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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16
NEW-YoRR WEEKLY TRIBUNE
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

uis.lsslPPL-A S0ufhcra C0aJedeTGcy.- "A
..<Iseso C9nve rlion wss held ct jock.
.,op tbs Is, int. The ostens.ble purpose las
give form aud efficacy 10 the hostility Of tue
ate To the exclusion Of Slavery from the New
',rritories the real object, We infer, was to
axe Loco. Foco capital in the pending Election
,cro.sd tho Wings over upon the Disunion plat
no. There was 4 good peal Of rnaneuvering
% come protesting. bu. finally all agreed in a
Report aud Resolutions, OF which the gist IS as
Vows
p,.,i-sa That Congress hhs power 10 psas any Jaw
.nipz slavery 10 The strict Of Columbia, or to pro
- he slave Trade between tho several sisies, or 70
Limited States and that the pssssge oy Copgitss .,
,uch law wOnid not only be dangerous uoiaHod OF
cSnsttuiion, hut would afford evidence Of hfec snc
befste design the part Of mat BODY, 10 interfere
M The Institution OF Slavery In the States
sosed That the passage OF tho Wilmot Pfovso or OF
81 Jaw sooshng slavery In .he Ds.les Oh is a.
~ breach OF the Federal compact 40 10 thsi event
mske IL The duty Is the night Of the slavehodlng
,,e. 10 lake care their safety, and TO treat me
sssaveholdng States 10 enemies to he Siavehoding
s.ies and their domestic Institutions.
Esoired That the Legislature /. hereby requested 70
m .uen Avs az may 10 their opinion, be best calculated
Encourage the smi grafton Of cuzens OF Inc saNehod'
n states with slsves, 10 the new territories OF Inc
..led states.
further resolve recommended general NOn
pntion Of the Southern States, to assemble al
nashville, Tenn. on the first Monday IN June
xxt-before which time. We trust, tne agony
Eil bs over.
This Convention does not seem 90 have exer-
,ed tho minds of the Mississippisns very severe
Only thirty Counties labout half the State
rere somehow represented by seventy Delegates.
several Of lhese might be constrained by high
,bdc considerations TO accept the post OF U S.
sustor, vice JEFF. Davis whose seat is soon to be
Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16
Europsan Interference In America.
COnespo1tsncs u The J0rFn7I "I No"lI-Its :
~ AsfIINaTnN- or

WASHINGTON, Oc. IL.
The address of Dir. Squier, our charge to the au-
.]rles of the State of Nicsrsgus, fully confirms the
mi ofcia statements lately made 10 the enest tns'
rlrston md IL determinrd MOTTO permit Great BIZ
AN 10 Obtain or retain any ioothod in that portion OF
ne Continent
~ We have the authority of gentleman
hsh in Office for stating that MIR Clayton, In re-
cen, conversation with him. expressed the opinion
hu,he stand taken by Mr.. Monroe against Eur
mean colonization was untensble and expressly
rsted that he should never attempt TO establish or
..end such position. Consequently the asser-
tors of the Journals correspondent that such
nusures are contemplated by the Government
tnnot be correct
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,ywyoRK, TUESDAY noBNENG. ocToBE. TO- 1sas

her y,.stv rs 10 nothing tbs. sd bs tairr-stss %
-,g doubt 1iaf Grc,:0. bs-sr ese.sifeS 70 ths Nor
g1i,o feyritarr
saving that the Eugsh Government 70 determined 10
possess this territory snd at the same time taxes sd
vantage of the weakness and domestic diss snsons OF
tn STATE Of Nicsrsgus while the English journals
publish the most exaggerated accounts Of their irou
5e, ,nd snsaiy represent that the State Il no. an
Organized society, but permanent anarchy hcom
plains also that their representative IN Lonioh seo1Io
- treated WITH contempt while the British Govern.
ment pay. marked attention TO Commissioners from
far inferior States
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Collision between Great Britain aud Nicara-
.aa.
From the Washington Union.


