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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-03
JAMES COLE, AucJoneer
4 eEREMPTORY SALE In PARTE-

IL TION-Three Brick Dwenghouses and nine Lea,
Front, Water aud Dock sts 10 the City OF Brooklyn,
hon by order OF the Supreme Court under direction 0G.
2. Smith. Esq Referee, on THU RSDAY, December ),
1880 AT u O'Clock, ct tue Merchants Exchange New
York the following valuable property, viz All thoss
certain houses and lots Of land lying and being in tho
Second Ward ofte City of Brooklyn and designated %
certain map OF property belonging to the es tate oil John
Fisher deceased made by SiIas Ludum City Surveyor,
on file in the Office ofthe Clerk of the County OF Kings %
Lot No ION the northwest corner of Front and DOCK
SITS with the brick dwelling house thereon, aud beiugH
feet on Front ST. Is feet on Dock.s, q feet inch on the
no, tn line, and ~ feet on the west lire OF said lot
Lot No. 2-Adoinng. with the brick dwelling hoas
thereon and being 10 feet inches on Fronts 79iea oo
the line 10 feet the north line and 82feet 6intNesa
Lot No. 3~Adioining with the brick dwelling hoase
thereon, and being % feet inches Fron'st 8Z lee9
inches the east line 10 feet Tho north line ard S6 ea
3nches on the west line of said lot
Lot No. 4-Froning Dock.s and beirg p r. ineha
In width in front and rear 90 fee! inch on The s0un me-
and so feet on the north line, With the privilege OF an alley
ten feet in width on the north line Of the lot
Lot No 5-Fronlng Dock.st and being q feet snd1
inches in width in onand rear and So feet IN depth %
each SIDE with the privilege OF The said alley on NE soaui
side of said lot.
ats and being q feet and inches in width IN 'front.' ssl
rear 10 feet Dock 81 and 10 feet and inch on the we
mo ION Water at adjoining lot No. 8. and be!ng2
feet inches In width in front and rear 70 iee inch q
the east line and n feet inches on c "e'l nus VI s@u
Lot No. 8-on Waters adjoining lot No. ?, and being
u feet ncfes in width In front ana rear ~ ee ncRs
on The east line ard Is inches on the west line Of sad
LOT. tt.1
% FEET on Waert 100 feet On the east ne u ieeg Inches
on the northerly line along tAe SAID l0oot alley and III
feet inches Tie westerly line, adjoining aad aieo
Alexander Brkbeck.
TIE said premises being distant from Fulton Ferry n5cE
go yards "a,
Terns-Ten per cent to he paid at time Of sac, resdlS
on delivery of the deeds within twenty days.
Maps the property he had at the Offices Of ne aug
tioneer 43 FUlton-st Brooklyn, and No Wa! a. " T.
u5G Il i459)
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orelgn PORTS.

