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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-31

Gin su eouispiae, &entudp, erIheinenbes
Slatt beridtet Nadfebeuoes @clfern frab
erlebten tpir einen sluftritt, Der fir ben
Wesnidenfreuno etwas unsemein yiiecers
fdla9enoes bat. Ser Ddmpfer 0GenbalI''
lag bel Der Watlitraee am g8erfte unc mar
i'm Besgiffe, mad, 9tswsSrleans absufabren.
SAf Dem Defe bes 8prberfalteus ffanc eis
tie eigentbimlibe @ruppe, Elm Sflapens
tdneler nit einem baIben Dubeno Stlas
ben. unter trrld,en cine Wutter, bic ibr
Stne an Der Srut bate. Sfenbar fclIten
ile i'm Slloen osrfauft wercen. g6sn aIs
bic Shlfs8lo6e gum lesten Wale lhcllte
uno bic Saue pom Werfte abgelSf perben
iollten, fcroerte man Der Muter eas &ino
ab unc btoeutete ibr, oaB Ge obRe baGeIbe
fortrleBen mitfIe. Das ayme 1Deib murbe
beinate DabnHnnts Dor Sdmers. gle
orildte oas &ino frampftaft al IId,, tlBts
es nit Shrdnen nnb lief baun Sn einem &cfs
fer, in weldem ite aaerlci &leibungs sitids
fur oas &leine perpaft botte. Dieles briids
te ile nUd) einmal an Die 0ppen uno butte
canlt oas Rino binein. Der Sflapenbdnts
Ter befabI ibr, raid su fclsen, nno fie gee
bcrdte metanilt benz @ebcte. 9lber cas
WutterSefabl mar iu mSAtis, ale bae cs
ilt) bate uittercrIden laGcn; inter lautem
sln9ifseidrei febrte fle wieber um, padte
oas alnb ipifeer nnb pclte es nid,t lafIen.
Sbr Slmmern, ibr Bis gum Wabnfinn 9e.
iteiserter Sehmers erregte Die inniaife 9beits
nahme Der am ufcr Stebenten. Der Sfla-
Senbdnolsr tpuroe 9efra0t, rb er nift Wlut-
ter nno 6ino sufammen perfaufen wolle.
Gr lieB lid, pilIi9 fnbeu, beipe fir bic Gum,
me bon $50 Dcllars lcssuidlaeen. Mau
fdoB fosIeih @elo sulammen; Wandc. aas
ben 10 Dollars. Snspifhen war Der Ga.
p;tdn oes Ddmpfers, Iorton, aus leiner
@ajite 9sfcmmen fab, tpas pcreina, er.
fldrte bem Sflauenbdnbler, CT weroe ibn
nttt anl 8cro bctalten, fd,idte Odnoler II.
Sflaoen tpieoer ans eano unb fnbr Ubne
tbn buurter nad 91ens Srleans.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-31
sNitttuoeb, Sen 3lten Juli, 1850.

bert bat AUDI einmal bic nnsefebrte Wrfnne
eebabt bat. Gin 8auernfnabe i'm Gtaate 9lrs
fanlas, 9iamensWerlaD fcllte als tcbt beers
oi9t iperben; ca ilberfnllt einGjerpitter eeneeis
d1ensna Der 8lis fdldst III ben Sars uno
her 2cet9e9laubtc erpadt aus leiuem Starrs
franipfe. Dae Merfmiirpisfte bel Der Sade
1T jecch Gle 9eifti9e Mepoluticn, tpeld)e bel
benz Wieberblebteu bemirft tpcroen 1T. Dieter
1T felt jener 3eit in ben 3utanb Der prcphes
tilden Snlpiratipn perfaaen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-31

Der8Iis elm Mefter ) . il, & . 81. /.
Wir Ieben II ei,,er 3sit Der @unbsr, babsr
90 nlIS nidlt apnuoern barf poe Der BIie, Der
Big jset ae,pSluIid getsure ium Grabe asfirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

