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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, ETC.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.
A D. GRIEFF & co., No. 2, 3: 20 and a Old
100 bbls. TaElors Albany Als'
g f 6arrss b Bssi1i Ne laS u CIDER;
Ig5 B bbis S SSs@Ra Ggdef TViNEGAR;
5 s5 ard S casks sS A SsS YOI BSE32dy and Gin
400 b6s Reciiiifed WHISKY llIs
500 boxes staf CANDLES;
loo Lemon sYRUP, iUnderwood's and Miller's.
100 ., Assorted PICKLES, UnderwoOds, Wells
s9 6aii S Tl; %5G dIs RS9 il Vines yIilpsssF
70 uerces sugar Cured HAMS, Stage Shay, Evans
500 k ~ S TVes,is eL0' brrTrER.
ioj b9Ses, RAlsISs; ~
100 Pbls. No, 3 MACKEREL, newi
300 reams Straw PAPER;
W. hali chests Pogehong Ga, papers to the p;
Also Imperial and GunpOwder Teas, Rio and Havana
Coffee Spices, etc, all Of which will be sold the
lowest naTket prices. YSo
Il r. +. NICHOLS Il co Is Camp street, importers and
dealers Wines Liquors, Foreign Fruits, have hand
the following brands; j. nenessy, Oard, DuPuy Il Co.
Jean Louis, l'ne Castlon j. Fraud, OF the following
CHAMP AG NI!S-Heidseick Red Eagle. Clquot schnei,
der, DucaI Grape and other well known and established
oRT-sandoman's, Osborn, oaley, Weborgles, in wood
snERKlEs-P Raeayq and Echecopar, in wood
and glass; AmOntl.adO anu Golden, IN glass;
INCONSISTENCIES Rudeshemer, Johannsiberger, Spark.
ling Hook and Moselle wines;
PGKss AND SAT CEi5@ 5E5ps w BSaE%ss, Wells
oR m gS rg9TyPs SS Psrr9 Woce;te Sauce ETC.
NY,fs1Wgnqts, Fberls, Pecans, Brazil, etc;
hihONoluJ sacks prime soltsheied Almonds, 81 boNe
| RAISTNS@iVJ5 boxes prime MR. and London Layers;
OlltS - Essential Gus, Peppermint, BergamoE, Lemon
Orange etc. Jei7
i9LnKsS :, osnqg Brandy, Jamaica Rum, and Irisl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

Below is account Of another child saved. Dr. Town.
ends Sarsapara has saved the lives of thousands c,
lfeu The following two certificates selected from aIea
1Umber received tusweak:
New YORK, April !, 1917. ,
Dr 10tcRSeHd-Dear Sir: One Of my children was yery
aGk with GunAer in the Mouth and Throat attended with
reaE debility It came dying; obtained some Of youf
excellent medicine and cured directly for which assure
you feel very grateful. foun, respectfully,
ELtEAEETu EoNIER 2 IlpEhrogsss gtrset
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

r. "A. COMA NI"S
soda, SarsapRriIln and Mineral water
M9.NLFfCYORT-25 GirOa street,
r A GON ANT respectfully informs his friends and I've
= n EIDIG Ihal be SUI continues y Manufacture SODA
E5RSAPARiLLA, MEAD AND MINERAL. " A.
LtS at the above establishment, and warranted egr ITO
any u Europe or America. A supply constantine SUI
at Wholesale and Retail. ~ Orders from the
promptly attended 10, and carefully put up to shpfn
Of from to 10 dozen. rnIg1 n
CTrPSPPIlrs,G, BLEEDING, LEECHING AND
I'd 'o5 :as, 'F%Ssf 5Sis ~
sale and Retail No. u rod street. NeyCrsans. jys 3ra
,.,,r, TENT MANI FACTORY.
s'HE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
L those bound to the gold region to his large stock
usNIu ana slry articles, such every variety OF Wa
4nu Other TENTS, with Portable Tent Poles canvass
fALh HAblbES; Potable GAflT BEDS, weighing about
Two pounds canvass TRAF YELLING BAGS, etc. all Of
"hlHH uU oilers at fair prices, md any luarir Those
"EhE lne'r articles water yDOtei be accommodated
anu Y " customers who prefer to do their waterOGi-
R me subscriber VIII receipt and guarantee the
ig' eVHt 10 any other process. Fail and Purchase ROPES
o. every description siCed and iurn she'd FlAGS ofeyey
desert gn made lOurder and neatly repaired. Every esc.
! uohoi Wood aHd irout rameA VIKINGS, TARPAULINSE
etc., made ana warranted proof against or miIew.
"A. CASSIDY,
corner Canal end Magazine gts., entrance on Cau.L
| tended To-. nj
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10
10000 GASEs OF GESE3R2tA A LrS9E EBBGttYIf AMI

