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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
REMOVALS.

REMOVAL.
fHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED THEIR
LOOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE-FRAndS
HANUFACToRY AND WARE-ROOks
TO
Nos $40 AND $40 BROADWAY,
WHERE, WITH INCREASED fscintiss for prompt
w and superior execution Of every branch Of their bust
under their immediate supervision and greatly
Gently framed In the Renaissance Louis XIV. and other
styes together with varied assortment OF sizes and
prices be obtained In any establishment In the United
saies they confident OF the liberal support Of their
friends and the public In general
WALLER kREP5, IS sprucest
w X. have made srrangements for continuous supply
oisncient and modern paintings OF which large collsc.
non can Always be seen and ve many will be found wor.
my OF pertcnlsrttenton. je29 lmis
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SUMMER RETREATS.
THE WEST POINT HOTEL

The w ES 7 PUNT HOTEI.
L. RIDER, In rendering his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO the off
OF the Army the friends Of the Cadets and pub
lie In general for the very liberal patronage hitherto enioy
ed informs them that the West Point Hole s now open
The hotel has been enlarged by the addition OF Is exceen,
sleeping apartments and greatly improved In s general ar
Fangemenis To prevent mistake or disappointment = r.
Informs the public that the steamboats, have ceased land
West Point and now stop at Cozzenss Wharf about two
miles below where Omubusses will be 10 readiness TO con.
Tey passengers West Point Persons travelling by rail-
way will stop Cold Spring, where boats always wait
tDg to convey them across the river.
je26 6ts&2sw6tiss FRANCIS RIDER
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TRENToN FALLS NEAR UTICA, Ely.

rINHE PROPRIETOR Of the Hotel at the Falls informs
The public that he has greatly enlarged his house since
the last season than doubling his former accommoda
uons including in his improvements new ana spacious
dining room.
He Is now prepared for the reception OF visitors, and
families wishing 10 make arrangements by the week or
furnished with suites Of rooms capacous and
well ventilated ~ MOORE.
There row plank road from Utica, and person. leay
ing New York in the evening boat arrive at the Hotel
before p. NJ. Of the next day. ie27 wisDS2tW'
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VIEW OF THE RUINS Og THE LATE
CONFEDERATION AT SAN FRANCISCO.
NIX SUBSCRIBERS viii publish on TUESDAY,
"a July next LiIhogrsphic View Of The Ruins Of the
above destructive fire. prinsc IN besuts int tsken from
an accurate drawing made the spot day aef The
olseer enG forwarded 70 hem per Crescent City SIZE
trade Asa limited number Of copie. viii be laken cary
application Ia necessary.
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK.
,oo,.,- Agents for Gregory's California Expre"
Je@5 aus I49 Pesrl-st n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
DRY GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EvgR-


HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER, 81 Broadway, cor
Liner OF Leonsrds have jus! opened large lot 81 eIe
giant PRINTED LAWNS AT Cd A YARD.
They yard wide and warranted fast eolors Aiso
large lot OF very elegant and choice patterns Of
REMNANTS OF MUSLIN, CALICO, &c.
suitable for Infants and misses dresses which will be
SOLD AT HALF COST,
hus afordipg rare chance 10 furnish the
YOUTHFUL CaARMERS or HOME
beautiful dress for very small In addition the5
enabled to offer the following
IMMENSELY RICH BARGAINS
In the most seasonable a1d elegant goods:
RICH FOULARD SILKS, from 20 sd TO Go Sd yard!
ELEGANT FRENCH LAWNS, from Ia to 81 yard
RICH oRGANDIEs. from lie Sd 10 Is & yard
GINGHAh LAWNS yard wide, IL syard!
FRENCH CALICO, yard wide, Ia yard
and SO through every department Of their immense es
Enlistment that lady buy her own and famllys
supply cheaper
THAN ANY WHERE ELSE IN NETWORK,
They have also splendid assortment OF the
RICHER AND CHOICER QUALITIES
OF Dress Goods, OF every variety and kind, as
PLAIN, WATERED AND FIGD BLACK SILKS.
STRIPED, PLAID AND BROcADE SILKS.
ELEGANT CHANGEABLE SILKS.
GRENADINES AND SILK TISSUES
SILK AND LINEN LUSTERs.
PLAIN AND EMB'D GRAPE sHAWLs.
LIGHT SUMNER CASHMERE suAwIs
ELEGANT BLACK LACE, yards wide.
BLACK AND WHITE GRENADINE sHAWLs
MANTILLAS latest styles,
And indeed every kind and style Of Dry Goods worn by
Ladies' Gentleman Children used 10 household affairs
In fact extensive and general is their assortment that
everything tina, any lady family want may be OBJ
tanned there, without the fatigue and perplexity Of
RUNNING ALL OVER TOWN
10 make up their supply They would particularly call the
attention OF bousekeepers their large assortment Of
LACE AND MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPERIEs
which embraces one Of the richest varieties
EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY,
and which they ere enabled TO sell cheap. Also
MOURNING GOODS
Of every style in market well all kinds of Half
Mourning Goods, carefully selected, always on hand.
H?- Remember the name and number
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER,
yI Jus S47 broadway cor LeonsrdtsL
GREAT REDUCTION
IN SUMNER DRESS GOODS, LAWNS FRENCH
Il JACONETs, BAREGEs AND POrLiNs. LINEN
GINGHAMs, BAREGE DE LANES, SCOTCH AND
FRENCH GINGHAMs, &c.
s.BARKER,
sol Grsnd-street
Having marked down his entire Stock OF new and des,a
bic Dry Goods from IS to 50 per cent is prepared tho
week to offer The greatest bargains in Dry Goods
ever exhibited In this city.
Aso 800 pieces snkr Black and Colored, selling Al hall
the original cost.
Grape Shawls Summer shawls, &c. &c. selling yery
cheap
Vistes, Manl as and French Sacks very cheap
Also 100 bsles and Domestic Goods at lower rates
than before offered
Hosiery, Gloves &c. &c. very cheap.
jy1t S. BARKER, sol Grand-st
nRY G0ODs.-For sale, general assortment a! re
Dduced prices, linens, Diapers tsble-coths shirtings
towels and oweling diapers musins, ticks striped and
printed lawns, aconets plaid musns prints gnghams &c
III SITS w. MATHEWS, 60 Catherine st.
For othe, DIV ,oods dd,e,tise->ut. A.. TTI poo.
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kTHE TRUE RELATION OF THE SEXES.
mis- TO YOUNG MEN on the true relation OF me
o. Coumsse and publ,hed under their drecasn Rree
- cents Tie Trade supplied a. sAXfONs
VI q 10 Fulton up sisI
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.
Lors AT enc PeR MONTH.

LOTS AT eiO PER MONTH.
Ia THE GREAT SUCCESS that tic subscriber
- ~ met with In disposipg OF 100 Morrissna Village
g a Lon, has induced hin TO offer al the unsold Lots
n, VILLAGE OF hELROSE,
MAR terms admitted By all 10 be the most delightful
- OF he Harlem Railroad Itneeds only TO IS sse1
- DC appreciated. Tie balance about 80 double lots
20 prices rom o1e 70 three hundred dollars b
~ monthly instruments Of from SIC 70 so tile
vaspulaoi-i no sRssssmeuts for streea; all tne
OF city refceuce combined with The healhines
enespneis Of country ne Only twenty minutes ride
Nerty -severihsi tlkiug The ears q. Ci:y Han fr
station as O'Clock m the afternoon. the property
T. o ieen snd parres return " a O'Clock. For 3s
&C epply 10 Z II. ELTON % Nassau At tom TO II 81
=. % lle grcnrd ron 2io5P II daily je2leuss
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osr,cK NoRwIcg & WORCESTER RAILROAD Co.

