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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, Jlle II
FIRE DEPARTMEsT.--In the Jersey City Com
mon Council, at its meeting on Friday evening
last Committee onthe certificates the engineers
Of the Fire Department reported that the Chief
Engineer had not been properly elected, where
upon the COsncil elected DR.. ?. d. Vroom, who I'm
medately declined. The First Assistant Engineer
was then authorized to call meeting Of the De-
partment to elect one. An ordinance to raise sl4,'
GOO by tax was laid on the table. sl25 were then
appTopristedior an exhibition Of Fire WORKS on the
Fourth of July, and s25 toward the music.
CEYsus IN HUDSON CoUSTY-We learn that
Abram L. Van Buskirk, of Hoboken has been ap-
pointed Assistant Marshal to take the census in
Hcboken, Jersey City, Van Worst and Bergen pro-
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be deemed neoessary 70 infic, anu.aal puni,hneDt.

be deemed necessary to inflict unusual punishment
10 produce entire submission the warden shall con-
g such convict in a cell, upon a short allowance.
ard retain him there until such Submission shall be
ottAined-tbe short allowance 70 be prescribed un.
der sdyce Of q physician. until the convict is re.
leased from confinement ard returns 70 his laoor-
This is the very leniert mode prescribed io- the
puuishme Mt Of conyiclelfe0 while sailors WHO
are rot criminals, bat mer, stamped with Gods
image, who are working under contract, the spe-
cifcaiions Of which 90 no. set firth that they are
to be lashed into submission with the cat and colt,
are trested far worse, brutalzed and degraded, IN
der the laws Of the Navy.
THE CASE OF JUDGE JOHNSON AGAINST The
SUPERVISORS OF KISGs Co-The Eagle contains
4 summary Of the verdict Of the Jury on which
Judge Johnson relies as settling his right to claim
the salary attached to the Office Of County Judge
from tie Board Of Supervisors. HIS suit was dis
missed by the Supreme Court for defect in tho
form Of action. The Jury in the case Of Jldge
johnson found hewas and is entitled to the ohceo
County Judge of Kings Co. and to receive the com-
pensaton allowed by law. On this, the Jadge
contends he is entitled TO receive the salary, al.
though for part Of the time prevented by the ac-
ton Of the Board of Supervisors from attending to
them.
SUPREME CoURT-Sp ecial Term-MoEfay.
-Befofe Hon E8ihsn horse-Ia te matter OF the pc
uror q CLAYTON eEa lsrts Seiois lzDts, Tor e Of
their portion of their essAts Order granted confirming
guNdi,n's report OF sale.
Chrisiiana a. Peters w. Robert Care and 0tieys-Ret
report read and iudg ment OF foreclosure and sae
ordered with allowance Of per cent On amount reported
due
SonUe' J. UFdeyAMvs Geo H. p. Cork and othsrs-Ref.
erees reed, ana ordered Judgment OF foreclosure
end sale with allowance OF Per cent On amount dae.
ChGTtcs &. Nd'yh0uss and Dci1it Ifqn W. Miaot s.
Scfeid and ofeTsJud men % foreclosure AID sae with
q glcwance II per cert. of amount reported due.
Sarah IouisI IiJiagsfOa, C Ct John Lfagsion
dereo hsi the County Treasurer Sler pay the plain.
III 1888 so 10 VIM II Jansen so costs OF motion, and
Holnes w. hurphy So costs Of reference.
Nv, n Daneft vs. Ebsnfser HaHjord.-Motiou 10 set
aide wit OF certoraTi denied with costs
HfatV Ro6mn, Jr. vs. SANFORD G. Pzrker-Moton to
set aside demurrer and frivolous Denied with
costs. Court adjourned.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TUEsDAY, June II
THE CosTRAsr.-Hon. John Greenwood In the
course Of his remarks at the Naval Reform meet
ing in the CITY Hall on Thursday evening las, re-
ferred to the difference in treatment Of sailors IN
the Navy from that Of convicted felOns in the safe
Prisons. AS some desire has been expressed "
number Of persoas to know the provisions OF tAe
law relative to punishmsn: in the state Prisons
we publish them in brief; Section los' page eO3
third volume Of Revised Statutes, provides that no
keeper in any State Prison shall inlet any Bows
whatever upon any convict, unless IN sell defense,
G. &c surpress 4 revolt o. inrGr;ecion- III! shall
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AUCTION SALES
, ANTHONY J BLEEcKER, A.eun ...,..'''
1 AhGk AND PkREMP rOa Y' ssfs,