Bible and The great duty Of the Christian world to supply
that seed. - III;
Man is needy being, said Prof Taslock he I"
born in a state d entire dependence. which c1nss
to him through his whole hc. Mans great neeo'
therefore, is as spiritual being. He needs
knowledge OF his char acter and destiny. In no part
q the world IA this more true than among tne
Heaihen. To elevate that degraded people 70 .ne
a rnity Of men the Bible is the great need. Ire
speaker proceeded to demonstrate this position
He said we ought 10 send the Bible % the whole
Of the Heather and are aboadantiy able to DO H
H illustrated this by Statement. of the exPendt
tores of the Berkshire County lMaisD Bible 50.
cietc. which has either ovePaid, he said, or tne
New. England States have fallen far short IL ~ 10
order he would move that the Treasurer OF the 30
cietv draw upon Connecticut New HAmPshi' e.
Vermont, and the other States f9g million 20 o. dol.
Jars 20 make up the deiicr Of the Society ne "ens
on 70 illustrate the system Of Bible distribution, ana
the happy results to be attained BY the Efforts OF
the Bible Society.
4 Doxology was sung, and the meeting a. o's :,
missed with Benediction by Rev Dr. Mcuse Oh
ElzabethtOTn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

Society wished him To remain and occupy bis
resent position, he would be happy to remain
ia IT,
.. % bsv..rs la the opinion Of the Society he Is
srowipg ;oung every day. Lanshierl / move
that the President b. reelected. The motion was
s.cooJed Tine question was taken on motion, when
the Chairman was unanimously elected.
The sscretAry and officers o. the Society Tor the
mast ear were unanimou'ly elected for the pres
eat wear. until May 1851, siter 1hi,t the meeting
separatet, and resolved Itself into Board tor the
tran.acti a Of private buslness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
Total expenses.


The Report OF the Secretary showed tina. at pre-
the state of the funds such, that they bad
been able ony TO pay oil portion OF the instslment
due the lst April ult and the Committee did not
feel authorised to make any promise In relation to
the future supply Of the wants OF the young men
under their care The time had now come when
the Society must devise some new mode OF collect
ing their funds.
La view Of these facts. the Board Of Directors
had appointed Committee 10 confer with the So.
ciety for promoting Collegiate and Theological edu-
cation at the West and If possible, effect ar.
rangement by which the great cause of Education
could be regularly presented 10 the churches, in q
manner advantageous 10 both.
The College Society responded, most cheerfully,
TO the proposition and, after dehberation, the fol
lowing plan devised That there should be a
joint prosecution of the objects OF both Societies on
the field within the territorial limits Of the Synod
Of New-York and New Jersey by the Society for
the promotion of Collegiate and Theological Edu
cation at the West and the funds collected shall be
equally divided between the two Societies. The
receipts OF the Central American Education SOce.
~. from churches associations or individuals be-
yond the territorial limits Of the Synod OF New.
York and New Jersey, Except when the common
cause is presented by the Collegiate Society," and
from benefciaries and legacies, not to be con-
| sidered in the above arrangement. Sums given on
the field by the friends OF either cause specifically
sum reserved from the joint collection from the
| other Society.
Should the wants Of the Society be greater than
shall be met by the receipts, individual effort may
be made to supply the deficiency.
The Report went on 10 detail the mode of opera
tion by which the Society had been kept up within
the last ear, and suggested q new plan OF opera
ton to secure its future success. After the readine
oil the Report
| The CHAIRMAN rose and said that be felt highly
bonored Al being elected President OF the Society
during the period be had continued in Office; ba,
stul. living as be did distance from TIE CITY. be
had often, both from the state of the weather and
infrmty of years, felt that he was not able to d /.
charge the dsties connected with the Office in the
puDctual manner be desired. For hfty yesrs
during v hich he bad been in public life, he alwsy,
made It rule 10 be punctusl but there was :
period beyond which man cannot come up 10 hi,
| ordinary standard. He often received Totes from
the Secretary which he could Lot tttend 10. II
therefore. the Society would select some gentlemal
residing in the City Of New-York, who would al
ways be On hand. be considered it would be bette,
for those interested II, on the other hand, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
Central American Education Society.

