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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
NEW YeRN IlAUNpRY. ls gPgUCA.sT HEAa

NEW YORK LAUNDRY, ID BPkUCz,sT HEAa
B NAsSAU.-Ro New Shirt Dealers, Single Gentlemen,
Families ac-Fbis Is one OF lac most perfect and
ave establishments Of the kind In ha any other country
II has been erected expense OF about four thouEaad
dollars, and combines the following sdysntsges
lEt-Persens leaving the city IL haste can hsys then
clothes ws7hed and ironed In superior nannef IN nom
twoto three hours fins
2nd-Ho material IL used In tho washing department.
but p1re olive oil soap and filtered Croca waller honcs
slotfes destroyed by patent soaps, or othsf Rus'
bugs so extensively advertised In the asWBpepeFa
Srd-Gentamens ahtrts dons M equal TO new shtfe
"a eaie; geutenens collars lroned In troy syis ng9l
eoored Yests and panoon5 elegantly iEoned and Eoshsd
lh-~Cothen Loaf missenl (Which seIdo1 or aSPor
happenE) Will be promptly paid for
Eb-Closhss washed ii ibis eatsbishRant win waar
much longer simply becanrs they sTe not only handled
viii grea cara hu no Injurious drug 90 generally used ~
gvsshers IL permitted 10 come near thsIn
gh-LGdfss dresses and ell hne Aricsa erAdeEs gY By
IA axpelIereed French LsunG resG
Coto6 tskeu and delivered free OF &EtI charge. LAX
Eyots and stanB efectunliy removed.
An orders len at the Once IL sYrueeEt sent 7cags
tbs spry Post viii receive prompt sreisrica-
MADAME HAYkoREs Superintendent
P.s Experienced taadA sIe hn1igyed 70 iF3n new
shirts Rna sEats
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DRY GOODS.

sHAwLs. sHAWLS!
TBE BEST AsSoRI RITZ q ~. OK u sdA"LS 20 Do
/ found in hia city 10 row on SAFE al
BARKERs DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
sol Grsui-aL
Jus; received SEQ plain and high coIorE Wool Long
ghawls, entirely rev styles and splendid designs.
Irorplendid Printed Shawl large and small palm-lest
30 ali wool long Broche sbiwis, very cheap,
500 fquare ell wool Broche and Cashmere shawls best
quality very cheap.
Also high colors Thbet sbawls, silk fringea
PLAIN Muslin de Laire and Yhibet shswls
Every sriicle ruhfuIy Represented
s2llt 8 BARKER sol erand-ss.
GOOD DE LANES AT IS. a YARD.
HANDSOME CALlCOE5 AT slXPEHCE
MAY BE FOUND q, the popular Dry Goods Store
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER,
547 Broadway, corner Of Leonard-st
where also every variety and style Of
FANCY AND sTAPLE DRY GOODS
mey be found Ell nost reasonable rates. az
SILKS, sBAWLs, CLOAKs, DE LANES
MERINOEs oAsHAEREs. PARAMATTAs,
and every thing else that lady want for her WARDROBE
or for household purposes, as
WOOLLEN BLANKETS, QUILTS, FLANNELSt
Window Draperes Musn1, Linens Hosiery, &c.
MOURNIEG GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
GENTLEMEn's FURNISHINGS, sc &c.
Y Germs Cash, and no variation in prices II
NEW DRY GOODS.
dsT one Of he hest a.,ortmens of SILKS, MER-
~ oeyi ono VI .No N -. - .,,nn.g
MOB CABRMERES, DELAINES, PARAhATTAs
ALPACAg, and LYONEsE CLOTHS ever exhibited in
this city Clohs CaasmeIes and Yesings wide and mar
,ovv yelvst. r.2I III g. BARKER sol Grend.st
FALL IMPORTATION.
vnIvETs, RIBBONs SILKS.
AND mtILrHERv GOODS
L. m. STEVENS g. GO.
5MpoRTFRs ANN IORRERs
~ ~ las and 148 Pearl-gt
are nov nyenared tn offer to the one OF the largest ard
hest selected rock OF these goods to be found In ibis city
Fher Goods having been ordered previous the recent
advance in prices sy ere d TsI a6G b9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
LATER FROM OREGON.
From The Ala California, Aug Is,

