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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-24
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TIE GOVERNMENT or THE UNITED States 'Alsf ~
AMERICA, a. D., 1850.
The Executive.
MuLARp FILLMORE, OF N r. PRESIDENT
KING. of Alabama Vice President.
The Cabinet
xr,, NJ Mass Sec. of State.
DANIEL ,., az Ohio. Sec. ofthe Treas.
IHoMAs cn,u,u. OF N. C. Sec. ofthe Navy.
WhLAa n Sa~ra,n. Of La. Sec. of War
CHARLEs Snr Of Pa. Sec. of Interior.
n. n. H., NJ NY, p. M. General.
NArh1S E ~ of XIV. . Att. General.
The Judiciary.
.r,aynI COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
poora B. TANEY, of Maryland Chief Justice.
Inux MCLEAN, of Ohio Associate.
1'mr, M. WAYNE, of Georgia -
JoHN CArRoN, of Tennessee "
John MCKINLEY, of Kentucky &c
PETER " DANIEL, of Virginia 90
SAMUEL NELSON, of New York ="
LEVI WOODBURY., Of N. Hamp. g
ROBERT C. GRIER, Of Penn. g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.


SUPREME CouRT-Special Ierm.-Befor Hon.
B. Morse Orders were entered into Yesterday In the
following cases The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Co.
vs. tho ioao Island Railroad 90 Motion made al July
Special Term in Kings County, petition OF Jacob Little
and Edward B Lille Denied with coits
Seth Whitin9 against Nathaniel ID Hyatt and opsrs-
The reference this made to Dennis McMahon,
whohe report wasread Ordered judgment OF foreclosure
snd SALE with allowance OF $780, and also an allowance
Of $50 guardian ed Item papers 10 be filed and Or
der entered with the Clerk OF Westcheaer.
Marlborough Churchill, &c aRt Ira ley and obey.-
Ordered that the ps be allowed 10 per cent on brat % 000
and per cebt on the baisnce.
W. lias Williamson, admirisr, agt. Jas'es Me0ahsp-
&c por OF referee Judah b. VOORHEES, ag 10 amount DUE
and ordered Judgment Of foreclosure and sale With an al
lowapce Of per cent amount reported due
AnayyyUis ID SGbIg1rre We. jacob Carpenter ana oH
eys-h efeYred 10 John Dlksman Esq.
Samuel Knapp agt Israel Harriet and otsTs ordered
that Wm, H. Robertson appointed guardian ad itsm OF
Mary Knapp, on executing q bond In the penalty Of
Sl0N0 with Two gurtiea
= f, EIDE, lex " hu and ,pe agt Rodney g. Church and
others Referred to Holmes w Murphy 10 lake proof OF
the ac,h and circumstances set forth in complaint aud
compute an cunt dns.
Jonathan Tho,ae and Samuel Wets Executors Of lsvGe
Coyse against Ebene1er HaJoyd ard ohersRefcned 10
Judah Voorhees, 10 compute amount due III.
AmartHis L. De Labigarye sgt Etias H. Fan pooTh''-
Complaint dismissed.
Anson Perkins "a, John p Parker and others-Ordered
that The ORDER In Lis The sih Nov l84o eo
vacated Coals 10 abide he event OF suit
ysaah Mead and Moses d. Rogers, bneenforS % Lesots
Mad apt Yan Ness BnrTenOrdered that cause be dis
continued. n
Isaac L. COndii az. Edioin L. Vison and 0thta-he-
lerl ed TO judah d. Voorhees, to compute taouns que
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strpotion Of these boats Isttery; but We are In.
foymed that about three years since one OF them
wastaken by Sir John Richardson 10 the Arctic
raoone where it was found so serviceaoie thabt tins
Admiralty fitted out each Of the expeditions iaFey
disnzt@bed in search of Sir John Franklin with
boate of the improved construction oi tne vel9e
Of the invention no one can for moment ea'ef'SIn
doubt r. .Lo
Al the special request Of the Committees oil the
ROYAL Humane Society aud the ohIpwreeReu
Mariners sooiety, come further experiment. on
Mr.. Bonneyg safety yacht were hen made. fhe '
dimensions Of this little vessel sre-length - tses
6 inohea breadth, feet 10 inches depth, lee'
inches, with exterior panks OF gptta pe!caa' Inc
sides are double from the blge up ards to the spar
nents, &c. The object this occasion was %
show that the little craft coold only be espszed at
the will Of those on board and thus two at9ut fell
lows were sent on board the saiis were all aet. aud
the men Jumped arboard or starboard, as the case
might be- and each laid hold OF the snroads as nigh
az thew could; their weight brought the vessel
over and she lsy fiat on the surface, the men keep
ing her in that position by holding on near the
crutch Of the gsf, but the moment they ies CO. or
rather in two three secondS she rlSnes1' 'd1u8u
of course full of water in the middle, aud lay even
on the water The water was taken out IN ABOUT
minute with couple of buckets, and she was IN
trim for sailing again, though she could SAL very
wei with the water in her The experiment was
repeated several times, and appeared 70 Dc hlsniy
satisfactory to several naval officers who were pre-
cent AS applied to life boats on large SCALE or
ANAL boats on rivers and lakes, the Invention ap
pears to us to render every security
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and C between Ninth and Tenth ard Avenues qua
G Adopted by the fnowfGg votes A6lrnaaee AZ
Boyee, Barr Webb Alderman Crane SrHnc1s smpb
Kipp, sammis, Sands, Ward RogeFs otan Alvo'u- ~
or lhs COMMITTEES Repairs and suppiss ~ tay y IN "a
sions with the City Prison Adopted IA. o. =,
0fha Committee Rep'irs and sappueSS' en-, 1 ~
building vault In front OF the UeiIed States SeH' iO'
DOR wood and coal. Referred bsf9 ,t. 10 ,so
