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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

Total new policies In 1850
Total number iaSued.
The Cennectcu Mutual Life insurance Company "
established upon the strictly mutual STEM with aFln ca
nrspIums AZ low as usiheble with The security and pef-
manency desirable and Indispensable FOR an ns.u-
lion OF this character. II organized In Decenbers
1s46 and has the largest association OF sne
kind in tho United Sates numbering Sep l8oO over
II, 600 members GUY chEAfS' eeCreskfy
KlsSAM, nj D. Medical Examiner, at The ONCE
daily from TO O'Clock p NJ Prospectus and ever iDa
lormstlon given by ", DUNnAEt
all 6tW&S Agent 81 "sitsL "ew'AolA
aen q,a1MLYN FAKE INSURANCE goMrAHY
D-Offce No. 8 Merchants Exchange, Wallgt NJ T. apA
tS Fulton at Brooklyn WA GLhEWQEFh,r tes.
A. @. STEVENS Secretary. aug sn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

The WEALTH OF CALIFoRFIA-Reoent ao
counts in part conRrm the prediction Of Com. Ap
Catesby Jones, that forty millions will be OBJ.
tanned ihere during the course OF another year, by
working and cigging That gentleman st \, s
the country wiki view to knowledge OF It's es'
ricutursl capsbiises--he being practical farmer
himseli-and he came to the conclusion that four
Gf,hs of the country is valuable for agriculture He
saw wild oats and wild mustard covering fields as
far as the eye could reach, and Of the most uxuri,
ant character. Large tracts bad been cultivated
in corn, and afordiDg every appearance Of a heavy
crop, in the dry and hot season ditch had been
thrown up az fence around this cornfeld aad
the earth thrown up and forming the enbankmsnt
The country was sheet OF verdure, and yet with
out drop of rain. Neither is there any de~, IS
be bad found by camping out in the hottest weather
There would seem to be something In the climate,
soil or atmosphere which supplies the place of rain
and dews in the vegetable creation. Forests OF
white OAK, who're trunks are six or eight leet in
diameter, exist, and some of the trees are SO al,
cielt that they are fit only for fuel. Timber is
abundant and valuable. Wash. Republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
ABBoTTs INSTITUTION FOR THE EDu-
nATIna Or Yn1IMR r.ADIEa

$50 greene-ai Famly Residences 43 La Bsyete. plaes.
JOHN 8 C A8eOTT. JACOB ABBOTT
sa1HE FALL TERM OF this inEtiiunon VIII commence
Z en- erdsy, september9 Young ladies from abroad
are received into tho family Of Rev. John g. Abbott
For circulss apply the Institution or by mail sl0Sw
NEW BOARDING SCHOOL.
TFNHk NhW-YDkK CONFERENCE SEMI
Many ioCs.e1 Il Charlottesville 3choharie Go n "
wil commence It's frstterm lhe 9Th OF Nov
Boarding 10 gil and wsshUg per Week...,.."Sl l2t
The Fscu ty is full and competent
Students will be conveyed TO and from Albsny al tue
commencement and closep OF each term free OF charge
Those wiahEg be conveyed further information, will
address L. HARTWELL, ChaIlouevue N T.
Cha loueville schohshe Co n Sept II, lS5e.
p29 lwDk2Wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

ERIN, LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
4 ii aud kEs.LEB neg cave 10 inform Iheir pu.
pills and srous ofeasning he French Language
dies ard Geptemen on Monday, September go st their
resid rec ia si1b.ayeuue Terms $40 pc quarter 80
leaso, The puuber OF eacn class oha be limited TO Xix
schools end private fsmes attended 10. Prof. Kesssr
tesehes beside, French, Lain. Greek and German.
s2i 3tM7h&sal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
OLMsTEAD's PATENT seOVEB

BALLS, CHURCHES STORES, PARLoRs, ogFIcss, ao.
yENhE SUBBCRlBER would cali tho attention Of thoso
In want OF Stoves his complete assortment OF the
most approved patterns OF heating aud cooking S!oveal
Aso unnufactuer and dealer In pin and Japsnned Pins
ware Britannia gene al HouEe furnishing Goods, Nice
Stove Ornaments and trimmings Stoves cleaned, pre-
pared and put up at short notice aud iiito expense.
j o. ANDREWS,
Successor TO p. H YrowbhdRe,
Bl7 Im* 2lo Watef.Ei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

