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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
DIILDINC -ITE- ON TuE HUDSON IN

bet,eeen the Albany Post Road and the River
At D.arman be sold Auction on the 18th Apu, al The
Merchants Exchange, by COLE Chiffon, Auc
uoneers Tine from The city by The hudson RIVER
Trains heequsrers Of hour The sreis the same ne
10 DoDbs Ferry may he committed quarterly or by me
year part of the properly fronting the water VIII be
sold village lot and in plots on The upland to SUIT pur
chasers TIE premises being laid out planted and
improved The views commanding and beautiful and
the position perfectly healthy. The Ferry win PiermuhI
affords communication between this point and the
opposite shore and the Hudson River and Ene
Railroads The neighborhood is most excellent including
the immediate vicinity the country seats o. Messrs ash
ingon Irving Ambrose G. Klngsand, Gen Pauldng Mrs
Collord Jones Messrs Henry Sheldon. James Hamilton
George Schuyler beside the residences OF many gen
tlemen belonging 10 Westchester County.
Seyeniyye per cent Of the purchase money may remain
on bond and mortgage For further particulars application
made the Station house on the premises 10 Mr.
GEO w DEARMAN, at Broad ST. to @. A. SACCHl
or At the Auconeers Office Wsll-st where maps Of The
premises he All the trains OF the Hudson River
Railroad stop Deamsn, and gentlemen who would view
the premises may the 81 Chambers IT. at q
B. IS and T NJ and leave Deerman returning at - "a
A NJ. and I -, p and 10 u 2. NJ
n. B.-Persons wishing TO build for the Summer can
purchase private sale very liberia terms on sppnca
lion as above ms So Tia15'
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WALLACE BARRY, Aucuoneer
WALLACE BARRY d co. 81 ANS ~. W
w uiade extensive Arrangements IN tnek os-es' W ~,
IN. Snrfrg sale and will receive orders for me sac OF
Fgriurs Al houses in sny part OF this city or ghoofns
eues Mr. W. Barry viii attend TO all .ses en,fus'ec -
~. care and TO the prompt seuem-l immedl aey sileI
ih- sale Fau.e, declining housekeeping can have hel
goods stored IN FIRE proof building OF r-asonao.e eII'
Cash advanced when required ~ inl.sNO'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
JAMEs R CHILTON. MD. ChennI.,

DR. Gibbons IL surety hat he elements ofus Er
tract combined In The most scientific
ara that Il Is adapted The the Invalid win
the hi best professional abilty.
THIS We hope will BE- sufficient GUARANTEE 20 he public
and 10 those purchasing Dr. L. TOwLsesd's COMPOUND
Exrsc OF Sarsapera Such msy hays fer 4 g-tiinR
one OF The spurious and bsnelu mx,urss which al The
channels Of trade and concoced without any KNOW.
LEDGE either " the Of REMEDIAL AGENTS, or the
WANTS THE HCnss SYSTEM When LABosisC UNDER
he 'ound on tho outside wrapper ~ addition 70 The spen
did steei pste Label
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

DANORAMA OF THE GOLD MINES OF
L CALIFORNlA.-EMMERT L PENFlELDS ORG
nal Panorama of the Gold Mines embracing views on the
Isthrnus Pacific Coast San Francisco and the various
Cities and Mining Districts Of California now exhibiting
3. Washington Hall, 5sS bro.dway, three doors aooVe
Nblcs
Doors open al T. exhibition commences at u Pm.
Exhibition Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons al
O'Clock
Adrnittsnce q cents: children hsfprice. alo 6tis
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The pubic hereby notified that the preparation e1
teusively known as DR. 5 P. TOWNsENUs CON.
POUND EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA, is now MANY
factued under my direction and SUPERVISION from he or
inal recipe obtained from Dr. 1o~nssnd and certify
that it Is composed Of Ingredients PURELY vEGETA-
BILE, and WITHOUT MERCURY; and also that the in
gredien,. are udicoasiy compounded IS obtain from
them their greatest medcins, effect
IAMES CHI TON n LII rhanni.,
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EROM PARIs.-CHAMPNEY's Nsgnifcent Nov

