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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28
Only $25 for a Homestead!
20 Farms,
Worth over $500, 4 6, 400 Lots,
h. H.sIriL..I.L SQl0 C..Ls.-.I.-s

A EACH SUBSCRIBER IS ENTITLED TO
f@sM Lots, IS by 100 feet lying together, or u
lsSSlS PRIZE FARM Of from to - acres The
tllll Shares are limited at S15-pnyahie IS when
subscribed for, S. on dry of disriibu, i.u, and
baIsnce N monthly instruments Of So About $40 shares
The Lots are -ua,ed in the village ofHERMANvILLE
Of Lake Road Station, the Long Island
Railroad County Of Suffolk aud SO ule. fom the Of
New Yok. Ii OF the healthest piuces in the Uni
ted States, within nile Of Ronkonkoma Lake, which
about three miles in OF singular Transparent
CIV and Of great de3th with abundance Of fish. The
village four miles defiant the South
Raw winch !, 1--WE miles wide and forty miles long abund
nty supplied with sers clans aud sh OF kinds
These lands will produces much per acse, with the
cultivation, any land within hity miles Of New
York. The >uioik County Agricultural Society, at
24,h mber 1850, awarded for he
production these lands, De BY the following
letter:
LAxE RoaD, Oct. 18th, 1850.
certify that have raised curing the past the
very nnd Potatoes, 50 ushets acie, Egg
Plants. aad variety of garden vegetables, .nd The
Long Island Railroad Lake Road frum which have
premium the Suffolk County Agricultural Fair
held september "a, le50.
Also, Peas, Beans, Unions squashes Pumpkn' Beets,
(S,sned.) Ira L'HoMMEDfEU
To Chasies Wood, H. John Street, N. Y.
Hrrmanve station is located the borders Of the Long
I.land Railroad, where several times a dav
Brooklyn and New York The suffice of the land smooth
and lew the surrounding Country perfectly healthy
and within few miles oil tins pace, highly cultivated and
vauabe having been settled TOR than $50 years, and
where similar lands sell from so To S00 per
The distribution will take place in short time by
he selected by the subscrbers from among their
number The person having the hrst choice will lie
tled for S25 only, - farm worth 1900; the second
Is Farm, worth $500; thu third ID Farm,
worth ssOO the tou,th IA acre Farm, worth $40
fnh IL Farm worth 500; the sixth 10 Farm,
$3.50; seventh aud eighth each, Farm,
woub Saoo III. ninth, tenth and eleventh. each acre
Farm, worth $500; the twelfth, thiuee4h fourteenth, aud
fifteenth, zach Farm, worth ,50 the sixteenth,
sevrnseenh eshe-oth, nine,eeth, and twentieth, each
acr. Farm S2ol; and all the othcis will m entiiied
vsse Lots, IS ny 100 feet lying together. There
TO blsnk-thi- no, oteyeve person gets for SIS
q handsome lot oil ground equal 10 rity lo,s-
no Apply to THOMAS WOOn, S;aioner, III John ST.,
near P-af, maps and pamphlets OF the property aud
any information obtAasd, mail free
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28
400 YARDS
WATCHES a. JEWELKY.

SILKs, THIBErS, NJ. DE LANES, ALAPACAS.
- LAWNS, LUsTRES, Lf0NE<E, &C. new oren,ng.
STDKRS IANGnON-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28
JEWELRY AND SILVER
SPOON MANDATORY.

DHiNHLY & MEAD keep constantly 90 hand rs good an
] assortment of SILVER WARE of their ,nuiLc
be found in this Siat which will be sod
ces which tail suit customers
FINE JEW Ei.RY of all kinds, Gold Chains, &C,
factued to order from California Coli IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28
Alarkets.


Nsw YoaK, Nov. q, le5o.
TIE AZ feeling prsviessly sosieed eoansss, with
salss Il 60 900 No. pseyoss quotations.. From
douted SOURCES, learn that therr hand and
psesd large quantities of Fossiga Clothing Vools
facsures must trv to use some portion their psoduc
ion. ese there w be chance or the Native ms'ss
naiaius within 10 pes cent II the present prices.
Osf Dry Gosjs Report show bsnyunt telling in the
Ios Markell trough sales II consequence have been
made, still the better feeling long ride forward
Next the clahiers will begin in Tor Spring
material, whom hope he able report nd
vancs n The prices fabrcs Should those anteipstios
not be Fsslxsd, the Wvoi arket remain high
present. there must be trouble among uf.esursrs
We quote
American Sa2ony Fleece 43a
Full FLOODED Merino, 80 Al
l-2 und 81 Mcrno, IS 81
Native and Ia Merino, 30 81
euper pulled country. IS 81
Ma pulled do. - IS
Super pulled City, Ti2a-
No. pulled Lambs 81
Dry Goods Reporter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28
By osder Of the Court,
90 Attest, T. Il. MERRILL, Register.


