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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

c,,rr EyeryEER-The election for the Chlet
ard Assistant Engineer of the Fire Department
will be held to-day polls open from sunrise to
pM We have seen the names OF six candidates
70, Chief and ten for Assistant, as follows:
For Chief Engineer
John c. Roach, Thomas Watson,
William S. Wright, Robert ]. Lucky,
Peter B. Anderson, John Cashow.
For assistant Engineer.
Robert R. Story, John j. Green, ,
John Lawrence, John brown,
VIM, s. Sutphen, Henry Brant,
Joseph Beers, Phllo Demlng'
A. ]. s. Degraw, E. c. Morehouse'
wAEros OuTRAGE-On Friday evening
yeung man standingat the,door of Lewis's Indian
GALLERY, in Fulton-st threw brick through , Tue
sash window, striking young man, lnJurlng nll n
severely The perpetrator ana ms nlo'lS0' a.
not unknown.
Frsr,yA1.-A festival for the benefit OF the
ebnrch of st. Charles Borromeo, hev. Y: ~ fAse
Old. pastor, will be held by the ladies OF the con
Syeqation. on the 10th and 18th inst at Montague
Aoi1 near the junction of Court and Fulton sts.
Brooklyn. The room will be open day and eve
ming.
REAL EsrArE-The Sale of Public School
House and Grounds at Bedford Corners, Ninth
Ward, took place on Saturday. The building IS
81 feet inches, by SO feet inches The lou Is
81 feet inches, by l4l feet inches, with the
right of onehalf the old road adjoining the side
of said lot, and brought $3.50.
JuMp1sG AFTER THE BoAT.-At the South ferry
Just before dusk on Sunday evening. man nearly
lost his life, by attempting to jump on board one
of the boats after it had left the bridge Il struck
with considerable force against the deck and alter
a convulsve attempt to cling to it dropped into
the water He was caught by MIR. Burger, the
gatekeeper, with boat hook and with some diff
fculty brought to the landing. When rescued be
was insensible, and was apparently badly hurt by
the force with which he struck the boat
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Spoken. DC.

Nov 20, La lons passed Ozark rsged) showing
Spanish C lors and steering ENE
Ny 60 lat So long 10 70, ors Patriot, Of and I'm Providence for
HatsIzas.
Dec lat 81 s. lon . So bdg Yeraa from Boston for MAa1Ei
Nov g of Point Lyras ship De Wat Clinton hence for Liverpool
Of lat long p W bark Duke Of Parma from New ofA
for Psnsma.
Ser 50 miles sw Of Tuskar ship Lazy Sale Br I'm Liverpool
ior Charleston.
Nov lOns H. bark Eavoy Brl MEsaa I'm Liverpool for
New-York .-,-
Eoy4 81 u iorE 20 80 AT .ca I'm Amsterdam
bound W{Io doubt brig Hayward. Clay, for Caracoa ,t ~
Nov Ia! 80 % long . q BIZ shP Sea kas' from '
New Orl,ats. ~, y y, po-,,,-4
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Cnlifnrnin Yessels Snolen. &c.

IS IN long 1877 81 w, Ruff. soule Dillingham;
Fev-York via Valparaiso for San Francisco
Ags lat 50 ons 81 30 W. bak Autanni I'm Aystc c. for
San Francisco.
Aug lsng 81 w bark Baltic, OusF5r1ge fin Pha
delphia, lea Is out bound San Francsco.
ConoaEuS Turner I'm NeH Y0E Francisco
lat I'm Monsyideo where she repaired
Oct 49, lat long by stp Palmyra, az Y2lpRao) ship Man
hrs, Baker, Baltimore July TO- for California
0cI Care Carrente steamer Gen Warren I'm NsT foTk
via Panama Francisco.
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A NJ. MERw1N, Auctoneer
10y BANGS, BROTHER IL co. 204
4DBROADWAY.-Casb advances made upon al eoa
L. G. CARRlNcroS. Auctoneer.