This Society held its thirty second annual meet
ing at their rooms, Brick Church Chapel, Thurs
day, at O'Clock, Chief Justice HORSEPOWER Of
New Jersey, in the Chair.
Rev. Mr.. SKINNER opened the proceedings with
prayer. after which
Rev. MASON NOBLE, the Secretary, read the Re-
ports of the Treasurer and Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

Hail. to he Lords Annoined.
Great Dsvid's greater son!
Hail, Ia the time SPpoint.d,
His reign ON earth begun!
Before him, on the mOuntains,
Shall Peace the herald go,
And Righteousness In fountains,
From hill 10 valley dow.
The mountain dews shsll nouris
The seed Ia WEAKNESS sown;
Its branch shall spring and -four ID,
And shake BIKE Lebanon
Arabias deeert-Tanger
To him shall bow The knee;
The Ethiopian stranger
His glory come 10 see.
With offerings Of devotion
Ships from the Isles shall meet,
To pour the wealth Of Ocean
In tribute 1t bis feet
Kings shall fsil down before hun,
And golI and incense bring;
All nations shall adore HIM
His pTaisa all peOnle sinp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

The Anniversary meeting IN behalf OF the BOARD
was held yesterday morning il the Tabernacle
The attendance was very large. After Prayer By
D.. Hammer Of Baltimore. the Congregation sung
the following Hymn, under the lead Of Professor
Hastirgs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
FOR SALE.

ESOR SALE, SIX ACRES OF LAND,
vel stocked win Ill kinds IF Fruit with a mod@rn
huit HOUSE with t3asemrnt. Barn aud or bnIld
ipps comFiec. lis pleasantly situated 10 Darien "itgn
minutes walk Of The N-w-Hsven RsllroaI Depot, ard
within n nile ard half the Sound tis desirable
Country Res dence dorg business IN tn city
Also Of LAND half inii- distant Will bs sold TO-
gelher or separate For full formauon terms &c ad
dress By letter, SANU Eli w. RAYMOND,
&C wv Daren, Conn
AT PRIVATE SALE.-A first class
"a Brown Stone House and Lots OF ground situated
on Sevenrelst near the tfi!av Tie house is tlt IN The
very best manner with all moiern improvements l0r eie
gauce and enience. will he finished and ready 10 &C
cupv on the LIST of January next Por price and fur
her particulars appyto ANTHONl j bLEEChEh
GO lw AucuJneer, 7 Broa -
ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-The
a. advertiser having built lheestorv brick house, inds
il 100 large for his small family will cell exchange
II for two small houses small house aud Tue dirt
in cash. Said House built in the best manner VIVA
subcear Easements and everything in the best par-
Lot is 5xl1n and situated in Lvngstuns Brooklyn three
quarters Of Il mile from each ferry. Apply 10
Dc lwt H. MORRIS, SO Wiliam-st. in The basement
pOND- ST. --FOR SALE The HOUSE
HDand LOT IS Bond 25 ny 10 house % BY 30 feet
also a good set of b Entail INSTRUMENTS and TOOLS
with the FURNITURE in parlors and Offices Possession
do If j. SMITH DODGE.
FEHO PRINTERS.- sale the follow
IL lowing Eos OF secondhand TYPE in fonts TO suit
purchasers, either with or without cases, viz
Bourgeois ........ 500 BREWER 40
The TYPE in good condition and will be sold at
low rates. Id6tf JOHN F. TROW, AZ Ann-st
ONPICEJ n g o.,J 1v,;,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
OALENA AND CHICAGO UNION

Secretary 0eFlcE Chicago Hov. ! 1907
NOTICE TO STOCKdOLDERS-Sodc 10 Gs 5
given 10 the Stockholders nfhe Gaena and CaicSEo
Railroad that Dividend u eight per cent o. "5 s 6esp
deca.ed for The six months todng the Sst day .,
ber 1850 payable tue 10Th day Of Decem ak dividend
half thereof in cash. and tue enanae nh paid shares Of
cerfifcAes which VIII r.deemaoe 10 ,u p, ffs Office
STOCK gid Fs pytsog s's 81 @ @ssr Of IL 6os5d d
In soms Of one hapde aRRABGE Secy MS D&WtDlo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
TELEGRAPH.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Stran-
IL gers invited call and examine the operation Of
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH 81
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
IN Broadway, NewYofk-
Tire immense attending the adaptation Of Ohm
steed's Patent Telegraph Battery 10 the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber accept from The h9nu!sc
tufers,
the appointment sole Agent oI Inc thereof ard lhef
VII! hereafter be kept constantly sale al
E0RTOS'S TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
II Croadway New 7 OH
The Olnstead Patent Magnetic Machine for MEDICAL
purposes, entirely different from any other efh ~ n.
strents, thar Person form proper idea yl I@
yantages wihou, witnessing its operations when theS WI
found apparent render argument 50 Pc i ~
The OF electricity Is completely under me eo ID
the operator and can from almost Hpercept W 3
uay increased to sny strength the patseg. nay 49,,
while instead Of feeling the painful aslnodc CONTRACTOR
OF the muscles produced by al other medical ~.
gentle current lowing pleasantly through me IA,
tern Telegraph Companies are resPecuy 'g -. .',J
spparatns is kept constantly on sale = ,,,o,,o
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHlC ROOMS,
EEhere all onier. mus; be addosssi ga AK ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

