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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-21
OLIVER A. G. ToDD, Judge.
Al Court ot Probate holden a, LiIchfieid,


Al Court ot Probate holoen al Lilchfefd.
within and toelhe dIsifIcteof Litchtield, OH
The 7,h DAY 81 November, A d. 1850.
Present, OliV ER "A. G. ToDD. Esq. Judge.
II GATE Ut stephen Biowe.l. late of LiIch-
IL field IN said District. deceased, The
administrator represents the estate insolyen,..
and pssSs the appointment If CORNERSTONE 81
thereon hereuuun, Ordefed, that Commits.
sloners 10 receive. examine, and adjust The
claims Of the creditors of saio estate, be ali.
pointed at tina Pr b ate office in said Lilchfield
on the 9th day OF November, 1850, al &C.,
clock in the forenoon !; and that all persons
interested in said estate may be hotl6ed thefe>
oil, the Administrator will cause this order to
be published IN newspaper printed Ia LitcL>
field, and pest copy thereof on the pubic
sign-post. nearest ftht place where the de-
ceased last dwelt in said /, wn. -
A true copy Of Recoid n
n. A
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Ror Sale,

A Farm lying in the South vest
sTs part If Liichfeid in the sncieiy
lts OF South Farms. containing
l25 acres Of land. Said farm
is Suitably divided iato Meadow, Pasture,
Wood and PIow land, being we'll fenced and
;n : h;sh stats Of cultivation. Do said
f.rm Il / new Dwelling House. also four
R,rns. Sael. Cora House. &c Any one
wishing to purchase wlN 90 wel 70 eau
and examine fnr themselves.
Reference can be had y applying 70
Ahraham Beecher. Esq. Of Bethlem 0s NE,
..SnscfiSsr O. he pgemises.z a.s...x
e e "a SAMUEL w. WAb1h. I
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CARTS ~. .NDs.Rlk.
Oksk'iCE OF 1HE -
lIeriden Insurance AgoIlt

n IN - -. e = AFUENss ON4l3Ne y q LtlN3
44gent for he W NV
Etns, Protection and Hatlfasd Fire fnsli~
rance Companies, Hartford. ct.
Washingson Co Granville. N. Y.
Equitable, Concord, N I'll. q.
connecticut Life. Insurance Company HART
Ph'!adelphia, Health Insurance Company.
Phiadelphia, ~
:. MpIasl Bsaeas Life Insurance Canaany.
New York ~ =
! sd,diasalt isalaAhalkin cehIsh Nm.
geEa~ GcasH haass csas.s (. sl
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-21

orders for pump castings, cham or tube filed
al the shortest notice, and sent to any part If
the United STATES, at the cheapest rates.
Also The best assortment Of Stoves TO be
found, consisting Of the best air tight cook and
parlo, stoves, with every variety of pipe and
cooking furniture to make a stove complete
Box and Shop Slaves
AlAo Furnace castings Of every description,
consisting nf Water wheels. over shot and pitch
back; Mill gearing. a great variety, Machines
ry castings Of every kind, Chilled Sleigh and
Cutter Shoes mad any length To suit Plough
Castings, sc. Sc. All orders for castings
promptly filled Furnace at all times in ope
ration. 4e% -s
Seley's Patent Wagon Couplings. for heavy
or light Wagons, very superior article -
Wagon Makers are invited TO look at it and
~ it. Machinery built and repaired. either
heavy or light, for cotton OF wool, in the best
manner ane upon the most reasonable terms.
Cali and see. Wanted so tons Of old cast iron
H BALDWIN
Washington, Conn, Nov 9Th. 1880 cow
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-21

NJ TlcE 10 hereby given 20 lhs Slerk-
IN h"ldeis Of the Canaan nnd Liifhhcld
turnpike Company, 70 meet On the % 1huie-
day 81 November, (2lsla at the Inn Of N. Ives
% G0shrn, 90 fhOnse the agnnal aIicets. settle
the accounts q said Comnanys and TO transact
any other appsupriaie business.
By order OF said Company,
BENJAMIN SEDGwICK. clerk.
Cornwall Hollow. Oct 90, 1850
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-21

Massachusetts, has gone over root and branch,
to the allied enemy. Particulars will be Civ
en- when ihs official rttnrns reach us.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-21
FALL TRADE, 1850.