or The Committee OF Polie IN favor OF grahnhe le s
OF ct I'D niniRg bs Prison In amos al 10 me "
the Aims Ho6se Adopted ,..,.,. .,
Ofhe con mites on Roads in favor OF regulating a41
grading Secondary from Twenty eighth 70 ooe Hahqfen
snd Trnty hiTd ct with ordnsn therefor Adopted ny
The following vote Adirn1tips-0scar ~ safteyaas
JudsoD, Halsy, McCsnhy Bovce Barr, Webb, AcKermsn
Crane Francis smith Kipp, e4mmts, Sands, Wa'd h's'
or The Committee on streets, TO concur in contracting
for the Russ pavement from the Bonded Warehouse, n
Brosdwsy TO Aofriss Adopted by The following To.s
AG'mattre-hessfs JudIon, the r,esias K,1, s.@ms
Waid Rogers Dean AiVord-l4 Neg1hse-aessrS Ia
ley. Francis Smith Sands. .a,,,
iBg Forty. nnlh. from Eas, River 10 filth ay
upand adopted EoVithSardng hs veto OF hs h9nof s1a
sen, Haley The President Mccarthy, B1ycs, Ba,r Alex
mar Francis smith Kipp ssmmif sands Waru, hgSee'
Aivord-l6. Nfgafise-aessTs %7op' 'rSh'' D'AN-''
BY Assistant AID snnds-of jacob Sharpe for payment
Fventy Eighth st g. RIO Committee Finance.
REPORTS. ann
Ofhe Finance Committee, 10 concur In donahon % NV
TO Andrew msttin for injury TO horse ana cat 3y sns
IL excavation In Rdge.si Adopted oy Inc oiio~
vote AgtymaseA'st Aid Jud,on, Haley, MeoGF my
Boyce Barr Webb, Ackerman, Francis, bmltn, h!!6pp
ssnmis sands ard. Rogers, Alyord-5. NegatiVe-Fhe
President, Asst. Aid Crane. .,.
or the Commuee Streets, recommending mat me
sidewalks around st. Johns Park be Jagged Referred
back.
Ofsame to concur TO flag sidewalk In NneteenihsL be-
tween First and Second avenues hsid on tie table
OF same f.g sidewalks in e 1teen!9 g. be-
tween Second and Third avenues Adopted by lhe looW
Ing vote: 4Grnatpe-The President Aait AID. J1dson,
Haley, Mccarthy Boyce, Barr Webb Alderman Crane,
Francis Smith, Kipp, 3ammlS Sands, Ward, Rogers Dean
Alvord-l8
or Same-Fo concur to flag sidewalk In Avenue D be-
tween seeond and Tenth ss Adopted Py Inc following
yots Affirmative w BturteyanL ESQ President in
The Chair; Assistant Aid Judscn Haley, Mccarthy Boyce
Bar webb Ackermsn, Crane Francis, Smith, Ripp
Sammis, Sands Ward, Rogers Ayod
RESOLUTIONS. 49,
70 Assistant AID Avord-Tha the vacant 1919 on W es
aids Fcurh.avenue and fronting on 5even'eenlh ana
Eighteenth ats be fenced in under The direction OF ne
Stree, Commissioner that he prepare the necessary
ordinance To Committee on Streets ,. -.
By Assistant AID Smilh-That Lewist from houston 10
Eighth.at be lighed with gas Adopted ,,1,, -,
By Ssme-That Avenue B. from Tenth TO Tnlrteenln a1'
rbe Board then ADJOURNED to Wednesday afternoon at
'o''O'A Ni''- Wv RICHARD SCOTT, Clerk
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OFFICIAL Boura of Assistant. Aldermen.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
re Tuesday, BepL3.
P,esent-Osoar w. Sturtevent Esq President,
In the Cbair; Assistant AID. Judson, Haley McCsflhy,
Boyce, Barr, Webb, Alderman, Crane F.1ncl' smi'h'
KiPP, sSmms Sands, Ward Rogers oeaD' AVofo'
By Assistant Aid AvotdThat the sonce enclosing Mad
lsonsqusie, Fwenythrd-st. and ais? on Eifsesy be
set 10 uniform lire win the court yards IN NOSE Ruee-
To c ommtee on Lands ana Places -,
By Assistant Aid Ackerman-0f Capt Trumbus, Eighn
Wsro Police asking that the celia aud cages iof The sse'
keepn of lsoners be altered aud Improved the WOODEN
hunks in the mems sleeping foom DO excnangea l1 ou
bedetesds and thai The mems sitting roen be iufni'nea
70 omIni,tee on Repalfs aud Supplies. -.
Remembrance OF Henry Pnle aud Diners, sgsl1s' .ne
appropriation Of Tue PARK adjacent TO The fVe olhs io'
wishing establishment u has been paid ~ oY esaess
cut guaranteed be kept aud tue purpose ior
whifh 1t 10 proposed be used Will operae as NUISANCE
10 font OF their property TO finance Committee:
BY Assistant Aid sauds-Remonsu snce Of samuel NJ o;
No ton against rasing OskA' from rear 10 os'ueiino
sis 70 Committee Oh Strs els go
By ASSISTANT AID Ffsncis-Ot W. w. Tinker, for the
po,tut q. Ringer ] o Committee Fire Department
By As.iltsnt AID. Alyo,d-O OF Peter Ronme Tor me
posi OF Eel Ringer at twenty second st Tower az
By Assistant AID. Haley-Memorial Of the Indus nal
Congress- being resolutions vhl pansed ha body az 10
the manner In which he public WORKS ef the Cy ae car
ned on. To The Comm tee on Law Dspei Imen''
RESOLUTIONS. ,
By Assistant AID AlvoId-Fhat Lewis sseh he permit
tap The Crolon Wsle' mains IN zhlfd'sv ~ oeY
Fifth A. to supply dwelling with wai9E-he go ns "
be done under direction of the Croon wafer bshH-
Adopted. -, =, f,,v ~
eoucufng ordnsnoer appoint Asfs'sotE and asae.a
expel sc filing certain lots VIZ Between six eenln s9t
Seventeenth and Avenue and betN cen FnhV nm
ar hirts eighth sta aud East River and 5econa 70
TWEEN Phb AID sixth-GY and AveEuas0 tnd oStWsoa
sxth and Seventh ais ard Avenues B and CT bslWeea
Ninh aud Tenth ard Avenues ard o; beWttn tsnln
and Flsgrrth ais and Avenues pnd between rhiry'
fourth ard THt7nnbss and seyenih and elshtn s's,i
between Thfy first and FhlitF'sscOhc tla ana u Ansa
apd Rturh avs betEeen tloserth and Tweith SIS ana
Ayetute ard G.; bstg Esht1 end Ninihs "a afs
nuea sno CT between seyenhandEish cts e7a Avenues
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CONNECTICUT SCENERY.
A VISIT 10 Lstchneid.