NEw YORK, April ., 15f.
y)y Turn sspd-I verify believe that your SarsauGnla
has bsn he means through Providence Of saving my lie
have for several years had bad cough 1t became
and ,ycTsa All last raised large quantities Of blood, had
niTht sysas and greatly dehiated and reduced and
f no EXPECT 10 live. have only used your Sasapuntt
a5or time and there has wonderful change been wrought
IN me am able walk ali the city. raise no
blood and my cough has lett me. on can well imagine
mai am thankful for these results. Your ODD servant
WM. RUSSELL, o. Cstharine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10
sADDiIflRR WAREHOUSES,
sF.S~y rs, Nos, 80 AND % Common Ut,

l5sfS W &ShTTH N BROTHER, man. 5az4ts x
Siss4i-AAs D ~ uactufers and dealers in SAD
Dies u NESS Of every stYe and quality, w0ulr
call the attention OF Merchants, Planters ami others el
large and well assorted stock made and selected especially
for this market, comprising yarey Of saddles
se Coach, dig, Buggy, Wagon, Cart and bray Harness
skirting. Harness. Band and Top Leather; Hog SKINS
Deer sheep aud Goat skins; Brdles Marnsa TruHks
Whips, BITS spurs, Stiuups etc Also Mil and Gil
Band Saddiers Tools and Trimmings Carriage Trimmings
etc. all OF the best quality and al the lowest prices
auaO SMITH y BROTHER, 20 and o. Common ST.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
SADDLES, BRIDES, BITS, SrlRRuPS, etc., O
~ every description -. INDIA RUBBER -
CLoTAING o. all kinds. AN BEEg, II, II a'as&as
Lows, TABPAuLEs, SADDLK. BAGS. TENTS, SrlA@dkik
India Rubber TENT Cloths, OF all sizes, for sale by
tylO SMITH s. BROrHEB 81 Common 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10
PTGMNEs AND AND % RAATHBiNG APPPAH,ATUs, a.

sgTIR ET Sav Err no; - CAMP
and large assortment of Brass Cocks, various 81.
Force and Lift Pumps Beer PUMPS, ETC., etc; "AtA
Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs Shower Baths. Ia
Also, laying and repairing Lead Pipes: Sheet Lead wool
Of every description Smp Steamboat work promptly
ont up and repaired, AL orders nrnmpty atteude
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

Dr. TOloRsgnd-DeaT Sir: | have suffered terribly tOr
nine years with the Rheumatism considerable of the time
could eat, sleep walk. had the distressing
pans, and my limbs terribly swOeC. have used -four
bottles OF your Sarsaparia iney have done
thousand dollars wortho good am much bet
er-indeed entirely reiey ed Nou liberty Use
this for the benefit Of the afflicted. YOu respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

SAIT-3OJ sacks Factory filled [iVerpooi stored Salt fo
- sale, eX ship 90 Hero OF Sidon.' ' "
an2 JOHN TOoLE. 25 Bank Place.
/ lGCORS-Fine old Cognac in bond and in store; ia
: maiea Rum; fine Old Scotch Whisky; Old B0urbSH,
s3i Nv, ARTHUR co. % and % New Tevae.
II Acoustics and Shoulders in birds. and tiercas for
ID sale by $500 "
81 /. w. ARTHUR & GO. % and % New Ieyee.
ILLINOIS FIOJR-A supply always on hand aud Tor
7ala by IOi Iml FERD. KENNETH & co
NNIONS-5Gbb ls from ship r. D. Sheppard
~ SD A +. COCHRAN n 90. m about iOulass Al.
| - sS 4. T. HART K C1' y Tsboupt,ulns st,
tGAFs;,goo 60 f9g Hayons and over gISde, ot ali
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

4 'NNFUN NlNUEfi--97 eu-r7. =
~ sc 4, y. COCHRAN Is 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
The (ubaneers.

