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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
FOR SALE.

aE7s DESIRABLE sEWARK PROPERTY FOB
~ sALE-The ,ub.c brr. executor OF George Haighl
deceased otfcfs private sale reasonable .efine
The orr Inisea No 1888 Rnlberty st In Newark N J
Stating tEo-,iory dWe!liuehousa COURTYARD gar
Gen all Is good condition ard reptir Tbs lot Is fl Feet
front by 300 feel deep and ia located very peasant ana
rnuid improving Of me city Possession he CIV
eu IN ApIi next Also the house ani lot No SS6
srosd At Newark directly opposite the Frat sfesbyterisc
sale or retail business Possession giTen In April next
fhe above property Is entirely hse rom membranes
don 10 JOSEPH N FUTILE, Esq a, Newark. or The an.
si7sweo q - = D''' 8 ARTHUR Executor.
CT at PRIVATE SAX Ar ATLANTIC ooCk,
Es.,H BROOKLYH.-A large warehouse situated on Az
landc noos, 5rooklyn Ia ouil' OF The beat materlAa
END in the hest having granite front W hs eet
which is sbou. 50 etby $50 feet in deptb rnnnilg
through from iree 10 street and capable Of storing rom
a. 20 q ooT'S5 ~ uu =. Lm9 se min s49
penny OF wharf and other f-ciss for carrying on
lhs shipping bpstiets large amount OF he oufchas
m Ley con remain Or hood nnd LnotgSge sqf tef ms e
tGrhsr particular apply 10 ART Felony j. ELE q IN
78rosd4t. '25 liz
~ FOR sALE-A fr.t.7ate sia1d for country store,
49, in the of East Cbeater two miles from
XXI the Harlem ana y from the New Haven Railroad,
consinin II Of land. Ga The premises are large
out buildings and variety of fruit trees Sc such as sp.
pies pears cherries, peaches, raspberties, &c eel
f1Ihe1 rar;lcnlsra ipo1ire Of PAsCH AL BERTtNE 2l
Thrd.sy New YORK: WIN. BERTINE, EasE Chester, or
on the pre- maes OF The owuer. , - ,,rr,
s25 2w* SAMUEL BEhFlNE.
5e9 TANNkRY FOX S4LE.-Tne suo.crlbets OF
r. fer Tor sale ther T-nuery N-T 8ru1s,cI, n j.
*rS With Curr4ing-.hoo and Pateni-eaher Factory on
tue premises This tannory has all the latest Improve
mems and ample asean power driving DIRK and ulilns
mills, pumps &c
The suppy OF bark abundant and Ito vicinity 70 New.
York and Phsde iphis renderR II sdmfsbly adapted for
tanning The lighter leather for other rusnuac
urpg purposes, to which II might easily BE- c3aTered II
FjIl be sold low and upon easy terms. Apply 10
T L r. STOUT. 81 Ferry.'t or to
jobs W. STOUT gON,
.202y4 Now Bru1sv wick, N. j.
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- G A1IDBN AND AWBOY RAIL

rs 1870 ROAD LINE for Philadelphia at
Ss O'CLOCK A. N. and II O'Clock p by
.,oat fOHN POTTER, daily, Sundays excepted, from
1 No North River Faresrst class cara, p second
algEg cars 81 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

aa;a FUss SAz.a OR EXCHANGE fr city pro:
lsS pcfy Ge hiiuiy siiua 8eat or f,rm of
R1 fry scses, 'snfing on he Hudson RIVER,
s. miles ron Hen-York Good land inorogemsnts
Terms ncd srrte Tor Which and urher partCuaS appy
to Waeh1s ton suih 2il Niueteenlb-l or 26l Pes
Eighteenth al sl8 lmeod*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

yNTEREH TING 80 ANVAIIDS,--Ehe most 90
gsius constipation CAL BE- cured tin csees IN s. by
srne poraoe, FRHSl'c Instrument kis6 rhsomsiFm tof
zr4 Fis1dIuei bg mDd and vel lated remedies Like
fas. suuoeirc c0idne5s Ia se In be crsmp assn-
: rrsver5ed Or HABRIGGTO2 attic Franklin Houge
I eonfa7 40 ethih iudispuisbe srsdec.sls sRd owl
s~rrr. i: csiA.a on Hopfs 10 en- Saturdays.
~ lfnend'
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I1IpRnYEtIENLN N

