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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

MGRAN'S
DANORA,IIC PAINTINGS or AMERICAN

DANORAMIC PAINTINGS or AMERICAN
u SCENERY, Al 5Js Broadway door shove Nibos,wiu
exhibited from Tuesday fhe 3h, 10 Saturday, he I'M,
inclusive every afternoon At o'clock and evening 81
osock Tue proceeds 20 be applied exclusively 20 aid 10
cfecug Methodist Up scopa Church In The new village
4 M0rsania Admission l5c-nfs children isfpnce q 5us'
GRAND ANATOMICAL vi SEI MSS Brosd.
Ntway, An'huny-si The greatness and glory ~
his collection Hsyer 10 realized l u % seen u IL no
lang but continuous Of wonder a-fDnishmen and
delight SA gh splendid figures, of hfs, exhibit
al he organs ile body both male and enAs-more han
specimens parts pieces and views ~ fhe body lay
open 1r landing me entire structure and mechsn
sfn Of bring One vast field Of sns0myi physiology,
and pathology here opened % he comprehension Of eyery
man Il ], ne extensive the mOst perfect, the most
absorbing OF 81 exhibitions seen IN this country
Admission . cents.
Ladies admitted exclusively on Wednesdays only from
2 n a " Gentlemen IN the evening usus. jl2 4"
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DR.. r. TURNER

\ ATE or BUFFALO, " Y Oaers hi- services 70 a.
Ithos- sfcfed win nfA1inafory and CHRONIC rhe1ni.-
rsns in VIVA cur- . warranted 10 paw a.xef VII
fosnd =. aEd-st between the hours u n and
y si,l,rss ls- Merchants Hotei Respectable CRY
fsrences can % syeuL "a lrnsTvThksar
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A : EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS tEow II frogressl 70
1lhs American hoie ~ - osn premises ~ fcuss
are desross cosng The hslA3e- Of Winter sioek
cmpTsng srge .sscfi'nrni o. us-trfeiS body esoAs
iue.s olr pfs Der --fong tlceeufs 70 rufc1.s-
srs lssrhsl WM T JENNINGS co. 81 brusdvsy.
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS runs
secondhand RAJ. m 70 relay - rs 70 the er1 =
do csrvleels snd axetrees. IN complete order ~
ns do pickSxss ~ Go Go crowbars ~ do do DIR cars
chaseTs bv FETTkE AA>oN,
raa
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Civ .nd County ~ New York ss-John W Lawrence
Pfesideui and Alfred Fraser, Cashier II said Bals
,einr duly sworn. severav deVose and sy hsi they
be- President and Cashier aforesaid aud that the foregoing
be- in eli respects statement II the condition of the
-ni Bank before The transaction Of business M.
morning of IN. 1qh 81 December 1870 being the d-y
spec red IN he notice Of the Controller Secretary of STATE
m Treasurer next preceding The date " his report and
r@Gu.rn me same according The best Of ter know
edge snd belief
JNO W LAWRENCE. President
A : FRASER. Cashier
Subscribed ard sworn hy both deponent- Ibis l'h dsv
" Janusry 1850 before me.
JAMES l. PHELPS. Dr.
Conn s.t4,r-r afn s.-4.
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y~-- -vw-xzsz- HUDSON RIVER RAIL
La - kOAD~-NeTYo rk md Absny Cld-
2x-zk---'-,sd states Ma. Lhs.--Ansnzsua
revised Jaa T. 1850 Foar Daily Trains s1ea Wy susis7
eIesptsi a. ~.
Gotng Nofls-L<sye Hes.YoFk - AN ~ vs.
xsis 500 P.ssengefs, for Ell asgulu Way 1905
Al a Accommodation rrsir, zoe trrssH 40 Ix's<n
geEs . ~ established Wsy s'snon. q. -. ~
ThrOagt Mas sDd Psss,n g-rs for GsfFfsnsSv1 .Y,--
Flshkl Nsv-fi .Tnksrxh snd Po1gfksepse rssssng~s
or Lo~Poini snd N.fon fslyl yeo esse r.
ms Tfnn asy change AZ Ps.sEn ~ VI - p.....,e~.
which wli stop hoes places A. =. s,s!
10 peesskia, sud al es'.ehsbed es.x q. w. "a.
.sngers Lssy, Poashss-g's a. 49, ~ -, 49,
Al. Az for Fpegkf ard Pss~~a<~rs AZ ~ An fof
rt,,<et n.iis snf Ps1-engers fw View n toargh yss
kL Cod Sprns. Onfn.eD ISs<'N-'s 01S '-Dts 4"''
t0,sn Dobbs Very and f0osers -.
Ps.-eagers VIII promote fesR own eonyeasncs ~ ss1
- -. IA fhe Ar. marked for he respective s;zops.
- r-r Gers u uslns viii - Iefs ~ Wsy Stations gny
Nora
ress vii procure tsseis b>fFe sking sssts 2 b. Csfs
PA@-e1xers sDr WAY s'sfi0ns who have bAz.asc. vi.
.lS.sy. - sdmusd ato the Car neal ne 5sfsngs Car
gsiss W c YOUNG. cslsf Ensinsss
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NEW TEMPERANCE BOOK.
SINGULAR REVELATIONS.