~ ~ sALSABLE BUILDING Lofs IN rAESyns,s,t Sl
Ot AsIOklAs Long Island. 81 Aucfien -. 'sLLASE
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER will seu N 49,.
lJtsDAf Jgne Il. 1889, 81 y ecock a. o. Re-, 1907. on
sses Room, srosd-si, The ioGow.1s yalas6s e,o.s
IL rmE ynLksE Of AsroRiA-sss vs,s,b,. A,n.,.. =
N the Village y Astoria. Long s4nd rs ~, ~
- broecway, Ridge and Carels ss ana an IN. -.
Ffft secort aud T1ift even1es The 80 AZ sll
ofned b. re above lois 10 OF ne n,5.t 49,, ~ ~
tuioing pcrpotes n re Village Of Assora h.i,, 80 -
m1rding view oyeriocens Hsers Cove sn3 hs i,,s ~
ind Sound Some 81 lhe above lots viii be sos la - :,
ncm one 10 hfee acres uott ezbiy situated n ARR.
seats This sale Offers rare opportunities fr ssl e,e,,.i
ISIS 70 make cafe ard profitable 1vesnea.s The az viii
be rosiuve-esefy lot pai u9 VIII bs sold iiAoaI reserve
con nrodairg The p1fchasers rahogsphe ma a. 40
fsrikef particulars can DO chained Of he Alcliors.r
Bread a. - - $500
VILLA SITES AT ASTORIA Ii
VILLA SsTfs At ASTORIA, l. LA The rev Cresce.f F
Gently lsd cut IS pos each leo res ffon 1870 10 ooo
IN pin eva,ed Rrouac Of good sol for gsrdening snS
commardirE excessive views IN Ssry direction Ia beauty
of prospect hey cannot DO surpassed ADD hey Of a
easy Gccess 10 business a. the upper par, the city Fam
ies desrous Of forming select among an
selves nay BY early application before ne p1be sale Ga
the sh inst select and secure contiguous plots Al low
Ia consideration Of improving them Immediately. any
number cher viii be taken TO make the nehborhooa
select Is desirable.
Asps views Of the proposed buGipgs can be
tie aacOn room Of A. j. Bleesker, Broad o. and on
bosrd ne sesners Astoria and Washington Irving, plyog
to The Village OF Astoria In which The properly Ia sas,ed.
peTson wi be the ground every day show the lots
enc give anJ Information desired lcl2 otsc
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ANTHONY J. PLEECKER, Ancaoneer
% VALUABLE BUILDING 10 1s oN JAZZ

y NIL Cogrs add Clinton IS aud 90 h@nll9l' 2'Sl-F'
IN Inc Civ of Brooklyn, e. Aucf.0n. . -, -. .a,. -,
TfiiRsDAY June IS O. u O'Clock, 81 ne hsn = SO
sslss Rocu Broad-sL tAe following YaAADis i''-'Ds
Brcoslyr4 valuable Blildngs LOS On va
-, ~ ear Of CoQft sDd bill ste. al fronting 90 CoefI-
a. TIE SAID lots being each IL alL9 %
lots directly IN the rear Of the sboye
forng on HLbst. distant 100 ies o C0ofs- escn "
Also lois On Hal a. between Hamilton ave
% ard CO1rsi each . feet oni and rear oy rom y 20
g,,s,r .vEvUE-7 lott on Hsniionayenue between
Hsn ard AN az one OF sail lois running fom Hanoa-
avenue 10 Hal q The said lots varying ron - 70 - tes
crori hv from 30 70 lCc Set depth. $500
Also tie hisneUsT piece OF grcund containing -
frned By CLIFTON and NIL ia and saA1-
Gus sZes.
Tie tile 70 ihe above property is unqussio1aSie.
Terrs uste Known on day 81 sale.
Mars can &c cbsiaed u The Aueilo.ecss : bfoao-sI
feil 81 tli.lLI
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ANTHONY = BLEsckEEs d Agsti9 s:sg,,s Mn

