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Improved Washimg Nachime,

Improved Washing Machine.
rE,HE Il celebrated Machines, for which received a
Diploma at the Fair of the Worcester Co. Mechanics
Association. are made at No CENTRAL STREET where
orders may be addressed
The following is taken from the Editorial columns of the
spy: " We haze had one OF CiOyess Washing Machines
IN use in our family, for several past and. after
giving il fair trial. recommend il the best machine
or mat puePose that we are acquainted with not
only great labor saving machine, but operates
manner as to Dure clothes much less done hy
other washing machines by the hand rubbing
board"
GTPrice S. Warranted to please.
May 81 d2aw wtf FRANCIS GLOVES
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Farm for Sale.

hi he valuable Farm known as the William Mils
sSR Farm, situated in the south part of RUTLAND,
pcl"een Nu'and Foorhorse Farm and the Barre road
raslue moving, lilage, and Wood Land-30 acres being
covered with heavy growth Of Pine White Oak and Chest
nut imber Inc Farm swell stocked with good fruit
WIN good buildings thereon For further particulars in
qure OF the subscriber on the premises -.
Jun avs "a CARPENTER. es
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Buffer, Cheese, g.

bHtltE, OHecsc, &c.
TX FIRKINS choice Vermont BIJTTER
~ 80 Kegs do New York do.
2OoO lbs Prime Worcester County CHEESE.
1000 lbs. do New York do
Also-Superior Southern Homony-Corn Fio,r e,l
Flour-Rye Fonr--Buck Wheat WLcn,rn c;, anu" pn
tna-Tnpiocn-snro Arrow Root-CoIa,ipe-Rn,siaiL h
gass-Amoiican do Irish Moss, 80 Co. ''"
neo a se SAFE WoEaI8N b. Bu1MAN.
Hw
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
NlNCE the news by the last Steamer, the PATENT
- DEEP WATER, RIVER BED, GOLD BORLR nssa
only be named to bring gold hunters to the
CahIornIa Depot, IL Park Row, N. York.
10 Duy II Tor 3D. Those who want them by Wholesale
must give lew days notice Also, the Patent wonder
working, Gold SAVING, HASH Fan, warranted 10 wash
and saUe tour times much gold as the common pan
for So. ARNOI u WuPEnM y '"'
A>o" DIN, WV e.5 DIV
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POTASIIES. .r.
q CASKS Of Northern Potashes Of supetior ou,,i,v L
received, for sale low BY J. GREEN a co - '"''
April 20. II opposite Central School House
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Cooking Ranges,

A NEW amt beautiful pattern Couking Range tn
most Convenient economical, and cheapest in 18th
market, for sale by RICHARDSON d LORING.
July IL. dstf 70 Main st.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

ia A VALUABLE ESTATE No, II Summer ST.
f.SR "A consisting of House, Barn and Building Lot
supply OF good and durable water, with many dos
sTable privileges, when examined. dtf March s.
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COAL! that is COAL!!

VAN always be found at the City Coal Yard, am will
~ De delivered in The best possible ORDER Orders may
1e iet ut U. L. fHoMPspNs Shoe Store, or at L. D.
rLAea's Grocery Store, cor Main and School Sta
VIZ cesier' ilth mo 2. df b. BUFFHM.
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,r,nnE pEIHsLEC DOMAIN.
prpoRT oF THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
itE' VIZ LAND HFFlCE
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
Saturday. Nov. so, 1850.

