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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

DUBLIC HOTIcE-sUPRENE COURT-In the matter Of the
application Of the MAYOR, Aldermen and commonay Of the City
Of New fort relative 10 the opening and laying Of public place.
known stuyvesnt square the Seventeenth Ward Of SAID
Pubic Notice hereby by the Mayor Aldermen and
monsy Of the City Of New Yo pursuant such
made and provided that the said The Mayor Aldermen and Common
sy ofhe City New Yo intend make application
Court Of the State Of New York Special Of the
Be heh the City Han the City osev York Saturday tbs 25h
day Of May 1880 the Of the Court that
thereafter counsel be heard Tor the appointment Comm
Of Estimate and Assessment the above entitled
laying out ola public place tnown stuyvesan between ID
and 4h Avenues and bounded norery By 7 souher
BY 9Th street. the Seventeenth Ward OF the City Of
TIE laid out the plan Of the said City, Of
an act entitled An Act relative touching
ing Out Of Streets and Roads the CITY Of New fork and FOR
purposes" passed Aprl 3D. also
. Alter the Map Plan Of the City Of NsrYor BY laying
nsreon nbs place known stuyvesan square, passed March
lob, l6o-Dssd New York, April 2lth 1880
s2s Ny2b HENRY w. DAVIES Coun.s for the Coronation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
Overflow Of Mississippi-Gr Destruction Of
Crops, &c.
Cpfrespondence Of the True Delta.

NATcHEz, May 49, 1850.
Since quit your city on Saturday evening, 18th
inst. the weather has been wet, cold and stormy
Saturday and Sunday nights, Captain Leathers had
the steamer tied up for some hours-during the
storm and rain, the successive flashes Of lightning
making the inundated plantations appear a succes-
sion OF lakes covered with wreck aud ruin far and
wide, shantees and handsome dwellings submerged,
fences, wood piles, and beautiful garden shrubs
peeping out of the flood, to show the mastery of
the mighty food Of the Mississippi No human
being could calculate the extent OF the mischief
done. almost from few miles this side Of New
Orleans to the opposite shore Of Natchez, without
coming and seeing with his own eyes. For miles,
a. the boat came along, we could almost pluck
branches off the trees, 80 deep was the water
skrtipg the wild woods.
The Aorganza crevasse is truly frightful IL is
i've hundred yards wide, perhaps more, and has
apread its concomitant gloom, far and wide, where
JOY, eladness and happy homes, were lately all
along the banks Of the Mississippi. The cornEeds
show q more vigorous growth near New Orleans
than they do you advance TO the parish Of Poin,
Coupee, where they appear Of backward growth
and sicky looking, apparently from too much rain.
As sure AZ preaching, II the river had not made
80 many crevasses, and so far from the city, New.
Orleans would most certainly be drowned. Al
New Orleans, the river is thirteen feet over low
water mark at Baton Rouge, about twenty feet,
and at Natchez, it is about fifty feetover low water
marx,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

DIscoSTISUED.-Cottsge, Hunting ION Co. Pa
Zealand, Ottowa Co. Mich. Newb1rg, Jefferson
Co. KY Lspier, Cook Co. ILL., Turnback, Dade
Co. Mo; Hampton, Jefferson Co. Mo.
NAMES CHASGED.-Cold Brook, Worcester Co.
Mass-Rame changed to " Smithviile" Factory
Village, Middlesex Co. Mass-name changed to
"West Chelmsford" Carrolltop, Cattaraugus Co.
N. Y.-nsme changed TO Limestone" Bailey
vile, Centre Co. Pa-name changed to Stover's
Place Baton Island. Duval Co Fla.-name
changed to Mayport Mills" Bee Creek, Wells
Co Il-name changed to Ossian." Ogden. Cum
berlsnd Co. Il-name changed to Woodbury."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
BRUSH MANuFAcToRY.

