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D0RTER AND ALE-London Porter and East India
Pale Ale quarts and pns just landing and for sale by
iy20 I'm u. WOOu = CO. Post n. % N nnieipalitE.
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COUGHS, COLDS, sts.. append few noices q a.
mails may be seen in pap for distribution the
which invited % obtain may be proper .,
standing, graduate Of the University Of Pennyivana.
sSs NJ b.; esr ss 1s,s sFssT 2s1ssssta s
Gentleman e Ohio Hkf :aI5s able % = eli stisas
~. LEse@ Ar. Edpqrd Robbins, e 2r+ggistn
some ouS e introduce Dr. bas Syrup cf VIA C T
snf oh her, E.. and have S al We IefysS e O1 ySG p
United staes, and was the atiendiae phycan of Joss
Bonapare, exking of Spain, during all his residence in &
~ When we first offered this medicine to the public,
wss with The sxpresed intention Of Publishing certificate
adhered Esectng all certificates for the authenticity Of which
iorssidsd usby respectable Druegst Mr.. Howsis
Fl fHsn E@g; Rsss ss. osS SsS Sy 2 s
say to you that cough and severe affection o Lungs
'oFSS Cherry and s 0afGf s9s asd
remedy YOum 81 rspsctfay. % w. W. Pm PnIEIiFs. Gieh
[Eztraet from letter from M S. ". Wilson, nusreaGn
Of NeotopH, BHeks county. PeRHsyf1aaia.l
has taken your syrup and has
be abored under the consumption for than three yeaIs
medical treatment of three Of the most eminent physicians
Cherry and snd sSSk DG
getting better and i now well and heat This statement
received from himself his is Henry T. GOdshalk War
minister township, Bucks county, Pa. He known all over
the counys poor abohng man, and it cannot be denes
ARotkeT Cve-Papiation Of the Heart and Consumption
q The Luns relieyed By DR.. Davs Compound Syrup Of
PHILADELPHA April ,1s46-Forfour FIVE weeks of last
winter was troubled with cough attended with great
nghne and pain in the beas and frequent violent paita
uon OF the heart The cough harassng to prevent
me from sleeping great deal of the night and weakened me
70 that degree that Obliged frequently during the day
leave my work to rest myself My physician pronounced my
anected,
that would not get well again. At this time, Dr Davis's
syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar recommended to me- In
two or three days of it, the oppression and pain in the
breast was greatly relieved and by the time had taken -four
bottles the cough entirely cured and my general health
and strength resored The of the heart with which
feel little Of occasionally with exerton The relief or
the papitaon has been great that confident one OF
two bottles more of the medicine would have entirely removed
it. HENRY NICKERsos. I3O John street
WEAKNESa AMI PAIN In TILE M !. sur
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N 1hAnNEh SMITH. General Commission .Mer-
chgHt 80 GRAyIER STREET, Is Commissioned to take
minister Oahs and to take Testimony and Proof Of Demands
9y apn0menl Of the Governors of the following States viz
NAME, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
lEi3llttaSDS a. M GqNH ECTlCUT, NEW YORK, NEW yERt
TTi1NNEElTS' TiNElTS drSSR25ANA IL1MHoLs IN MISSOURI KEN
SSA4RRQLlNA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI and FLO.
klDA. nl5f
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TlTRON-3 cases fresh citron.
~ jy0 A. +. COCHRAN u co. "a TehoupitOulas n
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4 EO. g. TAYLOR d. co. Dealers in Coffee, Gun.
A M Bags Rec and Western Produce, No. rs Maga.
Gne street, New Orleans: H2
IL MR. w. q. FITE is our authorized AakNT to
transact all business Of the House. per notanal act passed
This day before A. @. AnswoTth, Notary Public.
lw.5 GEO. q. TAYLOR &
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RATHs BATHsITnhle r Pu

