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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
TESTIMONIALS.

REV. e. w. sEHON-REV. E. STEVENS IN.
The following is verbatim cory or a cerifi-
cate now in the possession of the proprietor OF
Bulbs Sarsaparilla. Rev. E. w. Sehon is widely
and general, known as an eloquent and accom-
rlisl,ed Pastor Of the M. E Church and Rev. T..
Stevenson has been knnown as one Of the most
talented and zeaions members that the Kentucky
Conference could boast OF for many years-aud
at this time is filling The high and responsible sta
iion of gent for the NJ. E. Book Concern. Can
the world produce better or more satisfactory tes-
timony in favor Of any medicine!
Louisville, May Goth, 1850
We have used John Bulls Sarsaparilla, and have
known II to be used with enti satisfaction; and
we have no hesitation in stating that we believe
tito be safe and valuable medical compound and
calculated to produce much good and relieve
much suffering; and therefore, would most cheer
fn!ly and most earnestly recommend 1t 10 the af-
ficteh :
lsisned] E W. sEHoN,
E STEVENS IN.
Testimonials ike The following, renders su-
per1uons all comments on the efficiency
oFBulrs Sarsaparill0:
From Dr. L. P. Yandell, Professor Of Chemistry
in the Louisville Medical College.
81 have looked over the list Of ingredients COM
posing John Bpl's Compound Extract of Sarsa-
parilla and have no hesitation in saying that they
form safe compound and one that promises well
in chrome diseases, to which il is applicable"
l.. P YAEDELL, NJ. d.
Louisville, June 9Th, lS48.
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TO EARMEkS.

AJOOD and Gal, wanted on subscription al,
w this Office. A few bushels Of Potatoes,
Turnlps, &c. will also be accepted If furnish d
soon. Batter, eggs, chickens, lard and other
nick -nacks always at par.
SANDERS 4 DAVIS.
! Gazette Office, Get 26.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

CHAINS. Ok, log, halter, tface, back, brsast.s
Niock, skiif, well, aud coil chain, at No. La
Claite Row.
Aug. |. ". II. RfLpRErn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
Roy WANTED.

A II intelligent and Industrious boy can obtain
( y good situation, with ample opportunity TO
learn he art Of Printing, BY application soon to
the publishers Of this paper
Gazette Office. Oct. &c, 80.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
STEAM SAW MILL FOR
SALE Or To LET.

CPades, shovels, Grain scoops, hay forks,
- M,nure Forks, Iron Rakes, hoes, Lewis
Coffee Mills, Manila rope, sash cord and bed
cords, at w H HILoRsTH'e.
o., II. No. lie Claire Row.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
st. Louis, st. Peters and St CroiI Packet

IA ~N TIE light draugh' steamer UAcr&
sHzasshiI TOBY, l.. Dodge, Master, will run
zs2sa ssssssss2 reguarly during The baaneo of
tjre season in fhe ST. Louis, ST. Peters and st.
Croix trade, stopping a, all intermediate ports:
having been recently repaired, reprinted and re-.
oficcred, by strict attention 10 freight and pas.
sengers we hope to receive share Of public pat.
ronage. -. sept isih, iasA
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the subscriber by:
"a Note or Book Account, are requested to call,
and settle the amount due me BY the fifteenth
CAV Of September next. 4>;,s'ys'
Aug 18th. q j. DAN EXPORT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

MINERAL and Mahogany Knobs, Door,
lHl Shutter and drawer Knob. at Hi.d,etb.s
Hardware Store.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
THEsEslEING MACHINES FOR
SALE

CUTLERY Every variety OF Table CUTLERY,
~ pen and pocket knives OF all X inds: also.
Razo.s single end in cases, shears, scissors, SC.
for ale at " n HTLDRETHS,
OF. 81. No. lie Claire Row.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
FRUIT TREES 4 sssRUBRERY.

Davenport, Oct Eth, 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

g VS. Panel. Hand, Sash, Pack, Ripping,
CCompass, Wood and all variety OF Sweet
" HlLpRera's.
Any.i. No. 2 lie Claire Row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
in WILLIAMSBURGH.-A

-AB gentleman and hIs wife, and one single gen6-
men can be accommodated with pleasant rooms IN PRl-
VATE FAMILY, Sc Firsst minutes walk from the
Pecksp Ferry Boats every FIVE minutes during me
commanding fine view OF Brooklyn, New-York East
River Ec o3l Inns
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DIR GOODS.


