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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-21
FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES.
prom rnr noarn AMsnIcAs.

,.. PROM THE NORTH AMBRIcAS.
The following communication, embracing que
res of an interesting nature, was received some
days since, at period when we were ourselves
too laborousy occupied to give them the attention
which we were desirous to bestow; and we ac-
cordingy transferred them 10 friend possessing the
leisure which we could not then command, as well
as an uncommonly extensive and accurate know
ledge Of the subject to which they refer. The re-
plies with which he has favored us are OF SO thlf
and satisfactory character as to cover the whole
ground and leave nothing wanting
FOR THE NORTH AMERICAN AND UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
Messrs EDIToRs Will you oblge old subscriber by
Answering few inquiries the statistics of the United
States in reference the Of imports and exports
see from the reports Of the Secretary of the Treasury, that
the imports exceeded the exports, from l7sl to ls4O,
S747 l60 and in 1889 imports exceeded
ports 063 76 while in 1910 exports exceeded
imports $780, 1885, O59 making change Of S67s2s,7 IT'S in
one year. This is of the questions wish to answer,
as we'll as TO show what caused this change at that time.
Was failure in foreign crops, the scarcity OF money in
the United States !
And how was all this wonderful amount paid For if
understand right it had to be paid in specie if where
did the specie come from mean the STAT, ,53s,
And how does the balance stand between the imports and
exports in each year from 1910 ls4s An early
to these inquiries through the columns Of your excellent
paper will be gratefully received by my friends, we'll
OLD SUBSCRIBER.
PHILAD ELPH1A, JuHE, ls4s. a
The following is the reply:
To the Editors of the North american and Y. $. Gazette
GENTLEMEN Your correspondent, an "Old Subscriber,
be puzzled about tine OF our imports for
1889 over our exports the year. and asshow could be
that our exports 1910 exceeded imports making diff
ference according his account Of that to
saw adding Of exports of the last named to
the excess Of imports OF the year preceding. Thus:
Excess Of imports for 1889 S4l ,O63,7l6
Excess Of exports for ls40 26, ,766, ,O59
Whole amount Of difference. ...... 67,S29,775
Were attempted the isolated question Of this
difference would doubtless be the true to say thai
the importaons of 1899 gy ercessre for although
there the difference stated above yet go to our
ports and examine them, find that in 1889 and $40 we
exported as follows, viz 4 eG
In 1s40 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl3z, ,Oso,asb
+. q p .aa
Deficiency of export. li,oo7,55O
So that there was but falling off in exports in the two
years Of ST. ,O57,53O .. ill., .a, .@&
While in 1889 we imported ..Sl62,0 ,092, 1873
Do 1910 do. o................ lO7l4l,5ls
Surplus of imports .............. 54,950,6l3
m.". -m -. Retained for
<au consumption.
The amount of exported foreign goods
was in 1889 ST., ,494, ,525. .Sl44, ,5s7, ,607
In 1870 ........... lS, 100, ,3l2.... So, ,95l, ,207
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AUOfhey and COhnseII0r at Law,
DRACTlCES In the several of the District attends
to private collections, conveyancng Nc., and to the
prosecution Of claim, before Conges and the several De-
dartnents oct l5-2awu
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UTANTED.-A gentleman OF middle or advanced age,
wv whe give ample testimony Of capacity, character
experience &c., take charge of certainly two and proba
bly, boys well advanced utheir classical English aud
mathematical studies Address the subscriber postpaid or
personal interview finally would be absolutely a
Good Luck Post Office, Prince Georges county Maryland
My residence be easily reached eight miles from either
Badensbury Beltsve the Baltimore and Washington
railroad GEO. W. DUyALI =
dec l4-cptf
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90, fUo,SoU
These calculations show the manner in which these i'm
balances have grown up against until they have
amounted upwards Of 600 Of dollars since l79l
And though this may not be very exact yet il is very
clear should have been in bad way we had been really
in foreign rad doing the business the tables show but
this evidently is the case. We have had, all the time
named very large commercial marne receiving very heavy
fegh which belong the credit side Of foreign trade
account Wehav not at command the means OF making
estimate of the earned by shipping
engaged in the foreign domestic trade since 1871 but
with regard the former there is article in Fishers Ma
tional Magazine and Industrial Record commencing page
lll2, I'd volume, written by Thomas Lamb, Esq,
chant Of great experience in Boston, and he estimates the
freights earned in ls45 as follows, viz
Freights earned on imports for domestic
factures ...................... So, 754, $50
On exports for foreign manufactures. 9,75s, 600
On exports OF domestic manufactures. 363, 900
On imports of foreign manufactures 929 s65
On imports for consumption So, 9s5,005
On exports OF foreign importations. $4,000
- 1885, Oo5
On exports Of the bulky articles Of our fisheries
forests, and agriculture. ............... 4,447,ooo
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TRUSTEES
To THE OLD SOLDIERS AND THOSE OE
MORE RECENT SERVICE.

