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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11
Practice and Pieadiag.-The Emigrnnt Bill.
c..-..--.,la,-z. n Tha Trihnn..

ALsASx. Monday, April :, lsis
Most that has been done to-day il the Senate
was 10 receive reports Of Committees. NJ. WuxiN
bill for the Rsappoin,men, Of the Conmisslooers on
Practice and Pleadings resd second time. and q
motion to postpone indefinitely los; BY vote OF 10
~ Perhaps Of thoss who voted sgsinst the I'LL
70 continue In Office the Commission and today voted
right have seen the handwriting on the wall sod are
endeAvorng 70 themselves from the traits OF tneir
folly In this usit'r.
There was a little splurge in the Senate, IN con-
sequence Of some resolutions introduced By Mr. FLOYD
relative 10 Gen TAYLoRs course the Free Soil ques
ton bu, think after the kr Of battle clears sway,
the Senator from the FRS, will be found TO be the only
one injured.
In the House the bill from the judiciary Com
lttee relative to assessment Of property for tsxe',
was killed This will be good news to many OF our
tar paying citizens IL very inqustorisl and srbi
rary its provisions. Bat We VII! not speak VI OF the
dead.
The Select Committee OF the House, having un-
der consideration the Code nsic their RePor, this
evening" They have altered but very little from the
shape in which il came from the Commissionsrs Many
OF the senate smendmsnts stricken out 80 being
worse than useless will probably In nearly the
shape In which II 10 reported to the House Then
If the Senate choose 20 be refractory there will be
fight among Committees OF Conference. The House
yield on this point
The bill relative to Emigrarts arriving at the
port Of New York Is made special order for this eve
ming An st,emp, made To force 1t to third read
ing without going into Committee OF the Whole. but
this was opposed by many who viii. no doubt vote for
the bill ultimately This forcing o; important bills 10
third reading looks suspicious TO say the least par
culsry when the matter has en- kept back for ks
This bill, had the Commissioners Of Emigration done
their duty should have been before tho Legislature
tao months ago AMI then IL could have been well stu
died and Members would have made up their minds
upou IL 50 they could have voted uuderstandingy but
nOs they must 90 |, blind"
No resolution has yet been adopted relative to
adjournment neither will there be until IL Is thai,
all will be finished up properly. It won't hurt Mem
hers 81, two three days without pay. know of
but wha, hiss taken less money for time
not devoted TO the sars OF the State but spent to bis
own profit or pleasure NJ.
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ALetter from California.

The following extract from letter received yes
terday by Arnold Buffam, H. Broadway, from bis
son, Lieut.. Edward Gould Buffum. row two yess
resident in California, though not OF recent date.
furnishes al additional confirmation OF the reports
heretofore received. of the richness Of the gold
placers in California:
surTERs, UPFKR CALEDONIA, Nov. T. ls4s.
10 may require more geographical knovledge than
you msy happen 10 possess 10 Re able to inform your
self where the above locality is. Well II 10 on the
banks of the River SACRAMENTO about $50 miles north Of
San Francisco, and here am string in a wiring
you ihl: epsiis the top Of N old trunk but What
am doing hers yet for you TO learn You have OF
this heard Of tne extensive gold piscer Of
California; discovery which throws IN the shade al
the wonderful yarns from Alssdln's amp down sonx
some We months since, tvo men, employed in digging
millrsce at tbs foot Of the California mountains dis
tsnt some forty miles from here discovered sal
ming particles In the water which, upon examination,
proved TO be pure gold They dug farther and found
more The news spread, and Ia tvo months FIVE thou.
sand persons work in the placer; whole towns
were deserted. and With good reason The placer ex
tends over space Of about one hundred miles, and
here Is found gold which for eyes. has been washing
do from the mountains IL 10 obtained by digging
the surface and washing the earth In spsn W person.