sfsS IEhhkof. fhANkLINSQUARE-The sub-
80 sender respectfully informs his customers and The
81 ss 20, On hand for the Spring large A.
whliewssh DO, window dc, dasting do DC AI.o an 49,
tensiye assortment OF fancy brushes Of SUPERIOR S,fs,e
signed has received from the American Institute is
medal for the best brushes exhibited their lale fair
a29 Ems IOgN unnpnr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

SODA WATER APPARATUS Of every deschp.
uo eliher for The manufacture, drawing botirg Of
seea Water, manufactured and sold by JOHN MAT
lHEWS corner Firstav. and TwenIy-slxfhs e. N. Y. A
iiogaphed Plate with printed directions giving every In
formation for the manufacture and putting OF he sppsr
ss the Manufacture Of the gyrps ne accompany each
apparatus. All Communications innediately attended
. u 90 :. sLere L-yls IEp1a Ca.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
REMOVAL
REMOVAL
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL REMOVE THEIa
LooKING-GLASS AND PICTURE-FpAudE
MANDATORY AND WARE-ROOMS
Nos. $40 AND $40 BROADWAY,
n 49,

Nos. $40 AND $40 BROADWAY,
Or or about June 10,
WHEhE, WITH INCREASED facilities for prompt
w and superior execution Of every branch Of ,her bu
ness under their own immediate supervision and greatly
enlarged stock OF first quality looking glass plate maxnk
Gently frsmed In the Renaissance Louis XIV ard obe
s es ether with varied assortment OF sixes snd
prices can be obtained Ia any ia the United
friends and the public 10 general.
WALLER KREPs. 10 sprucs-st
w. X. have made gemenis for continuous supply
OF ancient and modern paintings Of which large coec.
ton can always be seen and very many viii DO found
thy Of particular stenuon. my2i n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
n Office TO CONrRACrORs.-Propo,.I.

will be received At the Office Of the Morris Canal and
Banking Co Jersey City, till the Let day Of June next for
the grading, masonry and timber for inclined
planes on the western division Of said Canal TO DO con-
stIucied on the plan Plane Plans and spe
eihcsons will be ready at the said Office al the Office
ofihe Assistant Engineer al Mansfield Warren Co on and
amer the 18th inst Contracts be entered into and he
woTk commenced immediately sher the letting
On he 59th Inst the water will be drawn ofthe Canal
al The bead and foot Of Plane west from 10 O'Clock
VI M TO give Contractors opportunity to examine
he wok to be constructed In the bottom Of the Canal
The most satisfactory testimonials charsctef and re-
sponsbiiy must accompany the bds and bidders are re-
quested to state what other work any they engaged
Ia, and the time when such work will be finished
W. II. TALCOTT, sup'i and Engineer
Jersey City, May IL. 1850. nlyl5 lOt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

INV MusIc.-Dubois & Warmer, 3l5 Broad.
way, have jus, published the " advertisements, -
IN Verdfs Opera OF Macbeth. for the Piano by
Mde. Louise chouquet They are charming com
positions and do great credit 10 the talents OF Mad
smoiselle Chouqoe;, who is already well,known in
this City by her graceful and spirited works
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

Y PostOfice has been established at
Cooksburgb, Albany Co, and G. Bellarny appoint
ed Postmaster
II A Post Office has been established at Ore
Hill, lin the town Of Salisbury Litchfeld Co Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

" Mr.. Solomon Shelter of Allegheny City, Pa.
has invented machine which will make l,s00
horse shoes in an hour.
DEAD-A drowned man was found ID the dock
fo, Of Cortland 81. last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

r. DR.. De Laney, 81 Lispenard-st near Bro.d A.s
sy be consulted daily from A. N. to 9P. NJ mys ir,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

~ Lebanon springs Wnrer-Cure BstabIl.s.-
mfnf 10 open on its 6th Summer For lnformsfi~r
address Imy8 I'm " BEDORTHA, NJ 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

rS- DR.. HonGhton's Wafer Cure Establish.
ment-No. s, West Eleventh street. three doors 4 10
Broadway. myla w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

re- Phouogrn phic Publications OF ali soi.s -
Andrews Boyle, published and for salaby
mYl5 2wD4liW JOHN 2 TROW. q add 81 Ann-sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

