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WASHING MADE EASY,
How 10 wash Clothes without Ma
chimes, Washboa,ds or Pounding BIr,sis.

chimes, Washboa,ds or Founding BIr'sis.
q END ME ONE DOLLAR, Free of Postage. and
- ! viii send YEN, by mail. printed circular,
living plain directions for WASHING CLOTHES.
lat will enable one person 10 do all the washing Of
large family before breakfast, thus avoiding all
be confusion Of u washing day. This method re-
fhires M machines, washbards or pounding bar
fls-no Turpentinc, no Camphinc or other offensive
Fiicle--NO RUBBING THE SKIN OFF YOUR
y NGERs--no tearing II buttons. and wearing out
Po,hcs. This plan SAVES THE CLOTHES and
fakes ihcm whit.r and never injuries the hncst la.
pic. The article used cost bu, few cents, for a
Ptge washing, and can he Obtained anywhere.
The circular a!so couisins directions for CLEAR
krARCtlING, IRONING LACES, WASHING x
fLEANlNG SILKS. Rid GLOVES, removing
(,ains, Grease spots. Mildew from Linen Raising
Pc Nap OF Velvet, &c, &c.
These are the greatest chemical discoveries Of the
-. All the Hotels, Sttameis, and large Laundry
ftabishments use my method Of washing.
To avoid limitations and Counterleits, be sure TO
Sireet your letter 10
Madame Bc1vclt,
Patent Ldundrsss,
- Apn.strco', New York Postage faia
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Restoration a preservation of the
n a. "a II EGo
by ". WISE & SON, OF Virginia.
-. C3@rS1a

IE WISE 81 SON fading it altogether impossi.
4VE. bic 10 attend personally 10 tho great number
Of daily applications from all sections Of the Union for
their Remedy Tor Badness and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary TO appoin,
General 7rGreIling Agea TO visit different cities
and towns throughout the United States. vesting him
With authority to appoint sub,agen:s, use and vend
the Hair Tome, and to apply the RESTORATIVE,
and to put them into the hands of those he may ap-
point to operate wherever sufficient number Of pa
ticnts in anv neighborhood shall be obtained.
Capt GEORGE CALVERT, of Fauquier county,
Va, is alone authorized 10 act General Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated
Capt, C. may be expected TO visit, speedily as
practicable the principal cities aid towns Of the L.
Mon
! n. D. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand
! full supply of tie HAIR TONIC (Which clsanses
| the head of dandruf, strengthens and invgoratcs
the hair, and prevents IT. also, from falling o) for
the region of country most contiguous TO his opera.
tons, or it may always be obtained, at wholesale,
and forwarded to any part ofthc Union, by address.
ing the propreiOrs, VI. WISE & SON. Richmond,
Va
G-Prioe 50 per d, an cash. Six bottles for So
one dollar single hottie.
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MEN w ANI'EHD
To Trnvcl rs Agents for the
History Of the Mexican War.

an II subscriber is now publishing the History of
We the MEXICAN WAR, including Biographical
Sketches of the lives Of Generals TAlSoR, SeoTr,
WoRTH, Wool, TwloGs, SUE Ds and several others
Of the most distinguished officers. illustrated with
numerous Portraits and Engravings,
81 s. GA059, GA, D.
\ humber of Intelligent and enterprisiug uen of
good character offered profitable omplog meat in
circulating by subscription the above work in Neck
lenburg county and other counties in the State OF
North Carolina.
The terms, which are liberal, vii be given on ap-
plicaon t. the subscriber, post paid.
This work will never be Sold in the Book Stores,
but exclusively by Agents, at reasonable and uni.
form price,
II, MANSFIELD, Book Publisher
PA York Street, New Haven, Connecticut.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
S2,35s.356

