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over o................S6 ss I77o 4ils N5s
We have deducted Cholera in lsi9. Typhus
Fever made a considerable preponderance in lsis
in favor Of children.
We cannot give the relative proportions Of ma.
tives and foreigners, the City Inspectors Reports
not furnishing the necessary figures.
From the tables we have here given it will be
perceived that New.York has been at least tpenty
per cent healthier for the frat half Of the present
year than we had reason to expect, judging from
the mortality Of previous years. We presume that
the fact is beyond dispute that the Metropolis is
now as healthy as any city-much healthier than
any other large city-on the Continent. Yet there
are thousands Of disease breeding nuisances, foul
places and unhealthy dens 10 be cleared out We
hope 10 EMULATION at our present saRatory condi-
ton will slacken the efforts OF the authorities 10
abate these offensive evils.
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LEMON SUGAR.

w. KgLLYs PREMIUM Lemon SUGAR for the
- production OF Lemon sde. put up In paper and
glass packages expressly for travelling. sither By Land
or seq
Also portable Soda for the instant production Of Bods
Wsier put up In glass packages lin powdered satel
The above articles very desirable for ~ they
arc not only curavss but prevenves Of tho scurvy. R
sae In lots 10 sui purchasers by the manufacturer,
J. w. KELLY, 81 Beckmanst
te24 Inn 2doors above Wism-st
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Fer The Trbona

soSNET-or TIVE Posrnars oT ooo.f Arp
,.c..lv pubI.sasd IN 1a<S hssa'f"s''
Wi, twin Maids, these brave caterers
For the lean Public do not look as though liers
,tuu ,,sryed themselves The twoeyed Muse In
This. q. glance; and humbly bsgs to know
where the tall clover grows in which they goI
u.ss moving tales which keep the hesrtin whiris'
And The enchanted atmosphere Of curls'
Power thus to change the mere mechanical
Into the VITAL till the sounding chest
pa, On curved beauty, the whole surface shell
Shine, as though rubbed with amber, or exPrest
Es,,pce Of comelinessl We men Of oil
Nonsrchs of Magazines Thrice are we best
To eep so pigeon.plum, with all your toll!
Eess York, June Is. j. "
Tbe Vital and the Mechanical" 10 t1e Title on 40 sole
Article 10 the July number Of Graham
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AUCTION SALES.
b. GARDINER, Auctioneef.
by BALDWIN GARDINER, =.


- Particular attention win be given 10 saies VI Fancy
Goods Porcelain Paintings &c Also, Furniture Of fai.
lies giving up housekeeping Also Stocks OF hsn1fse.
mrcrS, ne All Of which are respectfully solicited.
Having made arrangement with Mr.. A G. FUTILE -
bis salesman he hopes TO merit tho patronage Of ais friends
arc ihe public te1 isn
AT PRIVATE SALE.-Diamonds, Pearls and Predous
Stones con prsng large invoice OF Diamonds OF the first
water, large PesIs Precious Stones he, worthy the al
ienuon Of dealers ADD others. Aso, one elegant new,
silver gill prize sword, cost t4S jy6i
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TO OWNERS OF MICHIGAN PROPERTY.

THE FIRM OF MACY Dki00S, Land and rag
L Agents a Detroit having boon dissolved by tho ~.
pirstop Of Of tbe ssreerneni and oeorgs 3.
MACY having sold 70 tho undersgned ell bis niefess u
the concern retired hereom tho undersigned begs
inform Ill thai be has since tho said dssonuon Ia
November conducted tho business Of tie said agency
under bis name and that he viii continue 10 devote
bs careful personal stfeuron II IN all m branches Any
orders len with pELOs w. BEADLE, ESQ. MIA Brood
WV. O. DRio0s.
DETROIT June I. 1859. teif 3us&3voss
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DAGe, HOPES, and All slnds q papa nsnefacsas
Her male ais boo "a; and sold on liberal tsrma by
nl7 0AUnH DERRlcKnoH, l62 snd Us ooulb-se
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LEECHEs. LEEoHEs. LEEoHEs!
lUsI received by tho last from Europe large
y supply OF Swedish German and Smyrna Lseches, war
ntsd healthy put up 10 bs transported any distance
viii perfect safety, for sale st moderate prices By
GA n. WHITE,
Jsis Inn Importers Of Lsschss IS Johnss.
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IMPROVED CHAIN PUMP

