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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19
Arrived.

Augusta ssa ca IS +, h aH Sd
o. during latter pat gale from E. saw slP on
to weather bow With nsls MADE sal 1 Rhp Pas
from Newport E. bound Quebec with 'aIG d ron She
Succeeded taking master officers and and also some
ReCns shorty after which she went to a0wg fell IN With
quantity Of pine timber apparently inc "n9S .bip saw no
Shortly made w.ss mann sa ~ s,as
6Soen and fore 0R 1ea nas up and iosn
the shT which to be the 19n% 81 ta e Of
sa, Tn. s bad fore fore ana @ %
sails and foIss bent with ee a yads all
her light sails gone everything movable Len so u
broken Of bebstay hanging in the ~sier Mi on pa
reuy board her aud uST1o s ,d and out Of sight,
deemsd stand she was Also without '01O
Ship lzaah Walton, Pumme Bombay los DIS Tad'o 10 ' A
Ship sewYOrk Peterson Charleston d. cotton and rice to
ship Aristdss Btom reehue, Bremen 50 d. md'e and s5
vSas North Bank with alternate strong wse5
gales ams has had pilot on board ds. 0h ana 'eA'h
nj 8 j. % S g. aud .w b Ra' ss
Mary Of Sunderland full of water and seaha0n' VII"
BARK Francis bordeaux, IS ds from the Gordon Light
BAN ssrsS Has Cfouha ST Martins d salt John Du
rand. ,,, , ~ >,h,o. .d SHANGHAI ls7 DIS teas
sa sDo Wa. %he eo ship Whiting
Boston between the Cape and $, Helena n. Ooe to master
Barb ogtona Emery of Poand) Turks leland oe Il sa't
bark Eu eena Ricoe d mdse TO master The L
has rxperierced head winds the whole passage
Brig Conn odoIe Williams Malaga 80 DIS tfut &c to Alex HicAn
Brs Emily Ncho Charleston ds cotton and rice to Durham
Bs David puHe Podge Wilmington NC de- naval stores to
Powell -. =. ,,,
Brs Tally Ho smith Rochelle bruuds &c caset As
Brig Awe Gorum FIN Curacao Sept 2 skins copper &c to master
Sch Republic Wheeler Key West II d cotton &c TO Ashoy
Sch Virginia. Herbert, Wilmington NC ds naval stores to X
Sch eph GueS, Rogers Ragged Island Oct salt to Leland &
Beach, Ths has had heavy weather on the passage
John Clemens g mased Martini Malaga 4e d rans e 10
TStaher.
Il Go.
Sch Worcester, Trowelt, Port Wshhall. Va
Sch Celestial pendleton Rockland, lime 10 nasar
Sch Gen Scott Hal, HRlowel, mdse
Sch Rto, Hsrrck, Maehas S ds, lumbar.
Sch Augusta. Keen, New Bedford, oil
Sch Lind Cullen, Eausemond 5 DIS.
Sch Yorktown, Wogam, Petersburg ds mde TO Hunter
Sch Virginia. Robert Wilmngton ds, naval stores.
Sch Edfa Law,en Sanders, Barwoh, fish.
Sch Jane Spsldug. Flowers Midde,own, Conn
Soop Radiant, Barker, Providence, domes;ics
kepuebec Flowers Philadelphia mdse to JtRuon q
Speer,
BELow-steau ship City of Glasgow, Matthews, Glasgow.
bark DIS I'm Dublin with mdse and
Br Cosrno, fin Bristol
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Disasters, &c.

Bars MAJrsrIc from Wilmington, NC the M
gale Ne threw overheard OF deck load Of lumber
Wiuor of and for Boston, from Calcutta
encountered wewardy gales 7th
S sprung leak which increased ID inches per hour
She Hoosy reached Calcutta The 18Th
taken dock and would discharge the between
decks 10 repair
sup Allen Calcutta of and for Boston put back
the Hoosy Aug eaky aud GUIDED Hog River Saud were
feared she would be total wreck Small vessels
Calcutta to lighter her and the 2lst they had
turned with portions cargo At thu latest from her she
had four feet the hold and would be taken
o Calcutta INTO dock.
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PORT OF NEW yoRK..........
Cleared.