Whole Tickets Slo--Halyss, S 800 ,srters, slC--
fighths, s.
A Certificate oc a Package of 26 Tickets will be
sent for sj02--Shsres in proportion.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the bcnei, of Mouongalia Academy,
Glass No As, ror 1880.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va. April 20, 1850.
Capial Prizes, $4,000 500, 600, 1865, Of 5000
. of s2,OOn, 30 OF 81 500 80 OF 81 900 40 of $780,
10 OF s200, &c. &c.
Tickets $40. Shares in proportion.
A Certificate of Package Of % Tickets will DC
sent for only sl20.
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY.
Glass No, A., for 1850,
To be drawn al AexandriN, Va, April 3D. 1850.
Capital Prtz $50 $50. SIS 900, $4,000, $4,000,
$3.50. 10 Of 81 600 10 Of $500, &c.
Tickets SIS. Shares in proportion.
A Certificate of Package OF IS Tickets will be
sent for only sleC-Sharoa in proportion.
VIRGINIA MoNONGALLA LOTTERY.
Class No 80, for 1850.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, April G. 1850.
Capital Prizes, $4,000, $40. COO sl3.OC0 $1,000,
$4,000 S2s42, so of 81 QUO, &c.
Tickets so Shares in proportion.
A Certificate of a Package OF 26 Tickets will be
sent for only slce--Shares in proportion.
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Cotton.

In Charleston, the news by The Europa, al.
though unfavorable, have had no permanent
Influence over the market. The sales dur.
ing the week ending on The l2ih were 1863
bales against the receipt in The same 'me Of
3o36 bales, =, prices ranging from lni TO IL
cents.
In Columbin, during The week ending the
I2;b, The sales were $40 bales a, priccs rang
ipg from lol TO M
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

For tic bentl, Of The Mcnougalia Academy
Glass u, fot 1850, u be drawn at Alexandria, Va,
or Saturday, April 81, 1850.
IS Nnmbcrra-l3 Drawn D,lr's.
J. W Marty Il Co, Managers
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Two more steamers havo arrived wrh
'ou, 81 300 600 in gold dust.
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JOSEPH II. WILSON.
WILLIAM C. MEANS,
JOHN B. LORD,
RICHARD WASHINGTON,
GEORGE w. MOUDECAi,
HENRY B. ELLIOT,
J tMtS NJ. LIE tCH,i
JOHN NJ. MOREIlhAD.
WILLIAM A GRAHAM,
NATHAN a STEADNAN,
EDWARD b. DUDLEY,
ALONZ) p. jenkins.
SAMUEL HARGRAVE,
ARCHIBALD G. CARTER.
, March 80, 1850. 4s
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Attorney for Prosecuting Claims at
the City of Washington.

yENHE Subscriber undertakes the collection, settle
81 meni and adjustment OF all manner of claims,
accounts or demands against the government Of the
United States. any Foreign State or country be-
fore Commissioners, before Congress, or before any
Of the public Departments at Washington
The procuring OF patents. Army and Navy Fen.
sons the collection of accounts against the Govern
mcni, all Land Claims, and every demand or other
business of whatever kind requiring the prompt and
efficient services Of an Attorney or Agent.
A residence Of fourteen years at the Seat Of the
FEDERAL Government, with thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and rodtine
of business at the dtieren. Offices well a in Con
gress added TO his free access 10 the abes legal
advisers ifneedcd justies the gned in pledg
ing the fullest satisfaction and the utmost dispatch
to hose who may enirus their business to his care
Being well known to the greater part of the citizens
of this District, and to many gentlemen who have
been members of Congress in the last lively. years.
it is deemed useless 20 extend this notice by special
reference. Communications must be prepaid in all
cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature and
extent OF the business, but moderate in all cases.
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of ThOmpsOnian BOta-
mic MEDIClNES.
e II ii II A NJ l. RIs A BEE,
No. "a SOUTH CALVERT STREET
Nov. 80, 1919.

