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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22

Al Court Of Probate holden at Liichfeld
 within and fOr inc District of Litchfeld'
 m the l0l h day Ot August, A, D..I650. ! Present OElvER A. c Tom. Esq. Judge
 nRDEREp. that inc Admin ,slTatpF on tlsr. \y esiate bf Fs1lSNY LOOMS s. laie q, 'Liich6eld, iq Said aiyiIici. doc sassS. exhibsl hls advkiniss Ialsw pcc1yh with saisi ale. q this sisSFtIaF adihsiinelt. al Inc Pfehala Oifirs in Lhchiieid in sad .di$Ifict. on Monday. ths 2d day Sepiembsf. A. D. ,; $50. ai 10 dciock in the forenoon, and that ali persons m: crested in said eSiate may have notice thereof. said
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Taken UP,

4DY the subscriber. on the 0th inst, D small sow, thin in flesh. weighint aboul l50sbs. Will the owner pieasd t pFDpe pfoperly bgys chaFees- and .ake hel away. ..sg., EARL RIJ CILiNGHANt S
 N0rshVfIlr. sAugs l3 1859. -'59Af
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Notice.

DORK, Hams, Dried Beef. Lard, Shad and | Mackarel, for sale by C. ADAMS & Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
DIED.

In Norfolk, l7lh inst, Mrs MARIA II RF, aged 3l. wife uf Albert $. Hart, and daughter of Capt Hiram Gayiorl. k In N w Haven, Aug. l9'h. Mrs SARAH IVES, mother tt Ry. A. E Ives, late oi Colebrook, aged 6o years.
 In Plymouth, sih ult., ELIJAH WAR NER, Esq, aged 70-a s.a,e Senator in l842. . in Crosby, Leeds county, Canada, lSl uls., MT. SAMUEL KiLBOURN, m the S2 year of his age. tie " $ i,orn m ,hiS town, bnt emigraled tn Canada about sixty years ago. The number ot his descendants is l30.
 In Binghamton, N. Y, on the 9lh inst , Colonel JOIN STONE. aged about 65- formerly of this village.
 At Sacramento City, l9L of February. ROLLN E. MORRIS, M. D., of Wood, oury. aged 38. He graduated at the Med> lcal College n New Haven ir lS26, ana in February l849, lett onnecticul Tor Cali> lornia. Al the time of his death, he WAS Physician to the Hospital in San Francls> cO.
 In Great Burlington. Mass. Mrs. MAR GAREP, wife of Wm. C. Paltison of West Cornwall aged 2l.
 In Chicago, lil., 8lh inst, JOHN JAY STUART, M. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22

Weihe Subscribers having been appointed Comtnisslo lers on tae estate oi riinulh, C. Gaylord deceased, hereby give notice that we will meet to attend 10 the du,es of aur appoint menl ,n Monday September 9th lo5O, end "Wednesday ,he Sth of Jan. 1851, ut athe house of John A. sheppard, a, 10 o'clock, A. M.
 HIRAM MILLS,
 ELlZJR DOND. Norfolk tug IT 1850 3w,5
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22

administrator is ordered and direcled to post cepy nt this order on Il1e Psbllc sign.pesl in said Litehfieid, Dearest the fast Residence uf sad deceased, and also by pailisilngs the sane ln newspaper printed Ii Ldtchivld eounts, at least one week before said 2d day oi September. 1850.
 A true .c1py of Record Attest Y;
 OLIVER A. e. TODD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22

aNT EW Turnir Ssed jBai 5eeeiyedhy
 IN 3,t0 CHARLES ADAMS q. co e .ssssNe&s } tfsa if
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<. MAUGsAgrjUC!E '. RAIL ROAD,
 ..

