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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Anarchy Ia Sonora.

SONORA, Taoluabe Go. Monday, July "a
GENTLEMEN; BY the annexed notices you will
perceive shat we are up ana e, them. We had
glorious time Of it here lastSunday-lu two thou.
sand persons present, aud great, indeed was the
excitement, Nothing but aocouuts of murder and
robberiea reached our ears, Oar stats OF society
Ia far below the brate. The midnight sssassins
hands are as work. TIE lives and properly of our
citizens are daily snd hourly sacrificed by bands of
land pirates and she scruf Of the eartt-Mexi
can. Chidap, ard British convicts, who have left
their country for their couutrys good' are no in
our midss; but we must soour every hill and val.
Icy, gulch and gully, and give them their iuat pun,
sshment.
Not less than 20 murders have occurred within
shs last s5 days, and roobeties are numerous. But
Shess vretchea have now TO leave. We have for
borne with crime until patience has ceased TO be
virtue. Our laws here have been entirely made
luate, AID demand much assistance 70 have been
enforced. Men and women seem TO be alike hard
ened in crime and niqufy certain madsm
now in this town. buried her husband ana IN "a
hours aeterward she married another. One OF oar
fair, lovely damsels had quarrel With hasoand-
took the stage for Stockton, and the same day she
married another man.
Sach are eur married ladies in the mining re-
gtoh ot lnoumne county. "Oh, society pity
yoar change from virtue to vice. THIS evening
Mr. NoIHoy shot MIR. Geo MErshan-ths bail en-
sered his Left breast, He lie no hardly breathing
Mcilroy was brought before dis Honor, J G Mac
sa, aud was discharged TIE people are ieayias
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BRAZIL.
Prom Pernambuco American Vessels-The
slave Tfnde and the English Sto"mers-
Yellow Revor at Rio-Expected Inyas Ion
oG HohuE,

Rrom Pernauibuco - American Vesssls-The
Slnve TTnde and the English Sto"mers-
Xcllow Fever at Rto-Expected Invasion
Of RohnE,
Correspondence OF The Tribune
PERNAMBuco Monday July g. 1850
Nv last communication was under date jane
49, and in the absence Of direct opportunity for
the United States avail myself of the departure
of Brazilian steamer for Mararham and Para, to
again address you.
By steamer we have dates from Rio de ia
metro to 18th al Rahia 24th inst.
The English cruisers contnae 10 take Brazilian
vessels suspected of being engaged in the slave
trade not scrupling to enter harbors and take them
from under the guns OF the forts Considerable OK.
element exists in Rio de Janeiro in consequence,
and particularly from the circumstance OF the fort
at Paranagus firing on Il. b. b. steamer Corm0-
rant while towing OUT three sisvers. 1he Steamer
returned the fire. Several foreigners, mlstaken
or EnglisbmeB have been beaten by the Brazil
lana in the streets of Rio, and the whole affair is
before the Assembly.
Public opinion seems to have undergone some
change on the subject and it ia supposed that the
Brazilian Government will naw take steps for the
suppression OF the slave trade in earnest. No d
rect importation Of negroes has been made at this
port for long time, but new blacks have frequent
ly arrived from AHA in coasting vessels, regularly
provided with passports aud been sod hers without
the least Interference the part ofthe authorities
although from the total ignorance OF the language
the slaves were known to be recently from the
Coast Last week, however, the police seized
seventeen blacks thus imported and Imprisoned the
consgnee and yesterday, on the arrival OF another
vessel from Bahia, nine more blacks were appre
hended continuance of these measures will
stop the coastwise slave trade Of this Empire alto
gesher
Tie fever that has 30 recenh$aweps the whole
coast of Brazil is here nearly exsinc, at present
for the reason that almost the whoie population
have had it, and second attacks are rare. Some
cases, however, yet exist, and to persons unasoi
mated or recently arriving, az attack is almost GER
tain death
rhe recent American SyrivGls are l9ta inst
Wilson G Hunt ffom Mara ham, s&ilsd fof 2o l7h slsL
chip Msrcus from Pacific Oscar 500 bills Whtle Sna use
,pem OIL sailed day Tor FArhEveu 81 h.
Washington nom Balurncrs4 wGiaag cos 20 sal for Rio
In about week
Busps usual this is dpu Stock OF Flour
$40 hbls ssles moderate ENchAl London II sd
Your oosdienl servant r.
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British Professions In Central America.