s,n.-In submitting for your consideration
Report of the operations OF this branch oil the
service during the past year have concluded to
modify to some extent the forms OF statistics, by
presenting seni-annual tables OF the sale and dis
posal OF the public lands SO as to conform to the
fiscal wear and at the same time admit OF being
arranged BY calendar years when desired
AS it has been the practice to found the taoes
for the Sd quarter in part upon Estimates, nave
concluded this year TO dispense wthlt and 10 car
~ the statistics into the body Of the Report.
The surveys of the public lands and private
claims have been prosecuted during the last year,
with all the energy which the means at the DIS,
posal of this Office would permit. The late period
at which the appropriations for the current year
were made, prevented the extension OF the sur
veys this fall in the North west as intended, so as
to keep pace with the progress OF settlement Inc
DELAY thus caused, however, will be compensated
by mere sed efforts in the ensuing spring, so that
the numerous settlers in that direction may have
an early opportunity Of purchasing their improve
ments In the States OF Ohio, Indiana, MlsslSslP-
pi and Alabama, the survey have been Completed,
the archives connected Herewith transferred TO
the State authorities.
AS required by the Actoi June l2, l84O and the
Office of Surveyor General in those States dscon-
tipued. In Illinois, Arkansas, Michigan, Missouri,
Louisiana and Florida the surveys are being
brought to close as speedily as practicable, as
will be perceived by reference to the following ia
bic, showing the area of each State, the number Of
acres surveyed and the number remaining unsur-
veyed
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Sales in Three quarters IN !
1900 ,,,.s.,'..'''''',' }
Mexican War Warrants !
for lst, %, and part OF I
Sd guarler......'..'.)
State Seleciions, for lst }
%, and part of 81 quar- 7
Choctayy Certificates. -.
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But Of this individual Indian
-seryalious, " bich have been recog-
dlLrG, f%iofS 6o-iVV dStes
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Leaving unsold at that date.... 299,87 44-l0o acres
Beside the sale of public lands, there have
been disposed of by the Land officers, in the Ces
sion, SO COS 6e.l0o acres of Orphan reservations
under the eth article OF the Treaty of 1884.
The quantity Of lands sold, public and Or
phan. and the gross amount received for the re-
spective classes, in each year, and in the aggre-
gate up to the end of the third quarter OF 1850,
ere eyhibited in the following table:
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improvements the sales of the Pablo Lands dur
ine the past wear have been comparatively limit
ed The whole quantity sold and appropriated IN
satisfaction of Warrants and donations exceeds
very considerably however, that OF the preceding
The following statement of the amount of lands
sold and located by Military and Warrants &C.
in 1888 end SAG, ard first three quarters Of 1885,
exhibits the decrease in cash receipts, and the IN.
crease for 1919 in the amount OF lands disposedo
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Subscriptions Received to tbs Sezsi- Weekly
Tribune.
Receipts of Produce

By the North Riuer Boats Dee. 42l,300 bbls
Flour; $50 pkgs Butter $50 do Ashes 4270 do Cheese
ze4 lido whisky; lasO do Beef; 1880 bushels Wheat ,
75ee do Corn; 42,o00 dc Oals
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Total. .........s.,.....,,...,..:.. 1850 -
all OF which have been duly recorded in this Of
fce, and the accounts OF the Receiver have been
adjusted up to the 3Oth September, 1850.
It may afford some idea Of the amount Of labor
which has been required and performed in con-
Quoting thus far the land operations ia the Chicka
saw Cesson, by reporting the fact that the records
in this office, in connection with this particular
business comprise ninety three folio volumes.
In the annual Report Of ls4o from this Office in
consideration Of the gradual winding up Of the
ChicEasaw operations, the dinninution of sales,
and the comparative small amount of business
now required to be transacted in the Cesson, l
suggested, and recommended legislation, with s
view to corresponding reduction in the expenses.
To that report, in the present matter, beg leave
70 make special reference, and to reiserate my
reconarn endation in the prennises-unlesa indeed,
it should be the pleasure Of Congress to pay the
Indians for the residue Of their lands at the
minimum price Of l23 cents per acre inyessin8the
amount IN United States stocks, and devosing the
intcses. 70 the endowment Of schools IN tie
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The whole Of this Cession has been brought into
r,arket with the exception Of one section, re-
seryed for the use of the local Offices
The unsold lands under the operation of the
graduation system, have reached the minimum
price fixed by treaty Of l2i cents per acre, except
few tracts which are now subject TO entry at 90
There have been issued for Public Lands
10 this cesson Z5too peenIs
Fer reseTy atoHs ...,.,,.,..'..''''''.''' <'Zo
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grant made by the Act of 4th September ls4l, to

STATEMENT .o.7fhg the condition Of he Sfas elections
under the act o. 4t Sept ls4i, the 3oh day Of June
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Leaving suhject 10 sale 4,296,9C6 &l0o scres
OF Ibis ouanry there have been sold
up 50lh September .3,997588 %-lVo acres
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Nc of srrrs to Nc. Of 10
which each State Ehlch e'eh sats
va ef,ir 20 un Fo Of entitled on
s--rs der the See proved the lst JUL. 1870,
q tbs Of June, ietU ard TO be selected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
Ehe H.ate Storm nt tho Souts.

