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OUT Of Print-Leuen Of Madame de sevigne. In English
" vols.
Rousscaus Confessions In English parts, complete in vols
The Nouyelle Heoise. BY Rousseau. In English vols
CecIia Msmciu Of an Heress BY Miss Bumey. vols
Camilla. BY Miss Burney. vols
Eveina BY Miss Buney. vols. .
The Novice Of st. Dominic BY Miss owenson Lady Morfan
Q vols. fAa
Molerc's Plays. In French and English. 10 vols.
Montequeu Spirit Laws Translated English by Nugen
3
Jacobs Law Dictionary. vols.
Punendos Law and Nations Kenneus English
ston. vol.
Anderson's History Of Commerce. vols, qusrto.
sully's Memoirs. In English. 3vols.
copies the being wholly unob
tsnable-just imported direct from London -
sept29 FRANCK TAYLOR
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TO the Ocers % Nsvy.Tbs undersigned Respectfully
make snown % ne ocsr. q ihs that they have lust f
cetvsd ~ invoice Dehees bus Samuel superior srscle am
sea - Sswin E.owEN SON.
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CLASS No. 5.-Safe.
Msceldneous
Ito be delivered rcquired)
500 best susquehanna slate, 10 by 10 inches.
CLASS No. Slime.
Msceilaneou
Globe delivered required.)
$50 barrels best wood burnt lime
300 do do Seeleys mountain lime.
CLASS No. IT, Cement.
Miscellaneous.
Ito be delivered required.)
20 barrels best hydraulic cement
CLASS No. s.--I,on, Steel, Spikes, &c.
The round iron and fiat delivered
bcr; Of the iron be delivered by the LIST December
balance by the March The
275 tons best American pig No. 2240 pounds
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rHOlCE NEW GOODs.-we invite attention
descriptions
goods adapted exclusively their We have just opened for
and sale
pieces rich style figured mousselines hne quail
rs pieces medium grade mousselnes
10 do rich figured csshmeres
~ do do do d'Ecosse In patterns
10 solid coored mou.senes, light blue mazarine blue
pink, cherry, crimson, and
10 pieces fine printed French nannes ladies'
In shawls, have received
20 rich cashmere long shawls
do
CIAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Co.
Oct ls-3uf
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w ANTEDA situation is wanted BY German girl, IN private
family she understands French cooking IN All 10 branches The
best Off be gven. Please address sH
FRENCH COOK, Of Mr.. Trommer,
eth street, between street and pennsyvana svcnue.
i7-3t
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MAGNIFICENT Piano.-Jus received per barque Lowell,
from Boston, three Of Chickering'S superb octave pianos
magnificent Of style Louis
XIV Is In volume purity Of elasticity Of
touch beauty Of exterior unrivaed BY
exquisite wood, deliberately
carved 'front.' back and ends making elegant central piano This
accompanied with the highest testimonials
These with supplies, make assortment
extensive elegant south Of New York; prices
ing from s225 10 $780,
pianos payment On hand large stock
OF guitars grade elegantly nad vioin flutes
cordeons, and MI kinds OF musical merchandise
New received week. and sold low as can be
bought in this city.
RICH'D DAVIS,
Oct i0-eod3t Pennsylvania
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BY DYER Il BROTHER, Auctscneen
TRUsTEE,s sALE-on Thursday, the l4ih day Of no. ess
nsSt at O'clock nj in front q the premises, $1,000
deed Of trust dated the 0th day Of January, leo sno
Libcr j. A. g. No. 10, folios 1870, 40, and it one y
Records for Warrington county In he District s.r
sell public auction, the premises, LOT No xls ~ s,rs
with the improvements consisting Of frame house, sc
street, between o0th and 2lst streets.
Terms "'a'e s.IANpERsoN, Trus's
DYER 4 BRoTHEs, -
Sept l2-wswds Auepo'
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TSRENCEI and swiss Embr0ideries.-W have a large
desirable GOODS which sell cheaper
than ever oferedn this city before, viz
" 900 worked collars, l2t cents 10 81
Fine French worked collars $l SO TO Sc
Jenny Lind collars SO cents TO 81 SO .....
Do habits 10 to "a 50 \.
FineIa nc sleeves 81 SO TO ~ 50
Finem sleeves so cents TO 81 80
A fine assortment Of lace demi wells
handkerchiefs, plain and figured nets
ny-At the cid stand, Kings Lace Store n.u,
NJ b. Gentlemen call and look crayats and
By doing they atfe for we will sell
them very low.
Oct 6-eo3t
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Increase diminish quantity Of any Of the articles named o.
goods as be wanted for n s admin
he sample. Of saaIs YIN
should accompany BID enable te department decide
Tss p. p,oeS.as a .ap he viii
al % n - s ,'Ss .y 'SS s sn s under
sia. .spssy dsser.ss York. o
Missouri free ofsapenss 70 The soyernnen ism
day Of May assuming the quantity Of each article q.
e. %s". ns"es ns % 3D. r.. WIN
SsS S he Vino Sc
Cd % The 90 s % a.. .sm % S %
contract shall be made and with the terms % the contract ITSELF
within The time prescribed OF hey quality
s a. a, a ave y ' sa ssss
required quality the United States shall be authorized % pur
compelled pay who shall pay the said
Bonds w Be required bids, with good
.uIees, Of whom 3 certified BY United States
Payment completed, the del
OF good. Aforesaid ssen, Of The department,
So%%uaicsion. o Be- marked, Proposals ls Indian
win Be received made in the form and terms here
furnish for the service q The Indian De
s'' (riereinser, the list Of goods)
quantity being prescribed BY Tor WEI WIN
ss sa he
security toi wei will pay % The United States adherence
The hidden BY and the which the United
Each and every I'd Be- ssso@psniss
whose "sesasy BE- ssSea BY some one he
department, personally y ii. oiicisi position.
comply Win he term. Eiops..
bond for the execution o. e within The
time prcscribedn -
=. ..,,,,. ), ,.,,. ,.,,. :. .,., ., .. ,.,..!.
RI. L.
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DOCKS London-List No. 6.-An Apology for
ID magint. BY r. w. Grinheld, NJ. A. 1 VOL, 1850.
Life and Times Of Leo tho Tenth BY the London Tract Society
vol, 1850. "a 81 Nt
The Old Testament Pocket Commentary, compiled Henry,
Scott and other WRITER'S with numerous explanatory and illustrative
notes VOL, 1850. ts4r ..#E .a #mHl.4f
Ancient Pyhsgor.n Fragments translated by Thomas Taylor
I vol. y 81 '.s.f.F Il VI =
The frs, book. Of Homer sd tcreek with n,erpased
tansIsion, line for line, and notes. vol.
Johnsons Modern Dairy and Cow Keeper 4 vol, 1850.
suachnns Tables for Draining Land. VOL 1850
Bnddon the Diseases Of the Horse and Cow Ia5o
McCufocbs Political Economy enlarged edition. VOL
Just imported from London directb by
Sept 70 FRANCK TAYLOR
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New Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. So Val street. New York.
MORRIS FRANKLIE, president
SPENCER u. BENEDICT, vice president
PLIsY FREEMAN, actuary.
THIS company, conducted mutual insurance pncipe
upon principle Of leaving proportion OF the amount
of the has greatly
It's business and profits, benefits the
least possible and outlay TO insurers. a...
Insurance granted to persons visiting California
agency Washington comprehends the following ohcers
Wm JONES' NJ d. medical examiner near corner Of ana "a
streets.
Peter washington, agent Apollo Hail. Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Union Buildings. June 2-G
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yYTANTED smr,eassselv. . woman 20 do tho eeess
and washing small family None need Apply su y
give the recommendation. white woman
ferred. Inquire a. this o4kce- sW~i
IL cents. fRANCK TAfp''
septN
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WILL Of claims before Congress and III,
w various departments Of the government
Once and dwelling street, between 9th and 10Th streets.
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DEFAExAxkg IHTERIoR,
once % indan Affairs, Sept Is, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be Al the once Com
y missioner Of Indian AEai a Washington cy until 10 o'clock
ndia adn viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
Fire-From Fifteen TO Twenty
buildings Burned.