SELLING OFF!-SELLING OFF -
E9TO CLOSE THE FALL BUSINESS OF s. NJ. L.
TOWLE, IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS 8l Grand
ST. Columbian Hahn order to close their Fall business
they have reduced the prices Of the whole OF their immense
stock of fancy and useful DRY GOODS and will offer for
sale this morning $3.50 900 worth ofnew, rich and des
bic SILK SHAWLS, MERINOS, DE LANES, PARA
MATrAS, CASHMERES, COBURGS, ALPACAS, to.
geter with all kinds of DRESS GOODS for ladies', gentle
mems and chdrens wear AT greater reductiun from the
original prices than any other house in the trade.
To stock OF Wooen Long aud Square SIfAWLS we
cGle particular attention of all those who wish to buy
good Shawl Il low price. Our stock embraces all sizes'
qualities and prices all of which sell a reduction
of onehrd from the prices asked at the beginning OF the
season.
PRINTED CASIIMERES, TURKERG PLAIN CASH
MERES, SILK PRINCES. sc. &c. from SluP
Cashmere Long and Square SHAWLS-a splendid as.
sorment in all the designs and coorngs, at great re
ductlon from last years prices
Black and Colored SILK YELYETS, in all widths, CO.
lors and prices.
New Rich and Cheap Black and Colored SILKS and
sATINS.
Broche Brocade Watered Figured and Changeabls
PLAlDS-all reduced in pHcethe cheapest goods to bs
found in New York No lady should buy silk dress be
fore looking through our stock
A splendid stock OF French MERINOS CASIMERES
PARAMATTAS and COBURGS, all reduced in price.
Figured CASIIMERES and DE LANES in all the new
styles and coorngs will now retail by the yard al tho
actual cost by the package
Rose, Whitney and French BLANKETS, all szes aud
prices worthy the attention Of hotel and housekeepers who
wish to buy cheap.
Likewise, Marseiles and Toilet QUILTS and COUN-
TERPANES, all sizes and Qualities from 81 to $6a com
plele assortment Linen Table Cloths DamasAs, Dia
pers, Towelllngs, Napkins Cloths Cassmeres Saunets
and Vestings.
Aso all kinds OF Goods for mems and boys wear sut
able for the
White Red and Yellow FLANNELs-the largest and
cheapest assortment to be found anywhere.
Prints shirrings Sheeiings, Muslns Tckngs, Stripes.
Checks Jeans by the package piece oryard very low
Embroderes, Laces Lace Wells, Capes, Collars ScaFfs
Hosiery Gloves Linen HandkerchieiS-e endless varsity
All those who buy goods at this establishment pay no Sc
coud profit
cAsH-oxE PRICE, AND NO DEVIATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
.,,v.yDRB WEEK ~ sftl8 49, NJ !.
:, ,pW1l.WNEMLY TRIBUNE
rHE NEpV-Y0RB TRIBUNE

,,-,.s gyery Nedaesd0g and SatNTd0y mornlog.-
p1best % syvig Two COPIES for s. Ten for $50
Snee q - 5oepts cents line each nsertics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
DrJ.W. RcdlleId. Physiognomist4l Barcsy-s' nl9lm
VNoREADERS NDADVERTISERS

7 \ /. cox respectfully inform their
~ friends and the public thai they have REMOVED
Ron Is Maiden.ane to their NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
SAs BROADWAY, corner of Leonard-st aud viii open
on Monday 18th and exhibit for sale, splendid va
'eV OF GAS FIXTURES, French, English aud Ameri-
Sen adapted The various styles of Ancient and Modern
olnaaeo' which viii be pu, up superior and elegant
'Nslpe'' and warranted in every respect
1NlS0' SILVER WARE, in aiit branches, OF rich and
unique patterns; MANTEL CLOCKS. CANDELABRAS'
LANTERNS, SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM PLA-
TED WARES, CUTLERY. JAPANNERY, sUPERB
ptOWAR VASES, and FIGURES OF FABIAN MAR
IT, &c ms lwis
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QFFICER WANTED.-The present