The Storm on Saturday, we fear has had a most
disastrous effect upon the cotton crop. Gentlemen
who have reached the CITY from different counties,
represent it as very misunderstanding blown out
q large portion Of the open cotton, and blown off
great quantity Of small bos, forms and blooms.
The destruction to the corn crops on the Savan
nah river, we fear, has been almost total on many
plantations, the river is known to have attained
. hight W hich has inundated thousands of acres.
And as the wind had blown down the corn, large
portion OF ii has certainly been covered.
The river attained its greatest hight, over TWEEN
ty feet yesterday about noon, and commenced TO
secede before night. Augusta (Gal Chronicle.
The storm of Saturday has left much of the
awamp land inundated. In the lower part Of the
district uash damage is feared TO corn and cotton
Singletons Big Lake plantation is nearly sub
merged, as are also several otherg. One gentle.
man, We ege Informed, celcuasen his loss al not
lesB than s30O0--and this is supposed a low est.
mate for tue damage. few days will afford more
definite information.
The telegraphie communication, North and South,
has been Interrupted by ire es falling over the wires
az well ss ,ne blowing down OF posts. From the
known energy Of those in charge OF the hnes we
do no. anticipate heightened delay.
[Cclumbia Is. C Telegraph, Aug. 26
Wewefe visited on Saturday morning with
heavy blow from The southwest which prsyalle(
without d ;ermiiaion for twsRty hours. We BhoQlt
not be suspsised TO hear that it was the wing OF {
severe gf!o on the coast. Char. Mercary, Goth
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oT,Ass1oAL AND NJ ATHEMAT4oAL
SCHOOL.

CLASSICAL AND MATE "A "a "a " HAH
SCHOOL.
AZ sIXTH-AVENUE
nmr ssRs sEDGWICK NICHOLS will reopen tnar
II scbeo on Monday, September L, 10 thelI object to
.arspe pupils for Business College, or the Military AGA
v Fof their methods OF teaching and the results oil
hem ,heyrefer to the following testimonial, and to the
1,m,Ies3eD Whose names are given below
From CHARLES DAVIES, LII o. AulAor OF lao " Coufse Oh
EatheDstics"
hsvo known for several yeara Messrs sedgwck and
Nichols and had fall opportunity OF becoming anute &C.
auapied with their system OF Instruction and methods Of
discipline and also Of witnessing tneir results
1t gves great pleasure 10 sRy that IN all that concerns
mora culture intellectual DEVELOPMENT and the formation
OF manly character nothing In thelT System which
can be improved |. may saely bs commented in tbs
atrougest TO all who wAh their sons 10 De wei In
strncted (Signedl CHARLES DAVIES.
Horace We,stsr Ii D. Principal Of me Free Academy
Vim n C. Bartlett LID. Professor OF Mai. and Exp,
Philosophy Ia the U. 9. Military Academy.
Prof. Tayier Lewis, Edmund Hurry, Esq.
Bon JsInes Harper, WIN. HaWes, Esq
Henry Davies, Eaq. George G. CoIlna, EGG
Richard Knball. Esq John Warren, Esq,
r. Norcom Esq. r. Norris, Esq.
r Mc[lvaine ESQ. Il 2 Forrest Esq,
Jsmes Brady Esq Andrew Smith, Esq
9sm Hopping, Esq. Brook. D. Salek Esq ,,,v,s
Iyn Au19 3wisA&Th osTuWFds
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

TgROF D. LAGROlX begs leave to inform hs pupils
and persons DESTROYS Of becoming practically conyet
viii ibe French Language Thai be Intends a95maE
evening gepember l6 1850 al his rooms, Nos Is and Is
La Farpe bpiIdnga 289 Broadway Terms 81 per month
az lessons) His frat ain being to enable his Pupils 10
strictly limited to ak Applications received as above
daily before 10 O'Clock a. M and after o'clock r a.
Mons Iag1ox has charge OF the French Department IN
The widely known Instilution OF MeEsrs John Jacob
Abbott and also IN that OF Mr. Patton TO which gentlemen
he ia kindly OF mitted well Aessre Hon.
Campbell F. White and p Arpin. editor Of Courier des
Ftnts TJnia au22 ct p, as k24 then cod"
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OnnRda Eten1a.

