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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
NEW YeRK LAUNpEX. Issrss Il. y l EEAs

NrEWYORR LAUNDRY, IS SPRUCE 81. nEAh
-NkssAU-fo New Shirt Dealers, Single Gerilemen,
r.miea kc-rhis 10 Of he most perfect and extea
y, esabbhmena Of The kind In Ills or any onef county
doijsrs and combines he following advantages;
Ist -Pertens leaving the city IN haste can nsve snon
clothes washed and iroped In superior manner ID TOE
,woto three bours time . -. -..A... ss,.,tr,ec,
nm, rre olive oil soap and fered Croton vste hence
ioSs are not desuoyed By patent sosps or ohef num-
nos, 40 extensively advertised 10 the newspePers
Sra -Csnremens shirts are done an eqlAl 70 40" sais
eocred ves,s and p1ntsoons elegantly onea ss
[th-Co,hes Loaf or msscrt (which selcoi1 or neV"
h.rpens) VIII be promptly paid for. r.x
6h-clothes washed al his esAnhsnne1l -, 1890
mr. greaI care bat 60 injurious drug 80 gens'y '0 "
,w,sbe n, Ia permitted TO come ren hem
e,h-Iades dressea and al tine Erees, are aono up "
an experienced French Launeresh -. -
Clothes tsien and delivered hoe OF exus ehNke inA
srots ara stains srectuslly removed -. -.
ordere len a the Once ID spruces OF sen snrVutp
DE enny Yosi viii rccetve prom ~ ensnuou
MADAME RAYMOND, HaPonntendcnt
- Erperenced bands are employed 70 Iron new
aus snie
.osVp4 IlELLY, General EnSrsver and Plals
lp4nas, la E'plton o. r. --Boek and magazine wors
sii hs.Ss abels dplomas bills bf exchange, veddlnE
"a ysifpg and address, cards done 10 The nesoss mann"
ard A. he lowest cash prices a..
B-For sale three non copper pas p'ess's 49, ~
n0oVING.--oooDwIs rAfINI CEMENT
nona ON rou sh pIsns for u cents per foot over In
hi,s iss 81 eeps and wszrsBtcd ohee ~ Cao. o.
or spme,ss, - su1 inscd's
naIIRRa.-Yvo second naDd boilers tom me sesr
ID ain soulbernsr bot ns nsed and ROOD ig 1919
vesrs =, vlcs can be sdlinssn. Alsn Cos vhs
feoI Of rsalb q sDd fot SCI. W mn .....a
ssss sPoyyoRD. viLhsron 90 "s''hf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

LRENCH LANGUAGB,-Dsy aud evening clasI
es and private tuition, from Az TO II Pm. TERM,
IA cGss nunber In each limited 10 ei2ht s. for % lessons
private tuition from Sl to per term The undersigned
respectfully that he will begin 10 organize ola
classes for the Fall AID Winter the I'd OF Sep
ember. The approved system Of instruction made
Of faithful attention bestowed each individual
schOsr General review Of studies extra essonsl every
Elk weeks DE GRAND-VAL
au.6 AM&Wed~ 1872 Broome.s cor OF Wooster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

A ND SURGICAL INSTRUMENT DEPOT, 1863 Fuitou-
Mt New. Yorf, "a few doors wefi Of Broadway II
BAlLLiERE, Of zlS Regent London, ana Rue Hsuie-
feuie Paris begs announce that he has opened
adjustment a. the shove address for the fsls % PrenLh
German and Engsh worfs In The various Departments OF
tcerce (Ausomy, hetcile, Chemistry Nstrral X sory
Aclawen seeced stock Of which he Offers tne
scet tic public. All The foreign Iournss supplied viii
ress gulsiy ard a. moderate prices De got for
ca instruments BY Charriere, Of PsE az Gsionent Of
which may be seen al Ibe above stors Catalogues pro-
spec!uses &c &c may be had lgral Application. The
country trade, now attending the Fall sales invited 10
esnsna procure catalogues liberal discount slo -et 10
the trade. s123 IFkhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