DUBIIc NOTiCE-sUPREaE cOURT-In the natter Of tb.
sPpeaon q tho Mayor Aldermen and COMMONLY Of the City
Of New York retse 70 the opening CT Aveuas from o.
Hundred and Twenty ninth street Harlem River IN he Tvsfb
NAd Of sse CyPubhe notice hereby given By The hsvor AL
defnen and Comonay Of the City Of NsSYork pursuant
ue such case MADE and provided that the said Tie Mayor
mn AND ontnonsy Of Tie City Of Hs-York intend ap2
eaton tue slprems Count Of the AZ
Tern OF Tie sad Court TO te held the City Han The CITY OF
o on saturday the 2h day u May 1870 openns
- % t-t ay Or as soon thereafter Counsel heard
Of Conrnisa.oners Of Enats and A>ssm-o
ne Above estsd aitsI that ID. and extent
20. = The Opening q he 9Th Aveuus from Ish
'sr N ne Iwsith Ward Of sad City laid upon he
nap OF pa5 Of iess CITY By a Act entitled "An Act
sis iHpIosenen touching the Laying q Streets and
hosds "a The CITY Of New fnrf add or other passed
Ar -, Ie.I.-Daet New fork, April 10Th, is50
sEuhyS hINhy y DAVIES. coun.-itO the Corporation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
GENERAL NOTICES.

y Fowlers d Wells, Phrenolo gfsss and pm h.
iisherss Chnon Hail. 1871 Nssssu-st nesr lie Pan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

" TO TIT TIHIFI = OF wv UTHs NJ q 17o<s'
May 49, Report TIE State OF the Trade submitted
bv The committee previously sppoinef for that purpose
The Union dsemDg the Re sufficiently Important for
the consideration Of the Trade In general appoiaed
committee call meeting OF the Printers Of NewYork
ard vicinity In compliance with their duty the Comrniues
have procured TAMMAsY HALL and meeting viii bs held
AT that place on SATURDAY EVENING, May % ct 8
ocleok. A fall ard nunctusl attendance s requested
By order. L II ROGERS, Chairman Of Conf
~ The above mentioned Report may be found in TAs
Tribune and Globe Of "wednesday last my2i as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

RO0F-PAINT.-One coat warranted to prevent rust
and keep any kind Of old or new metalroohag per-
ney wser'uehi for five years. This Paint 10 well sp-
proved 70 ready mixed and be applied by any labor.
ns n an Sufficient 10 Zoo feet viii cost SIS All
New-York uv19 vs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

e DIR. shew's Water-C ure Iust,futfso. Or.
ner Twelhh-st and Universiv-psra rau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY IS.
Post. Omce Operations.

The Postmaster General has established the FOL
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending
May Is, 1850:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

GRgESwIcH BANK. New-York. May IS. 1881.
~ Notce.-The annual election for fheea Directors
and three Inspectors OF the next election will be held the
Banking house Monday the 81 day OF June next Pol
open from n TO u O'Clock. Bv order Of the Board.
my21 ties WILLIAM HAYES, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

" Splendid Gothic Plates.-RoBERTss and
splendid style Of Gothic Door and Number Paies-enrely
and original designs Those In want Of soueihiag
snd splendid their doors invited call and
smlne the shove articles Aso splendid assortment Of
Gothic and Shield pattern Bsll-Pulls K. ROBERTS,
myz2 ia 562 Broadway, near Prnce-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
Aasscer.

