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The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

r JAxEs C. DaAKE, the poet. died at Louisville on the l2th inst. His 'Tom Brsess."" Psnsez . Moi" and Paflez Bas," with various other besu. tfal Aowers in the ked Of snag will be perennial.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

O. The reported ia.srmsnts from ehelsra q. St. Loais, in is of the II eemsisres q that city. iss the week ending ths 18th iast. ssrs s7
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

O. The annual report Of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions, just made a, the meeting in New York, states that tn. income of the year waa Slf6.0is 37. and the expenditures Sl2l,s35 I2; leaving the treasury free of debt
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

u The fashionable eolors ia Paris are blue and rose. shawis and ribbons gre all Of ,hese eolors.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

Society, at the meeting in New York, on the 3d iu- sisnt determined that the appropriations for Is5o should be $i5O,OOo. viz: For missions in foreign fields, $6a 200; for missions in domestic work, Ss5, $50
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

u MrsL FsAscss Ans ossooa. tAs pssisss. slss si hsr Essidssss Ia Nsw Ysrk. sn i2sh insisat.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

p There srs s5 psrseas eoadasd h the jail si S. Loais eosniy.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

Baancs due, or deficiency. h 1884,. ss3 0O0, 900
 When 1851 comes reund. wsn't there be a smash. ing time among the spscuiators ef all k,sds. landed and Otherwisei IL will be 1887 over sgain. The simple gold dggers will be the only souDd men"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
Extensive Tuvessmeat,.

The New Yofh Herald makes the following cal. ealatons:
 "Ths snssrPslss connected with CalIfosuia. pre- jsetsd daring this year, will require the following mrY,nll nutaa aa .mfnhttah fha ealinvsfa, rn.s..
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28

We wsrs politely faraishsd. by Tread. uIiA shs isElsviss letter from ths Rsv. Ms sEsvusDo~, t tha Imss JwAwa R. JonNeoMs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

SeNeaeepe,h tWard.-FtfteeDth Assembly Die
get OF lbs CITY ana ConnN of New ork meeting OF
ID Ward CoUnii,ee Tho hspry Clay House tine Wing
@aquATtara, tho following reEolu ionB wore adopted
Zanimously Rod b. hrcsmaIion
EssaVtd That representatives OF the Whisa OF dls
e OF growing importance comprising within limits
kse population OF worth snd inlens fence, decided ma
Mig principals and 10 The h's psryi we do rot hest
es In declaring esrbest and ., d9st approval OF The
ae pursued by the noble band OF uniou hgs VINO, al
Ss ise Convention held at Hyrscase, s'tatu y struggled
Nsohsilsie oppoang views and 10 promote harmony
sesosa Fhst oar cordial hapsa sre em'nenly due ana
70 herehy Siny rendered, 10 Hon HERwlN BRsw.
The reoesSesAliye OF This District Ia ihe ats Conven-
IN for bis MIN fahia ana copsisseni course the! while
WwoulG exercise all tolerance and oefsy toward any
u evefy member Of The great Wing family IN reference
ehdvidoai aentu enis csnno consent that Singular
al ulue docrtDes shA 10 made cardinal tests Of ~hig
S2cdoxy; add thai much Isps can we ever silently
Y 10 aoy factous efforts however sustained by
&yrencd msorines 10 Ihrov eTp,esI or Implied cen.
az upon soch beacon shts Of tbs Unou an6 OF tbs Ne
heal tskig Party 40 HENRY CLAY, DANIEL WgRsrEs and
- President OF the United SiateA
RaoIea6 THAT we cordially respood 20 ha
goa Of the Committee appointed by Tho Union Whiep al
sfRease; and aso TO ihs resolutions adoped sv tbs De-
Garallc Waig General Ccmmtpse and me Geasral Com
sies Of Democratic WhiR Young Men OF this CITY and
Sarty; that wo will take sseure from this
gsei Delegate 10 the Whig Convention to bs hed at
ssons OF that bod, may resull In triumph the Wing
e y Tbs coming election and 10 the exo9lsoa OF all
@,, telgn to lite high national ard patriotic purposes
Uttered THAT hess resolutions duly authenticated, DO
ssasned In ths Row York Express Courier END Enquirer
NATHAN C. ELY. Chairman
"s Z. CuAs&AH. eScte.aEy. o&n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
Things Ia Philudelphin.
Correspondence Of Yhe Ttibane.
PHILADELPHIA. Thuruday, Oct 8.

