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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-19
Fourteen Days Later from Cali
fOrnia.


Denh Of orer f5riy returning Colijorninns by
Choiera-I'co and half Millions Of Gold
From Oregon, the Sdndicich Islands, and
New YORK, Sept. 5ih, P. M.
The Empire City, from Chagres, reached her
wharfat 10 o'clock. She brings no mails.
The Panama had arrived at Panama with
two weeks later news. She took the cholera on
board at Acapulco, and over forty of her passen-
gers died. 9saf
The California dates are to the LIST of August.
The Empire City has on freight S765, 000, and
about 100000 in the hands OF passengers,
among whom Is Gen. Riley, Ex- Governor OF Cal
lforna. s,ssta t asf.3
The Georgia has one and a half million of
gold. ~
San FRANGIsco. Aug l.
The news from the mines is somewhat dis
couraglng. The rivers are yet too high to work
adyanlageousy, and the ravines have not dried
up.
!. Companies of miners are at work turning the
rivers Throughout the gold region, snd we ex-
-pess oSd rcpefss from than in fi.s ccrssts OF
another month.
Claims on the Yuba, 80 feet square, have been
sold for $4,000.
The troubles in the southern mines, particu-
lary in the neishborhood of Sonora, still contin-
ne. The accounts OF the murders committed
there, really frIghtiu, and the end of them is
not yet.
The Mexicans and Chlians will be driven
from the diggIngs, and strong armed forces have
been organized to carry such proceeding into af-
lect
At the Mormon Gulch, the foreigners have re-
celved formal notice to leave in one week. The
fact is settled, that the Americans aud foreign
ers cannot work together in harmony, and If
either party must succunb, the side to which
American sympathy will be given, cannot be
doubted.
There are those who trace all these disturban-
ces 10 the foreign mining tax, imposed by the
last legislature. The foreigners resisted the
payment OF the tax, 20 dollars per month, aud in
consequence, wherever they had good claim,
they were driven away by individuals who urged
the non payment of the tax as an excuse for
such proceeding.
Murdef of Americans followed, and the Of
fence charged 10 the Mexicans, without at
tempting TO designate the actual peFpetrator-
Tue fact has bsea proved, hat among The re-
cent Immigrants from Mexico came mlny of the
highway robbers OF that country, and aui dis
posed to believe that most OF the murders were
com nitted by them
The Chief OF one Of these bands is now in pris-
on in this city.
The prospect of large business this fall is
encouraging. WoTkmen are engaged In grading
and paaking the streets.
In view OF the rainy season, aTtesian wells and
reservoirs have been made, and fire companies
formed, 10 aid IN preventing the spread OF con-
hlgrallon, and, IN fact, every thing looks cheer
lav
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-19

.Neto lMerico. We make the following extract
from letter from Major Weightman, U. S. Sen
ator, elected from New Mexico, to the editors
of the St Louis Republican.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-19

Death Of orer fcriy returning Coiiforninns by
Cholera -Tioo and a half Millions Of Cold
From Oregon, the iSandicich Islands, and
China. - n 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

Posr OFFICES or THE ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA.
a note from FlTZ HENRY WARREF, addressed
to Hon. John Wentworth, published in the ca
cagO Democrat, states the following tacta reLeHVe
10 Pos, Offices on the route to California Ihere
In Post Office ct Frrt Keerney, but until recently
it has had no regular mail service, and then latters
have been brought from Lindon, Missouri By ex-
srse, ard at very considerable expense. In order
10 meet this expense the Postmaster has been
COMPEL, to charge extra postage on letters
Within the last two months q contract mas osen
made for the supply Of Fort Kearney, SAT- Lake,
&c by regular Contractor 81 80 much year,
ard hereafter the letters to and from Fort Rearney
will Lot be subject to any extra postage.
ExPEEss TO THE GoyERNoR OF TExAs-The
collector Of this pors, recev ed on Wednesday,
teeeraphic dispatch, from the administration at
Wa hineton directing him to send messenger
with A haste 10 the seat of Government 10
Texas, to spprise the executive of that State, OF
the passage into Of Mr.. Pearces bill, for tue
adjustment Of the boundary question between thst
State and New Mexico. Col. j B. W alton OF the
Surveyor Department, of the Cnatom- House, vas
the gentleman selected 10 expedite the important
dispatch 70 its place OF destination He left on the
IN Q True Delts, 18Th
FIRE AT RUSSIA destructive confagration
cured at The village of East Rush in this county,
yer:erdAy morning, about O'Clock Crosby
0augbys store in which was the Post Ohce,
E. Arnolds store. TIE Methodist Church, Dr.: So
crates Smiths office, a shoe store and two vel
lings were destroyed. The loss was considerable
and the Insurance small. We have leaned no
further no particulars Rochester American, 49,
A CALAMIrY-Ta,o boatmen, named Brown and
spRariDg, and six children, we're drowned at Hanss-
port II. S, by the sinking OF boat IN which they
were endesvoring to reach schooner Lark, for Port
land The mother OF the children and four other
pefsnns in the bost were saved. she was her
wsy to meet her husband InkhRm Macombsr,
lthorer on railroad near Portland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
AUCTION SALES.
o aAnyLNEk Auenopeer