Correspondence OF Fhe Tribune
WASHINGTON, (Conn.) Wednesday, Aug. FL
The County of Litchhed, in the land OF wooden
nutmeg celebrity, be it known, is one Of the most
beautiful in that State, and is delightful place for
those Of our New York citizens who have an oppor-
tunity to rusticate for few weeks About ten
DAYS since, the writer conceived the idea Of enjoy.
ing the free and uncontaminated country air and
for that purpose wendell his way to the Railroad
d9p6t in Caualet where he embarked for Bridge
port in the New Haven cars. On arriving at
bridgeport, he was transferred to the Housatonc
cars and in II hours aiterward was safely landed
at the beautiful and flourishng town of New Mil.
ford A private convey ance was soon in readiness,
in which he took seat for Warrington, very
growing country village, noted for its elevated locs-
zion There are several good hotels h5re-among
them, VIM. Parrishs wel-kept and well-provded
Temperance House, On the corner OF Main snd
Peach ats.
Near Washine ton flows beautiful river, on the
banks of which abundance of game is found, and
in it's limpid waters are to be found the choicest
fsh, thus afording to the sportsman the most
ample means of gratifying his Sportlye taste. The
bathing, too. ia this stream, is also very line, and
il highly priced by all who visit its banks.
The farmers OF Ltchield County are generally
free of debt, and of course independent The soil
is D6Et6T A0ApteO W dZth6 lHaA as PN
poses, notwithstanding bountiul crops Of corn, rye
and Data are produced when perfectly cultiva
On the banks of the river before mentioned are
two be autiful resreats, known as Steep Rock and
Hogs B ack, the frat of which 10 large fat rock
projecting from the bank and overhangng sheriyer
a vast distance above the water Thousands
yearly visit this magnificent and at the Same time
dangerous-lookng place.
noes Back il bu! short distance from Steep
Rock, both being within a reasonable walking dis
tance of w Arlington. This natural curiosity 10 an
exceedingly high mountain, shape similar to
hogs back aud very difficult OF ascent, notWth-
standing which its highest peak is attained by
many perse vering pedestrian, who after gaining
the victory ia richly repaid for his labor, as from it's
top may be witnessed a. one view most beeuti-
full and romantic expanse ofcountry. The borough
Of Litcbfeld THE county seat,) is located about
eie miles nearly west of Washington, and is
Houriahing place. Several well known institutions
of leafniag arc founded at Litch6eld all Of which
are in successful operation. Many other places OF
eas note in thin vicinity might with propriety be
noticed but they must be omitted fos want ofspace.
left Lischfed and especially the good people Of
Washington with much reluctance, bat intend to
ruaticate there short period, ifspared till the op.
pressve weather of another summer arrives Our
city friends who have leisure, and desre to leave
the ever busting Gotham for n fsw days oanno
find more pleasant place to viait than Washing
ton BY,
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INSURANCE..


THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
nRRHE CITY OF NETWORK, Office cor. Of Green.
(Which and Dew sts over the North River Bank. Cash
capital 100000 Insurance Against loss or damage 5y hro
NN'' CROWELL ADANS, President
aEopGE w SAyAsE Secretary. je20h
TT7HR NEw.ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN
L SURANCE COMPANY, Of Boston, insareS nVe& on
the mutual principle Agency Is Wsllst Jaunceey.Cout
Guarantee ctpta and net accumulation exceedln9 ooOV
and liz 0snsft of members present and future
The whole safely and advsntaReousy invested,
The business conducted exclusively for TIE benen OF Inc
persons insured 80 10000
Surplus distributed among The members every NTH year
from December 1885, settled In cash, or by adolnon 70
policy. -, ,..u .
desired, and amounts not 100 small.
In Policy for the whole life, The Insured, being under
the age fyseven, pay annually for five years. In
half OF The premium II thai age, threehhs at least,
no TO be paid, and inierest on the remainder.
Forms OF application, and pamphlets Of the Company and
Its reports be had CT the agent or forwarded by mai
written for post paid.
Fhis Company hes complied In eyery particular With the
laws of this State respecting Companies OF other States
doing buaines here, aid the Agent has cernhcate from
the Controller 10 that effect
Willard Phillips Preaident
H. p Wilder, Chaa. r. Curtis, n ?. Cunningham,
Geo Il Kuhn VIM. W. Stone, Petef wainwright
Cbss Browne, Tbos A. Dexter, VIM. Raymond Lea
VIM Perkins Sswell Tappan
BENJAMIN +. STEVENS, Secretary.
j HOPPER Solicitor and Agent OF the Company,
au2l law2m 43 Walst Janneey Court, Nav. York.
UROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
D-Ofice No, Merchants Exchange, Wa.st N: I. anG
IS Fulton s. Brooklyn. WIN. ELLSWORTH, Prest-
A. g. STEyENs, Secretary any ON"
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WILLIAMSBURGH= ITEMS.