10y JACOBS. Crockery, Chr
he ma, Glass and Eerthen Ware, to be sod from the
The Auction Store IS Patt-st tomorrow WEDNESDAY,
h inst 10 O'Clock in lots sucountry merchants gro-
and city retailers we'll wholesale Dealers con.
blue flowed mulberry and light blue white granite edged,
dip and &C full assortment Also, o0 sets china,
various patterns Also fancy toilet ware and splendln az
sornenI an entire invoice of ue china manie and toilet
ornaments. worthy special attention Also cinna toYs
CANT earays waters &c Also large assortment knives
and forks tea and table spoons and other housekeeping
articles Also 5crates entire invoice OF WIN Chauncey
Co.'S white granite pattern, consisting OF toilet, les
and dinner ,onatch throughout Also, 100 lots Other
earhen ware hjnd SC TO which the attention OF dealers
isdiEected. do
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WINNERS,

AtGAlpasos Iaad no date George Palmer Of Nantucket
(wrors} oil unknown, -, ,,,l..,., - w..
ro,t oct 7, for Atlantic Ocesn, ol net stated :.
chase NB 2o through Bhsri9E straits to ne Arcci
ErnbTse 4 ,ptrs 81 ab 6s taken 2-500 tits
Por Louis Maurtius. Sept 30 ship Draper LaTton OF Nav
o. W. cos Of Sc Holland Ny, ship Wa Badger Of Lynn
$50 bbs sp
sd RON maaa previous to Sep: a. sch Sophia NANTUCKET,
cruise. -,
haven 40 tts bou1d icr :aadwch Iraas hoH-
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

FRom HA1rL-By the brig Louis Walsh, Capt
Milliken, arrived yesterday, we learn that the
Emperor had issued a proclamation to his sub
iecta recommending them not to eat salt pro.
visions, as it was great induciye to the Cholera
1t was thought This arrangement if carried out
would materially affect the market in those arti'
eles The existence of the Cholera ut Jamaica
had caused great alarm among the Haytlens'
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rrrom our corr..nond.nt..1

PHILADELrHIA, Dec gi'Ipsd-sehs Alabama, Sears EIat
WICK Thomas Fenn-r Nicholson Boston, ryrA Brown
Cicero BAKER NYor Brown, Apologize Richmond, Va
Abe Dssnson Boston, Alexander Lyons Maven; George Id
ward, Hay Boston.
CeGrtd1Ba,ks Manchester, MeFaren, Guyana Elizabeth,
Remington b5 Sun. Snow Boston Lanaftne S-uet
Ciesuego. Hoyss Bosto Eza heuthew GFn do
sgna Brown. Yantngks. Brown hoTcb Cicero,
RaIe New York Edward, Mary Boston; William fB
Goodwin Alexander Lyons. New Hayenj Brown Apple
gate New Abe Dickinson. Norwich, CT Norei
Iriyss New Yo K.
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DRY GOODS.

