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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
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US NAL steamship Ohio scenck Hoeans l4 and Havana 18th
yndee to o Roberts.
Packet ship Margaret Evans Pratt London and Portsmouth 80 ds,
indte md pass o John Griswoh.
Ship Eli Whitney Brssand Savannah 10 ds I'd 10 Liverpool put
this port account OF all hands being SICK
Colon HAM Fugens.n Havana ds aud tobacco
to order
Baik Henrietta Nethsands) Smith, Rotterdam a. de,
and II pass to Boonsn. Graves d Co.
Aspnwa 9th lat Ion &C. experienced heavy gale from
S buwa -d stancheons stove boat and
galley sprung maiumat split sails &c The brings home Big ck=
whale 10 do oil The Of the ship Franklin OF sag bar
Dor, condemned. Left no Am vessel IN port -,
Brig Pulaski Morris of Thomsston) Malaga 81 de- fruit TO Jas "
Ewe Oct 9Th, lat 30 80, 80, Am ship steering 81
showing red signal with black
Brig faYorte, B Parker, Smyrna SO cs WOOL &c to CafeA q
McCounln.
Sch Almra Smith, Philadelphia DIS, coal
Sch Eieurco Tute Richmond d. mise To h w Person
Sisters, Allen, mlDrdge 10 days, lumber TO smith
Boynton
Sch Reuowu Chase Porto Cabelo Sept 2h, coffee aud hes %
Lewis Oct Sh q ii Ion % 40, spoke o1E norfolk OF
Eastpor ali hands with tile exception OF ibe Caa
and blowing fresh al the time could NOT eaf where
Sch Req Beach, Small Calais days al and psstefo Brett &
Noe,
Sch Mary Eliza, Retchum, Richmond ds, rndse
Sch Harris, Means, Warehanl, III ballast to master
BELOW-Bark Chace, also Br brig I'm Turks Island
sAILED-Shp sandusky for Savannah Hungarian New Osas;
Vcksbng do Tho Ap Cambridge lUr Philadelphia has aatAored
the Quarantine GrouLd.
WIND-WSW.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
ADRIAN II MuLLss, Aucgiouecr
10 NFS. FARMERS, MI

4pRi.S n MULLER Aucliouecr.
YA1O ENfIGARNTS. FARMERS, ME-
b. CHANCES. ard OTF4ERS-PEREMPToRY SALE
or 2oeo ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND on LONG Is.
ADB1AN II MULLER win sell at Auction, On WED.
NESDAY the 18Th dav Of November neSt al u o'clock al
iit Salesroor No : NaIst- corner OF Newest
1900 ACRES OF Variable and. wing al and near Medfosd
Medord Station : situated IA the iown OF B'ooshaven.
Suffolk county, % mites from Brooklyn is Tie point Of
communication by railrcad between New-York and the
village OF Patclosue Forlefer>ou and Belpor, vel
other smaller places and IL Of the most important
way points tie road Tie station Is four miles from
Paichogue, AID Ten from Fori Jefferson As swell Known,
The Long Island Railroad the established routes
between New.iork and Boston.
The soil embraces every variety. from pare loan
slight oay sand, IL susceptible OF the highest cultivation
ana from lie facips r dlfainips seawesd and fsh for
manure well materials for compost IL is IN eyery ne
sptcI adapted 10 modern agriculture,
Tie raet is covered , oak and pine growth of va
rous sizes many thousands OF cords of wood
large enough for the New.Iork market. There is as,
5e yan9bie building timber Water of me hest ouai;1
The soutierv boundary i mile and three quarters
from tile centre OF Pdtchogue the norhery nine miles from
Long Island Sound There mills, schools and churches
within few miles and the country around is last Sling up
II estipated that within year upwards of three hundred
persons have purchased lands in the Immediate vicinity Tor
I every respect fese lands are lorthy the attention Of
EMIGRANTS, FARMERS, MECHANICS and OTHERS
in want eta home and place where by moderate industry
and economy, al independence may be secured
For the convenience opgre4aseTs the properly has been
divided INFO ten los, which WI DC s1a ng with tho
privilege of one or more ofthe adjoining lots
The whole will be sold without reserve, on me following
conditions Ten per and The Auctoneer lees on the
day TWENTY-FIVE per cent on or before the IN day OF
December next hen tie deeds will be ready Tor delivery,
and The remainder being s. per cent may remain on bond
and mortgage e option otthe purchaser tor9 years. a.
per ceut-iuterest payable semannualy
The title is iHdispuabe.
For further particulars and maps and plans oil he ABOVE
property apply 10 the Auctioneer ~,
B2Tie Boston train leaves the Long Island Railroad
depot at Brooklyn nj A. NJ every day, arrives at Msdford
at Il NJ and passes or its return to Brooklyn at 81 T. NJ
thus giving opportunity TO examine the aus ea retu
the day
person viii be in atendanceat the station to show the
property C55l 90 I2t-
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MINIATURE ALMANAc......THIs DAY.
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW yoRK..........ocT. 2
Cleared.