BALTIMORE.
EN AS the largest Botanic Establishment in the
a Il United States, and has always hand the
most complete assortment of pure Botanic Medicines,
in bulk put up In neat ] and ID. packages label
led with directions suitable for retailing. Also the
various Tnctures and essential Oils, with full as.
sorfment of Botanic Medical Works, Syringes, &c.
Feb. 9, 1850. tic
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Certificate Of packages Of % tickets will DO sold
Tor %. Share IN propnttDn.
i, - seldom bat 30 many large Pr.z'' are ccncon
traled in onc scheme aud SO great viii be the d.
maad Tor tickets tha, invite early sppiicnilon, ~
order to secure chance and prevent disappointment
oae locky turn or the wheel vii secure 10 tue ad
v,r,u.cr 4 rom. ticuca fr lltc. Who will not Won.
ture $40 in such a scheme, With such prospect 3--
he particular IN address
JOSEPH uoUGl, 90 Broadway.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL all its various branches Having secured the
services Of experienced workmen in the wood and
Smith shops Pant AID Trimming Rooms, with
their skil NY own long experience in tho business
and strict aud careful supervision, hope TO crit
tic confidence Of all who may feel disposed 10 give
ne uial. | deem 1t unnecessary TO say more
than that all work done at my shop, whether new
work or repairing, s4aH rot he surpassed ty any
,sork done in a South either in point Of ncatness
durability or d spach, and hold myself rospcnsi-
bic for any and every failure.
ITaLL WORK WARRANTED.
feel excccdjugly thankful (cr the patronage here
toiote bestowed, and most respectfully solicit con-
tnnation OF the same.
Shop few doors above the stand formerly occu.
pied by Oycrman y Trotter, u, the sign of the
5@C1
c. OVERNAN.
Charlotte March s. 1850 l4rt
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The number Of Horses entered is upwards of 200
The drawingiaf this S rcepsakc viii take place
publicly on the 2sth day of May, 1850, the day on
uhich the race viii be rui The pace and hour be-
iug first duly announced BY advertisement, when
The names Of all the horses entered viii be allotted
amongst the subscribers 10 each class, and on the
80 day Of june rext, by which time tho result OF
TIC race viii be known the Prizes wit be dsIrbn-
ted the holder of the name of the winning horse in
Class " A." receiving fuzc of
Hundred Thousand Esoisars!!!
that Of the second $4,000, &c, &c. in accordance
with the above Scheme
At this DrawIuu all subscribers will be admitted
on producing their numbers. 10 gentlemen of the
Press free admission will be given; thus atiordiug
every security 10 the Subscribers and the public.
lndt pendently of the above, the propretors have
opened
BETTING LISTS
by which any desired bet according 10 the state Of
the odds may be obtained in all the great racing
events ard will be seen ly more detailed pros
pectus forwarded To all subscribers THE HOLDER Of
ANY FAvoaiTE HORSE IN THE ABOVE SWEEPSTAKES MAY
INSURE THE GAIN oi CONSIDERABLE SUM WHETHER
THAT HORSE WINS OR NOE
A commission of 10 per cent TO cover expenses
viii be deducted payment of all Prizes.
ANY further information required will be afforded
by the Secretary. Mr.. Archibald Mackenzie al the Of
fees as above--to whom all applications for Agen.
ces and other communications are TO be addressed
Posr PAID and all remttances either b or Note TO
be made, in return for which numbered Certificates
will be forwarded as directed
Lists of horses entered for the above and all other
Races of Importance may be seen at the offices.
April 10, ls50. l9-2m
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EYNNN9Ln.