FlREs-The FIRE IL o'clock Monday night was at
the morocco factory Of Mr.. 7. Green, North See
ond-st. between Ninth and Tenth, in rear build
ing, used for the manufacture of patent leather
1t was exsinguished with considerable loss :. The
alarm about O'Clock Tuesday morning was caused
by fire on the same premises, the origin OF
either Of which cannot, VIC understand, be- &C
counted for. The building and contents much in
jured. Former insured, but a loss occurred of
about 81 900 on the stook, which, it la said was not
covered.
UFioE OF WILLIAMSBURG AID BRooKLYN TO
NEw.YoRK-speoial Committees of both Boards
Of the Common Council Of New York, the Board Of
Aldermen of Brooklyn and the Board OF Trustees
of Williams urgh, have been appointed to confer
with each other on the propriesy and advantage or
Otherwise OF uniting tho three as the City of New.
York and reporting thereon One OF the benefits
OF the advantages 10 Wiilismsburgb and Brooklyn
VIII be participation in the benefits of the Croton
water Williamson gh owes hut $4,000 in the
1 y,1I and that is funded, payable in FIVE years
" neither there will be al unproportioned dissdvan.
tage Ia assuming share of the larger debt Of the
CUES 10 quts ticn which will probably corne up ia
Gommh'ee The deht Of New. York ia large, bus
TO the debt ~ " "J 9f1N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
n 2 poUoH. Auctlopeer.