rho has pc7kee has taken less tAGs value $50
per day and many hTrt dug hsHdyees Of d0ars days
~ sgocSssioz. , a yesterday rho IN Ere days
took on tlsrea kEsGrtd dollars. Some hard msds
Eft,eH feHfy koNsaHd dollars stHce hs disc0ry Gad
others sm bound into the mountains with provisions
q winter and although we do not expect 10 make
than from eight 10 sixteen dollars day this Win
ter shsll be the ground In the Spring ready 10
accept the mott favorable chances Persons who have
been All over the ground ssy th.t the gold cannot be
exhausted for hundred years We shsl probably get
toto the mountains In the course OF week, build us
log hut and settle down and If get enough gold by
next Summer shall come home
You would be exceedingly amused to eco the way
business is done here man goes into a store makes
his purchases and walking up 70 the counter pulls out
little buckskin bss and uniies II every merchan,
here has pair Of scales into which portion of the
contents poured and Ia this way oil purchases are
made gold dust ring about ths only circulating med
OF the country; u IL taken At $40 per ounce, but
only $40 paid Tor II 10 cssn. and the capitalists here
are making fortunes by purchasing IT, ssw to day
lump Of pure gold weighing ten ounces.
Affeci.Onsiey yoars.
EDWARD GOULD BUFFUa
~ The original letter from which the above
extracts are made, may be seen at Buffum Han
dy's, liz Broadway ED Irib.
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SAD RESULT oF RUNNING AwAr.-The follow
Ing facts we obtain from Capt Adams OF the Rowena
aud OF HE crew The Ro wcns srrveds ct strooss
Islsod January D. ls4s and fouad tho bark Harvest OF
Fair Haven. the liner, OF New Bedford and Two Eoeeh
ships The Harvest bad been shore on the lee aide
Of the leland and had worked ~ the windwsrd hHoor
for repairs January g. seven OF the Harsesss crew
took boat and started they supposed of the isAnd
OF Ascension Their provisions consisted OF ANAL
keg Of water % pounds Of bread and little pork IL
appears they he'd not stcered in the right direction
hence they became hewidered, and their provisions
were soon exhausted. Hunger and thirst now com
meuced the fatal work February 9. died Thomss
Leonard belonging 70 Taunton Macs and Joshua smith
81 New York February 70, died Frederick NJ Harper
Robert Wilson and Henry Gotta q Hawaiian, Feb
the bost and found In n three dead bodice and only
two psrsons alive. One Of these Charles A. Wiley Of
kswbursh died only sfew hours after being picked
sp The Only survivor 10 one Gslin beloosins to Mar
bIohesd. Frsoad Sandwich Islands.
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Murder a, It. Innesoe,, Md.-sinsuIar Case

The 81 Morys Beacon OF Monday last, gives
the following singular narrative relative TO murder
committed at ST. lnnegoes In that county last week
Il becomes painful duty 10 tbs murder,
in 81 lnnesoes District the night OF the goth u OF
Mr.. Alexander Hopkins. The particulars we under
stand briefly ss follows Some four or hve years
ago. SIR. James l.. FOxweli who resides near Point
Lookout had vessel burnt and suspicion rested upon
Hopkins There proof, however, OF his having
committed the act has anything ever transpired TO
throw the least light upon the matter, until one day,
week before last when Hopkins went 10 Foxwell and
confessed to him that he and free negro by the name
of Lewis Cullson destroyed his vessel and that they
we're instRssed To do by Henry Niles Langley, who
also resides Point Lookout
few days after this disclosure attempt was
made by Cullison TO poison Hopkins. by giving him
arsenic mixed with whisky according to Cuilisons
statement he prompted 10 this by free negro by
the name OF William Bsrnes) The arsenic however,
failed to produce the effect desired, and Monday
eight of Last week Hopkins was prevailed upon BY
Culison and Barnes to accompany them to the house
OF the latter situated about three ourths Of mile
from LsngleyA short time after their arrival at
Barness house, dog commenced barking, and Barnes
went out into the yard 10 see he said, II any one
was coming He remained out about minute or go.
On his return Hopkins walked 10 tho door, and while
standing there shot the ball taking effect just above
hip, and passing almost entirely through him Not
withslanding the severity OF the wound, he survived
until the following evening.