RFYDRANTS.-Bartholomews Paten,
a e.AcHng-tae only paeu, Hy3raats in The NAH.
TIE only Hycrsrt shs' iook the ueia a, The ae III
are strong durable hkey 70 get o.. et cHier regr M
rnrrre csrsessv vr by cAd-en beng self soortrs no,
lHbe ;rreze w Rot burst PIPE; are easily cSeapT
repaired wloutNy Gis gng up have 5eal genera rss
in New York CRY since Gt srt much approved o. ~
resi- estate owners. Issdores K Z agents. &c Asa
Double Hyorarts Tor Two yards; s.so Hose HydTa:ts-
hlanuiuciar,d only by t.e p1Ie3ee j. 81 AAf:o2st eer
sac ny tie Tt1mteEs generally,
BE" ART @; e0nn,ef!els ard iutrnGemens. G5 ueod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

WV srvRGEs, JAS L. ADAMS n. WGRAHAM.
STURGES, ADAMS & GRAHAM,
ESFORWARDING and COMMISSION NERO HANTS,
ADAMS ( STURGES. COMMISSION NERO HANTs
10 RSPERgscEs- s Coe Esq Cashier New York; j.
s Atwood Esq Cashier, Chilicothe, o. N L. Wl,5on ESQ
Cashier Marers o.; S Brady, ESQ. Cashier, Wheeling,
Va Mich Mccarthy Esq Indianapolis; Calvin Sle;clef'
ESD do; Messrs Surgess Bennett Co New e =:
Jno Lsndsrreet Il Son Baltimore; Springer "tunHAn'
Cincinnati; Butler, Colnstock X Co. Columbus.
oS 2taw3m*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
nn,lXES le50 - Nnrice IS herebv giyen

NNANES, lS5U.-NOLlut 3 HtFtUy gwen
as an addition ofone per cent will be made on ~ faIes
- a. RECEIVES OF TAXss, Kew City Hall PARK
ire unpaid on the isl day OF December, ana per
LII m he 18Th dsy OF December The Receiver would
go mon the tax payers the importapcs Of making AZ
Va , 1svmeni as possible avoid the crowd and delay
bib must necessarily accrue just previous lhe per
censge being added hour Tor receiving money from
!" MS Srs HARVEY HART. Receiver Of Taxes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
pOCKY BAR MINING COMPANY

0ANGAMON q MORGAN RAIL
KSROAD COMPANY.-A Dividend OF Five u FER Cent
m he CaDitai Stock of this Company has been declared,
Deyabe on and after the 9Th day Of Decembe INST at ae
o1a;cc of the Company, ianoycr-st Newly ora
Tie Transfer Books viii be closed from the I'm 10 inc
10Th of December, 1850, both incltsiv 49, - ,
~ ROBERT SCHUYLER, President.
Nos, York December 2 1850. Dec5 tl7h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
I4ARDWA "E.