DIR JOBN n. BERNHIsEL.-We have observed
the progress of Congress in all lts particulars IN
regard 10 their moves toward establishing GoV.
ernment for Degeret. Whenever any complicated
matter came before Congress in regard to tnat lar
remote and inland country, we have always foond
DR. Bernhisel at bis post ready to explain matters
and make them clear and plain; sud whenever en-
emies have endeevored to influence Congress
sgaipst that State, and make them believe tina!
the whole of Deaeret were not loyal supJecss' ne
has been the frat to stand up IN behai oil the c!1
zeps OF Salt AXE, aud spurnng the calamnles
and censure which they upjustIy poured lpoa shem.
DR.. B. went to Washington as agent Tor me people
Of Deseret, and we believe him to be fully worthy
of all the confidence that has been placed 10 MIN
ut Wasbipggon by Members of Congress We
aunpose that he will return Immediately to Salt
Lane upon the adjournment of Congress, and make
his report, which we feel confident will be crate
fully received at the latter place.
E1opEMENr-A man eloped from Gorham IN
tbis State, few days since with married female
leaving families OF children to mourn the early
lose of their parents. II has created great eA'
element in the neighhorhood as both parties main
tanned respectable character in the town ESQ
ple interested were on their track al tne las. az
counts. LSoftano @el H.6ot'
tET John NJ. Daniels or John McDanlela' some
vssrssInce resident Of the State of Neg VOTE,
Ala ,bopt six months since at this place, leaving
an eatete valued at about $4,000. Its presumed
to,ttfe heirs 10 this estate are now living sonie'
y here1n The State of New-York, and most Proos-
biz in Cbeuango Co and that il gil! De an easy
m after fer them to become lawfully possess" o'
tho anne Nndana Herald, Sept q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

A HARD Casa youth named John Dough
erty was caught on Wednesday afternoon last,
whlle attempting to rob the rnoney-drawer OF Mrs.
Peareall, in Hioks.st he was handed over 10 the
proper authorities and brought before Justice K ing
esterdsy, where he was recognized as the boy
who with others, broke into the house OF Mr Booth
in Hudson av acme time last Spring, and who hav-
ing been arrested for the oiIense as promised hio
liberty on condition that he would turn States evil
dence agans. bis accomplices. When the Grand
Jury wanted him. however, he was not to be found,
alo the other prits escaped their justly merted
punishment The Justice sentenced him 10 the
House Of Refuge in New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
AUCTION SALES.
A. H. MERWIN, Auctoneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER dE GO. 2o4 Broad"a

A H. MERWlN. AQcuOn0or
by BANGS BROTHER aE GO. 2e4 Broadway
ID Cash advances made upon all conslgnmesn
g. B. co have In preparation, 10 Dc sotd at VI
October circumstances will permit Catalogue OF Eng
lab Books us received including OF The largest con.
spments made by Mr. Bohn az well well as several
oiher os attractive invoices from other London puohsh'
ers and exporters Include asc many invoices from
American publishers, especially of AnDusls Gn Books
and works in handsome bindings and iiIaArated booAa
adapted TO the approaching Holiday season.
PRIVATE SALE.
largo assortment OF printing and writing papers Also
Boh very valuable aod popular SERIES under ne ues Oh
the Stard Library The Classical Library, the Antigua
ran Library the Scientific Library aud the Illustrated Llo
rH e sSd in Pho last
which are received tie second volume OF the new
edition OF Junius Vssar. Lives Of Pansss ScaP!usSa
with notes Original and selected, aualy'ca loTooucuoa
&c by r. W. Browne, A NJ and CfalEshanEs, Tnieo
Coua, and dessert with illustrations Orders Tor neae
and all Inc previous volumes promptly executed Also
LardneIs Lectures on Science and Arr Ewoehs hyatau
lics and Mechanics, BenneWs Doubf-Eauy BOOK Neep-
Ing, new edition. &c &c &c.
r. G. KEMP, Aucuoneef
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND aIAH9GANY
EFURNlTURD, Piano.For.es Rich Satin Brocaieile
Plated Ware on MONDAY next, al 10 O'Clock, at $50
Bread way, near Franklin St-R c. KEMP will sell al
auction above without large assortment Of val
liable furniture made order by Phyfe, Dommng BUCK
lev and others and ip excellent ORDER viz elegant rose
wood octave piancorte coat $3.50, large French plate
mirrors ne OF very rich crmaon ssn brocatelle window
curtains and cobt S50e rosewood paTor ufn
ure suite covered In reh Ssin biocaeile and nearly
new ushels ard other carpets carved mahogany paror
furniture en- suite hair cloth library book cases, cabinets
very rich Paris pearl insid work tables carved rosewood
ard shogsny center pier fancy tables, rosewood ma
hogany black walnut and painted chamber furniture ma
hcgnry walnut French bedseGds marble top
buTeaue Wristbands, hall stsnds white China dinner SETS
decorated chIs tea ae rich cut glass aud silver eIaIea
ware manel ornaments Rich vases, mirrors &c Plano
fortes a, l2 oclockw be sold without superior
81 and octave pano.fortes OF fine tone and hnan and
any be articles worthy Of the attention OF plfchase
Catalogues ready and the goods can be examined
until sale Goods purchased to out of the city can be
packed fer shipping OF reasonable charge on tue oren'
tssg. 20 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