4 bE II ER W A y / ID / NJ PlN3-i4b
Z ESuue,intendep of the House Of Refuge Tor White
children Philadelphia Pa ha.iHg norned the bodiu Vi
Manners Of M. Institution, o M desire 10 retire rom llr
Office come lime between HE middle OF JehtatY anu ~
If Ann next the undersigned ha been directed 10 alRef
Ire lie fact aud applicants for HE slhA'o' 10
address lin on the subject -, ,oo
The department named has al present. apouL o9
DaIe aud 20 female innaes, who have heeu cOnmtsi
sreislv win reference 10 their moral reformation tll
training 10 habits ofinlustry The superintendent IS cna :
ed vim the general supervision Of every part OF ic e
Hrrl,uent and Is held accountable by the Boar Tor The
faithful performance of the duties OF the subordinate oi
Gers The accounts OF The department. anu me PS!9 u
4 large portion of The articles required are a7o Coi''
to his care. ... 400 5~..;,.4 .,
Those ntendiDgt apply for the situation are inyled %
wish lie house Situated lie junction OF the 4Se iNu
and Coates street, whcre Biornauon more ID uetti a. ~
he duties Of tie Office will be given by the superintendent
who viii so furnish list OF the managers, any one OF
whom VIII give such further Information rs may
The the Office. at present Is > VO ., ~
will roc ms fuel and IL hts for self aud family nc o
hay not determined what shall be in utlrc IeTe IS ~
y however, Of its being reduced out soT ta !!
Yin he iIcressed: depending in 9aslre upon tue s
mated value Of the services Of the person Chosen to iii Tue
situation. .1 - ,,e e,,t,
Applications in writing, viii be received by tue SUD-
scriber until The 18Th Of December next
Appljcarts vii please state their age, residence; occur
lion nj ore sent aud for yeare past; wheleI ty
lave ever had charge OF any weekday ecAooI aid
for y at period Of t!ne and Of what description oil schoQ
Y heller hey nre connected By church membership WIN
any denomination Of Christians, and such o'acr acls as
they think may hive bearing on Their ness or NE 7il4
ton They vggso please 10 furnish Tue names ii ftai-
deucc of persons to whom they are willing 10 refer LOT
! Testimonials Of character
JOHN BIDDLE, Secretary OF II Of R
Philadelphia. Nov 1850. NO u SouIhfiiln-s|
N ~ ttE spc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

n A Young American, who has devoted his leisure
bors for several years the thorough mystery Of the Ger
man as well the French language, including some &C;
onanapce with the Literature of both countries would
Ike 10 visit and travel Europe as aconpanion inter
prefer and If reQuredl tutor in languages OF some gen
eman who would consider his services worth the eN,
dds offer viii please address A. l. care Of H. Greeley
Nev.Nnrh no "
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'001 rr,p wKxy.YORK WRIBUNE

FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
,.had on the Departure of each Mail Steamer Tor >l'
pee 6! ceus per copy 81 por year postage
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,.,1eng MA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
IobisS on The departure Of sech MAJ Steamer roy
n.ppgree Price, CT csnis per copy ,.....
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" AN7TED.

LVEMALE AGENT WANFED.-A
Woman of respec,aDi6ty and Intelligence Is VAIL
20 take The agency OF n'a'cne Of astonIaaag eca ~ ~
rrer attention. ,n Dusiuess may he made very lcaye
Good reference hu no capital required Aidrsss, post
pau ~ % . N ' ms 3geUd*
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>sTWsYORk TRIBUNE.

a.x nAlLY TRIBUNE IS PUBLISHED
.s7Hg Hayg, l ,9@sS me SUNDAYS axcEpTED9
aYERY M"is-, ,,sEs cosNsR ~ SPRUCE AND Mas
AZ 2s's rsees 1,srrs orrosl7s Tht CIT, aALL
aAU-sTkiE;E g, SUBSCRIBERS Tor i2 a-s Gems p,
md 6essTeo 70 cS nrercr ey pay IN ays5ce - tsc
- : or gEa>B L9e5 GEAR Al the same Single
Ses st o months Ss OF Nal soo-e Fse 0oes. PES
IT, &C. e 4g she @ s%.'ss
= I, rl,te Jsal1s with Country Nfvspapers DAILY
s s TSss ar d sfs sssf ''
voBK WEEKLY rRiBUNH,
NB"-Ia Ut pAPgR FOR TIE COUNTRY, Ia
VERY SSafySay Moyntag Al The ow price o. =
esS1s 81 ss nd i2Bs o. 25 az ' 5s :o5
ss5gies 10 one 9d s ,ira ,or which it il pad
aed syona for s sheet w be charged 70 cenu PEI
,.a ssch insertion. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