AT Loaao Anca sept H. big Louisa Beat Savage, from RIO
Jlneifo . United States.
Me,siaa victory, Hutsa. u Barcelona to load
SAILED IRON Ts. g ship Marion, Sampson, for Gi
Al Malta Nov .hp Goatola Fianey IN Mare es for Malaga
Advertised at Havte Nov H. .lps atgs Dillingham;, Tor ST
25tb; Rhte Dnat- sevYork 18th; 81 Srh9 Ere
leigh DO 10th; sene Wms DO Dee H. GrssHTeh Knight io
Boston Dec 20
Al Bliso II, hip Reliance sones for Nse.of'aa
ready
Is da,s
schs EIteass - lor to A PAue Wooster III Ne" '''A
Al saa Juan CUBA al Orzs Eliza Bgrses 9s1son Tor
Wilmington NC soon Eliza Merrill ior *s= OK isS aHys
At Marcel 10TH u brig Wastston Se~ioa, Havana 81
lt;h brig Lima. Higgins, ~ OK
Al Carden5s UT oak frpec DO" e- 10 hea 9t So'soa
brir Tqrc-lio. Al wood. ia AforA 10 a. arr i5tn
An a, Ma;AAzas 18Th u bark Sarah Cfowel esean Sfork
II 40 sss4 18Th Saah Orey RsInci Boston brs Henri
st,a Yora Catcns-; ach Mary Ellen Mcconnell, NoreAns
A. Havana f7t ait BARK Lyr Senn from New fork 10 Gays
passage 18Th Tor ia Dec john Beron West Tor do ia
porc G1fsEhT io Philadelphia with dispatch; Martha AaG h>s
sesport ~ 10 d. Eth Ru.si Maxwell ia Pof'11
s0;ti anton, Butter In Ne~ Orleans is bgs john
Bsich Mess~, @ Newport Il fs 2ph. Dag So1e smith TN
y JFArs % Ssbasc shIE ClbaHas, arr ID b. if Fo
sgd f7friT A-ifs Ford Pffk heafY thyftAi
s soE7efs "aifcu. l1stau SD lqt. st-trtr He2rgit
feiler Cas~s: ssh r1zrr rl Cr-c etoP K@Ph}f WOOL
Ctsr.sch
AtTsfss srd Nc T. ttE q Porter cseoa, q Etd 7f BAL
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Arrived.

Ship sullivan Edwards Charleston, s, cotton &c to Wartls
Bark Roube o Boston, Ballard Penang July rs and passed st
4, coffee tin, &c 10 order Let bark Csre Slye tin
West Coast nua'ra for China soon tho only Am vessel pora
Nov lat 3d. poss Br brig FAIRY I'm ittI for BTDs
The hos exaerenced very light weather. 3s passing tue
Bark cloca of Thomaston Psbuf New ofea'' Is sugar
Bark Jenny Lind new Bunce FIN Mystic, ballast, Eagle
bark sohde Boman St Martins 20 salt to scb9sngs
BIZ ~oiton Banaett Maanaa Nov H. sugar to b caS.
Co Lett barks Crowei Ls,sglGy, 9th. jubilee, TN
.c G5 soi.9s @ o Henrietta @ s
peyou and others not recoetsd Nov a. Dooee
Head bearing by distant 20 mics passed barb Afc
B dc @ E E"s9t 5m s%a, Ga spsssd aG' so 5 rom
NNW lost small boa. and received other damage
s b G1 Ho Eaa a 5sSt rf PhaRh coal
cs sSa N &e VT on the sta
lou s,y Td S s %as o p d as
red away on the @ ihppsd large o. wast a mex Gh
manng had water hold Kept off Osos wind
on the ast wind st blowing heavily from the w
split mansa and carried manboom bore away
'0 Sch fO Mary cmmmer smith Philadelphia d. coal
Sch Randolph. Bralnsrd, Philadelphia, ? d., coal
Sch Vintage, Hauby, I'm Albany for Boston
Sch Philadeehia. -, FIN Albany for Boston.
Sch Fidelity, Pail, Albany. lumber for Maven.
Sch Free Stone Brooks, Portland, CT, stous
Sch Richard Law, Tibbets NLonton, ds, in ballast
Sch Tariff Dbbe Stamford, c. ds logwood Sanford Co.
Sch Mary AdsR1nd jayne Cold spring ds ballast
s9oP ~ homai MA Hawps , J9 T,as r5oTas'e'
Sch Charles Hass Dayton Broobbayen FOR Philadelphia
ballast
sch Black Havs bridgeport Z ds 10 ballast.
Sch Medoia Dev,auq; Bridgeport in ballast.
Sch Kaos, Natal ens, Passport, hth. h,h and OIL Smith
Boyncu.
Sarah Cumberland; Butts Boston ds md,e, TO mater
Sch Joid Ciayton urrs Milton. Del &c to master
Sch Ellen Perkins, Smith I'm Albany Norwich, lumber.
Polly Andrews Andrews Andrews, Bridgeport for Phad9
phia. marble.
Sch Lexington smith Hartford for Philadelphia ballast
sc Bsnsmu Broan RE bads Albany Proyidence flour
lunter
lumber
Sch Coreu zabske Parker, Albany Providence flour and
hay
scI Leopard Wilcox Iubec d., ah and plaster master
Sch otts, Cbace Boston, mdse, to Foster Ncksrson
BELoW-one Ship and one Brig.
sAILED-steamshp Ontario chagres Cosmo BIZ Out
ebrjge for Bristol, ard othes
Wind during the day North East,
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PHILADELPHIA.
Rxp,os,on--e Heahh-Mar-
kets, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