@xAA4 kS&4DGS 40OUs
COWLES & LEETE.
Successors to DIR. Nathaniel Booth, late
BOOTH n DROMGHANI,
OFFER for the sale the following goods,
" tprices which will command the at
iention and patronage Of the most close and
economical purchaser.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
500 lbs prime Turkey Opium
5000 do Cream Tartar
$500 do Carb Soda
1000 do E psom Salts
5 cases Calabria Liquorice
1000 lbs Rad do
lOOO do Gum Camphor
300 do Carb Ammonia
300 do extra f. J Rhubarb.
DYE WOODS IND DYE STUFFS.
800 bbls Camp Logwood
3UO dO ST d DO
SD do Redwood and Nicwood
5O do Barwood aRd Peachwood
Is do Camwuyd ald Red Sanders
Sd DO Fusic aud Maple Bark
1000 do Ombro Madden
1000 do Blue Vi,riol
5OOO do Copperas-2OO0 do Ord Argols
1000 do Bi Chromate Potash
lOOO do Mad, as Guatemala, Caracas
and Manila Indigo of the fneSt grades
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FOUR LOFTS FILLED FULL
CHOICE BARGAINSl
Carriage Mixers Goods.
MARBLE & FOSTER.
100 Chapel'st New Haven.
WARREN I.NsT1@UrB.
J. c. Howard, M. A, Principal ana
$50 Proprietor.

THIS School having been necessarily
J. suspended during the past SIMMER,
will be re.openec on Montay, Dec. 81, IN
the spacious building Few rods west of The
Congregational Church The building has
Just been extensively re modelled. aud fur>
nished anew, for the express accornmoda-
ton and convenience OF the school, and The
principal will enter upon his lahors with
an increased desire to render his school
pleasant and profitable to she you ladies
and gentlemen who may. a,tead III
The length VI The terms, expenses &c,
will coniinae the same as tor several years
past. ... gf 3w2B
Warren. Nov. 7lh. 1850. s.ss
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At Court Of Probate holden at Liiyhiield.
within and for the District Of LitchfeId. on
the Bis, day Of October A D 1850.
Present, Oliver a. G. ToDD, Esq judge.
nN motion OF the Executor Of the last wilt
NIand testament oil NORMAN LYMAN, late
0f Warren. within said district, dee eased -
THIS Court doth decree that six months be all
lowed and limited for the creditors ofsaid es-
tate to EXHIBIT their claims against The same
to the Executor and directs thai public no>
tice be given OF This order by advertising 10 a
newspaper published in Litch6eld, and BY
posiine copy thereof on the puplic sign-post
IN SAID town Of Warren, nearest the place
where the deceased last dwelf
Certified from Record.
OLIVER A. G.. T0DD Iudao
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BEACK SNTTERTNTC.
NOTICE.

A Ii persons liable to pay taxes in the
IA Town ut Norfolk. on the list OF lS49, ale
hereby notified, that will meet them TO re
ceve the same at The hcuse Of james NJ.
Cowles. on Wednesday the LIST, and al the hotel
# John A. Shepard, on Thursday the ed and
aud at the house Of Bushnell Knapp. on Fl ida,
he 81 DAY of January next, from toll N.
u: each If said days.
N. B. All persons neglecting this notice
INST expect 10 pay travelling fees.
LEVI P. PHELPS, Collector.
Norfolk, Nov 1850 3w29
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ROalla Ter E0aad.

Eh>ONS enll,led 10 Bounty Land under
\ the act6 Congress passed september %,
$3.50 are hereby notified that The subscriber
mas received instructions from the Departs
mfni' OF the manner and form Of applying so,
me same, have also prepared printed
Hanks. and am ready 10 attend 10 all who wish
Immediately.
Terms. from 81 I" S? so, according to tn
nature ofthe application
HENRY B. GRAVES.
Litchfeid, Oct 1s. 1850,
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Broke fM1O

FHE enclosure Of the subscriber, on Of
Il itUOnt the 25lh Of OciOber last. d red
yraring hvifer. No aTl,hcia: mark The
owner is requested 70 prove properly, pay
chaEKes and take her away. 81. 49,. 49,.
~. - G. C. G0SLEE.
S1a: Tons 1i.chAsld, Nov. 8 1850
n t13 .cest g 30 .btfEastM /
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DRIVER A. G, TODD