About y clock last evening tire broke out IN
a small house in Bay Lane, IN the eastern part Of
the city, owned BY Mrs Marthew and occupied
by Daniel Sullivan 1t this building several fam
ilies resided, some OF whom were sick. The ire
soon spread 10 the adjoining tenements which
were all OF wood, and the adjacent buildings on
Bay Lane, were all consumed except one.
On Brvan.st all the houses in the block were
DESTROYED except TWO small buildings on the cor.
ner OF that street and Houston, owned by Mrs.
Binder In this block were several buildings own
ed by Mrs Marthew, Mrs. Snider, and the estates
OF Mrs Worthingtoa and Mr. w alter Smith
On the block between Bryan and St. Julian SITS.
all the buildings were detroyed except the dwell.
ing house owned by Capt. John Dennis.
On East Broad.st two large two story build
ines, occupied as dwellings, and stores, took fire
and were soon enveloped in flames. At this time
the wind sprung up from the southwest and the
fire burned with a rapidity defying the efforts of
those who labored to stay the flames
The principal sufferers are Mrs Matthew, VINO
lost two buildings. Mrs. Jane Snider, widow.
lady, who lost five or six buildings The estate Of
Mrs. Margaret C Worthington, and the Estate OF
Mr. Walter Smith, which lost nine or ten bulld-
ings, Mr. Martin Arrow, which lost two buildings
and Mr.. Sanders who lost his grist mill me oe.
cupants of the houses, whose names we coui' no'
learn. have lost nearly everything ~, od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
po.,-omce Circular.

