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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
tation.

.D.'-'Relorm' ssks US to publish half column
in apprehension Of the practice OfCOlleges clubbing
certain clergymen Doctors Of Divinity. We don't
consider the matter Of sufficient consequence to
waste so much space upon. If College sees fit
to play at comforting such degrees, by all means
let it do so; it costs nothing and intereres with
ones vested rights We cannot be induced to
take any interest in the matter one way or the
other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

- Persous about leaving the City during the Summer
cushs can have The Day Tsuas sent 70 them by leaving
q sending their address 81 the Publication Office corner OF
spruce and Nsssan ss opposite the City Hall rnee !"
ssus month payable In advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
CLINTON HOTEL.

HEAD OF BEEXsAss OPPOSITE TIE PARK
~ The shove well known establishment has reesrtJ
been thoroughly renovated and rernished throughout
IN expense Of several thousand dollars fhe propnson
confident they give entire satisfaction to Aoss
The travelling public that win favor hem with call
iy23 6usDItw- C L w. LELAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

GREAT ExcITENEsr-CR owDs-coSFuaos-SD
-BRooKs, cool newly plucked wslsrmsioo, p's'
hs advice the public which IL that they es at $50 ~
ton.U and examine his stock OF gentlensrA ladies' s''
childrens boots shoes CATERS &c the rad eheapes
in the eitv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

" We would call The attention OF oar readers to %
sge assortment Of Eoan Pisro For.ss fns wNsseops
Of I. GILBERT Co ~ Broadway. Tsey are sssssssJ
the beat instruments 10 use for they s1ppy he ps
Of The Organ a. well ss the Piano. b9s Dds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
To Correspondents.

~ Tue Kind soul si Schenectady, who coined Tor our
specs benefit AZ account OF fatal duel between two STU
dents Of Union College sfecuonstely advised hsi we
knew At eance bis letter The work OF scoonore
and treated accordingly II be does mol eei mean enough
yet we advise him 10 ny again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

II The ST. LOUIS Union graveIy informs its read
ers that Willard Fillmore is ian A60iaiOnist, the
bosom friend of Seward, and The once eoadjvtor Of
William lloyd Garrisoa.' He goes on to say that
Mr.. Fillmore was nominated for Vice President
because he had never opposed Nativeism, and adds,
"He was not the free choice Of the Wing Con-
vention as the records will show; nor was his
nomr alton swallowed with anything bat the worst
possible grace"
We have some tolerable good liars out this way,
but none that can begin with the above. The
Great Valley seems as fertile il invention as vege'
tation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ BARNuM's MUSEUM goes ahead sstonishinsly wd
fhe Drunkard" every night crowded hoases sad "
ser full audience witness its dances fsfceA BE-
Rirg err &c. Ills az admirable place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

ApvERrIsENESrs- For Auctions see third page,
and California steamers see seventh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

n The health Of Hoa. DANIEL P. KSG, hG
from Massachusetts, 10 improving, and biz recover
is now confidently expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
The Roman RepnbIic and its Caium-
niatoYs.

The Vandals in their invasion Of Italy, to-
ward the fall Of the Roman Empire, de-
stroyed the works Of art-the libraries and
public monuments. The Vandals who now
invade Italy endeavor to circulate the cal
umny that it was the intention Of the Ro-
mans of the present day to have initiated
their deeds. The falsehood, however, is
proved by the fact thatan public monuments
as well as private property, were protected
by the mere force of public opinion without
any necessity for sentinels. Thus the Van
dals of yore and those of the present day
stand alone in their glory.
We translate from the Ecole Haliano, the
new Italian paper in this City, the following
letter from General Ayezzana upon this
subject:
"To my great surprise find in the Courier and
Enquirer of the 10th letter ia which 1t Is assert
ed that the Republicans of Rome intended to have
blown up St. Peters Cathedral and that Mr. Can
the American Charge, prevented the act oy ns IN
iuence. protest against this iasenoo1' ana ue
clare that DO one in Rome ever haroored tne
thought OF destroying paolc monument had
such project ever entered the nesd OF any one II
wonld have been absurd, since the building is the
largest in the world while the scarcity OF powder
in Rome was such that the soldiers had been re-
duced during the last few days, to the mere cart
ridges they bad in their pockets without the hope
of being able to replen;sh them. | must add tnAt
SO far from Mr.. Cass having any influence In Home
he was known but httle and considered less, 10
consequence OF bis illberal conduct toward the Re
public All bis merit consisted in having made some
few visits to the principal authorities who did not
fail to demonstrate to him that he ought 70 have
recognized that form Of Government which the PEG.
pie had selected GUIsIPPI AyEzzasA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
ROYAL PAPER AGAOEE
AND JkPAE WORKS,
6 Halktn.st West Relgrave Square,
TnNnnM,