At Court of Probate holden at Litth6eld.
within and Tor the District Of Litchfiei6. on
the Isl day Of November, a. D. 1850 ~,
Present.. OLlvER A q. TaDp, Esq. Judge.
TOSEPH X, GAYLORD, Administrator on
- the Estate o,NEI.soN 3REwsrEa Esq. late.
OF Goshen, within said District deceased, hav-
ing represented said estate insolvent, and eiv.
.enlnoticeio all concerned, to appear before fh,s
Court the present day, at Q O'Clock, afternoon
to DE heard relative 10 the appointment Of
Commissioners. and no one appearing, This
Court doth appoint Mineas Ives and John M.
Wadhams, ot said Goshen, COMMISSIONS ne. 10
examine and adjust The laims or the creditors
OF saiu estate; aud also doth decree, that six
months from ths;dsie be allowed them 10 ex.;
hibit then claims e said Commissioners. and
doth Greet tnat public notice Of this order be.
given by advertising the same in newspaper
published in Litchfed. and.by posting copy
thereof on The public sign-post 10 said townof
Goshen. nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt. Certified from Record, 3
26 OLIVER A. q. TODD. judge
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TO Rent.
Mxn&wsA THE large Store, situated in
IEs7sS ~ s 8 the village Of Waie,town, for
m"lly occupied by A, A t;rid+
ihe9heHl ley. 1t is built OF Brick, in
stIA5l the most substantial amer,
49, in modern style, il has SUPERB
or advantages far doing large and profitable
business. Enquire Of
Co~LEs s. LEErE, Ne v Haven,
A. A GRIDLEY, Naugatuck.
81 n. CURTIS, Watertown.
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Prepare for Fire by Insu-5
rancai

TINE Snbscribel bsing an authorized Agent
L ot the 4 Merchant, and Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance. Company" of Worcester Mass,
~ffers 10 eiisute
buildings and Merchandise"
not extra hazArdons--at very low rates, for
the term Of from one 20 five YEARS
5 N. BRONSON, Agent.
Luchfieid Dec. 1870
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-11-21

1000 gals Bleached Winter
$40 do Fall
500 do Olive
1000 bleached Winter Whale
500 do bleached Fail whale
500 do do Winter Lard Oil, extra
1000 do do Fall do
1000 do unbIeached do do
3UO do Meats Foot Oil, all of which
has been selected by US ia New Bedford and
New York, and which we warrant to give
entire satisfaction.
PAINTS! P.dIyVTS!! P.aLVTS!!
10000 lbs Atlantic White Lead
5UOO do Be'lviile do
1000 d" English do
10 casks Fiench and Spruce Yellow
10 do Ven Reds d.. Spanish Brown
SUI lbs Terra de SIENNA burnt and ground
5UO 40 English Drop Black
sou do AMERICAN do
3UO DO English Trieste, Chinese and Am
Vermillion
500 do each, Mineral, Paris, Brunswick
and Saxony Greens
500 do Blue, Green aud Black SmaliS
$50 do Uuramaim and Antwerp Blue
500 do India; Red-lOO do Rose Pink
QUO gals English L,nseed OIL
5UO do American do
500 do Spirits rurpentine
20 bbls extra dry Whining
SUI lbs Red Lead and Li,harge
600 do TIMBER in lump and ground, dry
1900 do Refined Lamp Black
5OO. do Common do
500 do Chrome Green and Yellow
10 Casks Rotten Sione-S do Pumice do
.Ra ,I@n
Black Lead, Flake and Cremls White,
Frankfort, Black, Orange, Mineral and drop
Lakes Of all qualities and shades.
BRU SHE'S!
100 dog extra and Common Paints
50 do do do Whiiewash
50 do Fiat Camels Hair, from l>2 10 5
inch
SO gross do do Pencils, Eng
fish and German
Flat Varnish-Qnll bound, Painters
Busters, Counter Dnsiers, Hair, Flesh.
Tooth, Nail, ShOe-extra and comm"n.
Scrub. Glue, Horse. Plaiers'. Paste. Print
ers'. Granting and Badger Brushes oftveTy
description Are agents for q large manu-
factory. and are prepared to execute orders
for any kind or style.
SU.VDRIES!!
500 lbs Red Chalk-lOOO do White do
5 casks Asphaitum
10 do English Sal Soda
30 kegs Salt Peire
300 lbs Sal Ammoniac
so kegs Emery all numbers
5000 It's Flower Sulphur
S bbls Camphine
500 gross bnDg. jar. hottie and vial CoIks
800 lbs Nulmegs--30O do Cloves
200 10 Cassia
5cases English Refined Borax
5 do Mex JET Lead
90 packs Gold Leaf. different shades
10 do Silver Leaf Is lbs Bronzes
3O0 Bath Brick, English
5 cases Gum Shellac
3 bbls Superior Bay Rum
2S reams extra Sand Paper
10 tbls Birthstone
GLASS!
1000 boxes Of English. French and Ameri> |
8 can Window Glass OF the best brands
Plate Glass Of all kinds for carriage manu- |
facturers
ACIDS.
100 carbnys Sulphuric, Nitric. Muriatic
% do Aqua Forts 10 dipping Acids |
10 do Mur Tin
Old Rum. GIN, Brandy, PORT and Madeira
Of very superior quality. suitable FOR iDvaI.
ids aad medicinal Purposes Byass' Lon
don Porter aad Brown Stout, Campbell |
scotch Ale.
We are manufacturing a very superior
avaIily BnTning Fluid. TO which we would |
calI the attention Of eOnsnmeri. II has been |
we'll tested. and In every case d has xfven1
entire satistacIion. We are ag..uIS gDe ahe |
sale OF Booths COptl and Japan vsrnish,
which is tar preferable TO the New York aud
Newark Varnishss. q
CoWLEs . LEETE s. ssksest |
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OLIVER a. G. Tom, Judge.
DISTRICT OF I.iichfield, ss.