From The Alta California, Aug 10,
By the California we have received our files oil
the Oregon Spectator up to July 25. We clip
from them the following synopsis OF news:
The Post Office at Oregon City has been made,
by order of the Postmaster General, distributing
Office.
Adam Van Dusen. of Astoria has been ap-
Agent for Oregon.
Theophilus Mcclure has been appointed, also. by
the Secretary OF the Interior, Pension Agent fer
Oregon.
A new paper, to be called the Oregon SIGtes-
man and publiGhed by Stockwell & Russell, Is
coon to commence in Oregon City. IL Is to be
Loco Foco Journal and the potica organ OF Mt.
Thuratop, she present Territorial Delegate - Con.
greas.
Gen. aAdair, Collector at Astoria, on the receipt
OF an order from the Secretary of the Treasury re-
paired immediately to Oregon City, and paid OIL
the members and officers Of the Legislative AZ
aemby.
There are three new steamers building to run
upon the Columbia.
Persons have come In from the Rogue river
country, who are confident that gold may be found
there in considerable quantities though the waters
were still too high so prospect" satistaoo tiiy.
Gold, however was found. Governor Lane, not
finding things to suiS him on Rogue river, after
negotiating a treaty of peace with the Rogue river
Indians, had gone on to Trinity, on bis way to
California.
immigration to the Territory from the Atlantic
States is stated to bo large Those coming over
the Cascade Mountains it is said, are great gutter
ers. as the route is impossible. Efforts are max
ing to go to their relief
Farming in the Territory has proved this year
very profitable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

ssp Nev-York stare physs. ~ edlcal Society
viii be Special Mee1ng OF he ~ st
SOCIETY a o. me oe0 s1 a To- sEs nj con-
Starvation matte Of importance to the socisy Punca
attendance of he members is carr estiy requested.
A'''NU0 Nv ord err: P LAPHAM, MD. President
?, =, S sS, U eecyatsrv s2l3t+
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LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN
.1-E 1nzSEAuU

LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
100 Broadway corner Finest
FVIHIg COMPANY, having cash capital O.! Sluo0oO,
paid in and invested according to law Is prepared TO
take risks OF the lvea OF siYtdua FOR one year. LOT
term years or LIE The principles adopted by lhs
Company give The assured perpetual .ecuy and ego
return In the profits OF the Company without mourning any
personal responsibility. 49,.
Payments OF premiums arranged 10 eccounooa'o An'
assured. ....a-.o
Any Information desired, cheert1iy &lVen 81 sne ONCE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Eynd Van SchHck Edward Haighl LA =; beoHln'
Caleb Woodruff VIM. J Valentine, W NJ n; oHons
Edwin D. Morgan, Humphrey Phelps, oayo 8. alis, IL
William Burger John 8 HarrR1 LeWlI llo4oi'
D. Henry Haight Geo Hastings JONI - LoTu'
e. j Anderson, SilsA C. Herring 8 HerrlcS,
Eis,zer Fa,mdy David Austen John P. Ware,
Tnhn 2 WjlIisl1s. 4 C, KlnPsand Daniel BURNETT
D. Austin Muir, Enoch Dean, George w ODD.
Geo D Phelps, n. It Krsdiord. J9hh a iaellhh
DEMON Pearsall, Edwin ). Grown. henry ssoAeAi
yss. Van Norden, a a AlVoro'
ALONZO A ALVORD, President
c. Y WgMPLE, Secretary. -,
REYNOLDS & VAN ScHAICK, Attorneys End Conntel.
ABRAM DUBOIS, NJ. D. Medical Examiner al !ne omce
from to 8 O'Clock daily.
WILLARD PARKER, d. D. ConsaLang rnyaic ;,.aod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

Ess Fourteenth Ward AT ueeng held at tie
Bosdwsy house OF he Wing Electors Of the Twelfth Az
Of he Democratic Wig Gene al Cotnu ittee On notion
VIM Wood, Esq waa called 10 the Chair, aud Charles
was read ard approved On motion they appointed
Mesns. Vim w. Kuhn and Aaron Hsrdmsn, inspectors
On motion we now proceed to ballot was adopted Lue
anne for which the pos declared open having erry
ed The following The result Of baloipg: nj 1Ao,
VAN NORDEN having received the m9othy n H IN
cast was declared duly elected represent Inc oses ~
The Convention 10 be held syecuse on moton .as VIC
qoceedpgs Of the meeting be published WHICH was csf
&'u' WI iio''n '''' VIM 8 WOOD, Chairman.
- W. V.soS y H kg4si Inspectors.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