The Mar Orleans Delta the 23d Of May pub
fishes the following list of the officers engaged IN
the late expedition against Cardenas:
The First Regiment which was organized and
sent of, vas that of Kentucky de propaganda
HJeytada This regiment left April %. IL was
commanded by the following officers
Col Theodore OHsrs, Breve Major OF the U. $. Army
and late Major In the Comnisssries Department Lieut.
Col John Y Pickett late L. Consul Al Turks Island !
Msjor Thomas Theodore Hawkins late OF the q y Army
6h Infsntr) Captains Hardy. date OF "a Kentucky w
mntsers) Logan tlHe OF the L ). Army) hsrroI o inc
Vougeurs) Winston, (ate OF the l6h lnhntryl; Lelt'
Dean Johnson James Knott McGuthn, THUS h07y, sni
Voolfolk This Regiment consists OF from lhree 10 our
hundred ttror all kenwckisns They l-f IN one shlo
There others OF the Regiment who !et siac9 TO Join
their command but We have not treir names aud sades
This Second Regiment that OF Louisiana which len
NAV q lbs con msnded by Col C Wheat, member
Of the bar Of this city, and formerly OF Nash Col
Wheat was an officer In the Mexican aud on tho iis-
bsndment OF his regiment which was enlisted i'r Twelve
months raised independent corps which served ihfOngh
The campaign. Lieutenant Col ". I'll NJ ssisslppan
OF he Il Mississippi Volunteers, who had lost an arm a.
Beuns Vista Msjor J X Hayden Adiutant + Fisher;
Surgeon stull Assistant surgeon Jusephsi -
ians Cuen Henry o. Foster HIulou, McCorRlck Colin,
Brsckinbridge J c Davis A w Marsh, Abner c Steede,
J c Howard; Lieuteusuts Duncan. X Scout McOunegls
Thee Byrd. Dennet l.. Jones, Foev, Parish, motifs
FXon nj ehe. Morgan, Sartan and three hundred anu
fifty rank ard he =,
Tile last egiment which ef this port commanded by
Colonel n Bunch formerly member Of Congress rom
Tennessee with Peer Smith. son OF Judge Pnckney ntn,
all able gentlemen II Mississippi whose names we
have not been able TO obtsin In full
We have not pretended 10 accuracy or tulness
in this statement our main object being To vindI-
date the character Of the men engaged in the en-.
terprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

Tiele has been q god d-al OF q1es'oning
ls,eiy. conce-liuc the necessity of California em'.
r-aris ohtaiuinv passports Those who 20 by the
Isau.asor Overland routes o.. course need no s}e'
cLl protection, out or all Sho msy visit other parts
it is better to be prepared. A. there IS a possib
ity thatso may trust to documents which will be
Of 10 avail, we publish the following extract from
printed circular from the Department of State
Persons who leave the country, expecting to obian pass
poris while abroad from the Diplomatic or COnsialr
Arefis the United States liable TO disappoinmsnIi
r,suucb a. il The OF hose Agents 10 observe me
utmosi IN granting documents IN the nAIute OF
certificate Of citizenship 10 nose persons ohy WI SIC
certainly known TO be entitled 10 them and II u some
tnr difficult II mpTacucAble, 10 procure proof OF THIS
fact i1 foreign country.
IeIufcaies Of citizenship passports issuing from the
Stale the Judicial or The MUNICIPAL unc
ouses OF country no, recognized Nv The ocers
OF foreign and if the DlDomauc sud Con-
of tie United States called upon 10 cefy
10 the huhrnucit, such documents they cannot d. th
h rues and rciunares AID 10 their respective sigma
i.s and a Office which Is indis pensaby necessary
IN he csse Of every such certificate.
We also publish for the information of all con
cerned, the following letter from the Secretary Of
State, dated Washington, March 30, 1919
DEPARTMENT or STATE. WAsHiSGToN,
March ~. 1919. {
MR. ARNOLD BuFFUM, New-York Cuy-S,r: la reply
to ,Cur letter % Ne IAN Inst Inc Subject OF appointing
Clek IN New Nok CITY, % receive sop cations and idr
u,h passports persons who emgranZ 10 Ca OnlN
Lave to n form you they cannot be i'susd ,o@ tbs
Dcy0rfmenL until me EeccsgrI JvG Of cseHs1 ms Oeeh
vsored ezamiaed 70 zee ne dPieaaf' are entitled 70
rsccte hers
AIN, sir respectfully your o6edient servant
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
Lower snndusl.y, Ohio.