k-z5e The residence of Rev. DR., McCaul, at To-
ronto was entered by burglars on Tuesday Night
and 100 worth OF plate stolen.
EY" A Gne little steamer has been Launched
upon Lake Scugog to run from Port Perry to Lind
sey.
gTe An address to the new Bishop Of Montreal
was voted at a meeting of the Episcopal Clergy,
at which DR.. Bethune presided, held at Montreal
last week.
rY9 DR.. Blake, Surgeon of the Goth Regiment,
committed suicide at Montreal By c1tting his throat
with arazo- while under the influence OF tempo
rary insanity
E During the late session of Parliament there
we're 739 petitions presented, 81 in
appointed LOG reports made, PAT bills oro'B"' '1'
and AZ bills lost or dropped. W..
The people of the otyof am S;, On coa a.
dav decided by ballot to permit the oly
to loan tho credit OF the city to the extent oil sDv
o0o to aid in the construction Of the dfea' " 'S''
ern RaiIwsy. :. ,,a.o,4o o.,
utasgnesdey. charged with the commission OF me
N w bnreiaries A ailver smith named John
ssIon. was caught in the act OF melting the stolen
rlate. toeether with fellow named Talbot, who
said be was agent for French Canadian named
Fnv Faywas arrested after desperate strug,.
eIe' He says he s from New Orleans. Some OF
the parties who were committed for examination
will doubtless be discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

HEALTa OF BISHOP BAscoMB-We learn from
the Kensecky papers that Bishop BAscouab is still
consideFed dangerously i'll, there being doubts en-.
RETAINED by his physicians whether no can qossl
bly, recover.
EB@ Martin Van Buren, and b. P. Blair passed
shrough Albany on Friday, on their return from
Weytricge, Vt where they attended the Wright
Monument Celebration.
FIRE,-Atupentine factory in South Boston Yves
destroyed by fire on Friday last Five or ak
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LEAVE NEW.YOAK, GOING N0KRH,

running 10 and nom Albany and touching Ire aHual Is
tsrmedi2te landin2s
LEAVE NEw.YoRX, COINS NoRRH,
From the Office Ia Hudson.st Chambers-st.
AIT AH.-Way Tain for Albany, stopping al all way
@ an ne oFA 81 S vii
HydePark, Kingston, Baytown, Pyoh, Maiden, Caiaki
Hudson, CoxsAckis snyVesanI and New Baltimore aza
Ala AM-Lxpreas train for Albany, stopping a Yca'
kers Dobbs FERRY, Deaman, FarEytown Sing Sing PeeSs
m STS se5a Vie IL
Aida, which viii land 81 Kingston, Maiden, Caieki,
AtI2 R~For freight and passengers TO PoaRhkespde
KS PN-For passengers 10 Poughksspsia, stopping st
Ai4Pa For passengers to FeeksziI stopping at tbs
Ala PM-Express train for Albany, stopping al Yon~
ssrs P9b6s ker pe es a, TafyiGTn N Sagng
bgreh sn1 Milton ferry consisting ss Poaghkeepss With
lie steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which will land al Hyde
PARK Kingston Barry.own, fyoh Maiden, cstakiIl aud.
aop Coxsackie suyVeesni and New Semo.o, md arrive
ri albany al IAN.
AID P@-For passengers to Poughkoephs, stopping a
leave PoUeHKrEPsIp, aoINe SOUTH.
AtGi Ag.-Tor Ne~Yofk, stopping at all The way sta
tons. ~
Stopping si oil way satona.
Ala AM-Fof Nsw.York stopping at all the way aus
joins except croion, Verplancks SuhhS HOOK and One
All Nor on arrival OF steamer trona Albany, which
eaveo here at AN stopping al Nsw- d Fish
aEu, Dearinan, Dobbs Ferry and Yenkera
At4PA.-Or on arrival OF steamer from Albany, whseA
saves there IL An stopping al al way saiioua exee2s
Cow Point and Verpiauck's.
A.stPM-Or on arrival of steamer from Albany wnica
leaves lhers 81 M stopping 81 ell way stsaonh 0a
LEAVE PEEKsKILh FOB NEw.YoRK,
Al6fAM--stopplng at all way stations -.
Passengers Will promote their nc Icy "
shssTyne The following rules: st Give particular difse-
onI 10 he baggage where gouf u . 20 as
vered that he may mark u aeeoralngy a S Ss"o
,nS de ga; st 30 not stand on the PlxaorEns
~ vsS n OLIVER II. LEE, Superintendent
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NATURALIZATION OF FOREIGNERS AT ST. LOUIS,
No-statistics of persons nsturalized in the Grim
ipa Court from the lst Of Ian. 70 the present time
Germany Prussia
Switzerland L Ireland
Holland Is England
Observation-Disclosures. q Scotland -........... D
PqapDd .................. SlFtancs
TOTAL number of persons naturaizsd In months 5il
In the same period 200 foreigners, Independent
OF the above declared at Court their Intention to
become natu.a allied The fact may not be without
it's interest that of the 300 converts, no less than
lo7 were made SO on the 5th inst the dag OF the
election.
In connection with the above, we clip tho follow
ing from the Boston Protective Union:
prudential ELECTION, 1852.-AlienS who
have been THREE YEARS in the United States and
who did not arrive under eighteen ye4rs Of age, IN
order TO be qualified to vote at the Presidential
Election in 1852, must declare their intention to
become NATURALIZED on before the Seventh
day Of the month of Nouem6er, 1850, otherwise
they will lose the privilege of votefs GA that oc,
cason.
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s5E5 FDR 9ALE-A great business sand, store, build
s ard dwelling and stock Of goods, or woald be d g.
~ posed desperately, wanted IN thss mannst sud
ing In prime order and located 10 very fourAhing village
on the Hud, River cash bune in fan operation sud
established for many Yeas The owner being in bad hesh
Ia obi to remove South but would remsln in the plsce
Icing enough to uae his influence for the Apply to
PETER J. sFRYKEa tMessrs Homes 4 CO..
snSl ITneO6 $50 Broadway, N. 7.
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o~u1 NEW ROUTE 40 FEE