SESSION LAWS FOR 1900.
TIKI Laws Of the ssls of Nsw-York. passed. ~ ne
IHsi Sossiou Of Mo Lsgsainrs for sale ~ hs subscrt
eers Il et Law s.os and Stationary Store iss hsssss'
o. oppos,is he City Hall
BELk 4 souLB, sisnoesry pesisrs
fyil snd Law Riank Fublshsfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

TCHE DUssELDJHC ACADAmN OF rink
4 ARYs.--Hev Paintings recently arrived frou Europe
anong which 9ermsnlar " koeheT wotf Of Art Of
81 shove School has received many sddnors and
open the the Hall c! the Church
an Divine Unity IN grosdvgy between Spring and r1es
ala rom 10 o'clock, An al 10 o'circk, Pm
Admission, % ss1u z9ssos Tiekst, - cents esla'
lssues i2t cents. IeDh
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GRAND TEMPERANCE


~U-D APIe-Nlc AND CoTlLLONlExearsou Of
s$EzuE soou Social UniOn- No 1, TO Gen
ofArr,ngeens pledge that lhls viii be Of
the Exclusions ofth season They viii spare neither
spetaS .ne NJ JEasEYcsp
heon shetonE celebrated American Erase aud Cotilon
s, 1oes "a den Cove are secured FOR The ocessioa
Ticket, for The excuion % e 10 be had otihe f5lowng
John Layrg, 50 Annsii hr Thomas B Byrns 20 Colum-
81 A. ara on board he steamer The morning OF
slcn. TIE steamer will leave a. nLowsi Nine.eenia 81
ssn%1sf 81 "a ' s1ss.n :, u ssce I;
Members oiihe order vii appear IN fal ressa sus Ia
I>4SSn EnPIRB CITY LiNE:-rasouGH
&4 dISkETs TO san AN s s., =. CHA.
dld steamship EMPIRE CITY, 2oo0 uas burden, J. d
wilson, commander, VIII leave her does. Pier 2 North
River Tor chsgrss Tuesday, September 10, 81 O'Clock
TAHE TO eHAsNEs.
amer
IOWA eAOo1 ~
Lower Saloon
s,segsgs Cmaufsas aEd board IS
PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO
In mo spsrdid and lsvoriie sIeanskip NORrHEHNERi
girft Cshn
500 cam 'ss Ahls 80
For rsiGhi or passage sppbp
j. HOWARD \ son. 81 BrOsawsy, NJ
Augua 81. 1850 aus slsDtw
Ga cnaELJrsr9S s,. e.rs' .gses!t .''. am
all nom hs What Hoi n Loubnds o. Philsdsph %
ssssrsav August 81 Al 10 oelock A ~
For height OF Pss'sec srply 10 kINsLEY co.'s
rrprnss Waisf corner o. srosdway, wherr psn o.
a. .hip nav be seeu ard besths secured
Fr,sh sr ghs vessai should ssvs Nsw.Yofk oe Yhars
dav fflca 10 crrts psr cuhif foot
Tor flr her information, refer 30
y LifTLEBiELp klNsLEY A co.'s Express.
susH tliss
<f2pe FOR LIvEKPOOI.-Uniis sgaies Nail
Axxxkt steamship ATLANTIC, Captain lss Wes =
yhis sissnskip vtl depsst with ne nssls Soc
Europe posuvsly ssinreay sepsmeer a. "a oeloek
NON her bsfN al as aos u Csaalst No berth sesarsd
unai psis Ar Euf hssM % pssss<e Aavns aessaAlisd
sccoanru oss nons for .leesncs % eomkast spPiy ~
EDWARD 4. COLlIna y wansl
Al ,auers psss shruash he rass eftcs.
wee a-ssnes rACiFic = saopeed Ne Atsnae. ara
ssil Saturday. September I'D ss&
ga FuH LlN Ewrooi.. regular pssss ssis
EH3 gkRkiVk. Cast Rrhsfl Adsms vii ssi % ne
slsi lnsi her regular day. Az Ne shove pvt ysf
freight ressssa. ksvlns splsraa aSeerneisasas sF
ryio sforfukl slLtsrvNs &c
a "A rnE faats knr ssssssrasss ~ SCI
n NJ sesss neas Mt ressss sss yeasss..s.s' -
49,. :. i Is e;..,:-. %'. 80:
u.,..,,x q. rRs sasrtsa 81 svass sssrsss 80 -,
4 r.s,ssel.v esiei ~ winies rsses. - ~. ss..n
heas,sss GA hess reasvs,ss 800 49,"
snN los ..ss.z.,s.-s--.--sas
[ 30. o. !, "ahasssss s5ara' ~ sA''s'"'s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
TIE GREAT WORK ON CALIFORNIA.