tkOM ~, -. pdMsHTIc RivsR RWfSE and
Tsbeaux of Scenes OF the late FRENCH REVOLUTION
These pictures painted In Paris from sketches from
nature and were received with unbounded admiration by
order have given by the artists Of Newfork and
Boston Gov Everett and Prof Lougfeliow OF Harvard
University and other men OF They will he exhibited
Al Stoppsns Hall 398 Broadway, corner Of Wsker-st
every evening IT and Wednesday and Saturday ater
moons at O'Clock until the lst Of May an1 no longer Ad
mission o cer Prof Van Da Wyde will preside a, the
PispO-For,e. Gl~s+
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See tina, the Signature Of Dr. = Totcgssr4 10 on eac
bou.e, none otLer : genuine.
Sod by All he drug gsis hrou ghOg the United Staes
Canada Ac. &c sc
Principal Office, % sAssAU-sr Y.
Agent for Newaik-J K VAS BCsIRK, COZ Ter Of Broad
and Market sis
Bfoak5n-Mrs HAYES Us Fglion-st all ThGSA
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NOR CALIFORNIA,-FRENC EXPEsS PAS,
II SENGER TRAIN FROM NEW.YORk TO SAY

LUX VAEIFOkINI1srH ls.NI y M. y
Il sENGER TRAIN FROM NEWYORk to . sAT
FRANCISCO, will leave Nsw-York on the @otn OF APlI
The route will be by steamer to Port Lsvscca Le o.
thence by coaches Western TEXAS thIou" ,b Cs
sd crossing the Colorado proceed direct % ssn "a b
Ever convenience 10 supplied nc y, g sYrsrspcsd
a., s,-r.rIy OF the q. 8 Army fMe go Ins vac
best opportunity for s@srAp T c,TbsI p.1deas sppy
sAni Journey " THOS w. DOUGLASS,
~ -. al Jsuncey Court, WalIsi.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND STORAGE
AGENTS,
SAN FRANCISCO AsD BENlctA,
CHAs w HAYDEs Upper Caouis Is. w. NUDGE
DEFER TO Messrs. Neylns 4 Go. BeAls, Bush 4 90
IL Beale Melick Dewitt NewYork; J. w. CLARK 4 Co
and Ous Rich, Esg. Boston.
B. w NUDGE being located permanently at San Fran
cisco viii attend any cons gnmens for that place.
If 6mis WedSSat
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JOHN CURREY.
ATTORNEY D.CoUNSELLoR-AT-LA
FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
DEFERENCE S-Hon. Albert Lockwood Sing Sing
I'm Y; Hon. William Nelson, PeekskilL y Y; Isaac
seymour Peeksknl " Y: MerritL Ely Il Co, Gilbert
Cobb 4 Johnson j. ( A Lowery, John 4. c. Gray Co.
New.Yors City George Lessy, Troy. II. Y. alO 5mc
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JONATHAN EDWARDS Attorney and COunsrlof
y at Law San Francisco California keferences-John
brose L. Jordan, Esq Ogden Hoffman, Esqf New-York
Ward & Co San Francisco.
Mr. Edwards continues his connection with the hrm OF
Johnson. Waters & Edwards "a Broadway, New-YOrs,
with whom all communications intended for him may be
en and at whose office he may be seen unu me pm 81
NAV next 1850 gil 1"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OHRISTY'S OPERA-HOUSE.
MechanicS Hall.
No Az Broadway between Grand and Broome Sta.
Open eve-y ErcslH2 during The Week

ORGANIZED l842-The Oldest established Company 10
Othe world The first 10 hsrmonize negro melodies and
orgnaors Of the present popular style Of Ethiopian Enter
tsnmens whose 10 This city during the last FouR
YEARS 10 most conclusive evidence Of their superior merit
and attractiveness
Doors open al I; Concert commences al O'CLOCK
~ For the future the Afternoon Concerts VIII be dis
continued. 40 ous'
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COWELL s BUCKELEW,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
JOHN COWELL, JOHN BUCkELEW.
aEFRR TO:
w CARPENTER Co New-York City.
z RrcREI San Eraucisco 28f3In'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

OaLIEOHNIANS g VI hf-Ho, "A fsks 4 1OKF'
-, EELY'S PATENT LIFE-PRESERNING Hammock
~ Bed and Ran which can be converted NJ nloments
notice into boat for crossing rivers
Tesnoniss from Cafornans and Others can be seen 81
the California Depot Ii Psrk-row, opposite the Aston
House. .
All kinds Of Goodyesrs Patent Metallic India Rubber
Goods and California Outfits for sale 5fSm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-19

