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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
blEl}lCIN ES
A GREAT MEDICINE
FOR THE WORKING CLAS5EB-
L u q L L

INKS BHOWiB GREAT PAIN MILLER
NO MEDICINE has been discovered that Ia so hap.
L ply adspled 10 internally drops 10 be taken,
ard yet perform such wonders when applied externally Is
vesh or Datn by friction
YORK shilling ~ cens 10 all you have 10 risk 10 y IL
spi as mat an object to The proprietor 10
hoped that iuch price be obstacle TO any family,
and VIII never prevent its lrisl
The price from Twelve 6fy cents per bose, according
TO ne aze will enable all it. II you doubt begin
viii z cent bottle, ana that viii remove your doubts,
an make you buy, and and recommend i TO your
friends more thsn hundred certificates would Who VIII
TAI Try II hen life and suffering for YORK
shlltpal ,..-...,--,n
Phs Pain Killer may be used with aucceas that viii
a.orish the behoider such Is The oown9Chol,
err Morbus Dslressing Dyaenery Pain In she Side aud
stomach Cofns Cuts and Burma Cholera lnantum. Bron.
chtts Healing Sores OF Man Beast Children Reelhng,
Rising Blood Hoarseness Qutnsy in few hours Chill.
b,irs and Frosted Feet spasms Prevent Blister from
Buns Broken Breasts Measles, Cramps, Hurts, Scfaich-
co or Porn Flesh, BtIes or Sttpga
Certificates 10 al volume might be publlahed showing
ths wonderful ea,cts of Mrs Brovns Pain Killer" but
th,y are tao comuon ard used for articles OF no merit
Anj the One shhng Bottle will do more than thousand
unknop name convince tns user
for Mrs. Browns Tain Killer, and take no
Others.
land Of Dr. DE CtPLER- s|' oieod
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NEWARK ITEMS.
granted

IL The oyster warriors from Staten Island re-
deemed their boats which were taken in our Bay
some days ago, released the Sheriff from all dam
ages, promised TO abandon the business in Newark
Bay, and to pay the costs already incurred, amount
ins n S27q
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Jersey CITY ITEMS.

Jersey City is to be divided into four "a'd',
to be governed by Board Of Common Council
and " Board of Aldermen az soon az the union
with Van Worst township takes place
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rr A Reformed Dutch Church Al Hoboken will
he ore,Djzed on the first 5sbbxth Of November, an
anDIicstioD for that purpose having been made at
the recent session OF the Bergen Classas aud
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REAL EsrArE.-1he following GALES were made
Al tnrdau by A J. BleeckeY:
POLICE -K1aannAh Buefts ~es taken ln'o Gus
sody tor Eteal1ug $50 from James Rlgn.