Ships Excelsior Croker Liverpool Thompson Nephew HIN
aoan Cusbiug San Francisco, Smith Emgnnt Andreas ch
.potd and Bremen oericIs Kruger Peter Hack Rockwell
ApaahicoIa Hurlbut Coz Toronto, Parker N0ieans stan
ton Thompson; Swan By Graham Savannah hesnh Sous
Baks Pbenx Mason MADEIRA Mason thompson refer Oein
Boyey Savannah Demll g. Co. 80, ~,
Briss ANA OBI Griffith Rotterdam w Barrel mahldel Brem
Won Butt, Q, Cadiz. & } Brockelmaun.
seh Susan sbannen Francisco Taylor; Helene boga
Richmond MAILER Lord Tosa, Collins Wilmington NC; Emhy
billiard Fratss St John PR Baldwin, Sarah Ann Roe Gil
hit BALTIMORE Smith, Hawkins, Philadelphia Hand Cape
May, Ross, do.
sloop Nancy Jane, Gardner Providence
Steamer Oneida O'Eel, Phladelphia.
Bsrges Gfampus Hayne, Philadelphia Laurel, Nine DO
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A. NJ MERwiN, Aucioneer
Hoy BANGS, BROTHER U 20. 2o4

A NJ MERwiN, Auciioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER u 90 2o4
4 DBROADWAY.-Cash advances made upon all con
signmenis ~, p.rr PARCEL SALE
Or FycI-IsH AND AMERICAN BooEs.-MONDAf, NoF.
r. is5OB b Co solicit consiginents Tor me sue as
n6oye The invoices already received from London eivS
arnrre of most attractive catalogue, ana le pefoU
selected for the will afford an excellent opporuy lo
~ 5isnnsa OF Standard and Miscellaneous Books ana oil
such as are particularly adapted 10 tue Holiday eeason
ebonld therefore be furnished Immediately
AT PRIVATE SALE.
torce assortment OF printing and writing papers Also,
Ro very valuable and popular series under the mites OF
the Standard Library, the Classical Library Tue antigua
rian library the Scientific Library, and the Illustrated LII
brary, each embracing the best books Issued IN the best
stJe and UNPARALLELED n cheapness The last issues
hi are nst received are the second volume OF the new
edition OF Juus, vasaris Lives OF Painters Sculptures
with notes original and selected al analytical ntrodtcuo
Sc by w. R. Browne, A. NJ. and CruikshankS, Three
Courses and Dessert wh,ilusratons Orders tor Iiese
and all the previous volumes promptly executed ASo
Lardners Lectures Science and Art Ew9anks HydFal
lies and Mechanics Beneus Double Entry BOOK heephIs
new edition. &C. &c. &C.
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aHOR SALE at PUBIC AUCTION

4 beautiful COUNTRY SEAT aud FARM, lately be-
longing 10 Richard Barnes deceased situated in The Town
of Easchester Weschestef Co NewYork 10 miles from
New-fork City Il miles from the NewYork and Harlem
Railroad Depot at Tuckahoe aid q miles from the New
containing about Il ofbest quality land well waered
and fenced. Ontile premises there il beuul Garden
and an abundance Of Fruit Trees, &c The buildings
good order The dwelling, &c being upon elevated
ground commands hae yia~ Of The East River ami sur
rounding country For further particulars inquire Of
W. J. HARNESS G5 Thri-ayeuue OF CHARLES A.
PUHDY, Esq White Plains, or OF II. BARNES, on The
premises.
The above sale viii take place On SATURDAY. Nov nj 2
O'clock P. NJ on the premises. oil ljt
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N5FW- YORK TRIBUNE.

