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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

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BIO the first, T think Mr. Webster is w6olll2
amistaken, and ii. he is not / am wiling te
Ssubnlit; and in regard to. the second /
Make the ground that when we e, eonourecd noun
athe Mexican people, we conquered their
Flaws. But Mr.. Glay's bill contains a, bro. I
avision as prohibitory as the, ,provEiso itself
aThe territorial legislature is denied the
fright to legislate at, all in respect to- Affri.
Scan slavery. IF masters slave ahsconds,
ano law can be passed by which he.may
arecover him. If he is manned. te.ean
ahave no damages for the injury. IF he Is
adecoyed from his .sts-i service, or harbored by
aa vicious neighbor, he is without a RENE.
ady. A community Of shareholders NAV
8desire to make laws adapted to their ne: e
zculiar wants in this respect, but Conoress. a,
aby this compromise of Mr.. Claws denies
Z e.. ~ r. - - mn M4ls"s
lsleih lae ilsnl As2ao @ SO. iney snah In not y
3ieglslate 5y1gI III regard 70 Arlcan slavery:
sWhat now becomes OF the hypoenhcal
seant ABOUT the right OF thepeople to regu-
slate @ tnelr own affairs IN their owTlways
lth tnese 1acts before Us, IL pee ONES
US 10 inquire now much we give and now
~ Smucn II, we take IN Young LOT MT; Clay 8
spllL. we admit California, and, being|
sonee sn' the question IS settled SO lar as
5she is concerned. we can never get herl
Tout by any process short OF a2dlssoluhen)
ssof the Union. we give up part OIL
3taJo ad nv ss,ao n"e s,se = pesgh.!
t;d J ,v,ess a., ar ssI,;ds a,s o.s
aiI - g.n.u 81. .us soi.1es Ia an..y iisel
aa ao.A a. ~ {. az. 't1si g Sus ~ Wssss, q s
49, osoapo lien eleo.s. Jus IM .iusn ael
gnad me aow onas,,,e,,t Mnae 10 we we a s1al
37 5ftos s -. a.. NJ W.. s so tl
s;tS I daa,a ] ra.;an e at os LIZ .pa ase;,,a
Ia,rsadS I Sch, 5,s , s6s i,,.s @ gss ri ~ ~ III
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It;on sasf5sf ;fosGss gs....sos
Subject 5of II slavery, and with q s5ddiishnefa
threat constantly hanging over us thatift
|ge attempt to introduce slaves againsts
these prohibitions, the Wilmot proviso will !
Sbc instantly applied for our more effectuals /
exclusion.
"Such is the compromise. Such is theI
proposed bargain. Can you, fellow-citi-ss i
3zens, expect me to vote for it? Willy youE
demand of your Representative to assist;
lin binding YOU hand and foot, and turning.
3you over to the tender mercies of theI
sFrce Soilers?
a1. .:a:l $50 -, -. no.,;no ho+to
t1,n - tb;s ' Rnt W Is that I snv sufIic;snt ron
sa,. us . .h,n,S - ',"ta =, :. o,,rsalnss
|re Re- WY W.; hosat "s u ,,,;tI roShsrs M wbo ars
- a,d ai oese. m,' auDD 'n,,,s+ W. n.ads 10 4
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
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NoLUMExY3
Naliibcr 20. s

sany mans lead, nor suffer myself be-
saWedby any general eptcry, confess
myself not inseasibfe to the applause of:s
smy countymen. III q great crisis Ike
THE present. men: must act, responsible
2taust be taken, and he is. not ft TO be trlsr
fed Who stops in the discharge Of his higlS
3asftsss eSant oral cpsss. -
b |SIIss' 81 -!
and modfc ssIs ghf: Ib,feTee eonciled
ito its support These g hass nsi hope Of
and I therefore expect fosaots
|againstit it. Like the fatal. Missouri com. !.
|promise, it giyesup everything and Obtains
nothing; and like that and all other com
promises with the North it win BE- OBJ =
served, and its provisions maintained, just
so long as it suits the views of northern (,
men to observe and maintain them, and
then they viii be rupulouAy ahsnssI
|doned. ~ ~ 1917
at will give me great pleasure to find
myself sustained by my constituents, in ]
aaeyotes / intend to give. MY head, my
heart, my every thought and impulse ad-
monish me fhst anu right, and / cannot
doubt or hesitate. s.. y;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
The TARIFF Ru1N.-Wesclio
'lowingitem from the Baltimore p