To Ae Editor Of The Tribune
/ wish to correct an erroneous statement made
by your Washington correspondent ms published
in The Trt,ne and other papers, as to the extent
of the lands il the Town Of Fremont, formerly
Lower Sandusky.l Ohio affected 10y a recent de-
cision OF the Supreme Court # the United States,
IN the case Of Boswell rs Dickinson and others.
It is stated that tue decision involves the title 70
al the lsnd in which the Town Is biut which IS
very great mistake. TIE truth IS. that bat rery
small 50rf.1a Of the Town sad not any oil the IA
srcss and most valuable part. u n any"ise Affect
cd by the decision. or involved in the question
decided. TIE value II all the anfs involved IN
that decision. aside rom me improvements when
Boswell must pay for I'M er our Orcapyins C'a'n
an; lawl does not exceed $4,000 TINS loss lads
principally upon Sardis birchard AMI me ncics Oh
Hon R0dolrnus Dickinson. deceased AMI IS
small matt 70 for them. This erroneous stlrement
having some the r0uHds Of the p0pers, and may
fe,t iniurioasy the ci.zeus cf Fremont "
tfsnk Nol 10 correct !, t.r3us1 ths columns OF me
Yutrf. Il. p BuCgLAND,
Nee l1k Mdy 81. i1il. Cu1el OF Fremont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE 1.
~ HuNr's MERCHANTS MAGazIsE,' lJune')
has its usual proportion Of theoretical articles aud

~ HuNr's MERCHANTS MAGazTsE,' lJune'l
has its usual proportion Of theoretical articles, aud
great variety Of valuable statistical Information
The merchant who does not make this standard
periodical constant apPendase to his counting
room. must not complain if he is behinl the age
both il intelligence and prosperity.
q "BLACKw0oD's MAGAZINE IMayl - oo'
cupied for the mos; part with English politics. re-
fre,bed with a discussion Of German Popular
Prophecies, by Prof GREGoEY. ami an attractive
number Of Christopher under Canvas lNeF-
York: l. Scott & Coz
-. TIE AvsmcAS Musical REVIEW % T B.
WoopnrnY, Edtor, June has an inter STING MIS-
csn.ny If original and selected articles beside sew
eraI pieces OF music. lNew-York: Huntington *
Savage
- THE LoNDoN JOUESAr or DEsioN, lMayl
with variety O. beautiful specimens and ilastra-
tious is SOD by George Vrue, 20 Johl.st and by
s. Trancis Is Co. 2 -osdway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

a meeting of the Stockholders of the Unes States all
Steamship Company will be held at the Merchans Ex-
change Bank In the City Of NewYork Saturday, June
l. 1850, at o'clock ~ for the purpose Of eecng five
Directors Of the said Company, and such
business may be necessary.
GEORGE LAW,
MARSHALL q. ROBERTS,
JAMES VAN NO5rRAND,
rny2leodUl Commissioners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

~ Splendid Gothic Plntes.-ROBERTs new and
splendid style Of Gothic Door and Number Pal-s-enrey
new and original designs Those In want Of something
sSd splendid their doors invited 10 call and
anime the shove articles. Also splendid Of
Gothic and Shield pattern BellPulls R. ROBERT5,
my22 lms 562 Broadway, near Prnce-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
u.
JAMES POWERS
JAMES POWERS,
ERASTUS BEACH,
S. SHER WOOD DAY, C'
C VAN SANTVOORD,
JOHN VAN VLECk,

r. California Letters.-PosTOFFIcE,N ew-York,
May So lS50The statement in several Of the morning
pers that letters for California deposited In lhe Post Office
not be taken by the Crescent City, Ia entirely
thorzed All letters deposited in this office, marked to
20 per Crescent City" will be forwarded by that
err The NEIL for that steamer will close At p Sat-
urdsy, June |. (my3l ~ Wm.V. BRADY, Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

vADERs IN PRIsoN-A letter from an eye sitne's
in Havana under date of May 2l, To q friend in this
city. states that he saw one hundred and sixty Of
the captured Cuban invaders marched INFO the
prison OF the Moro Castle Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

ter. Books are neediul but yet not many books
soul is needed that is the one hing need'ul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