DRFSIDFNT HlTCHCpCKS geological Convention
offhe Bei-f. v.'h beautiful engraving most attractive
'o he Young For sale me American Temperance Mon
~ N.ssau.-f Nasssu-.f Proc - cents ~ 5u.'
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKET.
>fSrs AT REDUCED PRICES
5000 sailing from EEW-YORk Saturday, Jsosry
H. ais O'Clock P M-1he new sod msguif'
cent > Mail Steamship
OHIO.
Connecting Al Panama Win no steamship isTHhUs u
February Travellers Csifoynis Will hnd this he cheap
as and most dssrsbis N I'll routes 10 ths God hsgons
Pnoe. ~ Ps,-sge through from sevYors 70 sss Fran
ci.co, Csuornis
frs, Cabin s,aiefooD BsT'hs '.'' W.
,econd Csbin ssnd-e Bsr,hs ~
stsersge Berihs found bed snd board 20
For pssssgs apply 10 ,oo,,rs 90. ,v.
tHIflNs ~ ~ tDDEhi%t lA9
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA Jsa lf.r'-sS-ssrss Os1 Rya.r s,-,oa
loass Wirh, Hssant sChs Delaware. h4ri Ch,ressca S
oAe. SReiford Sster- cor.on AusAsgAs cotse wsrrn.
ioH. LsVs>
(sa-es-Sch. Eh,ses'h ,Ef' aLec hslfa pta~sr- H.rs
~ Pyov,s.,,. Csshef.as MsIfha. ptsh-iss NorioA
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CAIIFOR
CALIFORNIA

WINDOW SAsuES BLINDS ANO Doors
IGY THE AN Os STEAM AND MACHINERY The
ID uh.cuhsf rrsh.ed % execute orders fof -sery de-
.,pon oi Sa,os Blind. and n'or. At ."fi uouce, ani
would ntHt flr sffeu'lDn n pefsnns Who are shipping
buildings and materials f'r me Cahfofrs msrkef
l. MOORE. - Maerst
~. Ina. knI-un fnrrN. Rrlnh-Ar
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Association. 1850. -


~ DIR. Wieting viii give al Extrs Leci2re Ms lher.
-'S1 ~ slies A. O'Clock the Rle,cke Building snf
-. ~. S-,a-,,o - > ,-inrk 80 (;erfepan u. De-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

u Cry H3llplacs Two l~T cis.ses ~ y y -1ea
n o. Tuesday neT' Tor Young sde- ard nss'et, 8
Vcdck, "a Ehlch lnsuacrcos wiz - gssn " ~ 0ef
f.shICnso.e dances Italian frs8ch German ss 80 %
BE uEe -. -,
Private lessons given BY III sl.ri.r Q. y s.es 'lssia
b-fxeer N Al 81 and I oeloes BY geu;~nsn and children
from Ito 0'clnck. W u. "a
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y IT ~ ., DN 10 pclha-rI
~ case. Ss,.ne,s. Troy Wco.eu &C manufacture
n cases Sroad cloths. backs, browns. &c IL
- cases Cashmercrs. assorted colors.
- cases Coror wsrp clcths brown sr-sa and olives
Do cas-s Cosslueres.
- STAY hn1lngs W1lfe. crah ard hIsck
90 czscs Boot vehl.ng, rfed widths and culqfs
100 csses Spool taqe
y cases Sewing SIX
cases iial1n llfestr4--
cs-es Italian crGvs,s
80 cases Co'orcd ard black camoncs - I'm
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A PRESENT roR YOUR FAMILY.