STATE OF vERMONT,l In Probate Court held At
Washington i-,re' S. Montpsiis!. within and for 81 i'd
distinct, ON the 18th day Of N ,vemher. ID. 1850,
4 EvI BARTLETT, administrator on the estate Of Alme-
II do Hubbard, late OF Pa'urd said drtriet, deceas
sell all real estate VI deceased
that the sale Of part Of said real estate necessary
order the debs due from SAID deceased and
OF standardization o said estate, the personal being
insufficient for that and that ni OF SAID estate
be sold without injury those interested 10 the
mnhdeI Whereupon odeed by said Cou,t that ssid
application be heard thereof be held at the
Probate Office in Montpelier, the 18th day OF November,
1850 O'Clock the forenoon. And luther order
ed hat notice Of said application and the for the
and the time and place appointed for the hearing there
be given all interested by the publication OF
weeks before said time appont
ed, in the Vermont Wschman snd State Journal,
printed Montpelier III they appear at said
time aud place. and show why the license applied Tor
| should not be ai-ted.
By the tourt,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28
FRENCH UEPILATORl

+ II ENOH DCIlLA On /,
OR removing hair from the lace, neck, any
l. rnr o. the Lod, This pepatory Powder Is prepared
according the receipt Of Baron Lanay, Surgeon Napo
leon who obtained in Egypt while attending tho French
army during the memorable campaign that country IA
the generally used by the Egyptians and French.
and perfectly safe and efectuaL Sold Wholesale AID
tally Z. " POOR.
20 fremont Row, Boston,
And bx COLLINS & PIERCE, Muntpsier. W 6mis.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29
tsDTiis. Fashions for 4
III k'k's> n sk'>.
49,

~ \ hand at loHN StEIElNs' ifaf E<{abiisA-
ntat, NJ, 30. t3So daotx teest Of fae
= fbeFf Noaf'. \ large assortment Of Black
Brewer. Antfr. Brush, Buck. Brown and " h.,
California aus Santa Re Hats; mi superior
article Of otter Drta. aud Black Eassia Hats
made ptaan-ali ct oBF Uftn utauataetafy.
Al~u. poup's ~tr5HtpR AoLlsklN STA II trS
n RI tiaciaHaIi prices
- 81 - - --~.iA Flush. Cloth. oil Sill.
ana oH cotton Gaps, q ,he FAN 81, he. all If
uIstsh ~ III br sold very low.
Richmond, March Is. Lao 12tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29

Redmond. 10th mo. 3lst. l-i3. i5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29

~. /, Htpsff,,L Ht,uno>n. I>p.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29
Sash. sash.

WE have just received lot of Window
w Sash, manufactured b. Lighter s Co
bauSt. of Hamilton. Ohio- We viii furnish to
orGer all kinds and sizes Of " incow Shutters
and Blinds, made OF the best seasoned pine, war
ranteC. Cail and examine
JOHN HAINE.<.
Opposite Bank. Richmond, Ia
Dec II, 1879 33-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29
CITY ORDERS.
Fresh Garden seeds.
Druggists Glassware.

q large supply Of all sorts of Jars. Tincture
~ Bottles Salt Mouths. ami all other kinds
Of Bottles and Walls. Just received anu for sale
ut HowelIs' IS Co.'S Drug Store, No. 4, Main
street. Richmond. L.
March l3, 1850 Lit
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29

iE-iI:s. o9 spring a s-:asiss:cs Goods
4 r 7 II 1.
RICHMOND CLOTHING STORE,
e g.. -s.. 77RiEa street.
6 have o. haud au excellent 1s-orfs aeHt Of
- "A - y -. - -
-1 81 . ss"E 81 = = G@so
If NY o,sn manufacture, consisting q Goth
II. ,ss, f5oct ana sex
- - - - -
Cashmere, C.>hmlret, Tweed. Janee aud I.inen
do. cloth. sj4ia and Ll'r stgir .1rg t-~~tterc~,
siattjnctt, Tweed. James. Linen ans CotioAaa~
PAT ITS.
Velvet. satin. NalncIl, Msrsal.iss. I..aen, 10Th
ana Cashmere
y T. +. -.
mace in every variety Of stNle. 49,. shirts.
Drawers. Crayats. iIaauk erc!nets. Socks. Gloves.
81. Sc. all q which | Viii sell al very
stlall profit for ctsI.
y. d. Clothing made 10 order Oh tie short
est notice by the bvst Of wor3.fnen
4. WOODWARD.
Ri.hmond, April Il, l-o2. l7-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29
IL r q = n q = .