-, Centlsn,en,~ Bats, Fail styIe.-snD' so, ,,
vips and Nassau sts-The rtyle fer tns ensuing 81
"a ready for inspection and sse mis- asF ~ ,s nal,
gsnaemen OF ,asle and disermiusnoa - ,s,
essu -. tss,dIous sdrrer OF handsome Has
WV '14'iS T sp JOHN hss removed rom ls Broadway s
AL " o.. s,s,eber where he WILDE pleased to sss
soe store OF IS BIRD cor. Pine aud Nassau Ea
aiF customer .o Sc 5wiE
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PArENTs FOR THYEnpInNs

IN FHR UNlFED sTAYE8 and all other eoun.
2ues Every description o. documents fer Patents and
Gales Of Inventions quickly and correctly prepared cheap
Information OF Persone eens1itanons or posree arans
ARTS Echo Of Scseace bissntioIs and PGtests u !,
monthly pubicAno ct 81 year, or l2s cts per Hpsio
uurubeF Edited s1d pubishsd at 225 Broadway. N T.
sssneoda+ KINGSLEY e. LoE9aoFToha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

yF~GeneraI Society of Muchuuics and Trades"
men of tho City of New rA.-Mecha1lcE d Han,
80 Proadway W be opened for exRnh alton ofthe recent
ALTERATIONS and improvements On Monday evening next
sd list An uddre,s will be delivered by member a.
o'clock Member of the Society their families, anc me
readers Of the Library are invited to attend
Adj o. THOMAS EARLE, sec'y.
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ER~ che Members of Marshall Division, No.
II g. of T. hei eby notified 10 meet ut the DIVISION
Room i59 Broadway this day. Saturday. at O'clock to
attend tho furersl of our deceased brother DHGLE
Bv order GEORGE r. COACaMAN, r. 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

MEETINGS o.N1eHr.-Prntera' Union, 149 Bow
cry; Operative Bakers and Brotherhood Of the
Union, 1877 Grand.ss; and the Typographical Socle-
ty 800 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

F1YE AND EAR.-DR. JAMES w Pow ! hac u 4 ne
T. mist Aust &c attends exclusively TO dlsease4 " III ~
Eve and Ear from 10 o'clock, daily Al niS o1' -
Werren-st. corner Of Broadway. r. a.. ni.saszs
Or Poyvelrs popular Treatise on the Eye US W 80.
and thsr Cure" bird edition. with Plates PFce ~ e'A'
enn be had az above. ,s,., Yye. which
can be inherited withou any pen or opersa0n' Aa' wa
move like the natural eye r,,,t,s foy an
nlgtne aier !n the nos ec!cni way to ;nese decoso G
CANA procured at bis Office II lss,osd md aao
eyes have been strengthened snd vs0n s9T eodImlsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

uur S,narnt,ys Bakers, Union.-A general meet
Opersfive Rskers Unoo will bo held at the
H6u.e Of c III Gisnds ibis aysnng e. FOR hns sa.s1g
nc ns Tn}on Cbsf tsken al o'coca. The members will
Sod social" ee and East" consisting OF addresses
regulations and sopgs the House OF Call on the Din oc'
80 "heH ." '''' J. H. RENNIE, President.
t,uve RopppTsoN Rec ssc'y B2l liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

xSy- nv uaIpa Bodies Hebeafona for Bolening the
skin and preserving It's smoothnets under every natural
degree of exposure the heat cold chang wealth
or ladies' may the winters frost or summers sun with
lmpunity from Jury to their complexion
Gold by the inventor WILLIAM BoGLE, 217 Washington
ut Boston also by A 3 Sands, 100 Fulton-st. Rush.
ton, Clark Co 40 and 27S Broadway New York
See lid Page for other General Notices
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JAMES ROBERTSON, Rec. sec'y. 81 w

vyr Pilgrim Lodge, no. 243, L. o. of o. F.
bs members Of this Lodge hereby notified 70 meet 81
The Lodge Room l42 hesers on sunday the S%1 lna a.
O'clock to attend the funeral OF our late brotner,
rSwsrd Whitcott The members OF the order general
~ aye respectfully invited to attend ~ order:
-, r,rne,v Sec,etarv s2l IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

az Mr. LUDWIG, from Hanau, (near FranksOfE,l
who, as it ia said, has been implicated in the trial
respecting the death OF Count Lichnowaky az
Frankfort, has escaped from priGon and arrived
Yesterday in this City.
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BOOK TRADE.
JENNY LIMBS ECHO SONG, so.
THE EIGHfING ALE, Ne. 8.