MORRIS WILLIS HOME JOURNAL
PCsllsHs0 NFgSLy-s- fts ,SNrN
TIE htef pager r 'fe Ircr Evening >'sr
IA ~ u -ra. -lsr ~ s'th'l' t.' R1s'o7 POI
Neo r.nscr1sr, -,l hc supp ri 'f0m jan q 49, finl-
n. a's SPIT e -te lci'hsr personally or 1v letter.
q le nfFIrr rF fyELrcsrIoN.
Ii1 SIS l07 F1t'n-- Nev .iorS
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,-O-trr - ayRFnY GTvEs rcrcr1as y I'll gcr-ous
y -. a. -. sx.-s JrSTr- srkIs>fkf, sf- = IL cfy n
49, -. - ii Csznnhl.- Crrse- Lsg 1-s~>1,
- a.. 5000 - .shs ia ~ ro1rh<r. fb-r-nf -
- a. ~ ~ steF - Cfy oftsr iprk.
- -. ~ - NJ H. q Has-a 5>srs
~. s.-.fs 81 q Ju pss.f NJ tsy d 80
" i.wen cHks n-klssrkI, Aanans,ts,os
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PoRTRAITURE.
HENRY PETERS GRAY.

HtNKf GhAts
~ Regs to inform his friend, thai ~ Will fur
he future devote his attention eatiyeg Portrait Faiaitg
Those Who desire excellent WORKS OF All OF ne 3ooxe GAS
lin q one doof nom Broadway dis lmiseod
~ Mercantile Library Association 1S50.-
Tie members 81 the Mercantile Librsr Association 90 favor
OF the independent Re om \onnsuonshose opposed o.
the dNcrne OF succession advocated hv Inc Regular
anil Al who honesty desire 'o be informed o. he true issues
uvoved m The present coules are requested 70 n-ei
S'cneslrs Ho'e on Saturday evening, Jan l.. a. y
O'clock Al~r on Monday evening. jan - 81 ne zane
Place IL. 2us'
r~ Dr. Wieting viii g've ~ Extra Lecture Ms afer.
non 10 sdies A. O'Clock IN the Recckei Building snd
one hls evening So o'clock 70 Gentlemen ~ Dr.
" Empire Lodge No. 81, l. o. OF Q. F.
PROMPT IN their attendance on MONDAY evening Jan
business Of importance VIII COME up eei2s lns or
Al NiooL,v Secre'sry p.W
rwIost-On Thursday afternoon bunch Of KEYS,
been lost IN gong from BeeknNn-s' he fsrk AZ
through Broadway 70 Sewsrts, and 10 seaHian nun
N2lr :. CARPENTER. y Beekmsn-st
The rebers snd subscribers are informed hat the Seconc
Concert Of this Season win lake psce Al the Apollo Rooms
received Sy ne See;sr sad :, Messrs schsI;erSerg
Iuis's. BY order L ENSIGN. Secretary.
Sos III Greeues'
" The Annual Meeting q he Association q r.
ceV~ss o. srG dealers in tou- viii oe bed a Demonicos
IN Monday next a. Al persons dealing N he ~
ncle whether members or no. are invited TO siend u -
IT, MILLER 10 Dead. Ana he Mlieriss tvsice
sss3 pckes m hs ile The churches II Chrsfeo
ior are fanen with al hen proud sensh TINE serving
nai,rry and doomed 70 aesraeon oy h- se 9 co.
,,.f man 81 fod who has been sandsro1sv reported
through the pubhe papers a. defas saa sho ap ~ ~
natic asylum VII pFucSlln 'he WIZ ~ y-"Es
row morning and afternoon, al the College q Or0sSy.-
Hesr We hin ~. =.
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CHARLES G CARLETON having associated win
MN CHARLEs CROSBY, HENRY J. SEAMAN sn6
ROsFRT CHARLES, ia hey vl cOarinle Tie import
n ri Jobhing SIX and Fsacy Dry Goods Business a -
"a = WIlsn-si tWashnEion sores>. under Ihe hrm
u tAhLkTOs Gu.
Sex-fork Jan !. 1850. i locs
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NEw.YoRx BAY CEMETERY.