Correspondence OF me iriUVne
PHILADELPHIA MonGay Dec q.
This morning, an upright copper boiler, in the
establishment of John Murphy, machnist, in Bond
street below Wood, exploded. Fortunately no
person injured.
Peter Lobb, against whom true bill was found
last June, for the murder of Waterman Mooney
and who has been absent from the city SINCE this
morning voluntarily SURRENDERED himself to the aa-
thorities In letter to the Mayor, he strongly
protests his innocence Of the crime,
Our city has been remarkably quiet during the
mast few weeks Not single important breach
al the ueace occurred during last Saturday nl5ht
and Sunday. The new Police system works well
The III OUR arke continues very quiet The demand Tor
ointment is limited and tue only sae7 fepOftcoae tVo ODDS
ssafd brands Principally on Saturday al 81 70 per bb
neiudiug smai TOT good Western al 81 Oh he sales
for cy consumption continue very restricted Ecale al
~ slI4 ga for common and choice brands - I5G5 80
sor extra aud fancy brands at higher rates The market
xQpi!uues nearly bare OF RYE FLOUR CORN MEAL Is IN
Rmiied demand 81 rs T. bbl There is fair demand for
WHEAT, prices steadily maintained. Sales ora
SCG0nushes good and prime red 81 snd white al 81 J
y bushel The last sale OF RYE at 20 cents CORN IL
Gull add supplies Hfe coming IN more ifeeey safes o.
aCG6 bushels yellow 5f015 cents but principally at
So cents OhTs-but few arriving We quote southern at
80 Pennsylvania al 4i0i2 T. bu-hel WHISKY s
bud prices unsettled The last sae Of bbls was al 4o
cents, and bhds at M cents. IN
SALES o. STOCKS 1Fls Boa,d-l0 Grard BIZ, l25 200
City es l07 $50 Reading KG, 365 $1,000 DO 5o4 s2pUo
Reading R Nor Gs, 80 81 hechauics Bk ~ ~ New
Orleans Gas, l5 $3.50 Stale 5s, 9}; S@s8s Ie&aS egs,
tered Notes, 45 30 Morris Canal Il 9l,og2 OneS al
Del Canal &C. 81 81 $1,000 Sch Nay U.s. 49, AZ oNonA-
Liberties Bk, So. 90 - 1900
Second I}oard2s56O0 Reading RR IS, 7g} 10 CONNER,
eal BIZ &C! $tG00 Teas Registered Notes, ~ S2r21O
State a. %; 600 Morris Canal Bonds, 8O4 S<qt sen
Nav g.. st. III 81 600 State g. 1911 $1,000 Candenand
AInio, K 6s 70. s54 p Sch Nav, 10
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a NJ HRawIN Aucuoneer ~,
IgY BANGS, BROTHER Il %. IVA
4 DRROADWAY-CgsA adyances made upon al coF

n
MoED1Y h ExEASB 0ss g eaaeas.e
ron hS CT ysu aSe Enes5 aud American PUBLICATIONS en-
br8cing great variety, ~ 49, I C-ss,,s Enc,roSS.
f5 of c 9a aiaa 5s6 Asas bs si,.s
he Bh Nay asois9 Go5 Ieh III .oiare q
LIE OF CgmpogH' yo'S; ssG' M p Gs,de1
viii eegant coored Plates vols ITO C1ge9 }ifo s9
Garden Of Petss, Illuminated, 6yo;i t Io0A pers5a
Round The Worie, iine copy haHA1s i'9y a1rI.
vols 9yo SCOTS compete tEose ~ " H T,, Gnzors
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As..ans IN rssolu,on 10 defet DE eslengn Of Pc 70