Flesh Brushes. an extra artfcio-
Horse Brushes, hand Scrubs, floor Scruls
Stove Brushes. SC
For sale at Howells' & Co. 5 Drug Store, No.
1 Main street. Richmond, Ia.
March, II, I>So. iI-h
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29
M . y /. Y VI a Il II /. r S

LIST or BANK NOTES RECEIVED THE BRANCH
BANK AT EtCHMoTD:
State Bank of Indiana Sandusky City Bank;
and Branches; seneca County Bank,
Kentucky Banks of - 1itn, Ohio;
and upwards: Western Reserve Bank;
State Bank of Ohio and Bank of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
Laf Bank of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank of Nir-
Commercial Bank ofdo gmia and Branches;
CITY Bank of do Bank of the Valley Of
Dayton Bank, DAYTON; Virginia and Branches;
Blk of Geauga, Panes- Exchange Bank of Nir
Vile; ginia and Branches
Canal 81 X of Cleveland; Notes Of - and mp
City g :. do wards, At par in New
City " :" Columbus. York, Philadelphia,
Franklin Blk Of Zanes- and Baltimore.
vile;
Foreign Gold Coins.
Dragon Sovereigns,. ................S 81 80
Other So"-reigns, ......................l -
80 Franc Pieces. ............... = -
Nv Ihtiers; -
w 'uiiucISi -
Halves and Double Pieces, in proportion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29

TERMS OF 81 Il RI PIT 10
One year, payabie in adranee, .--..- $500
1fct the ycGr expires, .....---...--.--...-: = 90
F0ssi1 months, in ndraacc. .--...- -. 4 60
Icopy Of the Palladium and I.ady's Book s 90
do. do. Sartain's Magazine, 4 %
IIThe subscription price of the above mag
azines is 80 per year, III advance.
~ No paper diseonttnHed until all arrearo.ses
Grc paid, eEcept at tie oDtion Of tie editors.
Postage must be paid, by corresDoRdeHts, 10
Id5uCe ditfeHf0H.
AWE rIcTN( T.. TE,P NS-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-29
ADV Using TERMS


nIshed by those Interested or when sent over
some responsible signature, are inserted free Of
charge. Obituaries, over six lines are charged
5O cents per square for the Gverpus.
The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly III advance. AlI other legal adver-
tiscne nts inserted on the pecuniary responsible
ty of the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, - per square will invariably be cxacted
III advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have tie
privilege of changing their advertise me hts every
three months.
CtudidItes for Office. who subscribers, can
have their names inserted for one dollar; those
who not suisse ritrrs, tyo dollars; both to be
paid invariably IN advance.
Administrators advertisements being part Of
the expenses Of taking out letters Of Admiuis-
triton, expected to be paid out OF the first
monies collected for the estate.
1--WE expect 10 adhere strictly to the above
terms.
NV. b. Palmer, is our Agent at New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

From nfex,,a.