PHILADELPHIA, TnurHdAy Dch D.
Between 10 ard o'clock to day three uaia.-
portant Area occurred Ia our city. They kept the
fremen pretty busy, however, running from one
point to another
There bias been rather Inquiry for FLOUR for export
md 2GOO t0 bbs have been disposed Of at4 1904 sf
y Dbl including 10! OF better brand 81 57i, parity
for shipment Europe Moderate sales for city consuno-
lioD 87i0&5 for common and good brands, and $50
ST. for extra Rye FLOUR and CORN MEAL are steady
at 81 " tbl but Rales have been reported The demand
for WHEAT continues limited ard prices lower aatea
of coo bush fair and prime Southern Red st BIOL 05
busb RYE There lie but little Corn coming In
anal sale of Yellow at 64c OATS arc In good demand;
ISLES CT 2tGObush good Southern a. SIC y eush WH,R
10 In limited demsnd sees e. 27c In both hbfs and bb!a
SALES OF srocKs-Fnst Boasd-$65G Sch Nev "a, Sc,
CO. $500 City 6s, rs 1851 1000 State So 92 1900 eouth
~aik S. I'll esq ITS Bark, q 81 $40 Lebieh Mor6s,
s2 Farmers 4 Mech Bark, 7O4 70 Sch NAY Vi II Chez
Del CaIa e5 II Pennsyvania RI, Az; $1,000 ches e
Del Carr Ga. SO, SO
second Board 800 Spring Garden S., 1914; s2,see
Sch. Nav g. 1868, S9S $i2 roo do 500 10 Germantown
Bark IS; Mlneh Railroad, 65; 81 200 County g. e9i ts
PennBark, IA $ls State IS sl $4,000 do 81 50 Read
5000 Reading Railroad &c 75i so s. Bank, q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

slave Catching In New -Ycrk--Amcrfcaa Ma
dis UBeonseitnuoBatity Of she New LEW.
To tho Editor Of Tho Ne,o. York Ty.bass:
The case OF James Hamlet, reported in yoar pa
par of 2eth inet deserves the seroua consideration
OF the public illustrating is does, tina true char.
acser OF the new law respecting fugitive slaves
Here we find s,psrsOn called. i" Commissioner"
adjud6ing that man is slave and that he has
escaped from his matter and sha adjudication Ia
made samwpafIty," contrary to the course Of the
Common Law, and upon apidence that would be
deemed entirely Insufficient in & oase invoiYins
mere money demand
The aFst question la whesher Congress had any
right or power to paSR. :hia law. La. us see what
authority Congress- h2C orer THU subject, and What
10 the proper remedy foz an G5usa Of IL. Ii APP
peara quite clear to.mZ mind thai the new act ID,
unconstitutional. Congress cannot inveat, Com
mlaaonsrs with Sha power TO adjudicasa on any
aublect and the calling OF thu adjudication " GER
tiacate 10 an aboGId astem2z 10 throw dust In the
eyes Of the public This is vary serouaquestion-
Ii Congrenn can authorize Commissioned" to do.
termiDs claim affecting mans liberty in tao,
way provided By this act, where 10 the lirnis 90 ~
power! w hat 10 70 hinder il from enAciing ksaa
Commissioned" shall determine all cases afi ;e,
under the lava ofthe United States. and saaa r.
ont toe intervention Of Jury WY oSury n,en
gress authorize Conmisaioners y 20 ~ 81 s b1
for treason summary, and to es,.encs las hss care
uy guarded the people sa, s.ssSe
4has whether citizens or inhAbissnsss eSs nrstspaa
this exercise OF absoafe P@saer uSug AXE no differ
ads p,ssss59lpss:, Ga !. sSsdoaoa a
tiGcste y thas the accsJcd was Esny AT ua.,
IT, con.ti.ution pIovidss a. ion2 ~ ~
jsss cot Of 1 and Es sssl 'h ss ss
vesssd In o ne Conaress nay from time 70 time or
CoUaTsa ~ ssstsblisb TIE judges both Of the Ga
dan sn and Inferior Courts aha hold their oGaoss
gnrag good bshsvior and shall at stated times re-
s;ve }dp ter services aoompensaton which shAa
not be dininishsd during heir consru anoe Ia a.
foe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
Hem. WhiIaua Duer In the Convsnt and In
CanEreBs,