whig paper.
"The Cincinnati Price c
an enumeration of the ?
Manufacturing establish -
tern Valley, with the
which it appears that IT,
operation eighty.nine ..,s
and the additions to bes.t9c
lin Cincinnati and vicip
number to near oneghu=
The Pennsylvania, g..
Cotton lords of Lowell ".
hard times, aud begging g
Them o alittle more PR,
singular fact that new
going into operation e.
West" s::.5
1 The only thing we als
shappens to be the o,aT )
Spurchase-a coffin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

A MATTER OF TASTE. abolition
editors contendingabout the. amount Of
Humility which they possess, the one
boasts that he never passed a negro with.
!out speaking to him; while the other
claims precedence3on the ground that he
mot only speaks to every negro that he
|sees, but absolutely kissed a colored
|lady at a camp-meting A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

5rtaIsy-t- -.,s H. haye heen taldI
sthat if the South refuse to Ito the|
sgalling insults and outrage5 1ongs of
1.-THE North, the President will; call out the
snayal and military power Of the nation,
sand reduce us to snbmissi ion: When Cali.
sfornia asserts hetindep denee, and sets
supsher Republic on the Pacific, wesshall
Asee how quick the President will beto use
athis same military and naval foree IN
$bringing her back to her allegiance.
HThese threats have no terrors for me,
a Gas could respect the reckless and
abold robber who, unmasked, presents MS
q pistol and demands my money or my life,
aabove the petty, but expert pickpocket
sswho looks complaisantly in my face while
sahe steal my purse,--so Fcan l@respeet7the
adashing. and daredevil impudence Of the
NWilmot proviso, which robs the South
saand takes the responsibility, above the
Mlittle, low, cunning, slight.ofhand scheme
(which robs us Just as effectually, ant
&leaves us wondering how the trick wa
@performed.
& $50 long as Iremain in your service
3 Afellow-citizens, I will represent you faith
Hfully, according to my best judgment i
Mgreat emergencies Ike this, i feel tue nee
Eof your counsel and support, It woh
Hgiye me pain, if any important vote Q
Mmine should fail to meet your approbt
Etion. Whilst | shall never follow blind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
u Board of Assistant Aldermen.

Z -
Prcsent-Assistant Aid. Judson, Haley, Boyce
Barr Webb, Ackeman, Crane, Francis, Smith, Nip, Sam
mis-. Ward Alvori
TIE President being absent, on motion, Assistant AID
ALNoSp was appointed Presdcntp pro TEN.
An ordinance from the Board OF Aldermen IN relation 20
the Election Districts several Wards ofhe City, amended
by fixing the poll Of the 81 District Seventh Ward, at t5Z
in place OF 1862 Chersl. then motion of Assistant
AID Webb, coucurred in By the following vote 4&yna-
tireAsssiapt Aid. Judson Haley, Boyce, Barr, Webb.
Alderman, Crane, Francis, Smith Kip, Semms Wand.
Alyori-lS.
The Board then on motion. adjourned FROM the min.
utes. RICHARD SCOTT, Clerk,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Board OF Aldermen.
OFFICIAL
StHclAL siSslOS.-Fmp.7. o., a. 49,
Mnr..nn 49,. Il =, p, ~.