On being questioned In regard 10 the individual who
bad shot him. he stated that from what be was enable
ed 10 zee Of the mans face by the dash OF the gun, ne
believed IL 10 be- Henry Niles Langley The latter was
accordingly arrested but his father and mother ooth
testying that he did leave bis house during the
night be was released 10 10 held to ball however, In
the sum OF 900 for his appearance at the August term
Of County Court to to the charge OF having
bsen instrumental Ia the burning Of the vessel The
negro who attem pied to poison Hopkins was brought
to our village last Thursday night and lodged IN the
county jail.
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that cannot give you more precsc Information Of the
acts taking place there and at Rome but |, 10 not easy
to do 30 from this poiat, and hope soon 10 be the
sPO; myself. G.SA
r. S-Tne last accounts from Turin bring informa
ton OF change In the Ministry. vlncenzo Gioberti
not long since popular and leader among the Repub
icars has been thought to lag behind tho progressive
Democracy of Italy and Charles Albert has given him
up It's rumored that the occasion Of his dismissal
YVES the Issuing Of order 10 division of the army
enter the territory Of Tuscany for the purpose Of re-
storing the Grand Duke Gobert denies that the Coun
Gil OF Ministers had taken nten ded to take any such
determination, and declares that at suitable time be
will give explanations which will put bis enemies 20 the
bHsh but In the meantime seems 20 be generally
dsrstood thst Glooert hung back and manifested
willingness TO keep up with the Democratic current and
fer this in general be mas fallen some call him
a trsitor-some more generously think him merely a
man who. having taken As many steps ss be thought
wise and safe, shrank from another. am not aware
Of anything farther OF interest
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Col. webb,, California Company.

Il - 4nAA ~ A
IN our PaPc' VI w ..a., =, *
leo rom 'ne -. a. ,tsr ,ou,e D. Csifnr
progress OF tnis oouy =, ep, ga '". ,ha ,s,nrhnlv
MIA via Brazos and tue mo Srsnos mo III
the death OF number Of their party we nsd yes.sr
DAY 40 in'erssw Win ,hrnusb here on III
70 NewYori. He gives Us most melancholy picture
Of toe state OF sffars at the time DO ei me
oroke Out ~nen INC pav ,he ,nnafh ~ the Rio
fahcno soou. ~ n'es "a IT,, assh, On the follow
ufsno, anu VIZ ~ -, "a III. higher nm Two
ins usy; .oos op-t 10 na.,her were TAKEN SICK
GRO venDie y , 49, 10 I, IN. encsmpment for
Coz "eoo' 'no eo, .,.,aS - onrcbssing mules or
the purpose; II was sta'eu, y. SI,n rs ns,n.,n.l
norses Tor me Pas'y' .nsrhon In command of The
physician, sno srhs nndnc, oT f,oI Webb Great
men, 70 IN nunoet' ihs .las ,hs ,rsnhsr. ~ he
ca great aiss''ise' s,sa,, .o,.Ir8sd 40 abandon
company ana nu'ios 1 y, - 90. a,,ons ,hoss
Ine party !" men e1, IA disd and ,brre were acme
,sn, sien NJ Audubon who was much beloved by
every member oil tne s'u r. ~, '"s - 49,.
power " slie'is'e lno , :, -. 80 IA os,hs
OF tne osease' ne - 49, "a .d,rn,.,ar,nr .uch ,,.
psnent' so1 'I 'no .,soc-. permlt,ed
ne, " sho -, ,s money 40 the possession Of Mr. Au-
4, uo - H., ranch The srsstrr portion of the
uaoOn - - n,ns-.ons Of Il wa, the pri.
amount Sss ,;sn.. who IA plseed their fund.