From the Wzsnirgfor Uni0n.
OFFICIAL CORREsPOSDENCE-TH NICARAGUA
AFFAIR
The follow ing are copies OF the correspondence
between toe Government Of sicsrsgu. and tae British
Con.ul. Mr.. Chsireld.
r. TX Pris,fpsi SscreGyg u ne ais Of fea-azua
GrATgMALA. June u. ls4s
srR. Having seen il tue CclTir q NJ Afh-h. q
yca-asaa Of the I6h May last copy OF the contract
lately entered nto Between this Government AID Mr.
Brown Of Nes-.York, 10 Tul = canal along ths River
san Juan consider IL prudent T. inform your Gov.
rneut that the Government: O: her A-j-sty Of:
confederation % those Englishmen - whom debts
due In Central America R object % any Arrangement
which tends D. anT Object team satisfying the
English holders OF ihscrereIt bonds Of TIE STATE Of
Nicaragua wach 10 common - IA those o.. the other
states # Central America, being hypothetical BY
tie fe1ern contract 20 tle iuhment Of that debt Ii
he creditors OF Nicaragua 10 consideration Of their
q Afculues have 10; exactec the punctusl sccom-
plshmeat II tbs c0mprOmise, THIS Indulgence Is
no resson Why Scaregus sho'ld cestine Tor another
object than the payment Of H. debts the rents which
h.ye been specially assigned OF the tqui1slO OF
the debt and which belong 10 nc Eneish creditors ;
therefore desire that Government Of Nicarsgus
in mind that the payment & tbs bond cebt end
tac q gh, owned By Reid Irving aust be provided for
by whztever foreign company tie government may
moose T. msse arrangements win, 20 form canal
along the Juan river, 70 establish lne OF com
runicsion through the territory 0itne State, for with
out sas stpu alton, whatever s-i-s the -,ste may ap
ply 10 this e. t-ryr.e viii be legally reclaimed oy the
Tngish tenants have he honor, &c.
FREDERICK CHATFlELD.
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Do sor RELY on APPEAnANcEs.-We were In
formed yesterday, BY person VINO stated II {" fact
that on the landing OF the steamship Falcon, an ind
vidua csme shore without hst coat or boots Alter
looking around him for lime, with tree and
sasy Independent kind OF air, he called 20 dray
la= and requested him take charge OF pair OF sad
dlebsgs, which we're on board the vessel and convey
tser 10 He<lst,s With some hesitation the drsyman
complied with his request. 5u. on attempting TO
IN the ssddlebsgs he found he unable 70 90 s.
without assistance The TACT WAS that they contained
S40o 90 in gold, which the cosiless, hstess aud boot
lsss nan had brought With him from California We
will guarantee thu; ME costume to-day would net cls
grace an AaSifl< OF Broadway. Truly Appearances
iAlsc.o9s and deceptive n. Q. Pic
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Posr-OFFIcE DILAToSISEs.-The Steamship
Falcon delayed AZ Chasres IN consequence Of the
non-srrvs Of the mails al ihs. place from Pansms A.
the time when they should have been there. The pas
sepgers from Panama had crossed the Isthmas, and
reached Chssres several days before the NAL bags
made their appearance ~. Y. nc H.
CALIFORNIA GoLD.-We have been shown .To
specimens OF large consignment which was received
yesterday BY the Falcon from the house OF Bargoyne
S Co San Francisco Among the dus. are two Jumps
OF solid gold. which weigh hity ounces, one twenty Sc
ven, and the other tventyrnre- ounces lney are
beautiful specimens Of the precious metal N o. Pic J.
~ Thelsst Pate Mo Eagle contains letter
from Senator Atchison. he proclsims undyns hos
,iii,v ,o senator uon and II will be no faQif OF
his Il the colonel 10 driven tom the Senate Of the
United States.
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Death. on the Isthmus-Arms Useless.

correspondents W uc AiASNh'-
PANAMA., Sept l6, 1919.
came here from Cruces in company with five
r,ons, one OF whom, Capt. Brsyton Of Warren, X /.
Ia aimee died lie wss much iaugued with the ride
rer was IS years old, and had not constitution TO
ear the fstgues OF such ride. seth Russell OF n b.
~ been carried of by the Cholera As near as can
sUu IS Of the Crescent Ctys passengers OF July died
sre and on the river. | saw many graves on Tie
sls of the Chsgros, each marked with cross
Advice all persons going to California not to bother
s.nselves with fire arms or other weapons They are
,nx on the poke, and are trouble on the way while
nong these quiet aud nofensive people there is 40
=. for them Pistols costing elO la New'fors can be
ssht here for s. or 81, and other arms in the same
mportion.
Finally, a man IL POOL 10 come here without y
.,tst up the Pacific eide. Yours, cB.
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Ioco-Foco Nominations.