r.v NICARAGUA RoUTE-A passenger on the
,,.l1nant C,ity has furnished the ECentag fdSE
With the following information
WI In called from San Francisco in the brig Anne
.,,d lula. on the Sd of August with ABOUT 10
a .fa r'asscnpers for Panama. The vt ssei en-
etoe. severe storm. and after having sus-
tone3 great damage, was driven into kteaf3lo' M
.hn c,o9e Of Nicaragua, where she was condemn
~ ~ subsequently, 10 the arrival OF the Anne ana
Jniia. the ship Stafford and the steamers N '
ST,,er and Republic, touched at heaielo ana laio'
ed about $50 passengers. o,.d 1nI;o IN
"a 81 the port of San Juan in time to take
~. pr;t;sb steamer Dee for Chagres, on the 2th
:nst They were fortunate enough TO reach tfe
in4.a, mint before the sailing OF the Crescent
~;tv The first part of their journey across the
continent, from the Pacific to Lake NlcafaS'a
about 100 miles was performed upon mules iaey
o,ossed the lake and descended the River San
Jnoy, IN the craft of the country, called bHR9os.
These conyevances resemble the largest specimens
az the primeval dug outs OF the Mississippi Inc
distance thus traversed is reckoned at s0o miles.
He expresses himself much pleased with the
route. When the proper facilities shaa nave Deeh
proyided it will probably be preferred to any
other now open. 1t possesses the great aaN .,l
tage OF being healthy, At present, owing to me
want of the conveniences which will be supplea
in time. it is tedious and expensive tie THINKS
tbe American steamers ought to run Directly &c
and from San Juan, or at least to touch there. !,
There were two small steamers lying IN the
waters Of the San Juan one at tire bottom OF the
falls of Machuca undergoing repairs 10 NJ lo[ I'll.
,,.a ~ f The falIs II is intended that this boat
s abefn r Gl on int the s Lake from Carlos the point
Of ea egress at San Juan to Grenada The other
vessel was supposed to be the oras: enc lay at
tbe mouth Of the Colorado, fifteen miles tfom Gan
Juan. ...o,,I1 ,o
sollovyed in the next British steamer by the re-
mainder of those who landed at Reaejo, over 200
in number.
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Fnt,ef 10y pri Heeer Afrp- for Sfoik ft4n 1e-h
psHu tv-,Ffo it.rs o. fof 'ssh NJ 6 tsn
turs Estates; H. s-aa l. r. List 7fft-
iiyT-r o. Fertn pi ~ \ f,7''a RI hfif"i E7
j-fey ~
for ,-se-.. yang s,,sfDl4L
kYnrs - mp Met Fr-,1sa faf u 'ear! 2s lark c.
M.'hufa, T staa- 24ih. lh ts,l 'rfyi l tfpooi
AZ I{ozerfam LIST ut. -iifp 49,. Org m HYnt a.
t,rs nrr Icstta IN i eeifha do, - g Hr7
Al 4sfga 4,b c.' aip Asasp' Hst4rg sses
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BOARDING.

-----.-.-----------''--------
BOARD WANTED-By a Family con-
Il Bsisng of gentleman has wife and two daughters, six
room lllan ileyisho occupy pleasant neighborhood,
the present opportunity ofaddmgo tier social CIR
OF a HOME The Gentleman viii not dine at home except
on SUNDAYS Parlor and bedroom on second floor desired
Address w S Box 1868 T o. Stating address, with oca-
fior md terms References exchanged. ol9 IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auchoneer.
KNXTENSIVE SALE OF LANDS AT

ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer
RIHXTENSIFE SALE OF LANDS AT
ElFORDHAAl, belonging TO the estate of the late Rev.
William Powell, by order OF the Administrator and Trls
tee--ANrHONY ]. BLEECKER viii sell At auction on
TUESDAY, the I'D OF October, 1850 at II O'Clock, at the
house OF Mr. Corn. Berren at tie Foreman Depot, the 0.
lowing valuable real OF the late Rev. VIM. Powell,
situated Ford ham, Weslcleser County, exactly opposite
the depot OF the NeW DIRK and Harlem Railroad Company,
About 325 lots and parcels OF land lying on the road
leading from West Farms to Kingsbrdge, at the junction
of College-aY with the Harlem Railroad, Union aud
Cnmbreleng avs Powellplace and Delaney, Bayard,
Hoffman, Iorlard Morris, Emmett, Arthur, Elizabeth and
Jacob The whole beautifully situated between the
grounds OF ST. Johns College and the lanes OF Messrs.
Wordsworth, jacob Lorlard B. ~ Brown and Philip
McLydig Esqrs ard the Bronx River The whole proper.
y wen situated for immediate improvement, laid out into
lots and parcels OF Convenient SIZE varying from 80 to 100
feet III Yld. There several buildings on the premises,
including dwelling, barn and other outhOuses. Several
of the plots afford admirable cottage sites the banks OF
the river and contain beautiful groves OF trees OF every
vgiety The place * prOyerbialy healthy, and comprises
tie advantages of settled neighbOrOOd such rs bucers
bakers ard other radesmen 81 hand The distance but
Oj miles from tie city ana tie intercourse by the is
constant; during the day, at yearly cOnmuiation OF So
To those DESTROYS Of obtaining iurger portions OF land than
laid down on the maps liberal privileges viii be giyen.
The title the propertYs nquestiouable and the sale viii
be percmptoTy the highest bidders. rhreeOurtIs Of
Tie purchase money remain mortgage for three
years, ut per cent, ut tie option OF the buyers
Maps viii ready for distbntion at the office OF tie AUG
tisneer, Bfoadst. ARTHUR G. POWELL,
OH ids (Il7Ql Administrator and Trustee.
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DOARD WANTED-A Student de-
BB sires Home during. course Of study, for
which tuition in one of the best institutions for young ladies
viii be given during the same period, tuition to one or
more lads in one OF the best private schools IN Newfork
Instrucon in Vocal or Instrumental Music the same
terms Satisfactory reference given and required Adj
dress through the IS Post-Otfce D. v g. OF CT AS
W POLAlAN, $50 Broadway, n Y. ol6 Inn
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By TelegTph.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct o-Arr sp Maltsna, ffoak Below ship
Trenton, DO .., cl... hvi.
w1LaIR5ToN Oct i7-A, brig John Dawson and sch Sarah
RoaxLlSD oc,ll-Arr sch Gertrude STort; 18th, Lg'0ot
Richmond 18th, Effort, Norfolk.
PoRTi9Np oe. i7AI barl Hamilton, csrdena' Oct e.
Left barb Diligence for Portland ~,
Schs Mercy icksburgJ Jerome, Phla . mr.
REV BEDFORD Oct lT-Arbrg John Baeh eeefse.0" Ell ~
PROVIDENCE Oct I?rt sip John Patkel Albany ad sc
Susan do. ST. o.I. ca, o esb, II IN
he Csierst spoke bark Aq6 Constsdt bound to Boston
RsrI fremont Pbadelpha do; Nevada HYok brgs Mar
m w., Trhs Island set 23 Boston Halifax Oct Il Monroe and
chsries Wilmington, NC; Houion, and Dunbar Phls- .
shF steering sou with painted ports showing rod and
Br yfs Matapzas sspta6 Spoke 49, Ion "a 49, ship
Ere New Oresnr for LfeFpool
Ba schs Hsibnger Gardner do Mariner and John Ran
delphi Albary Lscon, York Groom, Jeree Sept 49, VII
Lam Wilmington Del; Cambridge, NYck.
cid ships Versailles Valparaiso bark Turk Measna brg Tuscan
Wilmington NC; X Akio, Phl1j w Houston Wilmington Del
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rErcm our corrssponden.,.l

PHI ADELPHIi, DC, lshrripedschs Louisa Gray Hlsbes
Charleston; Gazee Little, Wilmington NC; Ronier Scloa so'
ton Samuel L4nnox NYork G Haock DAVE kings
ton u Ptoydence North . Pa91e ha%
Hamlet Sherman Pfovdence Lydia caharine Davis Naaven
CEaredEBrie William McGlvey Htcbborn Boston; sch
son. Lanare onego Bay Ia Bueaa Vista CLARK aoG
Chape e Noonan Boston, ST Leoh RcadSon East Cambridge
L. da Ca,hane Davis Gouc lester M'ss; Samuel LennoI Len
ro Flora Johnson Portland w Dayton Hickman Providence
North Pacific H. viii, Bristol RI; Marcy, Wies NYork
NEWPORT, l7-AyrVed-Scis Rebecca Fogg Cohen, I'm
Dton Philadelphia; Caspian Patterson I'm FAN River for Gar
diner; Aes Luther I'm Somerset for NYok Sips Ann
Holmes Davis m Fall River 10! Albany Victory, Baker I'm Bristol
forY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