ANI ffUNI % p "
DERk1IPTQRY SALE OF -FOUR THOUSAND
4 BJILDING LOTS and valuable Water Fronts, In
the DunkIk, Chautluque Co at tbs ,ernnaion OF
the Erie Railroad Sale 10 bs meos al the Merchants Ex-
change in the city Of New-York by order Of Rlssel H.
Nevins and Charles c. King, Esqs Fnsiess,-AylhONf
tie 26Ih Of june 1880 At u O'clock al tho Merchants
Exchange, the following valuable property VIZ N mo
town of Dunkrk, Chantauque Co: State Of New-forf'
by order Of trustees about 900 building los In said Town,
number Of valuable fronts and wharf privileges
on the haIbor The sale 81 tho whole 81 which will bo an
soule and 10 he highest bidders Loysa phc
maps OF the property be obtained Of The auciopeer
Brosds month becro the dale 70 per cent 81 ho per-
cbese money can remain bond and mortgage for years.
a. per cent per Dunsr being the terminus Of ibe
Erie Railroad, and is harbor the fnea tie Lake. this
property offers great nducementso buyers The sale will
be continued daily unil the whole property Is sold.
nv20 y "a 25 e83o3 67l0I2N OHIO
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A. 81 MERWIn, Arct0neor
my NANGs YI,ATT s. 60. store "a BroedwaJ
IVI9fIrlIaT uIISIIUu FIFVI % IIV v NI''-T9 =
-. csah advances msdo shen desired
49, - W. m snAY ENENING'S SALE.

DPsrtclar attention given 10 me sAe VI kif@'o hi's@
r4es Cash advances ms3o ~hen desired
'''' WEDNESDAY EVENINGS SALE
VIII ircude Bryan's Great DciiOae-y OF Parlsfs and
rrgtsyers with numerous paies foys 8go Gems OF Ar,
6 ne engrayiBgs folio half NOR Book Of Gems, aTo 81
Je,Iur Reypocss WoTks usiisied By Ba net, 4oi PIC
toria History OF Ems aid, foo cd lO.; lie kea9xs Ma
ursl Hisiory; England aud Wales pelaeaet WIZ rnsps
ard engryyings vols hanis mely bouad; Di ,Rs WoAg
vols; Jones Views Of the Principal Scsaey ia bcostd,
plse, o; Hali0ral Gal efy Ct Pictures, nnmsfous %
i'eel fogIsyDgs, 2yols 4o; The Peoples scripture Gs
lery Of Engrsyngs elegant plates, vole 4to L2g-5f
Studies of kncis nj Domestic Atctitscne, 20 piass foi,
Mauhew HenTys B1le yos 4tci Fesoas Poets Of Cr.s
Britain speudidy illustrated roy 8go; ditto Of America
dlto MEnays elegantly Illuminated Prayer Book, Ia
costly binding; Ir Adam ClarEes Comne1tanssi Dr..
LaroLets Lecturer, vols go; BGih~aies keirJs, e.
% vol, Eew,ou's Phncips, &c; skcwiogt0ns Farrer
with plses &c; SINNERS A. Icutrre, vola. eve; Asr
ran Architect ? vols. 10; HesdCyis Works; IuppeSs
WoIks; Fo1's Book Of MlryFs, hne enyrayngs, 40
Feew00d's Lifs Of Christ, fac 40, ectol iiusfat-d
Mss LaLdons piete WoikS, ROY y Sgoi saaksqelres
Complete Works Illustrated IoyelSgo ke- &c.
Aso c large taaoTgIert Of Bb'es ent PreTef soo-s'
various eodous and navy q tsm N Tch s-d coliJ VIA
lnss: JuVenle s; Blank Books, &c &c.
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5. DRAPER Jf Aucno1r-l -., -
GALE or CANSON AND SHALL Aasls5 az. AZ
CTRE navy YARD. BROokLiE.-d.AooSna I ~
DRAPER JONES VIII Sel a. pabc saeloo, ~ !, -
lock roop &c following cannon, eaTo,ees &C 1851 s
krrs ~. Conrofs-S long fop-1lccre, ~ ,ook - -
or 90 81 eng ia IS long la 80 oDg 81 long sf
orSss Ce.ron-des- 6spOUDcef5 y ts = 80, ~, -
Ifg Slss aid 6-poancer Esnrstes; lnen 50 - ~
rrrrrsys. as yo.. rs BOARDING caps; tS nri e.
nistcls. ils c1issses;n COTS rises CcIs R1.o.r
bosfe kri,s r.stols; rises bi1rcero1sses
al "a Ike CeuysDdarI 81 ne Ibrd nay eH~~~ ~"
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C. KEMP, Auctioneer
n AEGE AND SPECIAL SALE OF KIOSK.