Nllt~. O,HFaRA,% PATENT ABDOM-
NAL SUPPORTERS, fer the cure OF weak
II ness or rupture cannot he surpassed They
II 8g are nee from steel OF brass springs and with
Is - s out back pads Alleters postpaid promptly
ss-44Ss1ss5+ag attended 10 lA~ Canal-ste
( rs 3 SIS Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

4ftz AZ PRIVATE sAEg.-St1een lots Of ground,
I the South side of orty lh $! 40
l'.o Two lois on the 8ouh SIDE of n!7 hrdsl be
tween ebd and Lexington eyelues, each let 22A90 Iesl
ircher. For ternp, &C. eprly 10
30 1yy BrOEd St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

~ az PRIVATE eAI4E Fau. los II ground on
~ The north sid - ski 81 Il kfro tx 20 o. ne
s u gfe OF EiztT ssrfnd-i esch y ny lOH eetdaep
between Sixth ard ssvsnth For terms &c eppy to
fs0Iw A J BLEEGKEH huct!oDeef Broad ST..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

g. FOX sALE-A desirable country residence lite
S; town Of Wilton, Conn about q miles from SoF1tlH
and about one hours ride on the New Haven Rarod
II consists OF acre OF good land and surrounded with shrub
bcrv The house IS in good order Il On the Dauhlry
road and VIII be sold low le subscriber mas no use lor
il Inquire Of GAuNT DERHi GhoOHt
ief II ley oOutA-st
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Passage from Panama to san Bias OF Mazatan sos 300
San Diego ...........s. go Ia
San francisco. ,,....., 500 l50
No stores to be landed viii be taken rs baggage.
All personal port charges, including health fees and boat
hire to be paid By the passengers No passage secured until
paid for Apply at the office OF the Company NewYork,
81 Souttst Tf6
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@C&LIYORNJA BOors -Tha Merchants
M md mlnarf RuOt-E. l. BUSHNELL, FefrY-st
Il hss fesdy variety Of Boots Tor the C&liforoig
nS market shch he ould call he attention ofships
peia I'D ceaefg BE Ia abs TO s1ppy promptly acy
u bis ysrlous eyies Tho light nA.es and properly
made Xhe he7ooantssooi jus; he hing for ssa Fran
ciscaus sD5 ,he aneIs Rooi hesuy for ihe digfnge
sl96wt d l.. BU8HNEiL, FERRY 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

missionary Movements On the Pncihc Coust'
A Colporteur OF the Tract Society writes to the
Home Office in the following encouraging strain;
"Ws are beginning to witness the fruits OF
Christian e fort here. Gambling, horse racing and
bull-baiting on the Sabbath seem to be thoroughly
suppressed. Our Total Abstinence Society and
public worship our Bibles, Tracts, religious books
and peraonal efforts, with the consequent improved
public sentiment and our city ordinances, under
tic besring Of God have wrought wondera IN pro-
mo!ipg temperance and religion and In suppresE'
ing vice We have everything to encourage Us to
diligence and perseverance,.
THE Spanish population are not only acoessl,
be, but they plesd TO- Protestant books. Had all
my publications. been Spanish | could have sold
every book before this. Such instances as the fol-
loving are rot uncommon Il went into Spanish
settlement and gave boy ouDging on aand,
tank Tract he uttered an exclamation OF de-
llsht, and soopmore than twenty men, women and
children rushed from nelshboring tent and
warned around mo like bees. holding out their
hands for I" ii6roS ESpa7olss.' Onreceiying them
they began reading aloud and such Babel
never witresged before. In few minutes had
a consreg atios OF thirty or forty and talked to
them in my broken Casten as | best could Had
you witnessed the esgerness and delight Of these
poor AexlcalS and Chilians, you would not delay
the shipment CT g. large supply OF Spanish books
and Tracts"
Another letter from the otlioers Of the Oregon
Tract Society to Rev. Mr. Coos, secrstary Of the
Parent Society, urges the immediate employment
OF oolporteurs for that territory, and requests a
sflPment Of publications to the amount Of 81 200
tor the Depository at Oregon City.
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For PIE Tribune.
Por PIE Tnbu
ON SEEING
Nh AxrBoxY's PORTRAIT OF JENNY LIND.
BY ANNA L. SMILING.