BOSTON AND NEW-YORK TELEGRAPH
ID COMPANY ctfce Wall (se cond story)-fhls line
usint Houses Patent Printing instrument IL IN operation to
NEW-HAVEH, HARTFORD sPRLNGBlMLDs
PROVIDEHCE BOSTON.
Pho dispatches printed By HE Instruments In Roman
capital Letters-hus avoiding tho necessity Of Esnssng
irenscsng and consequent liability to error necessarily
attendant, upop all Other sJatems OF teleEraphing.
Rhe patrons of this line may depend puncuh trans
mission and delivery Of their messages as no dispatches
will received al their Offices uneas tho wires arc In
working order
PRIcgs-Ror messages Of ten wordA, ~ cens and fcf
'"'A -UN''''D" JAMES sTURais President,
AAHLIus 3, CLARE, Clerk Of HE Corporation.
How York, gept 49, 1885, slS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ANOTHER DEsPERADo.-A man named jacob
Henry was examined upon charge Of drunken
ness and dsorderly conduct and threatening to stab
the Waterman who arrested him. The defends ant
IL a Dutch sailor, rigger we should think, and
after he was arrested and in the ataton-house be-
came somewha unruly and drew knife upon ar.
Mcnamara, the Waterman who bad him in charge.
He was allowed to go, as his ship, which Ii lying
at the Atlantic Dock, is to sail in a few days
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SCHOOLS.
nToUNT WAsHIHGTon ooLLEGIATE@
rHYcryTTTTE