By tue arrival yceserdsy o. the schooner Bonita.
from Vera Cruz, we have received flea of papers
from the City of Mexico TO tire 10Th ult. being ten
davs later thsn o1r previous news.
We tegrn from tbs A6f.it9r hep JitcaHo that the
extraordinary session Of Copetels had atlssE been
opercd, and it appeared thar the Conservative
party had majority which the Monitor says is in
& miucrity Ia tho nation. Thst paper Is very
severe on ~ o or three PGros, who It says, have
deserted their principles and joined tie ConEerva-
tiveg
News from TAbssco has been received to the Of
fec. that tho iusurgens Francsco BelsraD, who
caused SO many murders aud perpetrated SO many
cutreees in the Department Of Picualo0, was com
nietelv defeated On the i.h ult HeloSttho goat
ar pert his munitions. lie led, but was pursued,
csntured ano shot. pne Legislature OF TS5as q
psssed law prohibiting the inhabitants from har-
boring any oftte insurgents
Gen Nicolas Mendoza has bsen removed from
kba Comrsndsncy Geuotel u GoAhuta,
Ioea Maria NszGue. supposed 20 b tic nu7fer.
sr of the physician Deoze areis, IS arrested at
Lagos a. =.
Ii il announced that the resignation of Don Luis
dc Ia Rosa, Minister of the United States, has not
been accepted, but leave Of absence has been
granted to him until he can reeftRbish bis health.
Twelve thousand dollars has been raised in
Otsca to provide against the ravages OF the
cholera.
At the primary elections in PuebIa the LibersI
party triumphcd. The same was the in To-
luca.
The Indians have been perpetrating more out
RACES in the State of Durango.
Senior Cuevss wrote long article on CUbap
alters, in which he says that the Cubans have M
right to be free. The Monitor comes down on ks
Cuevas, and giveg the Spanish Government =
blowing up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
81 1bE gIDSIaEI SOITaERy All
Philade,eA la r,ta,,,e,, and s,o,k..
Correspondence Of The Tfhupe
PHiLAnyi Pm. A..s. 81



Teete is no cbane to not the Cotton n,.,ket ghs
enhoohcc mo sfi7e Of ths Caaads has H.;
operators pnii the pArc1lsrF nsae n5hfl sS A.
nnd FOR Floqr both Tor export and cr con ~ nn,D %
InueS limited common b59oes eIh found sfe f,ss'v
offered CT s. p Dbl bat sAes St saie ne ~ 49, soS
reported sale, for 9e aagpy Of No civ dealers 81 s. d
= for common good hreut srG s. ST. n 6l fs- st,.
sa,e OF Ice Kyo Bio1r s. Com Res IL va
led drm'y a tho famo price Tto 'eeeipts q WneSt
continue amal tGd pces are steady Bales OF fr srd
prino Ted al 81 - q / C5 sni willis II 81 os1l II
T bu,hel rarl fer 'oPmsat souih RyS-i 20 bushels
Sset OF SOg0 buibe yellow Is shost Oits s-e n
isr geqpts at fofmar rSe, %hsg-sAlo' Of leo oss
a = tts R3s re- ri held 81 "a ssUe p ce
Surf CT SrccKs-Firyi Beard 800 sofriS Cs'
nsl iG: 20 DO ii; sa5o0 5 6s q, lo5t; Is Ken.
tucAy Bsrk 1885, Si60o TeLnet.sa So 81 $3.50 FeKa'
Notes So Psi sdeT nit Bank, 1921 l5 Lohlsh Cana Il
Naggalon Co. a % Manufacturer and Meehsnic'G ak
5f};l5Us Bart 1S}; &G VIe,i5f.'a kk 81 o,
RsadirT RR ~ lC0 STATE 81, % EOniisrn X Isl
}rfurGoce Company o. feyp. 20 90 UnioB Gsual, ID
t'SocoaG BoaYt4 ,Ge CLGSsgeS4dt d Delaware Loan.
Stl $3.50 Slc s. Z; $trOC Schurkil Ntvig sio1 So 80
Sti s. eco 30 So seen DO So 20 nechsn!cs SAM 2t
zee Morris C72a lGi 0cQ R-adirE II. C. rs, 2fs9 DO,
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

gHE POTATO RoT.--LaSt week we travelled
through the interior OF Maine, from the st. Oroix
to the Piscasaqua, and at every place at WEIGH we
stopped on inquiry we heard complaints of the al.
most entire failure OF the potato crop the chief sad
moas valuable crop of the State. The vines ap-
peared black and decayed The failure of the po-
tao in Maine will BIO reverey felt, not only ia that
State, but throughout the Ne England states.
Boston AtIaG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
INSURANCE.
MERCHANTS, and r1EoEAN1os' nIu
ILL. g q q iIE- % ~ A u =.