We really are not acquainted with any ordi
nance of God nor Of Nature that denies to Woman
a voice in making the laws whereby she is TO be
ruled 1t may be best-we rather think it is-that
on Man alone should the duty Of choosing officers
and framing laws be conided by consent, provided
man will perform that duty in a spirit OF justice
and of equality. We believe the great majority of
Women as well as Men have always held this in
view. But if Woman feels aggrieved and unjustly
treated and desires the Right of Suffrage in order
10 redress her own wrongs, we say, Let her have
it, 1t is her right, even though she might do bet
ter than TO claim il. Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
JAMES POWERS. ]
ERASTUS BEACH,
s. SHERWOOD DAY, &c
CYAN SANTVOORD,
s I'm JOHN VAN Week,

" GRIND Temple of HonOr.-The annual session
OF The Grand Temple Of Honor Of the State Of New. York
VIII be held al the Hail. 1877 Bowery on Friday evening
next l2ih ns at O'Clock when the election OF Ofcers
for the ensuing year will take place.
my23A' RA TOOKER O. w. Recorder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

w. l.. MACKENZIE IN CAsADA.-A cores pondent
of the Commercial Adrertiser, writes from Toronto
about Mr.. Mackenzie:
An amusing incident connected with him took
place in the Legislative Council on the day of the
opening Of the Legislature; Mackenzie had pro.
cured ticket Of admission, and was edging his
way forward among the spectators outside the
House, when, it seems, he encountered an ancient
enemy, who expostulated with him on his audacity
in presuming to enter that building on such an oc-
cason, and threatened to turn him out fhe entered
Mackenzie parted the assaults of his opponent
with great good humor and such was the extreme
shrewdness Of his replies that the feelings Of the
bystander were completely enlisted in his favor,
and their ilwil changed into laughter against the
person who had so rudely attacked him. He was
permitted to proceed without further molestation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.
IUsT BLIsAED by the subscribers, edi,ion OF
tne Laws OF The State Of NswYork in relation to Rel.
noas nsorporaons with all the amendments up to The
rnh'shed and for ssle nv fm3a m BELL 0OiTfn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
~ Tnifcd sfnfer Mail sfenmshIn Cnmnnnx.

~ United Stnfes Mail Steamship Company,
A meeting of the Stockholders Of the United States Mall
Steamship Company will be held at the Merchants Ex
change Bank in the City of NewYork, Saturday, June
1880 at o'clock NJ FOR the purpose Of electing aye
Directors OF the said Company and transact such other
business as may be necessary.
GEORGE LAW,
MARSHALL o. ROBERTS,
JAMES VAN NOSTRAND,
my2leodJl Comm ssloners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
mY2leodul

~ Notice.-PunuaRt to an act to amend the Charter
Of The Schenectady and Csskill Railroad Company" pass
ed hsrch 1880 notice hereby given that the books for
porsiion, will be rtopened the Office OF VAN Week
Pawn 9Jauuceycouri, SO Wall-si In the City OF New
nntad Nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

- al Dsnoury, Connecrcut-Parents and guardians de-
nrous OF placing their daughters al school where the
comforts OF home may DO realized and pains spared
10 advance their moral and Intellectual improvement NAV
do SO on moderate terms Particular attention Il paid 10
their physical culture
The accomplishments Taught By The most competent
teachers.
Circulars 10 obtained at Firth Ponds nus,c stroo
franklin square Pelltreau Perkins WaLst ard AZ
WILCOxsU. 5. school Agency $50 Broadway, room No
H. aS0 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