THE GREAT YORK ON CALIFORNIA.
10y new WALTER COTTON. lsis AlcLde Of Mon
Dterey, suihcr OF " Deck and Port" &c &c
This work gives graphic view OF California and us i-
habiitnis from the lime ths L. Tag rased al Mo1.
10 The breaking out CT the god discovery win fall
tceouri Of The snhOfs erpe ieLce Acs5e and tho Oh
,evssons upon the gold mines and Hiss OF hs gold
dggert Duarsied 81 sx Portraits Steel and ak beau
uIiy tinted ergrsvngs, together with The fac nme sg-
natures Of the meuotr, of The California Convection
Price VI Is. Publirhed BY A. s. BARNES L co.
t1zo o'eod4teov 81 John-si.
CHOICB WORK On TKMPRRANCE-rhs
u NsrcIL Temperance Offering and Sons and DsuRh.
Of Temperance On; edited b. s .. Cary, Pm ".
Patriarch Of Re s0rs Of TEN oertnce Of H0rtb America
1t 10 an Solums Of so pages ulufifaled with
sperdd ergn from original desiRns by TIE ceisbra.
.sd ntitt kteson. Esq. also portraits OF some OF
the let ding Temperance men Of the country Ths ilusrs
ions are 90 grtved Ia the finest kezKouui by nossn j.
sGTttiD, Il B. badd and fhomu 0oney The portraits
hkeb from Dsgueneslypes and are faithful tenesscs-
The following s list OF tbe ilufIufors OF
San uel y. Cary, P. NJ W.P tHorsce 0roelsy, Esq
Daniel X SANDS, p. n W.FlJ. H. w. Hawkins, Fac.
Philip = While, r n w. r. Rev T. r. Hunt o. W A.
y. a. FicksTdi, r.. VS. FGher Msihew
John w. Oliver, NJ w. P. Lyman Boechcr, o. D.
T. Dllahunty, o. W. P.
The Res, BY hstIesop
TIE solt.e,-She Druuknd's Homa-The Tempenpes
Home and fbe Widow and Her Son
Biogrsphleal Sketch accompanies each Portrsi-
The list Of contributors embraces nearly al Ihe bss vd-
Isrs Of ths county
Orders solicited by
RYAN bIEH, PubAshes, 20 Nsss.u-st N. \:
u Agents wanted sug3 iws lsw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
COAL.

COAL.
H. B. TEBBEfTs co.
DEALERs
CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE
GOALS.
AGENTS FOR PARKER WIN COAL co.
NO 50 WALL STREET,
n B. fEBBETTs, NE"-fOhh'
SAMUEL w BENT.
N. Ships wanted for The Pacific sulO Susskh
COAL-COAL AT 81 n MIR PkICEs.-sresh
(sioch beat Peach Orchard Egg. Range and stove slZes
now delivering at SIS per tun. Consumers may depend
upon qualify OF lhs Coal being from the best vein 10
The Coal keeion Also In ard Lehigh, Black Heas aud
spihr Vein Coal ~ cash prices from "slmfsONs'
Yard, IS Thompson e. near Spring. sr@ Ias
COAA.-Lehsh range ard fau ace Coal IN The fnesi
Oorder ard OF The frat quality prepared expressly for
fsmily nae. for sale al the lowest market rates
' JAMES L WORTH, "a Broadway,
,ussU and cor Fourth and Thompson su.
COAI,-I will deliver, screened from my yard, corner
Oof King ard Greenwics'st the ecs Of ksd Asa Stove
or Egg Coal Of &5 per tnni from boats 75 While Ain
IS C. ms less. audi lm'I PEfEk CLINTON.
rR- For ether Goal Advertisements. sec I'D Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
: Pc sRs, sss~--sI EOi4e,,. zee I'D rass
WAITE.