ION and after April 20tii 2 stage will leave " Litchfeld, from the Mansion House dai- 3 Fly Sundays exceptedl at 6 o'clock AS minutes A.. M. and arrive at the Litchtield statlon in time to take tho Cars for New Haven. BriGge- port and New York .Returning on arrival of Cars from New York, Bridgeport and New Havenat 2 P. M arriving at Litchfeld at S 50 PM.
 4a -AA.H~ ~ 1D sssssg , Stage will leave the Litchfeld Sistaa on ar rival,of the Cars form Wihsted and Welcott- vile, e,auying at LitchGeld 8, 80 A. M retut- ming at 6 30 P. M in time toiake the Cass icfs < Nolcot,ville and Winsted, and Stage to New ' Hartford. s8-as..- sas
 F LOTT TENN. Proprietor. as@i
 Litchftld, May Is, 1850 ~te
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PAP FIR, PAPER l

I he subscriber has in sure an extensive assortment Of Paper, consisting in part of the following
 English blue anaswhi:e laid Letter. French do do wove dn. ss Aaa English and French Commercial Post. Q French aud American Folio Pusl. La French, English and American Note, all sizes. 6
 Deny Medium, Royal, Super Royal and Elephant Ledger Papers. Nhaleman's and uudsol's Drawing Pa, pers. @s & Post Office Blotiing Envelope. Io,ored Fancy and Medium Papers. [ Also, Pattern Paper, for Tailors' use. 3n0 reams fine anu superfne Letter Paper 300 !" Wrapping Paper, ali sizes. Also any quantity of Binders and Straw
 E. HUNT, ss 6 1sy5um street, Harttord.
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TOTION Beds of s,lneFier quality for Sala N by CHARLES ADAMS & C'2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22

1hfA YARDS Chinlz Caiicoes, whleh \ ZlytD have been selling al l2 l-2 cents, Do;~ oiiefed nt 6. BRA DFORD'S.
 - WoleoNsilie, Aug i4. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
NEW BOOKS.
For Sale atthis Office.

The Life and Miscellaneous Writings of Nathaniel Chipman, U, D., edited by his hrnther, Dauisl Chipmans LI.. ID. Price $I 50. s . The Hand of God iRl History, by Rev. Hollis Read, A. M.--Price 6 ist)0.i The Life of Col. Seth Warner, by Daniei Chipman, u. D. 5 and The Life of Col. E. than Allen, by Jared Sparks, LLs D.. (both in one volume. )--Price 40 cents.
 History and Gensalogy of the Kilbeurn Family. Price $l.
 A Treatise on Agriculture. by a Placti cal Agficultnralist. price 25 cents
 Lilchfield Dec 10. If
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lawk -Tbe returns indicaier thai both branches of the Legislature are d mocratic. and that bpih the democratic candidates for Con- gress areselected
 lEDTANA Election tor members of the Legislature and Consiiiuiiaual Convention. = From present appearances, The democrats vii have about 20 majati.y in both Assembled.
 KENTUcKY.--Serate. 24 whigs, I2 denn- CT IS. House. i9 whigs, 36 democrats IA to be heard from. ag
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22

ssIE9.. s9s ss s's:.A bsss.s. sss .Iis ,ho,h Sgeefg wsses and steady emplus mfnl H.,Il bK Rfrsn. f IsJOHN w., FISH.
 Litehheld, Banian Falls. July ssh. ?
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New Millinery Shop.

MISS MARY L. SMITH. would announce to the ip : ha5iianis ofLakeville and vicinity, that she has lek> en rooms over R. B. Milchell's Store. and will 0nen a shOD for inc nnr-
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
M0fice.

< RHE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
 4 tween the undersigned, under the name and firm of c. & E. P. HUNT & CO.,, is by mutual agreement hereby dissolved.
 The concerns of the company will he set . tied by Chas Hunt. All persons indebted to said late Company. are requested 10 settle their accounts immediately. as all unsettled claims which may be due on the 10th oi Sept next, will he placed iii the hand of al attorney for collection,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22

M U>LiN and Muslin deLaines are golng 1'A With rush at reduced prices at II BRADfORD'S Walcotivile Cash Store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
The Cholera at the West.