II & I. COX respectfully inform their
90 friends and the public that they have REMOVED
from - Maiden lane 10 their NEW ESTABLISHMENT
:}1G BROADWAY corner of Leonarl-st aud nave re-
Gently received splendid variety of GAS FINTu RES
French English and American adapted to Tue various styles
If Ancient and Modern Ornaments, which viii be put up
in superior and elegant manner, and warranted III every
Also. SILVER WARE. in all iis branches. of rich and
unique patterns: MANTEL CLOCKS. CANDELABRAS
LANTERNS. SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM PLA-
TED WARES. CUTLERY, JAPANNERY. SUPERB
FLOWER VASES and FIGURES OF PARiAE MAR
ri r &c dj Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
WINDOW SHADES

N7INDOW SHADES! GILT COR
w NICESl DRAPERY MUSLlNS, &c-Familes
about furnishing their windows with the above Srtcles
viii ind al J. C. WOODFORD'S, 295 Sroadway the
largest and best assortment In the city, new styes
never before introduced in New-York Lace and Muslin
Curtains Dapery, TasselS Loops, Pins Bands Cornces
&c Families purchasing OF the subscriber may RELY upon
getting hrst rate article, and low possible 10 I'm,
port manufacture Merchants buying a. wholesale Will
End decidedly their advantage TO call before puchss
Ing elsewhere J. c. W0ODFORD. 295 Broadway Asst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
T7RFEDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN

4 minutes. insured by BRYAN'S PULMONIC WA
ErRSA single dose ofis extraordinary remedyiS guar
I 10 give immediate relief In al Of coughs, coda
ssErnas bronchitis irritation Of the uyala and toncs aud
all diseases OF the lnngs or the money viii be returned
They are pleasant the taste uniling in tie effect and
have been fully tested by thousands both IN the United
States and Europe. Price o cents Sold hy Druggists
4. TURNBULL, Agent
wholesale agent wanted in each OF !he principal ciea
througho the Union Orders addressed to the proprietor
J. BRYAN Rochester ~ Y (post -paid,) will meet with
attention. Nj I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

NOLORED COATlNGS-50 packages
" Blue Wine and Mixed Coatiags ard Green Bookings,
forsae by Incl III NESNiITH CO. 80 and 50 Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
Holm MACE, SEXTON AND GEN

OEN NI4AN1E' NIl-A I VAN AIN y NLIN-
- FRAI FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN, No. Is Car
,i,s opposite YnIic-t and door the IVES, Pres
bytrfan Church. would inform tie public thai having The
largest ofe Kind in the city he is prepared 20 arrange all
Having RI experience of 70 years the trade be prepar
I'd 10 furnish every style OF hTc.e with much lse, and
A. reasonable any in tile line Orders left a his
branch Stores $40 Broadwsycor l5ist ard 6 Broadway
cor OF Heusion-si WILDE attended 10 promptly.
NJ has establishment in San Francisco Persons wish
Ing 1t can have boes dsutered and sent home through his
correspondents there Persons by application No. Is
Carrino-si Obtain view OF The California register IL
which contained the uames OF si those deceased there
"A fv=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

NTR. JOBSON, NJ. r, c. $. + for.
iva merly Surgeon Dena 10 tho Queen and Royal Fami-
ly OF Engsnd niav be consulted S5 Broadway by those
requiring AID or INSTRU CTiON in the DENTAL AkT
Bhoud sufficient number Ut Pupils present themselves
heioro the 7h OF Dearuher AIR JOBS0N will on the
Ssh commence Course Of terlrcs on the TEETH. their
Diseases and Treatment sh demonstrations o the mole
demonstrating srti;eiaTcs FceSvrgical Course s!e
MechaIiCs do S2d IL 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
lFlCER WANTED.-The present

GAFFlCER WANTED.-The present
disappointment of the House OF Refuge, 9r white
Children Philadelphia "a having notified The Board Of
Managers Of Institution, Of h desire to retire from the
Office some time between the middle of January and frst
al April the undersigned has been directed 10 adYer-
tise lie fact ard 10 request applicants for lie situation, TO
address him the subject
Tie department shove named has at present about $50
male and 80 female inmates, who have been committed
especially with reference their moral reformation and
traire 10 habits industry The Superintendent clrg-
ed will Tie general supervision OF every part OF the de-
parmcnt, and is held accountable by the board tor me
faithful performance Of the duties OF The subordinate OH
Gers The accounts of the department. and The purchase OF
aage portion OF the articles required are also committed
70 his care
Those intending apply for the situation are invited to
visit tie house Situated the junction OF the Ridge ROAD
and Coates sec where Dioruaon more IN DETAIL as 10
the duties of the Office will be given by the superintendent
who will also furnish list Of the managers, any one OF
whom win give such further information may desired
The salary of the Office, al present IS > Uo0 per annu
with rooms fuel and hts for self and family The Board
have not determined what shall be in future There Is no
probability however OF its being reduced but some at IL
will be increased depending in measure upon The es
mated value OF The seFvcts o Inc person CHOSEN 10 III NE
Applications in writing, will be received by the sub
scriter. until the 18th OF December next.
Applicants will please stale their age residence occups-
ZION nj present and for years past; whether they
have ever had charge of any weekday school and So
for yyat period OF time and Of what description OF school,
whether they connected by church membership win
any denomination OF Christians, and such other facts az
they think may have bearing heir fitness for the sltua-
ton Thev will also please furnish the names and resi-
dence of persons whom they are willing TO refer for
testimonials OF character.
JOHN BiDDLE Secretary OF a OF R.
phfIadenha Ncv 1880 No South Fiftast
NJ 9tF II \ WSus&6tOsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
CLlvrHIINeT.


