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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

DIVORCE IN INDIANA.-At the last session of the In
diana Legislature member introduced the FOLLOWING
monstrous proposition in the shape OF a resolution;
ReSoloed, That the committee on the Judiciary be in
struggled to inquire into the expedency OF so changing
marriage covenant extend no longer than during the
consent OF partes and that they may abandon each
other at pleasure.
During the present session pending the discussion of
bill dvorcng Mrs. Dekearman, the same member
introduced the following amendment to The bill:
Prorided Thait shall not be lawful for her the said
oloel H. Dekeaman, TO enter into the bonds of matl-
mony with any other person, except the said Francis
Dekeannan, during her natural life.
This strikes us the true doctrine and if it W ere the
universal condition Of divorces we should hear of fewer
applications for them.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

dence that the people Of the State OF South Carolina O!
yietd faithful and unaiaching support to any
measure aohich said Convention mag recommend"
If this last affirmation is 10 be received as
pledge to abide by the decision of the Nashville
Convention, whatever it may be, we trust Virgin
ia will hesitate long before she commits herself, it
may be, so fatally. Butif, as we have before re-
marked, her delegates be commissioned to 60 no
farther than she herself has declared her deterni-
nation to 60, the implication of an unqualified
pledge need not be raised.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET
state Stock per cens-par value Sl00-sales al par
corporation per centspar value $l00last sales at
G. James River and Kanawha Bonds guaranteed by the
a., Exchange Bank Stock-par value $loo-last sales
=, Farmers Bank stock--par value sloo-sales at
v1rgnia Bank Stock-par value S7o-sales at S72.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 500 held at S85
$29aa30. p''' '''''0 ~~'-
g. richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-par value $l00-saes at $50
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
OF Debt-par value $l0O-las sales at 500
IN, Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock--par value
Sluo-last sales at $40 Some are asking higher
LIVE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND, January II, 1919
BEEF-Scae aoeight-$3 to So so extra quality will
command higher price.
HoGs-$5 nett.
MuTToNs--3 to So so nett, as in quality
JACOB SHOOK
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18
NHANAGERs, oFFICE-D PAINE g. co

RH ANAGERS' OFFICE-D. PAINE g. co
We RICHMOND Va ~ w.
FOR THIS DAY, at ~ o'clock-Cantals $1,000
1862, 1000, &c Tickets So
AT T., oclock-Capals $4,000, of 9o0O of 6oo0
Drawn numbers OF Susquehanna Lottery, Class No. r:
IA 40 % 20 10 S. II 81 80 "a 67d49 Sc n SO as,
ia 10 G. w. PURCELL & co.
NOR HIRE, one good CART DRIVER, a first
ia 1875 R. CAUTHORN.
,57h FOR NEW YORK.-FIRST PACKET.
$50. Virginia Line of Richmond and New York
Packets-The superior fast sailing new packet scbr-
HENRICO, Capt John B. futile, having the bulk of
her cargo engaged, and going board will sail with
all possible Dispatch For balance of freight of 400
packages tobacco or passage, having superior accom-
modations, apply to Captain on board, at Ludam's
wharf, or
ia Is DAVID CURRIE
as. FOR NEW YORK-llerchqats OH
So S. Lane R1chmond and Nep York Packets--
Inc superior fast sailing regular packet schr MARI
ETA BURR, Osborn master, having a portion of
her cargo engaged, will have immediate dispatch For
freight OF remainder and passage having sunaor fi,r
nshed state-room accommodations, apply to masteron
board at Ludlam's wharf, or TO
ia Is ROWLETT & COLQUTTT.
N EW NOVEL BY LEGVER.-(jonfesso1,s Of
80 cts - 0'"i'' i'e'ei'
Dark Scenes of History, by G., P. r. lanes 75c
The Three Golden Balls, or the Diary Of a pawn.
broker; 25c - """
Kate in Search OF Husband, novel, new and re.
vised edition 25c ~
Orders by mail, enclosing remittances meet with
prompt attention. N
GEO. M. WEST & BROTHER,
ID 10 Under Exchange Hotel.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