The 81. Louis RereRle learns that "reports are
in circulation on the Ohio River that the Cholera
is ravagng in this city and that deaths are occur
ring TO the number of two hundred per day. Ia
consequence of this, considerable numbers of pas
sengers left the Saladin at Cairo fearing 10 visit
the city. 1t is needless for US to say that this is
false IN Oto as the city is at present. and has been
for months, in q healthy condition
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the Goth says
"our reporters yesterday rode into every ward,
and made strict inquiry in regard TO the Cholera,
from physicians and Others and they ascertained
that there had been but few cases since Sunday
The disease seems TO have made sudden out
break on that day, and to have subsidized with equal
rapidity. There is no apprehension among our in.
teilieent citizens Of its prevalence as epidemic
this Summer though some alarm was naturally oc.
casioned by the death Of one or two well known
citizens on Sunday. We think there is nothing to
fear"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

FIRE AT SHERBURSE, CHESASGo Co.-There
was serious FIRE at Sherburne on the 10Th inst
IL began in Smith X Cushman's store, where Mr..
s was preparing fireworks for the 18th. By some
unknown cause a portion of tenn exploded and
communicated TO others, causing a general explo-
sion, fearfully decorating Mr.. s. who is likely to
recover and setting fire to the building. The Che
mango Union gives the following particulars OF
losses:
The following Is list OF the losses sustained Store oe-
cupied by Smith Cushmsn owned by The estate OF Ella!
Bsbcock deceased, $500; personal property OF Smin
CushmAn S2G0-no insurance. Store and snop OF . o1A
ss(O occupied by Briggs Starr, dealers In hafd ware
ard Peter McDonough tailor Building nsared IN SaraIo
"a Mutual for $500 oss Of Briggs Starr, 81
II Protection Co. Rome, $500 hcDon0ughs 1885, go
no insurance. Building owned by Pe;er DAWSON, s
vemith lower occupied By himself an upper room
he hudson as law Office Value OF building, S5O0-in
red for $500 In the ssratozs Mutual The law books and
~ Al Of he papers Of Mr Judson were saved Ais loss IN
Snnure sbout SEQ Store occupied By j. " shaw, ner-
bsnt, value Of building, Ss00-no insurance lois on
o5. q 4OO-lnsured In the Madison and Saratoga Com
hnsnies $1,000 Loss OF Harvey Putney, merchant on
49, siCn-uo insurance. Store occupied by William
Ersnn ana owned by IL B. Knapp vale, S80O-no nsur-
rre Loss OF William Knapp S50-insured In the Sara
,oSs Mutual Damage goods Of Cook Elsbee, 500
sosn,sd Damage on goods OF A. l. Z. @ Upham. 100
ins1red Damage goods in bat store Of c. B. Weaver
sIOonsured In the above 10 not Included some $500 10
Of 'slealings'
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and ccnsecrate their new standard. The Trades
are invited TO Join the Procession.

end ccnsecrate their new standard. The Trades
are invited to join the Procession.
THy UsITsD Sugar MAKERs have chosen JOIN
/ KUN President Of their Protective Association,
and A. Hart, Secretary. They meet again next
TUESDAY, at the Chry stal, in Grandst- between
Elizabeth and the Bowery. They are going ahead
finely.
Northern Enrgn and Weekly GdsetI for the
Counties of Caithness, Ross. Sutherland, ORKNEY
and ZetIand is the title Of q new Liberal and abor
Reform journal recently commenced at Wick,
Scotland, BY John Msckie, which We have received
in exchange. We are glad to see prints Of this
description springing up in Great Britain, more
especially in Northern Scotland. The Vignette Of
the Ensign is man with flag staff in his hand
ard the banner inscribed "For Liberty" The
price Of the paper is lis. Cd. We see that the
Workingmen Of Tain and other places nea. Wick,
are forming Benefit and Protective Societies on the
plan of the Industrials of City for various pur.
posess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