THOSE SUBSCRIBERS for lots n The Cemetery who
sTe n ssTs arr respectfully requested 10 cal and pay
he sane, Tber aeeds ready for delivery. Over one
hundred Benevolent Socleres Of he ciry and vrv have
already selected her os and he vsr,y and besniy
their embellishments VII PROBABLY exceed those q
u slA Tsyshl7 81 = month fof short tine longer
JOS. I. LEETE. Secr-lsr,
Ofscs lea Broadway. = SuseodA
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L0UTT l. co.'s

AL4FbhNlA EAIhLo'
IRON ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES In he Uniied
s,ses 10 san francisco sscramsnio Cry socktou, and
paris II he Gold Mines. by every steamer In charge Of
SPECIAL messenger
uFEs TO
S-y-Yors -Ms-srs How. and Chase Wlson ,suson,
Geo Mcbride E.gi W 81 Rowland va and
" { We'm1re. Esq
Boston Messr. Ruggle-, Nourse Msson,
Messr. Kii'ridse c..
j JARVIS Esq ali n Williams L.q
Propr. @tors-W R LOUST 4 Charleston
GO " BEACH q New Yor1
" WADLEIGH. Of san Frsnc,sco. srd
d q ADAMS ri Boston. 10 jrs'
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~ The Annual Meeting o. he Association y e.
-e,rs 81 sri dealers Flour viii oe hed Demo1icos
On Nopdav next a. ; NJ Al persons dealing IN The
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AUCTION SALES.

AN MERvIN Aaonoueef
DN BANGS. PLAT 4 co. s,ors - BrOstvssS
tpPsrrclsr acntcu gwen ~ re sAe II ffissfs Libra
re. Cash advances uisde wh-n de.rei
MONDAY EVENING, jsn q
L,Vss >sLK 70 Gloss CoNSiSNaESrs- excessive
p, .-tr ~ SisniAni Schor. M~ieSl snd Miscegsn-cus
Ps-,ss 10 close cvusi currents.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Js8 n
LA BnaNs-A axe Co..ecnon II ' Nnahie Law scoks
sin Uui.>i Stsies and >nSle Reports valuable DigSsts
Ani Trvsrr~, tnglsh RSpNTrS Sc
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DIVIDENDS

