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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

DEATH BY DRowSISo.-Tho Coroner held an
inquest yesterday a. the foot OF Nineteenth st Mr.
upon the body OF an unknown man about feet
inches in hight, which was found by Mr. P. Arnold
while fishing near the dock. The deceased was
dressed in black cloth roundabout, black pants
muslin shirt and good boots. Averdict Of death by
drowning was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

DRIvATE LYING-IN AsYLgn.-An Assocs-
lon Of Medical Gentlemen knowing importance
community well 10 private Individuals u Private
Lyngn Asylum have resolved open such an Insulation
IN this City suitable building has been procured In al
airy and pleasant situation up and properly furnish
cd and IL ready fos the reception Of paliests
All communications the subject, and applications Nor
Admission must DO made 20 James kennedy ID. ID. los
Dusns-park ,.,
The following named gentlemen have been consulted 90
he subject and hishy approve VI the plan
York Academy or Medicine. -
John W Francis M. d late Prof Of Midwifery and tho
diseases OF women and children, Rutgers Medical College
New York. .
Gilman NJ D. Prof Of Md ~ifery, and tho dissases
OF women and children, College Of Physicians add Sur
Msnsy Iste Prof OF wifery, and tho diseases Of
woman and children, College Pkyseians and Surgeons,
NewYork
N Ree.s, NJ D, L. l. D. late Prof Of tho Theory and
Practice OF Medicine. .,.
New-YOrk
Hon Geo Hail. Er.Msyor Of Brooklyn.
Hon J. Harper Ex.Msyor Of New York ,,
Moses O. Leonard, ESQ Alms House CommhHones'
Eew-YOrE. - a.. .o-.....S a.. 49,
rzr n sForSs me great pleasure 10 recomnena I,e pro-
- n .tii1ton AZ calculated 10 eject much good hnk
e. Kennedy ssial and well heIed 10 arrange and manage
such an establishment ru-,ur uorr Nm
my23 lsv3n' 'hbh'''.,] -. ;, - -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
AUCTION SALES.
5. GARDINER .seli0n'

asT BALDWIN GARDINER -
~ store rs broad vSy, c'f. Ane1onysA
q Fauica u si-nrou I'LL BE- gig7o q sars N fsoeJ
eOds 9oreslsin PsinusgL lie. Asa Furu ais - Icns'
hes giving up Housekeeping. Aso siocu ~ Ssnn>~'
ulr-rs. 1e Ali ~ which sre respectfully soicited
Hsvingmsde ~ srrang-rrent With VI. IAstbn
hs sssnSa BE- hopes ssi ias psro0age OF ns ~ eo-s
and Ihe public lr' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
BOARDING..


BOARD IN WIILIANIsBURGH.-O or Two
Dgentemen can he accommodated with pleasant rooms
and breakfast and yea IN private family. % fhss
minutes wax from the Peck slip Ferry Boat every
Ave minutes Location very desirable; house faces Tho
wster, commanding tne view Of Brooklyn, NewYofk,
Essg River, he &c. jys Inns
UOARD-A gentleman and bis wife Two singie gen.
Duemeu can be sccOmmoo ,ed with good board and
large at 46 5econdst The house large and pess
an,ly located. ly2o w.
DOARD REBUCED-At he private 2anIion- Hcuss
D5l Greenwtch-sL Gentlemen Rtlh single beds and light
airy rooms g. So per week day boarderi y per week
transient bosrderr 81 cents per day Bshs gras le2s Inn
COUNTRY BOARD.-doOd card may DO obtained
tfOI two months ala pleasant aud healthy location
q miles from Glen Cove, l. /. House new s1d buit 10
modern style containing several good slesPng apartments
kc. Apply to RICHARD WESTEkVELr, beekmansL
or J. s UNDERHlLL, Glen Cove.
Reference Tbos b Cumming lt6 PeaTl-st Jyls Tvs
A GENTLEMAN AND WEE are in want ola
n furnished chamber With bOsfd In respectable private
family where there children family having such
sccommods In the vicinity OF the Railroad on Hudson
Of viii bear Of permanent bOsrders-terms moderately
address ng Conductor, al this office Immediately Y2 81
GENTLEMAN ard his wife and few single geo.
N lemen have board 81 100 Nesi a.
Cd door west Of Eighth Pleasant rooms on second
floor With Of BATH roomi avery pleasant and hssai
Location BlSl I'm
A FURNISHED ROOM opposite Washington
Foar.ssI )yli 2w'
DOOus TO IhT-Very desirable, airy aud pleasant
tAooms neatly furnished for single genlsmen, without
beard, may be had by applying n 30 frsnkinEt tew
doors west OF Broadway. JET I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
THE
HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY


THIS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED BY rHE
Il stAte Of New Jersey for the m.hufaeEure OF
GUfrA PERCHA GOODS,
Viz shoes Shoe soes, Gas and Water Pipes fannL
Machine Bells and Oriving Banda; FRncy Articles sacs
Q Trays Boxes BOOK oindtnz Cups F.AsAt S.l1.
Whips, Bsla Picture YrsEes Decorations ~ hO1ses
syesmboals Ships and Cars Army and May f9-ly
Waterproof Csps Clothing. kci Tor insoalLs ~.
Wires he As well a. he manufacture OF AZ knas VI ou
Rabbes Goods Full 20 er q given 70 p1fSn1s's -.
real estsis vsier power buildings &c for
70 the wsnis Of The country. 1890.
TIE Board Of Directors has ordered ne oo"As ~ =
ID on The lOts Of July, for s1ascnp1on ~ N''
TIE Company -. -, 81. co,,,.,,
Notice Is heefOre given thsi ne eooIi o zoe - -.
wiz be Opened on The Gag above r9snnone1 a. % 80
Of he Company 1871 Broadway, Ne~.r orr :. 1se
Of John TborrleJ Zee lO CbesDnss1ese las--s Po'a
Al he Office Of lhe Tn nfoa Bs,siDz Com'..s ''s'D. y
J. ana 81 the Revere Hose IN BOsioo nAss cf "
scrlpuou Of SO 0o0 dollars 10 shares OF w o2-' 80
.rd E DE koost will remain open Tor ury o-Js " AZ
81 me whole amou It 10 tAksn - 20, as
Ofbce of The Hrds1a A.nnfefnrins 20 "a o'"~o ny
sAnsnklI 'AE All A0'' Executive co,pn,u
1nuH = 6i,yAsON bf6~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

FATAL Acknowledging the storm on Thurs
day night Christopher Lodwitb, keeper OF milk
depot in Anthony at fell from the dock at the barge
office, near the South Ferry, into the river, and wag
drowned Yesterday his body was recovered and
taken 70 the residence Of his famil, where the
Coroner will hold an inquest On making post
mortem examination, DR.. Holmes found two wounds
on the back of bis head, caused, as is supposed by
plank which was thrown to him striking him
On that part.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
SUMMER RETREATS.
pOARDING IN THE COUNTKY-vllage III

BOARDING IN THE COUNTRf-VillageH Han
DHughsUnyie Duchess Co-The subscriber has spared
pains preparing this well Known and old established
Hoei for the accommodation ofCiry 60ardeS The rooms
are well ventilated and peasant and the locality Of The
Hall OF the most quiet and comfortable retreats Tor
families during the summer months.
Hughsuuy!e 10 suGed In the most healIny par OF zoe
country one mile from Inc HudsJn River Rail Road, by
which communication be haa with the city i've iulef
dAy The drives around the village are most delightful
and there are several churches In close proximity 10 ne
Hal.
The subscribers long experience 10 hotel keeping, hs
russ will render to those who may favor him With heh
patronage every assurance OF pleasant home and &c
eommOdstiDg terms. ,..,
and carriages and horses can he had az all nrnes
Stages run regularly the Rail Road 20 meet esen ran
Rejsrsnoss: Asa Van Shsick ESQ., WaveriyPiacei u
v Price, Esq, 81 Burling slip. mum,
je3 6weods CLAIM bEfEh-
N Y Inouire at the Rail Road for Coles stages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