ENLEGANT GOODS for EVENING
ALDREsSES-Splendid Silk Velyets yard vide.
Magnificent Cashmere Shawls
New patterns Bay State Long shawls,
Excellent l04, ia and 1874 Bath Blankets,
Rich Lace Drapey in seis.
Lupins French Merinos scarce colors.
Paramattas ofeyery shade
VIII be offered this week q great reduclionst
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE,
do 2tish % Bowery.
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C. c, LANeDoN Esq, the able and worthy edi.
tor of the Mobile Daily Advertiser has been re.
elected Mayor of the City of Mobile,
SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington, Friday, Dec. 6, ls50.-Ptesent as
yestetday.-No 90. P. Hogg ct al plaintiffs in
cause was concluded by Mr. j. q, Sargent for the
plaintiff in error. No. A. ], Hoyt, plaintiff in
error rs The United States The motion Of Mr
Attorney General to dismiss the case for an irre
gularity in the bill Of exceptions, was argued by
Mr.. Attorney. General in support of and by Messrs
Evans and Walker IN opposition thereto, Adj
journed until Monday, II o'clock, AN.
FROM FLoRIpA-Thc Savannah Republican
has information from the South of Florida of Il
late date, which states that the prospect Of
the removal OF the Indians is becoming better,
Sam Jones has been and conversed with,
and as usual shows no disposition TO remove. In
terviews have likewise been had with Billy Bow
legs, who appears more disposed than usual, and
says but for the indisposition of some Of his peo
pie he would be willing to so West. sam Jones,
speaking of the removal of his family, says, there
are plenty Of women yet left, and appears to
care very little for their desertion OF him IN his
old age,
IKpIcTMENrs.-In the United States District
Court yesterday the Grand Jury reported indot
ments against the following persons James Ban
~ and nine Others members Of the crew Of ship
Squantum for revolt; James G. Ballad master OF
ship Rambler Capt Daniel Kerr of ship Franco,
nis, Capt. Nathan Young, OF ship Louis Bruce, and
William Harding mate Of ship Ashland, all for
assaults on seamea. Boston Courier, eth.
TIE LAST OF ALIENS MgN.--Adonijah Max
arn, supposed to be the last survivor OF the band
who accompanied Ethan Allen in the bold eXpe.
riment against Montreal, in Nov l775, died in
Sharon, on the 23d ult, aged 97.-The whole par.
ty were captured, and put on board ship, with
% others, including Col. Allen New Haven Reg
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81 5e New ysrh Hosl ts CITY YESTERDAY 2.si3s "; rs;
BARNARD, late Of SLesla, Bskshre Co Mass. formerly OF
Detroi,) ssed 10.
Hartley aged Is years.
he aud aequantauees ie family requested
gld her aue rcm The residence o. sr patea . West e:
81 ?. NJ Tuesday
Al Psnaeld near Bale Creek MchaH. Nov, =, EBESEZER
JAMES aged H. formerly Of Mortified Mass and for several
past resident Of Jones Co Ga.
ssB Massacl lsetts ard Georgia papers please copy.
On Sunday, sth inst ANDREW SPENCE. aged 5s years.
HIS sEdF, .s members Of The American Dramatic Fund Asso
tou, and OF Island CI'y Lodge, No. $751; l. o. 2
specially invited twibogi further 1ote attend his funeral from
the Church Of the Ho TRINITY Clinton st Brockn this day at
O'Clock An,
Monday morning. the 9Th 1oFNG infant Louas
s and Mary s. Williams aged days
The relatives and friends Of the family respsct ~ v.si 70
attend tbs ane a thus Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock Their rest
dence. lSS East Broadway
saltow L the 4h sNetA pro;uctei Irsss, Nh
w. DLYpENBURGH, aged IS formerly rssieri Of LIS
City.
ssrdsy the sh MADELINE w infant laughter OF Noah
W aud LucfaiIa DuEyee, aged 10 month";,
TIE relative. and fleaas q Jacob DuYse Iass Daily ara
respectfully invited attend The funeral ruestay 10Th inst 81
NJ from the residence OF ter parents 4SS enwcA 81 ~ &c
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To Mariners.

At the instance Of Charles Polk ESQ superintendent Lhs
Delaware Bay RIVER the Light Boat oasd the Ledge
will be Winter quarters between the lO and 10Th
10 be o. erhAuled and repaired
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

70 The Newarkers are endcavoring to i'm
prove the moral condition of their city, by limiting
.he sale of liquor, advancing schools, temperance
and tract Societies, &c.
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SECOND BOARD.
MONDAY, Dec. 9-P.M.

