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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
LAW COURTS.

SUPREME CoURr.-Specal Term,-Decisions Is
BY Judge Edmonds- yra,ney vs., MlSat, ct aiThe ale
gallon Of fraud against Moat being denied and dsproved
e injunction restraining him from enforcing his Judgment
is dissolved and TO the property levied upon under s
execution, the motion for receiver is denied
- But in relation c rents of T. W.s real estate, 70 which
III has no claim and in relation 10 assignment to OF as
sets which appears to be fraudulent by reason PROVISIONS
of payment and preferences of Thompson ana Busby
the Injunction continued, and receiver appointed Leave
30 file supplemental complaint granted.
iQ:aBis VS. EtltGms-ftuo appearing by the report of
e referee that the parties ever Married and thai they
resided in this State that the marriage soemnized IN
This Stale tina. the alleged oense committed in this
State, application for Il divorce denied.
Anoayiaou&-tThus headed in the Judges list Of opin
Ions Secion of Arr of the Constitution and the pro-
visions Of the CODE have superseded the provisions OF me
revised statutes, requiring that Issue joined on COM
plant for divorce by of nfdey, shall be tined by
a1u far that when the parties consent reference may
be ordered. Motion for reference granted.
Stesoart VS.. Ece0 aEd others-An account though con-
tanning many Items, yet being for single purchase and
Bede al one time, Is not long account warrant
reference Motion refer denied Costs of opposing the
motion to abide the event
HT"atsttcavs MGtthesrs-In action for wrong against
nonresident defendant attachment may issue and the
stendents property be levied apon under H. though
msshs OF commencing suit in such case, obtaining
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n T r n .

Saturday Oct 49, HELEN DARLING Youngest child OF Ho''f
p md MARSHA Osborn aged years and months on,y
6n ssirdsy evening goth of opsy HENRY r hoblN-
son ned SO years deceased of the Oldest
rs in his country the first who established the ousnsSS
tins city, r,.,.,o n co,,, arc ;,v; cd
otsr bs funeral this at O'Clock from Al onth'
Newark NJ. ,,u.py rosFpu,Nr
daughter Of Orlando and Charlotte Fish aged n years ana fon'
FINER, will house OF her brother inla" -
p Middleton 1856 atlantic South BROOKLYN Monday
os INST alqPM The friends Of tue family invited to attend
In Railway on Foay night Qbh, OF dSsntery JOSEPH MAX
SHALL FOLSOM eldest of Levi and Eliza Folsom ag7a 10
,eats 10 mon,ls and 80 days.
The fuperai will place this afternoon at O'clock from The
Of his house Railway which the ifsnoe Oh he fanny "
invited 10 attend. ,-..t.-
m b IN the extreme ol wiute before last saved the W
dsuel If tie this notice who had broken through tbs
ire nv yor INFO the hs much TO tbs h4z
a and whose OF mind was then noticed he
paIers ,, oc,t -. NJ rr,1.p ru
GALBRAlTB, the 99l Of her age
The friends acQuaintances the family Invited 20 attend
her i raj this lock from The dence OF her
Aw Thursby Buswck av and he nsenst WITH
/ G,ttt rafCe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
SECOND BohRD.
SATURDAY. Oct. as-P.M.