NEW-LEBANON SPRINGS OLU blA
lNHALL-This Hotel has been greatly enlarged oy 40
Immense wing making ia entire length about 50 fee ano
capable OF accommodating so TsiEo very arge nuIn'
Der Of taken for the season BY families ana per
hAps place combines 90 many suseuons iof aes ana
pleasure.
By taking tbs morning cars By the New.Hayen and
Housaionie Railroad Hudson River Railroad via hna'
,hernoon fare hmm Oh only A. Sc je26f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

l. OF NAVESiNK-This house 10 Just completed and
open FOR visitors 1t Affords splendid prospect o. Zoe
ocea an and combines al The enIoymenu OF counuy mo
hshng sailing bathing delightful walks and drives cool
sea bieezes highly conducive 70 comfort and neen Two
hours sail from the city, by the John Hsrt Ine oot OF
Peckslp Is r. the Edwin Lewis, al me 1901 VI hoon
iTis In j FLETCHER Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

IRON FOUNDERS EXTRA FlNL LIED
BAH Lesf sosfs.an-, ChsfcJal AsisrAce al oii.
-eu. c., a. f.enzp-sf G1auy ~ n4e Nolk f5fsaie
h. CHAKLTs shEPAkD "Hoh s0vs "sr-S1l.e,'
- 49,, J2lu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
GouRaITp,s HAIR RESTORATIVE,
crpcassIaH GLOSS.
pApER n1AKERSI WIRES.
~. 9. BONDED WAREHOUSE,

THE UNDERSIGNED having taken the above s'ors'
nov ready receys 90 storage E3ods. 10 e9dS fcs
k9nN- Tboaoor a.N1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
T, NJ l. d. O. HAIGHT,
ATTORNETs AT Law,

YIETcEER n HAIGHr lBl5snl pocALD = 49,,
ITO BUILDERS, N lNUFACTCkEnihs,s'y 49,
load AGENTS. te-fns ee ,s,n. -. s,,sTss Le
!, ~ 80 teen ssv.d fre eosfzErsnon saSlns zoe t1
s-ssor hy - Of this i1va.1 1000 "a -,
- sS W n sTARR 81 seeEuss 81 rDh! iy22i"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

TUESDAY, July -
BEGlNSIFG rs THE FoURTEENTH WARD.-Capt
scsilif, Of the Fourteenth Ward Police, sent in his
return to the Chief yesterday morning in "double
sheet, filed with female cognomens. There were
thirty seven, all Of whom were arrested between
the hours Of 10 snd IL o'clock last night, Tor walk
ii the street in disorderIy and indec Jrous man
Ber. They were sent to the Third District Police
Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

LAUNcH-At hafpsst nine O'Clock this morning
the ship william Tell will be LAUGHED from Wester
vels ard, at tie foot of Thirdst. East River The
ship VIM. Tell will be commanded by Capt VIII
ard, and is intended for Boyd Hinckin's line Of
BAvAna packets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

r. Yesterday afternoon, while young man
named Curtis. an operator in Bans Merchant Tele
ersph Office, in Wast was standing at the doo-,
q Junk bottle fell or was thrown from the fourth
story Of the building and struck him on the top Of
the head telling him to the ground and cutting him
severely He was taken up and carried to his resi-
derce, where medical aid vss procured. 1t Is
hoped the wound will not prove serious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

hhVhna phChcA
CAsUALTY.-Martin McQ1ads laborer, at
work upon 4 new four story building in Pearl.st
near Broadway in descending a ladder Saturday
p. NJ. having just carried a bod of bricks up To the
last story, missed bis bold and fell 10 the ground
Al the Hospital il was found that his back was
broken hiS legs bruised and his left arm fractured
he was not expected to recover.
GAxBLISG.-Tbree boys named John Williams,
james Holmes and Daniel Cush, were arrested
Sunday afternoon in a stable Ia Twenty seconssL
for gan bling with cards.
FouSD DRowsID-The body of William Nc
Kay was found in the water at the foot OF Hoose'
veltst Monday morning.
II A fine male infant about three weeks Old
and handsomely attired was found Monday morn
ing by the Police, in the entry Of No. 3J3 broad
way, and taken to the Station house.
Fatal AccIpySr-Nr. Hunt residing at 81
Whtshallst Jeff this City for Stamford Conn Sc
comPsried by his daughter and step daughter, Ins
tormer Of whom he was taking to boarding sTnDoI
in that place At the dep6. he procured Isn.
wagon TO convey them 70 the school house snot'
distance from the town-and having ieit nls dAusn'
ter there was returning with his stePdauen.sL
when, as they reached the railroad, ne me- sue
spproachir cars, and drew up 20 await tneH pass
age supPosing there was bat one hain ne .nen
drove CD, when returning train caught tue" -
the middle Of the track, smashing the wagon 70
s,ous, killing bis step daughter instantly ana nIs
rby nangliDg the body Of Mr.. Hunt IL IS 'nSus .t
that be cannot recover. The fragments OF .ne
body the whole train having passed over u o. .ue
unfortunate young lady were conveyed " tne 20
ceiving vault at Greenwood Cemetery yes'erIAy
afternoon. lComme'OiN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