VVANTED-A situation by 4 neat ana tidy eli 10 DO
w the ehsnberwork washing end fronting % t.ke
care Of children and sewing sne 10 hrsi-raie washer
and irOt and experienced chsmbemaii very i1i Of
children and good sesasreGf; can aud 81 ohdreus
clothes would make herself generally ussfl has 70 Oh.
lection 10 In the county; has The best OF recommsnda
sons Call ct $50 Broadway au26 Ire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

r,isrON u0Ds Y sliew nssi Hel,s bv~ 10 9
srss aisussss su.lls ~ risAs9 p,as, manufactured
sps FaT .sls by HLnRr nouFEhk 90.
nwr.v.sL n usmr.errlsl o. usstis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

yFANrBDAfev more smart men are wanted to
w gage 10 selling shckney's Varegsied Door Plate -
This IL OF the beat opportunities engage profit
bic business ever offered They sell exceedingly well
where they oave been Introduced Moot Of
making fifty dollars per month the business Further par
ucusrs will be given application personally By Ietter
postpaid to N. IL. srlokHEY. 1855 Wslerst NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

BOARDING e CHOOL FOR BOYS. MARSH,
DPrncipa Of the Brooklyn Grammar School, will receive
few young gentlemen into his family who will be restsd
with be consideration that IA years experience az teacher
fuggesE bich with pleasant and healthy home,
eLinsuctors lectures esiy Instruction In the languages
end careful nop raj and religious dulles Will Ills
toped secure thorough and uefu education For terms
reference &c apply address,. MARSH 213 Atlantic at.
Bfoollyp, LII Hu16 l5eod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
LATE PIEECE's HINsrRELs,
OLYMPIC,
40. AA4 BROADWAY, between Howard and
lN0wud uI-HONDAY, kugIsi 2 ard every night until
further rore The continued success Of this lumitSbe
Band Of Ethiopian Performers, tss Stamped hen The
pu- Ultra Of Ill Ethiopian serds Complying ccr1peny Of
thirteen performers under the direction OF J. rellowr
Itoy Will have es honor ot giving their original iniHsbs
entertainment, every hight until further no1cs.
Admission q cenEs. Doors opea att; Copceri a. n
Afternoon Concert on wEprEspkYs and sArUE-
DAYS, commencing sGSP.k su2isu
MINERVA ROOMs, 406 Breadway.-rhe
lFL .ebrasd young i'ish Nghun will give con-
h eveuir AID every evening during the asss
Ell by Mss Gilesnle Master Gillespie and Mr James Oh
espie who VIII p.ff I'm lhs Flute and Psno 81 the
zane line For psnlculsU see Programme aus lee
tpARNUNI,s AMERICAS mUsEUu.-P. z.
DBARnU1 kspsger and Propristor; JOHN GREEN
WOOD. Jr. Assistant Manager. The DhUNkARD sl
BE week commencing Monday, Aug % 10 consequence
ofhe ntEasc crowds that every lhrong The bssuu
mi ssoo ofihe Mufeum % vitrefs TIL abtofbng Drama
nr Bsrnuu viii presentTHE DRUNKARD no,noly every
evening Of this week. but also Saturday afternoon 10 the
Afternoon CONN ercing 81 O'Clock Songs daness, tbs
Larct shire Sell seTs and the farce OF TIL TAILOR
OF TAMWORTH The Negro Turning White, By are.
cent process OF his still here and NAV be seen Also,
Queen Adssice't Carrsgs, fans, The FAIRY ouesn, an
INN er ie Boo Contrctor he. Ever ing peormancssc0n
srce 81 n O'Clock Adiison Is cts children under 10
xesr, ~ ca AUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