a%gY NEW ROUTE NO HE5A EsA%
AIass2tfhsMekSVEST AND NORFH.--UNlTEDk fsstE
zaasAEAsSfATE5 MAIL LINE via the Cay. '-A0'
ara and Busquehanns and NewYosk snd Era RaRoadS
and Csyuga Lake.
and snsoueasnna Railroad win ras 10 connection wifi TIA
Day and Might Express Trains lho New York and Aff
Railroad, wv daily nnes (Sundsya e2cepedD
Yhe cara leave Owego al 81 A. NJ and ~ X n Leave
ithaca Of A. NJ aud att 50 ?. I'd. arriving 81 OWego y
dime FOR tho Morning and EYening sxpren Trains p'F
Eew-YoTk. 80 u,,vussS
The new and splendid lowpEessare steamer Fohns1
CIPY Captain William II. Leonard leaves ltnsSz asaI
tsundsys excaptedl al so A. n. connecting 81 SaySs
win do Expesp Prsps goilE East OF Cav 9n Al
burn and Rochester Railroad. Returning ieate fress
NJ or or lie arrival OF the Eastern or w esssp ssp m,
Trsins connecting al Ithaca win me AseN"'A
rsrdish uel OF fro New-York to CsJusa ia IN boess
tickets fnn Now-Yogk 80 lthaea or gsSsE gairoed Cog
he .,eamboai Of ths Newly orb ane Gi" ''''-
pany On tho river. ., ,,,, NaFF-York 10 Ithaca Of
GayuEa, .snra Railroad hss been entire
10 ,nni,I ar guad Win sssFJ tnns Win epsinea sn3
s,aldins TIA uelssea pssisa i s' IN ia tJEion
cara DntJf Hnq-York via ms ETC GaSui u@o u
fassenEes es! TTans Will Pass over and arrfve q
a m9Tnips q %, y.eVsng from the cara Inc picturesque
itAsna ~ ~ 49, And ts vicinity,
scenery VI ,et heiwecn iae IsiIoass ana NO eoAta
TAe an ranDus drecdy 10 and fron nls assnbcas
i E'si,Ns Ia Garage ihAa ..... -, ,o.- At.... 20
sEsse rine "a ouaniiasss ai both oads OF tho IAke.
heEEaS.nsprs ief Gswego, RyraGasa, Auburn, Genera
sbss,sr hnsalo sai to4nGedIAo plAees, VIII md us
& ssi aleassaL eamfo sbe snd choapstroaia jos eoda
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TO LEE,