D. 8. HOUGH, Auctoneer.
FVyRJE DAY. at lO4 ociock, TAI BcekmanEt.
4 large ana desirable assortment of sscon hand Furnl'
Ie removed for convenience osae viz Sofas b1reaux,
vardrobes paror chairs rockers card tables o'omaus,
mantle CLOCKS Bohemian vRses, gtrsndoles &c Also,
good ety Of new Cabinet Furniture In plush and hair
L. G CARRINGTON, Auctoneer.
VpY JACOB g. PGATT.-CROCKERY, CHINA,
ID Class and Earthen ware TO MORROW ~ 10 o'clock
gen ere assortment sut country well city dealers
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J. W. BROWN, Auctiol Q u.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, House Furnishing
III articles Piano.Fores, &c.-THlS DAY. tWednes-
ds,) sept 4 al lei clock at "a Broad way, w BRO WN
wflel al auction without reserve large assortment OF
gents Furniture embracing French and other bed.esds,
marble top bureax and work stands book cases. soas d.
tetatetes oarlor and cane-sea chairs rocking and
easy chairs chamber furniture in auites &c &c Also,
lamps girandoes trays slverpased ware, bohemian
nieno S,yas "a liz
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Fourp DRowSED.-The body OF man, aP pr
g 1mr,y on Monday morning. Ha had been in
t ne~,p ater long time, and much di'agursd
1 There wa. notbDg found on his s6aer
a small Dutch coin. None knew him his dress
sgss blue cloth pantH, black silk vest black neck
handkerchief. white shrs and calf skin boots Jus
tce Cutter OF Jersey City, examined the body ana
had il intered
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For RtlFope
GUARD LINE-Fey Lice,
For Bremen.
AWE ASh VtN1
OCEAN RrRAm NAVIGATION
FRAN Hremens
EEbII kSH p'
M.v,oArIoH yTaMpkHv

OcEAg srEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
xAspIsaT0N Can't LLorp For York So. Thur. Aug
aFRM.SN Can't For Nav YORK Sun sept
WASHINGTON Capt For New Yors Tues Oct 10
HERMANN Capt Tor New OK FriS NOV 10
wAsHIEGToN. Capt LLorp w For Ss~-Y ork.sun. Dec IL
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NEWARK ITEMS.

US Acknowledgements Mclaughlin OF the
Cd II q, Dragons, left here on Monday morning
with another detachment of recruits, en- roqts for
Carlisle, Pa They are mostly young men aud have
enlisted with the intention of settling at the sceneH
of their services when they shall have expired
Up. The Anniversary of the Hunserdon County
Bible Society was held in the Presbyterian Church
a, Readvle on the Goth alt. The ANIMAL sermon
was preached by r. Kirkpatrick D. D. The ex-
poraton of the country which had been in progress
one ear as nearly completed. 464l families had
been visited and gal found destitute and supplied
with the Scriptures
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

Ey~ Rey.J- M, Tutsle Of the Jersey City NJ f.
ChHfch has bsen obliged to suspend his labors Tor
the present on account of an Affection of the throat
Boar RACK On Monday next there will pa
re- alta from Jersey City to Red ook three times
and back, with boats Of any sze under rs feet losg
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FOR Ohngres.
For Glasgow.

EMPIRE CITY j Wnaos From New Yors .Tnss Sept II
Capt D. D. PsArna FromNew Tork Wed Septll
Capt WrsDLI From Nav York Frd Sept
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E-zr The Loco. Foco Delegates to the State Con =,
yentop from Hudson Co. are directed TO go LOT ons
s;dou Eor Governor.
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sry.ntR ARREssEoH.-Ths Directors of the
Jersey City Ferry Company taxi an exclusion on
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IG CARRINGTON, Auction eer.