FIRE-Ihe alarm of fire Wednesday night, about
hall past o'clock, was caused by the burning of
large wooden building Bloody Run street, opposite
10 Rockets The building was owned by Mr.. Daniel
Murphy, and had been unoccupied for nearly twelve
monhs-the fire was, therefore, clearly the work of an
lncendiary, We understand the building was insured
in the Mutual Assurance Society for $500
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18
A DIPLOMATIC COLLISION

Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
American relates the circumstances of singular
difficulty which occurred in Lima on the 10th of
December last, between Col. Zabdiel w. Potter,
the newly appointed Consul of the United States
at Valparaiso, and the Hon. Henry Stephen Sui
Ivan, nephew of Lord Palmerston, and British
Charge dAffares to Chill. 1t appears that whilst
Col Potter was walking about the town, having
left his family at hotel, Sullivan rudely took pos
session of the rooms he had engaged, actually
driving Mrs. Potter, with her infant child out of
them Col. Potter took his wife and child to
another hotel, and, the next day, gave Mr. Sulli-
van well applied chastisement with cane.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

FRENCH SPoLIATIoNs-The following Senators
were elected, on Tuesdays special committee on
the claims for indemnity against French Spoia-
tons, viz: Messrs. Truman Smith, chairman, }
Mangum, Bradbury, Hunter and Sturgeon.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

u In the House of Delegates yesterday the
Covlngton and Allegheny Railroad Bill was far
Their debated by Messrs. FERGUSON and Boyd
The former gentleman occupied the floor about
three hours in support of the measure. Mr.. ST.
GAR has the floor to-day on this subject. The
fate of the bill will probably be decided to-day. An
unusually large number of resolutions, petitions
and memorials were presented yesterday, which
will be noticed in the regular report.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

The LEGISLATURE OF New JERSEY, THE Wr.mor
PRovIso AND AusTRIAA series of resolutions were in
toduced in the New Jersey House of Delegates on the
ION st lstrucng their Senators and Representatives
10 Congress to vote Tor the application of the orna
otl7s7, generally known as the Wilmot provso to ali
territorial governments, and to all States asking adms
sion the Union Also, for the abolition Of slavery
deferred from their duty by threats of disunion the
withdrawal otmembers, or the solemn actions of the le
gslaors Of Southern States A resolution was also
presented lnsrucmg their Senators and Representatives
to deay the expenses of the mission to Austria and not
advise or consent to the appointment Of any Diplomatic
agent or minister to the of Vienna for the present
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

The GREAT GAINES CASE AT New ORLEANs--Tha
Circuit Court met yesterday, Judges Mckinley and Nc
Caleb present The case Of Mrs Gaines came up, and
king persons out of the State, parties to the suit This
question was discussed by the attorneys and taken under
consideration by the court which will give its decision
next Wednesday. The court will also decide on that
Mr. Duncan for the defendants stated that the record
was not prlnted--it had already reached 900 pages
Judge Mckinley stated that he desired the lawyers in
they would note particularly those points wich had not
been decided in the case OF Gaines u.s. Patterson This
ntimaon was considered favorable indication for
the plaintiff 1t said that Judge Mckinley is strongly
pearance here at this time, when his presence is so much
needed at Washington, arises om the deep interest he
teelsin this case, and his desire to bring it to close
ductive ofserous Inconvenience in preventing the dec
sion of most important question: which the Supreme
Bench equally divided-N, Orleans Picayune, Jan.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

We clip the following from the New York Euea-
ing Post
~, INJURED lNNocENcE.-The Washington Union says
Dunng the last six months humble sheet and our
selves personally have been the theme of unceasing
caumny and abuse the part of our discomitted and
lncensed Opponents." Poor lamb
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