IL. ,,.o. ,,.'.u act;,a ond bnovant
Inc 0tocN N"-A'o e,o'sr3 rad An the
To-Day esPe0ia'iS S' W. $3.50 ord ;ronrove5.
fanoies were III So a'1 la ~ GA showing
Nof"ic" 90 '0'' . ~ oont since Saturday.
an Improvement u >, a'5 rrie 4y cent.
Farmers went up IN ~ aaa4 With large de-
Ere lhconieS az I.t.o'. ,,4 c,oeod duIl For
mand' headlls was 49, 1o<i rvoe hid without
Madison ana lnu.analG,,' fa;r domond and steady.
sales 0.oi'int1 ," 81 andy rnroving.
1he aiial0 =; .',,s IT, hold frrIv The re-
aa'ion "%s 80 obo,4 s4i ooo Cam
eeip,S io4 -'0,0 800 -, No,r.york md
ION nao III up" 'i,u ,'rN0i' MI u,,o;n4, f,r
Ne"'haNen was n'iu ,''ii''' t,,o
November sho" very i"'60 gan" " u
month OF last year .,-,-.o,
Receipts November I839 278i 81
;720-2 p
Eone I to about 70 per cent
This is very encouraging, md the freight bust
moss which is lust growing into Importance. will
add largely to the traffic Of the Road Portsmouth
Dry Dock was quiet at s and Morris at 2l4
There are indications of another movement in
Morris. Some of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad Bonds taken on Saturday have been re-.
sold to.dav at 90 1891 There was feir demand
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RaP A horse while towing boat on the Del. Il
Rar Canal Feeder at the 80 Mile Ferry" fell In
TO the Canal on Monday dragging boy with HIM,
and both were drowned.
GRACE CHURCH, VAN VoRsr-The ceremony
of laying the corner stone of this now church was
performed on Friday, by the Right Rev. q. w.
Doane Bishop of NeW-Jersey. Morning service
was previously held at the chapel, when the right
of confirmation was administered to fourteen per
sons by the Bishop. Tho Dimensions OF the church
(which will be built OF Newark brown stone, IN
the early English style Of archtecture are as FOL
ws.--Nave and aisles, "A feet deep by 80 feet
wide; chancel, 90 feet deep by % feet wide yes
try room, l3 feet square tower, IA feet square by
about no high, including spire. The main entrance
will be through the tower on South-Seventhst.;
she chance to front on Ernest. sittlngs for 500
persons The site, which is on the corner OF Erie
and South.Seventh SITS. was given by three Of the
members OF the family ofthe late John Van Worst,
deceased.
70 There was a rousing Temperance meeting
at Hoboken last night, and several good speeches
were made.
Ey The potato rot, the Trenton Gazette says,
has destroyed large portion of the potatoes raised
in that neighborhood. When first dug, the pota
toes generally appeared fair and sound, but short
iy aiterward commenced decaying.
" The Newark India Rubber Company have
been for some time boring tor water at their estao'
lishment on the corner of Academy and High sts
Newark. They have sunk a shaft about 100 feet,
principally through sand and shae, without yet
effeoting their desire.
WOMAN AND CHILD BURNT To DEATH.-About
o'clock Monday afternoon, smoke was seen issq,
ing from the residence of James Smith, small
frame house on the rear of a vacant lot In the
lower part of Commerce st. Newark. The person
who saw it found the door fast, broke into win
dow when he found the room filled with smoke,
and the body of Mrs. Smith and child lying on the
Aoor, the former burned to a crisp and the child
juat alive 1t appeared strange that scarcely any;
thing of the house or furniture injured, and
the fire was readily put out without the aid OF the
Ere Department. Daily Adv.
MAIL FAILuRE-Through some unfortunate
mistake in the New-York Post Othce, the maj
pouch due at this city last evening from the East
was not received but one belonging to Nyact
came in it's place. The blunder is rendered pc
ouliarly provoking from the fact that 1t contane(
all the letters from the North and East and pro
baby the correspondence and papers from Cali
fornia, in which large portion of our citizens and
those of the Country west of us are deeply inter
ested The bag was received by the Southern
mail at II o'clock, and we have regular file!
of California papers. Daily Adv. 9th.
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gy The President has officially recognized
ssoReE ATE as Vice Consul of Sardinia at MO-
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BY THlpC1nNIi.