Assistants fn resolution 10 defer the extension Of pier No
it, N. r., winch was conepred 10. ,..,o,a
The Committee Wharves, Piers ani Slips pfeselleq
report adverse the petition OF Messrs Russ and Reid c
a lease OF The BuIkhead on Wesst between Amos ana
consideration ofthe subject. which was adopted.
The Committee Lamps and Gas in favor OF hghoAg
B4rrow-st between Fourth and Blocker s's WIN gas
which adopted
The Committee on Lamps Gas presented report IN
favor oflightng Mulbeny-st between Grand and "aheI
sts which adopted
The Committee on Lamps and Gas presented report IA
favor Of placing two gas lamps in rQnt oIhe Clafch ~
ofBenry and Scanned which was adopted On
division, Viz Affirmative. Aid Griffin, Dodge, Oakley
Chapman, the Ptesd eui, Aid Smith, Haws, Mllef. 0ua
Cook Bard, Brtton, franklin ConAlin-l4 Ae9aee. Iu
Wood -
The Committee on Streets presented report adverse 10
the petition Of Israe ketch1m for contract 10 pam m
ing around the Park aad other public grounds ""'H "
adopted r,ror or
regulating and grading 45lhst between 80 ana DIN a7'
with ordinance therefor which %as a." VI 9,lac
ion viz 4tymatre.-Ad. Griffin Dodge "GP9 ~ So
CHAPMAN he President AID Smith, iaws Miner, SHAW
Cook Bard Brittoa, franklin Concsln-i2 - c,, If
The Committee on Streets presented afepor' IN IA9oi vi
,eaaing te.gradiug, and rs-settng curb and gutter
38thst between "a and Sd avs with an ordinance
therefor which was adopted on DIVISION " fUVMa,
~. IA Griffin Dodge Wood, Oakley, Chapman. the
Pre.jdepi, I'd Smith Haws, Miller, Shaw Cook, Bard,
bno9 iita on finance presented report in favor Of
reducing The personal tax OF H. + Reed lot yls " mn
,Css adopted on division, viz: -4GrmahpcAd Grimm
no5g4 Wood Oakley Chapman. The President, Aid
smith Haws Miller Shaw Cook, Bard Bri!Ion frauHAn
anu 00'''n--- FROM DEPARTMENTS.
A communication received from The Comptro4er'
with ordinance Proydng for the suG OF f9 5000 yse
Works which referred to the committee on finance
Afterwards Md. Miller moved reconsideration OF me
reference which was carried division. w ADlrmI
tire AID Griffin, Dodge, Chapman, the President AZ
TIayvs Miller Bard Bnuon Conckln-9. Negatire Az
Wood Oakley, Smith Shaw, Cook, Franklln--6. Aid
Cook moved 10 lay the the table, which was lost
on a division, viz. AErmatire, AID Wood, OAKLEY
Chapman the President AID. Haws Miller Bard Brtton
Franklin, Conckn-l0 The question was then taken on
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SALES BY AUCTION.
L. G. CARRrNcrox. Aucuoneer.