To the Editor Of the Nelo York Tribune:
In your paper Of to day | notice an article touch
ing the doiDgs at the port of Sa1 JQan de Nicara-
qua relative to the duties imposed By her Britannia
Msesty's agents upon all goods for the consunp,
ton of Central America which go into that country
by way of til at port. have been engaged in b4si.
nesa on the island called "Tiger Island" in the
Gulf OF Forseca, for some two years, and have
watched and felt the movements Of British agents
during that time. Most Of their performances are
known 10 the public generally, but they do not
reem to be understood by our Government, or if
underttood, appear not to have received the con.
alder alton due SO interesting subject,
Nv intention, when | left Tiger Island, was to
come TO this City for the purpose OF commercial
transactions, connected with the Toqte through Nj
cars qua via ST Juan. / Ghould nave shipped goods
by thai route, being the most conveniently but am
frustrated In my intention by the sarfdusy imposed
by the BritiAh funcsionaties residing at that pors,
Aocitg 30 much 70 the now existing Central Ame-
rican tariff as 70 render 1t lmpractlcsble 20 take
American goods IoEhat market by that channel.
Consequently, the merchant who wishes to re-
ceive bis goods from the States, must be subjected
TO the Cape Horn voyage. ! am sadly disappointed
10 find after ell the talk about the Treaty with
Great Britain, including the abolition Of thls NUS
ance and OF ihHt hg h-hRuded usurpaslon Of English
oficisls ct ST juan that we are still lab 9 to
these Inconvenience and compelled 10 protest as
in the caae Of the coal FOR the nex spossasion
route, &c
Our commerce in Genital America is already
adorable and, with management we may in
few years posseis the most Of the trade Of that
country. But for that our Government must afford
its citizens that protection which ia their right.
Had it Lot bsen for the energetic and untirng eff
forts ofour present. Minister to Central America in
regard to Tiger Island tie British would now have
bad the whole commerce OF that side Of the Pacific
and Tiger IsRnd woud have been the depot for
Manchester domestic goods, to the exclusion Of the
more valuable of cur OWL products, and presume
we merchants would have had to pay tribute TO
Chatfed upon bis second Gibraltar. The pteten.
sicns OF Brtish agents that part OF the continent
should not be allowed such sway.
AN AMERICAN MERCHANT IN NICARAGUA
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the Southern mines have exasperated the ciEiZehS
of Tuoiumne County 70 sucn g degree, tna' as
sembed in mass meeting they have issued pet
emptory orders 70 all fteisners 70 cave the coany
forthwith. Fifteen DAYS the ilnlt ailo@ad oy
this mandate for their preparations 70 depart
Committee Of citizens have been Appointed to de-
termiue wbat foreigners sbaii De permitted 70
remain and all the Americans IN 1ne cotAt1
have been called ngon y carry the ordeF NV
effect. Bands Of foreigners are slreeoy ise'IL,
and it is highly probable that the eXpua'ou 80.
take place without any disturosnce. 4n9 80
bodies Of two Americans ueer SoAofA' h"'
acquitted Of the charge Of murder 3io,yer
The wateYa have fallen Ia she upper , ano 81 -I,.
mines and already the miners are ~ +, .os
selves OF the advantages oil tng s1a Isl iosta,ees
prosecution OF their operate9s- - ~ aov f,,rar
the average yield is greater 11su a. 49,. oid
80, ,nd tGeys i. every prospec. thS' faoIe so'u
nil h. coiiacted this Sumner tudn ever oeiofe'~
Several crushing mactdnes a. Dsi"s PU1 ~ op 80
f;on In tbe Mhfiposa sud oBhet mlne' Whete Tue
so,d be.rfDe quartz is oon6 n s1fncleDt 4uaotlsy
"arsv the outlay. Exploring parties have found
~oid fo,ther up the slope Of the Sierra Nevada
t1han Il has hitherto beeu songht iOt Parties are
avery day extending IN cir explorations, and W1ue
tbe dry season lasts The ulners seem determined
20 employ their time diligently.
The law for the collection Of taxes from for9lg1
ynners Hlthoug carried partially tuto exec dtion III
1OLQC OF Lis6 tOuublehJ TINS sCiSA ny NN~t-
tive. The amount Of revenue derived from 1t ls
very small, and it has had very injurious effect
in the Southern mines.
A development has recently been made IN 1ae
Probate Court OF this coQnsy winch has taken gu,
citizens by ,urpsise The Judge has been charged
by Captain Fosom, Of our most fespecsaotss
citizens, who ia agent for the large Led esd r.
estate, with having sougbt bnbe for deciding Ia
bic favor a But CON menced by the Puoic Aamth.
.trator to gain possesson Of the estate ia virtue
OF his citice f4,,io
abe charge duplicates the council o. the pablo
.d~n;nis+ra,oy Mfsus Dsinelle & Holland, whose
fees in the transaction were fixed at five thousand
dollars each The case will be brought before the
District Court for investigation
ghe mois gratifying activity prevalla in tbs city
at present. New buildings, mostly Of brick, are
going up in every quarter, and the most extensive
arrangements are being made t1r the fel! trade.
It is expected that's very large amount OF business
will be- transacted during Tbs coming season, and
the preparations for it are oa scale proPoFtonafe
70 its anticipated extent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
rsssAAsuco. Friday, Aug ? las