Steamship Europa Lott. Liverpool, E Cunard, Jr
Ships De Witt Clinton Funk Liverpool Tlo Rich Aniartc
tnew Kicker, Liverpool Zerega Co; John Holland, Vssper,
Cba2es;on Nes,nith Il Sons.
Barks Weaud Henck Cadiz Balcen Fairy Thomas,
Boston, Foster Hckerson; James Hail. White, Apaachcoa
Ladd; Margaret Hugg Chisholm Baltimore a.. rD
worth Me Nemh Sons Roberta, Noonan, Mayaguez Brett
Queen Victoria (Bf Hooker Port Midway, N5 Gueppna,
(sc Napo aaga Chanbe rap Robinson 81 Co; Erin, tNorS
Bic Norfolk Mechanic Reed chages, Panama RR Co. William,
(Bt) Kay ST John, NIB. J mcRurray d Co
Mary Powell Williams, Wilmington. NC Patnos, Purne,
Richmond Rebekah Foran Beaufort Nc AonLo Thomas Ssyan
Harriet Providence; Hutchinson Kay Petersbrh.
Va; Emma, Lowell, Boston; Com kearney, -, Baltimore
Sloop Frederick Brown Gardner, Providence
Steamer Nnlcan Rand, Phiadelphia.
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Disasters, &c.

Ship ahthed Hambn from Noresn Boston, which loft the
belize ssh G put INTO Charleston repair
and caused the ship To leak -
arsest portion OF this Of the Nebraska
io OK "hh Ut INTO 81 Thomas distress, Including
lad been on the III a without any appearances
merchsntsbe -' N i 49,
Bark rac6e Chandler Belize Hoo while lying IN the abor
Slsi NIX bad boat oenr cred, with on beard
bhGA bAAK r'zioStLrCapi Bennett ship Indiana al Now
orleans ~ ~ ia! from New York reports that on The 7h inst al 10
oeotk ADJ 10 lat 81 81, Ion 70 As. To ewar with
mas OF distress rgvn down her found her TO be- The bark
Nazonae oil Antwerp Capt Cordernn ds Charleston Tor en-
snnua Cuba Ia sinking condition The Captain wished To he Ia
henoH-te WIND at the ums blowing strong ESE and high
cross sea runnipo"erd boat and ucceiei IN takor som s
wreck after considerable difficulty the captain mate ana even sea
men Lea her az 8 Pm with i've feet her bod and both
pumps choak ed Hlth sand ~
Sea NtnK.trA Warrington I'm New York Matasorj los, her
.'o6oom and sprung her eoWsp, on ,hs passage
Sch John Bell Lambert from N0reans Honduras rsstavs
ADD went ON 10 the northeast end Gover Reef Gulf Of merco
and bged N so minutes All beard Of y So, skp
lsc from Behze Hen All the passengers board we're k and
two a iham subsequently, died.
The San Francisco Pacific News oil Sept H. say scb Etbnse
iro Baltimore MO the ship Pco of Rucon Point dy or
S and sank hsr We understand that attempts shout
rAdr TO sss Ter and hoHgh they Ei SUCCESSFUL IL
above sch probably the Sheer and the vessel probably
the bark ficu, OF Bostoa.
sch 6eoge Emy NcLeson Savannah for Boston nut into
Cbssna tSs INST on account OF Sickness the crew.
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Foreign Ports.