TREASURE TRovE.-A few days since says the
Delarare State Journal of Tuesday, poor bat
honest laborer, named William Shaw, while ex-
smising an old uninhabited brick building in Ap-
poouinimink Hundred, near Commercial Corner
thrust his handspike into the frame OF one Of the
windows and gave it q wrench, when q perfect
shower Of gold coin, Of English stamp, came pour
ing down upon him, to bis surprise and delight
Upon further examination be finally succeeded
in collecting seven hundred and eighty dollars,
when his impotence and eagerness to herald the
good news impelled him 10 hasten to q neghbor
and make il known, who fastened TO the spot, Sc
cured about three hundred dollars for himself
making in all about one thousand dollars. These
two kept the secret for a time, bat Shaw said he
did not feel as though he ought to keep the gold,
and therefore made ii known to one or two gentle.
men in the neignborhood. The owner Of the house
was informed Of the fact, whereupon the matter
was left TO three referees TO determine whether the
finder or the owner Of the building was entitled TO
the treasure. In the meantime the gold is de.
posted in the Smyrna Bank.
The Journal adds, that the house was erected
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Sioux and Cbippewas-lIinnesota- PauI's
Rock Island. &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


Rock ISLAND CITY, Ill Friday, June II.
have just returned from short trip into the
new Territory Of Minnesota, as far as ST. Paurs
and the Falls Of ST. Anthony. At the time Of my
leaving, the officers Of the Territory and the Mil.
tary Commandant Of the post were endeavoring to
bring about treaty Of peace between the Sioux
and Chippewa Indians. About 800 Of the Sioux
and 100 ofthe Chippewas are assembled in large
tent, with their interpreters, and in presence of
our Territorial dgnitsries. The firing of a
in the morning is the signal Of converting, and the
day is mostly spent in short speeches, with egnthy
intervals Of apparently profound thought, in which
respect our Congressman would do well to initiate
our Red Diploms,ists.
On Wednesday last some of the officers wives,
and other ladies' Of St Pauls made their appear.
ance within the canvas, and seated themselves on
the side appropriated to the Sioux. Presently it
was observed that this division OF the Indians
were rapidly disappearing, one after another, and
upon inquiry into the cause, the Sioux Chief in.
formed the audience that he and his companions
came there to treat with men and not with women.
Hereupon the young Chippewa Chief announced
that the women might come over 70 his side OF the
tent-that he and his comrades were not AFRAID
of women. The ladies thereupon passed over to
the Chippewas side, and after shaking their Chief
by the hand retired.
st. Paul is claimed to contain 1000 inhabitants,
and they are already in the full tide of speculation.
must confess l cannot see for what purpose the
emgrants leave the rich lands Of Illinois, Iowa
and Wisconsin behind them, unless it be the mere
love of adventure and change
To day was assigned for the public sale of Rock
Island, in the Mississippi River, opposite this
place but as the parties interested were about to
proceed to Fort Armstrong, on the island, tele-
graphic dispatch to Gov Mason countermanded
the order, and the sale is postponed indefinitely.
This am told, is the third time Government has
attracted buyers here by its public notifications OF
the sale, and always in like manner public expec-
tation has been disappointed. Buyers were here
from a great distance, and parties resident here
had prepared themselves to bid; and to obtain the
means had submitted TO severe exaction in the way
of interest The public hereabout feel that they
have been triAed with, and no wonder.
This island contains about GOO acres OF land, OF
average Western quality, and is valueess to the
Government, unless sold. AS affording sites for
water power it is of great value to this whole
region and to this use it should be, and already 49,
TO a considerable extent, devoted. l Imagine II
any one purchases the island, with view 70 dis
turb the dam and mill erections along its shores,
he will be owner of an unthrifty and uncomfortable
domain IL would be cruel and unjust to do so,
and no prudent man would hazard the undertak-
ing. D.
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hsd away The WOUNDED %:S . -si hin
ho:Rl's sod Of giving the President 10000 francs
d.w 70 hello 10 pay bis debts, among other . tbns
G ys, IN the room /. will p.'' 'nC Tss
ss q Re : cs ss Ssssds |: ss' p.suy %
notorious en Is alluded 10 in COMMITTEES. He has
yovemssps, tom short tour. distributing money and
r;hbons. Precious Republican p.rs,,
nS Tpe panorsma Of the Mississippi, both LANYARD
end Scott's-rivals-are exhibiting here at INa
tbeaters. 4 distinguished success, Pronouncea ~
the Press intensely American, from I" ia'i.uu,"A
~ We ~ - -
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and occupied by Rev. Mr. Reading. Rector Of st.
AIMS Church, in The above named district, who
adhered TO the ROYAL cause during the Revolution.
and rendered himself thereby odious 10 the neigh
bors. stnupch republicans all. who threatened TO
burn his house and destroy his life de died very
suddenly, and it is supposed that he secreted the
treasure in a moment OF fear. 0ne cannot bat be
struck by, and commend, the honorable scruples of
good and honest William Shaw
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Free School State Convention Railroad Far