Msrried. in Lancaster District. s. G.. on the il,
u.,sn,, by w C. Heath, E,q. Mr.. wM A WAT.
SON to Miss ELLEN. daughter Of Col Jonathan
I .rior, all ef Lancaster Dis .rict.
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yzs N.1v.Y York g1ntywrniry-a edcsl De gIEaont.
Zoe Faculty OF the New. orf Unvestf taAe soa
In announcing thai they led the vacant ChalrS
their Institution by gent o. standing 10 tneu
respective departments Dr. Elaha ssfuet Professor Of
the lnsuu,se and Practice CT &edcine IN he Louisville
Uuivetsty an Dy Samuel Gross, Professor OF Surgery
In the Louisville University having both resignea tneI
Professor shps IL hst Institution, have been eeteo % sna
accepted The the Chair CT Institutes and ttscuce OF
Medicine the other the Chair OF SugerY in Tue Un'eFsV
ofNewYork.
prest ard permanent or sheir Bchooi SID they
feel ha these appointments while they must secure loe
universal acceptance Of the proesAou u asod an esrnet
tbst the Institution will Use nothing ofs 4 rmer prosperity
SESSION la5G.3I.
The Lectures Will commence on 2oadsyi mo ]tsA OF
October, and be coouDued 10 the lssi day OF FebuRfy
GkAavILLs sHAxPE FArT!soS N D Professor OF gene'
raj, descriptive and sqrstcel Anatomy ,,,,,
MARTIN PAINE, Nd Protessor OF ks'e1ia AodlcS ara
GusSIse g. BEDFORD, N D. Professor OF Midwifery and
Disesses OF Women and Children
JoHs W. 1RAPEn, ND. Professor OF Chemistry sud
EtIssA BARr1Err, D Professor Of the Institutes and
Prartc- Of 8 dicne
sAMuui D. esoss, MD Professor II 5drEery.
Dsaonstra.o- OF Aaasmy-WILLIAa DARLlES. u, z.
Faculty M be ss hsvs adsea a he St9P n
1i n rutnre addition bis regular course o. Chenr
nv give TWO avening lectures on Physoosy rue sa'an
s1s ~ fha be obvious TO every one
Ehe Professor Anatomy will also deliver an additional
lecture 10 his department at an evening hour IN 9faat 70
AFFORD ample opportunities TO their pupns !or ~
sssa prscdcay me sacay have determined 10 open afSe
weekly cin,Gucs; -. -. l., L.ia b,, prog
Isl Surgical End Hedicsl cLhque W 20 ne'u " At0
Id An Obstetrc clnique 20 be avery Aondsy 1Gder Tie
direction of Prof Eedford Yhe most Interesting diseases
md Children will DO bsouG hibeforo ecsss and
fuly ecurod upon By he Professor The clsss VII" slso
haye an ebundEn supply OF dwfsry cssos to be attended
AT The housss OF tho patients
Sd A Medical and Surgical clIuquo win De held eysry
wed esdav under the d econ OF Fofs Bsruei aud Pa
txoD. 49,, H.
Newly Hospital tho Bellevue Hospiis The eiYe SAD
Epr In6tmsTv tho various DspeussFios and nh1nafes
ara all accessible to the spdeni Clinical Instruction 70
gves every day a. The Ney9:York Hospital; :, f.,
Nan
her md an ample supply fste msterlB viii DO provided
Fees the full course o. LECTURES Sos AscuS!!on
Ese IS: Practical GnataUy, 50; Graduation fec, $50.
Sha coplinancelnept viii taxa place eRry in Egrch
JOHN ". DRAPER, N o.
Eecrctars OF the Faculty. $3.50 Fourthst
Ps-aood board from 81 60 10 s. pcr week Studenz
nRryiR In lovyn win please call az inc iedcs ccegei
ESQ Broadway, and ask fer tho Isnor' Nf' oian "H'
Will conduct them to boarding houses.
IS StaTtO20 and sl4W4t
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. OCTOBER s.
y1rrH.AvEEUE

The aristocraso qnies of the Fifth svenue has
been broken by the rattle Of vulgar onnibuae''
and Ia likely TO follow in the train Of all NswY'Fk
n noint Of bosiuess facilities. The next movement
IN contemplation is, We understand, the erection Of
3 magnificent Hotel-to be constructed upon az e1-
tez.iye plan and fitted up in elegant and laxurious
style. his to be located at the Gamer Of Ff'a.aV
and Eigbsb-st and will soon be commenced. The
cost of the boldiDg alone will be in the neighbor
hood of 100000
We have number OF notices OF other i'm
movements in this City, Brooklyn, Wilamsburgh,
Jersey City, Hoboken and elsewhere, which will
form the material for another article. A M.
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gTJHAP NEXT! PIE JuURNEYMEH TAN
YkgLIsHMEFT 1874 Mas sau.st one door aoulb OF geeE.
lie open TO- busineSa and public Inspection Fbey
nv1io their fellow sEisans and clizens CHI 0ose gar
MEET from splendid ssSorlod stcch OF Fell aud Winner
6ooda. Every gsrment 10 warranted TO fi aud made 10
the meet fashionable, durable style We say In word,
and win do sl3 ins
~. E. 49, Hessau.ai oEa door ao1ih OF Eeakna0.
WILLIAM HInnHAUGH, Merchant 9Aor, o;
w Vesey.sl AEtor Hou g. bess leave 10 inform Ids
from buEiress nip 10 Europe ho YA!ed Tho bea
manufactures Thai could bo found ard from whl:h no OBJ
sred oiohs GsssmeIeh, St and osihmero Ves'iog,a q
End mot approved styes He would cali attention ibis
tEc and links be may sag tina. he Eye OF
goo6E now u he sor Ihnt eIceed by any ohR
establishment In the cy OF NswYork. fl4 moods 'ua Pas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