JENNY LIMBS ECHO SONG, 60.
THE EIGHfING ALE, Ne. 8.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
Price one shilling
ENoNTAIRs the music and verses less than four o.
- Inc great sngef's fAvorite ais, They are frat
TIE HERDSHANs SONG, (HERDE sAHG)
(The Echo Song)
The coWherd is singing by tbs hillside, and the echo or
bis voice heard among the hills At fsi 1t Ia clear and
distinct but aa he gradually climbs ii becomes fainter aud
more faint until IL die away in nilencs The
delicious iones Of hde Lnds voice, and The extraordinary
effect produced by the echo, form The most aingula'
and delightful exhibition properties of sound 1t Is
possible to conceive
7he other Jenny Lind Songs In this number are Love
smlea no mora" (Fjerran Skog) The Village spife'
and that exquisite dust, Jenny Lind's Good Night"
LIFE OF JENNY LIND!
The only authentic and original biography, By Rosenberg
Price 2s cents, with portrait Oh steel
"Rhe beautiful portrait on ateel OF shIs distinguished
songsress WI ch you have had engraved for The ron's-
piece is wonderfully exact copy ofhe best likeness sver
published Of her and amply worth four times the Hng
gum charged for your book.
Truiy your obt servant p T. BARNUA.
LATEST PuBLlcATloSs.-My PenOsular medsl-25 cts.
The SeamttreGs now complete -25 cts
81 1t STRINGER TO WNSEND, 222 Broadway.
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Patents FOR INVENTIONS
~ Procured In all parts of Europe aud In Inc q
u by Ian lInisl J. T. PRISON.. 8 VALET,
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~ The Secretary Of State paid yesterday to
Ammin Beg the compliment of caliog on hioi at
bis lodgings; after which he took him In his car
riage to the Capitol, and Introduced him to many
members Of both Houses of Congress. The Envoy
appeared much grsnfedb by this courtosy and spent
some time in each House.
The Senate, in the course OF the day, having IN.
der consideration the Civil and Diploma ic Appros
p,iation bill, inserted an appropriation Of $4,000
10 detrsy the personal expenses Of the Envoy
during bis residence andfravea in the United
States-a mark of respect toward the Sovereign of
Turkey, and to the motives which prompted this
mission. National InteIligenceE, OH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

n.,,tsy., Uniou.-The regular meeting OF the
- Wy Primers Union vii be he'd al Fountain Hall,
iSe RoeTy this eIentUg f2si Sept At o'clock punc-
MI sttsnJsncea requested matters sf ecng the inter-
t 10 ~ me trade win BIZ brcuq h hefsr4 the Uuion.
'''' By order, HORACE GREELEY, President.
YIN g. PRlNDLE, Secretary 81 ~
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By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN MATT.
ThiDGs In Philadelphia.
of Phe Trfbune
PHILADELPHIA, Friday. Sept o

PHILADELPHIA, Friday. sepl %.
CoTToN Is in limited inquiry yesterdays quotation,
The export demand for FLOUR connpnes limited and Prices
have furhsr clued Ssles OF COO bbe commoo 6fsnda
for shipment So 81. = bb LIN ted saes for eirs coo.
sumption al e5a5 624 for and extra bra ds and
fancy lots a. higher Ia RYE FLOUR and Corn MEAL
no transactions b4ye beeD reported
The supplies OF WHEAT continue sma, and prices are
fully maintained Saes # good red ie5; ana white
ST 10 y bupb. Corn 10 less actye-we quoe yellow at
sass Oars tales eco huth SoaIheIn sS74G5sc p
bush In GsocERIYs there Is doing COFFEE ls IN
Is In active demsnd ard prices bsve further dec9ed Tbs
atocks OF sUCAR and HoLAsSEs are mnch resn ed
SALE OF sroKs.-4 0G0 Penn 5's 9f{; Phl Btnk 40i
6en.iogoH. Bsnk 5eG CHESAPEAKE ~
$1,000 Phia '76 iO6! sSo0 90 SIS 90 89 SO do III
8s SIoo DO 80 ss s91o IS sa4 50 Nofrt.owo ST u
$50 Sehy Nay 6s 6S S9I $1,000 Aeghsny City 90, 20,
s5f 5000 Reading SIS i5s al 600 DO 75s 900 do 1856
50 Morris, III 400 Reading RR 4eE II Kentucky ink.
Second Bodyd2 Loalsville Bark 100; 5000 Ches and
Del g. SO ss $40 90 GOO 9oo sch Nay So S. ssh ee9 Cinen
II $2cto Tex per cent Eonds 45i S 600 Keading s.,
75i, $500 LehiGn S. 7si; slto Penn5s, ct,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