Flh Ward, Cry.-Aderman, PATRICK Kill
II. Assistant Thomas J. BARR; Assessors Thos. Gill
.stin. lanes Mcclure Constsbes, o. c. Saekmen,
sen McCleester.
VIVA Ward.-Alderman, HIRAM w. DIxoS {:
1ssiant, James Moore. A. A. Denmsn 10 also up Tor
lasrman
&XIIId Senate D,strict-(Broom Cortland
u Tioga)-JosErH RxYNoIp s of Cortland Co.
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wlLLIAMsBURGH AFFAIRS.

~ The Willismsburgh Ferry Company has
completed the purchase Of all the real estate belonging
to the old Company al Wlismsburgh, situated south
of south seventhst extending ljs feet on Firstst-
The Company sre adding improvements to the Ferry,
and are now sinking piers and building new ferry
houses on the ground before purchased By them The
sura Of 10000 was paid for this purchase which mskes
100000 psd by the Company for real estate at tho foot
Of south Sevenths,.
~ The Trustees Of the new Methodist Church
AZ Wliamsbursh subscribed zoo for the relief Of the
builders who suffered by the destruction Of the walls
of the new edlncs on South Fifth 81 by the gale OF the
7lh inst.
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NEw.HiMPssIRE.-The Free Soil State Con-
verti5u il called for the 3lst Of October The Isd<-
penfeaf Doao1oi announces that Hon John =. hse
viii be present and Hon. Amos Tgez, ts health VIII
permit
~ Lieut.. Edward Bowers, Of toe Navy, who
,tsbed Mr. Crowninshield, In Chsrlestown, some time
since has been sens to ,ae Insane Hospital 81 the su'
o~eras Court.
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MINISTRY or FoRxIcS AFFAIRS, LION. Aug .. lsi9.
M Consai GeEosief II b. ". F,,dric Csalfsh
acquainted the Supreme Director Of this state with
your communication OF ihe 18th June at, 10 which
You mention the Brown contract, because you believe
It affects the Interests ct Brush sujecs holders
Of bonds against the state BY AyPothection Neither
that contract nor any other MADE with any person
persons can touch directly incrcc ~ the interests
10 which you refer. Nicaragua can sienate, without
any restriction Whatever, it's possessions snf terrific
rice either to establish al interior traffic. u
Duct the great enterprise OF the canal II those sons
lions do rot furnish Der with the aries sufficient
o. pay her debts the result will fall up,n her in is full
force TIE Supreme Director desire hat you notice
that these observations tend 10 the princi
pie Of non.ntervention OF one Government in the At
Jars OF smother and that they may nbre the friendly
relations sustained until with the Government OF
n. b. NJ. am, with the grestes; pleasure, your ooso
qlious and obedent servant,
SEBASTIAN SALINAS
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MR.T BUTLER KIsc.-ln addition to the IN
telicence regarding Mr. Kings health, which VIII be
f,unt under the hsad of California news 10 gives as
pleasure TO say we have seen a letter from Furser
Price Of the Navy poitmarked at San Francisco sept
!, TO gentleman 10 this city which confirms lne IA
vor,ble intelligence alluded To- Mr. Price says -" As
toe pres, Of this place (Ssn Francisco have noticed
Mr. Kings illness as dangerous, | will add tha, nis
medical attendants consider him out OF danger and
can give h friends the strongest assurances oil his re-
covery There 10 no occasion for apprehension or
alarm" Mr. Ming stopping 81 the house OF NJ.
Price, where he had every care and attention Dr..
Bowie Of the Navy gentleman OF srea, experience IN
his profession, IL his medical adviser.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-O aicers Evans and Hop
kns OF the Lower Police Court, Sunday ,ooh ia,o
custody two men, FAMED Joseph Campbell and fs,riek
Mugrev the above charge. preferred again" them
by young man named John Cullen, residing in the
family Of Ms Frazier AZ Quarantine, Staten Island
:. appears that the parties waking in the upper
part q the city early In the evening Of the sh inst
the comp snsnt having in his possession Sl53 in gold
snd silver which the accused parties. without doubt.
OF. As they were passing along quietly,
Mulgrew seized Cullen. while Campbell took from his
pocket purse containing the money. after gain
iug possession OF which they ran away. The accused
parties were committed BY Justice Nountor, Tor
animation.
4 BURNER BURsED.-A fellow called Joseph
Eldridgc, well known 20 the Police notorious
pocket book dropper, was yesterday taken into Gus
tody a bench warrant by officer Eastman OF the
Third Wsrd he tskcn before Justice Lsthrop.
at the Tombs and ordered 10 md bail in $780, which
he cid and was discharged
\ DAY LosT.-In consequence OF the non appear.
OF the District Attorney yesterday =, his post In
tive General Sessions that Court obliged 10 adjourn
without calling n case. Three Jurors. however were
fned rs Tor doing as the Public Prosecutor did.
AccIDESr-Mr. James Stewart was seized
with 1T yesterday morning while walking In the
verey Or. Stesrns gave him prompt assistance. and
the Ninth Ward Police conveyed him 10 the Hospital
A BuRGLaR.-He Wamer a German, was
found yesterday secreted In the house 1872 Leroyst
with evident intent ~ steal. He was locked up TO
snswer.
STEALING CLoraISG-Oaicer Crosett Of the
Third Ward yesterday arrested VIM. Verms,er for
stealing clothing valued a. Sl2. The goods were re-
covered. snd thief locked up.
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BROOkLNS AFFAIRS.