99A MElA TO LOAN, on bond and
" sVsOOO mortgage, for term Of years on pro-
ductiye real estate in this city ard Brooklyn, in dfe
sum-. Apply 10 a. J. BLEECKER,
ole lw Auctioneer 7 BroadSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19
HENRY Il. LEEDS. Auctoneer,
StPIFN DID SALE OF FANCY

~ II Il ~ ~ L u JAIL ~ -
SCOOPS, being the entire stock OF Bontanlls wen
known Establishment 325 Broadway, opposite the Broad
way Theaer comprising some OF me mos Costly NorhS o
Arn Bronze Stuuary Seyres China, and articles OF glr
M Criosities Sc To be sold without any reserve what
ever-HENRY II. LEEDS 4 co. Will sell at AuGt0h on
WEDNESDAY, Esd, THURSDAY, 9th, and FRIDAY,
18th October 10 O'Clock each day the entire STOCK, M
Guiding tie fixtures of Bonfntis long celebrated establish
ment 32j Broadway, opposite me bfoahWay lltuei, tH
propetors intending devote their attention TO their C
iorria Commission and Shipping business exclusively
This valuable stock consists IN part tie tcosty Ooh%e
Fratup Meme and other ceebfed artists hrntLs mus
warrior and maid, feet high; Seyres China carcel
lamps basis from the royal manufactoy large
sortmen Of cost ils, pin cushions and wofbugs EN-,
brOideTed with gold; work boxes OF rosewood, mounted
with oTulu regal euamellcd boxes fitted with real gold
and silver; work ubes with ormulu; gold and silver
mounted and Whips foil stone and spangle; spcn-
did Bohemian glassware selected for It's exquisite work
manslip gold and silver bouquet holders; accoreols,
desks. porcelain eNqlsltey painted full assortment
Of Chinese goods, Indian clrOsitles pocket books port
nonloes, cigar ready pen Makers Operaga-ses OF
toilets magic lanterns and slides, trunpes, uupkln
rings salt spoons games moving panOramas costly music
boxes Bombay boxes OF sandal wood inaid with silver,
Turkish pipes and OOka opc vcWs pearl studs spectd
Gle card in gold and silver, igree do H
ture cases gold and silver heads, sun dias, watch
glasses, musical Instruments, jet buttons, candle shades
thermometers alabaser vases real t0tual marble figures
fancy Swiss boxes and cottages tooth hair and other brush
engravngs, cateanes, superb clocks and cadesbas,
costly plated ware biscuit figures paper muche goods, IA
stfOps carved oak boxes, garden seastOgelher with
immense lot of articles not enumerated III curOsities
articles of yrtu Also, the Whole OF their recent mpor
atiOns from Europe for the holidays and now landing. Al
ter the sale all The fixtures glass cases, with plate glass and
mounted with silver, stands &c
Tile stock can examined day before the sale This
Is chance for dealers and others supply themselves
of great value, be found III any other
llshmeut II THIS country. OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

RANKING HOUSE OF J. CARO-
AOTHERS & CO No Is Woodst. PITTsBURGH,R
collections made on ali the PRINCIPAL CITIES ofte
UNITED STATES. Reference in NeWYork, AlessS
Wnsow, Lanier L CO. 81 Wallst aul1H
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TNTFR EST ON CITY STOCKS

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-Ihe
AINTEREST on the PUBLIC STOCKS OF the Ciigd
New-York due aud payable November st, 1850, viii A
paid on thu day by SHEPPARD KNAPP, 2, Esq ChanSr
lain of the City, The Mechanics Bank, 80 Wallst. Ta
Transfer Books viii be closed MONDAY October IL
8 o'clock M.
tgs- For the accommodation of Stockholders, TRAM
FERS will be permitted during the period the booksR.
tuain closed, to take effect November LIST. C0mprol@s
Office, New-York, October ith. 1850.
o5 mi JOS. r. TAYLOR Comptroller
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NJ Fo, Commercial Motscr STE VII Poge. Ia
Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
In .p Yandaa from ROtierd0nPe,eT sinnweIer and Ito in
peesrage. ~ =. ,,,,u 4. r Wv
In 5erk Sarah Hale from 81 MartnsRenry Cr'chon ana
lady Charlotte Kitty and Isata Cnchton Miss Doeby o.
sarah Lyndon, Adeiine BsyDr, c L. Crightou.
f bark dse. from HomDvgE schangsn Tiiennf GaroMae
Teuus August Gampner Children Hansch Cath Brandt,
= II n Lapghaus r 7 4 d Alto and children
In b,iq Emily from ChdreOnmr Blums and Master Bake
In bg Arve from Cmccoa-Capt Hsnston, WIN Aenpton,
fma;el and Andiew Fletcher tscamai) of the brig Quincy
" In ,lo Nto York from CaarieSton- Cos Ramp :, ~,
In bapk Euqena 5eom zero Craz-P Beand Maria Rosie
D Miller up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