Dividend. MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS
DRAILROAD COMPANf n Br--4 II 0.-r,-,--.
have his 1sT i--srei anna rlri1-rl ~ ON ar
one hair --r cert RI ~ 81 - l-c1- '. s-1o1-'
cs- n Pr. --rrf .-sr-- lu- NJ e .a--f-. n 49, 4 /,
-onfhs ---r 3-f D--er-"r a. 7..he q ~ sea- -
r -. or - Yea Y7-E r' receive 'sr - s.-. ri 3
~ = ~ W-r--sr Laa.-f GO - W.l-.- a. --,--. g.
Cs--scs-@- Of .--r sasr' r-sf 10 -r---r.es a. .--
e-7r- fr- -he enforcement farsr NJ -t- -.e-4 .s-
IS y JACKSON NArFPc,
A. ~ = ts .-@r al .l can .rs-a
m 30 urr.s - scrip --crz at PHI. Cor-s-- -.-.. r.
30 18Th is- OF f-lg3-v rs- ..r Psr-l-rr mate
,o " --.or Lsr-r c. So WAL o. NJ Al .'--y ---..r.-
- 9a 'ta hoess ~ 30 s--rr - ~ 81 N-s Y7rs -
--- ~ ma 2 h. -at raTu.r .sf -h- zane ma b. D.
tcr--d ,her~r. ',' 5T. " SCI
B7-sFsF s,--Sss sa~g. N-ls Yors J1- n -
nIyIDEND.-Th- iepc-.-ors are .---,v -or I'D -n,.
IL s--.s dividend a. ne rs-- n s. per ~e-- r--
srrlr err. f I've 1o.srs s11 upward ard es. -5.-
--e .urtrei sr- s7d re Fer cent Psr larur mn aI
fro A I. '-s-f ---e+ rncr-- r-tF n IT, .r.- " ID.
ps- n. d.--r- 1u and s.'-r MONDAY pa. .f.f mr. +r---
TO la-f- nt Hl-l-s- e. 'a~ hsak A. interest n.f a s
..r ~ remain 80 prnr3s end draw interest," sc.r- in-r
TIE bark j.. c7,r rs- sg-ne-- -- Nazif.. Tau-.c...
.nd sa-rra-ys from 5'o7 o.r..a,:s,. = > Bowen.
JAMES MILLS F.e-de1-
CREE>WICH SAVINGS BtNk 81 >x-5--
p--- s-s e-t', notified lbs, te Board q Trs.p..
1d-'-1 interest r rr pad A. 'he rae of cent co.
4
So ~ he ra,r n Eve ger rent p@r surln rsvane
z Dc Bars dining Bank hogr' on and sner 10 - t-t
B. order 0f -le Rnsr1
ABRAHAM VAN MIST PRESIDE.
1iiNToN giLFrFr- S.~ra-4-s.
tnV.rD y Pi.or N1N-
nIVTDEND-ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY
DRAILRDAD Goa lI-+sur 4 three and r-f get
ol tie CAPITAL .i6cs % It's Coupauv 49, 'l- i-t
been declared of NJ e net earnings ~ ~ 7as months.
rsvah or fhs brh dsv = January rroN1o 20 me Ne
-nsnics Bank tho CIV NJ NeyyA ~ a der nj
'rer- registered snf t9 - Others RI his ocs TIE Trans
BOOKS s - closed e FRI f- fenih ~ 1-nu.
49, inclusive s. order NJ ne Directors
> FOSTER. IN S-cTe-srv : r Is CO
AhsrF, IN O--eulteT i3.9. II ivs
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LADY having laugh, The higher branches N iens =
\ school would Ike situation a. Teacher Address
~ ihs ofhce 10 81
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COPARTNER-HIP NOTICE.-rh- oopsrtasf-
y ship heretofore .Esng 2s,.- r 81 -
- srra of CARLETON FROIHlNghAIz - - 1sy
s,ssoived sv mutual cous-rf A 4 shglhlrbhAA re-
enc s-os, bt.lne.. CHAS @ CARLEIOS . .lore su-
s,S ~ -ds,e - concern and an ne nzrne II n
frm tnAkb X, ~ ~ 49,, AZ. -, loH-
Jsr /. ls5e A FhOIhISOhAA
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4. I'll TrLE. AucfonecT