The Stock market continues to be active and
buoyant the upward reaction which commenced
Yesterday having continued. For Governments
the demand is moderate, and there are several
sellers The sales of Skies OF 1867, were consid-
cradle and they closed at 1l65, decline of !.
Several bear offers were made, one of $4,000 at
lisa seller sixty. Indiana Preferred Elves sold
to the extent of $4,000 at 80 on time. Reading
Bonds were steady and in fair demand. Income
Bonds were scarce, and held generally at 90, A
single Bond sold at the Second Board Mt 92s.-
Holders are looking for 95 and upward for these
securities. Erie Stock was steady at 76, with
moderate sales. In Harlem there was no change
from yesterday Reading, Farmers, Norwich and
Portsmouth were the favorte Fancies. The for
mer advanced under considerable sales to Oh, an
Improvement of . cent Ike business for Oc-
tober on this Road has been enormous The tun-
mage Of last week was AZ, 556 tuns Total for the
year l,0S2,70S tuns against 975, S23 tuns to same
time last year. Farmers advanced ! p cent
with sales $500 shares. The market was firm at
the close, Norwich closed at so, equal to S45 T.
share showing an improvement of = cent The
late advance does not bring out much Stock, as at
the present prices it is 10 p cent. Stock The
dividend in December will be So so p share,
equal to q y cent. or II = cent. per annum on
the present cost and as the receipts are every
year increasing and the debt due previously to
1856, is all arranged, the dividends are likely to in
crease next year. Long Island was little easier
and heavy North American Trust advanced "
cent. The demand is said to be from Boston
where they are reported TO have some reliable in
formation in regard to q compromise with the
creditors of this concern by which the assets will
be divided. Morris advanced ! p cent but the
sales are small, Canton was steady with moder.
ate demand. Portsmouth Dry Dock improved / .
cent The capacities of this Company for mn
provement are attracting the attention Of a party
ofmoneyed men audit is probable that means viii
soon be supplied for carrying out fully the project
ed plans OF the Company, making itone ofthe most
valuable properties on the Ohio River, and en-
HANGING very materially the market value Of the
Stock Delaware and Hudson continued in
demand at 1924. The sound Stocks in
demand and firm. The Second Board was firm,
and in some cases there was an advance in the
Ranches
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FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY,


sTocR Of S9 the FA liF 6ANk kEETUG
tors OF the aboy named Bank their Agents in this cyo re-
ceiy Subscriptions TO its Capital Stock to the amount of
S"s oen at the Office OF WINSLoW LANER co
50 Was where subscriptions Will be received uhui ur-
Five thousand share of 500 each authorized to be
sold at par $50 each share mnst be paid at the tune OF
subscribing $50 the 18th day Of January next lB5ll;
the residue subject call by the Board OF Directors Par
the time of subscribing may, however, pay Tor their
shares in full if SO disposed
This Bank was chartered by the Legislature of Kentucky
at It's last session to supply IN part ne demand iof more
the citizens of the State the present Banking Capital beng
ether inadequate. The charter Is liberal IN IT'S pro-
the egislalre in any control it The Cap
ital Stock is SO 400, ZOO, of which about 100000 has
S5GOO60 here offered will be taken by citizens OF that
State and elsewhere The Bank, with several of its
Gated at Frankfort the Seat of Government The State of
Kentucky believed to be favorable and secure To-
cation for Banking Capital The exports OF the State are
very great consisting principally Of hemp corn, cattle,
horses mules hogs bale rope bagging &c Nc to aci,
which large amounts OF Exchange on the South and
North are Offering TO the Banks
The high credit OF the State of Kentucky and that of her
Banks, evidence of what this Bank will be the
credit and standing of her Banks equal to those OF any
other State in the Union their notes form an part
of the circulating medium ofthe Mississippi Valley passing
current from Pittsburgh to New Orleans.
No Banks are better managed, their current dividends
being from Eight to Ten per cent per anaun, win
large Accommodations of surplus or reserve Ind ana tef
stocks are now above par IN me market m
Inc Charters OF Hobt, II MOI ull VI Olt tho
Western and Southwestern States expire within the next
twelve years
Tie Farmers Bank of Kentucky having thirty years
will have field OF circulation of great value to its
stockholders.
The management of this Bank is in highly respectable
AID able hands,
The Directors think they will be able to pay dividends
equal to any other Bank in the State.
MI Hanna the President of the Bank, is in this City;
he viii be happy give any additional information, and
may be found daily for short dme at the Offices OF the I'M
dersigned.
Pamphlet copies of statement and charter of the Bank
may be had application TO New-York, Oct "a 1850
WfNSLOW, LANIER Z CO. 50 Wall-st
o23 I'm WARD co. 81 Wals.
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TIE LEVANT,

onr dates from Malta are to the I'd inst. The
s,oinder of the 44th have been brought back
from Gozo where they were sent during the pre-
'@ The British fleet, under the command of Sir
William Parker, is cruising off Sardinia
Our correspondence from Athens states that M
ais going as Ambassa dor to Constantlnople.
The Archimandrite Apostolides is set out on a
mission to St. Petersburg.
From Turkey nothing new. All parts of the
Ottoman Empire are tranquil and trade is i'm
nrnvinp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