IT ANIA = shsslON.-Fk,pa7, Oct IS lst1
Pres ent.-Morgan Morgans, Esq, Presiden,
Aid Gniin Dodge, Wood, Oakley, Chapman Stnlb Ran
Haws Miller Cook, Bard, Deamaler and Frsnkin' ''-'
The President sisted that The Board hsi been eonvenef
for The purpose aknx h.y change thai might deemed
necessary IN relation to designating Polls Of Election or
the appointment of inspectors for the approaching election.
WLercUpon AID, Haws presented Tue following resolu-
non which was adopted, VIZ
Re,ored That Horato Reed be- and he s hereby appoint
ed an Inspector Of Elections for The Third District Tenth
Ward in the plsce OF Richard Ls,ty, resigned
The Prcs,deu. then announced thai the Board stood al
ouned until the frs, Mondayin November NJ o'clock N
D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
Texas-Peacc or War.

HousroN, Texas, October 49, 1859.
To IRE Editor Of The Tribune:
AS the period approaches for testing by popu-
lar vote the question Of acceptance rejection o.
the lPearce boundary compromise, public scnti'
ments gains strength IN ITS tdror. You may set
it down in your political calculations that the
citizens of Teas scW accept the bill by at least
atwothirds vote,--notwithstandiug the influence
of cur Military Governor and few aspiring poll
ticians. Texans are not backward in fighting
when they have any thing of a tangible nature
to fight for but they will not fight for mere alb.
stract theories and against their fellow citizensof
this glorious UNION, Of which. though one of the
youngest we claim to be one Of the most loyal
integral parts. Yours truly Solo.
~ Dear correspondent we never had
doubt of the conclusion You indicate. If
Texas had been offered Ten Millions for
the line of 800 North, she would have
jumped at it, Her People are no FOOLS
but as to their ioy0ltb we beg you MT to
dwell on it. Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

ROARDING.-A pleasant front room,
4 on TIE second floor with board may be had by apply
ing at G8 Varick.st near ST Johns Park Free use of
BATHfNG-ROOM. for warm, cold and shower baths IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

SILVER PLATED TABLE, TEA
- and SALT SPOONS, FORKS, LADIES, ke, Twenty
gross for sale cheap and worthy the afternoon OF ai.e1
Hotels and Dealers. Also Gold and Silver Watches TWO
Pianos Platform Scales, Sixbarreied Revolver tour
Paintings &c Cash advances Merchandise aud fe.-
scnal Property Al al kinds. |. f. JONES, 80 AAn-e'
81 cond hoOr W ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

Css Nineteenth Ward.-The Wing electors of the
Nineteenth Ward requested 10 at The house o Der
nard Thinness Fify.nntist between Second and Third
avg. on MONDAY evening, Get Is, at u O'clock 10 re-
spond the nominations OF the Charter Congressional u
dietary Assembly and School Conventions. BY order OF The
Ward Committee. HIRAM A. MAYNARD, Chn,n.
q. w JAeuES, Secy. OPS 2rsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
NEW VILLAGE OF HERMANN