ID that the splendid BATHS,
ecenty erected on Exchange
.4iey, corner of Bienville street ,
are now in operation. The Bath
Rooms for HOT, COLD or
SHOWER b AT II S are well
lighted and admirably ventilated, 4,
No nru.n.n hn ..inr hnnr an nnrol h,r
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the proprietor them complete all their details The
proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS has
several elegant Bath Rooms Cont street. the corner
4t Dauphg on the site formerly known as the Neponily
the kind now in this city, and where HOT COLD SHOW
Err, VAPOR and INDICATED BATHS can be had at
Cold or Shower Bath, 25 cents, mvll 3m
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BATHS ..,. Also.., HAIR
CUTTING AND SHAVING,
by STEPHEN w. RQDGERs,
No. lS2 GraVler street, between
Baronne and Phillip p a
treets.
mv3l If
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" END OF THE OLD SHE'LL RoAp.-The public A5A
respectfully informed that this degh and bean NS
tfuly situated Hotel for the reception of Visitors
The Bar is supplied with the best of Liquors and the Res
tauran is to be surpassed by in the city Call and
Judge for yourselves.
Azzs- TL~ . ~~d is in good order ie7 If
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sD ~; : ons Is ~ raggsSSvF sSSvF; Chez
md Tar has given great satisfaction to those who have used
know Of instance Of permanent Of Asthma
n gentleman e Ohio. IahnkI shall be able to sell at eas
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: hOMAfOsA (Successor to Costa & Coz Importer
~ W HGpaIa Produce, keeps constantly hand large
assortment Of CIGARS, consisting Of Impeaes, Regaias
CazsdOres, CahoneS Paneelas Dana, Small Regalias Nil.
var, TTabueos etc. etc., from the most celebrated brands of
Havana. No. Front Levee, corner St. Charles and
Gravier streets, New Orleans. my8 iy
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- CORNER CnpnEu
',5 IS 'Ssiaif' s'' G,%D $ssis$;' ,'''
keepseo "a y on hand every thing in his ine-ineludine
gceut va II Ladies' and Gentlenen's Roots and Sbnas
patronage respectfully solicited - ~ q, ~ PI1"o ~
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DIANO FORTEs FOR SALE-A choice and large
y assortment Of first rate and splendid -
PIANOS and PIANINOS of different |C1iE7- q la
Sy Sy.,s %@ EsI% Pey ss sad ORsr Sss
all Of unquesonabe superiority for richness of Tone and
keeping in pitch and tune The subscriber Wl sell them at
his WaTerOom order that they may take advantage Of this
opportunity. ALLOVON, No "A Cont street.
APPRAISED nnvl 2n,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-30

To THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
NewHork via Mobile and Montgomery. Ala. and
Charleston, 8. &.
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E,XCHANGE, ON NEW YORK-Bila at five TO
~ sixty davs' sight, for sal saby "
US JOHN VI. ELI ~" st
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RROOKLYN ITEMS.

Uy,rEp STATES STEAMER SAS JAcISro.-lhe
,.,,r, p,opele- San Ja-iHto was launched yestsr'
-, Nth perfec, success At about quarter al
TOR clever. the signal was made from the decA o.
the lagpch and beu, answered by gun from 'h'.
North Carolias the as; fastening vas An-'"e1
away and the san Jacinto sid into the aie' WIN
o,t any le, Or hndrance. The sight ~ss peculs'
/. i-,,,sine On the deck Of The launch were ne
oscers in ful uniform, several ladies' AID p0s'.0''
hundred other persons, While the Nortn Ca'o''A d
,he IA Gre-k hulk aid vessels near were 'hroneeo'
"a the wharf all IL TACT every pont IN me 'c'h'-
>, and on the New.Ycrk sile, were 'nou'ahu'
4. tho vessel sid into the a,er shou; rose IRON
ever, euuter. She did not stop 50 great vas "e'
i-,e,u.. Until she had passed twOihird' Of The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
NEW ARK ITEMS.