L. G. CARRrNGroN. Aucuoneer:
VDY JACOB S. PLA1T.-STOCK OF
4 DHARDWARE AND CUTLERY,-THIS DAY It
10 O'Clock at tie Auction store q Pattst about 200 30 hour
md 8dhy clocks CIains platform scales, case Iteel
squares loo doz plated table spoons brass goods ,uuE
iii and padlocks frames, hammers, butts and scewl
knob locks 7doz steeads hoyels and longs augurs and
augur bits knitting pins, mahemat al Instruments ivory
and otherknives and forks, caryers c2stors, manure forks
80 pattern goods OF stock goods. teakeltes, frames
calk backsmiihs bellows pipes. caHks log chain cak
coli chain, 2casks chains 10 dO2 tack hammers brass
candlestlcks hand shngng and lahng hatchets manun
forks &c &c Also, invoice OF new importation OF Shelf
field razors, shoe knives pocket cutlery knives and FORKS
sc without reserve Also, casks Birmingham patterns,
an entire set by order ottlie importers.
Also u O'clock for cnsh icask sadlery slightly dam.
aged Also some fine guns and pistols being selected pa.
terms Also, great variety of other goods Tie whos
will be sold to tie highest bidder without reserve Terms,
under SlOO cash. aud $lOO months for paper sppry
ed by auCtiOneer 80 IT.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT u NEW-YoRK.
Cleared,

steamer. optaro Latham, oasgrss Ao!iridse aathrc;e
Iioeey, Philadelphia
Liverpool sPoaot, rston < Co Memphis, Baa-
ker. Ney Ori-aus. NT Nelson
Banks Cosuo Brl Uutebrg g. Bristol Erg lines Co;
vaurh Crowe Savannah stGrga Chairman CO. Junata Law
renee. New. Orleans, NesuIh Il Son.
Brgs Mary sater, BIZ sser Parsbor2 NS Erarus, Burt st
Marks; Arthur Brl St Johns, NF 6 La~Hes < Co
Abram stevens Curacao Lewis Dam Weld, Foster Csutus
COS Smpson u Msyhew.
lev Nsrtolk Bergen Cole Petersburg; Mary Powell Williams VII
gon NC Powell rol satt-ry, DAVIS Charl4ston Caths
me Brown Brown Porau Prince Hret Pose Wreath Talbot
81 Augustine, Fla.
Barge Middesex KY, Philadelphia
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Dlsnsters, &C.

SUR PrsstLt Fusrou, Nav Orleans 22d ut, I'm Ly
epoo having experienced and heavy weather the
Gulf The 10th O'Clock AN lat 25 SO, lon IS g. aheayy
squa struck the ship mast to the mzen top
and gait all sails attached to mzenmast
maynard and all attached sprung foremost carrie away fore
oeopa orea and Glib damaged the forward and
houses &C. and the boats The quarter
overheard, add the ship Otherwise damaged
Mobile I'm New York repOtts that
n Berry Islands, by the ship Calcutta
which carried away her fore rigging, split SAILS, Ks
DoglE I'm Boston FOR California put Eto Bermuda
on the 18th Nov, u dstrsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-03
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

SECOND DISTRICT ScHooL.-Thc new and ele-
giant School House corner NorthF Fifth and Fifth
ats was opened yesterday, and will be so to-day
sor the inspection Of the public. Tomorrow the
opening exercises will commence, and several
addresses be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-03

Mr.. MuRDocK's ISsANITY.-An intimate friend
of Mr. M s assures the Cincinnati gazette that
notbipg serious may be entertained from these
alarms Of insanity these attacks are the result
of physical arrangements, caused by an unfortu-
nate mistake made by him few years since, in
having taken dose of arsenic for salts. These
returns of illness are temporary and readily yield
to medical appliances
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BY TELEGRAPH.
nInrhets......ALpA o.. :.


The receipts since our last have been FLOUR
Is l0O bbs: WHEAT 1900 bush; CoRk 6O0 bush BAR
LEY 5000 bush Ia flour there more buyets tnhl
sellers old prices Sales have been e1dB bbs al ~ a.
s. for pure Geneee e. FOR strait State and 559i 81
for Michigan Pennsylvania WHEAT is IL fair demand tor
mi ing sales of 5000 bush l2a nc ior ordinary
Genesee 5,6C0 bush Barley sold Pc. OATS aoag
better. Sales 5000 bush a &c
Weather cold and threatening snow.
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To Mariners.