ID ICHARD POLLARD proposes to obtain warrants for
LII your land under the late law of Congress.
He will be moderate in his charges such services viz
cent commission estimating the at the Govern
ment minimum price, Si.25 per acre
He will mention that served in the regular army during
the last war with England this fact may be
ton OF employment to his brother soldiers their
tatives who are entitled to bounty lands.
Letters addressed to him, postage paid will meet with
prompt attention.
His post Office is Warren, Albemarle county Virginia.
nov is-w4wcp
CARD The subscriber respectfully offers his services
to the holders OF under the recent o
gress' to select and enter lands.
The western part of Wisconsin in the
vantage holds out for such entries The soil fertile the
air pure and healthy the climate delightful Washed
side the great mississippi already has great commercial
acie while railroads under process OF construction
w soon afford uninterrupted communication with the
Atlantic seaboard
The increase in wealth and population is annually very
great Many choice lands yet remain unentered
The subscriber, from his acquaintance with these and
general knowledge Of the prospects and advantages OF various
locations is that he could give satisfaction to any who
may employ him.
All legal business connected with lands their pur
chase, SALE entry redemption, promptly and carefully at
tended to.
His charges will be moderate, and in proportion time
and trouble in each case.
Refers to the following gentlemen
Hon. III. S. FooTE, United States Senate.
Hon. j. NJ Mason, do
Pro w f. HoRSER, Philadelphia.
TRUMAN HoRNER, Esq, Warrenton, Va
Adjre,, WILLIAM HORNER,
nov Is-cpim Lancaster, Grant county, wisconsin
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IL in the quiet and pleasant village Of Leesbug the mds,
Of intelligent and moral community in healthest
as we most beautiful sections Of Virginia The building
furnished with convenient scnoo. rooms anu large
room, sequaed BY few in elegance and adapedness
purposes There is also sufficient and wel-seleced appa-
rstus for public lectures and the Of the school
The trustees have placed the institution under the direction
OF Messrs s. H. MARSH, A. M, and J. w. MARSH A. b.;
and in confidence Of their ability and experience would cali
the attention Of parents to the and great advantages that
possesses as place where their gain thorough
mental training and acquire knowledge Of those
OF science Of importance in practical life.
The academic year Of ten months divided into terms
the one commencing the first Monday Of September the
other on the first Monday Of February The tuition fee in
the classical department. $l666 per term In the English
department. $40 Half the tuition in the latter paid BY the
trustees from fund at their disposal
Board be obtained in town in pleasant families shout
ODert term
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Whole amount Of difference i.

Were attempted to answer the isolated question OF this
difference would doubtless be the true to say thai
the mportaons of 1899 rery ercesre for although
there is the difference stated above yet go to our
ports and examine them, find that in 1889 and $40 we
exported as follows viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
PROPOSALS.