Jersey JorrryGs Aaron Camp, a venerable
citizen of Newark, died on Monday morning at
the old family residence Ia which he was born,
IN the s6th year Of hrs age, after acute illness OF
abo I a fortnight Mr.. Camp was no. only native
Oft the place. but descendant. o. the frs, settlers.
and exhibited throughout his long lie the stern
virtues and patriotic spirit Of the honored race ifo"
which he sprung he was too young az the preaN-
inc ont of the Revolution 70 enter the arm! ou'
the State Legislature some years sine gave MN
a nension for services rendered to the pauioNc
canse though then but boy, dunnS Us pro-rcss
Michael O'Gara. Of II Rlyer-st being on visit
ON Sa,n-dav evening at the house Of his kllsman,
Connr~ Cailarv. 10 Plane-st wager was laid that
,hev could not bear an eqral quantity OF drlnk-
Two quarts Of brandy was sent for and each IA a
lew moments disposed Of as quart Conner beng
older and more accustomed b. drink soon lei! into
the deep sleep OF those poisoned by stimolan's and
narcotics and nature proved herself able . recover
rom the great violence inflicted upon the brain and
nervous system Of the foolhardy maa Mlchae,
who was Young aud less accustomed q DRINK vas
brought into a condition OF extreme peru. y.
CLARK being called found him nearly pulseless, win
cold extren.ties spasms AMI difficult respiration
Having given powerful emetIc with no effect ne
then promptly introduced the stomach pump AMI
removed the contents OF the stomach. Having
washed out the abused organ With the instrument,
b, the use OF proper medicines, the imprudeni man
was brought WITHIN the reach Of natures rcssosa
tive power, and 70 day is doing well.
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way across the bay whca q small >,e,,,.-
her 10 tow. As she approached the VIVA r-,
uoAh salu'e Vas hred from t.2 battery 10 g.
North Carolina The band of tts ship VS. .a Cd.
tendance, ami performed sallry as anon, tael
the Star Span-lcl Banner. rs the la- d. tra
San "a into vas first seen. s-l concluding viii
Yankee Doodle as she wa' made .as- 70 .he
wharf The san Jac'ato IS a vesse. o. 1850 iaa'
and VII mount SIX hea'y guns. Inc engines l
-. 90, .l.c.,-,i -.i,-..,, ..-..i
81 e., ,y,,l D., ,,,,,i s..-.,.
-,-.-..t..-.l. 49,. .-lt, ,.. .... ,......
SUDDEN DEATH y c'rtemaa 40. ~ mr.. as
,r- l..I s.ll,-i,. Pos. ..-......
~ .,..r' AL H.. H.. .,....--.-s .r.
-.
FIREs-Ine rooms OF he b'oo".!n N'i--a
Mlsic Society were discover" "a re %" '.o o."
Ell without DONG ANY ms'efla dahAse----hh ~
tempt was made yesterday o. Ire the carpenters
shop con, gu0us To Monta-uc Hal. bat YVES dis.
..,,...l and ex.in,,ishol h,f,-.. .l. r,-,,, l.i
'"sn0' " SP'N'
Social Uvros-A friend inf,-rns rs that the
-,.et Z, 7 So. S,.;,l l-,i,, Wi, ,.t.-
-,
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.
the HOUSE CARPENTERS

TIE HOUSE CARPkNTEk,
Mr.. GREELEY: Dear Sir-From the interest
which van have manifested IN the Efforts OF the
House Carpenters Of this City - improve Their con
dition 10y establishing jus. rate Of wages DC.
and the favorable notice in your widely circulated
Journal of the House Carpenters Protective Asso-
citation have thou -ht that glance at the hi',ory
Of this society might not be interesting to you.
The House Carpenters Protective As'ociat''n
have though. that glance at the history Of this
society might not be UnInterestng 70 you
The House Carpenters Protective Assoc alton
Z sec,e, ordsr, having rs rites, ceremonies, grips,
,y-s. pa.s words, SC. 81. Ike many other OF tie
secret orders Of our time.
Pioneer Temple ~. II. c. p "A. was organized
IN March is44. b. ,erea intelligent men OF aczn9w
ledsed capacity in their calling Their names
were James summerbnl, Stephen Smith, VIM.
Turner. VIM NJ Martin, Hayilah N smith, &. u.
scboonmaker and - have Mt the name
Nos, o. those VINO founded ard were early initia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

~ We know OF no amusement winch coua
,-,,s, .,,sas and a. he sane tune more rational
-. ,s,,b. Vocal Concer, given By he Indian iamy
-, ,f,,s iast a the Tabernacle W1en We entered Ne
.,oo orr .arprs. great A. antins 50 l'se and re
.. q, s1aiencs present; there we're over thousand
,., ~ witness he interesting grolp. ard 10 bear me
,sloo,. music Of hose TWO lovely Indsn sf' whose
n yoirs and style OF singingis ID, easily sur
- 10 IN. mos. fastciols sma'ear They give az ohs'
-. ,,oos,. Il Ruiser. lasnsie th.s evening For
.....,,.,, -, progrsrnne IN today. paper.
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<gW.YURk TRIBUNE.