~ &c Chrome. Thermal syAtem of Medicine"
aSl Inn LONG, Al Aunst.
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xss. Ncs,ca.-A mass nseuog OF the Jourueymen
Of Inc City OF New YORK vii ns hold al GarrcEs
sIh Wtrd Hotel Monday morning. ssptemDsf g.
To-, - be payment Of Bill OF Pdces recently adopted by
he Society. BY order ofthe President ,-....
'n ,7S SS Sti,* ~ JOSEPH MATHERs, Becret2ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

AUCR,G CF7RNJgAI, COMPOUND HAIR
ITONIC for restoring cleansing and beauuiylng inc
Hair Ths Composition Is unquesonsbly one Of The be.!
!or the air ever offered TO the public IL prevents Ile a
from falling out ard turning gray, strengthens dstk1a a
gives beautiful silky appearance In caseS OF q1o9S
where The hair IL esofabe it will reProduce YIN az IN, he
neceIsity for shampoong give the skin and h nenn
f moisture without being greasy snd ~ 9 viii Ind his
Tonic parcu arly adapted for their toilet as keep1 as
hair in any desired position without being IN me e sHI IN
sticky The proprietor has devoted much care n"a
es tboge me1tioned snd further rgrees 10 ifano n
price to any Individual that may Try Il and can nag a4
The following 10 blown The bottle Lsuck; n
oompsund RaiE ToDc New York ana bd hG 81 een or
three bootleg for al Bor sale proprietofs ar
e sso0D - Brdge5 Rs1[ p wafss SALON. s.
BTos5vav rear Rlsva Hotel; Ars. 5teinhsrfs = Icy
Thread ard Needle store 2l6f Bowery and 81 hn ta
Trtmmers Drug Store II WhitehalEat
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ga A HOMESTEAD FOR S25.-ANoTHER
G$@ MORRlSlANNATwe nly TWO Farms OF from 10 ~
a acres, worth from 200 SlOOO each Che GREATEST
chance ever offered secured Homestead for me small
suIn OF S25 $500 lots and y farms will be distributed
anons 800 subscribers Each subscriber u entitled TO eight
lov 25 by 100 feet or prize farm Of from to 70 acres
The shares limited $3.50 Gosh when subscribed
for SIS in monthly indictments OF IS, or per cent dls
count II paid IL advance ,
The lois are aiiuated in the village Of Hermnnsvilie,
one mile east of Lake Road 8,ton, 80 miles from new
York In Suffolk County, the Long Island Railroad
Pho cars Will stop at ths village or mes day us
one OF the heEllhest placed IN The United States Wlshn
mile Of RoL konkoma Lake (which in The midst OF an ex
tensive forest miles In circumference OF singular ens
p.rency ard Of wouda, depth Phe vlageiS but miles
dssn ON the beautiful village Of ssyville, and the grea!
South Bay, which Is mtles wide and DO miles long aud
NB-Rudinga and improvements TO the amount OIL
over $4,000 have made within two mleH OF this prop
ery during the last year.
Phe priZos will be distributed followR: The hrst prize
will OF 20 worth $1,000; second priZs VIII
be farm OF IL acres worth 5000; third prlZs VIII Do
farm OF l6 scres worth $500 fourth prize VII be farm OF
ii acres worth $3.50 ffh prize win be farm OF II acfef
worth 5000 sixth prize will be farm of 10 ecrea worm
S5OO and eighth price, farms scres eacn $5oV
each tenth and eleventh farms acres each S5o0
each twelfth thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth farms,
nth and tw enieh srms acres each $500 each 1893
5 acres, wo III $3.50; SO, 10 acres, worth $500.
map of the property and pamphlet containing the des
crpton The sland may be by calling on any OF the
agents Apply 10 THOMAS WOOD, statoner, III John
Of near Pearl j. A. FLAmE Frs Real Eatete Office, S2b
Wcoher. ST. near Amlly; AUGUfuS PURDY, 81 LUDLOW
al near BroOme 81 IL
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ma NICHOLS OM RYpRopATRY.