DEAD LETTTRs.-lnformation was some tins
since circulated IN the newspapers of this country
generally that the dead letters which are returned
TO the General Post office, and there opened were
subjected to the perusa OF the visitors ofthe Office
and some specimens Of their contents were pub
Hshed; we cannot say but such may at a former
period have been the case but we have the plea
sure 10 assure the community that no such course
is now permitted. The letters are barely opened
SO as 10 ascertain whether they contain any vaua.
PIE enclosure If no enclosure is found. the letter
Is never read and is not subjected to the perusal
OF access OF any one, but is carefully keot from
visitors and destroyed. We say this became Il i.
Cue TO deicncy, propriety and decency.
THE Republic.
ROYAL BLOOD IN BosroS-Weduesdav sors.
noon Professor Judd and Kamahameba. son of
lhe hlpg OF the Sandwich Islands. in com.
isny WIN his Honor the Mayor, and the City
Marshal, visited the Navy Yard al Cb.SIa.y
'own. They were received with a .alute .1d e.
pressed themselves highly gratfed with IN. ar
tention shown them by Comnodore Doxna- ~
osher oncers They also visited Bunker Hin NJ
emert the Seamens Hospital AT Chalsa. ~.
nasssehuse'ts General Hospital, and other nlscs.
OF note Today they intend visiting .o,,a
tons. TBos,oo A ~ S gt l1s titu-
FATAL HENcosTER.-A correspondent NJ ,ha
CoNmbgs democrat writes from Macon NJ
mar on the 2ith nit. DR.. w. A. Clemens q 49,,
oil the United States Senator from his Stssa
snot by Jsmes stanback, and died the next 5.v
NO particulars are given as to the cause ~ H. -"
except that It wss done in self defense. stanhscI
! al gwen himself up TO the proper authorities ~"
Clemens wss an eminent physician. AMI b;, Ji,
esteemed. He has left wife and three chiIST.n'
The CUnASs IN BosroS.-We learn from Iii
able authority that enrullments for the Cubsn az
pedition have been made ia this CITY. And -,
.mong those concerned are several Of cur most 10.
iuential citizens. Boston Herald S3s AZ
u There were two inches Of snow in the Vi.
lnITy OF Delhi Delaware Co. on the 2ls. In the
,a,skill region, as well as on the HeIderbg-sbs
here !, s'se STOW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
SCHOOLS.
FAMILY BoARDING-sCHooL FOR Rows
z. w. KELLER TEACaEp
sEwrows, FAIRFIELD CO. CONN.

NEwrows FAIRFIELD CO. CONN
On the Housdtonie Railroad 10 miles from Byidc,no~,
TERhs-s2s per quarter Of II weeks for bosrg p,,,o
washing mendng fuel, lights and bedding Pupils Ts
ceived At any time. f 10
REFEEEscEs-H ~ Peck Co $50 Frop.u. A a
Crane 50 John-st; r. Carlton 0yeriou, WsILst i a
AeIley Tract House; Geo. w. Dow, Esq Burling sp
N. T. Sweezy, lie Southst New-York r'
Hon. VIM. Rockwell, corner Of Jay and Wiloughby ,s
Brooklyn, and Aaron Hawley So Beekmanst New YorI
Henry Dution, Esq Law Professor, Yale College, add
Hon. A Blsckman. N. III.
eamuei Oiver Enzaoehtown, ~ j. myl7 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY RAlLn ,, Il
n COnPANY.--The Annual Election fof Dii ss,s -
81, Comnspv Will 30 held 81 lher othes " mo ~
Albany on the second Wednesday, tlh day. OF ,e~5
n O'Clock al noon OF thai day The poll val eorun d
ans honr The Trensg-r Baoks viii closed hoa nc ~
70 Iah Of June fnclrsiye. Albany. My "a le1'
By order Of he Board o. Dfrcio's
,-ee no "' II FOSTER j.. sc AT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington, Tuesday, May 81 ls5O.-No lO2-
]. Atchson, rs. J. Cummings.-In error TO the Cir.
cult Court of the United States for Pennsylvania
Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of this
Court affirming with costs the Judgment OF the
said Circuit Court. No. II. +. Davis rs Police
Jury OF Concordia.-ln error TO the Supreme Court
OF Louisiana Mr.. Justice Wayne delivered the
opinion Of this Court, affirming with costs the iudg-
ment OF the said Supreme Court No. 81. Peas
ct al rs. Municipality No. l OF New Orleans
error to the Supreme Court of Louisiana. The
Judgment OF the said Supreme Court in this cause
was affirmed with costs. ....No. POT. William III.
Marriott plaintiff in error, Is. +. w. Bruno ct al.
The argument OF this cause was continued by Mr.
Bruno for the defendants in error. No $50 The
United States, plaintiff in error, rs. H. Southmayd
ct 1.-The argument OF this cause was continued
by Mr.. Butler for the defendants in error
WAsHISGToS, Wednesday, May %, ls5o.-No.
$50. United States, plaintiff in error, rs II. South
mayd ct sL-The argument Of this cause was con.
tinued by Mr. Butler for the defendants in error.
and concluded by Mr. Attorney General johnson
Tor the plaintiffs IN error-...No. co., w. H. Mar.
iott plaintiff in error u.s. f. w BruDe and others.
The argument Of this cause was concluded by
MI Attorney General Johnson for the plaintiffs in
error. No ll3 Is. II. Lambert ct a.. plaintiffs,
RS. VIM. Ghiselip.-The argument of this cause
was commenced by Mr.. May for the plaintiffs.
and continued by Mr.. Meredith for the defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
vyeman and Politics.