~ Liquid Hair Dye, improved 90 az 10 color tbs
hair whskers the mOmenl applied without the least
njury-its entirely free from unpleasant odor and DO
washed with the strongest soap Immediately 10 applied
WITHOUT waiting to dry For sale applied, al BATcHEL-
1Rs Wig Factory, WsllsL myl57uThkSain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

~ Wafer-Cure House.-T L. NICHOLS NJ d. and
hrs NJ COVE NICHOLS, WsIer-Cure Ply sicsns 81 West
fwen,y-secondsL Patients received for full day treat
men or visited al their residences Consultations from 10
to- rnvs Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

rry-Dr TRAIL receives patents al his commodious city
establishment Is Lsight-st and at Oyser.Bsy L. Com.
munesron daily between these places by steamboat and
railroad General practice attended 10. Consultations 81
myz5 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

GREENWICH BANK New-York May 10. 1850.
r. Nofice.-Ths annual election for fifteen Directors
three Inspectors Of the next election will be held e the
Banking house on Monday, the Sd day OF June next. Poll
open from II 10 II o'clock By order cf the Board.
my2l ties WILLIAM HAYES, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
~ Splendid Gothic PInte-.

~ DIR. HouehtOn's Water Cure Establish
ment-No. 8, West Eleventh street. three doors from
Broadway myl8 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
my2leodul

" Have You been to the Palace S-Not 10
tn palace OF Queen Victoria but TO the palace Of MED
HURST HEARD. q Msiden-sne, and get your hair In
ppcey style and clean pair OF hair brushes used each
and every customer. n asidensne. myl4 eodlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

" Lebanon springs Wnf-r-Cure Estnbiish-
ment IL now It's 6th Summer. For inform alton
address (fny8 I'm N BEDORTHA, MD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01


Art-For perfect picture In every respect 20 Qua
sEYs old established gallery, 1879 Broadway. The ss-
taken by his new process universally scknOw
edged be superior any reofore taken In This
try my3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

~ DIR. Edward IL. Dixon, Editor Of the scspe,
has removed bis consulting offices u III Grsnist door
of Broadway where he attends exclusively to opera
tive surgery and Office consultations from to and
evenings The Office OF the scalpels At Aston House
my29 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

~ DIR. shew's Water-ture Institution, co.,
Nor n eth. Al and Jjpiversi.v-nlsrs m9 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

r. NOtice.-Pursuani TO act TO amend the Charter
of The Schenectady and Cssk Railroad Company" pass.
ed March 1850 notice 10 hereby given that the for
receiving subscriptions to the capital STOCK OF the said Cor
poratcn will be rsOpened at the office Of VAN Week
Pawn 9Jsuucey-court SO Ws-st In the City or New
YOrs the 24th day OF June next at II O'clock AN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

~ DIR. De Laney, 81 Lspensfd-st near Broadway
may be consulted daily from A. ". 10 2. NJ my9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Fovylers g. Wells, Phrenolog isIs aud Puo"
ishers, Clinton Hall. lSl Nssssu-st near the PARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
WANTS.