II WOOD, MAHOGANY, AND HACK WALNUT
FURNITURE, al Auction, TOMORROW, (rhufsdAy) al
10 O'clock stAeroom $50 Blosde a without reserve, oi
iner OF Rosew ocd mahogauy, and Walnul Furnare VIZ
Carved Rosewood Paror Furniture sue consisting OF
rofn Fasy and Parlor Chelrs Carved Rosewood Book
casep Carved Rosewood Gothic Beds'eads Carved Ma
horepy springfeat Parlor Chair Carved end PLAN Ms.
hoeany Bedfteads do Bureaus with and without m2b
Tor Exter sicp Dining, Work Fancy and Sofa Tables
Marble Top, Rosewood and Mahogany q nter Tables
Walnut Chairs; Hair Asltrsss, Psissses Car
20 China Ware, &C &c
flsuo Forles ut II O'Clock. very superior CGyei
Roseyood 81 and ocaye Piano Forfs fully warranted
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BYE: COTTON. Aue.ioceer.

THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, jane II. at the sac.
iicn rooms, large and derebis sssoytmeni Of good
Furniture. from family, comprising sofs and sofa oed
feads dfess and plain bureaus dining and tea sbes pier
Fad center tables, large and small easses csrd-iablss
Brussels three ply AMI ingram carpets osclohs, book
cases divans fesiher beds, hair Mattresses crocke sad
kitchen furniture &c
Also. A lot OF plliasters &c. &c. lel2us
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xxyfNDCyy SHADES! GILT CoRHICEgF ORA
tfPERf AuEL1ihs, zc-fsEn1tes sholi osn.scing
AR v ntcss with ~ sbJye krtsces, vii Esd - j. g.
WcCDRORDs, 2s5 Broadway, ne largas. "a! oesl q,
,srn 10 TIE esiy seertire~ xyles rsver bcofc MIRO
1aesd 70 Esw-fofk. Lses ard nsda cuftzirs, esace,
tss,els looPs pins, b1Ics eorriess, &c. Families pr.
efl2 Of be s-5scrbsr lsy rely 1pon gefcS trsiIss
se, ard os - Il u possible to ipcft 60 ;a3ssts
Merchants cus nz Il ale viii an6 tsecec-
h o eY sdysnzge 70 et before rnrcnassng c.isnbsn.
sIfr &c. WOODfORD. 20 2ro.c-sy
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J. w. BROWN, Auctisnser
HOlsEH0I.D FURNlrukE, PIANo.PORTE,

Al HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES &c This day,
WEDNESDAY, June IL at Icy O'clock at % Broadway.
y. W. BROWN Will cell At suction, above, large
someni Of cabnc; farninre, embracing paror hsmber
and household furniture, together with grea. variety Of
useful snd Ornamental housarnishng articles Also say-
eral secondhsnd carpef silver plated ware add other
WOOD pisncfofte tsll IL
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pEREMPgcay SALE sAlL,EE by ORD oRDERR HOE or