TrpsnAy Oct 15-Tbcre have been fair supplies OF Oats
and Oatmeal from ireland since last Tuesday but they are
still small for Wheat and Flour The trade during lne
principal alteration in value has been advance OF I'd to Is
- quarter on Indian Corn Al this mornings market we
business in Wheat and Flonr. Full prices were obtained
for foreign Wheat and Irish new beng in scaniy sup
ply was fully Id " hse dearer than on ts Gay in
value 6fbes meang Oats but Oatmeal Sd y $40 lbs
cheaper Barley, Beans and Peas were in nIeg request
The weeks advance Cd Is " quarter on Indian Corn
was maintained today but only or three small pur
ehases of best American yellow TRANSFERRED at Us " a5o ios
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Ljverpool Cotton Market.

MONDAY. Oct l4--On Saturday. the sales amounted 70
s0C0 bales of which 1900 taken on speculation ana
for eYport To-duy's sales 5000 bales, with quiet
Arrived Two yesse fro 9m e 0n'e o s onq market
has received Temporary check and all parties await the
development in Aeca w S eo9 nadv
situated GROWTH the effect woud be very disastrous to
the anuacrg interests which are already s9neW 6od
bajes and today 1000 without any change in prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
TTrRKEY.

CossrANYINorLE, september 29ii u Is sETiep
positively that K1ssq hbye and see eS eaSe
S 5e,s from ha Ss o sSrs and Of hsis dis
ae;e..~hed individuals will at once proceed 10 te
fnse ed states where it appears they intend to
ses' be Porte has just published decree permitting
foreigners in their service to res, ,rs ~ fanos
what n Tner p' Of refugees who had adopted the
10 a..nnan faith, to return to Christianity Gen
Rem is mentioned as being foremost in the list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
ADRIAN II MULLER. Aucdoneer
ITO EMlGARNTS, FARMERS, ME-
a CHANCES and OTIiERS-PEREMPTORY SALE

OF 1000 ACRES OF VALUABLE; LAND ON LONG IS
ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell at Auction, on WED.
NESDAY the 18Th DIV of November next IL o'clock, az
the Salesroom, No. Wall-st, corner OF Newest
2OOO ACRES of valuable land, lying and near Medtor
Station, on the Long Island Ralroad.l
Medord Station IS situated in the town of Brookhavent
Suffolk county, s. miles from Brookyn IL Is me point oE
communication by railroad between New-fork and ma
village of PatchOguc, PorJeherson aid Belpor as wen
as Other smaller places and one of the most important
wav points or the road The station is four miles froa
Patchoeue and ten from Port Jefferson Az iswe KNOWN
the Long Island Railroad is OF the established routes
between New York md Boston,
The sol! embraces every variety from pure iosin 10
slight loamy sand is susceptible OF the highest cuvason
and from the facilities for obtaining seaweed and fish nor
well materials for compost 1t Is IN every re-
spect adapted 10 modern agriculture,
The truct covered with oak and pine grown OF va
rous sizes and on are many thousands OF crs Oh "oou
large enough for the Newly ork market iiee p
The southerly boundary is mile ana lree quarters
from the OF Pnchogue the norhery nme miles ifoH
within few miles and tie country around ls is S up
II estimated that within year upwards OF tnree handreo
persons have purchased lands IN the immaculate Vcy or
The purpose OF improvement.
In every respect these lends are svohy the attention OF
EMIGRANTS, FARMERS, MECHANICS and OTHERS
in of home and place where by moderate industry
and economy, an independence may be secured
For the convenience opGrchasers the properly has been
divided into ten acre ots which will be sold slnSy with tho
privilege of one or more oflhc adjoining lots
The whole viii be sold without reserve the following
conditions Ten and the Auctoneers tees on me
day of sale twenty-five per before the 4th day OF
December next when the deeds VIII be ready Tor delivery
and the remainder being Is per cent may remain on bond
mortgage the option othe purchaser, for years. at
& per cent-intercst payable semi annually.
The title is indisputabie
For further particulars and maps and plans OF the above
property. apply to the Auctioneer.
n. B.-The Boston rain leaves the Long Island Railroad
depot Brooklyn A. every day arrives at Mettord
nj y NJ and passes its return Brooklyn at 81 p M
thus giving an opportunity TO examine the lands ana return
the day.
property. Noo) o~T l1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
ropETGM MARKETS.