aAHDtNE& Aucuoneer.
KDY BALDWIN GARDINER,
ID slore S55 Broadway cor. AEthozy-A
v Particular attention will be given 10 aales Of FsEsy
36Sds Porcelain Paintings nc Also, Furniture Of fAnit
lies giving up touss keeping Also, BLOCKS OF suuis1
urers &c All OF which respectfully solicited
Hsviug made an arrangement win Mr. A. u xUHTna
90 tis zslssraB b. toPes % merit ih7 patronage 81
FRIDAY, Sept 20.
Alto O'Clock, 81 The tsles room, SIS brosenE, IN
Eegeng 8oseSood and Mahogany Furniiufei bIoca.on
Curtslns Cocss Vases China, Dinner snd Tea eefvcea
Pupier Bsche and Bohemian Goods, dc-1onhsung "a
part OF rosesoos snd mahogany sofia ann aeWng Sne
psror chBlTR sofa AIDE and cylinder Top laoias
with EgJp,isn and Italian tops extension stss Ffrnca
hedgiesGs dressing butesnx With marble tops, cure aa
uaesses and psissss back walnut chamber furniture
single and double ~sshstauds French bedseadk iteiso
eotsg chEs &c. Also rosewood parior furniture, Gov
cred in rich satin brocatsia ia suits Wh Srsacs,
covers consisting OF sofp, paror chsirs do. ssSY
ing chair oomsna escFetolre and card table and
Ter &C. marble top Also sci OF three elegant brocales
wIudovT ha1angs and drsperes complete 10 match tho
above ALSO 81 In Toce ofnew style FFench cocks Also
rch Bohemian and chrysts cut gtss ware &c Also, BE-
pier ache center and woI tables decorated In doworS
ana gold Also elegant pore ain vases tstea-tcts sst2
&c Also French China dining and tea services &c AZ
Sc en- invoice Of ea ueyG walters, &c Also portAb!e
writing desks lsdles work boxes, &c Aho, srusAsis
rDex fancy articles, &c Alao, smsl zssortrnsai
OF secorsbend furniture with which tho sale will CON-
FERNS cash stS
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A b. MERWIN, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS BROTHER 81 CO. 24 Broadway.
d NHW.YOQK TRADE SALE CONTINUED.
SATURDAY MORNING

PAPERs-s04 OF the sAlesbs styles, American
aud Eur oDecn fat snd caps letter pocket pos bbice
and bite ruled sne unraled gilt and plain, tissues post.
Office Whaunan's drawing, copying &c &c, large as
gormept OF Bristol boards envelopes linen twine, &c
Alro u Iarge stock OF Satin paper hsnsngI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

~ Rev. Mr. Moore, e oolorod clergyman, Tor 10
years resident of Liberia, preached to a crowded
audience last night in the Jersey City Presbyterian
Church,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