INSTITUTE
81 9 FoURTH-sT. corner o. 4acd2ug =, tieng asa
JAMES TANNING, a NJ Prncipalu, opens tta Eighth
schooYear Monday, the 9Th OF September 1850 faA
success encourages the propreors 70 believe lnat ne
pns Of nsuuchou snd general management OF pups VIII
continue 10 meet With appreciation. ...,
Havipg +svere yeas since obferved 1ne unsurpassed
beauy and beahf1Deag OF The location Of thor INSTITUTION
e III chast s lot and bulk thereon the PreSsnt eaihce
With ro0us especially fitted for Instruction. and ample 10
size and number FOR 1870 pupils de- 5og three stories OF ae
huidng 10 the uEes Of The school, with The syersge number
Of 50 pups in escb department BeinE corner rouse
PipcipsIs In Els Fcurh. and hat Of HE school 1853 Mac
dougai Are Pfofsssos are Employed In I'll Inc brsacnes
1 English and Cldssics Education special sitsntoq oeln
Rtyeu the Mercantile DepsTu ent Tbs classes u t!ocn
are In csYge The venerable a1d distinguished Professor
Edwards hose in German are under the care OF rrol
Theodore 6 aubensklte Prof Palenzusa, Lib Iskes
charge Of be Spanish The uvenils pupia are Ldei e
peolal instruction vel O. care one Of $40 rrnc
The proportion ofttschef to the number OF pupils tHA1 OF
10 90 which, urdeT the advantage Of ciaS'lh sI9n a.
cordpg capacity and attainment geeav nnltPles me
poerof instruction The organization Of ihe school en-
cour1aes individual pupils Ia any branch 10 :"
fIeher c!sFlef whenever half proficiency viii warrant
The pupils bre allowed daily exercise In the ParF undsr
the observation OF teachers where they enjoy all the ad-
vsntsses Of ha country FOX purity Of air and wholesome
secsrian IL sxer.ed upon he pupils bat the
Prncpha iuculcate and reverence Tor all thngs
sacred and without sTci morality no pupil can femAln
member of their school,
any part Of ths day or evening, when ccus Tor psfuGu
lar Information csn be cblaiDed.
Strangers the above lnguuoD are referred 10 Inc oi-
lowing hsueE of its patrons
Hoa. John l. Mason, Samuel Leeds Esq 5 '" Lewis Esq
Rsy Rev G. Il s~6T E9a n L Scott Eq
Rev I'M Macdonald t J Stevens, Esq Matthias Glars ESQ
ProfC A Lee VI D. B Sherman, Esq Louder0ack Esq.
Cbss- DickinsonMD Mclean ESQ. Francis Tryon, Esq
Ed yanderpool MD Winant Esq jesse Browne ESQ
A. S Bali MD Edp Coleman ESQ Austin W OTIS Esq.
Alex J. Clinton, I'D. n c Brooks, Egg john Fryer, Esl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

IA INANT's PRIVATE soarelng scaoo!f9r Bays,
w al L!Ile Fefry ctne ulies from RoNoseu, a. Phs
Ths scnooI under tie charge OF WINE Mp and lady
fbe nuuber Of scholars united % sixesn wno nay en-.
tor the school under twelve JeEr Of age end ne hed ior
brsinesE Pe-Us FRI air,nn aud hoard from el00 to Sl29
per yesr Circulars Try onIanso =, Ar Il oarander,
cnfne- Cxrsi ans vzrcz sta Ma YORK ripln'
EAESCH LaNGUAGE--A young !ady, tecsaty
gCu Paris PROPOSE gve lessous IT her pays Ton gne
aIew .eiec re,ons other der serns viii oe
noee7ats ard given az t1r 7one' OF Der PMS
Reference In every respec, satisfactory For particulars
apply a. No 2PopiaraL Brooklyn. aaA"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

4 UCTION SALE AT NIAGARA PALLs Canada
"A West-Hghy valuable and mos, attractive freehold
propery comm aadnR tho sublime and picturesque
Views OF great cataract and The surrounding scenery
conssng OF houses and rich pasture AID meadow lAnda
7gib mos salubrous and beautiful building sies, which
viii be sold at auction tho Pavilion Hotel al the Fss
on TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF October next In The t'ot7
Ing LOLA and Buhecs TO such conditions oil sAe Al sna 30
Loi l. Yhe Ontario House. the brow OF ihs bill wits
four ignore or less Of fertile land thereto adjoining
md belonging.
Lo.2 rho substantial building known as Inc Ssth
House, and about three acres more or eas) Of choce
and commanding most auperb view OF the great fall
Lots snd s. Rhree pieces parcels Of land, sisusts
on the lower bank, fronting The river
AIso shont one ouarter Of an scre OF land fronting The
dyer on the main road from Chippewa to Qnesnao~n,
with good dwelling belonging TO tho estste Of hsat
Phe Property may be viewed sndfurher particulars may
be known on application the office Of the undersigned
Yhs terms will be one.fourth OF the purchase money
be raid al the SALE and the remainder by three equal annual
instruments with interest secured on tho properly
Mag ara Falls. GulS sO1'i THOMAS @, STREET,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