AIT Panama ?, ship Adm Adm fan San Francisco
50 days.
AT July Indians Crosby for San Francisco ds
The has changed and probably halls from Boston
18th bark Falmouth De for Providence ready
Halifax 10Th inst, Dandy Jim. Vuen, HYork sch
Planet kenny Phad CID 18TH Dutch galo Nescona Bertha
Boer, NYork; 10th, brig Belmont, Go-bse, DO.
Belize, Hond, 2st ut bark Pacific, Chandler, unc
Barbados l4ih ut brig VIM Rogers Skinner I'm WORK
arr sh, for Spanish Main next day
Navy Bay 9th sch Bella del Mar, Thsckabey nnc
Reaeso Aug brig Chas Dow, Higgins San Francisco
AT goth ult brig Harriet Berry, and for Phad arr
i4th, o sail on her return next day.
AtArecbo r. sch Louisa Margaret Parker, for Hamp
Roads days. incorrectly reported sailed from St Thomr
9lth for NYork.
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FINANCIAL.
NVICHIGAN SOUTHERN RA


RNICHTGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
IHH 49, co,,n,Nv s,on nno SEVEN PER
NJ - u - n $500 Uronosas for fOlr
GENT MORTGAGE LOaSLStaeu p1opU 7, Nnr ~. e
4nuIea e NIiia S',bern Railroad Company bearing
bouuH oi e az, - y, 1901 MIA I'm dnv or
seven per cent interest," VIII Dc IecelVeu ui ' N"' "
;e,o1 ~, dor Tho nrovisio1s of n special
80 a. Sf Nicbigpn authorizing the Company
" @ r oil t,er obigations either Within or with
w., 7 S,ota nj h rites or nrces as NAV be agreed upon
- d ieioy mar IN he as binding as if sold at par
' ~, , no soc,reI NV MORTGAGE executed Shepherd
ley are ,b { Of Ney YORK in trust for The bond
NiiaPP Eeq VI ~ -'' - "
,oyors the entire line Of the Companys
Raj IN MrIiSen whether already built or hereafter to DO
constructed and II PROVIDES mat o0hus 70 an amount o IN
ceedng one million OF dollars N an may os Wi'I
amount not than 100000 be issued until after the
Road shall have been completed 10 srges fIafle u 1s
lance OF II nlies from Lake ERE ~ Feh po' II WIN 70
completed by the hFst OF January i Ii , = ,,oo
Inc security oHtiT. UI l!e JOINS 10 @ " u slot
lien and substantially The only hen upon rq9a W,ch
wlea cGpete 10 NE sur tte " cS Of 10 niles ard
Y l+g mrs NM % mann my jG be nrie,o nniay Nv the
e" ,l atng i s2}f frack about - OC0;
~ bir i q zoo 0d6 lSili he renTesenfed by stock
nj 49, IS tho road .Iraad7, ia oieration ohOu 10
Ne POTION oi Io Io%u IT, ~ th 41tire debt
llesJ ylg'uo ii ti ~ r. t, - ,nI,od lin
& ncrooe, 1 1eyr Is daily ucreasing a
c; sc,, ,,ich I'm lace he no,yInen of The. debt
i beyond ali conaf}}pencies " - ~
Ai,nS,st i55n ,6o earrroa were s164I7 n For
Sentrrbs 800 40 These receipts were derived from the
road in its present unfinished condition Fiily niles Of
CONNECTED road will be added 10 il within three months
md win he extended 10 the ST. Joeuls River at the ndi-
ma state line early next Spring illus doubling the length
l,ctle rro{1 limo unIJ in oneratior
r;s rad ia nar, If continuous limo of Railroads from
tho CIV Of Work. II, The Niseissinn River nv way of
Tho rio Ralrood and ts axe shore Road arid Il an inn.
nortant ink in lie chain
.seis.Jt % 80 IL ,r ~ "a Inc of con
strIcion ~ tho 81 road r.o fr the
AS ue means l9r e construction u ie oaI Ieauy .1 VIC
IRON are provided tor by STOCK subscribed ad oeg pad M
~ eguar instruments anu me proceeds OF lG - 3oa are
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Nv TELEGRAPH.