GOAL-S6, Sc IS, of all sizes-Rcd
OAsh first quality-a good size for Air-jshl Stoves;
also Cumberland Coal for smiths IL PERCY,
M linz % Edridge.s between Broone aud Grand si'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

flames A. QUINN'S COUGH CAN
~ DY-A sure cure, for Coughs Colds Asthmas, Sore
Thronts Hopping Cough Inaaeozu and all diseases LEAD
ing to Consumplon This Candy prepared under ne
advice of sklf Physician, aud may be relied on IN al
cases Sold by he proprietor, Z43 Beecker.st Also for
sale al 40 Hudson and i6 Spring SIS Ne"-fofk do iol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

z STOUVENEL & co. have opened
aS that large store 594 Broadway, 10 Nibios with
fun assortment of very rich futures lamps giron-
doies, &c. manufactured by Messrs. Cornelius Y Co.,
French Candelahras, Bohemian ware. &c They import
French china of every description They manufacture rich
cut plain and moulded glass and match all articles any
patterns Goods loaned for parties Glass order.
Factory, IS and 60 Vesey-st MI imS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

FEyHE LARGEST assortment of BED
STrADs REDS MATTRESSE S aud FEATHERS
ever offered for sale at Nj wILLARDs Warehouse 100
Chatham 81 corner Of au.bsrryst The attention OF house
Keepers and oheSa particularly called TO Whes pafeQi
fight and laf screw ssdstead Old heda renovated eos
Eghoessle end rofaN no I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
pRIVATE TUTOR WANTED-In a

NEUSlC.-An experienced English Lady
I've of Christian principles who has Just arrived al New
is prepared TO receive limited number of private pupils
instruct in Music, in which she is proficient Terms-two
dollars month. lessons per week. payable in advance
Residence, (lhe was formerly Miss Jans0n'sl =
Narck ST. of Nestry. For sale mahogany Piano
modern case, in good order-priCe 500 d2 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND sDPPLIEs.-To sVi g.
IL ERs-s-aed Proposals viii frcsysd At ne "a,
Commissioned Of Repairs Acd Supplies, bas-bsni NO az
Han until Saturday Dec Ta, 1890 II IclocA H. a. "h~ |
will be pubry opened, for ding house for Eh!hs
No pas and specification Of ths wors feqa''a % u &c
A. iuoruaas regard tbsr.to be bad Al the ONES
onr If Tlspafs asI Supplies, the oos Of tbs sap q "
n,,s 10 Public Buildings 70 Elizabeth 81 s.
Eg,r. tiuass beIsst a: :hsr Of tas aboEsesS.
~ VIM ADAMS Commissioner of RIPS al S79 :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
Mas. DYsPEPSIA, COSTIVE-

sbILES, D1 SPEPSIA, JUSIIF T.
a NESS. Liver Complaints, 5ickheadsche, Kidney Alec
ona and many other Ailments, more Peaanty and e.
ectualy cured by Bluers, Drops or sarsaParlla bui
bv STiCKLAND'S AMERICAN FAMILY PILLS and
VEGETABLE PURIFIER, because they act upon Inc
Liver Kidneys the sayary ard Gandqar bodies ana pass
rcle in the n T. Medical Gazette OF Oct o. signed c aud
more fully explained with wonderful cures attesLed N The
pamphlet he Office l53 Fulton sE and al the Drnggss
generally. u