PoLrIcAL.-The Wings of the LIST Assembly
District, which is composed Of the Eighth and Ninth
Wards of the city and the outer towns met In Conven.
ton at Fatbush yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. and
nominated Thomas II. Reddng, ESQ as the candidate
for Member Of Assembly from that District. Mr. Red.
ding is at present member Of the Board of Aldermen
OF this city.
CoMMoN CoUScIL-Cct. l5.-Plesent HIS Ho-
nor, the Msyor, and full Board.-The minutes were
read approved, also those of the special meeting
on Friday. Communications, petitions, &c. presented
sud referred Petition of Blair & Ba,es. for permits
sion to run Street. Commissioner. OF and
J Gsscoyne fremen, for discharge. Certificate grant
ed OF John Cresps for discharge certificate as fore
man To Fire Dep Com invitation from the Nation
81 Guard, Company B. to attend an exhibition drill At
Gothic Hall on Monday evening, the 22i. Accepted.
Communication from Cornelius Connolly ASKING the
Common Council 10 adopt some better system Tor
the manss ement Of the Common Schools. AID. splnols
moved to refer 1t to the Common School COMMITTEES.
Aid Burbank meved to refer II to the Board OF Edu'
cation Aid. spinolss motion was adopted and the
comm mic alton referred. Petition from the FIRE De-
par,ment asking for the appropriation OF the usual sum
for the benefit of the Widow and Orphsn Fund, that
fund being nearly exhausted Resolution TO sppropu-
ate $500 for that purpose-Lsid over M me next meet
iag under the rule. Communication of WIN ii Cary
in relation the overflow of water, which 10 likely 10
iojurs bis property-To Street Committee. Remon.
STRANGE OF Cox and others relative 10 the altering OF
the present grade OF Fulton-avenue. Communication
from Leonard Cooper asking for release from contract
Tor The pentcI' . work on the tify Hall
Certificates from the architect and others were read
and ths petition referred To the Committee on Lands
ard Places for their report Bill OF Aid Cochran for
rent Of Cholera Ho'pitsl-To Committee ON Accounts
Bi Of Justice John B. King for fees Ia Corporation
suits-To same Committee. Communication from the
President of Columbia College, notifying the Common
Council that vacancy had occurred In that institution
Referred 10 Committee on Arts and Sciences.
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eoAr OvfR TIE FALLs."--On Friday scow
= 'ost the Tisdsle of Whitehall, IS she reached
! ..ffent below the Cohoes Fails, was swept down
t,~esn the horses were drawn into the river and
- seo, tnd the boat went over the dam having two
.'oafd Fortunately she struck the dam oblquely
|A.ss arrested by the spron, the bost sticking bow
49, - an angle OF IS degrees. Toe men were
-, -, wi'Aoasinjary.
NJ fikf AT CHgLsEA, NAss.-The house OF
=" W. damaged lest Friday $4,000.
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SEBASTIAN SALINAS.
To the Principal Secretary Of the supreme Cor