BOSTON Dee WARY. I'm ST Mertrn-. Sov 10 Left
BARI name rot recoeced for NIok ds brig Huntres', Tor
next day.
Ship Rio Grach Liverpool Oct H.
Cd barr, Lacouia AMI A!eia Rogers,
Pbadelpha brig Mra do; schs Triumph Port Prince Haze
yss Jamel Emerald Havana Abd Kadsr PhadephiG Grrne
State and American Belle, NYork.
SALEM, Dec SID brig Brazilian. Philadelphia.
NEW BEDFORD, sArr schs Banquet, Suffolk Hy Clay
Albany
Cid bark HARVEST, North Pacific
NORFOLK Dec The big Mary Ellen vheh will 6e rscol
eced went ashore Cape Ha,tera luy last and was launched
w days Messrs Baker who started from this port with
her the passage and the brig becoming unnanigs
bls her beng full OF they compelled to aban
dcr They have all arrived Lee safe the sch Paciou
TIE sch Edward Wood ashore Cltuck had gone pisces
at lat though several Of her Pauks started and ~
TIDE ebbed ard flowed through her
TIE du5g the week has bern miserable The sun hlS
Scarcely appearance and the whole week has been DICK
RAINY presenting such hreatuus appearance that
large vessels have sought hsTbof hampton ROADS,
vll.re they remain.
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= = = ', INV'' " FtL.-1l-I!ItI : -
INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSE
AIHOLD FURNITURE, H0UsE-FURNISHING and
FANCY ARTICLES, &c-J w. BROWN will sell at
Auction, TOMORROW (Nednesday) Dec H. at log
o'clock, a. "a Broadway large stock of fashionable
Household Furniture. embracing every variety In Rose
wood, Mahogany W allut ard Painted together with
extensive assortment Of Housernshiug and Fancy Arn
cle framed Pictures &c For particulars see catalogues,
which ready.
NIB Parties about purchasing Furniture VIII find bia
opportunity WORTHY Of attention the saie is peremptory
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eY%A new daily stage line has been established
between Cranberry and Trenton,
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RsWe new schooner to be called Brltton Cook,
was launched at Toms river on Saturday last.
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oGse Of The As.,tat Treasurer, U S P4iladslshsa Va, 20
Sel % 5alane. eisa ~ az
Post Office 49,. 12,732 y
Miscellaneous. 35I O9-lI2-2V4 IL
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M RED.


On Monday i'll INST by Fioy ar TERENCE r. RYER5
10 Miss HARRIET CRISSEf both OF this City.
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~ A horse while towing boat on the Del.
Rar Canal Feeder at the "8 Mile Ferry" fell IL
TO the Canal on Monday, dragging boy with hin
and both were drowned.
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slnur Mose- Z Sty, Dem, Prevalence
Bags Whale, P1tts, PhihadslphiA.
Arrived.

Pseis shp cera Linn lambert 1verpoot o. e ads, AMI 81
Ffssy ngbt stasd Oh con.qa-re. o IT,
has had two deaths on the pasage
shS coha b. st'h L,sfgsG =, i'Sor' reposl ra.s
Ship iag Co Rsb Reed newport w.l., 50 d. r.,oa4 ros
20 WHd, worth 4 SD hon vessel to master. $3.50
ship Camden Sherwood ChSrlesiop ds c5':on &c to Daza
Barr oc,sa sta,s St Marks. "a d., cotton e. % H,.,
With brig Anderson, faias FOR SYor3 ms bark
x sof lo Ea,tpor Paa,:oa Por. Al Prince IS Is log
B5g LOWS y16 alsrp Csoa.ye l5,l sov nith uabo.,sy
loer 3D. &c The W ha' bta go tfass v'a'
a54 aobefy winds for 'h- d 10 DE- Of 1s et311s Il which =
h - lat . So saa aas 6sea q a9fia Of sp. H'at
nam { prro1 sd m co With brig EIcsl, sYork
Sch Bela 27ck Smith, Philadelphia i=r eoSl
seb safs. = Roatb, Ph dsPhia, , d, coal
sen cAas p Hairos. Dzvis. Phl1ds'Phil, 81 coal
Ser Brace Cule. Pbia1elphI1, ds. coal.
Sch eFb 6aeet Rodgers Fhiiad7igh,a' d. Goa!
scb Jacob William Mathews NLoa4or : d
sch Dorato I7mbpl Harrington, ds, 1a5sr aud spaFs
Sch Am asIei F'ael Phsdeipha, coal sa INST At AN
away our pr head &c; what tina Other
Sch saaposa:r, Lyps, 'P6adsipba d. coal
Sch Lsaac W Hughes Johnson Se-bsn &C. o. naval 'toss
Sch jarvis Lyon, st,oac, PbiladsFhis, 8 s, coal.
So G @a3s, c F,:.f P4 g59.f5f coal / -,
seb James Mckee WoolseY, Phila5slpl ia, coal
Sch Mary Miller, Peacock Philadelphia. coal
e s c faaa S's,s joS EaS sG [fPais a. coal
Sch John " Candy. Townsend Phiadslpha d., coal
Sch William CofDi:t, Hewitt, Phiadsldaa } ds, eoa.
ssh John aofssu 6asey hes R1er d. wood
Sch Joseph Marsh Rodgers, James RlTer, Is wood.
Sch A " Leeds Leeds Philadslahia &C. coal
Sch -Four Sisters s;ilEERn Philadelphia, : ds coal.
Sch Eicot. sharp, Philadelphia. coal
Sch Sally Wheaton, Smith, Philadelphia, coal
Sch Antares Candy, Philadelphia. coal
Sch Cape May, Corsop, Philadelphia coal
Sch Lansing Corsou. Philadelphia, coal
Sch L Reed, Bro~E, Philadelphia coal
sch Cacntta. Smith Philadelphia, coal
Sch L White Carson, Philadelphia, coal
Sch Ontario, Van Glider, Philadelphia, coal
BELow-Bart rrplsr n East I1des srs' Ehfa Of PoE;Sad
3 I'm - nolasses Mathews Coz NAnophe1 Of North Var
mouth 81 de I'm Rio HATCH hides, to Boolan Graves Co.
WIND-At suuse; WNW with :hs appearance Of snow.
sAILED--shps t2asea, GaswoG London; New York
Hull Merlin tprop) Samson, Berudl Samuel Appa
ton Doane, San Francisco; aud Creole
The Louisiana ess for New Orleans sailed from the
QVa Tanne his morning
Qrcx Tz-Ths clipper ship Celestial Captain Gardner, which
sailed from New goth July last for San Francco
MADE voyage ninety days running time which two days
quicker witch consequently the shortest passage s7er
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Totnl S7I4.1bj ~
ymeHs-TTeasury Drafts. $l5T0 92 -
P. .. Warrants, l374 %
In On Lnana- Sc. t6.l al-l.5..gI ~
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Qr1x Tz1-Tha clipper ship Celestial Captain Gardner, which
sailed from the 20 July last for San Frlncco
MADE he voyage N ninety days running time, which days
quicker Witch consequently shortest passage
made The owned by messr Ruckn Craze, and was
built BIZ III w II Weo3 Of New York
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j. W BRows, Apc,ioneer
NORTH RIVER PROPERTY.-F0r