ta,s ptoPeIy - 20 sssnor he beinr The bu,iusss
IN MS n.nu' Io1 $50 49, M Grsb,m givrs mos, DE-
man OF tue deiacn msnt l - 49, rss1. 49,
potsoe sceou NJ DE- G,snde The bost on which he
ootn osnzs " 80. 49, s.y, her milo, clerk
er c.rpentsr and one hand, A, BrounsviIe and Aata
tails disease showing an alarming per cenisge on the
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GREAT BRITAIN ASD THE GAILIsAs-A Lon
don paper contains formal notification .s., n H me
,h.m' Conmandsr in Chief of Her Msjesfys naval
$500 On the West Coast Of Africa bad declared var
A. AIMS, the Chiefs OF Gslnas, and estaeshed 40 enee
1.-Two blockade OF their eosst between UNI w
the soush snd Cszoe on the nortn.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SILK GOODS
CAMERON = HAYWARD,

SILK 6oooS
LlEDSLEY, CAMERON HAYWARD,
Sc LissRrysr.
FEW DOORS PROM BROADWAY, NETWORK,
HAvs IN STORE And ARs CONSTANTLY sa<ssvISs
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS
consisting 10 parI Of
BLACK 0scs De RsIss rL.is, CHAMELEON, ssocss
FIsrRSp Pour Ds Sos SILKS,
PAINTED Lawns, great variety,
PsISrEp Jseosrr snd oss.ses MusLIss,
Pt,IS. PAINTED aud SATIN Straps B.Rssxs.
Fssses. ESeLIss and scores GlSsH.ss
ALSO,
Hal and Cap do BIscs and colored crspes.
SIX and Lss Thresd Gloves, Sam snt sus vessinsa
eienilsrsen's crsvsu. shswls ali styles,
Poag-s and sandsnns Hdsn sun and Litea rrinsea
A very extensive sssorm-ut Of WHITE GOODS
LACEs, MILLINERY ARTICLES &c. &c. oil Of which
For Cash OF approved Credit. my impsmw
Publishers, Cinsou Han ISL Nssssasl Oesf me rsrk
~ Harvey Burdeil, ND. sargicsl and xechsn.
teal Dentist, ce and residence So Broadway eo'ner u
rrsBkl.nsL MI I'm
wiz Gymnasium, Y. D PIERsoN coz. OF fvelf,hs, and
uuivecslgy-pisce. M ew'
o. Water.Cur~-pr fsaLI receives pstcrts at his
comucicus city establishment IS Lsishss and Oyster
erected The summer term viii commence April |. Out
door practice attended 10. Consultations - mis- Inn
y American manufacturers Cinb.-Au
djOurued meeting will be held Wednesday next, The
lin Of April inst al the Repository $50 Broadwsv noon
Grsits and Seeds will he distributed. Those who have
choc. seeds and graz. shou and exchsnge Suan
gers specially invited Admission free to all. % ah&W'
~ Liberal Book.. Beacsn Onice, 3 Franklin.
squsf-. (pesrtG) Nsw-York Nsle's Globes and Naval
School do. do. az meod'
~ Wigs and Tsupe~s.-BArcHELoss newly In
vented Wye and Scsps obtained silver medal 81 the Fsf
II tho American institute They are made OF the finest
ssnrH hair snd OF upequsled workmanship, and Offer the
superior advantages OF extreme hghness, natural appear
and dur ability. They Neke 10 defy detec
don The largest assortment Of Wgs and Toapecs In the
ciy can be selected from BArcHstoRs Msnufactory.
Copy TIA sddr-ss do MWAm
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r. We are under obligations to dEo. " hb-
Lows, of the steamer Rip Van "inAie ''' "'''A'
papers Of Monday afternoon.
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~A Wing State Convention 10 ho"ins''
candidate for Governor of Tennessee Will mse' u"
v.h,,,la nm the 2fth inst.
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II We learn by Telegraph that the steamer
Tennessee hence for Savannah, arrived out on '"'i
A.. S,h trst
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

Isy.,, CRY ELEcrros.-Henry ). Taylor was
49,, sy 1876 majority, over C. F. Dursn'' '0'n
~. The i,,ue was on local question
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,~wm. c. Howell, Wing has been chosen
M.,or q Trenton. and the Wings have the o'nerel''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

Jobn NJ. Brown, Bsrnburner has been Gnu
-, ., ssnau,sy, and the two branches oil Loeo'
have carried the City Council
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CITY ITEMS.