SCHOOL FOR sALR wILLIAmsBURGa, L | -
- Jurthing caytchooi FOR boys averaging about 80
pupils with good furnIuTe, ia pleasant fiusuon low
rent Snd every ftcilty for making profitable good
school will be disposed Of the reasonable terms
Apply postpaid 70 L. H. WILCOX, U. S, School Agency,
29S Broadway. s125 2uss
THE MOUNT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
2i8 fouih.t corner Of Macdougal, facing Washing
ton square, GEO w. CLARKE, A ID ard JAMES FAN
MING A M. Principals opens Its Ei hh School year.
Monday the OH OF september 1880 Circulars may be OBJ
tanned l99 Broadway 80 Avenue and al the nshtu'
ZION. AZ 20
lOHN h. BILLMAN, Professor Of French aud
JSpanirh Languages, having few hours unemployed,
would be happy give Lessons 10 lew ladies and gene
man al their residences or al his residence 90 Var
rem At Terms moderate. sun 51eod'
MIR. AND MRS. KtDDRH give nouce thu thsr
WI Boarding and Day School young ladies' l0 eene-
at will reopen on Monday, the oh Of September
sn26 2G.w4wF
MRS, ID. WRIGHr's DAY AND BOARDING.
NtsChOOL ThiEiy-hTsl-st second door wen OF Broad
vay win DO re0pened on Monday next September
au26lw@.
AIRS BAILEY will 70 open her school on Monday,
Nl Sept g. al 10 Ca roll place, Beeeker-it aus lmE
* FOy ofae, School Adscvhsesess I'D Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

NNANTRD-A respectable young woman from 10 to Is
w years OF sge tske the OF invalid, who
cor fined en ely her bed Shs must understand washing
aud ironing neatly plain ,ewing and furnish ss,sfsctOg
testimonials TO character, &c also desited, BIS will
ling 10 from the city. Apply ct $50 Housons be-
tween the hours OF II and O'clock. au2i 2ds'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

WANTED-A situation by 9 neat aud tidy girl 20 do
w house chsmberwOk or 10 tske Of Children aud
bra. rate washer end ironer and good cook
EXPERIENCED chsmbeTmsc and fond Of children. IL willing
The county Can give good city reference. Peese call
223 Bowefy, an26 Ice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
CLOTHING.
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY

THE BEST PLACE TO BUY.
CLOTHING, AT WHOLESALE OR RERAIL. 10 n
Nthe Store OF P. L. ROGERS, &c FULTON-5T. al the
sign Of Gen Taylor sssert without hesitation, that my
stock Of Spring ard Summer Clothing the cheapest aud
varied both in style and prices that has ever been
offered for sale IN the city.
Dress and Frock Coats, from French ard English
Cloths. W 70 ~
Once ard Business Coats from Cashmere CsIhmerest
Tweed, Alapacca, and Lnen, &c. 81 90 10 7 20
Vests from plain and fancy SILKS, Satin, and
BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys Frock and Sack Goats. from Cloth,
Alapacca, Linen, IS to %
BOYS Jackets and Pants, nom or TO %
Vests, from Sllk Satin and Marseilles 30 to 90
Also splendid assortment OF Cloths, C1ssimeres and
Vestings constantly hand, and made az the shortest
notice. P. L. ROGERS, rs Fulton-st cor ofGod.
fuIl suit Of Summer Clothing for g. a2O 2mMWFh
CENTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMMER
wEAR.-Wm 7. Jennings Co. Diapers and Taions
Firsi quality ready made clothing, &c. 81 Brosdwsy
American Hotel solicit inspection OF heir sssortneni
of new and sessonsbls goods which In point Of richness
and variety far exceeds any previous offering commensu
rsie - II u with extensive additions TO The premises
which affords wider scope for their busnesn which they
Win eudeavor merit continuance Of the liberal psro
mage which has recognized their garments a. The most
economical and finished they In style but rarely
eqused and wilhal disposed Of at proysrbaly moderate
charges ms IT'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
mo All JOURNRYMEN SAIL MAKERs.-