The following notice has been addressed by the
Postmaster General to the various Postmasters
throughout the United States ,o.o
PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT, NOV 1850
1t is believed that many violations OF the law
ere committed with impunity through private
expresses, from censurable ignorance on the part
of Postmasters and general want OF knowledge
on the part of the public OF the provisions OF the
act of March 3, lS45.
That act declares "maable matter to be all
letters and newspapers, and all magazines and
PAMPHLETS published in a regular series, and all
other printed or written matter, whereof each
copy shall not exceed eight ounces III weight +;
thus embracing all insurance policies, whether
blank or filled, and all circulars, handouts aud
written or printed notices whatever
1t torbids the conveyance OF the mail by private
expresses making stated or regular trips from one
nIace TO another, between which the United States
mail is transported. OF any ditdbfe matter tcdd1
c,er except newspapers for sale or distribution TO
subscribers and except also, pamphlets, maya
zines and periodicals. tchen not lafked or dTtcte0
o, intended for immediate distribution 10 snbScft-
Leys 0r Others but intended for sale as merchan
dise and sent or consigned 10 some bona tde deal
or or agent for the sale thereof; and subjects
ererp DerS0n TINS attending, on atdlA9 ana aSSfSs
jDo therein. to penalty of $50 for each oiiense;
il subjects the owners OF any vehicle or yesset
bv which with the knowledge or connYahee oi
the owner driver conductor, or person having
>
private express, and actually in possession OF
forbidden maiIabe matter to penalty Of sloo
for each ofiense.
Itsubects the owner Of any yehicle OF G Jesse? ;S
making stated trips, and conveying as aoFesaip
INV saTbjdden mailabe matter otherwise than IN
t shs m ~pIq To fine Of Soc and the driver eqndu
other Pf5, permits m she 5s o 59 s Of
.I ~. ,ohicla or vessel out of the mail let
t b s or other naiiabe matter relating to accom-
ganging cargo or freight 6pt orders fer go9ds,
7trhe5her {eqled or anseQ|ed are not embraced IN
1T It subjects all persons whatsoever 0ho stqA
send. or cause 10 Be sent, by private express or
other unlawful means any forbidden malIable
matter to a penalty OF $50 TOR each odense.
See regulations prescribed by the Postmaster'
General to enforce act Of March Sd, l345 Nos.
I38. I44. 49l, i,2, 40, ~, 436, 49, i38 and 4s9.
The attention of postmasters IS specially called
to regulations 492, 493 and 494. .-..-,,,.,.
FITZ HENRY WARREN,
Second Assistant Postmaster General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