Hen. WhiIasa Duer In the Convention and In
Congress,
The following is an extract from Hon. Mr. Duer's
Boiling Address
"The design the Wing party OF this State into
Abolition patty rather destroy the Wing party aud
blld up Gn Abolition party is ruos ls aso manifest
the adop Ion OF the seventh resolution OF Mr. Cornwell
The Compromise Resolutions while they the well
" Squesce In he settlement thai has beeu made AMI dis
eunlenaoce agitation But the resolution adopted by
Convention P%,Ds 10 ,enewa Of ne agitation II would
Wlnot Pro'iso In every Couoy in the State"
For all, and more than all, that the Wing reso.
ations contain, in relation TO Slavery, Hon. VIM.
Duer has eonscnded warmly. Until very recently
hs was among shore who went iurthest for Gree
Soil" a Free Labor" " Free Speech" he now
dtnounoea Governor Seward for proposing to
AboliEb Slavery in the District Of Columbia but
ooe year ago he was in favor of that measure
hnaef as his vote, against laying Hon. Mr..
Colt resolution the table shows He now
.epudiateG the "Wilmot Proviao,' but in April
lat he held to the " Proviso" doctrine aud went
much further than Convention Ia It's resolutions
ResOlped. Tbs tho admission OF California into the
uron State, and vita Il 90 Constitution msels with
or hesry appreciation, and Territorial Govenmeut ie
tablAhed for Nav eXico aud Utah, without any pr0ho
Tory cauee on the pou aai slavery 10 excluded bv
cher Gauges 10 ibe solemn duty Of Congress to extend
ke Jefferson ordinance these Territories the frat
Indication slavery In voluniary aefvitude 10 likely 10
be niFoduc sd Into tho Fonitofes"
Now les us hear kr. DuER upon thia exact ques
ton We quote from his Speech in the House of
Representatives
koer that the South would regard tbs erection OF ter
atoA government toh9ut the PVopsso abandonment
OF pTucp To ItunAOt conseit II could over
my obechons SO iaI be wiling, under particu-
r circumstapces waive lhs application OF the Pogiso
YET sotu abandon 81 Whsi would be tho conse-
quence HeW lor would 1t be before We ehould have
little more ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hexicaD war2 prefer
mai the Wino, Pro, shsI hang spended over %Amsu
d 10 conservative without"
The Wing State Convention contented itself
with appeal 20 the "Proviso should Slavery
auempt to fAsten Itself upon New Mexico. But Mr.
DUER insisted that it was dangerous to give Terri
tOrial Government without the ProviSo" II, an
der any circumstances, he could be brought to
waive the application of the Proviso he would,
he said, "HEvBR ABANDON IT." Mr.. DU sR regard
ed the Proviso as " Conservative" principle and
be preferred that it should hang suspended over
NewMexioo.
But for mach less than this, Mr. DUER now bolts
aWhig State Convention, and heads movement
Vhch oonsemplases the destruction of the Wing
pGsyi .IAlb. Ev. Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
GENERAL NOTICES.

w Gentiemen's Bnts, Fail styts.-gInD, corner
Pine and Weassu pYhe style 70. tia ensuing viii
DO ready inspection and sale this day Yhe attention Of
gentlemen Of and discriminatory La invited to the pat
oru above announced, under tho firm conviction that
viii satisfy tho sa0do1R sdulrer Of handsome Hs
MIN. g. sr. John has removed from lib Broadway Is
the OF tho subscriber where be viii pleased
us cus,omcr0, gIRD, cor. Pine and NsaERu ats,
augoEt 80, 1880 IS 6wfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

Es Dressing Gowns, for ladies and gentleman, OF
rich cashmere sk &c. made 10 order and for sale by
o4 II MRS. sEmAN, Aston House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