Probate Court, November Isl $780, 4.
~ STATE OF NELSON BREWSTER ESQ, late.
Ia of Goshen, in said District deceased q
The Court Of Probate for the Disfrictrnf
Ii tchieid, Northumberland allowed six months
from the date hereof, fe,alhe Creditors II said
Estate, represented insoiveht, insMhich 10 ex>
hibit their claims thereto and has appointed
Mineas Ives and John M. Wadhams, ofsaid
Goshen. commissioners toreceiRe md examine
said Claims. Certified BY
iFlas OElVER A. G. TODD, Judge
The Subscribers give notice thai they shall
meet Me Office lately occupied by the de-,
ceased u said Goshen. on the second Monday
in Sahoary and first day of May, A. D, 1851.
At 8 o'c.ock in me forenoon, on each Of said
days, for the purpose of attending on the b,zi>
ness Of said appointment.
MiNEAS IVES. } =
JOHN Nj. WADHAMS. eoihuirs.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
26 J. [. GAYLORD, Administrator.
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SALES BY AUOTIOv.
VVILLTANs = LYNDON WILL SELL BY

WILLIAMS h LYNDON WILL SELL BY PUBLIC
suction on Ito. morrow Monday, and folio wing days.
Of extensive and valuable stock Of Dry Goods
contained in the No. Is Catherine street. between
Broadway and Henry consisting Of Brosoths Cashmere
and VesBgs also large Of Dress Goods In Silks
satns TURKS Bombsrines. hennoes. Aipac,s ao, plain
and emrodered Canton Grape shAss Broche. Long snd
Square do vset,es MATTHIAS siOsks with large sup
Inns. Prints, Hosiery &c. Sale a. 10 A. ~, and Y. NJ
Houkeepsr and heads Of families should attend this SALE
the goods will be up lots suit purchasers and
must be sold without the 10 giving
the busness. WI. DAVIDSON, Anctionssr.
EoR SALE AT AUCTION. ON FRIDsY MKT, MARCH
II Sh. by A. J. Blocker 81 IL o'clock Merchants Ex-
ehsrge the thrsesory Brick House ana Lot BY
a. lot 81 BY 10Y contanips rooms with all the aoieru
imIroy ements Persons Wishing to purchase wi please 70
es and sssmins the premises. part Of the money
main end and mortgage. X. s. HOYr.
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nuKE DE vALoIs CHAMPAGNE.-15o BASKETS
LANDING sns 70, sal. 81 LErrkEIso, Front q. sole
sfent In the u. AZ this brand has already been very
fsvorstly received In Of the principal souhern
he the attention Of soshern merchants coming % TIE
city particularly invited 10 IT, L. l. Dupuy Brsndies In
hs dsrk snd pale eonstsntly fer sale under bond
Wiss 1,RANDlES LIQUORS, se.-EDwAkD ps
New YORK would respectfully invite the attention o.
the brsness eommusiy and their families W his large and
splendid stock Of Wnes Brandiss Of all kinds
warranted pure and unsdultsed wkch vii be sold the
lowest market price,.
oz yrs ne street ssd ch.reh stree.
ueps cid and popular brewery No os Duane street.
enabled 70 brsw IN large qosnsts srrsrior arsisy %
regular prices. THIS brewery The oldest establish
ofthe hnd In ths city and rcpet< With all the
Sinful msitsssrs ana brewers he s.ch call from The
lovers ofpure matquor and ready W f their orders With
Dispatch eiti for home consumpeu shprirs Biz
es o. sparkling Pale Ale unsseslsd mA heps Grains
anf lesttfsr sale.
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w..msarsS. February q, 1850.