~ The sale of the Peoples Line OF steam
boats advertised for yesterday, postponed I'LL
the 9th Of this month also the sale Of the bark Sara
togs Ill the game time.
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BOARDING..

~ so.a.s y co.:os "a wsss.ss
asss By he Sfs q nsy Tor he accommodates q boesdss
There ere low more dssfsbis hssissy loesous y -
s g. sna ss sh SsdsoSns s"asseos sssss ~ m
or single rooms ps gsnasmsa; Ell u which ess psov1e9
W. s 70: s ssSs sss H.
eiiv sGords s9iws
aYOARD The house - Bsssshssss (sseesA bloeh 60
llof sgesdvsy having esss rssssu Sse 4. =, -
sd s ss q e: sa ': sss. ss ~
evssy execs VIII b msds V sseare - eerson q ss
family EssIy spgliesac. = sessssey = ns - 49,
:airssss .ahsSis ios On oGss sN'
lSOXKD IN PRivzSE TxNILY, rs!1ieg
ID Woostssst. sess Csssi The whsis q Ne y 81
: %su. psm ssSso on ~ p.sss :!sSss d T
advertiser dssss dispoes OF hs shove togene. ~
srs.siy 70 s's pss'oa'' wh'eh VIII b ell ne e'sa'"
% OARDINO.-fwo very pss.ssDs esSsss.sAs1 Ieioss
do is wth board, 90 NE hsl aoos vcy elsessss
osYheo:hood I nouss s ~ sSo,s Ssov - 49,
gentlemen can ssobs accommodated Win sos'd ss1 49,
sni - "
DOARD on BaOADwAY-A spIss11 ss!t u
sn 80 s o. % - Sssr Scs -:
eIsss;s md bah rooa 81 srcsevsy. 1ls.-
BOARD IN BeOOkLIN.-f.s sssa.ss. e. s:1
e,or Ia private fsmiy; loesdos bas Ssv an.ssS vsn
from he talson Perry Apply u washsss''e' ess -
Bccn1oS.ss ~tis srssEisss 90 -, "a dee. ssess-
dsys, IN phvse fsntiy. By epnlyisg = go. % ss a.
s.oo.yD wss, ~ ,:. %,.si's van o. 'A
llOARD-A psivsss fssay, wbsss 49,. sss - socss:
Dsrs u lbs ans elias, esn seeoasscSsss (sSe2e -
b: VII: q =. 49,, :S' !: 4 $1,000 sis
sass I'd - sss : scsssssss,sS vtS Sess %:
.,A sss''S% :::ss:s s:s sSS ne
lSOXKD-Wih pl4sssss foons, ear bs ebsssss1 = 81
"a i s,ss.:.:sIss Tie osssss : lssssSls sIsAs
uOARD-Pisssss, fsssisbsd roons On sbs sse.e1 se1
Dn!s ssos' 70 Ie viii o. which, Sf'sAfa'' 81 "a e
DP,yas 4 "a aad''a7s opposite = '0A's 'sss'
OOARDIN0.-5s1sssss1 81 sal.S11sSs1 sssss =
OIss WI bossd, q n hunsyss; ~ sssis 49, ~
GENrLRMRN - i5sif vi,ss can 3 sss.sse
II: =: :, -; e: s
no Lsf, WITa DOARD. q. 9. ass g .sy.
ss:s.s lsasn VA ssasesss = R ss. ., 49, 49,
3 3! h sss. s''i iss"E; = "a u 2:ss.s
DBKsiANsNT n0AHD O. - -
wiy:. q ss:: Q ~ scSs sssss.: &c = 49, =.