RAILROAD CELEBRATIoN.- first spade will be
struck in the Virginia and Tennessee Road on w adnes
day next the 10th instant We have not received copy
OF the programme tor the OCCASION but understand that
ted by that day Gov. Floyd 10 throw up the tirst
spade OF dirt, and Joseph K. Irving, ESQ, is to de-
Eyer. an address, h Ths dinner to be furnished by Mr.
tleman, we cap safely say that no pains or expense viii
RepubLican. '- -~g'ee".
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

CHARLESTON COTTON MARKET. Jan. IS.
here was quite an active demand for Cotton and
were very Irregular but in favour OF sellers at the close
OF business, further advance OF cent was established
IN prices, bringing Fair up to 49, cents per b. The
safes Tor the day amounted to 1880 bales, prices
gng between III and ID cents per h.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

NoRraERN DIscovERIEs.-'The British frigate Amphi
trlte at Mazatlan, reports discovering North West
passage and new continent in the Arctic Ocean She
srepoued to have been one degree and half further
North than any previous vessel but found ne trace of
Sir John Franklin. ~ ''o. u
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

NEW ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1000 bales Cotton were sold to-day at steady prices
Midding quoied at l0S II cents good nddling IL
cents. "
Sugar Sugar and MoLAssEs unchanged in price
WHIsKEY.-Sales at 22a cents per gallon
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18
CALLS UPON THE PRESIDENT

In THE SENATE, on Tuesday, Mr.. DOUGLAS submitted
the following resolution. which, under the rules lays
over one day!
Resolced, That the President of the United States
be requested to communicate to the Senate COPY of
the instructions given to the agent ofhe United States
who was employed to visit Hungary during the recent
war between that country and Austria and of the cor
dependence by and with such agent so far as the pub
caon OF the same may be consistent with the public
interest.
Mr.. DOUGLAS also submitted the tolowjn q. which
lays over one day under the rules:
Resotued, That the President of the United States
be requested to cause to be laid before the Senate in
open session, it. in his opinion consistent with the pub
lie interest," otherwise in Executive session. copies of all
instructions and communica tons of the late Secretary
otState to our late charge daaircs at Guatemala and
al dispatches and communications from said charge
dafaires to the Department Of State, including any
conventions or treaties he may have concluded with
either OF the States comprising the late Republic of Cen
trail America; and also all correspondence between
our said charge daaires and the Governments or rem
resenatves Of either OF said Staes and also all comm
ncations and instructions from the present Secretary
OF State to late charge datfares or our present
charge dafaires TO either ofsaid States and oia des
patches or communications from our charge daffaras
to the Department of State including any conventions
ortreaties he may have concluded with either of said
States and also all correspondence between the Depar
ment OF State and either of said charge des affares
touching the socalled kingdom of the MOSQUITOES and
the right of way from the Atlantic through Lake
Nicaragua.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18
A Washington letter says:

Ia executive session, the commercial treaty with Bra
~ ~ was confirmed; and also the appointment OF Mr..
Morris to Naples.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

EATRE.
SEXTON and CHIPPENDALE... y. Managers.
FRIDAY EVENING, January 18th, 1850,
Will be presented the
JEWESS.
Eleazer tthe Jew father of Rachel. Mr.. Field
Rachel (the Jewess) .............. Mrs. M. Jones
Abigail. ..............,..,.. Mrs John Seton
La Bayedere by. ................ Miss Celeste
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18