RAILROAD ACc1DESr-The train from Phila
delPhia due at o'clock last evening, did not ar
rive till after midnight, in consequence of 3 de.
tention occasioned by an explosion of the loco
motive boiler at New Brunswick Nobody IN
jured
Acc1DEsT.-A man named James Bryant was
found Sunday morning under the railroad
bridge at Iioga Center much hurt and insensibe-
He was removed to the house Of George Miller,
and carefully attended to. Re states that he has
wife named Betsey in Taghkanick Columbia
Co. and a son named William in this City
GERMAN CABINET MAKERS ASSOCIATION
FIRST Anaual BaU-This bali came off at HiIen-
brands on Monday last and proved to be very
fine affair. Several animated speeches were de-
lvered, and collection made in behalf OF the
Tailors. whose trial will take place on the Sd Of
December) which brought the sum OF sl3 81.
To THE BENEVOLENT AND PHILASrHRoPtc.-
Mr. Editor: AS the columns OF TIE Tribune are
always open to implore aid for the suffering,
would ask the privilege OF appealing to beHeU0
Tent puJllc on behalf of large number of our fell
low beings who have taken shelter from Cypress
ire lqtoS in neighboring Province, and who are
in destitute condition, many OF them being un
provided with suitable clothing to protect them
from the severity of the climate in the country to
which they have emigrated. Donations in money
or materials for clothing and particularly cast of
clothing, are earnestly solicited behalf of these
p1ishiag poor and may be left at the store OF the
subscriber, "a Beaver.st. New York.
ROWLAND JOHNSON.
Found DEAD-About 10 o'clock, on Tuesday
night officer McGram. of the Fourth Ward, dis
covered man named Thomas Murphy, dead and
sitting in an upright position on the door sill OF
house As Madison ST. The deceased was taken
to the Police Station, where the Coroner held an
inquest, and a verdict OF death by congestion of
the brain was rendered by the Jury. The de.
ceased resided at 80 " ater st. was 40 years OF
age, and native of Ireland
SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named James Noble,
about 80 years of age yesterday fell in an apo
pectic fit in front of house Il Prince st. and
died in few minutes afterward The Coroner
held an inquest on the body
RUN OyER-Philip Jones, corner Of Broadway
and Chambers St; Thomas Mann, boy corner Of
Greenwich and Vesey SITS. Stephen Wilson, IA
sailor in South.st. are the last cases Wilson
had leg broken the others were badly bruised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FALSE ALARMS OF FIRE.-The Trustees have
adopted resolution offering s25 for the conyic-
ton of any person raising false alarm Of fire
MARsHALs-sidney A Minor has been appoint
ed for First District, John w. Bayard for Second
and Charles Rhineberger for Third.
PouHDMAsTER--W William Clark has been ap-
pointed to this office, vacant by the death Of Mr..
Pickett
II The H0ggeH Light Guards went yester-
day on a target excursion to Hoboken, where they
enjoyed themselves highly at Mr.. Louis Beckers,
After a good dinner they came back through New
York, passing the office of Tie Tribune in excel.
lent order John Adams is the Captain of this
Company. The prizes were a splendid gold
watch, won by Mr. Almon, silver goblet by Mr..
j. Travis, silver cup by Mr.. Ellis and gold
pencil by Mr.. ConseIyea. They were distributed
on board the ferry boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
Tribune's Special Dispatches.
From Washington--Iajo EHobbie-
Presidents Message, &c.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. 27--l2i PM.
Mr.. HoBBIE, late Assistant Postmaster
General, is to spend the Winter at Panama
as Special Mail Agent of the Government.
Mr. DAYTON, Fourth Auditor, is to be
removed.
Governors Island is set apart for the
Worlds Fairin 1852, under certain restric-
tions.
The Presidents Message is to be sent
South on Saturday morning and North on
Saturday PM. in charge of confidential
messengers.
Several members of the Cabinet have re
fused copies of their Reports until they
have been transmitted to Congress. w. S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
The Worlds Fair for 1852.

WAsHINGToN, "Wednesday Nov =.
1t has been decided that this great Ex-
hibition shall be held at New-York,
and Government has granted the use of
Governors Island in the Horbor of your
City for the purpose; place which com
bines all the advantages requisite, beng
beautifully situated and easy of access
from the Battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
Wnshinrfon Items.

WAsHlNGroN. Wednesday, Nov n.
Hon. John Sloane and family arrived last night,
and today he entered upon his duties at the
Treasury.
Numerous Senators and Representatives have
arrived, and the city is now rapidly filling.
The Weekly Globe contains statement signed
by John c. Rives, making IS columns detailing
Ritchie 4 Heiss 1t is rather severe upon Ritchie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

~ A scaaoId at the new NJ q. Church, now
:, eau,se Of erection at Railway, n j. fell Mon
d d and two persons, J b. jackson and Daniel
Tbey were severely thong not fatally injured.
n The Fatrm0n,a VA Banner states that
several failures have occurred among the contran
tors on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in that
quarter The Banner says The effect has
operated severely against numbers Of the hard
olking Iaborers, as well as others who trusted
them. Three Vi the contractors LET for parts un
known.
~ Fredrikn Bremen was al Cia7inaaei on
Tuesday d ast week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