By the steamer Don AEonso, arrived 70 day, We
have dates nom Rio de Janeirc TO July IS. Tie
fever had again broken ont with great violence
among the shipping in consequence of the beat of
the weather. Government has sent here tor al
the troops that can be spared as Rosas has deman-
ded satisfaction of Brazil aRd it is feared will coa-
mence aggressions TO satisfy the Old grudge he has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

here last tbi, place is mueb deeps, IN gail' saaa a
nanGm nn anu We have no society, no
ba. G sa9 drunkenness ts order Of sss
Eat5e safe Or ssss5s s s9as ms ms s 91s 10
clofe Tor ehe Cor. California Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

E- Notice-yphe cas- letters patent have bsen granted
10 John A W Ripple md IN 3 Jones OF Boston 10, tue
Invention OF taking Photographic pictures or Daguerreo
yves on glass all personB cautioned against u'ng oe
,o any n gemeo VII DO dealt WIN ACCORDING sa OH .S 40
sopnble teTs Adress JOHN A. WHlPPLE, So Washing
80. -, postnn Of I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

RARaCHANUE Tsp MAX E EohTuNE.
A-Any person who has s. coo cssh 81 co umand msY
learn o. an opportunity OF skipg rapid forune aud " a
LILLE or no fiAk by Nddteisng line TO g. w O. BoK 2Sl
New .YorA Post Office Tbe party making The ab we ad-
vance can II be washes Preference being ssdtec'oV n,Ve
the lire charge OF the buInSsS and fonda Pie huaosss
rot ia easily managed, aud esu ns can be
readily quickly realized Good re'ereneea giyen aud
required s6lwes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

rg.- IVot.r Cure,-T D. NICHOLS a D. aud Avs
N < COVE NICHoLs 81 WestT wen'y-second.at Fa,
ens received for fun board, day treatment OF gshee
readepces Consultations from 10 10 = saZ7 len
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

n@1t 10 now In its sixs6 yea. OF successful operanc
Fer Information address - .rpop7uA u n
m III DGpO4tA Litti "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

yxy- Hottce-steamshp ATL ANFIC from Liverpool,
schprpns under general order at the foot Of Csnal at
Consgnees viii please send their permits Oh board mme-
diaisly ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