MERCHANTS AND EIECEANICS' nTU"
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE O0APANgs
OFFICE, IS WALTZ.
- 58I3 COMPANY commences buslreE: WITH Casa
CARTEL OF 2 90 SEQ, actually peit in and inverted
IN The Gcka nc United Sitter ard Ct The State or ,Ie1
York.
ls bne1ess viii be conducted upon primal lee u rsndsf
cerein TIC payment OF tta gua injured b. ls Company
Whether tie czirs ass fJ years heace or within 10
yearFafer lis creation 20 tlJ the chara,cr Of the Trus
Ices 81 TO aCanie ths to redeem taai pledge
ks- der reccteay % require .hs qsyo2t of f1ll pre-
riuns accorcDs he raer Of Dsnreacs II tie most 02-
proved ces BON IL England sl1 here, IL c3i1 and Io'n
notes eithe- IN whole Or in part
proTs OF e uny 70 !hC cZte-t OF esh!Y per cent ci
ire amount re- MS prcse1 with Ias proseccl II ciTdi1g
the whCle u he psoaa amoug Ihem@sI7ee Tai1 saof
Veiicd,
r5y srcaI1llas t Tor fiu1o day in 9avingB 5aIsg
"a await Themselves @: the additional bened CT life Ags1r
in this Com any, without raSsng large Geo9Aisa iF2i1
their sayiDe5 lhrG row ra7te.
Premiuns may be paid s1nusy Or nay &c d-71s@ Into
qA6rrotHe us Of the ComrGnY- which mora !1}y de
closes ta views pp2n ae sub.ac d INSURANCE. may be IN,
IL sine CfirS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
DR. NICHOLS on EYDRoPArHY,

EETHE WAFER CURE-A Freatiss % Ire adlnan Con-
shEuior The conditions OF health the OF dseas0
the leading syeems Of medicine and tho prnctplcS
dec. adaptations and resur Of Hydropaihy sy Taomas
L. Nichola Rad.
worth dollar SETS shilling presents the hsto
~ progress philosophy and practice OF the Water Cure clear
manner whs gives tbs quuescencs OF halt library
medical information Water Cure Journal
Evidently work of who thoroughly understands
subject" NANTUCKET Inquirer,
water inquirer Practical Christian
Noholsisa thoroughly educated physician and
Ledge a public ability
to bis conclGslOn3h kalda Venture
Por snla By FOWLERs L WELLS, Clinton Hall ;
sTGINGER K TOWEBEHD under The American Muse.
TN !; CROWEN, 500 Broadway; AFFORD, 1853 BowerYI
and 7. Bu&NRON. I'll Hudaonss Price III cents
all 3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
WILL BE PUBLISHED oH SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER X
TEE JLTERATI;

A NEW WORK By, Edgar Allan Poe, in volume,
N y mo. Price 81 So
"The Liera some honest opinions about auhoria mer.
It's and demer!is with occasional words Of personsliy
Fogetber with barsinais Suggestions and Esssya. By
Edgar A. Poe With Sketch OF the Author by Rufus
W!mo Griawoid, d. D."
"Ths work embraces much Of the most delicstey appe
catve crtcsm, well the most csustc seTerty, and
It evinces almost every page, extensive acquHin
snce with literature and unsurpassed skill IN literary artp
ais 6tDItWis ]. 9. REDF1EL0, CEn:on Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
EuGLLsE QAAPETLNGS
IND OIL CLOEU5.
PErERSON & II u MP q r Z

432 Pcarl.st. near Madaon.
GFFER FOR gELE q ths most eSen'iFe Eno
" elegant stocka OF CErpeng, &C. TO be found n !a9
RICH VELVET AND AGMINSTER,
which In re quality colorz and d9sigas ere un;7fPesse0
and will lie e0ld at prices ruinous 70 his trade.
TAPESTRY AND BRUSSEL5-
IN extent oar rtock cannot bs equsied, sHo - rs5g
ceDuo be exceled and price u ~ par ceo Iss o-1o
EWgLisH AND AEEEIcAN THREGPLY,
ghls description OF csrPets, VIC nave nlse .1el Esg
rey1 with the importers and usndfacmrers llsi F Gs
preperet Il al times to furnish tbs lsest END bz'i deeoe
INGEAln CARPETS.
Our rtocf OF Low Priced CsfPa:s YVES neY1f s's' ll
s;s teing r, prissa varzi0g from Il 20 81 per 3ed
GIL CLOTHS
"a crdlesa vsfietieS saae eIcsedipPy rich veFnE ~
[ifb ron 10 q fest s1d seng ysiyh s ctlifT cn2cs
goods found In Cafpo: 8oTos fan !an nor cen rig sAau
other embellishments. prove which c5ifls g
tfC2 2nIs,rhS1Tu<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
SCHOOLS.