WITH THE PUSIBLE MEfAL BUCkE16
THESE BUCKETS turned perfectly nound and
i smooth which II Q decided mp upon tho com
mon cast iron bucket and the only article Thai win give
tire satisfaction 70 the one who uses this And Of pump
Manufactured only by C. ATWOOD 90
telg ims Bir,nins ham. Cosn.
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on tho goth and ,csh to sol and eel respec-

lively. -. % A..
Il aimed in appreciable quantities on seven days
ana there were slight sprinklineso on three others
the total quantity being 3,535 inches In June ~
there fell one inch and three quarters; In June -
soO6 inches: in June ~, 1850 inches 10 June 40
2175inches: in June As, 400 inches IN June ~,
$50 inches: and in June '43, l,5g0. Inc predom-
mating wind was from the South West
T'he observations of the Barometer gave the fol-
lou,ino eaneral results
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LAW COURTS.

CouRr CALKspAR--T THIS Ddy-Cossos PLrAs
Part mo eis and odd Nos. % 1853. Part H.
Nos 664, s92 and even Nos. 10 952.
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BRUCE A cHILros, Aaenonsss

BRUCE A. Chiffon, Aueuoneer
EINAL AND CLOslNG SALE Of DhAh-
4 MAN COTTAGE SITES So Of toe best cot age shSs
m nssrnau ynxe being lhose reserved By The Coo
vi be 40 Al auction Ihe Nerchsnts kxcbsnsein New.
Yors a. " oeloek On THURSDAY July 1850 los Inc
purpose Of ccsng ioSercs " different engaged 10 o.
i.b hing his Iew ard beautiful village.
b.-Ror particulars sid m,ps, apply 70 No Aacuoo-
eerp, Walsi t1oo) CS 'as
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xxJOOLrON,s PATENT FOR HANGING
w CARkIAGEs -Afords lighter and stronger vs-
hsele be obtsped 10 any othss way; md ~h
sisel crtss behind, IL surpas I'll other nodes q
Hsnsipe for pleasant sad easy motion
see Die teen procured for sdhing plates 10 b
s,ischso 10 ell carriages suilI under tnis pstont
The Plates with ihs hight 70 together with he
Springs or hs pses sepersoy may be ksd Of tho sgson
SHELDON sMiYH, 4 CO,
Hl Posrist, Nsw.Yofk
Sole Assnss for New York New Jersey. and Com
Al pesocs infringing upon ths pssDs silhes By making,
us1g ssng without The pALss, vn De held stcdy e.
eouIlsbie therefor by proceedings Ct law aness pus-
dfae settlement 10 made vith tho Pafeniee hs Agent
Auornsys CHARLksL WOOLsoN
Is sul' 2. TblS Psteoiee. Cevei~nd- oaio.
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DRIvATK LYING-IN AsYLyM.-An A..oel,