NFJRNlSHtNG ARTICLES, STORE flAruRfs. A.
'hr .nrv 80 BTuadwal, corner ~ hroOmes'
a. NILSSON. BUSH A co viii sci IT. suction IN WE'D
NtNnAN lr',f ~ o oc on ne above premises NO en-
sfosk ui hardware, Cuttri Plated and Jsrannc WziN
House Furnishing Goods Nc consisting Il builders bard
ware soas uAnsi AVID hall amps sd sutofns plated srt
apznnei ware VIZ hassrts. casors spoons, ofsS ades
Ansy articles the w ho.. being the STOCK ~ house
rhuugia. their business, and vii be sod without rr-erN g
for ca.h Also FNhfcs comprising couuters glsss SIDE
uses drawers counter with plate Ass and rsiec
'nuJnc solid naho gany double counting house dssk iron
safe Ac Caaoaurs ready on the m"fuing Of sale y sns
S,HERIFE'~ SALE or DRY GOODS u shat
$500 worth ~ Pubhc Auction, or MONDAY, Jan
and every dsv o. sold q nch shaw df.ss gu.ls OF al
uts CLOTHS and other weoes. hsbcrtash.tN and gene
~ DIV god- N aui - Main q ructon u
sutton, RuokNu >sl~al 10 0clocs so ~.
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RALF ORPHAN BALL.
alsECOND ANIMAL BALL hof uls t'-n-lf II ~ no
II man Cz'holc Half Orpoans, 10 - Drid al Hloi"s
q Tuesday evening Jan ), $50
n COMMITTEE ~ DIRECTION
p-fsr A Hsrkou. aybert Ennet
Chafle- Il Connolly Charles : Nosii
Iohn 9 es0ffsbsygrr, Dr. Hugh swssDy,
Tbyna. R0afrs James Dwell.
J0bn GIBBONS JDs-ph Bourf.said
P Mg!vrhIl EcEsrd Dsngsn.
lanes " W1irs Peter Murray,
Frsncs Nam yhhes Leafy
John 3 Laea.a Dr. Wlla0 Power.
ArdreT Csrngsn. Do.aa,
James Mathews. DeH0rie0,
o. Vsseufne Nor. AoD-r Kelly
Thoms< 2. Dss-s Gen Gsnet n sfnker
H-nry L H0zu-f. Eugene Fsbrezuettes
James KEY, CdaTes II Wsds~nrth
Louis 3. bi1sse William Sheridan,
Or William Il 'sa bgrsn, JOIN P Barre.
H-Frs De COurcy Dr. A Sherman
leo fre = Slsr-I
ENOLKJ
Frsncis Osuen. Joha Bersoc
THOMAS GLOVER Pfesiter'
hoEysT hOeAN, Eic-- Prss,fers
VILLAS NcAETErs Treasurer
J0sS DoyLL, Secretary.
DooVcrfl. Bznd J. engaged Chsdss Wnshf Floor
Manage Tcsets y sscn ~ % Dt1isef 81 III Counafi,
ts- y s,iss
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w washing " loD persons may be got through M one
hour Tor - cents Ths true money returned
Printed Instructions sent by ma sealed up, for VI
Invented hy The great chemist LIE " hO sold the secret
for $50 No Housewife should be without ~ says the
NeV-YOrz CITY Christian Inielgenc-f, and this sdVcs 10
echoed by east 80 newspapers and periodicals, and by
thousands "a DO have ued his plan Address or caA on
TWELVETREEs (room 81 so Nas-au.t \
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I'XPLANATION AND HISTORY Of the My.ferou.
ECcmriuni1n with spirits, cOmprrtending the rise snd
1rDres. M Nh. Mysterious Noises On Western New York
enersly received spiritual communications Price 5
-enfs For ss.e by FOWLERS 4 WELLS,
.ra Ns-sau-sf
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nTARTERLY REPORTS Statement showing Zoe
" fr- condition u The Bowerv Bank OF The CRY ~ New
Yofk an Associated Bank on thu morning Of SaurdAr me
l-Hh dsv ui December. lSi9
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T. Fec isusa'e By Lsdv Bu'vsr ~ cent,
The Golden CsC ~ cents
Ma, Powell i.N@rNsrd N-ra.- " .'or. - CEN.
Miranda ne'. STRlNCER TOWNSEND
~ 81. - Is roadway. cor Ann =
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cALIroRNIA GOLD DUST.

"a ANTED To huy sl0en Cahiom. God Du.t for
" which hs highest ra"s wi. DO paid. BY u 7 WEB
sTEk. Ann 81 Ina.
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Subscribed -nd by both dcponeliS bis llh CAV
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

4 GREAT BARGAIN.-one Of me b-s, stands ~
~ H. civ now doug profitable real ard custom boot
AMI so@ business established N j oecred FOG -s-
proprietor about The business ANY person
Apply a. Is Bower. 1l& To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