DR. NICHOLS OH HYDRoPATRY.
FgNHE WATER CURE-A Treatise the Human Con.
.tuon the conditions Of bealth the causea Of disease
lice apiatioDu and results Of Hydropahy By Thomas
l. Nichols, md
worth dollar but sells for shilling presents tho histo
r philosophy practice the Water Cure clear and
while the quintescencs OF hall library OF
medical inflammation Water Cure Journal
Evidently work Of who thoroughly understands his
subject-n Nantucket inquire
water cure inouirern Practical Christian.
Nichols thoroughly educated physician and from know
ledge public writer youch Tor his ability
and rely his cando and s honesty of which guides hun
10 his conclusions Kaida Venture.
For sale by FOWLERs b. WELLS Clinton Hall;
sTRlNGER ROWNSEND, under the American 9uGe-
un; CROWEN, 699 Broadway; AXRORD, 1853 Bowery,
and J. r. BURTON, al HudGou.sl Price III cents.
SvV
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6Fas FOR SALE-A small Farm the banks ofSA
IA the Hudson four mllea from Terr5 town. and two -.
-7~ mles from Sing Sing. There are sx acres OF
land large new Honss and new Barn, plenty OF Fruit
and Shade Trees, good Well and fine stream OF Water
running through the place For further particulars inquire
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MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS NGU
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.


MERCHANTS and MECHANICS MU-
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, So Wallst.
FE7HIs COMPANY commences business With Cash
YORK @,---'0o
lis business will conducted upon princi pes TO render
certain the payment OF the sums insured by The Company
whether claims arise fifty years hence, or within few
years after It's creation 70 Ibis the character OF the rus
tees pledged To enable tham 10 redeem mai pedge
thew deem necessary require the payment Of full pre-
muns according The rates OF insurance IL the most ap
proved oces both England and here In caah ana nosn
notes either IN whole or In part
Persons by this Company will participate in INC
profits OF the Company to the extent OF eighty per cent o
the amount for the present. with me pTospec. OF olVdns
the whole Of the profits among themselves Wlln shof'
period
Arrangements havc been made to enable who
now rccumuate fund for future day In SaV1ngs Banh
to avail themselves OF the additional beneht OF Lie Assu
ar ce In this Company without making large deposits from
their savings than are now made.
Premiums may be paid annually, or may DC dlVlaeo h'o
aemi annual quarterly, or monthly payments n,
The prospectus OF the Company which mora fuly ds
closes lie views upon the subject OF insurance. may Dc o'
TRUSTEES.
James Brown Henry orinneu,
Robert B. HntQru, HorAuoAlleo,
Rnaselt n Neyinz Charles N. Talbot
J. Smyth Rogers, Stewart Brown,
Paul Spoford, WIFI II H. w epUi
Jacob A. Weatervslt o. w. G. Setback,
Marx w Collet, Martin holman,
George p Pollen @ g. Robbins,
VIM b Murphy WIN w Billings, " London.
David e. Neyi1a Benz Huntington,Sae Hsrbor
Richard Irwin. John C. Lee, boston
Henry Chauncey, ssnuel La"leHCo,
Jobn FL Gourte Robert Hooper,
Alfred Large Thomas D. Cu!uE,
P StrachAp VIM. 8. Bulsrd
! Ism sMYF T w RoShRsi PT resident
GEORGE ABBoTT, N. D., Physician
f. 4 e J 10 Nd Medical Board OF
G. BUCK Jr. ND. Consultation.
SIP 2miseod ALEXANDER M. 6REIG' secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

SEsa SHALL FARM FOR. BALE,-Ths set.
- gcdbef wl3hes 10 dispose OF bis farm In 'h9 town o.
s~ Conquest. gayuga Go. NY. Ii contains 26 acres q
the yor bes. land IL the BIts and s At present Ia oZcS
lent condition 7here about aX ecres Of beautiful
wood on The farm principally hard maple beach hickory
Ac Tns farm Ia situated w1thln sx mea Of Por ByroH
GA the Eric Canal ead within II miles Of as ely d "a.
wells Of excellent water large barn. and young orchard
Of grated fruit 70 hoss VINO dealre 10 sscare Home,
s!sEd uuder the law passed by or hegiBIaofo li9 L
PHOMAS ~ ROOKIE, Trfbans 0fca su2o DAWisf