Ik .1bsorbiHE QaesfioH.
The world 10 Washington 10 all axox 10 hear Mr..
weester, and 10 he would con. boldly. aud throw
oil his intellectual strsog po~-r into the subject
be nigh, win for biss,If honor aud glory and fam.
Their, 10 needed ,oDs strong leader, gsst mind
TO srspps With this DARN AMI iucse sciesce Of mig
gsroogy and TO ooBosutrsie the p.x aud dver,s-
fed forces and fragments Who scattered sod oght-
Ing In squsds and attachments aud lead them on TO
an Issue Of practical ard constitutional right
without tome suoh termination TO tins var Of
words, the question will " l.fs open as o surplu.
trading capital, to make and kill OF esadiist.s
fer the rrs'idsIsy for an ind.noi,. period Of time
southern men aay that sir W@bsi.r vil tea. South
srn view Of the sVhjsot Should do 80 the qaastion
- be toon adjusted sod n. Tree .o,l.rs ~ili be ais.
banded aud the fspst,c-. Nertn sDa south viii sing
the doxoosy and aisp-rss, asa there sil b. iuSi.
Ice Of rsjoicius frcm aye a ~ Catfsns and frs,a
the fspeb.cot e. ths rscinc OCEAN.
Webster is strong man, bat not tn. moral eos
rage and force requisite fnr IA, emergency ,cui
70 be brought before tbs Supr-m. curt sod settled
With large fee snd an abe con.tituu5nai arxunru.
MIR webster might ssrry the ss,. bas 10 hrosius n,
q ccmprorise. h. wsu n sks ehawdrr. and ouly ~
ss. ana fs,ler'a. the sag psr'y ,r'qar-, s-sat
Who comes forward ~ tbs tln- -ttn ssy pr jsct %
plan prcgcsing settsmsnt of thi' .-ssi qasstion.
Dee. MT ~ebter posses. % scy gfssi desrte ether
Of thsse qualities, 90 man o. sfs,esmsn' sod
he command the ccbhd@uce Of say considerable pur-
uon a the people or OF tB-ir epf--eutsivcs in the
s.tu.m.rt II tins or ass oh-r xrsst nstiorai qis,-
uosi As sdvocst.. MIR Webster hss generally o. eo
retained ON one sc- Boz ths qa.sti,a NJ. tso SIDE.
" net four u has North snd sSl1th side, ~ has q
black White i'd it hss lost-s aud psJnds dif-
fsrirg hose sgfesd noon On ms shburton treaty
The question vii b. ksDt open sod termtsats la the
oyeTthror q Ill political crssozafion ~ party IA he
snnhisfiob a. al The Old bassst~rs sad In tas r~xs-
nerston aud rnrtncafisn 81 pzrtiss ani posti~tsos
Throughout tho country. Honest msa -tu be sonar.
after and rstfiets VII ~ Impi.r-d By IN. psop. 10
sccert OF Places snd power und-r them, AID d.p,s-
grguee ard oisUnonisis ~ilt f-. a-sy and &c shaii
have tine. tines ard halt tine "
John Bell OF Fsnues-~e. made shadow 81 speech
In nU Ne -.
ecmprissd IN the bouu 6Arv ~ l~sss This m,vh, "a.
tfy the south sud John Bell bit oil iut.,feTe sI,h
the scvereisn'y 81 ssss- spi pr, baby ms~t with no
great favor frcD joFtfy ~ ali the stats
hta dull Gay. SUD there seems 10 be q hind ef Ia
harsy ~ sup,difyin cugresa o~tsx 20 the l.ek OF
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS
oar WasAlnxsen .orr.spendsacs.