~ Enbor's Own Ecwn-Greae Movement
@! the WoFAipGmcn!Th- 18th Iesua Meeling OF
ndn,'rta Home association IaEes pee, Tafs (Fnd.yl
EVENING 2t7t O'Clock. ii 1T Grand 1t EAirE very
wokpRuaD who destFrs TO piece himself and family be-
yond hei power OF Landlord to remove bis children
from the evil Influences OF large city, TO enjoy health,
comfort ard independence IL invited 70 attend
in STEVENS, President
T. D. MURRAY, Secretary oflrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
Appointments by the President,

BY and Oith the adsiec and eonsent Of tbs Senate.
James Booth OF Pa. to be melter and Rohner OF ihR
James w osborre OF ~ c. to be Superintendent OF The
Erarch Mir Charlotte In the State Of North Carolina
Andrew w Reddlng Of Ga 10 be SUPERINTENDENT Of the
Branch Mint at Dahlorega, In The State Of Georgia
Robert Moore Of Ca to DO Coiner Of the Branch Nint
at DahIonega In the elate of Georgia
Metihew Stephenson, 10 be AssayeY at the Branch
Min, o!he United States al Dshonega the State OF eof
gie
CoLLEcroRs VIM B. Smith, District OF Mschss, Ms;
Ls'hrop Cook. Niagara, (Le~iatou) NY; Ezra smith,
eachie, (ogdenshurgl MY. John M Hanson, 81 Aaguss
line, Fa VIM. Freiet. New Dreams, La; John H VII.
liens Pearl River, (Stieldshoro) Nil VIM n. GaHaag,
sonomo, lBeDcis) Cal Madison Walthsll Gan Joaquin
(gtocktop) Cali a. e Robinson Sacramento (saeran.
leeY, Minnesota, (Pembipo) Min Charles w Hill Miami
(Yolt do) Oho Levi Jones gRuFia (Le 6alIe Texas; Al
len w Hsfch Milwaukee VIE.
NAVAL OFFICER.-Jacob Alexander Cost San Fran
ci9cc Col.
APPRAISERS George g. Campbell Port of Now. York,
NJ Adm. Kinzlrg, Jr. Port OF San Francisco Gal j.
Vircen Brown, do.
ASSISTANT APPRAIsERs- AuguIto Msteyer. Nsw-Os.
leans, L.; Alexander Les eudra, do.
SuRyEYoRsE Il. d Skinner, Port OF 0reeUport, u. K.s
BeDjamin Reddick, Suffolk, Va David w Sanders Jack
sonYile. n, c.; Phomas WOLF aiomphis, Penn. charles
.. Applegae, Eew.Albany, Ia WI liam Brown Batter
Evansville Ia Hart Fellows San francisco, Cal James
3. Seveps San Pedro, Cal.
Appointment by the President,
Under the Seal of he Department Of STATE.
Island of Curacao, vice Evans Young, decessed
Appointment by he Prosidens,
During the Races, Of the Ssnoss.
Alexander d. koSs Of NJ Z, to be Consul at 81 Ca.he-
i'"e . GA S'sHh' r-z,xuz-uronzzzsSuuaussrw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
BOOK TRADE.
CHRISTIANITY IN TIE EAST.
DAKER L sCRIBnER have just published

CHRISTIANITY La 1AE EASG
DAKER K sCRIBhER have just Published
CHRISTIANITY REVIVED IN t SO EAST.
5eipg history OF the great Religious hoiolnsion 10
Arueus With an OF the suberipgp Gna petecl
nor OF the early Missionaries snd Conyers BY Rev b o.
o DWIGHT Hi.iionsry CousIsuinoPle. vol lEm0-
Mr. Dvstt -lnpe aress style wen sfapte' 20 IN
wheh has wrought ns
5ePcs We rs1r Tx book exceedingly ytaioie on AZ N
courts" IN h'sH1s"'-
BEDICAL DELUHONS.
BY DR.. W HOOKER author OF Physician ard Patient
c4a cordially say good senss N 50 sGAa
.,.cr N Y. Evangelist
GEAHAhE: Or YOUTH AND MANHOOD;
A Romance b. The author Of fAioo' and Fimon vol
I2mo.
pOsESTIC BISrORY OF THE REVOLUTION.
By ars E F. Elles / vol limo
THE EUGUENOYS IN FLORIDA
Or the Lily ~ To,em BY w. Sinms, Esq VOL
limo
The AMERICAN SCHOLAR.
Phs Relations OF The American Scholar 70 hts Coaauy
ard his Times An Address by Henry j. Raymond Esl'
Price IS cents.
"REMINISCENCES OF CONGRESS.
Bye W. harch. | vol limo with PORTRAIT "a cd
iuon.
Or Alexander on the Psalms. 2vos limo.
Dr. , N kssor's Worhs New and cheap edition.
J. p Resdeys Works-competsi in ii vols l2mo.
M " LIS Baker & sCRIBNER,
nd 9tD RAW IS Park Row and 145 Nasssn.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