WICR FAMILY sGHD0L-Prspsra!ory
1fsr Bu4neIs for Coic2e snd for LeTaia S-hool. re-
ceriIy NICE, charge OF Rev Abbot is stu open
rte reception Of pupils ogny sge LIS design is 10 anod
TIE sdysntsges Il p-of eoucaton, combined VIII All
be Eeshu iLfoenceg IF homs. The nuno9t OF apis Is
lrisd 10 ~ Ferns $50 per annum, Including oosfo,
mion books orawlng lnatefiss &C &c French 10 msde
edr OF conr u c.ton the family. Circulars n ~
BE- tsa eff a Wilcox u 8 schoo! A&epcg. 293 Brood
Wsy. Eor Admission further particulars ad1tess y Z.
BROW NELL Norwich, Conn. .if laWiW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BoYs-As Sew
DCeDssn, Connecrcui t5 miles BY railroad from New.
York Fhis 5chool 10 OF he oldest In the State In
the beauty heshiuoers znd convenience Of Tvs locality Y
10 believed 10 unsurpassed For particular Information
the Principal refers Of his numerous patrons whose
pisces OF busires and residences may oe sscefsned 6y
rsereuce 70 bis Crculafs nch nay se Obtained the
boob store OF CLARK Austin Go. 205 grosdwsJ ane 81
RgYuoT, IA aowery. 81 Inn
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INSURANCE.
TIE aRoOERs'

RRRE lHauRANoE COMPANY,
Once, No, 81 Wall, corner of Paarl-st NJ. Y,
CAPITAL 32O0OOa
rE1HIg COMPANY, having their capital al paid IL, d
cash, are prepared TO insure Buildings, Merchandise
against oas or damage by re Aso, the gaAs Ok Inland
Navigation and Transportaron on the moet Avurshle
teTms An losces promptly adtuated and paid.
DIRECTORS
Ruyus STORY MOSES TAYLOR, sAMrson Mooaa,
PETSR MARriE GEORGE ELDER, GHAs. BUsKHALTRR4
francis sKrDDY HENRY EDEY, ASA 8. PORTER,
JAS B. WILSON, ALEX h. GRANT WIN. Il. RosrEa,
gEaR BHgRMAn MARSHALL PgPooE, IaAAc g. TAYLOR,
SAMPSON AooRN, 2 resident.
j. MILTON SMIrH, Secretary. mah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
: p6ERoHAMTs, INSURANCE 90.

THE INVERTEBRATES 4tN6UHE44HUAa ONs
nr YHU CITY or NEW-YoRK, Office Ocean Bark
OEulding corner OF Greenwich and Fulton sts- oesA
capital e900o Insurance against oss or damage ey nr
CROWELL ADAMS, President
9EoRGg w SAVAGE Secretary. Issoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sJHOOL-Pro,
u fesrot a Joassor aecIorThe 6rst quarter Of ths
school year begins September ID Pupils fitted for
College or hosipets 7ne Prlmsry Department for eleven
year, md r Tho care OF Hobby receives pupils CT
eary En- sge gears Application for adnlE
lion ney he nisde he Rooms lower door University
Bindings Circular, may De Obtained also Ct ne qoos-
s;urss 81 Roe lockwood Con- Ali Broadway, Charles
grsncs d Co so src.d~ay and 8.muel Rsynor 76 Bow
nv. (sp2i.21nI j4EOR9Fs PARKER Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
.WlLDEks PATENT sALAMANDER SAFE
Ia HOW AND has BEEa for long uLaS
f1,ngno hy GHARLES ]. GAYLER- De 70 now

nPgsa nyas, "a 49, q he oca Court Of tho O.
s,nce Inne 1877 when / obtained judgemsnl 20 feo =,
De- monthly d. 81 :sg +, 'R a R % 7oa ta'
Al saes Gs sr.n no bsreof Thai Inuncnon issue forth VIII
u. % give n saso 90 q; u s.d
oay a 81 saa % asnsea under Patent Is 20
e,s aid 2 Ps s5pse'sS s asP e,
spec.fny rsmlna 4, al v syftsppEas PATEY sAhAI'
pER SAFE ID order 70 be .1te o. Wa III Pscnes.
ana 81 AeodH b "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
Whole amount Accommodating Fand
Leaving each balance on hand cf............ $L,4l