81 3: -: y '''sss,
pEnMAHINr n011D-z ~ =. - -.
s:s s; 80. 30: \: i; - - - - $780,: - -
50 ~ ssndeen end iksk utvss. Css - ~ II seyel'
isg = - ksa Broadway, vssss Ass - - - 49,
era IL
T1M1LY isvise ny IRe9 - e0sssiea 1vsl
eoa,ssisss asssss. ifos . a.. " sss...k.ss.:
=. 49, -. o.: . s:ss s e q: ss -
$40: ne sas.s dsAssssay .ss... .,.a.s g. 9
from Csssl-st Address A. J. g. 20 o~ea c, .s
4 SINGLE GENTLE nan e. - s.ssn.ss:lee
ssd dsss. sss2sys = ) Ssivsis 'hsiiy. A1&sSs &C
4 V9W PE4gON9 e. - esssane1ssS. - -
g 90 9 sv a.. -, : svssvsisaS~ SsaS:Ssd
ufeo1woy.
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ES- The Oswego train Of cars which lett Syr-
seuse on the 6ih inst. came In contact with COW
two or three miles from Syracuse, when the lo,omo
tive precPlts,ed from the track down new soft
embsnkmen Of sbou, ~ feet surface The locomotive,
says the Syraeass Josrnal, plowed deeply into the
earth, and when about halt way down cspsized. and
now ssands Dgthwse Of the road the wheels per.
peodcuiar in tho air the best plumber could place
ihcm The tender and baggage car only were drawn
down the embsn kment aud the tsnk vas thrown 20
feet from the tender. the nremsn, Orange veb5er.
was 90 badly damaged ,hsi be will probably be lame
for hfe
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>
morning officers Gibson ard ss-~py for attempting
officer Organ ~bds the discharge Of hs do COsnt-d
About IL occ,k la, light oc-r >-ty arrested
rhoss Kelly charge stealing horse and The property
OIL - Edward
B.fnard Saturday BY officers WHEY
III s-vsute-nth ward charge Of assault and battery
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New.York Town Elections.
wEsTCHEsTER co. Supervisors.

WESTMINSTER CO.. Supervisors
WIGS.
Bedford-AF Dickinson. lOssiaiss--G. Van Wyck.
Corflaad-Mcad Barmore. Rw-John s. Provost
Hayr,soH-Jss ID. Merritt Stmers-Wm. Marshall
Lsrisbsro--Dan Hunt BRitsplains-H G. Fields.
vgfA Saisn-L H. Purdy Wesfcsesto-R. X Morris-l0
Loco-Focos
Greesbursk-P Widely lPorad se--A. IL. Lockwood.
Afanarossek-B NJ Brown Sedrsdaie-J. Tompkins.
MI Pltasanf--H Romer Yorkora-Benj ID. Miller.
ME> RocAsu<-S. Barton. f0Hksrs-WW. scrueham.
Nescasiis--T w. Smith. WesiJams-A. AT ndlay-ll.
Nulcastle--S B. Ferris.
WARREN CO.
WHO'S
HaeEt-Ausustus Moses. / taaeensbers-Jas. Sisson-S
Lsiuns-Thomas Butler.
LOCO Focos.
AAo!-Probably bunker. ltforie0a-Benj Wells, H.
B0tf0s-L. Brown, ) JOhRsbreh--D Noble, I'd, H.
Cald~tl-T ArchibaldF 5. WayreRsbsrSA-J. Moon
CAessr-ChAs. Faxon, X. r. 81
TOMpklNS co.
wings
Carolat-Sam1 H. Greene ftkaca-Fred'ck Dcmins
Dasby-Gideon Tuthill. Nerssid-Dsniei Crawford.
Esaeid-C. G. APPLICABLE U!yssss-L. w. Owon-6.
Hea@-Probably Wing.
loco FOcos.
Drydes-H Snyder =. = ILarstRg-W. Woodbury.,
roisH-W.woodbury,f rs H-3
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FIRE.-About 10 o'clock last night fire broke
on, In the OF the foundry of Reed aud Elm
occssoned by the carecssness OF person leaving
pan OF ashes standing a shed. Capt Msgnus, with
plsoon Of men and some of the engines were quickly
on the spot and succeeded In extngusbng the fire ai
ter its doing trihlng damage.