CAUTI0N-The puhic sre he,eby cautioned against
Oreceving tie following Notes, should sny attempt os
mace nsgotise The ssme. they ilegs aud void
navrs oh,aDed by fraud from Tho matters wno viii
to pay The sans VIZ Twenty Notes The
Randolph Mining Co, paysbe 10 the order of Abraham
Colby 6stsd the 9Th day OF Msrcn lS50-eix Zach for
81 500 one for 81 O for $780, four orths
frr M dAle ak each fnt $780, two, each for zoe oae
for $b0 pasebs eight n0nlhs from date aevsn each
for e. 500 payable Ct twelve noDtha rom date
M.N. HAF8QH, Assy.
Hartford, Oct 4. 1852 OF 2ts4soa@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
AaTHuR,s HOME GAZETTE no. 5,

AATHUH'S bUNLEi GA XIX q 4FO' y
CONTAINS AMONG OTHER CHOICE ARTICLES,
dNOEFEsSIONs OF A HOUsEKERP EB No 2, which
Guells some OF he writer's e1 pehence In Cookh'
Rhe Mocking Bird Indian Legend Of the Creation Of
Man. hy C. w. Weber.
RHE BARGAIN WITH HEAVEN, by 2, s. Arthur
The Thankless Office, by the Editor.
Gossip with Correspondents Shooting StarsLstsrsry
Intei Rence- Sabbath Observation-Disclosures OF Child
hood, &c. &c.
For ase at all the booksellers and dep0ls St cts.
DEXFER L BROTHER, Ageuis
a II 4S Apn-Et up stsirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

slNBE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COAPAHY,
hctss's Lne The hfBt ever established by any
par, H. the United States and consequently Tho Oldest The
poneer ne extending bet veen flew Yora, Philstspha
Baltimore and Washington, and delivering end RECEIVING
mrigages at The Intermediate stations jRRSEY CIPY
sEWARR, NEw " dn PR5gSEYon,
GRACE the only line The country * the present tilza
having up four wires has ssely undergone exsosive f
pslrs and il now prepared 10 rapsait and deliver any
number OF maassges which msy he required for lha
accommcda lon Of !ns public ~h accuracy promp
and hcey hitherto or 81 he PfesHn; time uneq1asa By
any other Inc This line vahh other composites Of
Aorses lines, extending already ftsen ,bsGaand
Des, TO eilher OF which mesbages ard payments viii be-
delivered desired The OF this line have lately
more thoroughly stenalized ia business Ia both ia
irspsmson and mode Of delivery of messages lis charges
eq1a to ALL Win specal fsvoss 1t Ia not ask.
Ing 100 much when, With The facilities for bu1ineas now
pcsse'sed by The Company, invita- every to Try IT,
ard see they do uot fnd hl tho most retabe line for
teegrsphipg.
The Offices OF tao Magnetic Telegraph Company are:
NevYork-5 Hsnover.sa corner OF Beaver.
Phiadelphisel Chestaui st Quincy Granite RsildinR
BALTIMORE Meschsnra Exchange, Gay.sL
Washing tors-,Congress Hall Penrgylvauia.sv
"a lw WIN. NJ SWAIN, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

sR0ARD-Iu Hsrrisonst seulh Brooklyn, opposite Dr.
Dsones Church. 10 frat class house, pleasant room,
furnished or unfupshed suitable for gentleman and lady,
or no single gentlemen, family OF few perhons. IN
Quire al 81 HerrtsonEt. oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