ST. PETERS CHURcH.-The sale Of this ediace,
which was announced in some Of the papers to have
taken place yesterday, has been postponed -
Great exeitions have been made for some time
past and are still being made by the Church, 10
redeem this mortgage. which, from the encourage.
ments given, it is presumed will be successful.
5000 have lately been contributed by Catholics in
and near the City for its relief aud we understand
that pledges have been given which will prevent
its sale for the present. and perhaps eventually
secure the mortgage to the Church.
Journal ofComnar.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

EoPAkt NEH-Htp.-I1o sghs riDer has ssso-
NeiA<d With his BFOghsf Lcigs rucksfmsn sod no
businss. ~ terAfier be sctsii sadsf no am %
J.tL BUCHANAN .w.,,x
Els2E' JOSEPH rCOhLhAN
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09
NEW FALL, GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
those in this City and vicinity, that he has Store
and i'll lie in daily pit of NEW FALL GOODS-eom-
prisins one nf the best assorments Of
Cloak and EDa'eSS Goods
that can be found in tEs City, such us
TIIIPET, MERINOS, LYONESE ALPACAS, MOHAIR
LUSTRES, ORLEANS de LANES, PRiNfS, &C,
Of every variety style and price that be found in the
market. Also, large assortment of
FUR RNISHING GOODS.
such as Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS and Shrtngs,
Tickngs, FEATHERS Burlaps, Crashos Diapers,
Table Linens Beached Brown and Col'd Table Covers &C.
FIaMnelSs
have also large and well selected assoi ment Uf Flap
nels, consisting part of Red Twiled Grey do Plain do
lnached and Unbleached Cotton do all OF which will be
sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES
Shavgls! ShaWls!!
splendid assortment of All w Woo CASHMERES Thibet
SILK, and BAY STATE Long and Square StlAWLS Of
of every size, quality and price frbm S2 to Sl2.
Hosiery and Gloves.
have on hand and shall keep the best assortment of
Mems Wonen's and Chdren's Hosiery and Gloves that
be found in this CITY,
BviOOECae Yarns.
also have hand and shall keep the best assortment
of Yarns Of every variety and coor and well supplied
with all kinds Of EDGlNGs, INsERTINGS, THREAD,
PINS, TAPES, NEEDLES, &c., in short, every niticle
be sold at the lowest possible prices.
Remember the No. PA Main Street.
Sl9dwistt N. w BATCHELDER.
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09
COsS0ss Factory est .aactiOA.

So WILL he sold on WEDNESDAY, the SIXTH day
:@& w of MARCH next, on the premises, at Auction,
t-a the ROCKY GLEN COTTON FACTORY, situated
about one mile from the Railroad Depot FIsHKLL LAND
ING Dltchess County, n Y. containing the following de-
scoed Machinery of the approved kind and in perfect
running ORDER large portion of which has been operation
only lew inonths-with two substantial Water Wheels
fumes, Dams, and main geerng, rst-rae repair with
constant supply of water Twenty-six Land Home
or AGENT tenenents for the operators with other oubud
nss all ready to be put in operation Printing Cloths
Reference may be made to
RUSSELL DART, 1913 Maiden-lane, New
or to w. B. LEONARD, 66 Beaver-st York.
One wiower and pipe whiting picker, sprcader
lap rollers water casks twenty-five cardng engines
ing cans two railway heads and fixtures square grinder
eight drawing heads grinder three subbers each "a
pndles rowing b0bns six fly frames each sixty spndes
ny rollers extra rollers dripping tins quadrant reels and
rubber bobbins seventeen seactng mules yarn boxes
ing boxes lamps keever rowing bobbns balance one
vator, extra mule rolls drppers, &c. six spoolers four
Wrappers and crees link dressers, spoos beams,
brushes screen press cter harnesses reeds loom
neans window curtains casks and tubs drawing frames &C.
one hundred and sixty looms and fixtures temples shutes
aprons, lamps sundres. Horses &c, in barn. Bell and
frame in cupalo guage lathe hand lathe FORGE &c.
work benches circular saws plates Dies all the betting
throughout the MILL eight ting and traveller frames each 1872
spndles fourteen cards clothed slubbng Frame spin
des one dubbier or apping machine railway drawing
heads, three fly frames, each 60 spindles. d2w F4
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09
Ponds Free Picture Gallery