London Money Market. OcT l5-l O'CLOCK
The English Stock market is both steady and firm with
and IA 10 az for account; reduced three per cents 96e TO
ST. and quarter per cents c gS7 2 10 s9 Ok
rhe narke, for foreign looks rather better and
there is more business doing. .
,rant md ,rires re not only er but further advanced
THREE sc for money hey ana s &c s
sS,o and clos, thus Northwestern ll5l 10 ll6; Mid
hand Al to Is: Dovers 2o4; Great Northern l44,
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,,,.r concluded by giving Gen Naryaez only ,r "a
letter - comply with either OF the conditions pro
p pSSsd oharSse satsoG BY By @fms the
Gen; SGrp General Of MADRID and replaced by
Of o.. No Torzagary. Gen. Espeleta is appointed
S Sen General Of Aragon and his brother Ma
or P Cen. Espeleta, Captain.Genera OF Estfein"-
dsFa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

The receipts since our last have been: 10000
hbls FLOUR; 5,500bush WnEAri 25ooO bush Corn LOO
operations in FLOUR CORN in good demand nj improved
prices the have been 5000 bushels al 66tc FOR mixed
Western 7e00 bushels BARLEY have changed hands, at soc
for two.rowed and Soc for ourrowed OATS are steady
sales 1000 bushels Acc WHISKY Is unchanged; little
Going.
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roNYAM ISLANDS.

Accounts from Corfu of the 2lst ult. state that
the Cholera still continued its ravages in Cepha,
lopia. From the nth to the 18th there were %
cases and 23 deaths. The Patr1e OF Corfu men
lions the death OF Sig Niccolo Delviniotti Baptist
lite, distinguished literary character and author
of several interesting works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
TV1RANSFER OFFICE, N. j. EXPLO-

IL RING AND MINING co. 81 Libery.st-New-Y York,
October q, l35O-At meeting of the Executive Com
Acting Manager the Company's Works at Newark re-
commencing that in order meet the very easing de-
unnd for the Company's PATENT ZINC PAINTS, and
other products an additional Steam Engine of 80 horse
power be contracted for together with suitable furnaces
mills and buildings therefor whereupon was resolved
That the be authorised open subscriptions fer
the disposal of five thousand shares OF the ComPenys re-
served stock the par value OF twelve and half dollars
each and to issue scrip therefor the instruments
upon which TO be payable as follows, viz:
81 dollars DER share in cash at the time of subscribing
500 the end Of 50 days from this time.
SEQ months
1t was further Resolved That Richard Jones' Esq and Da
yid Hayes Esq be authorized TO receive subscriptions
at the city Newark, and Messrs W T. Jones Brother
in Philadelphia.
In pursuance of the above resolution subscriptions viii
also NAV be seen the Managers Report and further inor
nation had o23 2wl s. 4 JONES Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
SALES BY AUCTION.

J. w BRowN, Auctoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, House
Il I FURNISHING ARTICLES, PIAN0-FORTE, &c
TOMORROW, Tuesday, Oct 29 postponed from Satlr
das al "a Broadway Ot O'clock, will be sold without
reserve large stock of handsome and valuable frqlare
embracing almost every article necessary IN furnishing
house ard OF the best manufacture Also, one ROSEWOOD
pianoiore be sold to close the estate OF person de-
ceased; also lamps girendoes decorated French Chna
and fancy articles Catalogues now ready. n. Blouse
keepers and others will find this sale worthy OF special al
O-o IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
rl,,,r or GrrppA1 SrssIoss-SaturdaY-
M q 2 RIED.