C,ROToE AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To Sewer Builders -,
saed ProSossls endorsed Proposal Tor Sewer Warren 81
VIII be the office Of the Croon A1ledles o ~
"Wednesday ths 95th day Of lsS ~ 80 & RToa
way through way Warren st 20 aPont ~ w arrsn
Toe. vest in length The plan ana
fca7s Of work be ootalaed
an 10 Purveyo this Office September ~
1850 NICHOLAS DEAN, President $40 W
C1ROTON AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT, Rotunda, Park, Sept
81 is5nTO SEWER Bull DERS-Seasd proposals ndorsed,
o6si m sewer Batavia street WILDE received at the otce
If M croton Aoudut Department until Tuesday October at
o'cIoe5 Nj to build Batavia from Roosevelt to near
l4nsh about 325 feet specifications Of ti9
all other uomaton can BE- obtained on application me
Water Puryeyor this office NICHOLAS DEAN Prssdsuttro
ton Aque5uct Department sLt W.
S1TRFET DEPARTMENT No. HALL OF RECORDS
SSSeaeJ proposals WI be the Street Commissioners
Office until Monday September so 1850 TO fence vacant lots oa Mad
avenue Twenty eighth aud Twsnty,nnh streets Fourth and
Twenty frat to street 10 ese vacant lois on sE
street. 10 lr7lsg Place 10 ence vacant
lots Madison avenue and Teniy = stree 10 C vac ~
from Second 10 Third avenue 10 ence va
Sixth and Seventh avenues oisnce 2s on
Washington ant West streets 10 nag sidewalks on
Fortysecond street between FitA and Eighth avenues rams
ctcaons and all information thereto can oe hal On
81 JT DODGE. Street Commissioner
StTRFET DEPARTMENT., 40 HALL OF RECORDS
SSeasd proposals vii be rscersd At the S0ls9' N .lS
soners Office Monday September go 1850 - cio
p NJ tag space four feet VIDE through the east5'!
the Eighth avenue, from Forty second to f! lf ~
curb and gutter FortyeGo1d street Eo. h5 20
Plans, specifications and gntofna1a ts1 aa
be had application 10 the C0ntraet G.SfA . " t
Sept 10 1856 s201 JOHS T. DODGE street toluHl.-zlon
c1TRFTT MP 1RTTFYT- No 4HALI OF RECoRDs.-seaisd
Gproposals will be received at the Street p ~,
til Saturday 7st day Of September INST al aoc" i
build addition 10 the per known as 10 - 10 r. rs1t,
an addition pier known as No ii NoItH mel 10 So
nave curb and gutter and flag Twenty MIN stree ION
Tenth Plans specifications aud an M I
be application the Contract Csfk OF tns
sent ia 1850 Tsfg1 JOHN T. DODGE, Street CoHmssIonsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

Hon1clpE-Mr Francis ]. Smith, OF Patn
Rock. Jefferson Co, Mo. few days slnoe klled
free negro man named Ray, under the following
circumstances 1t appears thet at recent sac OF
Care Whites estate, MIR. Smith purchased num-
Der OF negroes Subsequent to the sale, and after
the NEGROES were in his possession, Ray claimed
them as his property, and demanded them from Mr..
Smith bis demand was refused, when q writ Of
replevin was obtained against Smith Among the
negroes was child net claimed in the repIevn
and Smith refused to give 1t up Ray took hold Of
the child and insisted upon dragging it off, when
Smith pulled it from him. Ray had gun in his
hand aud raised it as il he intended to shoot when
Smith drew pistol This caused Ray to drop his
gun. After some words bad passed Smith turned
upon Ray and waE going off from him, but scarcely
had he advanced five PAGES before Ray upon
and struck hin severe blow over the shoulder
with the gun, the force OF which broke the barrel
from the stock. Smith drew his pistol and wheeled
about Just in time to perceive that Ray was in the
act of running him through with the stock portion
OF the gun remaining Id his hand the point of which
was sharp enough for that purpose if applied with
force he jumped aside and shot his pistol the
ball from which took effect upon Ray, killing him
almost ipatsnty. Smith gave himselfup.
IN. o. 1rus Delta
DEATH OF JUDGE STRoSG,-We learn that Hon.
Solomon Strong OF Leominster, died suddenly on
Monday night. he found himself i'll and awoke bis
wife, telling her that he was going to die, and died
soon after. Judge Strong was about 70 years old.
he was Justice of the @. G. Pleas about 20 yeass,
and during the whole time never missed days
astendances He was very amiabs man in all the
relations of life. Lowell American
FIRE-The building, 81 Hudson at. Albany,
known az the st. Charles occupied by William
Bennett as porter house, was consumed by Ere
early Saturday morning. The building belonged
20 the estate Of the late Elisha Dorr TIE house
was fully covered by insurance, as were also the
contents.
CANADA We perceive by potics in the Can,
ada Gazette that the Provincial Parliament which
was prorogued from the 10Th of August last TO the
18th OF September inst has been further pro
rosued 10 she esd Of October.
ISsTALLArloE.-Rev. Edward A. Buckley late
of Geneva, n Y, was installed over the 0ahodox
Society in Gfoton, Mass, on Wednesday, the 18th
inst The sermon VISA preached by Rev Mr Swain,
Of Nsshus, N, q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
oLMsrEAD's PATENT sgoYE8