DRIVATE LYING-in AsYLUn.-An Assoeia-
rop OF edca Genuemsn knowing the imporsnee 70 ne
well to private Individuals of Private
Lyips Ia Asylum resolved 10 open such nspaton
10 his City suitable buildnR has been procured In
Airy and pleasant nmanou up own) and properly f1fns
3D. add 10 now ready for The }ecepaon Of Pc isots
All communications The subject, and applications og
sdnissOn, ausi DO made 10 James Kennedy, ~ d. ls6
DasDe-psfk.
he subject and highly approve Of The plan.
Valentine Moti, y. d. President aad Pro. OF tho New
York Academy OF Medicine.
J.hp w Srsneis n D. late Prof Of Midwifery, and The
cisesses OF women and Children Rutgers Medical College
Hev.York
r. Gilman, N o. Prof Of Midwifery, add The diseases
Of women and children, College Of Physicians end Sur
Hsnlsy, ATE Prof Of Midwifsry and the diseases Of
woman and children, College Pkyscians and 5arxsons,
Nsw-Yofk
Sidney Dosne, n D late Hs.Ish Officer Of the pon Of
Hon Geo Hall Ex-MsyTo Of Brooslyn
Hon J. Harper, IN. MAsoYof Nsw-Yoyk
Noes O. Lsoaard, Eco Alma House comnissionss.
Nsw-Yofk.
uossd nsnlaon az "a cais56 70 effect much good tnk
Dr. Kssnedy ssfs and val ssisd 10 arrange and manage
myH lswSm' a sbLENfiNS AoFf, Nd.
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The following table will show the proportion Of
children acd adults;
SIX MONTHS IN 1917: 1S4S: IS49. 1850.
Under l0...............3b28 1881 1913 3I48
Over l0...... .S653 470 4il9 NS
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nRiNTInG E.rABLIsHMENr FOR SALE

DRINTInG k.rABLIsHMEsr yOk sALS-
RARE ChANCE-fOr sale, mo Pruning osi.0iso-
mebi N COOLIDGE l. WILEY, located On ths cOru-f
Of wstsr and 0svoushse ss Bosson, well stocked wrh
arer AZ FOR he Boob AID job Potng Business and
ni,ed with stesn power Tue once 10 now 10 opera iOn,
win rood run OF business ard will be sold ~ low rse
AID on liberal erms appled for soon. IL contains soy-
ersl srfe ard small Power Prtssss, l1ge foos VI boon
and LOB r. ps and well adapted 10 40 arge s1sosas
The premises msy be emined, and furner infgnsn0n
received on sppcauon ne once where pertons d>si-
roos Of purchasing r,qaested spply or 70 s1ross
lDost ysid COOLIDGE WILLY, bostoo-
STEAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY the sdyer-
- ussr Of Pssent Valcanized Rubber 1900 pounds now
"a asvIm 9 Corriapfs1
eli 0l0 TO LOAN 81 per eeni On imSroved
~f NEsMIfH Co 8Fpsst
EOK sAfR-Ous sesond hand ADAMS fo~~ Sfss
T. VI xood oras sss Of plxsrn 24xs1 inches
N n HOE b co - and - eosc-sh
EeCOA sHELLs.-2s bssa fresh, nat feeeved--
NTor sass BY GAssHERh YOUNG. III Cnsin.'n-sA.
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PATENTS goR NEW iNyENfiona
'IO PARTIES INTER K9T ID IN new hvenaozas
e,,sn, Ia ls country and also IN Great Britain Rranes
soa other Conunsntl ssssss Every informsnoo can -
sbtained OF and sdyce sdordcd on ~ ssa " ses~nnne
''sT s soon'''a VI" II Piasson. wsna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

SALE OF RIAL ESTATE, July s-By A II Mal
hr.-oae lot, with dwelling, il HOratost near
Hudson, l6x5s 6, e. l25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

rY TEESYsoS has given the word new poem
entitled In MeuorIam, which is Just published IN
London, by the bookseller Moxon. The following
pamaees are from it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

The variations Of the chief diseases may be seen
by the following statement
COURSE OF DISEASES.
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The number Of natives and foreigners has been
% follows:
NATIVES AND FoREIGSERs.
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The relative proportions of children and adults
for the past six months, have been as follows;
CHILDREN AND ADULTS
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DROWN COTTONS.-l, 500 bales !,
Ap44 54 ga and pa comprising all the various qla'
ties for sale by 1851 NESMITH co. 80 and y FINEST
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MR.. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist,

MR.. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist,
AIAurist &c confines his practice exclusively to DIS
EASES OF THE EYE AND EAR, from To- o'clock
daily al 26l BROADWAY, ENTRANCE IA WARREN
Dr.. Poweps TREATISE ON THE EYE, Sd edition,
enlarged with plates price 90 cents can be procured a.
FOUNTAINS, the most powerful and successful auxi
liary in The treatment Of the affections of those delicate
organs. ,,,,c,,r
Jusimpored, large supply Of beautiful ARTIFl0lAh
EY rs, which be inserted without any pam o. Eve
lion; and as they move in accordance win me hI'1'4
the closest observer cannot detect them.
nl5 lmsD & 2teOWWk
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