81, ssv.rosE D.lLf rKlHcNt -,
' ryrRf nossit6 .s0SoAi' hAN''
=. -. T7IbaE, 3rildins', eofntr 80. - III.
+" "a Sns.su strccu, opposite ''s '''' ''"'''
,1.sv.rel 70 CITY sab'cr.--, ~ NJ n ID. ocs-
:. tbe- snsl 49, Il IL sane rate sitg~ or
{. 8, q 90, .e.' F f.. D. aas ~ s F5r .rs
,irscce 5la. - n, a.. 10 s3gs1cs required 10 y
sosa,t. c s-.ry Newsna2e'. Dsy p 4. - /,
'-As $50 80. prase io,-n' a-s -, 'l-1
y, %, - s9tt os-s1 az dia"rSnc'
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;tt il .rIs Assocetol t..c 90 sts-s Pr = be
.or-cd % vsrirrs Ca-pcatsrs S,-i,tcs. which
-,-l.. ,v....a .- s.-.h.u.. ....... .,,.-,
than SIX months. Anxious ,a avoid iie 7aris aud
.-- S' ~" previous nc
IRE l-.s-,- H., n s~...,, 81 .e-r.-ts-s W.
Tie Interests o., the iuri-,e- ari ,-r-' .,-4 are
enc end gre same. when properly oatr-s,ood
,b.r .,.-.i o.. ...... =, ....-.l-.. -
c.es which ter-es. Isb.- A-tr- on us rr;,ci.
-t competent carp c. so5er a'sfr'ous
... s ,.-..i ...... ~ 'e A''-cia
solve and osa.al aeri.-. ,.e b,., ..-..-t@rs
aal Ne hope 90 ia.,i-.s many lur-, .ar.t. IN.
80
.,. ~ a-'.....-, 800. ~. .enee
,a-osrtsr,I x ,,-. essential - ,' -,
every lrpenler ia the hn3~.,a c o. t.sta,ia,ss
1aa rs IS na'Ara. 20 sap gee t,''" 81 h0 les, no.
1890 the
mote -,s ,nog, .i-, sraae orr rcnb'., To
effect tHi' Oh ect Gre discussion % questions per.
. ' nee f e'r re
Lett. -s'-...,;,, ., ,,. -.r-h.-s 3. - -.
a-rl.r.d.
Accept from me. AMI tb, .rsls .l general N.
ST. ore rat;eie .cr yorr Pa us tx tons Deb liz
-. 81 .,eo,3 Li''-' an pr. ..o..
ia ths Columns Of NJ y.,l,~r an b,tay. m,
yclr sincere friend, ByN. PROE
Co,cu plxrvps. ACCOM-. III, .,....,..
-an.zc5 H,,.e Sr,.st, ME, :, ,..b, st,h n,
.,,,r.,-. .,-.,- ,- ,;-o,j ,,,l p ,st., -. So
y Rr-t In t,.. Chm. rb. S,,i.,, 3. f,p.. =.
VA, d .,b-s-ss ,l,,r, half ,b, Coach pain,
.-s ;, .,, ,.,,. 40 r.,-,bsrs ,, toso-r. n..,i,.x
,.., -,- , e.v- MOODS -.r.. .r..'.... .,, ,o,,.
,,-- os actin, ,x,sl, s.. .. l..-..,,,.,,,., ~
-.ri,,,.,, in H., ci,, ib. y-,r... r-..,r..-
-.,.,-,, ,.,,,. ,,,,,,,..'-, -,
r,s, ..,.,,,..
20 Tn. c,fnrs.t.i..,..,. t.r .,...,..... -,
nieht AZ Keen.s p,,sf cr,cls :, ,.,s,., y u.,
Geld President. AMI Usrr, Ps',,r S,,-..,--
Everything looks ayorablc to the suc,,,, OF ,h,
Effort now being made by ms S,icty s,r the e.
Enlistment of uniform stan lard of wages
The SHorN,KyRs' WorglNG u~loS The
Jrr-revusn Rot and Sh,eral.rs .cr 10Th
branches c,,,robl "a tl,. .,r,,,o;, IS , ~,
I-,;o, o, tb. Tai, bold o ,..,,,.. lo,, ,,.l, .,
Ar,orio,, Uau co-,.. R,,,d,,o, anal ,;-,,.l :. 7
"a Rycy,,,x Chairman s7,. \ Uor,,,,o, ~.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FmF.-At O'Clock on Sunday morning. a fire
broke on, in An old building On South.Frstst. near
Seventh 1t was quickly got under with very it
tie damage.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