A Nd MOnochrOmatic Academy is NOW oPES for
IA visitors and pupils in FLAGG BUILDINGS, I'd story.
The finest specimens of Monochromatic Painting in the
country, will from time time be exhibited in connection
with other works OF art in the beautiful gallery above
toned, dniy from to 10 A. NJ, and from TO P. NJ
An opportunity is offered TO those desiring
ceve instruction in Monochromatic Painting style OF
picture making at easy and rapid of execution and
beautiful when cOmplcied None know of their capacity
for driving topportunity has afforded them the Of
testing il Every who has received instruction,
presses satisfaction and delight the unexpected pcgess
de OF lessons of fifteen hours. The unqua
fled praise this style of drawing received from almost every
quarter he Mechanics Fair conclusive evidence thar
Il is only to be Known be Appreciated and receive the at
ention Of the 6ycrs of The fne Mr. Ponds
furnished with convenience for giving instruction in
this desiIRble accomplishment
TERMS-l5 Lessons, one hour cach SO.
Class exclusively for ladies, from 9to II Am.
Glass for Ladies and Gentleman, from to 5P. NJ.
Evening lass, from Ito 9P.M.
Evening Class exceDt "Wednesday and Friday.
Extra chaIge fer private instruction at the house.
~ Mnterials furnished, wholesale and retail.
Worcester, Dec 3. diff
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09
COAL-COAL.
AT l&A.iO PER TONI

THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
now working veins Of Coal greater depth than last
Year The quality of Coal produced is much superior
that heretofore and offered the citizens of Worcester
at 450 per ton delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last year from the of proper in breaking
and screening it, and from the soft quality of coal then mined
These objections removed by its increased hardness
and by the attention which given delivering the Coal
well broken and screened.
Persons macquanted with the quality of the Coal rwho
have unvorabe impressions with regard it, referred
10 MR. AARON BILLING, Stove Dealer Nos. "a g. 26 FRONT
STREET Mr. D. has burned for years and explain
its pecuiares.
~ Orders solicited at the Company's Yard foot of Ply
MOUTH STREET, or A. BILLING Nos "a &c FRoNT-sT.,
opposite City Hall, Worcester.
Feb 2. diff A, ELLIOT. Agent.
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09
A NEW ARTICLE.
RIiss,s COmpOund Cod Liver Oil Candy.

Bliss's Compound Cod Liver OII Nandys
FSOR THE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoaye-
Z ness, Bronchitis catarrh Tickling in the Throat, and
Ail Lung and Bronchial Affections. The wonderful curative
powers Of Cor Liver OIL all Of Coughs Colds and
Consumption been clearly demonstrated By the most
perenccd physicians in Europe and America Its peculiar
virtues are already well known TO need any description
here The and disgust which many people expert
ence in swallowing the Oil in its usual form of admnstra
on is entirely obvated by the discovery Of the mode OF
preparing the form of most agreeable Candy possess
ing and preserving all the medicinal qualities of the PURE
COP LIVER OIL without its and repusve taste
The powerful curative principle of this Oil being thus re-
tained and combined with other healing and harmless in
grediens Justly celebrated for their efficacy in the above
complaints forms Of the most soothing Cough
Remedies and reliable agents for staying the advances Of
Consumption that has been discovered This Candy
needs but trial TO convince the skepcal OF IFS excel
Ience Public speakers, and vocass will find IL an excel
lent article for removing distractions from tho throat and
clearing the voice. -
NB Be particular and inquire for "BLIsss Con LIVER
Oh CANDY" and observe the signature OF the proprietor o.
each package Prepared and sold by b. X BLISS Druggist.
sole proprietor, Springfield, Mass
REDDisG Co, Agents, No. State Street, Boston
For sale in Worcester by ID. SCOTT, JR., & CO., 24'
. n.,u.st 2 DIV lmis
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09
Rochelle Powders,