II TIT bUPHEfiE COUEE.-Ftfy NaiuhDFo b1utyu
River PfoFerty al Auction. JAMES II. KILLER 4 CO.
AucloueeYs, viii sell, st the Merehsnb Exehanse, on
~ rb aps n 70 Icrs y1y vsie
perry, ccnsisiDg OF the farm and sto5e qiares iae on
Abraham Berrso Esq deceased, eentsin1g sboat sghy
Britqe aud thirteen fsom Hew-Yoh II 10 beautifully
sussd the cas-. bs'k Of me Hudsoo eong wosa rins
l m rosd aud hes s southern boundary ths Sp1ltsn
Dnsvel Creek which Il fac navigsbie inlet from The Hod
soD srd affords abundance Of hsh ard oyser Tae and
Zee, above re level Of the river wss !. taen Opens
plain OF considerable extent whca Win le i,asrDys-
sne1 might vie with the bcsuhfu plain OF West Point
Tbe pure ADD healthy atmosphere, his elevation and
the charming romantic feecey ground Goa hefdy De sf-
psssed By any cituat0n tho river On ,ne slsg4Dns
sc uanson house large, well bUi Iwo-s:oy soase,
cgF1UgI mbgi-e Of mo rger atd s1ffouno-
Ia coSrty Tic outbusl are sgs5s and colgeaisct
T6ese ere two god agr.s oIchsds bodies other ,rt
trees Tie sol i productive ard urdeF COCA falnYsuor
There ~ subseniti coc.h orc On els h4ss9n ga
soops snd steamboats, The exiensve qare attained 20
Ibis place the facility win which the sole Z qasrred and
DER the source q and increasing icJaie 10 tdo
The southwestern part az hs rr0psfy Pfesenisan
admirable place for Railroad Depo 6cd blsnass 1Ir-
poses and with he slo5e qg&.Ees nssdsly ccE,osse !"
"a lie who.s the local ldyszagcs aud uEiyssd siss.
Tors q this property make Z "a object Tor hs essnon OF
capitalists gentlemen ccdrDg n&n DEC olaify sex
Tie sale VII be psrsmptoly TO tae hSsesi b1csr "
tsus win be made kDown al he tne 81 sals ,e epseoo
GsNOTiCE Is nEREpY Glyss Ca: az ace 90
1. village psakrE 80 t,@n o. fSisLt f2.a5 OF
Ctsutaocoe and siste Of Will os
Hereof maze Msrch lfs were conveyed ~ i.ssss" "a
Eesjns and Cherries c. k1g 10 as 70 ssl voc si'ns ~.
~ deed died March l. 1855 eLd RECORDED 70 ne NieiAs
ee Of he CoCniy Of CheisEg1s "a ioef % u ase1s az
"a viii be scd By g9Cer the direction OF us Tfas-
s,, a. oubc sncaor 4 lhs Merchants Exchange Ia tho
& York 90 the 6lh day Of June, 1850, said sale 20
erce At IL GEEK boOD Of that day, ard 20 conin1ie
nor day Gay Until ~ w@os otssd aus properly stAl
be scd.
The terms ofsale viii been per ecnt q re lr;hass
money 10 Do paid tie aaconeer the day q s1e hsn
ner esIL 10 k1fse H. NEVIS aud Charles o. k,ng ca no
55h dey CT July next wbfn tie deeds VIII BE- Delivered,
ard seventy i've per I'M 70 fe.sa Ga bo1d al ncfg-Ss,
IN ihree yesrs scf date with iS.ages. a. corces
tsl anfum pay abe sefDs-aInualg. 49, -
Ths ds b. be cold Comprise sb0Ci 600 D1drT 1919 IN
DE 81 lJiuk,rk ffsDs Of he properly usy bs esen
A. tae "a Tcans OF Autbory J. 5seeckef Esq Auction
Yer ssornson Ia regard 70 to fiis spply % HesyJ.
Rngets Attorney, ~ Broadway. hew-Yoff.
NC" RussyLL n EEyTSS, ro......
CHARLFs G. KING,
ny3l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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AUCTION SALES.
q. GARDlNEa, AuelioneeL