wv
w 49,, ,s..
"oN' "Ae''" - A''v'
The Sfsv1-Dtsunton- Duel The Patent LaVs-
Repi,u. nc &c
r.... - 49,, h.va .o,. =. . Al. a,..o,x.,.-
Inc 'e"Pess sD~ ss" ""' s.' VAC ~'s'o'u"""
Commenced this morning, oy blowing the roof nom
Wvpdsrs BUILDING occupfed bv government n a
o,a;.. r. 4, .,.-,-x .,,.,nu.,- $500. a,
'Hoas Inc "ino +" oio"'-s i"'io1''J ~" 'us'e 10
asterm Of eloquepce passion and excitement going
Ia gtor 1t this time and there are severaI st
tn ho,.,. ,--,.,
N " iu'ns noo''' 'ooA''s W. s"o ~sAunS
sI" NS'chng Tor the end. Tue North do not seem to
know their real Danger although the south havs done
all that sopla - d.. .. -. -. rn -,
- an, -, " """e 'non up Ansy "oeP
nu'y 'ney oon rseiize their danger, that some line
morning they may open their To their naksd
pess and helplenper, Tn, South -..tu. =. =.
II, ]. a.. - ~, u..,.- - 80 "'A sA~ W.
800 w % 81 pS'on'e may Guy themselves loose, and
- ~ a., -, ~ .ne,' h"heonrss, 70 freeze and
sn 10, u a., co..oh =" cover them without
oy ise y, '"osoco' OF sugar. bod help tao poor
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EIRsr ANNUAL BALL OF TaE J. rs, AT ruE
Il New Assembly Rooms, Chambers street. on Monday
evening. March ith 1850 Tickets One Dollar To
tanned &C Herberts Saloon. Floor CommttecCapt 7. n
Johnston, Lieut.. D. n Cniiok. j. secey q. Browne j.
Thomas Reception Ccmmittee-serseant w. N. Maokay
n. D. sharot D. Fay, Ia A. Pratt, A speucer. Tickets
can be had Of either % the above gentlemen. ~ usr,er
Saloon, No. 80 Chambers street.
Trn1 GRAND CLAY BALL IN HONOR OF THe
y star Of the Vest" viii come % az the Chnese As
I.dss that there shall be nothing wanting on
ses.on. COMMITTEES q Reception -1ssers Bensos A.
Chapman. Hen. J. Phillips ptonix. Fosr Committee
Robert d. Holmes z e Mckinney. wu. b. Lown, l. ~.
yohrson, W. Nason.A q. Laersnss aud Dsisheii Smith
Dir giss Full Band 10 eprsssi whieh occasion they viii
introduce the piece Of music which dediessed n.
clay. In rorty-four Here's 70 you Harry Clay" The
will be spendialy decorated rotes dssrs TO
be had Of all the Committee and AZ all the whis Head
Quartss In this City and BrooAyn II expected that Me-
JOHN n. rRTNK. chsirmsn.
ITO BALL ConNfTTREs-THE NEW ASSEMBLY
II Rooms In Chambers street, nsxt door 10 Bur.cns
fsars are new ready and are
Of committees particularly aisp<>d for first
class assemblies sna recherche balls Thirty cotlons
BE- danced the noor vhs the extensive promspads gall
lsnes present original feature spacious supper
under the popular direction Of M HsseIA vsu furnished
reception ladies and sentlemsn drsnx hat
CLOAK refreshmsHt ssocns 40 are most onve-
pently attached the foer Apply 70 Nh. PEA
cock the premises. r.n ~ W o'clock daily Terms
moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-03

WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH
w 9Th. at the Great Hall, Minerva Rooms Broadway
Bsynee original celebrated series Of gigantic Panorama
Of Boston. its nArbor Halifa. the A.s.se Liverpool
and ending with magnificent view Of the Thames Tunnel
brilliantly illuminated. and both banks Of the beautiful
River Rhine, exhibited Boston for AZ weeks and
the cities q rhi.ss phil. B.imsre and wa:hins.on.
under ~ Is cents DooIs open at61 Commences movias
IT, An exhibition Wednesday aud Saturday afternoons
at 8 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-03

Ftas ~ ruILspsLrHra.-As serious dre occurred last
evening about halt past eight o'clock. In schuyiki 9TH
street, above Locust frame carpenter shop With an
extensive range Of frame back buildings, caught hre
asd entirely destroyed Just In froat the foun-
dations had been laid foe house and adjonng II
TO the south stands large four story house owned
By Nr. David rhorne. The back building OF II vas
much damaged by FIRE. small tvo stsry dwelling
house 60 the north much Injured come frame out
boildpps being demolished 20 eave it. Two rows OF
small houses one two story and the other three In
height sevetsl times on Gre, and suffered some
what severely The high Wind prevailing at the tine