DUT up by RUSHTON, CLARK a. CO., New York and
by myself, for sale wholesale and retail, by I
II. G. BATES, nj. d., Apothecary, IS {
Jan To- eodlw 2i2 Main-st, cor Pleasant.
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09
For Sale,

"A STOCK of WEST INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES,
situated IN ncghborng II being good chance
Tor any one wishing engage in bsess the stock Is
small Accommodation addressedtoA d. c., MILLBuRy,
Mass will receive prompt attention d2wt Fcb7
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09

Choice New Black Teas.
Inn CHESTS Extra Fine Oolong and Ningyong Sou.
w chong TEAS, just received and for sale BY
Jan III. =, dew b. BUTMAN. &
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09

IOKI "a Z OH EACHANGE.
za FTNHAT beautiful estate in LEIcEsTER. known AZ
E,SEf MOUNT PLEASANT" ItconsisIs of abou,
fltty acres OF choice Land and fine House every
way h'ed lor family OF leisure, with little expense
could be admirably adapted Hydropathc establish,
newt FOR terms, this office Of the suhscr,
oer I,i a. Inc central Eank VIM. DICKIHSON.
Worcester, Dec l9. 4
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09
TO RENT.

'BNHE whole ofthe SECOND STORY over the New York
= store, next TO the American Temperance House. In
9nlte OF L. L. ARCHER, or o. F. STEBBlNS, at the New
I aIK STORE DQ6dtf
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09
CIGARS.

'HE original Depot for choice brands of CIGARS-sucl
as Monechriso, Palmetto, Nepuno, Trabuco Principe
&c., together with choice varieties of NUFF and TOBAC
CO. isd H. G. BATES Drug Store,
Jan ii. eod4w corner Of Main and Pleasant Sts
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09
Fancy GOOds.
g. VIZ sE1,RV a. ca

Fancy Goods.
g a. ROWLAND is now opening rich assort-
~ of useful and fancy goods such Ladies Work
Boxes-Morocco Velvet and Pearl inad Portfolios Port
monies, some elegant-Odor Cases. Card Cases-Writng
Desks, all sizes-Gammon Boards Chessmen, Ladies Com
panion Pearl and Shell Gard CasesGents Dressing Cases
Gold Pens and Pencs-Gt, Silver and Steel Beads-Tape
Measures Mathematical Instruments Pearl and Ivory Tab
let's Pearl and Ivory Folders and other similar goods
numerous to mention.
No. 143 MAIN STREET.
Feb 5. eod6t w3t
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09

WPbsIrF NNHSSACGE SCNWUEs
h.IfIIE Spring Term will commence WEDNESDAY, PER.
goth, and will continue eleven weeks. This School Is
designed young either for College for business
md 10 do it in the thorough aso to instruct
Young ladies all the branches of thorough education
few pupils board in the family of the Prncpal where
they will receive and discipline nearly possble
parental Board also be obtained in the neghborhood
Price of Board with Principal $500 per week
Z" Tuition, $4,OO to $4,50 per quarter.
in French 100 do
in Music Pianoforte) 500 do
REFEREEs FOR WORCESTER Co.-Peter C. Bacon, ESQ.,
Worcester Rev. L. Gary, Webster; 5. c. Hartwe NJ d.
southbridge; Rev. j. Thayer, Webser Rev O. s. searns
Southbridge. N. g. COOKE, A M, M d.,
Webster Feb g. dw2wis Principal
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09
WAN TED,

!. l.. as.s.,ssgr.s WANTED,
A PLEASANT and convenient TENEMENT, within
"A eight minutes walk Of Lincoln Square, containing seven
or eight Rooms Apply to CALVIN KN0WLTON, at the
Feb g. diff
The Daily spy., 1850-02-09
Cod EiVer OH.

HAVE in Store and daily receiving FREsH and none
but the genuine COD LIVER OIL, prepared from FRESH
IIvERs and warranted pure and unaduerated by
CLARK Co-EMoRY LoUrHER-E. +. q w. MILLER
aud Others. For sale Wholesale and retail by
II. G. BATES, NJ. D., Apornecary,
Jan H. eod4w 2i2 Nain-st COR Plcasa