In Providence on the by Rev Dr. Hall Mr. JAS r. AZ
DRICH Michigan Mics ELEANOR, daughter oil d. ''
In Kingston Inzernc Oct a. by Rev Reuben nelson S
ulRLMW SHOEMAKER of Nichols, Iogn Co ny 10 HISS IL
LEN H. daughter scbott OF the former place
on the 24 the residence OF the otide at'Tr, ] n
v Re- DR. Hall mr BUkLL TO mlss ELrAbhfA IL.
daugber OF Hon William C. bloss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

ANTHONY BLEECKER, AucUOnttT,
d / AND PRIVILEGES ON THE HUDSON RIVER,
AND BUILDING LOTS on the Twelfth and Thirteenth
Avenues and Fory-fourth and Forty h-sts at AUG
TON.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell ut auction on
WEDNESDAY, October The Both, 1850, 10 O'Clock at lhs
Real Estate Sales ROOM No Broad-st the following
valuable property, viz:
20 Lots of ground and about 30 Water Lots situated or
the Hudson River and the Twelfth and Thirteenth
nues, and Foryfourh and rtyi(h sreesthe whole
forming one Of The most valuable yer properties III ing
The Hudson River Railroad passes down the ELEVENTH.
The of the whole premises, leaving theWAPEA
PRIVILEGES untouched Extensive improvements ara
making in the immediate vicinity this being the adjoining
block to those occupied by br Higgins large factories
The terms osae viii be liberal 10 the purchesefs LIMO.
graphic maps the lots may be obtained of the aucoaeee
eightdays before the sale on t@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
Uuyrc COTTON MerIket.
Liverpool Corn Market.

MoSpAy, Oct l4-The demand continued regular lhe
sales to two ocloch being l52 bales at very him Prices
Very ordinary New Orleans, l6L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
BY TELeGRAPH.

Markets. .NEw-ORLgANs, Oct. 26.
The Asia's news was received yesterday. COT
TON is active with 5000 bales, mostly for England
an advance OF oneeighth. Mddiug il NJ 35Ol3}. New
MoLAssEs has declined; 500 hbls sold III 7d23 WusXY
is at 2G}. Mess PORK 10 rs. LARD is firm. COFFEE
quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-The
AINTEREST on the PUBLIC STOCKS of the City Of
paid on that day by SHEPPARD KNAPP, Esq Chamber
lain of the City, al the Mechanics Bank 81 WLl-st The
O'clock PM ,,,
"a For the accommodation Of Stockholders, TRANS
FERS will be permitted during the period the books re-
tuain closed to take effect November st CompHolers
Office NeW-York October 4h, 1850.
o5 hi JOS R TAYLOR, Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
Receipts of Produce

BIZ the North River Bouts, Oct 26-e,775 bbls
Flouf q do Whisky 1872 do Ashes q bales Wool $50
Beef 100 do Butter 326do Cheese 200 bush Rye $500
do Oats 2698 do Wheat $500 do Barley, 80 live Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
ANTHONY ]. BLEEcKER, Auchoneer.
ARGE SALE Of $50 VALUABLE

