs+o-! a,d its virinjfv be is re
- - ooi,a,;le He bas recentlv pub-
~ r q ~, ~ Ta;ior and
p91t ,,ie rtoar,ca which has
.,, as,i u . sa9sation esoaciqlly
u e.-'; 20 - III scbool The[
ainopo cie i-Gol2iiilats ~ " -; 1ja "a de-
are Pefiecti9 i,i4o.5 AZ y. o,,, s,,,orn
nahd the Lead o. NJ h'isaisl w! ,ootod
to extermnate HIM BY every pq7Si ~, Rrt
me I'offY 1>ees nus commence ti'O TLe,,
all these blows recon upon el h..
accomplish nothing ~ t4c5e ltlIo'1
the rum OF their own popAaHiy' Inc PUN ~
longer listen to them
break OH these details IN oroer 20 liaFe t.ns
say something OF France ne cI1'La ~ ~
seems near at hand. Louis oonraPa1tI ~ a.
wait Tor l292. ne "lshes 10 prom. =! 'io 4roed
IN tne raiAs % me i tEe offcialdec
y the iettef OF NJ. ne H.. Ne also
10" o. N " r.. l. H. I;,lr,l ar IN tl,a ranks of fine
WISHES 10 pfot " t1e aaos;onad Tx, thc
Democratic ooGia9st BdiI of tair
division oil us che's anu ~ ,i,o tI pr,sdancI
insane theories on me - o,rC 80, G
ana the CONSTITUTION 7cc Hin ies'I Wv,
departments ne ,'iI H.. 60. ,,lacas
the camp at erS9IeS, |9eFe ne eEsF na3 pa
new regiments IL IS sq Iar ne Gh Is o 's. a,, :"
tle greatest ''liaCE :" ti' y G a.
tat 'ne Ie ~ af to ronstn
selD3 'iio p. tooli " 'To fa''1ra
5lon' ana qeceilnla NJ ] pr;',,
be Journals also aI III 'i.as Az % '',l
Minister eject OF eH " pro-, ela? 30
meht ana 5a1 ne mas a'l' is.a VIC
tience 10 ms ie?Iuhate hlH5' q'iello 49, -.
tact the only policy Wmch ne could "4GP'' a,aci
M. BaItheemy PuoIic hi 1 - NJ n a 10
The discussion called form between NJ ut Ia
Rochejacquehn and the other ieS"liiiiet oi5 SUM
is very curious | VIII not enter upon II I 70
The manifesto declares the prlhclPle OF 'oYaly'
of Divine Right IN all Its energy II this PrinclPIe
is combined with the vote OF the taxes WIN tne
liberty OF speech and OF the press, as IN the Drt-
ish Constitution, 1t is Tar more oSical than te m
coherent Monarchy Of Louis Philippe, since, by
his own fault, Louis Philippe, shreWd Pohtlclan az
he was, failed in an experiment which no one is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
V9RIVATE TTTTTON-A gentIema

DRIVATE TUITION.-A gentleman
d who has had experience OF nearly years in col
legiae Instruction. receives at his parlors few young Ia
dies and gentlemen from Brooklyn and NewY0rk PRi
VATE PUPILS in the Classics Mathematics and Natural
Sciences and affords every possible aid for their pleasant
aud expeditions progress In study, very moderate
charges Young gentlemen preparing for college can pur-
e course OF study required for any class Of The one
they propose 10 enter Address 5. 5 Tribune Office
fI8
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nj USIC.

TNMANUELBR ANDIES, late of Vienna,
RAPRoFESSOR of PIANO and SINGING, thoroughly
familiar with the English, French, Italian and German Ian
guages possessing very expeditions method of Musical
Instruction. respectfully offers his services to the Public
and Schools cf SewYork and vicinity He ready to
ceve Pupils either his residence $50 Houst0nst their
own Terms moderate. Apply at $50 Houston.st between
| and or and O'Clock or at G. +. GOULD CO.'S,
formerly Riley Co.'s Music Store, 297 Broadway Ref
erences. ii required. o8 lm'
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SCHOOL 4
BOARDING; "SCUOOT,

IFAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for
IL BOYS and GIRLS-Tbe Subscriber VII open ths
II. OF November next select Family School Boys from
p pg555sEH POINT fnrerIy oDpo,ite Nsy.Rrigb,1ni
Tens-Fyhich viii include Board Washing AMI Tuition
Nh tie eereggrv branches good English E3acation-
VIII range from $50 10 SIG per anuum. Music ant French
49, 10 5s delightful seat is cheap and constant BY
water by plank road from Jefse! Wy DisDASe from
~ on g3 detail. can be obtancd from Messrs
Rfe IccEyy6od Son III Broadway Nh Abraham Maze
"a B1aeckers; hessrs Bowen AlcNamee, III 6Foah-
vav; Or Pagmly. H. Park p.ace ,,.>-,,.a-s.
RYyRENcg-Nlr Holmes, at b owen aicNdlecI
MSS YIN Irving sun Mutual Insurance Company H.
n Harf BuringsHp Currier l9l Greeuwich-st Jonn
W III u D@ Psriv II PsrkpIace; Dr. Gurdon Buck, Jr
III Tent-s J. & D Major, y S6 9Ij,'S vpFrrAYD
oz5 lw* yACOD ol. y NJ --1-,1-
NAMES Fl. RUNDELL'S BOARDING
~ school, FOR BOYS Bloomfield n 1.-The winter
session viii commence the drst Monday IN November
h a,a l Containing FIJI information with engravngs
OF School Building. Gymnasium &c, can he o1'a4nsu VI
NJ W DODD. publisher, at Brick Church Chnpe!' n /;
RErfREXcEs-Rey. George Dufed R. L; Cooke; ESD,
Bloomfield, \. J; Matthias " Day, Esq NJ W. podd'
oven D D.; C. R. Robert ESQ, +. A. bee, Esq; I. F.
Richards Esq; J. X. Herrick, Esq New-foFk CITY a.
Bloomfield. Oct. p, 1850 o-9 ~
ALGER MISUNDERSTANDING
IASCHOOL for BOYS at CORNWALL, Conn n he
WINTER TERM of this School will commence on the nrst
Tuesday Of November, and continne five monIAs Inc
course of instruction embraces every branch tat enters
into thorough English, CLASSICAL ana Niai9tnalca Euu
cation together with the French German and Spanish an"
euages Lessons in Vocal Music and on the Piano and Or
gan given by accomplished German rossor Wlien
desired Expense for Board and Tuition III all the above
named branches, except Music 500 per term OF I'VE
instructors reside family with the Scholars and are
exclusives devoted TO the Interests IS, Of the School
JAMES SEDGWICK, MA. Associate Principal
A. FROLICH, MA Graduate of the University OF
France, Teacher OF German and French
Signor II. DE MARII OF CUBA, Ieacner Oh SPsusui
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TELEGRAPH.

THNELEGRAPHIC.- Citizens and Stran-
II gers invited call and examine the operation Of
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH mt
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHTC ROOMS
III Broadway, New-York
The Immense success attending The adaptation OF Ohm.
eteads Patent Telegraph Battery to the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber accept from the Manufc-
tlrers,
NLessrs T. SMITH 4 co n Fulton-st
the appointment sole Agent toI the thereof and they
viii hereafter be kept constantly on sale al
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS
IN Broadway, New York
The Omsead Paten, Magnetic Machine, for MEDICAL
purposes is entirely different other medical in
sumens, that person form proper idea of its adj
yanages without witnessing lis operations when they will
be found SO apparent as to render argument superuous
The current OF electricity completely under the control of
the operator and can from almost mpercepbiy, lie grad
ualy increased any strength tile patient may desire,
while, instead of feeling the painful spasmodc contraction
of the muscles produced BY all other medical Instruments
gentle current flowing pleasantly through the sys-
tenn One of these Instruments now on exhibition At the
Fair Of the American lnstime, where Dr. Olmsead has
kindly consented to attend from and to 10 p. NJ for
the purpose of explaining its peculiar qualities They
also be at
NORT0NS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS
III Broadway New-York,
where Nil orders must be addressed. oil FM&Wtf
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DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL, at Co
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COL

HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COL
a ELEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA, Flbert-st above Eleventh.
PHILADELPHIA-PR PRELIMINARY LECTURES VIII be
delivered throughout The month OF October One Lecture
each day 81 u O'clock
The Lectures OF the regular course viii commence on
MONDAY the 9TH of November and continue until The ls
OF March ensuing.
Amount OF fees tor full course of Lectures 500 90
other schools ................. 80 90
Marcualion fee, pad only 90
Practical AAAtoHlY. " w
w WILLIAMSON, VI I'D Dean,
O9 2aw9! 60 North Eleyeutll-5t. Pila-
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TBERTY NORMAL TNSTTTUTE.-

lncorporated by an Act ofthe Legislature Located at
Liberty Sullivan Co. AnAGADEMY md 1r BQA AI
the east expensive most thorough and practical School
in he country particularly adapted for teachers every p
Normal School al Albany Mr. JOHN +. STODDARD,
Principal; Miss CINDERELLA NJ GREGORY; Vice
Principal It's complete in all its departments English
er furnished for each Expenses-For board washing,
lights and tuition in all the English Branches about Slo
per uunum including French, and Music on pano-torte,
about 40 The WINTER TERM commences on Monday,
Oct 3d. and continues y weeks Pupils Will be taken until
the nth Nov Apply to SrILLWELL BROWN Il 60.
y Corund-s where circulars may be obtained and every
requisite information gwen and gentleman viii be N ut
tendance 10 accompany the pupils the 18th inst
JOHN D. WATKINS, MD
o7 TX Founder and Trustee.
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Prospects Of the Compremise

Our latest private advices from Washing
ton are adverse to the passage of Mr.. Clay g
Territorial bill. One who thinks himself
well posted up, advises us that there are
thirty votes sure against the bill. The null
tiplicity Of amendments moyed By those re-
garded as its friends are calculated to emoar-
rass its passage where they succeed and to
ALLEVIATE their several propOsers where they
fail. We have limitations that the votes OF
Messrs. BerrieD, Underwood, Morton and
Pearce are not certain for the bill, while the
loss of any two of them would inevitably
defeat il. But much will depend on the
developments Of the opening week with re-
gard to the organization and protection OF
New-Mexico. This bids fair to be an event
fni week