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NOrICE.-vhe eop.nnsrs.ip hsessofOts e.is,inE Be.
l Y tween FREDERICK TURNER and ABRAHAM
cirs OF New York and Phadslphia under the name VI
TUssER fHEH has been dissolved BY the death Of FRED
erica Turner, Abraham Fsher the surviving partner and
In business authorized TO settle the busaess OF
iBKAHAx FISHER, successor 10 Tho late srm Of ru,:
nor fsber will the business Of Publisher and
6ooasee In the cities Of New York and Philadelphia and
solei eonfanee Of the patronage hersoiors ssssowsd
npon the lsis hrm- slo ~
,rHk LADigs OF NEW.YORK and vicinity are
l informed thai the only place 10 get Truly handsome
0,iIsr q darsbIs Gsilsf snd . chssp Gsitw, 70 q
10. Isp BY Z WINDSOR, msnuisesar~ Of isdiss sSoss
excusvey 0lm-
I,HEAr HARGAINs ia China, s... and ..r.nsa-
hoo 10 bis large soes be has tses worth OF Mason's iron
sons M 3. TO LET, 2thrss-sory bnsk houses 10
ThryfouIh a. near sin'hsv in apartments o. .Sss.ss'
STEAM ENGINES AND BOiLKR. 70 ! nosse,
- ior sale $500 .so sods sppsrsius comp!ets, 500;
also 30 inch boiler 20 feet se is used standing press,
b1ush;, sold and exchanges. Csll al rsnfhsl Of IN
or7PM 81 I'M
I GsT-Oa Monday. Aphl ., either in Avenue G, rsss
IL Broadway, Chsthan, Nssssp Cedar, Broadway. MUIR.
ms q ess Tss osss ~ :.
so.by rswss3ed by IssyI1g IL The ownsfs fssidsees
Of rssolos ss.s .o3 Sight o D.ss.sS Eys aios =
inc fsrvsat gratitude Of psnenn. Exsninsuoss gSsas.
a5lws
TJ,O DKUGtsiBTs.-Fos sale ~ exshange for pro
i duetivs property, tho stock of drugs medicines IL
nrss soda sppsfsas he eoutansd 70 s More IA Csosk
opposite West Broadway, With lsaas Of The store and
Awaiting m waited g lws
'IW THE LADIEs--A choice sseorsmsnt Il infan1
i sus~ han Il superior qualify, urh boys straw and
felt hats MOaARQUEB fashionable hs cap aDd stsuw
warehouse. ~ sovery. Is In-
EOK BAHIA sscoodhand engine snd locomotive
boiler, In complete order. rssdy for sesm, ralsd q
about 10 horse power; snd also, locomotive boiler n
about 20 horsepower vof sale q The FULTON Foundry "
See sos Chsnys 1&
SAWIA9 mACHlNkkY.-An o. peft o. - -.
Cmssiy n. Saw NIL may bs bought foa hsHd ~
Tue ysIae, 81 spplying.to PETER MAYOR
Esiw. Bsides oflrou California Hossss, Is esoeSsI
I EATHEk HOSE " every description sufae.
Ltar~t u the best msrrias, ard constantly CO ha1d
Isl Hl1soa-s and bassmeng Of Of fear snd ChethnD
sts fssSsvrI I. o. BUCKnASYkh
EUKNITUhk-A sofa, chsirs, lsnss, esrpsss: al
cloths eli neatly end other urniturs, for eae ebeep
Inq1ife between and O'Clock p. ~ II
slo n J. BUkWkLL. 30 TbaroSl
(sALyID POLLAkD, ARcHirEcT, esoedse
~ coatuues 10 draw Plans, ssvsoos I'D spee4eenoeA
for public and private badsngS md WIEN seqn1S o1ee
Intends The erection q tbs sssns. 9IeyG
ENOR AALE-A nsW and interesting fmnogann ~ -
II exhibition win BE- cold fos 0lcs esah = ~ ow11 b
gong 70 caHSersia Address n = = nds eGieA 1@