AABU1LDING LOTS in the CITY OF BRoOLYN, al
Auction 10 close an Esate-ANTHONY j. BLEECKER
wllsell al auction TUESDAY, October g. 1850, at IL
O'Clock, the Real Estate Sales ROOM Broadst. the fos
lowing desirable Building Lots. viz:
80 Lots on both sides Of Van Buren-st between Frank1
and Cl8sson
Lots on and next both corners Of Frankinav. and Van
Buren-st.
? Lots on Frankin-ay between La Fayette-av and Van
Buren-st.
20 Lots on both sides of Van Burenst between Bedford
and Franklin
G6 Lots bounded by De Kalb Marcy and Nostrand avs.
and osciusko.st. forming entire block OF ground
50 Lots Koscuskost and La Fayee-ay between Nos'
strand and Marcy commencing 100 feet from each Aye'
q Lots La Fayeeay and Kosciusko.s between Nos
trand and Bedford
40 Lots Lafayetteav and Van Buren.st between Bed
ford aud NOslrand avs.
Lots NostrGnd-ay between La Fayetteay. and Van
Buren-st. including both corners.
All the above have been coded TO the
Corporation and opened and beautifully rnpked, and
ready for building purposes, free of expense the pur
chGsers
The Plot of Ground formed by the above Is one ofhs
beautiful In the City of Brooklyn being perfectly level
and the soil unsurpassed This sale altogether offers rard
opportunities for small capitalists make safe and profit.
able Investment
The Terms of Sale will be liberal to the purchasers
Maps and further particulars OF the above property can be
obtained Of the Aucdoneer Broads
U,l72) o22425ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctoneer.
4 DFPEMPTORY SALE OF LOIS In

TDEREMPTORY SALE OF LOTS IN
IL THE SIXTH WARD OF THE CITY or BROOK.
LYN-ADRIAN II. MULLER will sell at Auction on
MONDAY Oct o. tnst) ut u O'clock, at Inc MerchanR
Exchange The following Valuable Property-Wz:
me at situate at tho junction OF Hamlton-aV. and Buss
st having a front on the Avenue of 50 feet inches
One Lot situate the southwest side Of Hamiltonay
adjoining the above and running through TO BUSIEST having
front both on tie Avenue and Bush-st, Of % feet
Two Lots situate he southwest side OF HamtonaVs
adjoining the last described ots, and running through 70
C6un-st having front the Avenue of % feet ..
One Lot situate the function Of iiamiltonay ana ~
ST. having front both tho street and the Avenue Vi ~
feet inches .. 49,, r,sb sts
One Lot on the northeast corner OF Court and bush Sa
being g feet II inches width by 43 feet ndept1,
Maps of the above be had al the Office 0! inc A1cg
Ger, Walst (73i) o'Ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctoneer.
-HNED I'M pTOPX SAL T. of NALO

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctoneer:
WbEREMPTORY SALE of VALOA+
RTF PROPERTY ON Pearl and Chestnut SIS By or or
dar 81 he cmnreIne Copr-ADRlAN II. MULLER WIZ
se at auction on WEDNESDAY October 80 st 2@GoSz
M at the Merchants Exchange the following 'aiuSDs4
CbesnsThe lots Of Land with the Buildings lnss os
on situate on the eide OF Chestnut oe Nv beag
81 aat In idth in front IS feet in the rear and % eet
deph; No 9being 81 feet in width in front and rear OS
feet in depth -, .t ,,n3i, ga tbereo&
siinst on the eastery side OF Pears between Gag q IA
Madison ts and known Nos 5e8 and 4eO Gs% dsnh
in Width in front So feet In the rear and 81 eet "a G lnes
Mans Of The above can be had at the once VI 5 5
tioneer Wallst Cao' toIl ----------
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,Inrle,s. ALBANY, Oct &c.

Markets, BALTIMORE, Oct IS.
~ L or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

The net earnings of the Washington Road were
sl44,974 The netreyenue ofthe Company exceeds
that OF any previous year showing an aggregate of
s734, 2l6 42- equivalent to lO.49 p cent. upon the
original capital of 100000, and 9.67 y cent.
upon the augmented capital of 1855, 200, as at
present represented
There are now employed on the line of the road
west OF Cumberland, $500 laborers and 700
horses, and the value of the work done, up to the
Soth OF September, under the various heads of
graduation, masonry and bridging was s99a,,
ll2 40, This force extends over length of l67
niles and which is in various stages of advance,
ment.
The supply of $4,000 tuns of iron required for
the entire road between Cumberland and Wheel.
ing, was contracted for through the Barings, with
a London house, at rate to cost about $40 per
tun, delivered at the Companys wharves at Lo-