% Constitution Hi, Birmingham.
and 28 Pearl st. NewYork.
FENHE AGENCY OF JENNENe BEFfh!DoG
r Manufacturers Of Papier Aeche and Japan eoodsl
being nov horou ghy established IN this city The sub
scrber respectfully nves public and tbs trade gen
orally, to call ard his samplea Of tables chairs,
wrilingdesks, inkftands portfolios card cases sassa
Boxes ieaFaddies ladies' tables and boxes toilet.
boxes lsdies cabinets beautifully painted and nlad WIN
pe6rl Also The nJenny Line" Csbine manufactured
only by Jeunens Betrdgeh tho original OF which was
manufactured expressly for Jenny Lind who pronoancss
II the useful and perec! article ever maze tos aiA0Ss
uAe. xs.u 49,
Various styles aud patterns OF every Description con-
2l5 Pearl-st up siairF
$50 tRaseod Between MssdeaIRae and joaoS@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
Confirmation of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of II.
sarRent-Bounty Land Bill.

CofrespooQence Of Rhe Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept 3d.
The confirm alton Of Hon. ELISHA WHIrrLEsEY,
as First Controller, by shs Senate is an act of
strict justice to worthy man. and tribute to his
incoTuptible honesty that was not expected, after
the fearless stand he took in resisting what he con.
scieutiously believed to be an Illegal encroachment
on the part of the Members of that body, upon the
laws as well as the Golfers of the Nation, in their
asking and receiving large sums of money for
Mileage which they had never performed. To de-
feat him was the fixed purpose of many of those
WHO smarted under the justice of his unanswerable
Report upon this subject bat as they bad cured
the defeat by egisIatipg the case beyond his reach
there was majority found at last who were WI
Ting 10 act sher feces against she wanton sacrifice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
&DpointmeT,.s ny the President and sepate'
Correspondence Of Che Tribune,

Correspondence Of Che Tribune,
WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept 80
The following nominations have been conGrmet
~ lhe Senate in Executive Session to day:
ELISHA WHrrLEsEY, EirAt Controller OF tho
Treaaury.
ISAAC B. HARRlNoros, Deputy Poatmaster, Buf
lAlo n Y.
ARCHIBALD McRAE, Lieutenant 10 the Navy.
ROBERT 3. WYMAN. Lieutenant in the'Eavy.
EDWARD A. BARNETT, Lieutenant In the Navy.
NLTHANlEL G. BRYANT, Lieutenant in the Navy.
GEORGE B. BALcH, Lieutenant in the Navy.
JONATHAN d. WAINWRIGHT, Lieut.. In the Navy.
FoxHALL A PARKER, Lieutenant ia the Navy.
EDWARD j. RUTTER, Surgeon in the Navy.
JAMES B. HEUsTIs, Asst Surgeon in the Navy
EDMUND G. BITrINGER, apIain In the Navy.
ISAAC q. STRAIE, Lieutenant Ia the Navy.
JANIS KIDD, Deputy PostmMter, Albany, N. Z.
in place OIL evils Benedict
AUGUsTUs HUMBERT, AGsayer of the Mint as
San Francsco, Gal
IaAAc e. DAVIS, Collector Customs San Fran
ciaco, Gel.
JACOB Alexander Cosr, Naval Officer, Gan
Francitcc, Cal.
]. VINCENT BROWN, Appraiser OF Aerohandise,
San Franclco, Cal.
MADISON WALTHALL, Collector Dist Ban JOa.
chin and Inspector Port Stockton, Cal.
A RANDALL, Collector and Inspector, Monterey,
Cal.
Fl. E. ROBINSON Collector and Inspector, 6acre-
mento City, Gal.
WIN. G. FERREL1, Collector and Inspector, San
Diego, Cal
SAMUEL BARsEy Surveyor and Inspector santa
Barbara, Cal
JAMES B. STEVENS, Surveyor and Inspector. Gan
THOMAS WOLF, Surveyor and Inspector Mem.
phia, Tenn
ALIEN w. HATCH, Collector and Inspector, HILL
waukee, Wise.
CHAs. CAyILEER, Collector and Inspector, Penn
bina, Minnesota Territory. nj.
CHARLES w HILL, Collector and Inspector DSS'
Miami and Port Of Toledo, Ohio. -, r..,.o.
CHARLES B. ApPLEGATE, 5uFyeyof anu AA'P'O
tor, New Albany, Ind. o.u.uov and In.
WILL1AA BRoWH BUTLER, Sof'oSO' sN-
spector, Evansville, Ind. ...;.4.n. Annraiser OF
ALEXANDER LEaEsDRE, Assls'An' APP ''-DN'
AUGUSTA METEYER, AaelSsAA'>
'n p1y11 W SANDERS, Surveyor ana inspector
jacksonville, M c vi District Of saluris and In
LEyI S 80 me Port Of La Sale.
sPecsor ,c OF MoKEE Indian Agent California;
RsDIc a1 V ~. BARBOUR Indian Agent, California
GEORGE oarzoA, Marshal soushsrn Dhtrict Of
=. P ysa.na Yours very truly SIGMA.
D. declined and tho place hes been given 90 But
ler King, Of 0eorsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

MUSICAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform the musical
public OF NewYork City Vicinity that In connec.
ton h thsr present business they have established su-
steal Circulating Library the Lol don and PRrs plan thus
eJsblr 'hs lovers Of music to have constantly at mod
crate cxPenss, charge Of the greatest variety OF modern
snd Classical muac OF ell the celebrated end syore Euro
pesn The catalogue containing present up
ward OF 10 numbers, wild receive additions OF rew mu.
gle stihe arrival OF every Transatlantic eteameT
TERMS OF SUBsCRlPTIoN-Sl2 fer ons year. with ths
privilege TO receive AID change al pleasure music for
thst Inoun Subscription for ak and three moDh5 in pro-
portion Subscribers for The whole year entitled 70 the
sr,onst of S. worth OF muse srats
KERKsIEG / BREUSIN9,
as SMW&Rt lmporters Of Foreign Music Al Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
CEMETERY
OF The
ENERQP ERNR


ENERGREENS
rsNHE YRUSTkKE Of this New Cemetery give no
tee that they have prepared for lnerment part OF
their extensive grounda situated ut the had OF Euahwck
Avenue few rods noh Of the Toll Gate on the Jamaica
turnpike, recty east from Brooklyn, AID about three
!nilen from Peck Sip Ferry, at Willism1bufgh
Te Assocls lion hss been organized ulder the General
Act O, 1877" 70 incorporate Rural Ceneeriesr A mas
Of the grounds offered for sale has boon placed on
file Ia the Clerks onca
ahe lodge and gseway, tasteful and massive stone
structures lie short distance to tbs len o! DyiAIon Ave
nre When the visitor htS orcs entered the h gh rustic
enclosure the grounds the variety Of woodland and lawn
the winding the chapel structure In the Nor.
man syle with tower of 80 eet the lake ard the ocean
constitute tome OF the spiking fsstureS OF the place
Application for otp @; information may be made to the
General keept the Office in the Freeman buildings, OPP
posiie the City Hail. Brooklyn; to H. Payfon, st bis
Office, Peck SIP Fery, Willams6urah
Hon Luther BTaoah. Hon Samuel e. johnson,
Hon Edward COPELAND, A. z. Cummings,
VIM e Crosby Esq, Roosevelt Graves,
Newell WoolRey.
OFFICERS.
Hon Luther Bradi1h President Roswe Graves Engineer.
son Ed Copapd, Vice Press, A J. Downing Rural Afcht
WIN, B. Crosby, Wee Prest VIM. c. Prime, Counsel
N well Woosey. Freg,urer George Hall, Gent Agent
CHAPLAIHs
Rev Gardner Spring D. D. Rev Samuel Il. Cox, q. D.
Rev. N, Bangs, D. D. Rev Spencer d. Cone, y y.
R5v. Thog. Dewitt, D D. SamueI b. Jonngoh. y. ".
and others. go 2w5tsv1SF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
MUSIC AND BOOKS.