CHARLESTON, Oct 20-Arr sttnr Southemer.
BALTIMORE, Oct 23Arrsp rancona Liverpool SHIP Boston
Boston; sch Richard Beren Fall RIVER sehs Ann
Rhode MichsVa 5 Wl-ts, and Caroline Cook, NforA
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 22-Arr ship Suisna.
CID shipAreole, New York
NORFvLk, Oct2i-1he s steamer Mary sailed yesterday.
yesterday scs Mary Jane and New Globe, i'm SYork Euro
I'm Portsmouth, Nh
Barls yrgnan from Richmond Norleans and Baltimore from
City Point for Rio, went To yesterday.
BOSTON Oct 22Arr shp Squanun Liverpool Sept 49, bark
Gen JsP riiad; 9g GLENN Gharsssq: NaPoleon L Cope,
also, bark Merrimac, brig Pearl, DO
CID brig Surprise for Niors TO load Tor California; brgs Round
Pond Bze Honduras Ann Maria, Johns NIB; Aphas CT Tho
and Gonaye Boston Halifax; Ellen Mara Wilmington, NC;
chs VIM Wye AUX Cay Independence Matanzas; Henry
Inns, Jacksonville; John q Adams NYork
sAlENi-Sh 2lst, brIg Potomac Africa.
NEW BEDF0RDAt 2 ,ch Geo HOLMAN, aud Ann D CatHe,
phad Clay Albany Ellen Rodman Henry Gibbs, and Crusade,
Nlorki sooFs Index, Altluy; Helen NYofk.
ca ship Joseph Mess, Pacific.
PkQIlDENCEAu 2s schs Times Suffolk Lonsdale Seaport,
and Rpsslng Phsd superior York soops Harvest Long,
aud NiHnod, DO
Sid SETS Delaware, fredericksburg Grande Delaware City.
ALL RN Frat 18th soops Fish, Albany; Borden,
YORK.
SID -ch + Pnaro and n Duriee Philad.
BEISTOL-Sid 2lst sloop Vermont NYork.
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Aug ION 30 " schroeder. up'oa IN saen
Iuy 10 Eio
os,7, ct.r.on Bal ting cah.nae Seke. Siesel from
Hats1zs- Ec-tnD
SEPT % htgg - TO- Peerless ro.1 Sev York
Curacos; had bad henry weather s ard osi Overheard s
officer
iur-tePma touud to Phadeipba 80 reported oar eafk
.uppo'st tie passage Baltimore dr bos
ten say from Newport Eng Tor Baltimore
Jug q AT b. oa 81 Ohio. Hale days from New OH ior
Calier.ja.
Aug 81 IS S. Ion Oh e ship Leoae, Penang for New
York
ool5 of oge Island saw Norfolk for Boston
No date lat or bon gwen, p Jenny Iad, RooHson tn Norsans
for Mar-sies 10 Is cot
Ia, IS lon ship sntaua, I'm WORK for Tampa Bay
oc TO- at j7 So Ion 4 % sch Dlys for North Caro-
liza.
Oct 50, 81, passed ship Jane Gd9en bound E.
t. lat 80 10. Ion IS, passed mp Flodo, bound =
Oct H. 20 miles E rou Sandy HOOK, ship Hndosan, OF ga
lem bound Z.
d: IS %. So tof Boston from Nofeaas
SEPT 49, lat Il 49, Ion 80 50 .hp Illinois, Bedford
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Sid -chs + Pnaro and Duriee, Philad.
BRIST0L-Sid 2lst, sloop Vermont, NYork
Trrom our Correspondents.