It's true to life in every line We trace
The quick emotions OF hor radiant face,
The mild, firm lips, the genius lighted eye,
The brow OF lofty thought, serene and high
In gazing thus we almost dream the while,
Tbose lbs are parting with their wonted smile,
That heavenly voice ia fancy We can hear,
Breathing the welcome 20 her frienda 20 dear.
But more shan thls-Oh, matchesB child OF song
Once more the rapsured soul is borne along
On the full tide of melody TO rise.
As il on seraph pinions 70 the skies
The chiseled features OF the loyelless face
The form of symmetry and matchless grace
What are they to the bright, o'ermsssert91g soui'
subjecting all things to ita sweet controls
It's thus with thee-thy features in repoae,
Mieht lack she brilliant coloring of the rose,
But genius lends them that celestial ray
Nor time nor change can ever take away.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

GALENA, Glli1oi,.) Fdday, sapt5
The election for Delegates, Members Of the Ter.
ritofisl Legislature, &c took place in Minnesota on
Monday laat. The con:e.. for Delegate was i,
great measure personaI one. and Of 1oo,t 10
lent character. Ii has resulted in the roSisction
Of Hon. HENRY a SlBLEY the present Dsier t'ss
over Col. A. III. Mitchell, his sole compe.itoT h.
about IS majority. It is said that Mitchell vii CON
test the election. Political considerations did not
enter INTO the canysss. Yours truly, X.
P S.-Hon. o. Cole was Yesterday re-. poni.,.
ted BY aoG,sms:on as the !" 3g 9andidase for Con
ttandiDg bis declinaton BES c. E4srNAy. ESQ.
Of Platteyiile, Is his Loco.F3o) competitor CoIf
VII be elected
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euDDEN DgArH.-An inquest wss held yesfer-
ey No 81 Aorroest upon the body OF Phllp Sss,
csuied by spopley she deeeased 1as tailor ~ .lsae
lived st IN Roits On Saturday, night be ATTENDED
day morning he was found bing upon the noop Of 249
SsnouLl and az The weather cold be was taken mo
The house when 1t ,scer.sned lhal he was seriously
ILL., physician called, but before assistance eoulo 90
I.ndeLed life Lad fed Verdict accordingly.
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THE DISTRICT SLAVE TRADE-The bill for the
Suppression of the Slave Trade in the Districs o.
Columbia, was ordered to be engrosasd for ashtrd
reading in the Senate on Saturday, by voSe OF
80 to 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