CouRf OF CohMOS pLEAs-Befor Judge
VyooiuI-D iasoa Frat We George Hhtes and Others.
suit for libel growing out OF an article in the Police
Gazette The appearance Of an 9rcle copied oto
plaintiffs paper reecIlpR upon Police Gszettes generally
81 nday papers. &c slready referred TO- The testimony
having closed Mr. Cochran, in behalf OF dete9ne summed
TO plaintiff but spoke of different appearing perGon,
realiYe &c The will be concluded tolls forenoon
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INSURANCE.
NIAGARA
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
CAPITAL S20o,0u0. OFFICE Sc wALL-sT.
FHYHIg COMPANY having Ito capital all paid in e1ass
4 viii be prepared, and today to lnsure Bads
ings Merchandise, Household Farnitur vessels In Fort
their CaFgoes, he asHina, loss dahge By Ere, Tia
favorable terms of The Fire insurance Companies Ell
this city
Yhomss MareAH, Z. @. DoFemus Chaa gorey Taber,
. r. Jones, sinfeon Draper, Daniel Ranshaw,
John Mortimer, Jr, Palmer Townsend Peter Nayior,
D Stewart r B Coddin2ton, HI. II. ahnnelI,
w Whitswdght Jr Henry Coggin, John z Johnsfon,
Chsa r Dsrnhmann L. D Conan, Jacob Llltle,
Jsa I. Varick Ezra Wheeler, Washington irving,
VIM e. Wisner, p. d Brown, John Bridge,
WIN B and, Ed. Els ~orth z Ytlesion,
John w Howl g. @ Smith, Josiah Lana,
Rent A. Murnf5rd, g. s. Robbins, a. W. Drnham.
r u Davis L. 3. LodeF,
- w. e. BEHD, President.
r. n IRv1se secretary ANA In
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

REcArrA-Tho third Annual Regatta comes of
on Monday today at the Penny Bridge.
FoUKDLlNG.-A child anout month old was
found on Friday nightunder she steqs Of Johnsons
Brewery in YOlk,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
The Osnnge Traaedy.

The facts published by ue yesterday, in relation
to the murder or suicide OF MIR Ira Clark of Orange,
were derived from two Of the most respectable
Inhabitants of that Town. One of them comnan
Gated with us in writing and stated that IN var
dict of the inqueBt was that the deceased died by
some other hand than his owp. We see by tho
,JouYn al, however that the verdict was rendered.
In these words "Tae deceased came to big death
by scme cause yet unknown" The same paper
adds
I'VE learn from Mr.. Deputy Sheriff Carr, who
slerday visited the Ecene Of the tragedy, that
there 10 every reason TO believe THAI the deceased
came to nis death by his own hands. Bowen, who
was suspected of being cog.osrped in ths acs. "a
yesteFoaV ..lrcsred, and upon being examined,
nothing was elected duplicating him in the less!
degree r.
The deceased had been very mslancholy for
number of days. ard ar times given to intoxicating
drink ond from thess arc other circums.ances 1t IL
thought he may have made way with himself, 90
suumsry process Of escaping she troubles by which
he was gurrou1ded
A full invertg alton of the melancholy affair will
be made, when all doubta as to tins cause OF the
death will probably be removed
T. S.-We have just learned from gentleman
from Orange that the above abatement from the
Journal is somewhat erroneous-Ehat BoRen has
not vet be en- discharged but Is held for exa ANNA
ton, and that sus picon is wide awake tnst murder
has been committed New Haven Palladium, 2O.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

Trial of Samuel Drury, Charged with an Att
umpl TO KIN Thomas Narner.-C Continued.
THIRD DAY...SATURDAY, Sept Il, 1850.
rnlRr nE nYrR aNn Jnd.e EpMoxpn and
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a FORTUNE PoR EVERY PERSON.

q FORTUNE FO6 EVERY FG~taSOe..
xpEAMBLE's PATENT PREA1UM 3ELF-WAi9H
d tDg moving INDEX and dschargng scze calculated
FOR ware houes Iaiefg and I'll others connected win The
weighing of grain or seeds Patented Jqiy ID s Te.
roly sse such conditions thai al oersops pacaeS
Ing ers bu;rd TO make money This scale looE The silver
sds ii he Albany stats TaIr las! week AN rssdy to
dispose OF he following Territory .eysntJ countless 10 the
York Blaine New hampshire, Vermont Mssaschuselts
Conrectcul North ard gouth Cardinals Georgia, Ala5a
M Ei..ttsippi Louisisps Texas and Arkansas 9he
above terorv viii be sold chss2 for cash Pbs model Of
he e-gs csn be the National Bo=!. coslsodt-s;
and at tue PAciic Hotel O. esnwtch-si wers can stTsys
he FoGra fr,sir A. e. urI 2 q
sls7z. Dr. 0. BUsH. Assistant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