NEW VILLAGE OF HERMANN
ISVILLE-ONLY S25 for n HOMESTEAD Farms
wor over ssoo and eo LOTS TO be distributed . among
Zee itc each or PRIZE FARM offrom 10 20 acres
Tie shares limited III S5-payuble-S when subscribed
for s. on dpy Of disiruo .9 and balance in iaGy ~
and sec shares are taken tue distribution VIII be
announced. ,,.,-- =,
one uie OF Lake Road Station, on the Long lsihd
Railroad. county Of suffolk and % miles from the elty o.
NeWYoTk. Ii is ollie healluest places III ie United
States. within ole NIT OF toaohhoma i1aAe Wiiicil IL IL
tie midst OF extensive forest and three niles IN CIR
cunivTeuce ci s'nste trans anu , o. ~
VIII az abundance uisli Tie yAase Is b9l llles as,
tan; ftom tie great South Buy. which i miles wide and
30 miles loDg atudauy supplied with oysters clans, and
Tie iaes VII produce As much per with the same
cultivation. as any land within fifty mics OF NewA OH
Tie Suffolk County Agricultural Socitty al meeting on
18th September 1850 awarded premiums Tor The PFodc
We have iust received tie following letter from Mr.
Weeks Tie Postmaster ii Thompson few mites from
HomamSiiie tie saIne klnd OF Land, WINCH SPEAKS oT
'4's"' rCorvI THOMPSON STATION, Oct. 10. 1850.
THOMAS WOOD Esq.-DrHr Sir: Hereby certify that
lie scrub oek or pine auds adjoining tie Loug Island Rail-
road al Thompson Stations and that have more sui lar
ger that exhibited III Suffolk County Fair and TOOK Tue
premium and reserye Them Tor my own use also have
grown The second years cultivation Que hundred and
premium. ls'4'e'l A0u's ''u'S' ? NJ A WEEKS
To THOMAS WooD. l1G John-st. n Y
Hrmannye is located on the borders OF the Long Island
Railroad where cars several times day to broohiyl
and New-York The surface OF the land s smooth and lev
ell and tie surrounding country perfectly heailly and
within few miles of this place highly cultivated and 'ala,
nbe having been settled for more than $50 years, and
Were similar lands sell from $50 to 500 per acre
The distribution viii be made by Committee 10 oe i Sc
perso Tayg the first choice VIII be entitled for 50 only
10 20 acre Farm worth 81 0O0 the second 10 al IL acre
Farm worth $500; the third IS acre Farm ,voTtn sOg'
The iii II acre Farm worth S7c0 tie 9Th, + acre arm,
worth $500; Tie 9th. 10 Farm worth stVi me ~!
and 9Th each Furm. worth 500 the gth igin ao
llth each Fam worth $500 the I'm l3n, i9.'
and 18Th each acre Farm, worth $50; lie loin ti;
18th 18th and 20th each Farm worth SOU ana 81
tie others VIII be each entitled City Lots each . O lp
feet excepting Hose obtaining The two ase 5E @
who viii be entitled 10 Farm of acrcs WORTH Sg ana
one Of 10 acres, worth $500 Apply lie THOMAS WOOD,
Slaticner, III John-st Pearl. where maps ana pam
ple,s Of the property, and any other Information can NC
obtained and products of the land seen 90 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
mo SHIPPERS OF PAPER, DRILLS

Il SHEETINGs Gc.-CLEVELAyD a - 90 90 es to
ver-st are prepared to compress the ABOVE so0''S
save from IS to 50 per cent measurement. et each
Blankets already in bales reduced y e1 he Ishnus
ao P gen.b s and sod description Of az
and restore spoted and dasged g1o az Usual and hp
value Goods from auction atierdS' " 40 % lneodis'
ned with pYompsneGs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
r7rNfechanics' Institute, IO5 Bowery.-Cla:
POLITICAL, NOTICES.

~ The Members of The Alliance are hereby
requested their headquarters this (SAIUhDAf)
evening, AT n O'Clock Per order, 1, ~.
T,rurp q err Soc'v o2G II"
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

voe. Many TRIBr Ne is PUBLISHED
TIE .v Ss MORNING SUNDAYS szo .' ri, :, :.
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srrni ia sdys}' . 81 q Tires 0oiar' in advance r.
y, 9S a aS s9cs @ oqany , Ng.. higher I tsg
P19sFa I'VE TT;59pe are allowed anv dile'enee
rar sEnl.yYEEALY TRIBUNE
-. a ~very Wednesday, and Satg,etay 'norniug-
y goG ~ =, aunum Two copies for * Ten for a2o
Pne Gsyss ~ cents n ne each oseroos
THE NEw.YORK TRIBUNE
FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
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Thirteenth Assemhl, nistrict-E1r

To Thirteenth Assembly District-FrrrEEHTH
WARp.-.it a meeting OF The Fifteenth Ward Wing Com
mittee TO nominate Member OF Assembly for this District
held Constitution Hail. ESQ Boad av ON THURSDAY even
ing. tie 2ith inst JOSEPH b. YARNUAi Jr was uuan
mousy nominated the Wing candidate for Member OF
Assembly represent the Thirteenth Assembly District in
the next Legislature By order of the Nominating Com
mittee AUGUSTIN AYERILL, Chairman.
WM. 6. STERLING, Secretary. o6 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

A Good Cook wanted, who understands
IAher business she must be Protestant and bring r
recommendation from her last employer. Apply at 32
Peurl.st between the hours OF and y O'clock o5 IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
DRY GOODS.