&3~ The following aong ia that which was So
ccted by the Examining Committee, as being IN
many respects equal ia merit with the successful
one, the latter having been preferred by Mr. Bone
dict on account Of greater musical adaptation. "
10 understood to have been written by EPEs SAR-
GENT, Esq author Of Life on the Ocean w ave-:
SaIutatiOn to America,
Land OF the beautiful, land OF the free,
Often my heart had turned, longing to thee;
Often bad mountain, lake, torrent and stream
Cleaned on my waking thought crowded my
dream
Now thou receveat me from the broad sea-
Lsnd Of the beautiful, land Of the free
Fair to the eye, in thy grandeur, thou art
O doubly fair, doubly dear to the heart
For the exiled, the trodden, the poor,
Through the wide world thou hast opened the door;
Mi!lions crowd in, and are welcomed by thee
Land OF the beautiful, land OF the free
Land Of the Future Here Art shall repair
Kinder shy gale than her own Grecian air
Since her true voteries ever have found
Lofty desert by America crowned
Where, in her pride, should she dwell but with
thee
Land Of the beautiful land OF the free2
Sculpture for thee shall mmortalize Form;
Painting illumne, and Poetry warm
Music devote all her fervora divine
To heartaervice at Liberty's shrine
Till all thy gifts doubly precious shall be-
Land ofthe beautiful, land Of the freel
Hail, then Republic Of Washington, hail
Never may star Of thy Union wax pale
Hope OF the world may each omen of i'll
Fade in the light OF thy destiny still
Time bring but increase OF honor to thee
Land OF the beautiful, land of the free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

observation-disclosures GIBBONS, Esq Of
Philadelphia declines being the Wing candidate
for CongreSs in the Ist District OF Pennsylvania.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.


-,rv NEyy.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE is PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING, {sUNDAYS EXCEPTED
rag TRIBUNE BUILDINGS CORNER or spruce AND MAS
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gar. received nj This office whose terms are higher ah
Se a.e q The Tribune are allowed any difference
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2RFCovY.s CALIFORNIA PACKAGE

.4p,sss oREGoSY's cALlFoSN!a PAGKAGE
as EXPHE5s-ptr sIeHin 81 oREsc CENT CITY,
ec{el pynfts, nv The above steamer, IN charge Of g
pesa ao will send % the ana ,hr
"a ibneut nj Panama aDd scCompsny tAem until hey are
il ehgs y f5 J99;19a aaa 0j a2 : nae
~ iyeT 10 he ccnigueea in San yra1ctsco hnd ys'
co. a. pa tst o (; Ssoaa The q hi. ns
ard clay can occur MAJ caa be PfoyaS
sR!6s, ana letters until p P. NJ Packages and heayg
r'pt raus be delivered flee prior 70 N osy 81
sailing. INV 80 "a PserLst cor Wall
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TO L.EI AND FOR SALE

THE ENGLISH VILLAGE ,-,,,..u
CT OF C0YTEsVIAhE ore mile ana . 6a rom
A Fort Lee landing For sale above II LOIS 70 zee. y
sT $50 deep Price 1885, cootanlng one and hall cly o.'
Each addona al lot $50 FERNS third cs1h, Inc
can remain al blk cent Tiile indaputable Distance
from New York lOmeG. Bots leave foot OF Spring w o
or ,hree times day. The location Of this village 10 not to be
surpassed being $50 feet above the Hudson and command
Ing one OF the finest views In the world For further par
tcusrs apply to =. C0YTE, ia Twelnh-sh or JOsEP
COYTE Coytsayille J. s6 lwi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

BROKEN BONE FEvER-A letter dated Edinss.
vile, g. c. Sept ., says The Broken Bone Fs'
yer il fairly among US, and there are no less shan
one hundred cases in this small community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

~ A dispatch from the South says the Cover
nor OF Georgia will call Convention in reference
to the Territorial and Slavery questions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

FATAL AccIDEsr.-An inquest was held on
Saturday at 48s Pears upon the body of Patrick keen,
4ytsrS and months old whose death vas caused o5 be-
uck upon The hsad by The hoof Of horae T9e cna
hce hc stepped upon IT. crushing its head and causing
II ssn death The driver OF the horse smea Mckinney
was arrested the time but examination before ice
Coroner discharged. A verdict Of Accidental Death
was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

FEsABERNACLE.-MR DEMPseERs last Ballad
nesdnv eveppg, Sept i8 including the following songs:
"The Indians Complhai"" Oh Why does the Whe Man
. Jobo Anderson, my Jo" "Lonely Aud Wife, Morn
Ing aud Ngh Home 3 in the assT ny s Soy
love nne another INV Mamie ." Pm alone all alone
spupcsn Cray and hs cantsa 1.-THE May Queen in
thee ps1tB Tickets 50 cts. To commence at oclocs
e16St
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Receipts at the state Fair.