LEON, GUArEM.LA- Juy is H. l649.
SIR IL was my intention TO attempt new. BY means
OF friendly representation, 10 convince your Govern.
OF the npoicy and injustice Of hsning in your
rahc papers toward the attacks fomentd against tn
British Government exciting odiun and Twill az a.nst
tie subjects OF her Majesty the Queen, who reside
peacefully and inoensiyey the State Nicaragua,
IN business Of legitimate character but be Guberna
tofial decree Of the 79th June last which received
yesterday, is sufficiently conclusive and positive in ts
expressions for longer Z doubt OF the hostile inten
tons of Nicaragua toward Gro.t Britair nothing ia
left for to DO but - inform the GOveumeut OF h.
NJ of this Insulting and unmerted proceeding.
shall nevertheless, not allow this opportunity 70 pass
without airing. As DO explicitly md formally
your Government. that the Queen OF 5reat Britain
decided sustain the rights Of the Msouto King,
him viii inisllby draw down on Nicaragua the most
severe cbsstsement Before concluding this note
dorm II proper In form the Government OF Nicarsgus
that approve Of the taken by tse Vice Consul
Manning, Ia favor of some French citpn who led to
him demanding protection in the iam9taoe state OF
public affairs In Nicaragua and have lee % cOnmu.
ncate TO YOU for The Information OF he Director OF
the State that the Government of NaraEua will be
held responsible that OF her Maesythe Queen, for
whatever prejudice British subjects may suffer IN
person property during the conyulss in which the
Government Of Nicaragua has upjusl accused them
Of participating.
have the honor. &c.
FREDERIC CHATFiED.
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pR "a. "a ROOT THE sEvEnTH son.

AND CELEBRATED Doctor Of the Blood 70 eseeuos
n the most Astonishing egres krown - INC Ansns.n
people and IL visited oy grateful thosssnos E"s -
0a0 lnyads visited the Doctor the last year. vncn az
testify 10 The redeeming power Of his meaielnes
soec nsus Of cures can DC seen ~ ns
a. 49,. moi nag. sirx 10 MAKE well again but from ne
80 Of Herbs together with the Indian sno oerman 70
getsbes rsu edies he speedily and pertaAnenuy cree
r.nrsr. IT. ors dse.-es ths Heart, L1pgs LAYER, KID
p-ys st1n.cb Bowsss ADD a. nfectant and poisonous
Hamors OF he Blood. For the LiGs Of eli Fesn IL ne
Blood thereof-Lsvit lit
WORD TO WISE Is surIicissr A.,
ONre rs Grand o. near nd rect of the Bower AZ
,.odsnee from sAA lo5PA Evenings from 70 .
Or Roots Lectufes on Health aud tbs necessy pa
blood containing e1zrsyilgs and tesimon' ~ GU
AT as ofsre. Price y eenu -, -,
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g A young cir, about Is years Of age, who
was some months since snticed s~sy from the rec.
dsnce ofher aged mother in Albany VISA found SUI.
lay in a cellar IN ws,er-sl snd Wa taken cut in Or
der TO be sent back to her friends.
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FtRs.-A FIRE broke on. soon after o'clock this
morsins in the wooden building Long WaArf. occu-
pied by Capt Samuel J Clark as machine shop for
the Manufacture OF barrels. hcssaesds sc and BY Mr.
John {. Hayden a sa ioit The building was near
consumed and the machinery, together with a large
amount OF stock. barrels &c were destroyed. Mr..
Hayden losi everything in ris establishment
lNex.HAver Palladium.
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CRY StEEFERs.-Oae hundred aud forty five
persons were dodgers In the ysou. Station house, on
Sunday night.
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WHOLE NO. 1888.