NOTICE.-A Corporate Company IS
pose of putting into operation one OF BISHOPS FLOA2
ING DERRiCkS on Lake Erie. Persons DESTROYS a
uniting in this Company Will please call on A. D BISHOP
Esq. at his residence 2l Adums-st. Brooklyn s23 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

a have this day declared DIVIDEND OF per cent On
the Capital Stock of this Company, for the six months esd.
ing the LIST of August inst payable 10 the Sockhoders On
and after Friday, lst Nov next
The Tronsferboo viii be closed from the Al INST, M
Ole mi C. L. CEVERITT. Secretary,
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TENO PHYSICIANS.-Any one wishing
viii, practice worth $4,000 per annum by purchasing real
estate worth $1,000 Terms easy, would exchange Tor
property in the city For information apply to MI heee
NassalI-st. 90 M
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pOARDING.-To let, with board, Il
81 large PLEASANT ROOM, with pmltries attached
suitable fora gentleman and wife or ~ single gentlemen
Arply at So Iousto-st few doors east OF Broadway
nl5 stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19
PICARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN

i p il modern built house Pleasant rooms for gen
ee anily, with aparior on frsE floor hsifeGces eA-
,hguged 81 HarTisOn-st. Ola iVVls
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WANT PLACES.

As Cook, Washer and Ironer, by re-
LRspectable Young woman with good city reference Can
be seen for days at IS Munroes % floor front II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

NOTICE.-Wanted, quantity of SEC
i VOND.HAND FURNITURE, IN good order, such as
Carpeing Chairs and variety of other articles Address
Purchaser at the Tribune Office. ol8 u
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a GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE

,yis. 10 obtain BOARD on the west SIDE ottl. iowa,
ab,ve Brudme-st private illr7 Terms must Ne mrd-
e,0te Address 3. I. ". Tribune Office olg IT
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BOARD WANTED in BROOKLYN.-

Il lady and child wish furnished Parlor and Bedroom
In private family where there other BoadeFs m
lie vicinity OF Nyre-ng. preferred address w brook
I'm Post Office with references. ol9 II"
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The American passengers on the Dee would be
followed in the next British steamer by the re-
mainder of those who landed at Reaejo, over 200
her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-20
urtrses from Latter.
TO THOSE JUST NAERIED.-"HAD IKEowNr

Ppm AputruA, Nov. ~, 1s<Y
sDp A. ~ rsrrrcpAr; Had knovn Of the important
matters o. in The Married womsns Private hedi-
eel Con panior some years sgo how nrch misery msht
sscated 1havs sufsrei from esuses vhh yes
rsnt In yorr hook vitheut knevtnf what ob-
isnsd eory. and found ease treated o. Itrus svey
semss viii avail herself Of tLs infornauoa sestasss 10 I've
pases-
Iss-s daily v.eeiv.s 81 this shsrasssr. sssssssrJ
" present. -
10 thoes yst vrpsrriss, NJ contemplating uarrSs "
psrhsps hesns 10 the prorrs,y " ineurrss me -.
possibilities sttendtnt ~ The imrfance OF bsisf
81 the revelations sortairfd these pages % IN
hussy isvsvss thsir fsturs happiness ssssot sppre
slated.
revssve,s treated 81 80 thsy are ~ nstnrs strictly ia
sssaed Tor the married, thoss contemplating msrrsge
posssssd 81 tso~lsafs whereby the sunsrns " .heh
wife. nstasr sister. may be sujset sNs H eevs.~d
COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL, FREE
or POSTAGE. TO THE PURCHASER
SSSr rrivfTs TrpTcaI cosPAsioSa Is SEA,
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