AWE CELEBRATED EPIDERMA-
ees, Z, Tor rendering The complexion beautiful and
ss.r ma, PIE remedies for the cureof Indigestion Rheu-
Ryr,S az eonsuApuon US prescribed by one of her
3tatd Tree to 81 paris of Tue Uoion on receipt of one
York - NH@inpSfs street New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
MOW OPEN FOR A SHORT SEA


lNsoN ONLY. at PANORAMA HALL, cor. of Broad,
way ara Waker-st BEALt CKANENS main i5FSR
NIA %iyjpg views OF Philadelphia Cape May Charles
ION Porto Rico, Rio Jaueiro, Care Horn IN lin, me
Stnrm MoZatlar san Francisco, Monterey Panama ule
1slnns Chagres Havana and Boston This superb nam
i9G the largest in the world WIS painted by GEONGE
IlFITGE on 1873 coo feet OF and Is over TWO nISS
in length ,,, : ,,,,r, and Nns,c
Admission % cents Children under ~, nan phcc'
Doors open at 6I-Pauorama moyes u; H.. sor,oo,
There will be an exhibition every wednesday a;cnUV
.cLnch -. -
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gYETLOWS OPERA HOUSE-Hall

a OF Lyrics Broadway, next door 10 the Olympic
OPENING week.-Mrs. new ard splendid Hal Is now
onen md will continue open EVERY NIGHT during
tie week FELLOWS 81 eaiSd and csos per-
Spers NADER me direction of J. B. FELLOWS. Com
ce of soags Duets oees oq9 5sn b3 0a9-
Dntch Drill Instrumental Solos and Ethiopian Dances.
Admission Is cents Doors open g. concert al O'clock
Afternoon concer "Wednesday and Saturday, comneec'
Ipg 7 g ~ Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

Ey DIR. Hnnnins, having perfected bis Body Braces
annal Supports and Heral Trusses has returned 70 Sfl
6Toadwav Cor The management of female spinal digest
i've nervous, pulmonary and vocal arrangements fhyS'
CLANS and dealers invited TO examine bis Inventions
OS1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

kxy. NIgs and TOupees.-BATCHELOR ceie-
b,Eied VIC FACTORY is at Wallst where at all times
cs he found the largest assortment in The city Strangers
and citizens should call and Judge for themselves before pur-
cbasnr elsewhere BATCHELORS newy-invented
WIGS Obtained silver medal al the Fair OF The American
Tnstitute Copy the address nlyio MW&fu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

pOARD IN BROOKLYN.-Now va
& 9cant in new house, Large and Elegant PAhLOit
and BEDROOM on rs floor, with urge aud commo1oQs
cioetsaltached The house is beautifully situated wi'hn
a few minutes walk of Fulton Ferry Apply al 40 WASH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

n OOMIS'S PANORAMA of CUBA
0nen every night al the Minerva Rooma 400 Broad,
way representing most faithfully by pictures OF the highest
artistic merit its cities country, products anu u9 n
n so the social customs of the Creoes pooIs
omen at al o'clock Panorama moves at IT. precisely "a
niii,tance 25 cents children half price NJ LUZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

e. DIR. Lutcner's Ear infirmnry, q Warren
st. near Broadway open from ill 8, for the exclusive
reanen, of diseases. deafness. Discharges from the
ear and all unpleasant noises in the head cured IN short
or otherwise. Unpaid letters refused.
# ESTIM ON LIS.
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1P1ND VOCAL, AND INSTRU-
ATkNTCKERBOCKER HALL, corner

"a ofTvert,t hiri-st ard kign.ay Tie unequsled band
ofHARMONtST MINSTRELS THlS tMondayl FEN In.
Nc Nov - Also Mons Alexander, the original Nlng
@ iscIar OF The MagicAns. The lsdies great taYouIey
youpg years Old vii preside at n. psap st sa
Admit sion II CENTS H'1i
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yKvILLIS,S NEW MUSIC BOOK
q rIrr-nlrr1- l.I1op- ~ : ANn CHOIR STLTnIES
Observation-Disclosures AND NEW