DESERTED BORA male isisnt. Sboct two
days Old was left the roai ares # tie house of Ms
DoTem1'' loS Thirteenth 81 Sunday morning Of
heer fousson arrested the little vssrsn and hsd him
ser: TO the Aims House.
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M...ls.n sourHsas RAILaoAn ConrAsr.

u,~.,cAs SouTHEaS kAItRoAp CohfANr, I
Tss.sUsgRs o,FIcE, DErnoir, Sept %, ls<g}
HrOrrCE 10 hereby zivsn that 40 sssossms.. Q, ave
srS per share The capital stock Of The MichitAn
sen,s~ru Railroad Company has been made BY the u.
orv OF sad Company payable or before The nrs dsy
of November nsx the once Of he sns SJ
SCHROEDER resdlng sas. Of Buffalo may make shssr
,symsots A the Y stas Bssk In Ne City Of Aoeny 70
sss ss s@S Il - tsHx G. L5cHsllLD frsss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

EXTKACT OF LOCKWOOD and Losvooa ,i "
CcGor Manufactured By Tho Neppsfhsn go go
Wuranted % ocror 10 and cheaper hsn snJ o's~
Lozvoo1 Dye For sac by The mansiscuuefs
"a I'M RUSSELL STILLS, Is Wassfsl
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q FATHER MATHEW will be in Bridgeport,
AN administer the Pledge Tuesday 10th, and IN
"'asven Tharsdsy and Friday the 18Th and 18th.
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~,oopw1ws rA4kSFF pZaksr ss.sia,as, ' 70,
(IRoofs n cheap. ush. sod dursbs-pnes ~ esns gsf
FOO, aid On rough Ss@Oe. ee:,s: e oes col.sss
DO cloth or safnges and w~fs1'''
place near Chsmbefsst ,urusrys
r., 80, cemepf Chimney Pots are The most
tooo VII : -. rssy are In uss ii Warrington Cue
t'.s YorE and other public buildings % Col
Isseolacs' nsss Chsnoertst % lmeos
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val Amount Of Produce per Hudson River
Boats.

ssspAy, Oct l5-l5S0O bhls Flour, 1882 eush Corr.
- Ashes go do WHISKY, 9l5 bales Woo, S|.' Ioxe'
Sss, Il, 80 kcgs LAID
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" Mrs. VI. y. Cove Nichsts. wsisr-Curs Playa.
8 (. - 70 eAns,on-.s Consultations trcm ioAN .SsfN
rsreuts yis.iec a. their rr.it>rc@s
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~ Magnetic Mnchfnes.-An Improved sfls.s ,
70 81 Eor sale hy FOWLERsA WELLS. ISL Nsssss. 81
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NrW-YORK TRIBUNE

,ss stwYOES DaiIr TSIsyst ,xc Is Sgsl''h0
4, The Tribune nnidinss, corner , o, spruce ,,,,
"A Nassau streets, opposite the 'iiS nan,
h'S,srs 10 CITY Subscribers FOR ~. cents per week
~ - my prefer they pay 10 advance a. ne Desk
g ort6s or a wear the same rate single copies
Cent? Mail Subscribers I'VE Dollars per enii-iA, IN
49, Subscriptions taken Tor ~ months. For thfce
s-.sl 81 Three Dollars IN sdvence required % a. eA
ih County Newspapers Daily papers secerea
-. ofce whose terms are higher than nose OF Inc
kssse are not allowed any difference.
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-. " Water-cure.-Jo,Ls SAW, NJ o. Practitioner, s.
Foursh av Railroad, Gear renlh-.i ~ tSi'