Receipts at the State Fair.
Az many exaggerated reports have been pub
lished in relation the receipts at the state ar,
annex a correct statement which please publish
The receipts were a,
For II embers badges ..................'.$adz %
For shilling tickets Observation-Disclosures. oV" ~
Total. ..,.....................$lO5oS 10
Deduct for counterfeit, &c............'. 81 IS
Ne,incoms .......,.,.........SIO4 1856 81
The receipts at Syracuse, in 1649 were $s,l44
SIS at Buffllo, ls4s, s6.272 So at Saratoga, 1917,
e4O34; at Auburn, 1916, S43I3 III at Utica, l845
S437O 49, at Poughkeepsie, 1914, $3.723 80.
LUTHER TUCKER Treasurer.
Albouu Bent 49, 1885, Alb. Eve Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

" Hon. ALEXANDER Fl. Il. STUART, the new
Secretary Of the Interior, has arrived 10 Wash
ington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

5UDDEE DEArH--Nr. Gardner w Kemble,
keeper CT Gohic Hall, 3l6 Broadway, while near the l.
wing Houe, about O'Clock n Yesterday was suddenly
tab en- III ana conveyed the Hotel, Dr. Ghds was 81 nj
r hui before he could render assistance MI Kembls ex
pred, proOaby from disease OF the heart His remains
" re- taken to bis residences where inquest will be held
Ills morning Re was a years ofage,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

yRTCgs BOR mAD&MOJSHLLEL LIMBS
4 FUTURE CONCERTS At GAS ELE ARp AN.-Ine
sxperence Of Two auction &SeS C2se Glvdeu enahos
M Barnum fix With considerable execness the cohpAr
alive " He has thereto decided on aDsnd2o
Ing The sses by auction viii tspose Of tho tickets Tor
The remaining tour At prvals ia'e some - per
cent below the auction picss-isi ia fea!s Wn Si d.
So may now he hsd al So aud do n TO 81 ~ So or
S. Promenade tickets will DO sod at 81 each The a'
capacity Of The Garden enabes MT bsTnum 10 GO
vish OF Madenosee Lind herself who doseR the ptIcs
OF admission be brougd Within The aeena OF eyey ore
or couse Ibis Arrangement cannot s7py ID any ess caS
In consequence OF The approaching Occupation OF Css9
Garden for the geir ofhe American Institute, Maaemoa7
Lind Will only be able 10 appear al sour more Couce' pe
vioas 10 her departure Tor Boston These are h3ed Tor
Tuesday the lh Of septenhef Thursday, the l9thi Sat
Urdey The 2lat; aud Tuesaay tbs 2ih An entirely new
Programme WILDE Issued for tuesday maxi
Plces for ether all Of the Remaining four Concerts
he occurred al the American Hueum plans OF hs
Garden car be aeen, Ella Ats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

~ Bakers and others requiring illustrated
show bills should examine the advertisement Of Baker,
edwin 1 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER g.
OHRISTtY,S OPERA HOUSE


A 10 BROADWAY, above Grand st-Christys Hin-
Ssres respectfully announce to their patrons and The
public generally that they will the honor of
mencina series Of their popular Concerts In this city
Monday, Bept9
Fickes 25 cen,a Doors open al Il comm ence al ock.
Afternoon Concert every Saturday at P.M-Tha con-
psny comprising an efficient and versatile "corps OF Ia
Tented and experienced performers under the management
or e. p CHRIsTY. sl6 lwsT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