Gov. QUIrNAN AND DIsuNIoN.-Ner, Orleans
Nor. aa-The Message of Gov. Quitman to the
Legislature of Mississippi, goes strongly for Dis
union. He thinks it impossible to save the Union
but is willing to try the North by asking for dl
yis;on OF California That refused the Message
and its author assert that the South ought 70
sccede.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
Tniror,o RATE of Postage.

WASHINGTON "Wednesday, Nov. a.
The Postmaster General will recommend the
adoption of Uniform Rate of Postage at cents,
with prepaYment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
BY telegraph 10 the Ncw-YOrk Tribune
Presidents NIessage. &c.

WAsuNGToN, "Wednesday, Nov q.
The President has consented that copies of the
Message may be sent off on Saturday by Mail
Agents to the principal cities and delivered to
Editors on receipt OF Telegraphic announcement
by the Postmaster of its delivery.
1t is rumored that the President has ordered the
big ship Pennsylvania for the conveyance OF goods
to the London Fair
No mail south of Richmond tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
Reg. EDWARD BALLARD, OF Mafblehsad
ReT. JosEPH II. CLINcH, Of South Boston
Ree. CHARLES MASON, of Boston.
Rev. EDMUND f. SLATER, Of Roxbury.
u urU1.s,a I.ApEur u NaUV

Rev. THOMAS IL. LAMBERT u. ,. navy
W. copy from the Traveller the Presentmcnt,
which contains six charges as follows:
ST. That Rev. Oliver S Prescott has taught
that the Virgin Mary, the mother Of our Saviour,
is an object of worship.
ID That Rev. Oliver S. Prescott has held and
taught the doctrine of Characterization.
3D. That the said Rev. Oliver s. Prescott has
held aud taught that Auricular Confession 10
priest, on the part Of the members Of the church,
is proper, and allowable and profitable.
18th. That the said Oliver ). Prescott has he'd
and taught that priestly absolution, in connection
with auricular confession, is allowable, and de-
sirable, and profitable.
5th That the said Rev. Oliver s. Prescott has
adopted and pursued certain customs and prac
tees which are repugnant to the teachings Of the
Church, contrary to the spirit aud meaning Of her
standards, and against the common order ana es
tabIshed usages OF the Church, and VIOLATION u
her common law. No.. h..
9Th. That the said Rev. Oliver =. PfescS S mas
held taught encouraged, Practlced' OF aelehaeu;
some or all of the false doctrines hefesles, aa1
wrong and unauthorized customs, torms' ana cefe'
monies which are contrary to the liked standards
astabished usages and common Ia" OF tne
C.ch az embraced in the before written charges
an R; .Ps1 r. Dana, Jr and Peter EiiyeF Esqs
1901 as Counsel for the accused and sub
aR yFttad exceptions for the Prese1tment' 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

DEADLY ExcorsrEr BET W. i.. TWO , SA t6e
LIEs-L9,sg Of the so Hamilton and johnson ia ami
;: T e .9:a :, 70: is7:
time past existed s, ' Two Of tue HamiItons were
BADLY wounded and were not ezPssss% II. broth
~ Joseph knight, The murderer o. IN ms DT0'u
- 5ss been sentenced 70 be aUng AZ es'''' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
~ Mechanic Hose Company had firstrate
all last night at Montague Hall.

FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN HARTMAN.-The services
over the remains of this unfortunate and much
regretted gentleman took place at Rev Mr.. Hodges
church, yesterday, and were of the most impress
siye description The sermon by the Pastor, was
an eloquent and touching composition, and de-
livered with heartfelt earnestness which much
enhanced its effect 1t embodied sketch Of the
life of the unfortunate Captain, who was repre-,
sented to have possessed, in an eminent degree,
the qualities which make the truly good man IN
oI the relations of life. The Atlantic Lodge OF
odd Fellows attended the remains to the Green
wood Cemetery. Eagle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
The River Cincinnati.

CINcISSATrl, Wednesday Nov n
We have heavy rains here and the AIver VII De
high in day or two but low freight is not looked
for, tunnage being comparatively scarce