SUPREME Contradictions at Special Term by
Judge Edwards LiUiagsoaya The Hudson RVsr
Railroad CONTEMPLATION for Injunction 6ened
men account Of fyolousneis Of snswer granted, with
an allowance OF 10 per cent
John @. Booth ct al. vs. Ch1riei PackGrd-AnETer to
be made more definite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
LAW COURTS.

corpr oA1EKDAp.--'T'his Day.-CircGit Court.
NJ So Al ~ CO. S. 2Oi, z75 SILL Sl8 956 $685. 49, AS,
49, 47 beng The first Is Of the cases reserved IN June
Circuit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

Ey There will be about dve hundred new build
ngs put up in Newark this year,
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THE GROOERS'

THE GROOERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Wall, corner OF Pesrl-st. N. z.
CAPITAL S200009
VB1HIs COMPANY, having their capital ell paid In, IN
caih are prepared insure Buiidinga, Merchandise,
Household Furniture Vessels In Port their cargos &c
npaipa, loss damage by fire; sleo the Rsks OF Inland
Navigation and Transportation, on the moss taVofaoa
terms. All Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS
RUFus SroRY, NOSES PAyLoR, SAMPSON MOORE,
PErsR MARTIN GEORGE ELDER, CHAs, BURxHALrEE,
FRANCIS SKlBDY, HENeY EDEy, Asa 3. PORTER,
JAS B WILSON, ALEX H. GRANT, WIN. B. FosrEa,
BEN 3 sHERsAN, MARSHALL P gPooF, IsAAc O. TAYLOR,
SAMPSON AOORE, P resident.
j. MILTON SMITH Secretary. ZfHs
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CIRCUIT CoURT-StiltoeN We. Churcb-Acdon
for LIBEL already referred TO- Verdict for plaiutd $40
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NEWARK ITEMS.

Y The Sou, hail vas detained several
hauts aey night by some bungiog work on the
Railroad below Nes Bruins wick We learn thas
the eusineers nesle ted % take in Sufficient Water
at the proper stations and the engine cfept along
for fe miles as snstls pace and then gave out
entirely A person was tent on foot 20 New. Brans
Wick for another locomotive, aud after tedious
delay one was procured ana 'ho train proceeded on
liz way Dsiy ADV. Saturday.
" The Essex County Institute will open their
Annual Exhibition ut the Court House in this city
on Tuesday noon next and Monday is assigned as
the last day for receiving articles Tor competition.
Iy There will be about ave hundred new build,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
AnrHoNY BLEECKER. Anctioueer

ANTHONY J BLEECKER Anctoneer
4 UCTIuN SALE OF kOkI VI ITW W., D De sIn r.
sEVENTEETH AND NInETEENPH WARDS OF The
City Of new. York To cIose concern
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at public auction
on TUESDAY the 24h day CT Sept mat at II clock al
The Merchants Exchange forty t1oot IN ne cly Of rev"
o on The northery side ofTweny frstit $50 Fest east
erly OF Seventh
Slots on he esIterly side OF secondav between thirty
accord and Tht' ats inc udog thu norheast Ger.
Of Thirty. second st and Secondary.
lots on ,he norheTy side OF RhiyIhirdst 100 feet east
S lots westerly aide OF seyenshav the
lot. on tie norlhery tide Of Thirty ninth st 275 feet
weat OF Tenih-av.
and Ninth avs 100 feet east OF Nnlh az
4ots the souherly aide Of Forty fhhs 100 feat east
8oil on The nosthery aide Of Forty fhat 200 feet east
erly OF Ninth Gv.
o on he soulherlg Side OF Foryxih st 200 feet east
OF Ninth.sy. ~
The raes will be absolute snd full wsrraniee deeds will
A reasonable amount Of the purchaIe money nsy 70,
main on bond CT d mortgage
Maps OF Me property be Obtaiuod at he Aucdonesrs
ofics, groad-s week before The sale. s2t Is
LTOR SALE AT AUOTION.-A largo svo story
hot ts a. yo I'd and shed together wi sgh-
OF land well wstered and fenced having good
chard choice fruit; squsduct OF pure water leading
from perennial sprng 10 The house and ban; Is situated IN
the pleasant village OF Brooklyn. Windhem Co. Cono.
about ore huud OF Court House Ia asld
village w ent nj ga from Norwich forty from Hartford,
three ard hslfrom DanieRonstle Dep0, Conn and hir.
ty from Proyideuce, Il /.
The above properly ID valued al five thousand doara
but will he sold bis heat bidder 4lh day OF Octo
her next at O'Clock M on tho premises. Sale positive
a1py TO o. arbo1 Souh Zig III and Fithss VIII
lputhuEgb, L or TO he subscriber.
Aso for So The above ir and place, good pleasure
carriage srd sleigh JOSEPH d. YEklNGFDN.
Norvgich Sept 1850 al 3tSagA&W*
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W. /. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer.