OOk AT THLs!-Just received from Parts, 800
"a pbirs OF Gcnls CAT Boots which, in consequence Of
receiving slight damages viii be soId al The low
rrice of IS 80 B. The subscriber has a,o recslyed
5G0 pairs OF Lhdes French Clogs of The neweH styles
geher with large other goods which will
be sold al most nodelAls prces.
o4l,s s. CkHILL ST. Bro dway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

NMANTRD-By young woman. situation az good
w phin cook wRsher ironer or to do chamberwork
give heat OF city reference Can be seen for two
dsys Call In the Bowery at the shoe siore 2e. OF d*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

a GENTLEMAN, With his wife iufsni and servant
n wnuld like TO oblar board 10 private family until me
ira. OF Msy next Would winh parlor and bedroom
either furnished unfurnshed Beat OF references given
Nd o. Office OF Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS
g2g- Procured ia all psns of Europe aud IN the
gby IaI7 lmis ]. P PIRSSON 5 Vgall-st.
See lid Page for other General Notices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

XAJANTRD-A situation by young woman waiter
w or chau aid good references given from her last
place Call at l4o ThirteenlhU between Second aud
9bir6 avs OF 2uss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
BOARDING.

II 20 10 OBTAIN board IN private family, where
there are bni lev boerderu where tho comforts Of home
NAV be obtained Location not above hou'ton-s mo ob'
Address D. w E. al the Office of this paper stating loca-
tlop, terms, etc vi IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

IL hEALs neatly packed In barrels, hayes, quarters
snd sghS elao in boxes and bags of 50 and q each
Flour of The Hiram Hmith, Rcaasdsoa and Hopetou
oronc Thsse afclea ali warranted OF choice quality
'nt ore offered for sale IN quantities euit Orders from
The south snd Esa accompanied with city reference VIII
meet with prompt attention t.T.kJ. q. PRO8Y,
q 2GD5lawiaa "a Erontat door helnn Pal. ain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

81, rSs.ssszz=zzsg1 FOR BOSTON, BY NEW.
4Ss$@ gs;sEzs TTssisSssT YORK AND NEWHAVEN RAIL-
00A "---4<AAH1i-R OAD-Fhe following reins leave
the Csuss STATEN Daily SUNDAYS excepted for Boston
At O'Clock n and arrive at Boston at O'CLOCK z H.
Duper al Spring O'Clock A. ID arrive al Boston
nl45 81 By this train passengers may stop ron Two
hours New haven, Hartford or ngheld orai
wbsTe she EXPIRE train recetyes pasaengss
AIS O'Clock p b arrive at Boston at IL as P Supper
nj Springfield This Train Fecres psssengcrs ONLY 81 Inc
principal a,sors See bla OF all the trains Passengers
sro deared procure cheta before taking seals 10 the
cars Tod III &. B. MACON. Superinieadea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

XNANTKD--A filter up, and or hrst clasa csrvers,
w 10 fnr1iiure warehouse Coed wages and coGsstni
employment will be given. Apply at 29a Broadway
o. Sleodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
sPEMoER,s LATIN LESSONS

VIWHLVKTREE AND AADAME sEAUVELT
UNIPED-Each OF these persons declares his or her
w.abng plan The beat Ia the world and each charges 81
for H. l. practical chemist, have just published pam.
phltt in which give both The recipes OF FWeVerse aud
Besuvell together with critical examination OF The TWO
plans snd familiar explanation OF hsir chemical proper
al ore OF lhese plans important TO all housekeep
ers epsb ing them to do their wasbng chesO.y quickly;
and Wihou any injury to The fabric The advantages OF
bny . nv book instead of either Twevetrees Beau.
vsss hat in nne you get both the recipes for the same
money you would pay for one, and Ia addition you have
dlsnte ssed and competent advice the relative merits
Of he plans The knowledge OF one OF i6eae plans 10
fairly orlh SOO Ny book may be bad FOR 81 on apPI.
cson personally, by letter postpaid ard ncospg Sl
current funds liz -FOUR stae and il will be you free Of
poslage, THoKP PIhcucal Goemiah
Editors who nasrI the above aud Tho notice twice Or
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