PHLADKLpHlA oct9s-f Notwithstanding osprey, Marshall
Charleston ongs Harriet Berry Maracaoo SUM- Crosby Boston,
Pauua Finn do Pennsy yanA, Pn.haE Benguea Hcborn
Do f9esisr GoEef sch. saAtog Thompson char
Crouch romln do Mary Patterson Lynne Boston Ireland
soms NYorl r Whimoe Wseryet. do; BEN Coughs Tay
lo Mddetowu, Conn; Charlotte Rey, NYok; CoiI Eaton
Easpor Cape May, Ross NYork Hebron Lake PawtucIet
Ca'ed-Bark Hannah Thornton HUoyey Phade
Holman Bremen Pedmoue Baisde Sorlsans brs Emma RAJ
ees Bartlett Monmouth Mass; Wright. El,icn Carienas;
Fsber fon;an ST Jao de Cuba Bengue cborn Boston,
hos Ireland Somers SYork MARY Patterson nne
Corn John Crouch Iomn Poughkeepse; Charlotte Rssy
Bayarj Thompson do Ben Douglass Taylor Mid
de9~p Com; II I4man Young bedford ct Fuller
BRADLEY Bosisn Aimeie Mheien shou; Truman Tuth Fa
RIVER steamer Kenu-bec, Flowers NYoIk
NEWPORT, Oct le-AT iptGScbs Grecau, KING Calais for
YORK Enterprise Bbber Portland Tor BALTIMORE Compeer MAYO
Ellsworth or Providence; Peru Lewis Boston for Albany; Iran.
Ross Bangor; WahTon. Lnteieh, Pawu1o Argo Miken
Block Island Oct 0Schs Caspian Peterson Fall River for Kn
bee; Mediator "rand, Mil Stone Point Chareston E
s~eaihesd oAmden for Sorwc Warren Nelson Leeds Phad
sloop John murray Bske. Dlshion
Henry Baker sa Key; schs Planter Rey
Seds Grad Caou LOUISIANA wandopaso Eddy eogetown Sc
Ing ors seen Mar, Card Newark NJ 2lbrg Cariii Mel
'ile Havana sch Someryile Dodge Bangor
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DIED

h sFaia 'sPst4.aesa na sg sas 4
soo8e LLs' 5 az DR. A Castle Dentist, OF th:4 I.l
On the I'D s; cong stGn Of The lug loS ofac
ssy S ESQ sted months aud 10 days ., VI, VI,
On igessS2 ct The late Mr. Rj Andrus Of Neeak NJ
III e Of the faefa viii be gwen the pe Of me day
Tpesdsy oc ELIZA ANN eldest daughter OF The late Geo
!" or Of The family and those grand
Jot"rh Taylor are respectfully nTed att-ud her f9aef
co "Wednesday sd nst at4PM from her Ae reHenes 1 h
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Markets ALBANY, Oct y,

The following have been the receipts since our
1asr Flour 1900 bbs VIE 800 bash CoRs, $500
hush harley 600 bush Flour = 10 mcderae demand
~ rrces slightly II favor buyers WHEAT i irn win
good inquiry Tor milling Sales 76o0 BUSH at III els for
Genesee $1,000 bush BARLEY chanEed hands 8Gd}c Tor
yoroye aud 82d86 for f0ur-rowed In OATS 1000 bush
ioyo Je..Tl cold a. 4Gl. WHISKY. nothing doing
The boats are coming IN from the break at
Qrangenort
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gEw.ORLsAxs. oct. y

CorToN is fam The sales yesterday We're
5000 bales nj IS. as for MddlAg, and II for Fair
Small sales have been made of new Sue4R choice samples
at &c, and heLAssEs, prime Al So IN Flour, 1908
bls ordinary brands have been sold al s73i 80 CORN
heavy al G0dG5 LARD finn the gles hare been anq
Kegs. nj 7c Mess PoRK is 10 75@sll WHilS ~, 2!.
Ri CofFEE, small sales, a re ToRAcel' hiis awe
cha red baats a isi prces
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HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer
SIP L IN DID SALE OF FANCY