HALLS, CHURCHES, STORES PARLoRs OFFICES, &c
vFNHE SUBSCRIBER you'd cali the attention OF NOSE
In wan! OF Stoves to hia complete assortment! OF me
most approved patterns OF heating and cooking Stoves
Also manufacturer and dealer In plain and Jsps1ned TN
ware Britannia and general Goods Alca
stove Ornaments and trimmings Stoves cleaned, pre-
pared and put ap ct shorI notice and little expense.
J. D. ANDREWS,
Successor to y. Il. Trowbrdge,
cit lm* 2l0 Wster.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
MUSIC.

EzmAHUEI, gHAHDEla late OF ytsnsa, Professor
EAof Piano and Singing thoroughly familiar With The Eng
sh French Italian and German langusgeG, possessing
Ily oera his services The public and schools Of New
York and vicinity HI Ia resdy rece7e pupils either
Al bia esdeuce $50 Houson their TeTmSmode
rate Apply $50 Houston st. between and or end
o'clobk or al 6 e Gould Co.'s formerly Rlley Co.'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

- WIN :. psgTm Exc No Hail OF accofts
"a rc-Iorst1on NoT.ceThe folle Ttrg ao1r. nas bNaD
logged by the Coamon co1nc aesoi'sd Faai Per o.
% = ~, :, ne t1oi II 9eny itEtfst North &i7sr
t,s dtrsrttC- OF the Street GoTnirsour TIE E61
Pier 10 Re 6es hadred fec, " aEh T9n ice 92 ~ e
o. &c - ts3 lis gIesi Co1ns1ioDer g!vs lis nodca
.sareI ~ ar % he gvsa o no 7Toprs'9rs Of lota e
80 irg opposite WHERE he i1ld fsr directed 70 ne
p5 6-oooa1G q he cost 1nerooA3optdb las Bosfd
~ IScTnsn aug s. 1880 adopted ny the Board Of Ass'
o. Az e. fGt6: approved - liz Mayor, Aag g. 1856
us-i''' - JCas :. dodge. s,re8l coln11l ssi91sr
hrg-st is. 1880 Sul7ov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

OARD.-The undersigned begs Leave to draw the al
"A tenton OF Architects Engineers, Machnlals Opticians,
Matchmaker Jewellers and manufacturers Of all kinds OF In
srumerts his and extensive assortment ofhne ENG
EisH (SYuBS} AND SWISS FILES AND TOOLS, also
his imported and own manufactured MATHEMATICAL
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS OF swt Is and English style,
which no Offers very reasonable prices Orders for any
kind OF instruments win be promptly executed by 2. A
sIBENAANN, Importer OF Watchmaker's and jewelers.
FILES and Toos and manufacturer Of Aa Instruments, H
Fulion-st. az Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