W T. UANTUoUF, AUCWUNtHT-
WILLIAMS & LYNDON v III sell by Public Auc-
w ton Nv ordt OF The Assignee Of J. w Bradford
Tbs snd following dayp until his whole Ia d1ooset o. at
53 Grgud. OF Ch, ae an Immense large and val
uabe sock Of British French German, and omesslc Dry
Goods principally adapted to the season.
and should at!ead his aae as the
Sod wi bout reeerye sac at M snd P.a g3 lrtr
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VIM W sHIRLEY Auclloaeef

MTEW and SECOND HAND sURNgYURE.-
Pc emploty Cash Sale, to Pay AdyAncea-pU E7D Y,
Sept 9th al 10 O'clock in be basement 6l Will
s ST. cafpet' chairs Soss ads ana eedaipg croo'
center pier and side tables decks secretary ~ bureaus
ley, &c Hs ,hnds portable desks cabinet paqofore,
pew cuhonB and various ariciesi also 70 old oil paint
10 ~
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A UCTTuN NU9IGE-LARGEs SALE OF BRUSH
n Els BENJAMIN MOONEY viii sel THIS DAY,
NdMura7 sale pelempiory on four montha credit Tor
sums Of Sl0O md ovsr-co asisoz Of horse. shoe ha
sbavpg ynrnish kich, and other brushes. Also, hard
vac cutlery, &C. consisting q sbe kn yes aud fo[k;
Yefs, ac &c Also lotof pumps saws, &C. i23l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

WANTS..

ESTANSS-A niiuatlon "a housekeeper or goVernante
W resEecshe uliddesged widow who has had the caro-
aud tnse cement OF large family. 10 good pisuis ca
nEhe o!i4suUcirg chiJrsn In music sewing aud Engish
Gar seen ~ calling At AS Moist. zap statr' or by
Ienniug loe to EcEvny < Sous clothing store, 382
Grent 81. sddresned FL. A. K. viii be h7srd Of for
week al ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or ruuibsf Of excellent girls
~ arr children, recently arrived, free from city habit;
Sud aseocleaDe and wiling 70 ~orE for noderae wages
Application be made he oh6cs oi COMMISSIONS s
Emiefstor In Tie Fart. tja chsFEes. MS
"A 8NTED-An enterprsng With $500, 70 join hs
- subs ;rher 10 very lucrative travelling buiness.
CHAR &c tie country and make money Apply to
M BAILEY, 81 jobD st basement. SCI Af
VA AnTlfi-A young lady TO attend lace store
~ Literal wssen vi 90 paid 10 ore WHO Inows Inc
trade Apply stating se eaces, TO l.. Tribune OHics.
go 81
VA ANTED-A ouug ssIotmsn in dry goods
w eore 1nQpire before 3 Nj or afer3, 81 HORTON
l. aON's le6 Euiton.at Brooklya s20SlF
NOTICE is HEREsY GIVaN TO HENRY
l%DlFHL q native Of Rheinhsyerp, Germany, my hus-
banc be fl t=n and q half yeUs ago. without my
wish innwe het II he does not return 10 me- 81
~ Averus A. NJ YORK. in the or week from This
cav shtl dc re mysef separated from bin for ever
New YORK sept. 10. 1850. $50 81 pHlLLlPlNE OIEHh
NiIGHT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND CLASSICAL
lS-Mary have mad hitherto mesns OF educating
thenielyes nud cannot sii spare the time for
.ynlbv ~ ieci during The dRy 20 tuch The advertiser
eyer notice 0f hE deslre 70 open Night School he may
he seen Ills evening aud only this evening, ct the NJ Y
Ghlsrs II Il. 1873 6o~sFy sl6 l1F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