ADMISSION-Boxes so cts; Pit IS cts; Centre
Gallery so CTS Side or Eastern Gallery entrance from
Broad street, l2a cts; Coored Gallery Is cents.
TeasueI' .....: MIR. MAULE.
ag A few season and monthly Tickets can be had
on application at the Box Office.
G Seats can be secured and tickets obtained doiIv
from to2, and from to 5oclock. ''
Doors open at e. oclock-peronnance to commence
at II precisely. ia Is
HATHO Lie ALMANAC.-J w RAN
" DOLPH has received for sale, the Metrouolitan
Catholic Almanac and Laity Directory, for ls50rprce
81 cents. ia "a
ERkOP AND BUCK SHOT, RIFLE. PIS-
ny TOL AND MUSKET BALLS. of perfect form
and greater specific gravity than can be made by the
old process OF manufacturing. constant supply ola
ia Is DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
N FOR RENT, the Store occupied on Main
Ell street, below the Old Market and opposite the
OF Mr. VIM. Taylor Possession given immediately
Apply to ]. e. F. CLENDINlNG, or
ia IS JOHN CLENDINING, Jr.
Is, FOR NEW YORK--FIRST VESSEL
tSa The regular packet schr S. p LORD, now load
ing at Ludlams wharf, and having her cargo engaged
can take 800 boxes tobacco For freight of which, or
passage having good accommodations apply on board
lals RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18
To conclude with
SOMEBODY ELSE.

Hans Moritz and Louise. ..... Mr. and Mrs Sloan
Mr.. w. II. CHIPpENDALE will shortly appear
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-18
THE AFR f. .

HOLMES HOLE, Jan. l3-Ard, schr j. w. Hamer,
James River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
NEW PUBLICATION.

u "BARNUMs PAREAssUs," ID. Appleton &
Col bits off the Jenny Lind z rizs Poets and Prize
Committee with some rather clever limitations in
she style Of Horace Smith, and will form az good a
pant OF the machinery by which the prevailing
excitement ia kept up. az If Mr. arnum had paid
for them out OF bis own pocket. Among the con-
tents are IA Volunteer Ode" by the Acknowl
edged Best Song Writer-not Compettor,--A
Ballad, being Voice from the Holmes Of the
Poets,-Barnumopsi and others. The character OF
the Songs presented in competition is evidently
described after the author had emerged from state
Of clairvoyance.
Bys strange coincidence ss appeared from subsequent
companion OF notes) for the hfu hour and hf every
song opened by The Prize Committee commenced either
analogous OF patriotic enthusiasm But the iu
restng feature of the investigation was the attachment
and devotion with brought 30 lg on the part OF ths
entire body of American poep, mae and female 10 the
American Eagle That august bird was the tubIeci OF
universal homsge, sdualou and illustration The Ame-
can Eagle WA referred 10 by In at least nine OF
evegy songs examined by The Committee and his Pc
cusr habits manners f1rn sued The mort iu xhsusnoe
fund for exercise of The pce genius Ia its descriptive
Imaginative, pathetic AID prophetic flights. Fhe Eagle
bic peais OF The Rocky MouDaiua; occasionally he was
seen making formidable attacks upon the British Lion
once he appeared 10 full view win the island OF Cuba
banging at bic besk generally he pictured IN all
hs glory soaring In general to no particular place. and
on 20 or twice, he wen entirely out Of sight
The following Broadsde" by Boston B ard is
not bad:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