toRFoRAT1os SoTtCE-P9eHo soiee y hfI5 - I.s
owuer eEpaai or ete =. "a. tue following
--r,rsad tg ssess0ri- 1Hi ar
-. facs 0t A--essnrat, i' .t--:s
~ ,.rr.s B45fC III a15a estfG-si - =l=i ~
49a - sevsr,l House. nd e r Grealt. .t1-a -
ea1s 80 - ,-,,e o1 lie sos:hsry sis 81 tef-l -
ietys-er A-eau.s G. Al lersta= ss1-f -. ~ s,rs
i e above named A.se==l5s, aaa 7'o aeolq,se ~
ir 70 the undersigned, At iroacs 10 e nj .se--
I9aSsrtrnr1t sept u lsL SAMUEL II DE MOI
Tr8yCis NICHOLSON. ISAAC WI SMITH Assessors. - ~
5-t0Pp0RATToy SoTICE-Pabsc aoee hereby .sa' % nc
n. ,rnr.oved ltads affected thereby that i1s ,nIp"n~
sssessr cogpistei ny ne s ,y al peg
~ FOR f5rc lot. bj1T'uth ali s'-
- and avenues ard C. TIE u.ta ei5i" - -. t. meas
~ - - 80 atuatea on northerY SIDE u Etssusa w.
ard Yai.es o. IN, Fet.sn avenues and C All parsons
stusaei, b lie al5ts uarei assessments, aai
WHO are @ f1 to The lrisrs sne, tle;r oHlre
Nm - ts55s within :nny days the date OF mr. note
fica Bureau Of Assessments, Street ~,
ssSJEL H. DE MOTT FRANCE; NICHOLSON I'AAI ~. ~
-[1P0TON LoUEpVCT DEPARThEFT-sotuada PaIk.- u
lie notice herst- gwen that pe:i;on' hase 2a
49, tr La Faystte 20 snd TO connect "ih me sewer @
sy IN Fourth street tho westerly hns oil too oo~'fy
or go. ~ nom, 50 feet Fourth Ard aso
E City Hall Place rom csaOe street 70 ma 10 eodne
1s..sd 70 present their objections writing statng men
,Ttent Of aad place OF business or al. 7s1
Saturday, ptsr1osr
al Il h aot on'' u NICHOLAS DEAN Prsst Gro Az Dart
STREET DEPARTMENT, No. Han OF
y Sotce-Pubc notice hereby gwen tus' ne To
mid vsn on Fifty-foust between Fifth and sixth avs 10 re-
aas space wide on both sides on hl,ly 81 80 r
sTtb and Eighth avs except where the sans he no" .
- snayz Twenty frst-s, between Fourth and LsHnzton
An persons interested ectons are
10 present them writing TO ths underssnea al us oAe' WV
oeio5e 'ao 4"e ' " JOHN DODGE Street Commissioned
uEy1l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
rEATEER BOsE,

gTORF FIRE ENGINES, Steamboats,, Factories, 81 RahT
T. WASHERH he. manufactured from The best cEk-Isna-
cd ssher villa reQsh copper riyes alwsys on hand ans
fsr sale by JOHN a. BOWIE Il so.
Carriers end Leather Dealers, so Ferrg-s..
whe have for ssa, calf skins, snd grain agpe
leather and surrtsd leather OF every description auHlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

NNTOOLSON's PAFENR FOR HANGING
w CARRiAGES.-Afords lighter and stronger ve.
hice than be obtained in any other way; and With
stseI bar behind 1t surpssses al other nodes sf
Hanging for pleasant and easy motion.
btse Die has bean procured for striking patss to DO
attached to ell carriages built urder this patent
Fhc Plates With The right 10 use together VIE tnS
grrugs or he Plates Reperaiey may be had Of the agents
SHELDON BMIYH, Il CO.,
III PearI-at- How-YcYk
sole Agents. for rev York, New Jersey, and Conn.
All persons infringing upon this patent either by maK1nG
Esng or ceiling without ms plses, will be held srcuy S
eountable taereor By proceedings law, unesa INNS
date settlement MAIDS with the PEtsnsee or biz Agent CT
Attorneys SHARLEs l. WOOLsOH,
fys sri* T,Fhag PEtsntss, Cleveland, Ohs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

Two PRIETERS-For sale, cns second hand stnz
small Cylinder Printing Machine; Eize of bad 4e by 81
nehes: and Double CynceT do size OF bed 81 BY IS
ncbea Rofh presses IL complets order and vii b.
soidlow Isl2 2wI D. ZOE co, % and 81 Gold 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

EIRsY PRRmIUn CHEMICAL OLIVE Soap
4 manufactured by J. P. MERRIAM, Providence, r. l.
Rhs soap u well and tzTorEby known ~ most supsr.cr
article for families lsundes and Ia warranted to- wash
tree In hard, soh, or aat wafer. For sale By
r. AHGELL1 JR 1855 Adalden lRrs
Also, securing soap for mangalcturgrE usa aus Iaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