STILL ANOTHER NEW LOT OF
CHEAP FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS, OF every
variety and kind, has been received at HlTCHGoCK
st which embraces large stock of plain Black Walered
Changeabe. Striped Pluid and Brocade SILKS, in every
variety OF shade, color, and guilty;
PRINTED and PLAIN DE LANES and CASH.
MERES, of the most elegant styles, and as low us EVEN
ONE SHILLING YARD -
FRENCH MERINOS aud PARAiATTAS OF The most
desirable STYLES, and az low as Gs yard.
Elegant WORSTED PLAIDS for dresses, Is well as
clildrens wear, and Of various qualities
o arge stock Of Cnlicocs De Lnnes and Cashneres for
GENTIEMENS DRESSING GOWNS
FANCY GOODS of VARIOUS KINDS, as Lace Capes,
Collars. Vaepcienes Collars and Cuffs
ALEXANDERS BEST KID GLOVES Ladies' and
Gents Pocket handkerchief, Hosiery, Crayas, Under
LONG and SQUARE sHAWLs, of every kind and
CL0AKs, SACKS and MANTlLLAs Of every desira.
bic a6Te as ySve Sh Mer WIN ana GSh DRAprRrEs
WOODEN BLANKETS and QUILTS, SHEET Z, NJ {, ana
SHRTINGS LINENS and MpSLINS, MouRNiNG
a lady or family can want in the DRY GOODS LINE,
which they guarantee sell ut the very lowest rates
~ TERMS CASH, and one price, without variation.
CHEAP DRY OODS.-Thesu subscriber
Obegs respectfully inform his friends and the public
that he is opening at his new store ~ SPRlN&sPREEI
sornlent of British, French, and Domestic DRY GOODS,
among which win be found splendid assortment OF Black
Silk French and English Mernos, Paramattas, Coburgs,
De LANES French and English Prints, &c. &c.
SHAwLs SHAwLs! Long and square Broche tIAWLS,
"A, Ga, 81, lO4; Tartan Long and Square Shawls,
printed Cashmere and Mourning Shaws IN every variety
real Bath and Whitney Blankets Flannels &c, with an i'm
Domestic Goods Of description h
sery Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, Trimmings, &c at prices
which defy competition.
70 No deviation from first prices. Calls respectfully
solicited Observe the No. l' SPTng street 1 d93r Dc
o26 2ta Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
& A7yT PLACES.


SIS HousEkEEpER or MATRoN, IN CITY
a or Countrr. bv an experienced American Lady fully
coge 70 ns5ss4G4 M at 5s be e ea9aa 5s Win
rrnnsaiior Tie hest Of references given aud
re uired Inquire Of Re-. w r Gordon, ~ Analyst
o26 lw1
As CLERK, in a Produce Commission
IA House by Young men, years Of age Who mas beea
in e above bus ris herast yeir reference from ias en-
poyers. Address J " al His Office o-o<l,
as CHAMBERMA1D or WAITER, by q
"A Scotch Protestant Woman Applyuora side 0ftwen-
-. econd. ST. first door east Of Seyenthav. o~o y
as CHAMBERMAID and hrst-rate Washer
z aud Ironer, by respectable Protestant girl IN
private family has the best city reference ron ON nE ta
fyeatehst corner Thrday tlrd floor, front room "
A Protestant Girl, without relative IN
"A The cor-ry desires situation as Chambermad.
TO take care OF Children give good references rom her
last place Address /. W. Box 2,3I2 I. u 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

~ Loss of Hair can be cured or preven,e.ihy ~
nSs u boeLEs Hyperion Fluid When the early ns9if
sn"hs % fadneGs appear, il checks their procr
~ strengthens and beantihes the hair and has been knou
~ eoTe 1t when al hopes of recovery were lost Sold
' iuYeniel WILLIAM BoGLE az Westinghouse RosnnS
S s ~ b. Saade 100 Pulton.st RIishton Cars :
~ Nv and rs Broadway New-York usi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

fV~ Phonography.-T. c. LELAND, Reporter and
Teacher, 80 Annst Clrows) or 81 west IwehtysAulst
o&6 meud7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