NV YAE0R ~ PLATr,-HARDWARE AND
DCUTLERY-THis DAY at 10 O'Clock, al the Auction
Rom rs Plat Among watch Is one cs'e assorted .eS-
sewing &c gross brad avis, Is gross slesl knit
ing pins % dozen mill sle: oyster h 1nSss 1A en-,
,scts sbStbelir. banmers 81 BowtekuiYes with
sbeabs and some with silver handles picker pads
brace and bs 6St pair damaged traces Taper saw Mes 81
ery on cards and in dozens among which are
rszors scs,os shess &c ASo tsbio knives and i9rks
lock butcher kpivee cotton cats brushes &c &C
hch win be sold without Also an invoice
OF American plated or 0emsn silver Also cases
camphene lamps ECO papers polishing powder. n B.
On Fhurday 10 O'clock, in the large saiesToom over
the auction etoe Crockery Ch aud Earthenwere.
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From Glasgow.

Fyo4a Ne,0 York for GLas9ow
TY OF GLASGOW b hATuEvs About tbs middle Of svsy
alternate month May JuS September Scsr and January
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nE. RIOHARDsCN's sYRUP. One ot.he best
~. ehiess o,bus ard summer complaints and painn tho
seIG al Dr. TaphssenA $40 Pearls, oaaes II. ang,
100 asos5ysy; the d'ugRsst 46l do Boben 4.
ssnSs igs Boseyy Hsydock "a Pe4rlst Also, Mrs.
HAYS IFS Fulton-Gl Brooklyn city. iel 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

THE TAlLeRs.-Henry E. Holsappe and Lewis
Beshen were brought into Justice Smiths court
Monday afternoon, having been arrested on charge
OF riot, preferred by Adolph Gullege. The parties
waived an examination in the police court, aud
were held to bail for their appearance at the next
court having jurisdiction in the case. They belong
to the same party Of German tailors who it will be
recoected assaulted the co ppainant in his house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
I1ARDW ARE.

PAPER MAKERS WIRES.
FV1HH srsss. stock the United ssies we'll sssoffed
Il eontisnR OF Fourdrner Wirea from 80 inches to "a
inches vida Nos 90 and 10 and al Numbers OF copper ane
brnss vre eoth-HoF sale tho !o~est terms and ~aT
nnted in every respet equal me imported al tho ofcs
Toe Johnst New.Yo or Al the msnnIsctoIy SsIy1lte
aav-Jersey ltyl9 sm'l Wa sfEFhbSS . eore
BoONYoN cur NAILS,
Az AGN0RTHRNT constantly on hand and fot sale
a hv DUDLEY B. FULLER co.
eu24 lmeod+ lss Gteenwich.st corner OF cedsr"
sswOyE HOLLOW WARR~stove Dealers wish
Htng good arrcle OF ribbed pos kettles aud spiders,
ground smooth neide baed and varashedc De supplied
mmediatey on ep Of the order Delivered to the
or boats and no charge for carriage CASPER r. HOA0.
schenectady. 7. Aug. 81. snH Inn
6sBAdE CABLEB-A large a4sormsn, Of 1nKfth
~ prVash, fsom 9-s to la Inehss. FOR sale by
ma aAuHP BERaICKaoH 1H3 SoAtssst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON IssUEAScs coMpAsY !

OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE. COMPANY
NRw-YoRR. sept q 1850 !
TTNHE BOARD OF DIRECTOR Of shia Company
have lhis day declared regular GENT snaaal dividend
OF 81 10 per share payable 10 the sockhodera or their
legal representatives on demand
EaMUYAA.-DR8 CHiLDs h SoAD nave removee
AAther Office go Chsmserssi Once hoarr rerEe 10 IL
o'clock, A IA and nom 30 and to 9, Pm
Fhsy have opened Medical and Surgical EshHaafy
where the poor VIII be attended ErstuoosY % fue9dAYs
thursdays and Saturdays, trou 70 II o'clock A n
Dr. Chids viii give particular ssnicr % d.snasts oisoe
ehest lnnGs and heah. ..,
DR. Pcrd TO dssases Of tbs eye snd esf, and % s:fEs
sasas generally. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

Frsss ILas0oto for Neto- Yors
afTY GLASGOW. b r AATasws About the middle OF every
asrnats Ia Ap June August os Deer and F"Sy'