ROBBERY AID ARREsr-As Newtopvils m
Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. Samuel Mathewa was
knocked down and robbed of s45 by party OF
five or ak desperadoes, One of tbs part M
since been arrested and committed TO Csmb,idss
jail for trial in default Of bail in the sum OF Ooo
lsoscn Advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

TIE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
6NP4HE CITY OF NETWORK, ONCE Ocean Sank
OBuIldipg corner Of Greet wich and Fulton ss Cesh
capital 100000 Insurance against lons or damage by ire.
CROW ELL ADAMS, President.
GEORGE ". SAVAGE. secretary. ieaod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

a UCTION SALE AT NiAaARA FALLS, Canads
"A VVest-Hi2hiy valuable and moal attractive feehold
nronery commanding tho sublime aud picturesque
Views OF the great ard the surrounding scenery
consisting OF houses and reh pasture sq6 meadow aaaS
vii he sold Al auction the Pavilion Hotel at ihe to
on TUESDAY the 18th day OF October ue1 IN 'he fo9 ~
ne lola and Gubct to such conditions OF sas 60 ss %
Lot l. The Ontario House, the brow OF the I'LL WIZ
four scr,s tmore or ess Of fertile land ihefsto adjoining
and belonging.
Lot2 fbs substantial building known AZ tho BAH
Bousen and about three nore or ssE) OF choics
land commanding mosi superb view OF the great Fall
Lots ard s. Thfee pieces or parcels OF land nuas
on the lower bank fronting lhe river ,..,-.,.-
Also about one quarter Of acre o! land fronting mo
liver on the main road from Chppews 10 Qneenaiown,
with good dwelling htuGe belonging to The estate OF Liant
Gen hurry ,,
Tte Property may be viewed audurher particulars may
be Known on application The Office OF the underslgned
The terms viii be one-fourlh Of the pnrchaxe money TO
he pad 1.-THE Se The remainder by three equal annual
instsments Win interest occurred on The property
NiEgkra Falls IsI9 tOltl PHOAAS @ 8TREEf
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MR.. RlDHAR DnUN's sly FtUP-ono OF lae best
Oremedies ihe age DR. Richardson's syrnp for ehol"
era cholera mobua aed summer complaints sno PsiD IN zee
Sold Al pr TrEphaeens $50 sestl-si CharIaaH King
l22 Broadway; the d,1ggsl Ecrs f6 do; Sober! A.
8anda 1873 Boqery, Hsydocs, 2ia Pssrl.si also, ars.
Hzys l75 Fuilon.st BrOtslVD city. jsl sn
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IMPORTED oARPETEMGs,

IA ROCKWELL,
Ridgeheid, Conn.
Office IN New York, 80 Wate1-st-
Manufacturer and Dealer In bis
PATENT CLASPS
EOR NEWSPAPERS, Letters, Bills, &c and for se
cQring the bed-clohes OF children 10 the beds;ead-
s2l lwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

nYsIRABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
1pAT AUCTlON-Oo WEDNESDAY, sept %, al II
O'clock :. 147 EaSt2ss Sd avenue all The Fufnllure
on The second floor AID basement OF said house, comps
Ing general B,ortmen- piano forte; mahogany card
and dining abef mirrors csrpes erockery aen
ais &c, &c. 40 2us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

IA 8NTED-An euterprsDg man With $500 70 join he
- subs crihsr 10 lucrative travelling buiinesS.
CHARGE tie country and make money. Apply to
Nj BAILEY, 81 jobU st basement. s1l III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

qaROoKLYR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
G-ORce so sse,chEnts' Exchange, Wsl.ai n. Y sI
- Fulton st brooklyn RT 6{AaWoRFH, PreAf
4. @. gTsvEHs Sacre,xTY aus sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

C0Al-We the subscribers. have quantity OF good
Cea al our new yard 479 8roomest aud at tho old
psnd SlS Bowery witch viii sell at the lowest market
price. Isl4 SIN JACOS WEEKS, JH X NEFHA "s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

EaOOtIs so LEE with board, suitable for gentle
IA men gnG their wives single gentlemen, ct 40 Hua.
sop-s opposite st. Johns Park References exchanged
81 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

FIRE AT A. O'Clock sais morning fire was dt
covered in the smoke house of Geo. H. Cragin, NJ
l56 Westat. Damage slight.