yNANTKD-sinanonsro f humber or sxc-..es, ~.
w ard etildren, recently arrived rec from civ sst,
and ss.ociarons sfc wiling vOrs for moterss $40.
Application TO be maze me 0t1oers Of Somuiss,os--.
Emisre M me HA Az" chHteN cAr
IFTnE sARrNIAN who removed N, flfnis,r. =,
isanc W. Ser Monday, Tho .7th lost from eors., !,
Crtherire ard Henry IS entrance IN Henry-. would "a,
ana Rooseveist resr building, be viii slie5ly rs9.ss
a. for he trouble o. any person Mo Goals gIy. 81
ntuor where ssij Isaac W Ster may he fJlna shsi =
rewarded. MS B.
INTERPOLATION NANTED.-ifhENRY O1CST
\ 81 iAnco.u Roy and, be tda alive be- reQls.as n
-r.,@ ir1,-dislsy 20 10 suL, afs TaIsni " Ge,sr
Crawford Co. PsHrsyiyzLA Any PEE. NJ 80 10 Nv =
fnrusior ofh's yourg msl. are esrnr.i solicited % n,
ward d 20 The above ncdrrss ~ hs 'T 10 ~ ca,
on tis accom-. O.hsr papers please ''0'. AZ -
rI,HFGrNTLErA VIII b. mic .sv loos TON =,
VINO lie door Of Church IN Eigh''si Sl1lsg ~
Al iyurs.hardled Blatk SIX Umbrella cAvir. ir.t.ai
c1cosdaro'ed green sik ore, can MAKE RS x.hssss
much 10 tie advertisers satisfaction BY calling ~ IS ~
Tvclueth-sL nly<3 eodH'
a PRACTICAL BOOkhkBPEii, ~bo-s ur.
~ IL not fully occupied, wo1o hke 10 devote par 81
o. udlunE accounts wuung ap an1 her -, n Dllk,
Address Accountant, box Slf5 Pos' of--. m'51 -
EaOoK- POSTED JP AID RALA >CED. or N,
hbusrlv kerr hy ag-renerf, Docu neuis snd Accnu1us
a. B rds copied. Appl in re-e.n or los .-ii1r %
rrli lm' = STU Nl.fN \ y r. 1i-,f'snf-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

DAGs, ROPES, and al kind: Of Paper nsnutseu.
nrrrs fnsierials bought and sold 90 liberal terma ~
hi aAUHY pERllCKSoK. ~ md l6e soafh-sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

National Hail, Saratoga Springs The Of the Spring
Wsler 10 combined with the Hydropalhic Treatment. =
Pleasure guests will ind every accommodation
my so IL ALDRlDGE PALMER, Propne.ors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

DoARD.-A gentleman and nis wife or three VI for
Dsngl- gentlemen, can be accommodated win pesal
rooms and full partial board At 4lo Hufson's Refr
ence required. niFZ| suslos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

EDOGNi- 40 LtT.-Nsf, P.t ssanL aiS- -. 49,
IL Mrni,had rooms hOuI board, may be bad ~ lnus
diae application a. So Frank INST GO doors west =
Broadway mNli ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

DOARD-sT. MAkk' SIP Lac E.-Gentruen snsr
Dwivss IN frd good accommodations; also. two
three single gentlemen, ~ above III - my30 So
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SCHOOLS.


LKkNCH BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL.
L Madame Xix has removed her French and Engih
Boarding and Day School from Caroll.pace 10 lN
81 Markspace near Frsl-av. The new location IL opn
and airy, with large gsroen and The house. double
with every modern convenience. She invites thoe
having daughters for whom they desire q thorough and
hrsclsss educstian IN all branches call exsmlns
her testmonisa She has had committed her lie
daughters Of many OF the leading families OF this city and
can refer to ALL my7t
A FRENCH LADY, Pianist In New-York, wishes
n 10 lsse lew pupils In New Brighton staten lssnt
either for Muse or French Her pupils will have the ID
vaDsge Of leaning the PianoFors ihrou Oh the medium
OF the French language n desired. The highest esime
nisls capacity will be given. Address Box 2
PostOffce New-York. my3O jTnsSM'
lNrTITUTlON FOh YOUNG LADl Es.-mAD.
1 AME COUTAN respectfully Informs the par-nu
her pupils that the sl OF May next abe will b1
Institution S66 Broadway, Unonsqusre. The ca<
90 will reopen on Monday, May 5. my2 In
V'Bk THIRTY SIXTH SESSION on THE
i BROOKLYN GRAMMAR SCHOOL will commeDa
May T. Circulars nj the Brooklyn Book Stores 81 IN
residence Of the Principal, zl3 Atlsnlic-s myi Inn
DUAkDING sCHUOI. FOR BOY-.--lrnV
DInsumte, Tsuytown N Y Pupils admitted al sny
time Circulars a. 205 Broadway.
my6 In VIM P LYON, A. NJ Principal.
Nil-s COOKS SCHOOL FOX YOUNG
l'EMlSSEs-98 Twelfth-st, between Fifh aud SIN
svs-summer-T-rm commences TUESDAY Msy7 my9lm