A classical. and experienced professor OF the
fers bis sevicss Ibose who need hem. Institutions
whoTo he bosrd part compensation Tor his services
would tie preferred. Gan be al the Fren:h and
American Academy SO Frstav. sit3 Psrp1nt, cornsr
ofBepry-st BROOKLYN, or by calling 81 the SsEo2!
Agency, i93 Broadway slo 3isa
FE1O INSTITUTIONS FOR Y0USG LADIES
Z AND PRIVATE FAMILIES-R HARVE a 4.
gets apart fr nsuGGg 10 tbs various branchel o. elR-s
uoU n portion Of tbs esHoGn and lectures tae eVean2
in Hftnry, Literature aud EdTRl Phl0soPlI hidiess AZ
T, CroTens Books'or-, aroadv7hy al iisso3
A RECENT GRADUATE Is dcs.rous Of obfsi1i1E
"a sHuHucn e tho sCu1 escEsr in a1 Ara1e515 OF
IN private family. He csn conc yell re,'h'
Ueuded 10 eaca mathematics the csscsi he ran ipidS
nrourinHrce viii the Frs1rh nd Ge-UEn md W77z he
glad 10 teach vocal music Addfess 4. New runs'
0ict, Is. j. sl% l|h
A EAUY-Nho hgs had some years experience in tsa,d
u LG, circus CT entering into En- eng REs1i 7 III
private fsmy goveruciE She IL -etsn - te7ch Al
he bTsrches finished education aaiissc orJ refer.
erces viii b. given AFly f-9za7 Q. bJ latsr a. ~
sardf ct BROOKLYN. at 81
rFyEaCHER WANTED-fns ssmi1sFy 10 instruct
Z ID FreLcb trd Music pia1ofOfte The b3stTel5r-
e1ces TO tzEererce ospscy &c GequiFed Pesse call
sddrese H. l. 81 Cesar a. up Ssirs On Gstutds7 ssnt
2ist between and II a Ii. all .,
& LADY vho har had much expsrieEce In Teaching,
LEE ocsiroUg OF UnEug IN eDPGeeme1 n Ovsrneaa IN
family. Would iDouuct IN Engish, French, Music aud
AcdTsfa Miss II FluthnFs Z l. sl2 9GiseodF
re ss &c Ge 81 s7 5e l ra-s3s:ed d. "a
rensoneble iefinr. Address a. I, this ofi1e s172t
seevIth Page for other School Advertisements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

NNTANTED-A situation By respectable young TO
Nv mar as cook, would be- willing TO ssaat in washing
and ironing Good city reference be gtvsn None o0
private family need apply. Csl al 80 University
Gan be beeu for Two days esi IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17
Sec VIA &c far otheE Zeal Estae Advertisna ts

.tg93SS GREGOgT;5 CALIFORf3IA PACKAGE
p EXPKEg5-Pcr steamer CRE9CENF CITY,
z1d4ai4 2Gih Sen ember subscdbes gill dispatch
suecsl Express by Tie above steamer In charge Of g
competent messenger who will attend to he Transports
don OF tho goods lac lshmUE and Eperiaend their
reEApnent al Peaaga and accompany them until they
delivered in charge OF HT JooEsph W. dtesory Al Gan
Rranci,c1 Who b8s every f.ciy hand for hsif inne
dlae delivery the coGiignses IN Ga1 Fraac4co and "a
fous parts Of California Tho arrangements OF tbs Hoe
sre Perfected md delay can occur st ran 10 proyded
Saline. and ,esfs ubl p P. N. Packages and heavy
freight mugt be delivered Office prior % tbs Gay Of
railing. EhQHf SOY - n d.l aOo 1
PS-stippefs by ibis Eypress incur neiisr ueuole or
g-aTnIE re- sg0Geble sl6 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

XNANTING "a STTUATT0H-By q respectable Lo
In pfivats family; good cook frstrae washer en1
rore good baker nderstHnds pastry me bes! Of city
AMY nj 85 chntie 81 in he rszr room No. 6. s1 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

yEtANTE pa liluatlon by well recommended tidy
Nv pirl as chaulbermsi6 waiter, or as nurse and
seamSre frat wAGser an1 roner and an expo
TIepced y?eer snd good saanaresscsn make chdrene
clohet eGc very fou6 Of make hersei use
full Please call at $50 Broadway. EsTW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

HYTANTAD- situaors by TWO Feapectsble giri one 10
w cook and assist with toe washing snd ironing Ia
email private family The o,se Ne narae or walt On lady
o. az sesmeuees City reference from her last PIECE IN
a1Te at PSI gulvan b. in Tho rear. TO TO feen lof dss
II not enPEeed. E1f IL