COURTS OF APPEALS, Der 3, l85O.-The argo.
ment Of cause No mmenoed yesterday, con.
Kecsell collector, &c, appellant ag ainss Joseph
Crane and another, adn'rs, &C. respondents. Ar
eucd. Geo. T. Comstock for appellant. David
Wight for respondents -. No. called and pass
ed. No 4. PbineAs Il. Wilson and another
admfs, &c, respondents, agt, David Gonroe and
others, c4r' &c, appellants. Argued Geo. f.
Comstock fog appellants, William Porter, Jr. for
respondents. Not concluded. Alb. Eve. Jour.
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ssr Grunge GiouHtain WateT-Cnre, DR. CAxi.
L6E.Nz hes ,ucceeded Or aseker In he cs direction
NJ M, Ipsutu!on The snliAhrep Is sils In South
Orappe Eiesx County New JersoJ one no1ra rds ron
the cy By sorris aud E.sex Railway Vis'Ts axe 55s
Perrv bcs at the fouI Of Cofts ~ ST q; " and II
p n private pain sre attached OF the psrsnN
l "a, A'+ sHH
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Al. DoWNEa L 90.
UOTIDGISSIOM MERCHANTS
SACRAMENTO CITY,
CALIFORNIA.

TRAvSPORTATION AOROjS TIE ISTRMUS or
PANAMA.
FRAHHKIgSOH. HELSOel L GO o. fsns "a, are now
II pfeps cd transport fregbt tho slb qua bat
ssch package muSl be Of portable sixe and weight aad
pr0pefly covered e. L. ~ O. 90 ara not resporsibIs
Sor damage accident in the transit. The charges Of
transportation to 80 prepaid In New-York. FOR FldtsS
earticnlnra, apply to
81 lmk q. LASHEJSgoH l. GO. 30 waI-ss,
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Ey Water CuIe.-pt.T J. NICHOLS sed ars " g
COVE HlcroLs 81 Wes. T 4eny se-aad-,t hlrd h,u,s
from siIth.evenee CDtsu isiiors fov l0to2 Psue7u
rzs elyed for hoard dss treatment Or visited instr
d.rr-s oSI nos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

- ChreDoThermai system of stestcine''
(Dr Turner of hew-Yotk, Edtn:l ptira ST.
al m Lose Al Ann at
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GENERAL ~tylisefts

ET DR.. she~'s WaIer-Uure Instttptton. cor
ner Y wrifth.at- Gnc Un,ysfsiv. ace 90 !.
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E Dr. HouRhtos's Water-Uurs Eatablish-
meat, Ne "s' si-v' R'h.t lhzss coors troS s'oad.
ge Inn
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q cnmmoGsied with rooms ard board rea,oaaale
at IS Fulton 8, Brooklyn. References exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

RpOAAUING.-The large hoass S. srsnbtn at 3 ie~
ID doors ezra VI Broadway has been newly futntaed To-
bosders 1t FROM 81 50 20 50 per week mied nqnaeN
only will be lai en- % W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

kOAED-Two seLtemen and Iheir wvss nay be &c.
ID comuods ed with good board spd rooms with psHRies
st,chcd via, The privilege OF hot cole an ehowey "a b.
Fhe touse Is arg pesGnty located, al IS Seconded
Broadway line OF ttages psss The door otlv~
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A 7 n T Z1h Q AIN
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS, Agerts Of the N.w.ierzsy r7v
piofiue ard htsi Ing Coripzrs hsve Yec.iv5 -
eEteI size WORKS 81 Newark s1pofr OF De . I,
STowa sne tEirso Paints, witch vii be diEpoted Of
Thess rtrs cou.is OF various shades rom 6e.r r,ch
oJo~r e. 70 deep orsnge ant sso black rsd liD cfp
poScd Of ne Ia ia o1ic=G heir ssIi1g as0eers ,r} ~
ouS csa be coLhe srlS recomCe Gded I'll. -,- ito
PfepSfezho2l DC sals oxdes F=intS oaeuls yzl1hs
of The coating q ToC AID OF in f,r1p!ng s b, r-.
dor sgalast oxdstol nov known. 49, P''@s
Ftsse paiats whes spplet 10 wood form sfs, ,,i-
biz ecuOn sgIiast ire - az
supply ct Tho Comp12y,a te1UIial White 0xlde OF
* Low SO f&Isnsgey used IL FGs Erd SHE psrts 81
Europe a. most valuable susdbuls FOR whsi ssd and
oASf ds4sfeiens psiQs Is shortly expected F9r,Es nghs
saoacLloyII. lAS "a 7 JONES co. s. sesverst
10 sP0kTsni KF.-f!Nl DouBL2 aUNX--1
ees ssAsoa, expressly os partridge quail NJ vrrsjsssl
taSotlns. Fo7s TerJ 9as, Just recsl7ed By
,., ERAHCls PoaEE Il sONg
WA se0E haidan ana Raxs-Yoyk
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sp0AhD.-A gentleman and his wife. or Two sta
10 pie geniiemen, may obtain board With pleasant rooaa
al Is Wee! Washing ton pa. e, Washington zou "a
ghe hcuse 10 pleasantly aisuaied and hss beth oos
Apply or The premlsss oSSts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