kr New. York UnIvsrasty-A Medic al D spartrnenf.-
Faculty the New University take gres'
In a1Dout cling hs they filed The vacant Chairs
Their Institution by gentle men 2feennent standing IN fe
respective deps tmens DR.. Eiisha Bartlett Professor Of
the Institutes sad Practice OF Medicine in the Louisville
University. DR. Samuel 5ross Professor OF Surgery
in The LoosYne University, having both resigned her
accepted the Chair OF Institutes and Prscuce OF
hecicn other the Chair OF Surgery in the University
In ,bese elections tie Faculty have looked only at he
great and pefmRnect interests Of their School, aod thsF
feel thai these appointments, While !hey must secure NE
universal ptance OF The proeion viii sdord an earnest
Thai Tho s,tnton will lose nothing OF IL prosperity
SESSION lS5G.5I.
October and be continued 10 the last day u February
GRANVILLE SHARPE PATTIsos, II o Professor OF gems
Fsl descriptive and turgical Anatomy
HAkTYN PAINE, ID D. Professor Of @stefis Medic@ and
GuNN!xc 8 BEDFORD, M D Professor Of Midwifery and
Diseases OF Women and Children
JonN W. rRAPEA, MD Professor OF Chemistry and
rELsHG BARTLETT NJ D. Professor Of the Institutes and
practices of M. dicine
sAMuuI D 0aoss, Professor sf surgery.
Iszsoastratoy of Undergraduates DARLING II. D
Pie Faculty, il viii be have added the department
OF Physiology 10 the chair Of Chemistry and Prof Ors9er
gi Ia future In sddiou his FeEulercour.e OF Chens
.ry give evening lectures PhysloloEy The adv
iG.e OF THU arrangement m1s be ooYous TO every oee
?he Professor Anatomy will slso deliver AZ additional
lecture Ia bis department al an evening hour In order
eotd aRple opportunities heir pupiiE for StudYng dig
ease practically the Faculty have determined 20 open Eee
si surgical and Medical c!taique be hold by Prof
Grcss Saturdays
I'd An ObsIeuc cli1que be every Monday under the
direction OF Prof Bedford Tae interesting dis4es=s
ofWomen and Children wibe boughtbefors heclsss aud
fsly TIRED upon by the Professor Tho cizas Will
have abundant supply OF Midwifery be attended
Al he houses Of the patenik
Sd Medical and Surgical cinique VIII be hsd eYery
Wednesday under the direction Of Pics Rarlea and Pei
haon.
In addition 10 lheas means Of studying dilease, the
Nev,Yorf Hospital tbs Bellevue Hospital tho Eye and
Ear nfrmafy The various DSpensaries and In6trnaes
are ali accessible % me sgdens cltnca! Instruction. Is
sfveu every day s. The New. York Hospital.
The dissectlDg viii be open the day Of Ceo-
Der, and ample supply Of the material will be provided
Fees for the f1l cOurBe ei Lectures sl05 Aacusuon
fee IS Practical Anatomy, s.; Graduation fee, $50
The commencement VIII take place early In March
JOHN W. DRAPER ND
secTetAry Of the Faculty, $40 Foorth At
?. Stood board from g. 80 70 s. per week Students
arriving In town will please call NJ tts Medical College
$50 Broadway, ana ash fer the Jsnitor Ar Ponsa yko
viii conduct sben to Boarding hoases
IS 3tawtOSe aad fIkWEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

times of Democracy. Many an important Pisoe =
given to the favorits Of some Iady-oousin saoa
transaction, are undisguised, and the pueblo O.
sheateYs, promenades, snd popular sPeo'A''oa a.
allowed 10 behold the would be royal pairs assney
appear in full splendor before the world. Xne ma
tonal Palace appropriated to the occupation oltne
Prince President, 10 honored By being the usual
residence Of his Pompadour
NeYo's Ministers sang and played the fool those
of Csudias discussed antiquities and good dinnerf
those of Yitelus ruined their constitutions by Nv
ing like ogreg. One foreign Minister who lives az
Paris, and who heartily desires to preserve De-
tween France and hia OWE country, the er'se"se
cordiale 30 much spoken Of plays at blind man
buff with the President and his few moss selec'eo
friends, blind mans buff being what the fresiaens
calls ieu desplt. One day the Ambassador ar
rived when the game was at its hight ne found
the Presidential head hidden in the lap ct lady,
while Bis right hand lay upon bis back Softly and
Oh tiptoe Che Embasasdor approached the interest
ing group, and with ell possible grace tapped the
extended hand. The Prince, gggltng with delights
exclaimed "Ah, Pauline, l know youP Toe
nickname of Pauline has adhered to the Anbassa.
dor ever since. But Lord Normandy has certainly
been guilty of some worse blunder than this ne
must have mistaken the hairy paw of Mrs. How
ards Chimpanzee for the imperial hand OF the
nephew Of Napoleon.
How preoarlous appear all popular progress and
conooeats, and how little reliance can be placed on
them since the France of Eighty min has fallen to
the France of Fifty
CHRISTINE TRIvULzIo d. BELGIoIoso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