MUSIC AND BOOKS.
7 AIDES AND GETLEMEN are Invited to call at APP
IL PLETONS cheap Bookstore y North WlllamsL
Chatham, and Inspect lot Of choice Music at
apiece Also assortment ofrch and racy English
German and American Books, al very low prices. o!lt
rgNWRLVRTREE AND AAOAME sEAUvELT
UNIf CD-Esch Of there persons declares ha or her
Wshtng plan the beat in the world and each cha ges 81
for IT, IT. practi al chemist have just published PAM
phle In which give both the recipes OF Fweyetree aud
Behnveli together with critical examination OF
plans and familiar explanation OF their chemical proper
eH and scilors showing beyond the possibility If dispute
that OF these plans Important all housekeep
erahDg them to do their washing cheaply quickly
ard without any Injury The fabric The advantages
buy my book instead OF either TweTeees Beau.
Yeps s that In nine ecu get boh The recipes Tor the
money you would pay for one, and ia addition you have
d.ntereated and comps'en advice or the relative merits
OF the two psrs The knowledge OF one Of these plans is
fnirlv orh SlCO Ny book may be had for 81 appli
cation personally, by letter postpaid and ncoapg 81
current funds your sleie and will be sent you free OF
poFsee. ThOhP Pracucai GnemiL
Editors who insert the above and This notice twice or
IL ice and send me marked copy Of their paper, will
ceive copy OF II y book free OF poetage. o2lt*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

nINING SALOON FOE SALE.-The subscriber
~ wiahes 10 ie The old established Di1iBg SelooG ll3
Jctr,i now in successful speraon or he will Dell one
halt 10 enterpri,ipg maa Join Nun in making al
rrAiors snd flung up large saoon IN addition 10 the
jsci fot beth ghs !untcu Is equal to any In the city,
fl7 en exisCsiye b7stuets Abby az liz lohn-tt
q. "a, S WENP NORTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

-NNJANTED-A situation by nees aud tay Germ an
children and sew Is rsrste washer and itoner, ana q
good plain cook. IL very fond Of child en-, and good
aesmpiress Would make hersef generally usetu Gail
ut 22S Bowery. ozU'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

NNTARTED.-A situation by respectable young
w IN private family who take tho
lire chargsiof infant an invalid lady excel
lent IL eProteatsnL-Csn be for days
at No q GiBmbereireet entrance by the gate. OF IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
FOR NEw-oRLEAWs VIA HAVANA.

FOR NEw-oRLEAWs VIA HAVANA.
m<4>.a THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
ezHkkkA PACIFIC, Capt NATHANIEL JARVIS, will bs
dispatched as above, Friday, Oct. IL, from
The Pier foot Of Werren,,t R.
PASSAGE TO NEW ORLEANS.
rIsl cabn..............$75 sscond Cabiu. .,...$60
PASSAGE TO HAVANA
Fiflt Csblr.........,,S70 5ecoud Cabin. ....., $50
Tho PACIFIC is rev steamer of 200 tuns bur!hen
Che s Of great speed and has superior accommodations
!or passengers.
Freight to Orleans will be taken in limited quantity
Mt 80 cent? per cubic foot for measurement goods
Frsght will be received on "Wednesday, the Ga mat
For freight or passage apply the ctfco q tie T. s.
Ms steamship Company, 1T West corner Of = ar'kn.si
10 [o2n1I r. o ROBERTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

NTANTED-Ry respectable middle aged woman, q
w silusion to cook and iron, 20 do hight Oh SUI
nerwork lake OF children In small family az no
cbeG.ion 20 shoEt distance IL tao country THO eE
reference given Apply q! 1851 Elizabethtt Can
Ae seen for two days. OF liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