Tho investments heretofore reported, amounting,
IN the whole, to 5000, remain unchanged. There
oaa since been invested in bonds and In9rg" @r
the sum of 81 ooo: making an aggregate OF % ooo.
The number of clergymen who a. present re-
been appropriated for the year the aggregate
amont Of $50. One has been added alnce the
isat Report and two have departed this life
TREAsURERs REPORT
The Report of the Standing Committee on the
Treseurers Report shoged that the Expenditures
of the Committee during tho year have been az
follows; ssao .e
Caph paid the Rev Clergy for merGe .'.'..'.S2so 80
70, Printing laeideatais %e & sn;ion ,a4 51 "a
)no,s OF 1850 10 General Convention ~ -
10 cesh p aa NJ an Fnnd l2J So
TO cash paid Missionary Fund 3o9 %
81 6S8 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

VTAVVARLB REAL KSTATE AT AUCTIONs
Pursuap 10 the directions OF lbe les will ana lesta
ment OF Henry Wood af deceased tho suhsc rioer win
expose 10 sale public auction on SATURDAY, Sept S
all he Real Eatae OF said decessed, to wit
The Homss,s.d Place containing OF seres OF itpd
property ie very eligibly sna,ed on Aeadowst within
abon. FIVE minutea walk Off railroad depot church &s
az The whuio very easily divided into build
ing lots 5he proximity fhe town 10 New York AID tho
facilities for Communication by railroad and steamboat
der This property worthy the attention Of those In the
CITY sous offs cheap and pleasant country residence
g. tract of IS acres short dsauce from the home
ssad on tho Road about OF
which 10 cleared tho residue wood land
8 A lot OF six on The east side OF Great Island
lot of four acres on The south side OF Great Island
g. About three OF Salt Meadow, adjoining Wood
ruf's Creek.
P M on said day when conditions will be- made Snown
p sANDERSUN, Executor.
rltgnhethiovn sept So 1850 s25 AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
R C. KEMP. Auclioneer

c. KEMP Aucii0neer
UVOTSEHOLD FURNITURE at house 70 Frank.
4 inst near Brosdwsy.-FBis AY Saturday al 10
O'Clock combating OF ell the Furniture contained To tho
house comprising good assortment OF psrlor dining
room and kitchen furniture carpeu mlrrors W udow cur
anS nane pamens china gas 'nd srocs ,5y " Te
attention of housekeepers sae positive, rain or ahinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

O1ONNECPICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Leo or HARTFORD New. York ofcc, 81 Wnl-aI
opposite the Exchange-This institution has issued during
The month OF August 1850, 4S8 new policies, VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

COCOA aHKLL.29 9aEs tses % a.
GFor sals BY aARsHNR b youHs' LIZ Ses'is<A4ss
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n. ri. d o. @. AIGBR
hr9OREEYs kT aAW.

anr EHILDs 9OED 10 ~ =
E RET osea % sa 2sG aSlf' rev - "
aclock AM. gDd hon Ssdca and Gurgcai IaaFsa@Igs
,s ssSy ne ssss asaase q
sSr Cbflde FtH give Fazus'A"i
.hea lurgs ard toSr TIA are ard ear and to szYkisrS
Or Ford 70 diseases % - fyi7 sH
ezeaa ke1srziiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

n nn 400 10 loan Yacali lots farms near tho
y lUV,UUUcl,I 5lo0OtOin suma Of 9, 600 and up
gnds Apply 10 q. @. ADA1e,
g2Slwa Al Wallis Few YeFks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
DRY GOODS.

SUPERETHE ELRACHED SHIKTANGSs-,
3 200 CAGES York Preniums Wachuses Hover and
American Mills auperEne S6ZDS7 inch shirdnss Asa es
trp-Gupar 81 iash shirtinga, for sale by
poyS HR8AlPH co 50 and 81 Plhe-6,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

IEATHER HUSEj
EkeELs sss@D.s o s Be-. os s
Vase ,sth woo CHI copper nyels, always hand
ned lsaihs1, ,,v JOHN H BOWIE CO.
hno loi ' CurTier and Leather Dealer, 80 FerTy.sL
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

LEGRoRM HAT MANUPAoToRY
WILLOWS Leghon Hat Mandatory, Eight ave
y nue. finn house above wenty Blxthst wes side Per
soma having Leghoru 3onnea Flats have them alter
&c fashionable shape without any appearance OF pee
lng e. this establishment. SLIM