ARREST OF SAMUEL A PRoPER-This m ~
was yesterday auefed by officer Neylns oI nI r. mel A.
Attorneys Office 10 appear ana ,es1iy n raoTesens.
Gale W siands Indeed for naylhs oy ls-'1 a. a
tiors obtained tilt Of sale OF ~ and az
who ups arrested and liberated on DELL - - ron
-er Cont rtve leg bail 10 his oono ano - W
Supposed hid sHoog tie S1d rnrae. in the au OF
eI16G and went about it with much energy ous pad COZ
succeeded O'Clock last evening 81 '1a ng
shout leaving The city 10 sVoio sPpeS'mE ~ "IHo'
against Gale led 10 his arrest
H1cuwAy RoBBERIEs.-Mr. John Smith,
bntche, rss,dpg in Sxy-third at the &oominsdae
road while driving through lane leading opi o! me
Toa' on saaiday Afternoon %sa y9
hnockipg him Of his With large stone and then
cruelty best him, after which he robbed bm OF - ana
mnde bis escape He wsG however, yesterday arrested
and locked up bY Jusice mcGraih for examination
ri Mr. George Schroeder, residing IN Ehlrty-
eighth Nnthavenue while passing through fenIh'
avenue about IL O'Clock on Wednesday night was a.,
after bealiBg him severely robbed him OF 81 cents man
named Cornelius Sullivan heard biz cries and WIN anonef
succeeded in rescuiug him from the rufans, who hed
Two Them who gave their names a. Jemes Mofen ssa
Peter Curran were Yesterday arrested by officers Roach
and Fisher Of the Sixteenth Ward who TOOK them before
Jushce McGrsth. they were locked Up ior exeinnanon
A FIGHTING FEMALE.-A black woman named
Bersh Even alias Downing wss yesterday arrested by
clfu manner another black, named Mary Patterson re-
aiding st 50 Muberyst After pummeli1g mary win hef
long lime, she drew knife stabbed ler IN me breast
and nearly severed the hunO OF her rlshs heno 'usAce
MouDuorl locked her up for TRIAL
TT Abous o'clock yesterday carriage, be.
longing TO one Of the above Blocker brought up against
an omnibus upse and was dragged round he corner
OF Broome ito side the driver holding to tie reinS
Young lady wgs in The carriage until stopped when she
was exticated whou, any injury having happened to her
A wono erful escape in that horoughiafe
ARREST FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY
Capt Fulton The First Ward Police yesterday arrested
man named Ro ore, on charge OF havingspeosedH
So bill On The senecs County Bank, 10 Patrick Joyce,
grocer, OF Morris About SlOt IN coun teeit money
on deien found in possession OF the accused
for examination.
ACCIDENT BY THE BURSTING OF A CAMPHENE
L,MpAn apprentice of MI Ayers jeweer, OF Al Annes
severely burned yesterday by the bursting OF cam
pbeue lamp Ocer Reu ey OF The Second Ward happened
10 be passing Time and By The aid of blanket sue
ceeded IN exiinRuihng the flames The officers hands
were much burned,
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j. ". BROWN. Auclioneer.

". DNO'v ne a1Tsl N,, Inrruu-
L FURNISHING ARTICLES, &c-W EDNEsDAY,
Sept 18th at Ot O'Clock a, 81 Broad way will be sold at
wood mahogany, walnut, and painted parlor chamber,
and other household furniture embracing complete az
sofneni tos ether with large variety OF useful aud orns-
mepts house. furnishing articles Alho-withouI reserve
10 pay elegant rosewood piano ofte63 oc-
tavel; superior instrument. Az 2hs'
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TDRMOvAL-pRg. CHiLpB FORD have rscasys y
fAher ofhco 10 SO ChamherS-s 0Gsee sonra nSss l" "
e'eocs Ala and from TO and to o. u; ,s,,..yv
WHARF ,ie coor VIII be attended grarnitoq1iy OF
Fhursdays and gaurdays from . II osioed 81 ls
Dr. Childa VIII give Psrfc1far 2ssoeh'H ~
Dr. Hora 70 diseases Of To eye and ear mo y 81
easne generaIy.
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WV. w SHIRLEY. Aucuopeer.

WN. w SHIRLEY. AuclloDeef.
CATALOGUE SALE OF 8PLEHDlD on
aLPAiNTIN6S -THURBDAY Sept 26, at II O'clock
al the store 6l William at will be sold without reserve,
large collection ofo paintings represent ing American and
sceuery winter pieces also Italian, French. Flem-
ish ard Dulch.,he production Of an ernen nr,isn ee
GIN have their picnres pack
81 sns In The mosL careul manner. "a 3Ns+
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-B Before Judge Wood
ruf-D 4nsoa Pratt Va Geo Wikes John Thomas. and G.
and DererAcion for Libel, already referred 10 Yer
dict for plaintiff $3.50
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10 Isl HOuGH. Aucttoneer.

WEDNESDAY,, Sept 25lh, at l01 O'Clock, al AZ Beck.
w The entire furniture Of three story house,
consisting In par OF sofas buresur bedseads, pier and
anel glasses rockers par!or and Easy chairs, three ply
nndngan carpets oil cloths girAndoes Bohemian vases
mantle ornaments brtanie decorated china ten
rety chrs dinner OF 100 pieces superior cook stove,
90 parlor together with large variety OF kitchen fdrni-
lure Al,o, good assortment OF new cabinet furniture
carpea oil cloths &c Ood to pay advances and well wor-
thy The attention OF me irads al "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