TENRE AN n UAl REPN3.1 "A a n ~ ~ - Wv
Condition 81 he POOR or s r 1856 and ST. being
subscribers will be supplied by calling on r. NJ HAIR t
LEY OF Grand and Elm SITS or on any o. the lql-
lowing officers OF the Association. members OF the Dis
ct Committees W no are authorized receive suoscnp-
tons, w: ,,.,.,o.,. N ,,,.uat
Geofse GsEoId 1feeF. esiGcn S = outls
James Boorman Vice President 1l9 Greenwicfst
] Smvll Rogers. D. Nice-President 81 Fiftray.
Uorg(io Alien Yice-Presidcnt, D C.inonplace
Robert Atiulurn. Treasurer IS S9gthst.
First Ward-James {. Ramsey Isl Ceiar-st
Second Ward-George w Able, - Join-st
Third Ward-E. Cauldwell, Al Murrey-st
Fourth Ward-A Pardon, Jr. 81 Soul-sI
Fifth Ward-A r Wem0re, 81 Nesey-st
Sixth Wntd-N. c. Everett III Widest
Seventh Ward-Stephen Cutter 4j Gouyerneur-st.
Eighth Ward-Joseph 3. Collins, li5 Broome-s''
Ninth Ward-James o Pond. MD Il SiAtl-av
Tenth Ward-James Horn, Chrystie-st
Eleventh Wards. P. Patterson, 70 Avenue D.
Thirteenth Ward-Lews Chichester, 292 East Broadway
Fourteenth WqrdmAdam Spies, g 5 prae 9Iacs
Sixteenth Ward-Luther Jackson, 80 Iweillt-st
Seventeenth Wards c. Lynes, II s.. Marks-place.
Eighteenth VERDI. Maher - East tlgneeql iiF,s
av In25 2weodl r. NJ. HARTLEY, Secretary.
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS-Per 4" Nj
Va re"-Lmported and for sale by GEORGE I PUT
: p + CHS PPo[ScKET-BooK, for 1851
SIR ROGER DE CONERLY, illustrated
STRICKLAND'S QUEENS OF SCOTLAND, Vol !.
IOWFRBYiS POPULAR MINERALOGY
BTRNETTs PHILOSOPHY OF SPIRITS
PERCIVAL ON TIE HORSE
CRAIK'S ROMANCE OF THE PEERAGE, Vol. 1.
NEWTH'S STATISTICS .
KEMP,s AGRICULTURAL PHYSIOLOGY.
KEMP'S HOW TO LAY OUT GARDEN.
TANLORiS WORKS, Vol
HIE-OYER's HUNTING FIELDS.
SOUTHEY'S LIFE, Vol. g.
SIMON's PATHOLOGY
LEES PURULENT DEPOSITS.
JOHNSTONS MORBID EMOTIONS.
ZIRKE'S HANDBOOK OF MOBILIZATION. n25
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GENTLEMAN and
4 BHs WIFE or two or three Single Genuemeq can be
accommodated with Pleasant Room and BOARD by APP
nIying nj 69 Narjck ST. near ST. Johns PARK. no IL
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED
w MUSIC-Tobe given in the Mercer.st. Church, near
Efvbth.st on MONDAY EVENING. Nov, - 1885, COM
mtnciug at II O'Clock. by GEORGE ROOT, previous 10
his departure for residence in prosecute his pro
ZONES md several of the best Amateur Sngersn the City
MI LASAR viii preside al the Organ and Piano-t0
PROGRAMME.
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NttKh.
Deafness attended with Scrofula until Dr. LUTENERS
eaInent was discovered. Numerous other testimonials to
be seen al his Office q N9trenst M I'M
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a Ee8 Ta5sos s91 1 p9 TaassS
@ N"veuber Is 1850 10y Clinton Tenn, No 10 o.
q By Sf the the H oydal Bv G Ba
HR .u Rcieod ? H. C T. Three songs by j. NJ Brown
Of Yo1Eers Three soug by mr Bo9%er; and d. three
eaartees by young lady aud three gentlemen Tickets
re- ~ he obtained Of any Of the following committee II.
RSznlond Sc fIamiIton,,t G. T. Hal % Ezabeth;st r.
Fisher 40 EsseA-st } Lewis, 259 SNltsl, Mchen-
Tnmpofc. rs Tbird.st II Lindsey l79 Seconds Also
III JohnsoDs 2G3 Pearl Of Fulton-sL No children
v be- admitted unless in company OF parents uardials
No noauoncneDt on account OF the weather Doors open
s,6 Exercises 10 commence ut hnll past O'Clock
'0 CHARLES +. TRUMPORE,
Chairman of Committee Of Arrangements
DANIEL OLEEY Secretary L@35t'
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NTEIu. YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a7