SPoRrsNEs BgwARE.-Thc last Legislature cr-
acted that i, shall rot be lawful in the State OF
New-Jersey for any person to shoot or IN any o.h-
er manner 10 kill or destroy, except upon his Own
premises. an of the following description OF birds
the nigh. or mosquito hawk, chimney swallow,
martin nr swift vhippoorwill. cuckoo a.ns lrd or
Oce martin, woodpcckcr, clap OF hshh"ls --shi'-i,
wren. bluebrd, meadow ark, brown thresher'
dove. fire bird or summer red bird, hanging bird
ground Robin or chewink boblink Or rice bra
robin, snow or chipping bird, sparrow, Carolina IT,
warbler, black bird, bluejay, and the small owl
The penalty is FIVE dollars for each olensc, or Tor
the destruction Of the eggs Of such birds
Cg7 Rev NJ Wakeley, OF the NJ. Z. Church -
about to leave Jersey City. He preached his fare
well sermon on Sunday.
IL Timothy l.. Smith, ESQ. OF Jersey City Tor
mery City, formerly Superintendent On the New
Jersey Railroad, left on Saturday for San Fraucis
60 in the Cherokee. Mr.. Smith goes out to super
intend the putting together OF an iron steamboat
the different parts Of which were snugly packed
away on board the Cherokee, intended 10 navigate
the Sacramento This iron boat is owned ia a
great measure by citizens OF Jersey CITY, ana Is cE'
pected 10 prove a profitable speculation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

DEFL0RABLE ACCIDENT -rour iaborefs, Oy
toe names OF Francois Lafontaine. Theodore Che
rette &c leon BERGEN ard Firmin Leblanc employed
rstnr the ,te er q &c e e-ee SIN SPRslfs W. sSS
Mr. Viger At Isle Bizard, We're, we learn, OF Satur
day morning last, suddenly overwhelmed by = por
ton OF rock which became detached from the bank,
under winch they were working. Ii was fully an
hour before the unfortunate men could be removed,
aud IN three OF them life found To be extinct
Lcb'anc's legs are fractured ia three places. but
hopes are entertained OF his recovery. They were
nli married men Montreal Herald
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HENRI MEIER.
CHALES BRlCHNER,
JAKOB BUGARD.
Sworn before me-, April t. 1850
d. P. BELKNAP, Comm ssioner Of Deeds

SEBASTIAN CooE-The farewell concert OF this
wonder o. tie mls.cA wori--ihis modern MozHi-~hl
be- Of the mos. notable events OF the season, 10 sdci'
ton to his own astonishing performances which are Tue
source OF surprise and eegh. 10 al wao hear bin, he hss
the aid Of Madame Stephan and Of Miss julia Norihal
We don't know where those WAC 90 % hear heie
pnma oounAs VIII fad seats s1oe the desire 20 hear
he wonderful boy has already c1sed an immense drain q
tickets Great things propheted ofsebssrsn by those
well qua led to ldge 10 such matters, and should be puf
soc proper eour'e with biz. remarkable talents, America
rnsy one day send to Europe a muscl .ion
INFORMATION WAvrED-Alexander SchinJetz
skv. Hungarian exile nov IN Lamb erlsyil- jersey
wishe. Information Of his son Lewis Schinjesky also IL
pilye address as above
TIE Observation-Disclosures Of those highly Popu'
lar Juvenile Concerts .oasmiraby got upby Mr. Bradbury
viii come If tor ghs a. the Tabernacle Only early sPpA
csusn Will sscgre seas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