ENGINEER WANTED-A yoaag man c,a az ar as
Eslsleni, 10 go vlsgs ia Ihe stats Of nonnsc"cus
anon; ave hours rid from the city G'o1 rssreocs re-
CURED a, TO character and capsby Apply ~ spruce a.
IS So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

A YOuNE WOHAN wants situssion as Chamber
maid sud sG1i. washing ana ironing or 10. no 90
frton 10 do general houseoTk In small private fAmlY
ysoesnot 70 much an object as settled home 1sl al
So Mntl.,i. in the EeAr. nes SleeckN a. 80 ~
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sgain.s the Empire. and to give employment to the

Ar9opp the rerert arrivals from ne Uditei ss.s, Al o
fo,les bsTts Prom * i1cs 6stiH ore 30 Colrsr, orig
rspo,eop and sicl.an osIk Gabrielle EEohsnge tee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

ggg- O,ReiIIy's telegraph Lines connecting
win ali SECTIONS OF the United States General once lSl
Roadway Open from in the morning I'LL ii at night
VisoTs 10 New.York who accustomed to rsnsacting
business with the OReily Lines 10 any section OF me
United States viii find their interest to leave thelr aus
lpntssIor - ie6H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

So Prince "a Co.'s Ae!odeons for sale GI fasi9ls
pcea a, BADGERS Flute Aannfsciofy, p6Ielg , seis
E-sph Building, 1871 Broadway. Nis d0ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

Ks2- Notice.-Psssengers per steamship ArLAHPlC
for Liverpool will please be board al the oo'of Csna,
At sstnrday Sept al IL Al. aud send ell luggage not
wanted on The pas,sge on board Friday, Sept b. mar
cd below with The number of their berth -
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GENERAL NOTICES.

zsg- Fovviera 81 Wells, PhrszoiosisIs ans < . .
,a3harp, cslnior Hall iS1 Nssssa-si. near tse rars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

rg5- XyatereCurs Insntutes-City and Couna
,Df TRAI receives patients al tie conno 1lou CITY
rsf,bltbneal IS Laghl and Al Oyster Bay, L. l. Com
ruDicatUn DALI between iheso places By s!eamhoas aad
Railroad General practca attended to- ConsuIIAuonS %
aS mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

gr DIR. HouShton's Wnter.Cure Esta bits n
n s1 ~ W. sUle lmE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

Eyr HIount ProspscL Wafer. Cure.-Binshan
tor. New.York A MASON, DC Physician " lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

EIRGT PREMIUM CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
L manufactured By J P. MERRIAM, ProVdence, & l.
Fhs soap Ia veil and tsy0rsby known most superior
article for families lsnndr-s and Ia warranted 10 wash
ires Ia hard, son, or sst wsier. For sale BY
H. AHGELL, JR les MAIDEN. lane
Also securing soap for manutsciurerr use. Gu2s In.
MAILING FILES.-A very Wpefior lot OF 25 hoe
ltImanns es for sac n lots 10 suit purehas-rs Apply
to SAMUEL THOMPSON 4 NEPHEW,
aus In us Pearl At
MONEY LOANaD IN sums sas on Plata, Pianos
Lfs SIC E OF Ae-rhardlIe The usrloal secrsry
observed. Address CAPITAL, Lower Post Office prs
paid 10 In
COCOA eHELLs--29 hsss, frssh iuE rscetye5
N<For sals By CASHIER Il YOUNG, lS2 Chathsmxt
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pANDs XyANTED-To make hne cloth dresa ffock
nd over Goals. also or Tweeds Fes. &c Apply o
references required. NELSON co 81 Csaat,H
ST. uP'e1"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