The Committee of Arrangements for the Free
School Convention to be held in this city on the 10th
Of July next, authorised by the several Railroad
Companies between Albany and Buffalo to say,
that Tickets will be sold for that Conventon-gosd
for one passage each way, up to and including the
l2th-not afterward-for one fare.
Persons wishing TO avail themselves OF this re-
duction, will be required, when applying at the va
rious stations for tickets, to show their letters Of
appointment or invitation, or to be reputaby intro
duced. Syracuse Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

= To Boss Bakers.-The Operative Bakers' Union
House OF Call Reading Room and Library, Is open
~ Grand-st daily, from AM I'LL 9 NJ aud on Sundays
from to g. and keeper is always IN attendance to give
every facility TO Bosses from city or country either visiting
or writing 10 the House for men.
LEWIS HALBAUER, Keeper
JOHN Z. RENNE Pres't
IAa RoRERTsoN Rec Sec tes2tmOxNH
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SCHOOLS.
TARRYTowN INSTITUTE.

bELEtI StBUOL Tor bOyt
"A al Tanytown, N. Y, A NEWMAN, Principal.
stcted I'M all the branches OF an EngIsb and Csssic.l
education, requisite FOR commercial pursuits entering
college.
There are two terms Ia year, each Eve months The
Summer term commencing the first OF May, and The
Winter on the first Of November. Terms reasonable.
Circulars containing particulars references &c be
obtained at Spaldng Shephards bookstore 1891 Broad
way New;York, or by addressing note TO Tho Principal
uy20 eOdH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

MALE BOARDING SCHOOL, Wilton Con-
lFl necdcut -Abel Whillock, Principal Arrangements
made for the accommodation OF few more pupils 81
this institution numbering now about thirty Mr. w res
peculy invites parents intending TO place Iner sons
school In the county, satisfy themselves OF the induce
menls and advantages which this school Offers u can %
visited without difficulty by the OF the New YORK and
New Haven railroad, which pass through Norwak fro
quenly every day. For particular Information please see
circulars with names Of patrons obtained al 1873 Broad
way. rs Bowery, 76t Chatham st, New York jel4Sw+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

~ Water CHre.-T. L. NIcHoLs NJ. d. and hrs
Cow NICHOLS, 81 West Twenty -secondsl Sxthay
Consultations from 10 Patients received for full board
treatment day treatment visited al their residences
Iel2 lms
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JURY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONER or JURORS,
No. 6 City Hall, June 15 1850
~ Notice Is hereby given 10 oil exempt from
Jury Duty, who have not registered their at this
Office appear and show their grounds Of exemption for
the purpose Of such registration before the 9Th day OF
July They will thus avoid being summoned the
performance Of Jury duty. WIN A. WALKER,
ie6 Uy8 Commissioner Of Jurors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
DHILADELPDIA sYDNEYmINsTEK oAR.