COAST SURVEY Prof A, D Bacbe, the sQpern
tepdent Of the Coast Survey, mas latsy been in our
CITY on tour Of inspection among the parties en-
poyed on the Eastern coast At the instance OF
gents men of ibis city, interested in commerce.
who have desired an immediate survey OF the Har
Dor of refuge afforded by Richmond Island, near
Cape Elizabeth he Waited that place on saturday
aat, and has given directions to proceed with the
trianguaton oft.
Prof Bache visited Cape Small on Monday, with
a view to an earl roaecution of the work Of the
coast survey in Elist quarter, and returned to
Washington on Tuesday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

TIE LATE FLOOD AT TAaAeuA, PA--The Ia.
maqna Legion of the Eth brings US additional par.
tculars OF the destruction Of life and property In
t, at place, by the disastrous food Of Wednesday
lass. The property destroyed is estimated at up
twenty bridges were swept away, and several
families araoss entirely obliterated. The Legion
gives the allowing isto % persons drowned, and 10
misains the Coroner having held inquests apon, Wig
DROWNED Jane Edmunds, Mary Edmunds.
sherine Boyle, Rev P. Oberfeldt Margaret Her.
ring, Hannah Herring, Emeline Herring, John
Herring, Hannah Foster, Elizabeth Fostef, Sarah
Treasure, Charles Birmingham. Sarah Jane El;rtngs
ham, Sarah Gasider, Ann Catherine Gteasing,
David Jones A child OF John birmingham, Sarah
Foster, Margaret " elch.
MlssISG.-One Of Fosters children, two children
oFGr Boring two children OF Mr. w elsh, two chill.
dren Of Mr Edmunds, two children Of Ec Elsriug.
ham, Mary Mccartney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

Up O,ReiiIy,n Telegraph Lines, connecting
with ali sections Of he United States General office, ls
Broadway Open from In the morning I'LL II al night.
Visiturs in New-Yors who accustomed to srEnsacnE
bushes. with he OReiy Lines in any section OF the
United States Will find II their interest 10 leave their dis
patches al hia Office insure promP and correct tans.
mission ie6h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

~ NotIce-Whe1ess eters patent have been granted
to John a. Whippe and VIZ B. Jones OF Boston FOR the
Invention Of iakng Photographic pictures Dsguereo-
ypes OIL glass all persons cautioned against using tie
same any ing will be dealt with according TO
the Law made and provided Patent rights for sale on rea
sopablc teys Adress Ohm A. WHIPPLE, So Washing.
ton 81 Boston "a lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
MUSIC.

T5MANUEL BRARDEIs late Of Vienna Profsssa
.of Pispo and Singing thoroughly familiar with ihe haf
Lab Frecch Italian and German s1gaages possessing
very expeditcus method Of musical s'acton'
YORK and vicinity He Is ready 30 receive pupils eisos
nj bis residence $50 Houiten 81 between sno sno sa
JPN or their own Termsmodersls Apply 2So dous %
Ut or Al g Z Gould Co rnerl7 Riley Coz mug
aors 2g7 Broadway, References II required. tIlm@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

A RARE CHANCE no MAKE A FORTUNE
A-Any perGon who hss S5oQQ cash ii co nmsnd msy
learn ofau opportunity OF making rapid fortune and With
hleof no rss, by addfeaiDgs line to 9. W. o. Box 2SlA
vance can II he shes reference being sasscory have
ths entire charge Of the business and funds Tbe business
Is uotcomprated, Ia easily managed and returns can be
readily snd quickly realized Good references given and
requires. 3SlW"