STREETDEPARTMEsT No. 4 aALL OF RECORDS Corpor
k1icn SoacePubhc Notice hereby g1su taat tie following
Ion has been presaied the Board OF Ahermec flag space
four tsft wise through the northern Sidewalk OF East Twenty s
from FoaTt westerly meet the tagging lad Psrsoss
srestec hav objections bsfeo requested present. them
writing to the paSfs oei hs oes before cay
September Ssftsmber a, 1880 J0RH J. DODGE Street,
CoEmssn.eb sic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
WINDOW SHADES.
40 600 wImDow, SHADES

OF EVERY DEBCRIffipE,
xE{HuLEBALE AND RETAIL, 81 great hGfEsins u
w lots to su pnrchasors from 2s up al 500 Pearl four
doors from Ghhthsn-Et Trimmings, GambrcS, &c. for TIA
I'D, ,9lm. W JENKB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

xkyINDOW BLADES! GlLq G0RNlCEs! pas
wv PERY MUSLiN9, Sc-Famlies about Furnishing
their windows With The above zrccs, 1ill bnd ct T.
WOODPORD'S. 295 Broadway, tbs iGrgest and beat e.
comment Ia The CITY several styles never before miro
duced Ia New-York Laca and muslin c1Falns, dfapory
!ssselb loops, pins, banda, cornceA &c Seniies pi
chasing OF The subscriber may rely upon getting hrsHs
article and rs low is possible 10 import or nsnnfsc
ure IL Merchants buying al ,yhoeSas VII n6 dscd'ds
sISH j. C, WOObFORD, 995 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

STREET DEPARTMENT No, 4 Hall Of Recoras-seeled pro
- pa NH be received az The Stree: Commissioners ocs until
Tuesday September So 1880, O'Clock P d. resalats
grade Fay ih st from Na;as HUDSON River; regulate
grade Forty Fifth 81 from Eveulay Hudson RIVER; requisite
AID grade Forty Fourth from Eleventh udsou RIVER Plans
Specifications all information srsto Application
u. Contract Clark OF tis DpaEen.Sepi IL JOHN r.
DODGE, Street Commissioned. sf6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

ALBION MINING COMPANY, Aug S1st 1913.
NJ0RICE.-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFTHE
~ Albion Mining Company, have Ihis day laid IN ias
seskneni OF seyenfva ceEta each shsre Of L.
Eued by said Company and nsae The payable or
before tbs hrst day OF October Esz at the Office OF
SIMEON DRAPER, Treasurer, 81 William It,
D. L HASKELL eec'y. IS 2swlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

INTERESTING 20 INVALIDs.--Fhs moss OBJ
sinEie constipation can DO cured In cases In s. by
small portable snyanic instrument Also heumsdsm LOT
years sAndingj by mild and well tested remedies Like
wise annoying coldneds In feet lin be and crsp nSan
~ prevented. DR. RARhINGfON, siths Franklin House.
VII confer and exhibit Indispensable credentials and sV
eences Il called on Hours 70 on Saturdays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

DAEENT Ts.-BARTHoLOMEV's
Paten, seIf-Stopping Hydrsnu have been several
vsars extensively used snd highly approved Of by house
owners and the public They are strong not likely 10 gel
oat Of order simple In construction won bQIat pipe, nor
essly repaired without digging 81 AL Aso, Double Hy
drama May be had Of the Plumbers generally Factory
Msrion.sL SO L2leod~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24
wyTNDOW SHADES.

5zELTY RlKER 1871 ChalhaIn.4t call the attention OF
II ali nersops wanting Shades to their assortm en OF
shgdes ard materials for making and hanging shade9
They make The best qua y only and sell at prices fni %
nsr less than any other manufacturers All Shades
warranted not 10 Gtck or curl Ell I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of The cesgg
EEewYor hereby gwen 70 al persons SaIs 49, 80
AGAINST BERRiEN late Of the City Of SsTfofs q
ed 70 present same thereof the Sabsoe
bis store Pearstree tie c Of NeS-Yo % 9 Ssg
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