Ish House. 20 be be OF cast and pile IS 70 be sr-
I'd sand hey Cape Florida tie supefHtsndenes OF "
Les, E.q Il expected TO be competed IN y. months t.n as
n e vrscss ahch hsve occurred That place 'hn me f1t
hire wears There doubtless % many reports Of e beng
on bo. rear Sapd hey AKIN VIII be at anchor theirs
for some time the materials arssy there Tor the cree
lion of The Light House hi gesss Stationed thsr- for the PC
Jatiop OF the pei engaged on the WOfA.
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Cotton Factories. Wooden Factories. Printing E.tab.
Mills spudie.. Looms Mills spIaiess Looms. No;
i 1851. 81 a7o752 $3.50 i9 2os88i 49i5 is
In 1850 she has a32,964 rateabe Polls l34,0H
Dwelling Houses 25,684 Workshops 10 Brew
cries; 388 Tanning Houses 1912 Warehouses
and Stores; II Ropewalks; 7l8 Grist Mills $50
Carding Mills; % Pulling Mills l,6o5 Saw Mills;
l6 Small arm Manufactures 336 Sitting Mills
and Nail Machines; Linen Factories with 1884
spindles and looms ia Paper Mills 1913 Mills
of other kinds; 2O4 Iron Works and Furnaces
68 Oil Factories Glass Factories A Card Fac
tories; 800 Barns; 5,358,537 superficial feet Of
Salt Works; 1888. $50 do of WharGng; d28,71o
Tuns of Vessels 100000 acres Tillage Land
1911, 200 acres Pasturage; 5000 acres Unim-
proved Land; 257 600 acres Unimproyable Land
$3.50 acres Land used for Roads ld9, III acres
Land covered with Water. Since 1910, the IN
crease of Railways in miles has been nearly 600
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on the lsih INST, ArDeasvi b. Rev b Ad'@, NJ THOMAS
Ru.yf uRIH sstso4fy, coun To Ms RAGS 81 Kris,
w-lrs.sy raornifz p BY Rev ba Blua Hon ABEi
BsI3p 20 @AET fAUG2Ra eldest laughter ~ john s' 80.
al C+y Sav - +, Rev Wloa sa+.sr . 2ir RfcHtRp
.JsR1N oi Plum Island, n y 70 ill'' AMI aoN'A'
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I.nunchPR.

A. Rock and ou afternoon Thursday last from the yard o.
Merriam Andrews chip Crescent avery haeyess ct a5out
She the dcd ship built Hocsnd uus H7
past ,t..
va. launched from yard William hcL0on, Of south A9n
ton tie day preceding toe barn Goien Era from tna
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,1t,1u vopK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1850
Markets =. NEw osLEAss. Nov. 80. n

The sales Of CorToN yesterday were 10000
bales and afer the receipt Of tic EuYopas news an al
OF al cok place, Middng being quoted AZ 6l55
The sales Of the wecR have been 81 go bales SustR has
DO rnfd
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Nv TeiegrnDlI,

NEW 0RLE MS, Nov 3Afr steamer Phtldsphia ships Rap
paaroct, ana Sage Work ship. Cairo, aud hdlAbar.
MOBILE Nov 2A barks Wyandotte and Macedonia and brig
Catherine Rogers. I'm NYnrk.
CHARLESTON, Soy 29Arr ship Castor NYork.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov 2s- ArrDtd- ssragossa Turey
N@w.0rlesns hs Brothers, Lov sagua la Gfsudei aaho
rey, Peterson Mobile
CeartdB Minerva Mchse, New Oreags; Delaware Lewis
Boston, OAK Ryter schs Bolivar James, Nantucket Mary Ez
ab~h Pk-p Adeue and Rosiua Williams New Haven
sranlef On.ta. o NeI ]. New YORK.
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RcceIntn of ProfInre

BIZ he North RtUcr Boats, Dee $4,000 bbs
FIo5f $50 pigs Butter, f6 do Ashes 5 90 do Cheese
Sc 10 NhHkg 569 do Beef g. 99l bushels Wheat 5
bn!es Wool: > 200 bushels Corn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-03