ARREST OF COMMUNICATE Steph-
ems Cfossett and Magues Of the Lower Police
Court arrested un Saturday, at West Troy, two
men named Rober, Morrison and Reuben Clark.
charged with forging and issuing large lumber Of
bank bills on different banks m tins and other
States The complainant aud principal witness IS
Nelson Stewart wio resides a. l2i Elm - who
makes affidavit that on the 20ih Nov. lsis. Morris
on AID man named Livingston now dead signed
aud forced large number of $40 bank notes on
the Hampshire Manufacturers Bank, Mass. while
at the Franklin Il tel IN Broadway, that Morrison
then procee3ed TO Albany, end on their way up he
river IN sisteroom he AMI Livingston signed
1000 or IS OUO Of the bis and on arriving az
w est Troy. Morrison gave another individual sew
era. hundred dollars IN the forged notes with IN
structions 20 20 10 the y Of New lork and pass
them Complainant n so alleges that Morrison told
him afterwards that he lad passed aN tie notes,
mostly amor Dutch Grocers living IN Hudson s.
On another occasion VI r-ison gave th's same infi-
vdua sewers hu DR. dol ars n g notes upon the
Butrervile Bark OF Vermont. 80 that be sod 10
msn named Tom Hand now m the city prison
charced ui'h stealing The L : Government Jew-ls,
large amount % the said forged bills az tavern
in TN. city. Complainant also swes-s that the &C
Gus I'd have at different tunes 10 ts knowledge
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~ TIE 1rru1-vonK TRIBUNE

california, Ortsen, and the ~ana"ion n- -,
, p.blfhcd on tie departure Of e-cn man s-9a-'7' ''
s.Tes Pdss q cents per copy. "a. .,.-...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

EXTRACT FROM PoLIcE RErURS.-Eighth Police
District, April l6, $50 Catherine Shaw was or.
rested by offer Baldwin at P " yesterday,
CHARGED with felony by Gilbert Stafford, Of No. 70
Thompson.s, the specification being " Breaking in
a door and committing OIL assault aud battery.
Released, to appesr a, : ocl-ck a, the Police
Court by alderman SmHh.'
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grU-YoaE WEEKLY TIRE = NI'

.yyeytAzGY PAPER FOR THE COUNTS -..
VT IL, 'S,fylat Goynuo. a. he y" Pilce o. p
-, n a5vsrce Esn, COP q for 50, OF "
So sddrsas for 81 anG ne pap.f &c ~ JAZZ
10 49, ,irre f1r which Be- - pad ,.. ..-..
~ IT,, ~. s-a. rr - .tss, Will tc chAri d " ci
irgsr.g1.
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TIVE YEvv-YoRK rRIBUNE

For Eurapean Circulaticn'
= d.. 5arsr-urs Of each Nal Siea--' III
goooi Pr a cents per copy, or q per y,@ ,-'
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REAL EsrArE.-1he sales yesterday al the
M..--lnu.s- Ex.hanna WOO as follow.

81 A IT VT LLtk-AFRIL 10
II ,use and lot o. ) SIDE Charles = 100 feet from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

REGIsrNTAI DRlIi.-The Seventh Regiment OF
National Guard under command OF Colonel Duryea'
assembled last evening at Centre Hal for Resi-
mental drill Over 400 men were present, and a
remarkable fine body Of citizen soldiers they pre-
scented. They went through their maneuvers and
drilling in beautiful style They wore the grey
fatigue uniform OF the Regiment, which looked
well aud presented thorough military appearance.
The room was crowded with civilians WHO TOOK n
creatintcres, in the proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

FIRK-Atll clock. AN yesterday a fire caught
by accident in the upper part OF the fine dwelling
house Warren place lCharesstl near Green
wichav. TIE fremen were on the spot IN mo
meat and oxtingushed the flames before the house
was much burned but there must have been seye
raj hundred dollars damage by water to the :arni-
ture, ceilings. SC.
At A. yesterday morning fire was discovered N
the Essex Market, cansed by combustion OF a barre
containing ashes IL was put out without raising
an alarm. Damage OF no account