Es sLAUGHTERIAG And Packing Ea.
Tab l,hnsnt for Rent-The well known Pork aad
Beef Slaue htering end Packing concern, owned ana
formerly occupied by tho lse Jamea r. Campbell LOT
rent
Ths establishment Ia located In ChlIcole, Rosa County
on the plat OF groond dividing the Ohio Cana rom ms
scoto hyer and bss thousand feet Of ground fons 90
on ssca. rue enclosure embraces six acf o. sto4ua,
consisting large pens large and nodious Ssaghern2
hanging, cutting, packing smoking and lsrdfo1dsiing
houses bck hogse 70 ot7ce and every convenience ef
handling twelve hundred hogs per day 3eriHg tbs
lard from The sam" 40 ineie arc do1be-G1s Doef
and engine for scadinE hogs and eating lard, and l@o
Therets also on The pemsei an leo house. largs enough
he scioo Valley, Of which Chicoths ia .ae chic, mar
keL 10 of tbs largest Pork and Beef D'rcts lhs
West and hogs can always he Tiers prices
than at Cincinnati and many other points and eoopeAges
abundant and cheap.
There ia drayage necessary, as boats be loaded
ct the Packing House and tho facilities for shipping direct
from this via the Lakes to New York Philadelphia
Baltimore via Pittsburgh to the East or South via New-
Orleans hnd al al seasons OF The year fully equal 70 those
afforded by Cincinnati. Money facilities Aso good,
there being ten or twelve banks within IS miles.
Applications for ronIng may be madeto
au27N orto FRANCIS CAMPBELL, Chitcoihe, o.
BACKING YARD FOR sALE.-The Lessee, lhir
teen years OF which Is unexplred, win me Improve
mens ofhe packing yard foot OF East twenty hflhat Ior
sale The concern stands four loss well arranged for
uehteng and packing provisions, or would suit Tor
privileges in Bellevue Basin. by which vessels can be
loaded directly st the For terms, &c apply on me
premises, or t2o9 Eas! Twentyhir at 70 .,.,rur
~ ST. W. ID. ACHHiAA.
90 TO LGT-A fine country residence with carriage
@ house Stable and about FIVE OF land Amounting
With uit and large cultivated garden situated 10
Rye, the Long Island Sound Possession given lmme-
disely. Apply 10 J Marshall, Aamsroneck, Wss;ches-
ter county. auS W.
GA 10 EETTWo genieel lhree-story hos SOS contain
81 Ing ell the modern improvements tD Hudson-plsce
(Thlrty-iourth-at}b between Ninth ard tenth avenues
Zen, $36O. Apply TO J. w. LATsON, l19 Broadway,
nornng and eyening upon the premises. N.Y. Sawtt
tgss HOUSE WANTED-A gentleman wishes to hire
A email but convenient house., with all the modern irn
pToYemeny from the first or middle OF October next
The not exceed $500 year Address, pos, psid
PARK, at the Office OF The Tribune. suI3 2aw N
Hszs 20 hEA'--An office the hSt floor OF the build
ssss ing corner OF Pnes! and Broadway, entrance on
'a-sA Pine-a Inquire at lG3 Broadway, cor. Pinest
su24n
eslSg PUNISHED aOUsE WANTED-on or be-
a ls- cen the Secondary. with modern Improvements
kAsa Apply to E. X COLLINs Sc Wall ST aulOn
So yPARTED-Afrep proof Store for storage Of gooda
H#3 Apply Immediately to .,,,u
.zeo0- aul0tf K. COLLINS, 70 WeuSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

egzs FOR 8ALE-A desirable country residence Ia iho
I town o! Wilton, Conn sbout u psles sfoa MOI! MOI
Railroad Ii consists OF Acre Of good land and sur.
rounded with ubrubbeg5 2he houss Is n good order II
Is Oh ha panbuEy road and will DO sold aw - me sud-
S'9sf faa 10 1sp A III BEsRIcKsoH lys soutns