FIRrs-On Friday, canal boat was burned
at Newark On Saturday afternoon Elverson *
Co.'S. hat factory, in Newark, was nearly
DESTROYED.
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WM MCCORMICK, Auctl0neer.
UCTION NOTICE.-W MCCOR-

10 Spucest.R large assortment of Furniture, remoyedh r
convenience OF sale, consisting OF elegant PanoEore,
grand action do Broadway maker bedsteads French
mahogany and other bcdseeds, cots lot Of wines an
liquors iron safe sc. Aso lot OF machinery for peasing
straw hats, &C. d3 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-03

column, that the semi-annual interest of y cent
on the stock of the Erie Railroad Co. will be paid
at the office of the Company on and after the "a
January next.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. have de,
clared dividend for the last six months of six
Y cent, payable on the 10th OF December.
The following table shows the amount in the
various Government repositories, subject to the
draft of the United States Treasurer on the 25th
Of November 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-03

PLYMOUTH CHURcH.-This church was crowded
to OVERLOOKING last Sabbath, both morning and
evening In the evening all the aisles and tbs,
space in front of the pulpit were completely
packed Many stood up, and many more went
away who could not gain admittance. Rev.
HENRY WARD BEEoHER, the pastor, dictated.
His snhiect was Sell.Deniel.p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-03

Inc connecticut and Passumpsic River Rail.
,oaa has been doing very good business for the
'"s' Blk months. The net earnings will undoubt.
eddy allow three q cent dividend in January.
alter deduet'ng $4,000 for losscs eaasea by the
July freshe;a.
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TOTAL -. $50 eT.T,I35IN0 s5Lfl5.7I7 E-5l'-377'0
Annexed is comparative statement oil the
value of taxable property in Kentucky for the
years 1919 and 1850, as reported By thesSecond
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. m T-lTT !
Total. .. III 95t ND. of
Of 400 The deliveries during NoT were ~ I 5 81
active since The foreign news The sI9ck IS oyg mus
Kentucky Virginia $50 Ohio naa ls9dna s ava $50 9
do 81 Domingo 2o7S do Havana, Lao do Cuba go cases
Conn Seed Leaf i72 ceroons Costa Rlca, a9 DO 4ara,
4g0 do ST Domingo, 2,075 do Havana, l7i9 Cuba The
sss in part during November including before repored
are made up as follows 20 hlds kenucky; 7t0lt; 60
do Virgins u 083 81 do Ohio and Maryland, ta8E
Is 10 Mason Co. Man; 100 bales Kentucky stems !;
i5C Conn Seed Leaf new 1875 40 toldl -
%: 100 cases Florida new 28d52 Prices firm but le
doing owing principally the approach Of The close
n ~ Ann
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Toal.,....... $285 o85578 Toial, S2g9338o9
The track of tie Atlantic and St. Lawrence
Railroad is now laid as far up as Bacon Falls
that's to say, ten miles above Paris Cape Depot
and the locomotive used in the construction Of
the Road now runs up to those Falls.
The abstract of the Assessors returns Of Mas
sachusetts for 1850, exhibits the following results,
Since 1870 at least 500 miles of railway have
been finished in the State, and many lines of
stages displaced, but the horses in Massachusetts
hare increased from 6O,O3O in 1870 to $4,000 in
1850. In the same period cattle have increased
from 27a 1871 to 300 600, while sheep have declined
from $4,000 to 1857. The produce of wheat
has declined from lOl, l78 bushels to 28,487, and
Indian corn increased from l,775,o73 bushels to
1926, $50, while cotton and wooden spindes have
doubled in number disteries haze decreased
from ~ TO A.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TARGET Extraordinarily morning the
8 members Of Engine Company No. l9, under the
command of Captain Gedney, proceeded on a
target excursion to Mount Morris, near Harlem
They mustered upward of SO muskets, and were
preceded by Granger military Band, and accom-,
panied by several invited guests. They were
noblclooking set Of men, and credit to the
City Of Churches
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Passengers Arrived
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

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