~ Seventh Ward.-A! u meeting OF the regular
Wing Nominating Committee OF the Seventh Ward. the
following ticket was unanimously nominated 10 be sup
ported at The coming election:
on assistant -itdcrMaa-John B. Webb.
Fer AssesSorS-A. $. W Van Andersen. jas NJ. Tuhill
For Coastaties-Jos W Jones, John NJ. Waite.
For School CommiSsioRer-O Oliver Z. Hewlett.
Fd i'uSiee-Dayid b. Keller
Fer Inspectoy-.o ohm T. Bremner
For Inspectors Of Elections
lst District-Thos. Z. Sutton, Lawr Pridham
I'd Dstrict-Harvey Watson. Jr. Eben w. Morgan.
Sd Dis'Tct-Aibert Morehouse, John Barry.
ga Dtstrict-John C. Bays Joseph T Mills
5M Djsbict-Chares s Roberts, VIM P Knapp
GA District-Harinan Tremper, VIM, s. Wait.
7M Djstfict-Heman Boyd. VIM Clark
THOS. WILLIAMS JR Chairman
EBEN W. MORGAN Secretary. o25 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

BLOOMS TO LET, with BOARD, suit
Il q able for GENTLEMEN and their WIVES, or SIN
GLE GENTLEMEN, al l+5 Hudson-5t opposh ST Johns
Park. Reference exchanged. % Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
N CLOSET AND PLUG

EXTRA NEW B UCKW WHEAT
BIafgAI neatly packed in barrels, halves quRrter and
bts also in and bags Of 80 and Is be each Dat
ard Graham Meal in Ike packages Extra Saperfne Flour
Of tie Hiram Smith, Richardson and Hopeton bruldg-
These articles ell warranted Of choice quality md are
offered for sale quantities suit Orders from the South
and East accompanied with city reference viii meet With
prompt attention ]. I. 4 ]. g. FROST,
% zm3tawis III Frontst. door below Peek-eip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

UpOUNTY LANDS.-Blank Forms
II Just published, by the subscribers complete set Of
Blank Forms for making application for M LASs
cnraons and adavi and also instructions for proceed
ing under the law Printed and for sale by
BELL Y GOULD, Law Statoners,
1853 Nnssall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
BOARDING.

BOhRD.-A private family, residing in
. lcgteel ocation, wes. OF Broadway would Ike to
accca.Itocate $40 or t-ee Young gentlemen with
lie coEd fooF viii breakfast and tea, ana DINER On
Surtavt PIRATE rarior and Of piano. BE- md NJ
anv i.He Terms moderate. Address O. P c. this Office
as ST.
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RI Teachers, AssociatiOn.-4

70 IVVVHVFS fNHUVIVtKVII' ,5y1TTyb NJ, ,rT>-Co .
this body viii be held at 4 O'Clock IHlS EV hNNu III
The Trustees Hall corner of Grand and Elm Business
ofimportance to be transacted. L. HAZELTlNE, fres't
II. W DuNsHEE Sec'y. o@o IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

EARY GOODS.-Most complete assort-
~ of Ladies', Gents and Chidren's DRESS
GOODS to be found in the city. G. NJ BODINE,
o26 lmf 323 Grand-st. cor. of Orchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

r.. Notice.-Rcv J. A. CARY viii preach in The West
RefSrmed Dutch Church. corner of BleecScun Morton ss
on SUNDAY EVENING, Oct q, al II O'Clock. The pub
lie are respectfully invited TO attend. o26 IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

clar attention 10 the prosecution claims Bounty Lands
eader the recent act Of Congress Having competent
Agentm Washington 10 attend to presenting the claims he
~ll lose no time in procuring warrants,
HENRY D. SEDGWICK, Attorney and
oS lmiseod& 21nDv Counsellor al Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

TeOARDING-To let, with beard, a
-RJS ARE PLEASANT ROOM, with pan;ries attached
suitable br gentleman and wife single gentlemen
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