SGOODS being the entire stock of Bonianti's well
known Establishment 1926 Broadway, opposite the Boed.
way TheaeT comprising some OF the most costly WORKS OF
Arin Bronze Satuary Seyres Chna and articles OF VIZ
tu Curosities &c To be sold without any reserve what
eyer-HENRY II. LEEDS & co. will sell at Auction On
WEDNESDAY, sd, THURSDAY, 2ith, and FRIpAY
25t October 10 O'Clock each day, the entire Stock ~
Guiding the fixtures OF BOuHns long celebrated Establish
ment 325 Broadway opposite the Broadway Theater ta~
intending devote their attention TO their Ca-
ornia Commission and Shipping business exclusively.
This valuable stock consists part OF the most cosby oIohEes
BY Fratan, Meme, and other celcbrted ARTISTS tf4 mus
erpiece the wild horses Menes stag &c me ofcassian
warrior and maid, feet high; SeVres oMn, ca'cei
gmps and basis from the royal nanufacoryj large az
broidered with gold; work boxes OF rosewood, mounted
win ormnlu; regal ernneled boxes fitted with real gold
md silyer work tables with ornului gold and silver
mounted and whips foil stone and spang!e splen"
monshp; gold and silver bouquet hoders accordeons,
desks porcelain eXqisitely painted full assortment
Chinese goods, Indian cunosiles, pocket books, pot
nOoies cigar cases ready pen makers opcraglasses OF
kind OF pearl &C work baskets gilt ornaments Tor
toilets, magic lanterns aud Sides trumpets napkin
rings salt spoons games moving panOramas, costly music
boxes, Bombay boxes OF sandal wood inald with silYey
Turkish pipes and hooka, optic yieWs pearl studs, spec
Gle cases card IL gold and silver, hlhgree DO NINA
cases, gold and silver beads, dials WATCH
glasses musical Instruments jet buttons, candle shades,
thermometers, alabuster real slatlaly IeuIS
fancy Swiss boxes ard cottages tooth ar ana oll Dus
plated biscuit figures PAPER Ilache SCous rs"
Zo strops carved boxes garden seaistogether WIN
I'll immense of articles not enumerated, IN cnosltes,
articles vu Also tie whole OF their recent npor-
tatons from Europe the holidays and now landing AZ
sale, all the fixtures, glass cases. with plate glass and
mounted with silver, stands, &c.
The stock becXaniued day before the sale. THIS
rare chance for dealers and others supply Themselves
of great value and be found in any other esiah
lIshment IN this country oi9fI
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" llaIers.

Cd HBedfori DC; 10 81 Levi saroas, Ellison North Pa
hc Ocean Ifi1en Taber do.
Nantucket 400 OIL sail nett day cruise
bark Dove her at ZANZIBAR
luz 2 with 200 b .t Portuguese died OF
sentery May reports Johanna June 49, bank Chr,
ne p ship WIN Lee Newport 7tGsp The Dove vas bound
the Red Sea The previous report OF $50 oo must
have been
- sp, before reported without date. lat or iong1
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pnasennera Sailed

In shs Ionan from Boston oct 49, fer San Franti,coMessrs
Anton Rober, Parkinson BEN Church Frank Wssco Jos
DAVIS BEN Akeman Thomas Martin, Fogarty, John Convex,
s John Rec George Rec Anton Rec, Wm chrysts
limo Murphy mostly of Lowell aud vicinity
III teir from B0ston Oes ~ fer SaTIrnsn1o GyMesrs
Richard Vance John Geo Norris Allen Head Jonss
Mussy Josiah Keen Samuel Eur PhbTook, Jones'
Auriis Jones Gyms Hunter all OF Maine
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Launches.

Al Cape ELk4S, Portlaad) 8st ns from the ya.d of
OF about 400 Pr ~ ~ Sf-"iA
ne~ bark osred Il Artep RI, by Capt Cut
the l9th. --'' '4A''' %
.asstsna ship, Of 500 called III. Meridian was launched
nom We sup yard NJ Eweg Eat Boston, sa,aray She
owned BY WIN We'd CO. asd !at-aded forthe rsshtoe
Tseba'A R'adesr lued a gardiner Ism INST Size Of
superior n otsi sush 80 = -
hhe tatk 81 ~ :ln butt b. D44 launched 9TH n.
from The aid Of hesss corotd SesYy .Sssroor She iii
V ,carshnted b Czpi Z Staples
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
M a r RIED