3 u
gBY BALDWIN GARDINER,
Sc Store S3 Broadway, cor. Ans1cDyti.
~ Particular attention wiL be given 10 s1ss Of Farey
0sodf Porcelain Peintngs &C. Also Furniture o. ieni.
Hss Giving 10 bookkeeping Also, Stocks " MANIAC
trrers &c All Il which arc respectfully solc,.ad , -
HsviDgmede Cement win Mr.. A iUl iLis ~
tnd hs public ..,,.,, ia J9i"
Rich Fsucy CoodsAt 10 o'clock al he sales foofp, ~
porGvay large sale OF rich fancy go0ts Just An1eo s.a
1roribv attention. Particulars Ia a few DAYS. JI
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Y COTTON, Aueeoueer.

4 ~ T5ie nsDAl June ~ &iet o,cloeH, atSl East
OBrotdway, The entire furniture Of family removing
center snd Other tables Preach and PLATA bedstcads car
pets Of all knds OIL cloths feather beds and
lans and dining aud tea tables solar 9TH
er smps china glass ard earhen table Gallery kteh-
On furniture &c. Sale positive ruin shine sl1 As
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w. w SHIRLEY, Auctlonser

W. w. SHIRLEY, Aucuoueer
CHINA, CKOCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C.
~ W. w. SHIRLEY viii sell ou THURSDAY, yaDe IS,
ct 70 o'clock at 200 Third avenue Eighteenth
the valuable stock VI Crocker Glass aud China aer
declining business consisting Of light wa ble edged
dipl and fancy ware diner and tea SETS IN lots - suit
deales and gFocefs Terms csshb7sksble money. Sale
peremptory Goods packed for SHIPPING et nodsrs'e
charge Sale rain or shine. JILL Jns'
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IA. w. SHIRLEY, Auctloneei

Wa. w. SHIRLEY, A1ctloneer.
oil PAiNTIEGs.-A aucton WEDNESDAY,
~ June ~ al T0i o'clock, Al tho auction TcoDi idi WIZ
nsm-s 90 on Paintings In gin frames, yadous slblecS
Ac several paintings by CID masters engrayings "a gu
frames, kc. sale psrenptory for cash. Jeil Zas'
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THE OYSTER WAR REuoYED TO NEWARK -
An Information was filed some days since, before
Justice c. H. Andruss and II. S. Hainas OF this
county, by Geo Anderson, a constable Of Hudson
county, setting forth that he had captured two
boats Of Samuel D. Hart and Washing Sharfot
10th Ct Staten Island, who were gathering oysters
in Newark Bay, contrary 10 our statute. A writ
Of inquiry was issued returnable this mor1iug at
the Office Of Judge AndFuss, when the parties with
witnesses about twenty in number were present.
General t. V. II. Wright, appeared Counsel
Er the Informant, ard VIM. n. Carr, Esq, in place
Of the counsel Tor the Staten Islander. IA effort
wns made for an adjournment, without success,
aud tie witnesses were examined TO prove the
alleged infraclious Of our laws relating to oysters
ard claims The Court finally decided that the
bouts, with their tackle apparel, &c. were forfeit.
Cd, AID thereupon ordered them TO be sold forth
with Daily ADV. 1otl.
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auesoassr

viii se THIS DAY. At 10 o'cscs the Auction soom
II Pslist TO pas advances III, ezeed and plain English
psert levers lepines anchor sscepenenl qlsrcr and
verge secondhand wsches gold lever hnntns deached
levers and cylder sscspesni do guard ard vest ehsas
are large quantity OF lcwelfy
Also. An inYOica Of fna cnfIerY. l1lf
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WINDOW SHADES.
ury-oow SHADES.