a UCTION SALE AT NIAGARA FALLS CaDsda
"A We't-Highy valuable nnd no5i attractive sreenoId
properly commanding The sublime aud picturesque
TewI OF the great caartci and The surrounding scenery
consisting OF house and fch pssure AND meadow landa
with sLubr'our and beautiful building sites, w1cn
on TUESDAY The 18th day Of October next IN 'ne follow
ing os and subject to such conditions OF sale rs aha 30
then produced
Lo l. Fbe Ontario House. on the brow OF the hill, VITA
four (moe Less OF fertile land thereto adjoining
and belonging
Lot2 Pie substantial building known az The Bath
Ho1se" and about three acres mofe or least OF chocs
aId commanding most superb rev OF me EIesi fsn
on he lower bank fronting the river
Also about ore quarter OF acre OF land fronting tue
rrst on tbs N ain road from Chippewa 10 Q1eensoWn,
With good dwelling use, belonging 10 the estate OF IAsut
Sen. Murray
be Known On Application nj The office OF the Undersigned
Fhe terms will be ore-fourh Of the purchase mccoy 70
tnnsImepts with interest secured on The property.
Asasrs RRlls [plS tO1+ PAO1As c. sPREET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
CLASSICAL FRENCH AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL,
No. 7S9 Broadway,
OPPOSITE AsroR.PLAcE, NETWORK.
A ROIGNEY, Principal.

A FOlGNEF, Principal
YK7HR FALL TERM Of thiB Institution VIII commences
i on Monday, September Mr.. Pogne' begs leave y. 70
MORN his friends and the public that he has ns
s1ranpesnta for The ensuing ceslon which viii shosd 10
G nnns Increased advantages in the various departmental
Bows are received ct any stage OF their education sna
thoroughly prepared for college OF business The Fupn
viii be limited in number and select. .l,
The Frerch La spoken In the school, ana
three hours daily Yhe instruction 10 pracncai sna uaa
osi nntng efforts are made render tue schois per-
ectlv Al home In every branch OF French education
In the English department. all he studies deemed
s 70 solid and polite English education wu 90 @
and tbo,e desiring complete classical education VIII en-
10y every advsnage which other classical school In NE
civ can offer. .,,,L.z 700 pro,5
vev. Deuc & Co Park.row, ISL Broadway 27Q FoufIn'
rv g. Dupoy 6Oe Broadway Roe Lockwood ga b[o n,,
way; G II Miller, 645 Broadway; a. inc sen0ol-ESoa1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

apOARDaNG SCHOOL FOR nOYS-At Eew
I'D Canaan Connecticut, As miles by railroad from New
York This School ia one OF the Oldest In the state Ia
the beauty heathfuneos and convenience OF lie locality 1t
10 believed 10 unsurpassed For particular Information
the Principal ofhs numerous paronl whose
places OF busuess and residences may be aacersned by
reference bis CircularE hich be obtained at the
bookstore OF Clark, Austin Co. 205 Broadway and at
Raynora, rs 8owery. az I'M
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ID Principal the Brooklyn Grammar School, Will receive
few young gentlemen into hs family who will so treated
with he confederation thai IA years experience 81 teecner
toni instructors lectures daily instruction in the languages
and careful attention to moral and religious duties Will IL 10
hoped secure thorough and useful education For tefno
RronLinn' l. fr' nu26 l5leod*
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down what they had heard and In the evening they made
In affidavit before The Judge and warrant was Issued
suE Drury warrant was also issued sgsinsI yoang
DrUry hn thdEy made ny Ar Johnson OF what be had
heard him say nexi day Thompso wa TO meet Dury IL
Brooklyn aid We weut By and ed bmihsn
went ard srret,ed san Pt Astoria wsnt 10 the house.
when l'ne girl oos The key from door, gotis from
where abe placed Il and TWO boxes containing jewe
~ which took found some dies; oojectsd toll; afer
boring the holes in the door (which with large GIN
betl tBrooF7p. placed parties ST the table, then went
aio eioso', and could and hear Gil that WA done
ard said.
Adjourned = It's s2seaaor.
Court CALENDAR-This Day.-CtRcUT CouRr
-Re.eiyed osusesNos 27a Bill S58 498. 6l9, 67S $50,
rs II 5l3, 444 1T, lii
CIRCUIT ooURT-Before Judge Mitchell.-Ffn'
ny BrdsaA VS. Nsio Jersey Railroad Co TO recover dam
ae ipiury to plaintiff In ore Of her feet being CRUSHED
by sbsgssee crste Amount laid 81 81 00T
About inree years The plaiuif IL peEAiag rom uo
ferry gate at jersey City say the baggage crae coming
Oh circle and from her gh or some other cause, she
could roi clear II, and she became Injured
The defense negligence the part the plsntif AID
that ibe men IN cbsfge Of belonged to the Phs-
dephs ano euon Railroad To he continued this fore
room. For plaintiff hestrs Smith Henry aud john SO
Buren; fer defendant MeGSrt G. q Waters and James l.
BRADY
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6NOAL.-We the Subscribers, have quantity OF good
u Coal at our now yard 479 aroomest aud at the old
sand SlS Bowey which will sell at tho Iowssi marke;
price. ls4 SIN JACOB WEEKS, Jk HEPHG ws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