-XNTANTs D-By two respectable young women, slua-
wv lions one cook who perfectly understands cooking
washing ironing the othos chemberm1id ond to a.
sigt In Wslhpg and Ironing, take OF children or
do genera homework Good city reference Apply al us
Ywehs OF Unvesiy place. al their pressn stu
alton. Cgn beIgeen for TWO days. OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

r. rlssssszs=z FOR BOSTON, BY NEW.
tsA s;gsisfss519 Y DIRK AND NEWHaVEI RAIL
tsZA- -ROAD.-The following trains leave
lie Cgnsst pston Daily (Supdays excepted fot Roeou
~ 6 o'clcck u. SID arrive :! Hoson 81 O'Clock ?. b.
Dinner Al Springfield At O'Clock a 81 arrive al Boston
sI45P Il BY his train passengers may stop ffon two
hours New Eivsn Hartford or Springfield or
ay slstion ha!e the Express train receives passengers
as acIcch P NJ srrive III Boston 81 il As supper
Springfield Thio ran receives aengsrs only al ,a9
are de,Ted to pfocuYe tickets beFora taking In the
cara [o2 III R 3. kAsoN, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

VA ANFRD-A situation to cook, wash and iron or do
w general houseRork or az ehambermsid and waiter,
by compel mt person who produce good city reter.
CsE be for three days at 1856 Fourth st. Of
Barrow at o. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
DRY GOODS.
7----@lelel7-7-777-- y ~ =
COMAERtIAL F0UsE.
l47 sPRINc-sTREET,
J d LIPsETT

l47 sPRINc-sTREETi
J II LIPSETT
MOULD EsPECTFJLLY Intimate to his patrons
~ md lhe fubic etnelns that be bts completed his
tel size sssor'meni Of
FALL And WINTER DRY GOODS,
ported bou hi auction for cash. and Til be sold
~ astounding low price,
LONG AND gQUARE WOOL sHAwLs.
BRocHE, CASHMERE AND THIBEr sHAwLs
In his department eIdegs variety OF all the different
quhiiiss ard Designs fem I'll 10 $25,
MERIEOS AND PARAhATFAs.
a4.54 64ferBn bttF, Lyonese and Fhbe coths, equal
10 French Eerino, ON "a, TO Ca Sd.
DE LAINEs AND CAEHMEREs.
The rioheut and MOI, beauul designs In these goods
,rnrorted TO This COUNTY, from H. Cd a. Five cases
plsiu De Lainer, enIy ls worth Is Cd.
BLACK AND C0LORED ALPAoAs.
Fiom Is to s.. Cd Black Silks Of every make at his
uiusrly low prices.
THE FRINT DEPARTMENT
Embraces the largest ard uosi desirable assortment II
this city. From cents to IL.
BLANKETS AND FLANNELs
In this department. will be found large assortment o.
Ell gli,h Welsh saxonY, Angola and Partisan flannas
Also every make OF English supsrine.
BATH AED WHITNEY BLANKETS
Rhets goods have been purchased under peculiar ccu-
htrces ind will be sod e,s than manufacurers prices
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT..
Musllns, Ticks. Derims Stripes, shecks, Canton
Fsnuels SatiLeis and Kentucky JeanG
HOSIERY OF VARIOUS KINDS
LACES AND HABERDAsHERY
or cvey description.
Irish Liren Gable Dsmaak, Linen Table colhs and Tow
e,Ggs Plain, suiped fgured Swiss and book Muslin
plain striped srd thecE ed Csm5rica Nsnsook and Null
4u,ips al all prices
ALSO, full stporaeLt of every description Of family
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
Retailers sud Peddles supplied by The piece or package
e ~ ONE TRTcE, AND NO DEVIATION.
o21tt J. Fl. LIP3ETT PROPRIETOR i47 spTlng-ss
prBBous sTI.Rsl sAT1Hs vELVETa
FLOWERS, FGkYHEks,
GOODS, &C.
yiOMPOSjNG complete assortment OF MILLINERY
%lqOODs, received RON recent tnportailons R15
AUCTION.
Ellinerr snq invited 10 c5l Snd examine
iaem which viii be offered at the oVgeht pylcee To-
CASH,
sr approved credit, Big J. po&EAbs aIh1%
aux 6wi.t 20 Iohn-st GaUyofs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