ITO ALL JOURNEYmkN SAIL MAhEH9s-
Che undersigned, COMMITTEES app0a.eo 70 arsMs cen.
submit the following The Sail Makers Soceey OF me esy
OF New York, from which socisiy this eommuee were
appointed has been In successful about eghtesu
yes During that time 10 sole ooleet and aim nss esen
against Imposition Of every kind, IN MAINTAINING dignity
OF character all respectable ron bat there has bern
az evil gradually growing upon us, uni has become IN
intoersDle iMPosirioS-snd ne Inns az 1voo w.
viii become worthless 10 sll-excspt wealthy empoyen
Tho evil increased number OF apprentices WEAVE
seen with deep regret having az many ~ ano
Is APPRENTICES, and thereby oePrivns me MEN w,
inst proportion OF the work Can sny redecng nina MI
10 come the CONCLUSION NJ hs rsuo tnat me Isce -
eventually useless TO The journeylnon o. "a Guy
Consequently, sELf-PkgsEkyAIios "a CON ~
etv 10 sss resolutions they would not wsfk 10 ne en-
nov az person or who shs ake IN he or osh
smnlov an PPREsTIcg they having al The same nme f0o
This action has areeoy been resisted ~
oorion Of die employers, calls forth ibis com1nnes-
ion that gers from abroad may NOS be led sstsyb BY
any advertisement that has % may nefeaisl spPo voc
newspapers joorneymen Sail mskers, Tor 20 sssue
them there 10 s present 100 grs1' suppy n gooo
Weld eir rgh when those are fe.sonsbie and con-
slsrnL 10 men who well sfofc from me protu " her
busiuess 10 employ instead OF APPREsrcEA tor IL
DO sppsrent 20 me employsn wen n " ns msI-
TTcys a. by MEN this day. who VIII say that The reward
Of LABOR r wealfwo appeal 70 any rcasounbie nan 10
the merchant the employer, ~ ngn that hrseqasr
srs Of work VI ins c should oe done ~ ArtREs-
T,cEs. We mean act In this We have always
s1ted when our ehs inva<ed Ia lawful and psse-
sks manner and beB tho employers persist IN this sys-
selves si together nv POSSIBLE and appeal d.
reclly 10 the merchant for our support w w
S-Pspess friendly 10 the cause IN other cines viii
.HThs Z i !. CAMPBELL Con mus
New-York Nay Is, 1850 mylS~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
ApEE;S AMERICAN CAST STEEL WORKS
AT THE EOOT OF TWENTY.EOuG Th-ST.

last RIVER HEW-YORK.-The above WORKS are
Jpow In successful operation and the proprietor would
respectfully call the attention OF Maehuss and all consul
ners the article examination OF his Steel which no
warranted by The testimony OF tie principal machnisu
end edge tool mskers OF this city In recommending as fully
equal In every respect 10 any used In mis- country
full assortment OF the different sizes constantly on hand
hca the public respectfully invited TO call ard examine
nj tie office a. DANIEL ADELE
As eoSr ln7 yulfon-st v. v.
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Lrrr IrsrRAzer.-We in,ert DE foIlowins or.