To ne Editor 81 The IT'os"eF 49,.
DEAR Sir. noticed your remarks IN TINS nio'u-
ipgs paper in reply to a, more particularly
where you say:
aHoldipg as we do that women, since the law
taxes. restrains. imprisons and hangs them the
same as men, have naturai signI 70 an equs 'o'Se
with men in saying what the law should be-
With all due Difference, think you have not
taken into view the whole matter as fully rs you
are accustomed to do.
You say the iap taxes women. IL taxes their
property-so it does the property Of aliens and mi
nors And WHY because it protects it.
You say the lar restraints women. So it does
negroes, aliens and minors Why for their good
and the general good of society.
You say the lar imprisons and hangs them. IL
does so only when they offend against it-and it
makes no distinction. II woman robs man, she
is Imprisoned if a man robs woman, he is i'm
prisoned; if a woman kills man. she is hung; if
man kills woman, he is hung. | think the law
gives woman at least ss much as it requires from
her. 1t requires obedience from her. because it
protects her person and property. The 10U re-
quires the man to support the woman and does not
require the woman to support the man. The Ian
requires the man, in of war, TO fight either by
sea or land, not only for bis defense but for the
woman's also
1t seems to me that il all the rights possessed by
man are given to woman, we should be required 70
perform all the duties required Of man. otherwise
you make her superior to man, which is not accord
ing to the teaching of either the Old or New Tesla
ment.
Do you not think it would be better to let man
be man, and woman be woman, each performing
their own peculiar duties in their own sphere as
God ordained and Nature evidently intended they
should do BENEDICT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFICTEDs-DLJ =.
VI 8. ROSE ofPhsdeipha bedlseOysref u the Cafono,
Thermal Reformed Practice OF Mrdcine hasesaonsn1
A. 80 Anlhcnyst Let door Of Broad way an agency o
The disnbuton OF bis cesbrsted and wonderful reosalS
for the healing Of 5sess- and Azes occasion say 70 IT,
suffering, that they have presented ~ thc 40 opp
uny avail hemaelyes Of remedies, ths caranFs fesrs
ues Of which have long since been etisbhed ana -
which there need rot he doabl entertained as THOUSANDS
can attest the nedcines being entirely yek-see are Pc
cily harmless, yet possess great power 70 ss
disease. ~y-----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

= Notice.-fhe PHZSIx sAsK. Westerly, r. l. soon
amer was robbed In December last OF about $4,000 aus
pended the Issue Of It's Bs and procured new paies s
emissions from which are dated Jan. |, 1850.
The Bank having redeemed nearly all their old circulation
deem the old Bills st their counter al Of which are dated
previous TO Jan |, 1850.
The Suffolk Bank, Boston win continue as usual 10 re-.
deem me new B. OF this Bank BY order OF the Directors
Westerly, II. l. March T. 1850.
me DASWu ETHEN POayER Cashi,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

4 Madame HlA has removed her French and English
Boarding and Day School from Carol.plaee TO iOI
b. Marksplace near Firstsv The location Is open
and airy, with large garden, ard the house double
one with every modern convenience She nvtes those
having daughters for whom they desiTe a thorough and
hrstclass educatan In all branches call and examine
Der testimonials She has had committed her care the
daughters Of many Of the leading families Of this city and
can refer 10 all. my7 II