CHARLES POWERS Weesly snd Mon'h'g Nntss
Smay be found al u Censf-st between Chhnlbti s2d
Reade sls NewYorA SIR 2 having has long expeTtsises
In attending he sck respectfully soncs The patronage 81
those " no msy favor him with cali Best OF city StS
sn-a ,ivsr arJ required aui1 lu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

rs- Ybe NOrnp&e Mountain Water Cure al
70 orspge N hours riae by raroad rom On ne cry
oon', Aadres. Dr. AEEKEk, Orange, N. } for terms
IslQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

ITO LIZZIE south Brooklyn unfurniAhed rront pa
of With psntriss snd gain the room suitable for 9s
temsn and lady In family Of few peraons Tha
delightfully."- situated and replee With every modern La.
proyemant For particulars inquire a. HaTson-st opRe
eIte Dr. 9lone's Church. sn7 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

gs- Dr. shows Wates-GurS g@SsttncfsE, ~
snr Nv s!nh-st and Upiversty-placa X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

0sY-Lef in one ofhs eecker.st stages checkered
IBash e, with shawl ted the top Any person ind
ing the same will be sui ally rewarded by leaving Il at 81
Fourh.st. or al Bell Goulds, 1913 Nassan-s" % 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

NAfANTED-A young lady, whoia yell lalhed wlsn-
w 60 sllnalor IN genIeel family, where oa4 1
ZION upon the Piano will received as &c equivalent or
board address Music this Office, or CAL at II LXug'
iOn-aV e'"e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

KF- Wigs and TOuPees.-BArcRELoR's celebrated
Wig Factory is al Wallis. where al ali times be-
found The lareeat Ia the city Strangers aud
citizens should call and iDdge FOR themselves before pur
chasing elsewhere. BSTCHGLoR'S newly Invented Wigs
obtained medal the Fair OF the American lns.i
tute Copy tho Nddresa myt5 M'W4FH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

XAlANFED-By respec' able Scotch g,,i si.uNnon as
w cbAmbe maid as,iss with 'he wAshing aud ironng
or alter or 10 max herself generally useful The oes OF
civ references given Apply 81 Thirdsvenue up 'ta
Csn be seen Tor two dAye. o<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

NoT-Yhiny-hve Coupons Tor sl7 50 each, psyebe on
Line s,dny of September 1880 for Interest," onlhe follow,
lny described Bonds isued by tho City OF Detot viz Is
Bonds dated Sept 1889 ana numbered 81 50 50 81 s..
IS 81 20 IS g. Is 66 81 49, 80 80 81 81 3d. "a 96 81 49,
80 100: ten Bouds dated April l. 1871 and numbered
s. A. g. g. H. Is AlPersons are foTbc negotiating or
receiving sid Coupons, payment OF the same being alop
ned essonabe would be paid for the recovery
ofihe ssme by The executors OF j. w BRICK,
r46tk IS Center
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

CBIO LET WITH BnARD-A large pleasant back
psrlor With pentriea, gen' and his wife,
or single gentlemen 7hs beat Of references given and
required. 81 East Broadway. IS lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

ITO LET WITH BOARD-In private family,
upuTni'hed ftopt Parlor and bd roo attached on ne
second heOr would he furnished 10 sGil gentle
men who would room together Inquire al 10 Bsecsers
a 9!N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

p0Ulls 10 EET-PeasanI apartments neatly
A&furnighed for odsinS without board, may be- had by
Immediate application q! 86 BrAnkinat. few doors wed
of Broadway. an20 i'm
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ROARDING-Thre or four gentlemen can he sccom
Annotated with board, without dinner except on San
Gays, at3lo Fourlhn~ a5 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

NA ANTHD-By two res aecAoe ,ouo2 women 'ua'
" lions plain cooa wa.her sad iroae[ ns over
city reference given Can be for daya a. Soo ioas
ton In the tso ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

ROAR Two gentlemen and their wives aod
ID single gentlemen be sccomm odated WIN full or
partial board, al II Leroy place Bleecker s23sw2s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

u OAR or three stagls g,n!lenep NAV be
Oaccommodaled With board 10 private family by app.
cation at 2l2 Csnast. about ten minu.es walk from Tho
Park. Is 3Iosa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