OFFICE NORWICH woRcEsTER RAILROAD Co
Norwich June "a, 1850.
TTyHR STOCKHOLDERsof the Norwich and W or
cester Railroad Company are hereby notified thst their
Annual Meeting for the choice OF Drecor will be held At
pesdsy In JulypexL at 10 O'clock A. NJ. Likewise to at
on any question properly brought before the meeting con-
n' w T JI1 u' P. s r. r. ANDREWS, Clerk.
IlIyIDEND NOTICK-Coupons or Interest War.
~ rsa on The following named Bonds due on the lsI Of
SIX per Cent Bonds of the City OF Pittsburgh, Ssaed to
The Ohio and PennsyIvanis ksilrosd Company.
SIX per Geo. Bonds Of the City Of Allegheny, ssued 10
the same Railroad Company -
Seven PEI Cent Bonas OF the City OF New Absay lnd-
ana issued 70 the new Albany ana Salem Railroad Co.
seven Per Cso Bonds Of franklin County ONO, Issued
TO The Csysaad Columbus and CINCINNATI Railroad Co
me Columbus and xenia Railroad Company.
Seven per Csn Bonds Of the Indianapolis and Benefon'
Office Of WISsIsoW' LANIER & Co
Je2s lwis 81 wall-st
FIRE WORKS AND FIRE CRACKERS
TUG have now opened, for tho SELECTION OF
ne Puohc her Immense slOck Of staple and fancy Fire
Works comprising se ss.ornent Of shossand go
wheels, 'srpen. frss.aoPgsrs BsngO!a lights, pulling
escleTs ssASss pseSns eal9ese eyersi pos he.
al fresh Manufactured, and warranted equal
OF, 10 any other are works 10 market
The attention Of country merchants deslers .. rte, Of
pleasure ard OF families wishing anal works or Ihelr
children, particularly requested 70 call, weccusdenl.
y iee abs to satisfy Al, either 10 QlAAsy cuAnay.
NJ B.-colored and pound rockets, and The differ.
tni sxed Roman candles, for sale by
6AsSkER l. YOUNG, 1S8 Chatham a.
ieT Uy+s rectly opposite National Thesle,.
ITO ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTs.-Tbe
Commissioners Of Emigration hereby offer 500 for The
pea snd ESQ for the second bsst psn adopted by hen OF
Osuong and steam apparatus for warning and venaug
ne buildings erected and for cooking and baking FOR
e nrsis, ESTIMATED a. 1850 persODs Of the Emgrsnfs
heiuEe on Wards liaDd Plans be submitted on or IA
lore July ~ 1850 Facilities for examining the buildings
and eroonds and any information IN relation TO the Ole
desired WI be given by the undersigned on Application
~ The oitce OF The CommissioDersi In the PaIk
BY order JOHN II. GRlSCoM, General Agent
jyl 2weod s]
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

GOAL YARD FOR SALE.-One Of the most ell
- giby situated cosyHrds In the city offered for
sale is great lhOrOug hiare covered entirely by iron
brpced sheds paved throughout has brick Office oftwo
stories and scale, and four years ease a. low rent
and first rate custom In fact Il Offers either
gnners or 10 old established concern DESTROYS OF
lending It's business, unequaled sdvsntaget Apply TO
ieSs6ds HOMER MORGAN, / Pine ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
BOARDING.

DOARDING-Two gentlemen and their wives or four
single gentlemen obtain pleasant rooms and good
board 81 So FutOnst tyl 81
THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN can be
i commodsted In all the comforts OF home with
pleasant rooms breakfast aud tea and dinner SUNDAYS
IN private family where there other boarders at
357 Tenhst ahh door from TOmpknssquare and 10 the
vicinity of three stage routes jyl 3LeodsE
A PLEASANT SUMMER ROOM, furnished, with
ftor without board De had until the let September at
104 Pripcest Hot end cold baths Terms moderate
jyl n
q For other Boarding AGsertiseasents see I'D Page
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RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.
IUs7 PUBLISHED BY the aubscribers . new edisics Of
ho LeNl q toe stae OF New-York In relation 70 BEL
sseri nne eomple.e In pamphlet form Prce ~ esan'
feolsoeo ana ior sale By lm22 N BELL SoULP
htsbND-fo-dsy. my dear, III dine In town,
As of I've heard you say
Inei everything goes upside down
Upon the washing day.
WuE-Tis true, NY dear, II wss 90 once,
But thai time . past away
for row / have, by Twelyetrees plso'
Made quiet wsshlng-day
Indeed my Gear, before we rose,
The washing al wa Ger,
The fitchen cleaned, the breakfast msaN
You II dine In town no more.
REC0LLECT THE WASHING DAY, s oonse.
Cd for Sl-ehesper Than soap To be had eyery"ne.e
benz by mail sealed up. Call send Qf BY ieuef POs~
pad) 70 H. TWELVETREE, 50 NsssAn-s.
jyl l. ne~-forL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
THE HOMESTEAD VILLAGE