~ Operative surgery-DocttoTI ~ C 63PReR4Tf9E
SURGERY, on FRIDAY EyENING, Nogeno9G H. a.a a
Il O'Clock when The Intoduclo[y ecT9 VIII NJ, Pro-
AZ the New York Medical College IN .si IN II q
fetiora ge1t,eT1en and those who iaKe an -
progress Of Surgery, are respectfully invita- ~
~ Notice to Navigetors;-rr GcioBer IS i 80
n m net Of Congress approved 23th Sep
ater Ig50 entitled An Act making appropriations loI
einpe[ fi 80 Tiebt soats Buoys.n sc. provides
hat hereafter al bgoy a9n g. The o e@a and ar n pa
at passing up sound or entering ise Pay
Ir or cba{nei red buoys with erea numbers shau De
usIUo ~ he tIr3ocrG hand black Uoys With neren MUM
s on he Toyf hand and buoys with red and 5ae stres
~ i,ter hand Ruoys in channel ways 70 be coored win
.iternpfe plite and black perpendicular stripes
hereby give notice that the provisions OF me ofego
Law vii be carried into effect ard the changes indicated
herein made in the arrangement OF The buoys N the waters
If mis- District, on or about the lst of MAY, ls2l
u o5S oa,ySm H. MAXWELL, Collector.
g1y DIR. Banning, having perfected his Body bracea}
Spiral Supports and Hera Trusses has returned 70 III
Broadway for the management of female spinal diges
I've nervous pulmonary and vocal derangenents fAys-
clans and dealers invited 10 examine ms inventions
n9 n
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WI ADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND
Va viii give her TWENTY-NlNTH GRAND CON-
ChkI n I. America, and her last bu Four previous .
lesy5 EN-, MeYork atthe TRIPLER HALL FRIDAY
PROGRAMME.
Sy1nphohy, no. l. First Allegro. First of
performance IN America ................. ,humann
Aria-Udite rustci L'Ehsir dAmore DonizeId
scena and Aia-Casta Diva Norma Bellini
Iaz,e and c.l,o-i NILE r. |, 5 Il1 LIND. -.
Recitative1.Giunse alfln Nil i mo Snese
Cayanna-Deh yen non tardar Nozze di Figaro Mozart
MILE JENNY LIND.
Dueno-Qaano bmore sr Amo;s b eo5]sli
MILE JENNY LIND.
Signor Beletti
Medea r gsMarc-Aidsummer Nights Dream Mendessohn
- MILE JENNY LIND - au0Sf'
by general desirel
Barcarola-De Ia vita yuoi godere .Tadoni
Signor Beletti
The MonntaneeT's Song
MILE JENNY LIND
MILE JENNY LIND
Conductor, BY general desirs e. ppsrn1cr
AF Orchestra Sixty Musicians comprising the FIRST
ialentin the country, has been engaged.
No Checks will be Issued.
The grand Piano used this occasion is from the
factory Of EraTd, and imported by Messrs Boardman 4
Gray OF Albany
Inc BODY OF the mouse and IN ms
second scle will be S5each The front the rscirce
IS. and the remainder in that circle 81.
Places may be secured atTrpler Hall, VIM. Hall Sons
Music Store, IN Broadway, and 81 the principal Music
Stores and Hotels.
The satisfaction which has been given BY the present ar
engagements renders impossible comply with the desire
expressed in numerous letters admit promenade tickets
these Concerts The large size ofTrper Hall however
has enabled MI BaUum to arrange limited number OF ad
diona setteea tickets for which may be obtained The
American Museum and the evening OF the Concert at
Triper Hail. Price 81 each
In consequence of the very general satisfaction with
which the Morning Concert on "Wednesday attended,
Mile Jenny Lind has been induced give second and
asr Morning performance on MONDAY, Nov l8. to begin
a! hatpas One O'clock precisely the entire proceeds OF
which will be devoted by her 10 charitable purposes
Mademoiselle JENNY LIND viii give her next. and
positively lasr Concerts, III NewYork. on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Nov. 10, q and p aer which
she proceeds Immediately her Southern tour, giving
three Concerts in Philadelphia on the 25th 9Th and 2Jl
inst
The Bird Song and Echo Song, will by general desre)
be sung al each OF the remaining Concerts in New
York. Mo II
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FAMILY PoIsoSED.-One of our Exchanges
says that Mrs, S Ms Editor Of the Pts
eleven persons, were poisoned last week at din
ner, but they do not know exactly how. Mrs. g.
herself had taken part in preparing the turkey il,
which they suppose the poison was concealed.
They are all recovering except a servant woman.
whom Mrs. S. does not expect to survive. Likea
true woman, she bore up longest by her great ac-
tiyity in caring for the Others and did not 20 10
her bed until she had given them vomi.s, &c.
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NE ADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND
1 IL VIII give her TWENTY-NlNTH GRAND CON-
CEkT n America, and her last hut Four previous to
EVENING. Nov Is
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o. A Card Challenger Thousand DOL
lars Against Five nundred.-Beieyinglh thai The de:


cspH Of the Committee OF the American Institute on Dau
gaerreoypes mol fair aud Just award, founded upon
the comparative merits OF the pictures exhibited blt was
result OF other Influences do hereby protest against it,
tU as my specimens are concerned viii stake 81 900
against $500 that Daguerrean artist exhibited al the late
Fall any previous Fair of The American institute
wenynine pictures Of equal sizes, displaying each for
own here exhibited The fact Of gold medal having been
awarded in si9 on DasueTeoypes and the present year
Vef medal would seem TO Indicate that the art ofDagUer
Totyppg had refrigerated in this country The truth how.
ever tina! the arr aas greatly advanced and therefore,
oeAs oi he Profession al large well as in justice my
own reputation artist offer in good faith $1,000 TO
Ss S amount on the issue propose that Ike question De
~ nss competent and impartial judges 10 be fairly
Slose, sasn way and manner may hereafter be de-
w M "on Sy NE party accepting the challenge and my
So Ai a desire is fair field and no favor am
feSS 10 f"' 'o"a The money and abide the forthwith
M /" J. GURNEY, 1879 Broadway.
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XNTANTED-A Protestant N URSE and
w SFAMSTRFsS and Young Girl to take care of
Chdren-written recommendations necessary-at the Ol-
fee 70 East Fourteenth-st. near Fourth.ay Mo III
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wuR sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE
VIE NEW-YORK TRTBUN.

,osDsh ID every Wed.esd0y and Saturday morning. 80
svsa ~ r sr annuIc Two copies for S. Ten FOR go
IA srdvSsrt5senents, 6 cents line each insertion
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EE-FOUR BLEACHED SHlRI:
Il INGS-l50 cases fine and low priced, eli TO cents
for sale BY mylII C. BILE BARON, 30 Plne-sl
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1VVHE SECRET OF SUCCESS.-THl