Y Bowery.-JAMES Nj JUNE co. Propuetors-
THIS EVENING Nov p. wjlih. performed. the FAIRY
N iri lie characters vii he sustained by p children al
las Than p wears OF age Previous 70 Ciqderea elegant
,.sr m. fnpr hrst Feinsr Riders ia the world Mile
Louise Mle Tournisre Mile Rosa and Mao sne oenoli,
Wi appear on the evening PnYaie boxes aus
noSes Z, ee..ss -, 81 Il .yciork MS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

a SINGLE GENTLEMAN wishes
ABOARD in SPANISH FAMILY, down town pre-
erred Terms So per week The Advertisers chei oo
Please address post pad. "WiIiam Box 26lO No ~
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81 SPECIAL NOTICES,


~. aIachnnicA, Institute Lectures ut Hope
90 Broad, way, opposite ss@. fofA tos7-O
ESSGS%fH5Y EVENING. Nov 25l the Second Lecture Vi
~ r,se yiu be delivered by CHARLES DANA, Esq
Se be " orSers Of Modern Times. The remain
Se Lecofes win be delivered by Prot Hc%E 5 p An
P q, md pARg BESJANfN Doors open ut I! O'CLOCK,
srto5 p commence I'm a. precisely sage Admission Is
lsris Far Gcuteuaa and Ladies'. 81 cents Ferns Of
hersbp Imitation Fee 81; Yearly Dues. payable N
5yanc. 81 Privilege of Meuihers-Ihe admission WIN
Family all Lecoes 'ie lse Of Lb!ary ana z. gaag
t SrbSol Bils Tickets can lie had at tue II siute
Rooms los Bowery attic pncpa bookstores and at the
door on lie evening of each Leciure.
nz5U JOHN GREASON, Chairman Lee. Ooin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

nv thanks publicly tender to Dr. LUTENER Auris,
u Waneu-st for the surprising cure he ,as performed on
Srs@gf VIA Bq &c dsGhn re from
philadelphia Eplmore Cincinnati and New Orleans, wi
ost fhe least benefit AMI was cured by The gem
teman in the short space OFFS week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

XATANTED-Three or four young Girls
w toIearu vestmaking They WILDE learned the best
work. aud TO good Sewers work after learning Apply
corner Of Court and Atlantic ss South Brooklyn over me
grocery store. No lL'
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JOHN GLOVER. ,Jr builder, Frankin.aveuue, Brook
Iy cured OF deafness and discharges from Inc external
Ear, OF 20 years standing.
Miss ADELAIDE BROWN, daughter of Capt VIM
Rrnwn nav Slnte steamer, Fall River, troubled with
disaereeabe discharges and her hearing very considerably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

NE7ANTED-In the Jewelry Business,
" an accomplished salesman. One giving undoubied
reference NAV Obtain desirable situation applying 10
TIFFANY YOUNG 4 ELLIS, no Broadway. MS IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

FRANCIS LOUIS, Prospect Hill, Brooklyn, was as deaf
1s WON VT ~ SON of solomon Wood Goshen Orange
Counly was cured of Deafness, accompanied with dis
charges from tue external Ear Of years standing IN Six
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED.-A large Fur
4 Snsled FRONT ROOM, with BOARD, L wanted by
Young LADY, in the lower part OF the CITY, beween Ne5ey
and Caiasts in private family where there are ogt
few boarders The best of reference VIII be required. u
dress IL K. lhis office. stating terms ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

XR7ANTED--A Midde-Aged Woman,
" as Nurse to take charge OF an infant And who VIII
More need apply except those answering TO tue above
Best If references required Apply al No Nlntist be-
tween the hours of 20 aud y A. NJ. no IL