PHILADELPHIA sYDNEfmINsTEk CAR
PETINGS-A new ar1cle-dark and light Hubdued
eolors ingram make richly dyed and oil painted all WOOL
both sides perfect IN pattern forming boquets Of lowers,
win Grecian Scrolls &c equal TO AxninaIer for sale only
by the manufacturer at 81 per yard, who naers
himself that experience Of upward Of 25 years 10 manu-
featuring and importing fancy wares caTpernsA oil cloths,
window shades and msings al his immense establishment
Carpet Hail. 10 and ~ Norlh 5econd-st first door below
Christ Church Philadelphia, will Justly bis sponsorship
70 article every way equal 10 minister, and not
third the price beautiful selection Of Brussels and
vevet tapestry three ply and ingram carpengs with oil
cloths will be disposed Of At very low prices for cash
city accep.anees Interest addedD TO make room for fall
stock. Len In J. SIDNEY JONES,
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~ WfSs and Toupees.-BAT celebrated
Wig Factory 10 at Wallst where Al all times be
found the largest assortment In the city Strangers and
citizens should call and Judge for themselves before pur
chasing elsewhere. BATcHELoRs newly invented Wigs
obtained silver medal al the Fair Of the American lns.
tuts- Copy the address. my1b hWkBn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
PoWELToN HOUSE N WpuRGH.

90 THE PKOPRIETUK OF This layorlie and agteesoa
- place Of Summer resort takes pleasure In calling y
attention Of the New-York public 10 the fact MAJ %
prepared for the reception and entertainment OF es
transient or permanent boxfders The high estimation n
which his house held by families who have spent. the Sdn
mer months there he "a VII render extended no1e
&c unnecessary In this particular 1t has no equal &C he
Hudson River The lardeF heretofore will be supplied
with every decacy The MAI keis afford 10 addition ~
former facilities for reaching Newburgh BY steamboat
there are Eve trains OF cars passing daily eher way fn
Nevz-York Albany Early application should BE- ms1s
FOR selection OF rooms. clio Smf u. D0sApL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

~ Notce.-The subscribers 10 the capital stock OF the
Paterson and Hackensaek Railroad Company request
ed 70 meet al Peter Archdeacons Hotel Ia Paterson tho
18th day Of July next for the purpose OF choosing
Directors The Polls will be open from 10 O'Clock AN
O'Clock NJ Paterson, June 10. 1850.
J. CHADWICK, CHRiSTOPER COLT.
p MAGlNNlS JOHN ACKERMAN, Jr.
te25 20ts
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LEBANON SPRINGS

r. rxszzas=zg1 LEBANON SPRINGS
AZ G<<5sssSzs,s.zI and the
SHAKER CITY,
(yis Hudsonl-The shortest aDd least expensive ROCK
10 these celebrated places by The Hudson River kshos
and steamboats, TO Hudson thence by The Hudson ksoss
and stage Through Shaker Ciiy) to the springa -
Passengers from New-YOrk by the morning train ga
boats may arrive at the Springs al r. NJ Of the same ~
Passengers by the evening train and boats from Nsw-fn
may reach the Springs the nexi morling al 81 ocock
Fare from Hudson TO The SPRING. 81 50.
iel5 SIN j. r WATERMAN SUIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

~ Lebanon Springs Wafer-Cure Establish.
menf 10 now open ils 6h Sumner For informs alton
addTes.. LES Im.I ". BEDORTHA ND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

TIRENCB BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Il -Medame HIX has removed her French and English
boarding and Day School from 4 Csrrol-pace 10 l0l
81 Msrfspace near Firstsv. The new location II open
and airy, with large garden, and the house, double
ene with every modern convenience She invites those
having dau ghters for whom they desire thorough and
6stclas educstan In all branches TO call and examine
her testimonials She has had committed TO her care the
daughters OF many Of the leading families Of this city and
can refer 10 all mYfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

q DR.. Honghton's Water Cure Establish.
Broadway. iels Inns
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~ Removal.-PHILIP ERNST Professor OF Music
and teacher Of the B0hm and other nut and the guitar
respectfully informs his friends and the public In general
thai he has removed TO Ss7 Broadway, near Walkerst
New-York. myl0 Smeody
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~ DR.. shew's Water-Cure institution. cor.
ner rw-hh-st and University place mo
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GENERAL. NOTICES.

y Fowlers d Wells, Phrenolo Eisrs and N b.
lishers, Clinton hail, ISL Nas.sn-s: near the PsrI