- W TIE EIGHTH AVENUE-Lou for sale
TX .hIy dollars 10 be paid down, balance on bond and
to'kAse Tor four years n required Lots cannot be
ssshs 20 ne ueighbshood Tor double what AK rhs /.
uIe opportunity for every moderate circumstance
" p.IsnAse home On January lat homestead Ia ex-
9Af' iof SiIOO For mSps and particulars inquire OF
t.9se,,.. So. - SAMUEL ?. BARTOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

NIOTICE.-Dr J. w TOfN LLi+ OCuusN AuIsS &C.
Nnforms the prSc that IN order 10 meet bis greatly H.
creased professional engagements and 10 prevent unneces
sarv DELAY 10 he patients he will extend his ONCE hours
from 10 O'Clock daily, a. Warren 81 corner OF Broad
ysy Dr. PowePs popular Treatise on the Eye lis Dis
eases and their Cure third edition win paes prce %
am Arifcial Eyes which Be Inserted without any
pain or operation, and VIII move IKE hs natuIa eye Or
PoveIs self Acting Eve and Ear Fountains for applying
ser In he most efficient way 20 teese delicate or ana
Fan be procured ct bis Office ln numerous eases me eyes
.s. sn,,siv removed by tbeir use jel2 l0teodis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

czSn WANTED-A person having the above sum
sJl CUal immediate command, wishing 10 make safe
and valuable investment OF not otherwise employed
without their services bear Of opportunity OF real
ling from 800 10 81 COO In from II TO 10 months and tbs
smouDi Invested secured by addressing Y. Tribune or
flea with real and address, mo others nohce which
will be considered confidential. iyl IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

STPpVyV cOTIST R-e@cca MscbeA Panta sS,nsi w ham
49,. "a n.rs lie De-ndants TO W Lila hAN
KISs "a MARIA lis wife. Yoa are hereby sanao1a ~.
a. 81 N H. CIV County Of New forf al me ~ ~
sad City on trentynuih day q June - :, r.
al CIV al NswYoh within twenty days hief me serS o.
non. a. Won erclasve day Of such servs ane zoe "a
~ .rsv~.r The sad compliant within The une hoesne ne
tb ,rn viii .ppb 70 for the rshs aensnosd tas com
p,ut-D.fed new. York June - 80 ....
-, ,..x EWLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

c. WANt bD-Pan OF = furnished house, or three or
Il -four furnished rooms 10 the upper part OF the city by
small family. Address, with psricuars, P. G.
ofhce OF this paper jvl lrf
Office of this paper iyl ltsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
FROM WASHINGTON.
The HIexican boundary Commfssion-Isv
Eiecsien- Compromise.


Election Compromise.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Saturday,, June n
The Commissioner for running the boundary line
between the United States and New. Mexico, hsv.
ing under the directions of the Secretary of the In
terror. completed the organization of his corps,
have thought list Of the appointments might not
prove uninteresting 10 your readers. II is as fol-
lows;
Brevet Lieut. Col John Mcclellan, Astronomer &c
Coffee OF Ohio, Secretary 10 Astronomical CsrpG
Or N bigelow Of Ohio, Surgeon ard Dentist
X T. Murphy OF Ohio, Secretary Commlsson er.
John Meyer Of Texas Quartermsster.
- McGil Of Ireland, Drsughtsman
A. NAndicour OF Wsshrngtsu Orsu shtsrr.r and Arsk
Theodore r. horss OF "a G-oogist
George Bowie q La. P.B MOwry OF Tenn.
Z. A. Philips Of hass r. M. Tatte OF n j.
MAcoIm Seatcn OF ID. Z. J. b. r. Savage OF Nd.
Henry Force OF d c. Argene fiesse OF MA
Thomas Dillon OF d. G. T. J. McDiaie OF Nv
L. Cassidy OF d. Z. w. Bousman OF Ind.
hugh Murray OF u. C. John Bull Of Ind.
John Murray OF d. C. J.. Weems ofVs
A. Vcus,einwehr OF d. G. VIM. Yeriy OF Miss
Thomas Briggs Of ID. e. }. Morehead OF Iowa.
Joseph Hogan OF ID. Z. w. II. Lyme OF rexss-
n. Burrows OF d. G. X. L. Grifhn Of c.
c. w L,,chfeld OF c. J.H Houston OF SC
J. Heming OF DC. r. w. Pitman ofNJ.
George Gordon Of DC. q. A Sno WIDEN Of nd.
n. ID. Lanahan ofPa. Thomas Scott OF Nd
DR.. n. johnson OF &c. James Steele OF Nd.
w Kirby Of Pa Al Wilbur ofMd.
II. y. Mcknight OF a. l.. Z. Houzhion OF ID G.
= Moe ofPa. Geo. w. Boardmsn Of Nlss.
A. A. Camp Of Ohio. y: Wheaton ORR.
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nRY G0ODS.-For sale, general assortment q! r o
Dduced prices, linens, diapers table-cloths shrings
towels and toweling diapers musns, ticks striped and
printed lawns aconets plaid muslns prints ginghams &c
i'll Sits w. MATHEWS 60 Catherine st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