NNHE SECRET OF SUCCESS.-THE
L. REASON WHY BAKER, GOODWIN L CO.'S
STEAM JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, TRI'
BUNE BUILDINGS, has in so short time become the
FAVoRlTE OF THE PUBLIC is owing the deter.
mined efforts Of the Propreors please Their patrons and
to possess every requisite for PRINTING NEAT CHEAP
AND RAPID.
The practical experience Of many years in every depart
ment of Printing has qualified the Proptetors 70 introduce
such improvements in the management of their business as
they are certain will be for the benefit Pensioners They
have acted upon the belief that GOOD WORKMEN AT
GOOD WAGES SECURE GOOD WORK AT Low
PRICES; for Is plain that superior workman will do
much more and work then whose botched job
has be done over ese allowed to pass 10 the det"
ment and disgrace Of both Patron and Printer
B. G. Co have every variety Of Type for any descnp'
ton of Printing, from Bill to Book, and by the use Ct
STEAM PRESSES the largest order at short
notice Read lhe following from The Sunday Dispatch:
PRISTING-Messrs Baker, Goodwin & Co. who have re-
Gently opened Office In the Tribune Buildings, are turn
ing out beautiful specimens OF the topographic art
They have al great expense fitted up entirely new JOB
Office and with the experience and sbl Of the PTophe-
tors they have foods Of work. We have had occa-
sion to have some printing done their establishment,
and must say that we're surprised at the beauty 0!
the workmanship.
IL Call and examine specimens of work CiYli and
courteous treatment to ell.
BAKER GOODWIN < CO, PRINTERS,
Tribune Buildings, Third Stories,
nil weodis Entrance Spruce st.
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E DIR. Lutener's Ear Infirnnry, s s Wafn
treatment of ear diseases Deafness discharges from the
and ell ngesssu 9ol' hs besd eafSd eer
o. Otherwise Unpaid letters refused. SIG 2nD&N2 4tW
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Israel the Phsdnes gasbeTea no. o rmu 70 bs
cs sn me IF is sbs Thea went OUT Champion from
~ ra, Ps NJ ss Ne rened Goah of Gath; being
Pwsr and hoaghi BY one fell blow from his own rrht
3 s acssy StS E Sad 1edy se Israel
the Israehtes humble Shepherd how Who I'm hs
s s ana 5 s'0p So g bey proud ard the yclo
cer;sia Daguerrean Artst pnsune seems
ssG o he he ySIoy Of Me and lie Two ghsys T Meas
qs sae ID a ot Of The
ee thai his pictures were the best wheS Si nov AGAINST
SSnmiitee Of Awards bat lie pubic en- ms e o s
challenge. and the decision Is being nos5 d. ept ms
SSs O. intelligent citizens and strangers Who da Ie y a
FREE Gallery sos Broadway behold aud "a n, ISL
s SenaeFu productions Of those niInitabie , ~ ny
sg'S AT taken daily by those Napoleon Daie y, ts
" ne ROOTS They, ike that Shepherd boy lake ~,
cay behold or victory s Nj Ri ana
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70 Notice.--STATE AND NATIONAL LAW
SCaOOL-Those who address letters of inquiry 10 this
Institution must pay The postage, or their letters will not
se taken from the Office failure OF many TO do so has
cone 10 be serious peculiary burden
MA ), wv FOWLER, President
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~ Home within the Reach Of All.-The
First Subscription Meeting of the Mornsana buaing as
soca,ion viii be held on Monday Evening next Copies OF
The Rules may be had Of the President MYRoH FINCH al
il6 Nassau.st New-York, whom subscriptions may De
11i Nov lG.O. nIGbtt
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EUST PUBLISHED. = DUNHAMS
az VOYAGES and Exciting Adventures among the Indians
OF Mosquito shore St Bias aud IsnUs OF Daen together
with an interesting account of their and customs
This the entertaining book of bona tide personal i'd
ventures recently published The author tells his
stories in that strais howard way peculiar to an old
man Illustrated. PIP. 2l0 Emo muslin. - cents
nl5 Sh HUESTIS & COZANS, lot Nassau ST
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~ DIR. Charles Munde, having closed his Water
Cnte Establishment al Northampton, Mass for the WINTER,
h8e taken an Oice in this City at No. Amliy-s near
hIoOdway where his trIonds and patients may ind him
duly from 10 10 O'clock. El2 NC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

yOp G AIIyoRe,lA, 0REGON AND TIE SANDWICH Ish"S .
10 p0bished he departure OF sech MAJ 7'@''' ''
GhSyrCe Price, "a Cents per copy n h,,sbo-,
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1rs9ed VIC FACTORY is at Wal-s where al all times
can found assortment in the Gity s sangeT gers
cilasing elsewhere BATCHELOR'S ewlyinventea
Ins,itnte Cooy the address myl5 MW&Ff
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