respondence as alike honorable TO each Of the par
ties. And in this connection osnno. fail % te
impressed with the value and fitness Of Life In
surance 10 members Of the several profess ms. sach
as cergymen, teachers, clerks in public and pri-
vste establishments, and numerous other avocs-
tons, whose rs'ianrs ~ s1prort is upon an an
nuai sallls, Cat q 81 l. i. IS d..uit 10 retain any
considerable surplus over their expenses. For
such persons it is an Invaluable privilege TO be
able so TO invest their small surplus thst, in the
event Of their death their families will BE- sure OF
competent support.
Meanwhile, as 60 instance OF generosity and
goodwill, We hope that there are many religious
congregations in this city who have equally good
reason with lnat Of Mr.. Chaplin to Afford sinllar
proofs Of the merits OF their pastors and their own
appreciation of them:
kEw-YosE, MondEy. May u, 1850.
REV. AND DEAR Sra; We, the undsrsigned members o,
the Society under your pastoral charge wishing make
appropriate expression Of affection aud regard
ward ycuouf beloved and esteemed Pastor by means
testimonial will be worthy Of ourselves
and acceptable and useful you and your family have
procured Policy Of Insurance your he the amount OF
5000 In The United saies Life Insurance Company ofhs
City Tire Policy, duly executed yoa viii End accompany
ing this note, which we beg you 10 accept
Hoping and trusting that you nay be long spGed and
continued your present position Of great usefulness and
that our Heavenly Father VIII in His abundant goodness
bestow upon you and your family every needfll good,
We subscribe ourselves yours frsternslly
". 9. WENDELL, GEo r. PETERSON.
3. COOK, EDWARD y. FELLOWS
VIM GIICHHIsr. j. JACOB H.ISsES,
WIN USDERHiLL, j. :. b CLOSE
w. T. DIAN 9. DEtisnS is
J. s. RRDFIFLD, hOhIlMfh bhoNt
, HITCHCOCK THOMAS WALLACE,
AByER NyLLEg, LEaUEL SMITH,
GEO W. PLAT. ). w. BRANCH
To Rev. EDNUsD u. CHAfIS.
KEw-YoRK, Thursday, May l6. 1859. .
E,ES II is difficult for me 10 ind terms In which
10 express my acknowledgement Of the gin which have
received at your hands gin which, beyond s worth in
money has twolod value, reeffro much anxiety,
ard as an expression your regard The uncertainty
OF life the contingencies eta salary, and that custom which
prohibits Cergymen from seeking any other steady source
Of EN- nent renders such Policy almost the only pc
eun,arv provision which he make for his family and,
although your FREQUENT OF kindness make such sn ex
preston unnecessary az proof Of your affection and
esteem accept 1t generous reiseraiion OF the same
and az a new claim upon my gratitude and fshfdlness
In behalf ofmyself aud family then, with hesdlei mean
ing that no smcurt OF words could deepen, say that
thank you and Jay God ble,s you.
Aaectonaiely, your friend and PASTOR,
T. H. CHAPLIN.
To Messrs w s. Wendell L. Ceok, w. Gilehrist Jr &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

with throwing whitewash on persons passing theIr
house On seeing the officers enter their house
for the purpose Of srresting them, the old man
seized a pail of Stacked lime and threw u over
them. On searching MIN heavy sluns silot "aS
found in bis possession. They were locked up io-
examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
GENrLEMENs WEARING APPAREL

GENTLEMENS WEARING APPAKEL
CHARLES X. F0LWELL, Draper and Tailor
~ first quality work made 10 order 9ff Fuonst between
William and Cold Just purchased for cash. choice as
sorment Of clohs cassmeres and yesungs, which, with
low rent and selling for cssh, he 10 enabled TO make
per less than Broadway prices He has for the last
eight years enjoyed reputation even by those OF the
usde Of cutting the beat fitting garments and for taste
and style he win guarantee cannot DO boseu feeuaed
as lmr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

AccIpEEr.-A Eit'e son of u. q. Smith ahnrf
three and haf yeas ola while a, play. 'eH ron
the second stnfy rear w.acOw q thc uo.se -, ii-
man. ST. on "Wednesday evening, q distance Of some
fifteen or twenty feet into area and struck np0n
rough Tagging stone. The scull is badly irac.lr-
ed. and the physicians have small hopes Of his
recovery.
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