ron - LE-Tbst vslushle property known a.
s~ho - Nsssaus between JOhn and Fulton.s,s b.
g., Iso osi each 2jxO0. formerly occupied by the
napsI Church, pov very advansgs0usy leased to
sc 70 'ne occupation OF Or p. Towns.nd sfordlng a
sure Hd profitable investment to the purchaser The hx
alo Improvements lately put upOn the property will
expiration OF ne lease, revert 20 the owner OF tas
zee The subscribers ars authorized 10 make inrs5afs
snd positive sse sl5oo Of he purchase money may
sn On 9ond and norigsge For further particulars apply
10 RICHARD A TOOKER, Ocean Bank l62 Grssr
Sicb st. or THOMAS 5. soAMERs IS Wsl-st, Jsuncey
SoWI js22 2wis
C COUNTRY kEsiDEaCE.-FO FOR SALE
& Tue pre- nises formerly occupied By The sabcroer az
horwtlk, Conn. About two hours ride nom Nsw
forf, By the New Haven K 81 Road viii be sold at a bar
gain 70 an early applicant ahd INN ias possession gigea
About two acres Of and attached % The place gar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

IN VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN MlLwAU :
- KEE On the 18Th day ofAugust next Will Offer for
sale 100 valuable lots In the city Of Milwaukee Wis
consn sfording opportunity for investment In pro-
perry Of this Kind Milwaukee has a population OF
1000 industrious and enierprsing inhAbanis-seyeral
plank roads have been constructed a1d several Ia
progress OF construction railroad leading to the MisSs
sppi river has been commenced and the grading OF the
frat % miles nearly completed Merchants reach New
York City N three days travel This City has grown
10 so much importance that all the comforts and conye'
nences and many OF the Injuries OF older places may be
readily and chesply obtained The oIs offered embrace
those suitable for business and for retired residences
ersl are situated or the canal water power.
Terms Of seC-One third In hand, iwo.lhifds Ia four
years, with annual intere'! at per cent ,.c,,rv
Milwaukee, June a. Jyl lswiwl By a LIeHAM
"a COUNTRY SEAT ON TIKI HUDsON.-For
sale farm OF about 80 acres In he village Of Hastings
q miles from the city. The house 10 new, built Of stone
rooms. ana has Of the commanding vews OF the
river and accent scenery IL unites unusual picturesque
prospect with convenience and retirement The grounds
In the finest order, well supplied with great variety OF
fruit The whole part will be sold application 10 the
proprietor the premises al Hastings on the Hudson
jyl lm' ALEXANDER BlRNlE.
ea 90 ACRES OF LAND on Wards Island. Said
~ land 10 located Little Hell Gate, and includes all
the high land on the Ear. River Dock, &c and IL the
10 one purchaser applied for previous 10th July
Otherwise Il will be sold In parcels TO sut purchasers
Apply to A. NJ. COTTON 65 Warren st N. Y jyl lw
"a WANTED TO EXCHANGE-A Western farm
l60 seres) for merchandise dry goods and groceries
yl3r y. A. BRUNELL 10 Beayer-sL
~ For other Real E'dte Adseyti'eents, see Yin Page.
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VNfT CoTRT-John h McNe, G-crs- ; tcn ana Afd
s. Z; Jerome asa.al Aorris To~a-Io hOkhls & IoNs
5,lepdanis You hereby summoned 70 asNet
~ acton which comp Ami ses ne9 ~ - -
he cIef o he supreune Court 2 th- Cs M ~ - ~ :.
- - 80 gsv az June 1880 and 70 serve copy o. your an
~ 80 ~ nv oce No. 10 Broadway n the ey OF Ne- lo'A
wha twenty days sT The service heIgi 49,. m -. 80
"a. v TAKE aDeni against you for the iam o. sss s 1891 40
theIeon IRON NE A'lA ''s - ~ LUMAS SHERWOOD,
1850 Pkiu.ls. Attorney.
NJ law6wsM
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- FOX SALE OR EECUANGE.-Ths adger.
sd User having built story brick house finds Il too
large for bis now small family, will sell or exchange
II Tor small houses email house. and hs difference
In cssh Ssid House IL but Ia lhe beet Manner wih sub
cellar easements add everything 10 the beet repair Lot
IxiO and .iiused 10 Living 81 observation-disclosures
'ers ~ mile from each Ferry. Apply To RI. NORRIS,
jyl g. 81 william st. In ths ,sssrn.oL
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,,,o p.,IRoaD COMPANIRs about comnsnc