grOAL-i am selling coal as usual OF tho hest quality
SIcheaper than any other dealer In tho city, from my
sla 6w* NS PETER CLINTON.
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INSURANCE.
TIE 3RoOERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

TIE 6RooERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Once, No. 81 Wall, corner Of Pear..al ". K.
CAPITAL S200oQa
FTHHIs COMPANY, having their capital al paid IN, n
4 cnsh are prepared TO insure Buildings Merchandise,
Household furniture Vessels in Port their cargos, ac.
against damage by 6re also, The Riskz OF Inland
Navigation and Transportation, on tho moas favorable
tsrms AL Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS
KUFus sroRY, MOSES TAYLOR, BAMPsoH Mooas,
PETER MARris, GEORGE ELDER, Gas: euaxRALTEA
FRANCIS SKIBpY, HENRY EDEY, ASA y. PORTER,
lis WILSON ALEX II. GRANT, WIN. B. PosrRA,
Rrn 2 auvpMAA MARSHALL PRPooN, ISAAC G. TAYLOR
SAMPSON AoORD, ? resident
j MILTON SMITH, Secretary. Num
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COCOA sREELg.-29i bags, fresh, juat received
OFor saIa b. aAaSHER Y0uHS. La ShaisaEst
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AUCTION SALES.
S GARDNER kucuonesr.
ERaE nwJN Ga& INNER

S GARDNER kncuoneer
E3K BALDWIN GARDINER
Il stofe SSS Sroad wy, col. AnInozT-fA
~ Particular attention will he given 10 Saes OF FassY
goods, Porcelain Paintings &c Also, Furniture OF ts1.
lies giving no rouse. keeping AlIo Stocks Of Esunsa
t1rcre &c All Of which respectfully solicited.
Hnvtng naae arrangement with Mr. A. c. fuffFek
biz salesman he hopes to merit thu patronage OF
friends and The unhlic 1el isf
THIS DAY "Wednesday Sept Is.
At 10 O'Clock al S76 Broadway, near White-st.
Lsrge sae OF Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture, rus
sea Csrpes &c The entire ock OF rosewood and other
furniture, Buss.E carpets &c contained therein the same
h-ng for OF whom il may concern for caah. Gaia
loguet ready and lhe goods car be examined liz
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L.G CARRINGTON. Auc,,oneer.

DY JACOB 8. PLATF.-AUCflON SALE
DLgrge Sale Of Cr0ckery China. elisa and Earthen.
w4,e fem the shelves TOMORROW, (ThurSdsy) &h
Sept o'clock in the large saea room over Inc auction
atofe 23 Plstst
Several hundred lots MAXIM general OF c
dpt ecged With granite, light blue prntd aud oWered
blue &c. Alo 100 ard lots glassware consisting Of
fall assortment Also, 100 pure white aud enameled
cnfua. Also girondoles lamps, manel ornaments, fine
Japanned trays knives and forks brsss candle
srcks China ornaments toilet &c.-Ihe whole 10 be
peremporily sold TO The highest bddors in lots 10 accom-
nods.e Also In the SALE assortment ofght blue Aad
III, ere md Hnwered mnlherrY match throu ghout
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INSTITUTION FOR PAINTING AND