The members OF the shove Lodge are requested 10 oe
prompt IN Their attendance Mondsy evening Jan A.
business Of importance viii ap Before hem BY or
der 4 W SNhhAAA. ~
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90 Jlr ~ - 800" :, -
eos~ ONLY THROUGH TICKET LINE
f1fIh FOR SAN FRANCISCO, via CHAOhkS, a.
ret, and BY me y : NAL steamers On tes "a
re new srd .pleudid & asil steamship CHEROKEE,
20 t,rrs burden will .eaye fOf ChaSfes dTscf, from Dor
ioek DER 4 n X New YOrk On Aotdsy lifh Jan ais
rock Thu Cherokee i he Only sifaInef running direct
d, Chsgres 10 couBec1On win tbs Z fachc NAL steam
srs ffoia Panama 10 San Frsncseo
P..ssuqsr, by Cherokes vii ind comforts add
coufaldsOns UNSURPASSED y o,sel steamer snd win
=. s1rs ~ eonnsc, win he z > NAL ste1mes st Panama.
and have preference 81 otAefs.
Reduced Rsirs ~ Fare " ChsYrss
4rr salf-ony berths IN ..........tlzs
orssrd ssOon, 'tats rooms 10
LINER cabin
AL de- above dine al ius ABLE and have M PIT.
nege u he Saloon.
s,e..r.xs-6ound win mattresses and board .... O.
FROM Panama ~ San FrsnciscO
CAIN 800 SteeIsse. ............ eiD
ksr application IL necessary 70 secure Through Tickets
.n1 choice 81 Deg,is For feisb, ~ gassaee apply
Ia ulfs ROWLAND = ASPlSWkLL L sOsaE-st
~ J. HARVEY, AN. Professor n CLASSICAL s-s
IL. kngHsh Languages and Litsrsmn Address Al }.
Ia - F o5 I BosT E,pNy sf a snwIHp5k
The hDB0wing trsins leave ne c.nss
station daily fSgndsys pfsdl Or b0sOn ~
oc!ocs A. II al srrye a Bo-tg1 a. 9eloct ~ D..
nsg !. spnrstsd. Al u 3eock A. s--srriss 80 80
~ ia ~ y fnir train passsngers nsy ~ 'ri
lhSse houfs a. New Hsrtofd o. sPnnsn,.aW
any sstion where he iEprsss II.is Ises,s, -,
xer. Al n o'cln<k P M-sryiys ~ bos'o1 ~ ~ r ~
supoer ;, scdngfsb Thu 'rsn nsetyes PASSENGERS y
=, ~ r>frs .s.rgrs See bile Il Al Dc ffsins fss-
.ense,. are desired pr>grs aess. before taxing sess
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" Begs to inform his friends ma he WI iut
FUTURE devote has attention enveg % Portrait FofHftnl
Those no desire excellent works OF AT Of The above
sre assured OF his ability execute hem Sfsda 81 Frank
lin .; one dooI nom Broadway dis lmlseod-
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-08

very fine, as well as the music. A private exhibi-
ton and supper are indispensable preliminaries
before any candidate for public favor could hope for
favorable reception from the public at large and
regard for truth compeis me to admit, that the
quality of the supper is generally Of greater i'm
porance than the excellence of the performance in
securing "irst-rate notices." There happened to
be meeting OF German physicians at Florence's
on the night of the entertainment given by Herr
Doctor and, when the guests requested TO be shown
up to Herr Doctors paror, they were ushered into
the apartment where the high German doctors sat
in grim conclave debating on prevalent diseases,
instead OF being shown into the brilliant saloon
where the musical Doctors were awaiting their in
vited c0nuiUes. s. X. s.
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yI,HE undersigned, having resolved % abandon

VNHE undersigned, having resolved TO abandon
Il his present business, offers for rent his large
and we'll known public house. (the Columbian ~
on the corner OLE and sth streets. in the immedi-
ate vicinity of the General Post Office and Patent
Office. The stand, as Restaurant, is too well
known TO require any extended notice. As is pre-
sumed that those wishing to rent the premises will
examine them for themselves, he deems a further
notice unnecessary. The household and kitchen
furniture, which Is nearly new, will be sold
commodating terms TO such may rent the house;
but should no such arrangement be made, the fur
niure will be sold at public sale. Possession given
Immediately. j. III. EBERBACH
Oct 90 6tf
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-08

GovERNMEsT PRoPERTY IN pANGER.-A fire
CURED last week in the woods attached to the naval
hospital, which, but for the vigilance and energy
OF Dr. Barrabino, the United States Surgeon, might
have proved very disastrous.
We understand that Com. Sloat and the doc
tor are considering some means for enclosing, by
fence canal, the Government land and woods
surrounding that splendid building Portsmouth.
BiIOf
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-08

sSow.-The .Lewisburg (Groenbrier, virginia)
Chronicle states that, on the Goth ultimo, was
falling there the greater part Of the day, bat being
mixed with rain, il did not accumulate on the
ground The Chronicle adds:
eve learn that in twelve or sixteen miles Of us
il fell 20 the depth Of several inches Il is described
as having been halfleg deep ON Big Sewell; and
we have been informed, by gentleman from
Nicholas county. that the snow fell in the northern
part OF this county, near the Nicholas nc, 10 the
depth Of seper inshes."