,y'O RAILROAD COMPANIES aocu! eo%ns enc;
ipg-Before you commence zee The sloteroef who W.
snter into engagements with you 70 use an lnvenon A
viii lessen The cost Of your permanent way ole nAJ
least Greater sEfey with grester speed lnf.rso IJ1
Win and ths worthy your attention e1-
dressed 10 J. w WILKINS, Tribune Office, VIII meet Win
prompt Attention I 80
aO OOO-AVERY RARE CHANCE-Mi sgIea,
Sc.UUUa partner with $500 In ms Livery ano "a
.I,, IN one OF the best locations IN lbs center o. nc
i,v and he cheapest rent being 81 feet front and U0 iee
dsep will contain from so to 40 hoses and a. nany car
.ge. The Keeping OF one horse or he storage WI near
10 nav the rent Address Enterprise, Tribune once
ie29 2iss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

ITO PRINTEKs-A good boy, who has served two
or three years IN country printing Office land len with
consent Of his employer hear Of rstrate situation
% firth his trade In JOB Office In this city, by APPLYING
us Fulton-st jyl It,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-10
AND BURLINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
I. $A411l

The Rutland and Burlington Railroad 10
now in operation southwards t" Clarendon, dis.
lance of FAMILIES, from Burlington and Passenger
Train. will be run between these points from aud
.rter this date until further notice, as follows:
Leave Burlin .ton ut 5oclock, a = so ~ TO reach
Iudlov by stage. from sutiand, in season to take
The afternoon train to Boston, reaching Boston,
via the Cheshire and Fitchburg railroads, Ut , %
NJ Of the same day. , ,
Returning, the trains will leave Believe Falls on
the arrival of the Boston trains at o'clock, and
reach Burlin gton at about 8 o'clock, n OF the
same day Uhere being only Is miles Of staging
between Boston and Burlington)
Freight trains with passenger car attached,
leaves Rutland at 5 30 A n arriving at Burlington
HAN Returning leaves Burlington At rh,
arriving at Rutland at b 10 Pm Also regular
freight train ruus to and from Ludlow and Bellows
Fails.
All further information, together with tickets.
can be obtained at the ticket ofhce in Burlington,
and Of the Station Agents on the line; also 81 the
L;.chbnry Depot, and Bigelow's Express Once,
Rnilrosd Exchange, Boston.
T.FOLLETT, President.
Nov 1910 tfl4
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-10
Wholesale
READY MADE CLOTHING
NYAnH-u y USE.


MOS 80 and 81 Mir Street, Boston, are
~ uesitous Of giving notice that 10 addI-
ton Ia iholr regular business, that OF IN
porting and jobbrn9 Dry Goods they have
established rooms over their main store for
the manufacture and sale OF Ready Made
Clothing for New England and Western
Trade
Wholesale Dealers will find as complete
and ssleable stock AZ can be found IA the
cl,y. which they are prepared To sell an the
most favorable terms Orders for Ready
Made Clubbing, ~ any other kind OF Dry
Goods. viii be supplied on the mes, ressOn
able terms, and al the shortest notice.
Boston Jan.I, 1850. ly5e