AOS BROADWAY-Next door to the American Art
4 JC UuonTbe subscriber respectfully announces 10
his friends and the public that he Intends giving new
course Of lessons his Drawing Acsdemy alao an even
ing commencing October Instruction will be given
In Drawing and Painting OF all kinds Portraits, Figures
Landscapes, Ornaments and Flowers. Figures aer The
Models OF Plaster OF the celebrated Prof Dapuis, OF Paris
whose method acknowledged az the most by
The Academic deg Arts In Paris Drawing and Painting
from Nature Painting In Miniature on Porcelain, en-
aqu,ele particularly fitting and pleasant for ladies' Draw
inc on Stone Separate course for ladies' Specimens Of
eli the above both ofmy and my pupils work can bs
en- my studio Pupils attended 81 their own Residences
For particulars, apply to 5; sCduSrEh
ri lwt Professor OF Drawing and Painting.
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UNIVERSITY GaRAmmAR SCHDOL-Pro-
~ feosor E. A. JOHNSON Rector2he first quarter OF tho
school year begns September I'd Pupils fitted Tor
College or busineaa rho Primary Department. for eleven
years under the Of @ ~ Hobby receiVes pupils Al
"a carly an sge years Application for sdnis
siop may be made at the Rooms, lower foor University
Buildings Circulars may obtained also 81 the book
storea OF Roe Lockwood Bon, All Broadway, Cheree
Francis Co. 1852 Broadway and Samuel Rayn0r, 76 Bow
sry Isu2l.2nE GEORGE s. PAEKES, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

nKSIRABEE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
15AT AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY, sept ., at 10
O'clock al 2Btst. Sd syanne aIhe Furniture
on the second floor ard basement OF said house. comprtR
Ing geoeral sssortmen-l piano forte; mahogany cecd
and dining tables mirrors carpets crockery cooknguten-
sils &c. &c. sZ3StisF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

YAJINANT'S PRIVATE Boarding School for Boys,
w al LILLE Ferry, nlne mlles from Ho9oken u j Ths
Yhs school Ia under The charge Of a WNANY and lady,
The number OF scholars United sixteen, who may
tor school twelve OF age and be sIed FOR
business Terma for tuition and board froE; 800 to 500
per wear Circulars may obtained at Hr. a Osrander,
corner Canal and Varick sts NEw-York. al0lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
COAL.

6NOAL.-A fine assortment of Anthracite Coal OF sa-
Operor quality suitable for furnaces rapees 2stes &c
Consumers deprous OF procuring !heir coal At very low
rate, Will do well TO give the subacrber en- early call
GEORGE A. Sparkle,
ais 2u* 205 and 207 Srenklinst
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EOk SALE AT AUCTEON.-A large two story
horse wood house and shed together With egh.
een land well wstered and faced having good
from perennial spring house and barn. 10 stusIed in
the pleasant village OF Brooklyn Wndham Co. Conn.
about one hund rods north Of The CourHo Ia asd
village Ia miles from Norwich forty from Hartford
Three and h,ffrom Dsnelsonviie Depot Conn and thr
!y from Providence RI.
The property valued at FIVE thousand dollars
bat will BE- rod me highest bidder TIE Attn day OF Octo
Der next at O'Clock ii OK the premises Sale positive
Terms ca4h or approved credit FOR further particulars
apply D. Tarbo1 corner souh Eighth and FifIhotc VII
lAmtburgb, | to the subscriber.
Also for sac n me above sad place. good pleasure
csrfisge and sleigh JOSEPH A. YERiNGFDN.
Norwich Sept 1850. ~ 3Isat2&Wf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
F-Purauan the directions OF the laat will and tesla
ment o. Henry D Woodruff deceased the subErrber will
expoEe TO sale ct public auction on SATURDAY Sept %,
all ne Rea EItate of said deceased 10 Wit
The HON. ad Place. conianing or 6 acres OF land,
With dwelling house barn znd other Improvements. Fhis
property IL very elgibly situated on Meadowst within
about FIVE minutes yak OF the railroad depot church. NC
aud The whole of could be very easily divided into build
ing lots he pr ximy OF the town to New York az 1.-The
facilities .of Communication by railroad and steamboat,
reuder this propery worthy the attention Of those In the
city, 9rous "a cheap and pleasant country residence
g tract Of s6 acres short distance from tho home.
stead the Woodruff Farms Road about ten acres OF
which ia cleared, The residue wood land
3 A lot OF s1 The eRst side Of Great Island.
l. A lot of four the south side OF Great slGnd
s. Abou. three sores OF sat Meadow adjoining Wood
TUf'b Greek.
The gse will commence at The Homestead at O'clock
N. On ssd day. when conditions will be made Known.
E SANDERSON Executor
Eizsbe!hown, Sept, 2S 1850. MS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