ROAHDlNt3.- II no gentlemen and their wives and
Dtew single gentlene be accommodated Win board
and pleasant rooms at 78 Eaat Broad way. Of Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

unYOTTVILE GLASS WORKS, PHILA-
NDELPBIA,n VIII resume operations on Monday ID
sep,tmo and viii be prepared TO orders Tor
eni medicine bottles carboys, Madeira and clsret wine bot
lies porter snd mineral water bottles and every descp-
don ggiss bottlee and Walls Orders will receive i
mediate attention II addressed 10
BENNERs, BMIRH L CAMPBELL,
Eu29Sw S54 eouh Frontst Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

u EmITTANCkS To ENGLAND. IRELAND ~, AZ
Ia SCOTLAND.-Drnits for any required anloual w. "a
will be esstea d eny bark 10 the Unined Kingdom nay
procured Of EDWARDS, sAhFokD CO
Foreign Express, tAda1nSs Oace'' 10 '" ~ -
aG23 taw6v'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

@ OOO-PARTNER WANTED with the above
u - ,UUOGmount OF capital II JON Ia weiI-h'ab lshed
manu- ACQUIRING bu pess distance Ia tie country Toe
par may reside in the city and attend TO s.le or pe-
fored the advertiser w receive the S. GEO in form OFFS
loan upon sood real estate security, arrange nj The
losner for coDmlseon upou sales Ad ie's, vita real
2844 Posi- Office. SO 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

DAkKEYILLE HYDkOPATHIC INSTIs
TJTE-lpcorporated By The Stats Of New.Jersey, for
the OF diseases Dy The water having been
enlarged, can now accommodate few more psieQs g.
The resident physician s pupil Of the celebrated Pfeis-
nz. The mild climate and the purity OF hs oder
great Inducements 10 those afflicted Win pulmonary
rheumatic dlstsaes Apply 10 SAMUEL WEBB So
South Founh at Philadelphia, institute miles
south Of Philadelphia. IS I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

A PRIVATE FAMILY in Brooklyn can accom-
II mooae Two gen emen wi.h private rooms and board
without dinner Those anxious the comforts ofs
home Will find this ee. rsble opportunity. Appiy al l82
Warrington door above Nassau. "a SlWF4a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

ULARK BOOKS, PAPER, &o.-Wholesale and
ID Retail buyers supplied. We are now receiving our
Fall Stock which for variety aud low prices cannot be
surpassed Fancy and SIa Pile Batiopery Envsops Gold
Pens Copying and Notaal Presses Manifold Letter Wr
terra Dsriea for 1851, Wrsg Papers mill price Cs:ds
Perforated Board, &c &c BRANCIS& LOUTREL,
Eu29 2w* Manufacturers ard Importers IT Maiden ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

Ey For Marriages, Deaths, Markets AMI Sap
NetoS, see Efghta Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

AZ 1870 WRsP WMNTY"sEv GNTH 81:
Atwo ooorp from Eignihay permanent or UAnsts s,s
goerder can have good 6oerd and pleasant rooms ".
use ofbalh1oom. su<% /" -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

BOARD REDUCED-Asth the private 81 ansion. Hce,a
D6l Gfeeuwich-si Gentlemen with single beds and lia
airy rooms 81 30 per week dag boardere 81 per wsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

BOARD WAHTED- French family whore the I'D.
Advertiser could receive Instruction In language
single in frat second third floor with fun or pa sl
bosrd. Address r, al his office. s53+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
WANTS

NA}ANTED-siuatous FOR numeer OF eIceh a kaa
w ana children recently arrived rec ron cry asok
Appcaiicp to be the ocs Of ConmsSlonsfs -
Emigration, In the Park. No charged h]7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

BOAhD WAhTtD-By youog married couple
Ohom he hral of Drcembe next Ia private family o.
30 ect boarding home UbquesiionAbe references ui
be given. Addre,s Norris" box 204 General Post Office
"a 81"