I q ~ II w i II I =. \ 49,
GLAND on the Hudson Riser ofan hours Fide rom ~
city which has been 5ded Into s. parcels sses o. iI9
10 escl IS soon as the remaining i mars
Isken y begg already enesged1 tue property VIII be a
ror.ioaed By drawing FOR Choices. For the plats nts
shcser aud for TIE issi. hch viii cost 81 80 e tlsLss
lively Apply 10 COLE = Chiffon Waist H n,
rnpe and prosEeclaa cal BE obiaiEed. l9Vl o. ~
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NEW BEDFORD STEAM MILLS
L NCOTTONS-Soe packages, comprising the different
qualities, beached and unbeached made by the n b s. M
Co for sale by NESMITH co,
MI 50 and 81 Pine-gt
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COLORED COATINGS-5O packages
" Blue Wine and Mixed Coatings and Green Bookings,
forsae by Incl I'll NEsMlTH 4 co. so and % Pine-at
MANKEENS-50 cases in 10 yard pieces,
| Y for sale by NEsMlTH CO.
n2lu 50 and 81 Pnest
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a1lN CASES BLEACHED SHIRT
SUOINGs, 90, q. %, 50 and Sc inch suitable for
Manufacturers OF Bags aud the general trade For by
ia C. B. LIE BARON, IS Pinest.
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NNTALTHAM COTTONS-2OO pack
Wv ages different widths and qualities, Boston Manu-.
featuring Co.'s fabric for sale by NESMlTH eco
nj If 30 and 81 Pine-st.
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DRINTER'S BLANKETS-And Lap
4 ping Engrayers and Roller Cloth, for sale by
ia B. LIE BARON, IS Pine.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

HOLORED CAMBRICS.-100 cases
" all coors and qualies for sale reduced prices by
d4 c. b. LIE BARON So Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

10N CASES BLUE and WHITE and
lVOTWO BLUE PRINTS. For sale by
d4 C.BLE BARON, 81 Pine st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

a0N GASES ADAMS BLUE AND
SDVBoRANGr pRINTs-Superior in quality ofwork
and variety of style, for sale By C. B. LIZ BARON,
~ u. '' ~ IS Pinest