NWANTED-A situation bya respectable young We
w man 10 do genera housewoh-,he - a good washer
qued. apply &, Thirty seco ndst near Ninth sv Can
be neen for days to2 llH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

XMANTffD-Bya lady of several years experience asa
w teacher tho situation resident governesa In fam.
ay, In New York elsewhere She can bring the most
osisctory eetences her qualifications &c Address
D. B. Box S049 Post Office lSi%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

w ANTAD-By two respectable Protestant girls, situ'
w Enons one cook washer and roner the oiner as
chsmbermstd waiter. Fhe BEST OF city refer
given Inquire 500 Eighh-tt the second floor be-
tween Avenues and @ OF 1t*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

QOARD,-A young gentleman desires room. with
DboOr6 in polite private family reading near Sroad.
VIII pay So per The beat references can be
given Bosrdipghoule keepers need not reply. Address
Democritua, Tibune Office. OF liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

NAYAN9RD-By ian experienced and compet7n! lady
w situaion TO take The charge es mStro9 OF M 1t
sute q md the management OF en- hotel OF ons
hsa pubic or private would have no Objection 10
fake charge az housekeeper in gentleme1s family Tne
beat city references gwen for capacity and character 40
dress l. M the EewYork Post Ofic6, where sn tIl-
nnad ana viii be returned. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

XKiANTBD-By respectable young girl, sl'ua'lon
w rs chAinbermaid walter nurse or sremsreG VINO
undersandn Ffench fitting aud beirdreeslng Has lived
three yeaa 10 her place she ne highly re-
commended Call ct GO West ElGhtcenh'st 10 be seen
FOR two days. W ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

VKTANTED-A situation by very competent girl, with
w gooo city refe ence, 10 cook wash and iron for p
family. would do all the homework Call at she
souhwest of ghlbAy and thirty ovAT The
OF "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

M &HTKD-By 6 respectable Protestant Woman. 8
w Situation as Cbsmbermgtd Childrens Nurse
Good city teerepce given Please to call ct No IL, 18th
street! oeSWeen Fifth Az and Broadway Can be aeen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

NN]ANTkD-Bv respcctable young woman, situa.
w ton cooh In private family, or win do general
bouse work good washer and roner and has lived n
her astuson for yesrs Fhe best OF reference
given Cell for week o, 81 RoReRt 1st floor $50 SIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

XMANTBD--A tidy, industrious Protestant grit cook
w wash iron In aenaeel emily Mons but first
class servRn, need apply. 20 tuch the higaest
wagea will given Address, with references ~ A. at
shls Office o2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

M ANTED-s Situations, by two respectable young
w women: one 10 90 az chamhermaid and walter, or
washing ironing the other as chambermstd and sew
Ing, or hnp obscnon 10 care OF children haze go3d
between the Fifth and Sixth Cen be seen for dsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

NEW GOODS
a. & G. e. ARMOUR,
DRAPERS AND TAILORS
600 BROADWAY, corner DusDe at. block above
CUCthe Irving House respectfully invite the OF
ien6s and the public 10 their assortment OF Fall Goods Of
newss patterns, which they prepared 10 up
end mort fashionable STYLE at their rquel
moderate pricen French Cloths, Csasimerea and Vest.
ngs Ct s!est mporetious elegant lghs Silks tor Vets
diik DO new petieruf Of Paris Em5roideres perfect
1T gusrEpteei In every irsienoe s25 2TisAW&s
WET GOODS-conH1.ng OF While Jaconet, Book
w Swi,s ard Null Mueins, from coErse TO srperfte
qualities Wooen shpwla square and long Rroadcloths,
Gatpmeres seinetr Alpaca, Blankets, Falne5, &C., for
ale by w. EAFTEEWs, No. so Cathcrneft s303tisf
See lid Page for other Dry Goods Advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

va ANTku-A person with $l,5Go 81 command 10 en-
w gagg in manufacturing buEDeSs tina. viii yield
nett profit Of S. eco per TO enterprsng man
Abs Is chance seldom 10 he II o With as The profits ara
large and Aier certain. AddresG Machine Tribune OF
see ststpf lame and where 10 bs seen. oil lt7