a DODWORTH,S PRIVATE BANGING
BToadway viii open for the season on Tuesday, Oc7
On Tuesdaya and Saturdays at 81 O'Clock for ladies' and
children on Tuesday and Friday evenings at for gentle
is happy 10 inform h friends and patrons that no has In
vented entire dance which he III Introduce call.
ed Boero 1t s danced to music similar 10 character
to the celebrated Spanish dance Of that also hope
that by adopting improved OF teachinz miro
this for the first lime, to be abs TO impair 10
the pups much Information 10 quarter ~ heretofore
hea been accomplished in two.
Cards OF terms and rules be procured At the Acade'
N.Y. where Mr. D. would be happy to snawer si lnqudeE
s13 lmeodF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

6STARh saaLLH DkILLANGss-6G0 PeckSzsq
Sbrown besched alats and blue extra sIout and Rne
aualed Ia perfection OF manufacture For Gale by
ave hEBALFH GO. 50 and " Ttra-zl-
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r,rzE nnE:Rut1AmTs, IMsURAMoE Oo.

OFF YHE CITY OF NEW-YoRK once Ocean kank
OBuilding corner OF Gresnwich and Fulton ss Cass
ranal 96OOO Insurance agsra loss damage by arc.
""T''-' CROWELL ADAHR, Presidenl
ssEokcB w SAVAGE, Secretary. Ia9oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

# Rhode Island Palo Alto, Rockingham Hookssn Med
way Hope, Wathsm and othsy styles, for aalo OF
Hys HE8hiPH 4 go 81 and 81 PEa-t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

RIO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.-A lady Ia
desiroug OF taking three four Misses from 10 IL
years old) TO educate with her own and On whom she
would besow parents PEey will be taught all the
Ensi.h branches Music, French and Dancing tfdeaired
TIE moa une1ceptoDAbe references given Situation
open, airy and healthy with ample room or recreation
For further Information address Parents Boz 1890 Post
Office New. YORK 1921 st SWISS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

DATTON,s INSTITUTION for the Educasion Of
be found al the usual places and further Information to
the principles upon which La conducted may be obtained
on.nI.ca 81 lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

JOSEPH HICKMAN. Auctioneer
THURSDAY, Sept 26, at100clock a. II. al the Bales
i Room 1871 " sahin2 lou.s Brooklyn, the entire stock
OF Ladies' Shoe Store Catalogues may be had at the auc
ZION room s25llt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

ANN. III. LEGGETT'S Classical French aud Eng.
w lsh schoo for Boys OF Broadway and Twelfth
st. will be opened on Monday, Sept 9r L, VIII be az
READING, &C. Circulars nay be obtained 81 LockWoods
All Broadway; Growers, 500 Bfosdwayj or at the res-
dence Of The PRINCIPAL 23 Feminist aus 4w Nlg WF&sos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

gfLAHAEFs.-Colofed Macklnsw, Negro, Berh, and
ABthe different EizeR nbBonbound family Blsnkets Of
American manufacture. For sale by
tysl tEsMIYH i Co. 30 and 81 Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

MADAME OHEGARAY'S BOARDING ANR
lY1 DAY gCHOOh FOR YOUNG LADIES, Union
place corner Fifteenth a. adam CHE0ARAY respectful
" informs The parents and guardians OF her pupils thai tho
course OF studies st the above institution viii be resumed
Monday, September 8, 1850. AnN lIn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

CONNECFICUT MUTUAL LIFE iHsURANoE
4 10 OF HARTFORD York Office, 81 WEl-st-
opposse the Exchange-Rhs institution has issued during
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