BOARD WANTED.-A maiden l-dy, OF reeea A,b-
ID lis wsnte hoard uafurnisbsd uiods' sized
iin Fireplace aue, ably sltnaie9 Pht.
ate isTiy preferred Terms must be rcdsrs,~ saas.
factory eference given ard pToapPeg address hoae@
81 VandsDl SL postpaid. oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

A GENTLEMAN, with HE wife infant ard seSvsa
awould HE 10 obtan board In private family Until 10
Il raj OF Msv nerl Would wish parlor and hsdfoon,
either furnished unurnished sesI OF etyea
N ~ Office OF Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

ROAR DID HsFrizop,st S-uh Brooklyn opposiIe Dr.
- sione's Chm oh 10 frat house reAsant roou
rshed uniuuShed snt,shte for gec lsuiar aud adv
or angle gentlemen, in family ot 'sw psrsoas Ia
duIre al S; aarriaorsl OF
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1ROAHU-A Pkror and Bed koon on ID door, sI.
ID nisbed or unfurnished with board may DO hal q
No IL Leroy Place, BleecAer st OF Zwsods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

E4OARD-Two TIRE Kent'smsB desiring psaszrs
a'home wiki good inmodsrou, cAn hSvr large
paEsap furnished u!0Tr sbed front room OF e sSsoaa
door, With OF 5oG; The bscG ROOM and hresSfts aoas %
With tea and dinner on s1rdss Term. S. per week 1
Rytns'or-ai ceuTsl and pesSan, location sl7 ,meoas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

Nng to acquire the French language can bsve roon,
with 6reskfasI and IN Genieel French family,
Union FquHe with eRson OF ha en hour every evening"
Germ, 81 per week in sdgaucs Reteeoces required Ae.
BY by note tc Z. A Uplon.sQuare Post.Ofics.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

PARTnJkNTs ROR THG WINgEK.-A Sui
n of Aparuents conaispg OF second alory front and
back Room with small and pAnIres ssched toni.a
ed or unirnished, will be Ia, sepsrae or together via
fu board to suitable persons for tbs coming sesson EMy
application isrequea!ed, Apply r! No Ba'tsfy'Plscs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

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No l. WOQp-gF FifTsgUEGH, RI
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

R "TErFrsLADlE5' REPOSITORY, Oct (Cin
cinsati, cold by Lane q Scott, NeW.Yorb ia a
most readable number OF one OF the beat American
magazines. Its excellent moral tone, no less than
the variety and liveneSs OF its contents, entities
it to the hisheat commentator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

VpUAKD- Pleasant front rooms with board, snd the
RS bsth where there sfS but few nSarue,S APF9
at 226 VArci st. near Cafmne- OIL Seo1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

F1TRACT OF L0(2 WOOD and Gu Dr., w..
A@of ne nrS quality, manufactured By tho Nsopsr1nes
saFeFa - - x" HAao 2ls2'
sasa sn"pd' RUSSELL xrtAra, 1876 w.t.r4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

MOTT CA Cooperate Company is t5ozt to be form.
Ssd ms AcI Ct s4 for the p1rpozs Of p1oe mic
oteTAdup OF BuhoPa Floating Derricks On Lake Es
Persons esEo9s OF osit0g IN this Com parry Ei pIssas
coll ca A D SisAoF. Esq 81 ala rozteGce. ls Adsussi
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