WusDoW SHADES.
gIELfY EiKERs isi chslhsnst esil he ,iiszrca Of
N al rsnoss Ssnfirg shsdss 70 ,1sir sssossnezi q
rhsSe,, ara DGisaais ior rtf1z sas hsrgrz s.zeas-
So r.ks ne bsss csy only anc sel pfices sl -
az cert yess dan fay cher Esnnsctres. Al 5sstes
wxrrnnt rot 10 seek Or car. isi I'm
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u A TERRIFIC THUNDER Storm At PArER'
son. we are informed occurred at about O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon lasr, when the lightning
struck house in Broadway, Just beyond the resi-
dence Of Judge Dickerson The gable end OF the
house wss torn out, child seven years OF age
Killed instantly, and another 80 iuiared that is Is
probably dead BY this time A woman was also
seriously injured.
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pAHK OF sALIsBURY.The sc,ss . q sss 80
Dof salss1rJ, Maryland. recee.ned ~ T. - ia ~
&C Wlitnan u ger esrie,sccznh F%p'~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
NEWARK ITEMS.


~ We learn that Rev. f. L. Cumming, Of
Concord, N. II. has accepted the call of the First
Baptist Church, in Aca1emy-st. to become their
pastor, and will enter upon his duties on the FIRST
day of July next.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

THNfiE Of this School Monday The
M day December supernteadence ri
Isaiah Mcdonald who has taught said school,
the cuirc Of all We would those wishing
have children Taught the English solicited 10
fivo with their patronage, feel colc rendering
siactn IN all Pupils obtain boarding n the village
vicinity from a - per week This school situated a very
moral community about hree quarters Of mile from the Louisville
and Frankfort Rairoad. in Shelby county, kentucky.
Terms session OF five mouths:
Reading. Wiring and Essay. sc 20
Arithmetic. Geography. and English Grammar 90
Algebra. MelIsaTauoil Geometry etc. 10 90
The pupils attending the Chsalisbure School, entire
Of McGuihe Pnmeos Enslsh Grammar Davies Naihe-
ulatics. and Olnslead's Philosophy
James Clayton, Jno G. Farmer. Wilson Trustees
ISAIAH b MCDONALD.
Noy1 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

DoRK PACKING AND CORNERSTONE TIE unicrs;gnsf
have formed copartneIsp under the general hm 81 Waite
Cum & Col for The s1sss. Of ssh.ssag an, rasns
Gently owned and occupied by whe, McNsghse Bower,
which have made extensive Improvements and where ie bus
viii lie under the White, McNsghen
Coz We have also erected IN the of the hank
the Ohio establishment be conducted
der the OF White Cunningham Co.. for Strengthening and
packing hogs Which capacity business he substantial char
acr The buildings, aud the rs several
doabss not surpassed by any similar establishment The Uned
Suites The pens for the reception hogs wei hcored paved
the which duly appreciated cfoyeTs
es Of hogs and improved method Of rendering lard ks;
lies by siea been adopted article Onr
packnghouses airy, and above groot subject damp,
stagam an OF close cellars From style Of cutting curing ard
packing pork all us branches markets.
facilities Tor the purchase Of hogs aud eSedng the business Of kill
g curing &C. 600 hogs per day. connection with cape
OF years o the pork operations all is departments
haier ourselves that shall give entire satisfaction al whs
favor as with their business E-Boih Of establishments
within the city Limits and drorers and packers
I've also prepared ell times drovcrs and those
having hogs sell, prices paid either Cincinnati
Louisville DAVID WHITE,
JAS. II. CUNNINGHAM,
A. $ NcNAGHTEN
JOHN COBB
Ma,lson. Nov -0...,rA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

Before the Nev York Union Committee of Safety, on
the the 18th Of November, 1850.
Gen. CASS was called upon; and in response, that
distinguished gentleman spoke as follows:
While expressing TO the committee my thanks for the
honor they have done this occasion, re-
iran, sir, from expressing TO you personally, my grat
cation at the able and patriotic view you have presented
duty which devolves upon every true American citizen
this crisis of country; and the obligations feel for
the attention OF the committee enhanced by the
sideration that have the honor TO be associated in
these proceedings with those eminent citizens hon.
ored and esteemed through the whole country and
who have iabored with equal zeal and ability in the
patriotic task Of terminating the evils that aflct
[Applauss1 The spectacle exhibited the last
session OF Congress, and since renewed through the
country and to-day again displayed in your proceed
ngs IS dear to the heart Of every American who