ARREST OF FUGITlyE.-George Mason,
charged with grand larceny committed st Saratoga was
on Saurd ay al tho Union Race Course El by
officer McMs unus of the Chiefs Office and committed BY
Justice Lolbrop 10 be- sent back for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Conductor, Mr. BENEDICT.
IUTHORIZED EDITION OF

JENNY LIND MU SIC.
Ep1sE sITRsCRIRERs respectfully call the aiienito I
tbo public to the subjoined loners from Mr. Sened CT
and signor Bellei
The pbscbes have claimed be the authorized agents
for me publishing Of the Jenny lind music and they be-
ieve the suboned LISTERS satisfactorily prove the tounda
Cons Of their eEim. ,o,o
70 SAMUEL C. JoLLIE, ESQ swWe herewith assign
90 YOU The full and exclusive RICH, all the music aung by
mdlIe Jenny Lind in America also, all tbs music com
sosed or fuug byus during sojourn in the United
as,es JULES BENEDICT,
GIOVANNI BELLETTI.
Irving HOUSE, NEwYoRK, Sept. 6, 1880
TosAmuGL C. JoLLIE, ESQ Sir certify, with pleas
gre that your edion Of the Jenny Lind music In "hch
Won have associated The name Of FIRTH Pond Co. is the
only authorized edition published and further that eoch
song 10 duly reyised by me before puhlics:ion
ID ,6.nA JULES SENEDICr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
FredrikR Bremer.

A friend of Miss Bremen has sent US the follow
Ing attempt at English poetry, written by the dis
ting uiahed authoress at Niagara, where she ID
staying at present. In company with Mr. and Mrs
Lowell
20 JAMES Il. LOWELL,
WITH GOLD PEN.
a gold pen 10 little thing
But in thy poethand,
II will take life; 1t will take wing,
Become q magic wand,
More powerful, more wonderful,
Than Alchemy Of old;
II can make mlnds all beautiful,
And change all things to gold
FREDRIRA Bremen.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE,
CITY ITEMS.

g For City and Brooklyn Items, Law Pro
oaedings, &c sec Third Page.
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Canada Items,

the lorento Patri0t gives the particulars Of a
heavy robbery committed by the burglars in that
city on Friday night, 6tn inst. TIE American Eo
tel was entered, and the pockets Of the proprietor
~r. Jackson, 'iaed. The rogpea also took from IN
der his pillow some $500 in gold, aud note Tor
at the last accounts.
The potato rot which had caused some appre-
hension in the provinces is now toought to be Of
little consequence. The disease is confined to the
tops, and is not spreading.
A man nsmed Charlea Sansse was brotslly mur.
dered at Kingston on Saturday, 18th inst The
murderer lad been arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

AMM1r BEY-The Turkish Commissioner will
receive the wits Of the people to-day at noon at
sae Governors Room, City Hall he intends to
start for Washington to- morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

So FOR SALE-A small farm coDsisirg OF ten ecres
k# OF excellent land for srketinE, which good
n-@ house and barn and vaieiy OF fruit iuaed
IN The ,owpshp OF Mddleiown, Monmouth County NJ a
quarter OF mile from aI ding the Bay th RS and hyo
Lies from Keypoy Steamboat Landing Price 81 geo In
ouire ofC II REAHEY, EngraYer, corner q Chatham
o. ard Doyer.s (entaace in Doyers up stairs ais Str
See With Page for other Real Estate Advertiser ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

Mist eTATGsTIcs.-We are indebted to Col
RDowdep OF the United States Mint for The 'ouow.
irg statement OF the office Of Assistant Treasurer
for the week ending Sept. ID: Receipts sll3
PA 90 payments, S2l 393 90, balance, S 800
lte g. philad. Io4airer.
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go bill on the Mechanics and Manufactufe,s
Bark of Nantucket wss secured. be had 81