On Monday 81 BY Rev 7 Iays Carer Restor - Gag
ehnrcb. svetsn GEORGE MOORE, E,f 10 hANf - ~
RICHARDS daughter a;e John GiyAa, Es-bstH OF m
10 Cspapdairus b, Rev Alfred Beach HENRY cHEoEHio
:. yRLKCTsA daofhet % Arsh Vordss AZ Of .Asi pace
IA kcwburrh Oct H. by Rev James cit I pii hs9 ~
81 the Puugtheepse American, 10 hAh"@nAi "A
kevbuth. .,te IA oct.
he REV M Ward Mr ELI 6. BLAKE ei EfooAyn =" ~
JULIA A RATTooNE, OF the former place.
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Ninrkets.. .BuFfALo. Oct. 2.

The receipts during the past "a hours have been zen
do Fhcre !. a far demand flor Western FLOUR Market
is wont material charge TIE sales haze been G 9es -
mime With sales of 10000 bushels at sQ082c for Ohio
CoRYis steady at previous rates 900 bushels haze been
sole sc FOR mixed western WHISKY uAchail2ed.-
EpvrcuTs are a. before repsTtcd.
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Markets. NEW okLEAws, Oct Is P ".

Tue sales Of Flour 'or thf ast thf daYs ay 1,sh -
hbs at 81 fer Ono 4gG4 q 81 Louis GoaS i 5sa{ee'
Prde8g 81 ToB4ccois II g! 1lo-797 refused, and hold
rs are asking further advance Wea-her cool aud me
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ADRIAN II MULLER, AuctioReer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF LOWS IN

Il THE SIXTH WARD OF THE CITY OF BROOK
LYN-ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell at Auction on
MONDAY Oct g. (inst) at u o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange the following Valuable Property--yiI:
One Lot situate nj The junction OF Ilamtonav and Bush
ST. having a front on the Avenue OF 50 feet inches
One Lot situate the southwest side OF Hunilton-av.
adjoining the above and running through 10 BUSIEST having
front both on the Avenue and Busiest of . feet,
Two Lots situate the southwest side OF Hamillon-av.
adjoining the described lots and running through TO
C6urst having front on the Avenue OF % feet
One Lot situate at the junction of Hamltonav and Court
ST. having front both the street aud the Avenue OF -
feet 9nches. , p,..
One Lot on the northeast corner OF Court ara bush SIS
beino q feet II inches width By 10 feet in depth
Maps Of the above can be had the office OF the Auction
eer, I Wa-SL CIS4t 90 ot
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Receipts of Produce.

BIZ tie North Rjcer Boats, oct. 22.-l4.8l5 bbs.
Fl6nT; 30 do Whisky; 81 do Aches; 200 pkgs Butter;
Ala do Cheese; 1876 bush Wheat; 1875 do Oats > i6i
do RarleI
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IHOR SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION

u beautiful COUNTRY SEAT and FARM, lately be-
longing TO Richard Barnes deceased situated IN the town
of Easchester Westminster Co. New-York 10 mies from
SewY9k c miles from he i HeT es o ana he af SeM.
York and New Haven Railroad Depot, at New Rochelle.
containing about Il acres Of best quality land, well wae,ed
and fenced On The premises there isa beautiful Garden
and an abundance OF Fruit Trees &c. The buildings ara In
good order. The dwelling, &c being upon elevated
Ground commands fine view Of the East River and sur
Founding country For further particulars inquire o.
w j. BARNES, &c Ttrd-aYenue, OF CHARLES A
PURDY, Esq. White Plains, or OF IL BARNES, on me
The above sale will take place on Saturday Nov 2aS
o'clock NJ. on the premises. OH St
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Observation-Disclosures, Oct. -

Sales of 2OO0 bbls FLOUR We're made to-day at
i 10 f Hoyvsr-s and ~ Tor City Nils WHEAT is
larged Co.'s is at 59d60c l09Q hhds ofcommpn Mary
Ind Tor1Cco were sold aucl9a al sc. The sales OF
Poro RICO SUGAR have been ~ aids al 2t@'c 99VAHds
~ Porto REQ MoLAssEs at &c.