Great Sale OF SNUFF offered In Spain.
The Minister Of Finance 1t Madrid, under date Of
2sth August last publishes royal order directing the
sale Of large stock hand Of snuff, at the royal
factories at Seville, viz, nine hundred and ninety
thousand pounds: i've hundred and ninety thousand
pounds whereof put up In double linen bags, and
four hundred thousand pounds In tin cases. OF various
Sizes the whole In good condition. at the price OF ten
rails Weldon (fty cents per pound on the folio wing
conditions
First-The sale shall take place at the factories at
Seville through the director thereof
sscond-No quantity under two thousand pounds
shall be sold.
Tkird--Tke terms of sale cash.
Fouith-ssi snuff to be exported, and the presen-
ation Of Spanish Consals certificate from foreign
port shall be required proof of said expectation
FifthThe only required the delivery
Of the snad shall be its inspection weighing and pay
ment; to be conveyed to the port Of embaroation
der the custody Of the officers OF the treasury from
the factories Of Seville, and to remain until ts de-
parture from the bar OF San Lucarde Barameda.
6ixth--The payments to be made from net weight;
the treasury relnqushng to the purchaser the linen
bags tin and boxes in which the latter Is packed
Seventh The treasury to repair the bags that may
require IL.
Further information can be obtained at the Consul
late OF Spain in New York
OcToBEH 18th, 1850,
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fripsi, october 1o-6P. NJ.
The stock market opened heavy this morning, far
prieee concerned. There vas considerable ao-
vy among operators and large lots Of stock change
hands At tho first board, United States o. 1867 I'D
vsncec per cent Erie Bonds, new, y Lorg Island
Y; Norwich and Worcester, T. Morris Canal went up
on the opening but cosed at decline OF Z on prices
current at the cices yesterday Brie Income Bonds f
od = per cent; Delaware and Hudson, Al North Ameri-
cad Trust, y Hudson River Rsilrcad, "; Farmers
Loan, ~ Harlem, ~ Reading Railroad, =; Erie Rail
rcaa =. This slight reaction in the market is rather
favorable feature than other~ise sud gives operators
opportunity W look around them aud lay cut their
plans for the future cooy and deliberately
Upon rising market, reactions frequently expert
eneed but have noticed this .hst they have
not been 70 frequent ss usual. and have bocn more
moderate than ususi This shovs the coasaenee and
strength o. holders, and indicative 81 farther i'm
prove ept ir Isiees The large sales u Norris
Cana 'ililsd'lPbis account, the object Of
nssNt. Nssriy three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-19
City Inteliigence

NFw yorx .Sp Nav JrRsnY srSoD, NEw scHooL--
The principal business transacted yesterday by this
bsdy was the adoption Of olution directing the
appointment OF committee to prepare and publish a
history Of the which led to the division Of the
frestyterian Church, and the subsequent attempts
which have been made by this branch Of the church
to unite the two Assemblies. Rev. Drs judd Skinner
and Hatfield and Rev; M..ers, Gallagher and Spear,
and the Hon Cyrus p. Smith. JOY H. Mason Governor
uaines' OF \. j., aud VIM Jessup. we're appointed as
the committee The appeal of Judge Hine bef spo-
Ken or was sustained unanimously aud the sentence
imposed by the fessons In his church reversed
Tn, C.ssvs-The population OF the Eleventh ward
which formerly com prised the old Seventh will show
population OF 1880
srKrrI RossyRY.-About o O'Clock ia.t evening a
young man, named Francis Dodge Was brought to tho
sixth district sstioa house, by Capt Hopkins Of the
third district police. IL appeared IRON the explaas
tcn given by the parties at the station house. that
Dodge met with girl named Caroline Burren who
resides 1T - Duane stree, In house OF III fame and
went with her a. far No the door; some dincuity
arose bstwssn them Their. about money matters ana
Dodge matched gold locEet chain ana pencil ease
which sbe had around her neck. valued at s54,
and ran OF With them. She followed him, crying
Hop kins Who happened to be passing the time aud
ioond the property upon him. lie was locked up.
suIcmr.-The coroner held an inquest yesterday, at
1l;lRivinrston street, on the body Of Mrs. Hannah
Price who hanged herself on Thursday night In her
from the evidence takes al the induest Il ap-
pearcd she had been IN bad health for consiisrabie
time and was partially deranged Verdict accord
ipgly.
TVS HoNicrpr oS Prrn No O. NoRrn RrrR --somefur-
Their testimony was taken yesterday Ia this one
,ns females WHO vas 10 ths group, testified % by
l'''S' lA' 'ssax' l@r% q. 's sst:s.S,.
named John Roland, was the man who assaulted her,
and Of the three WHO hid the scunie with
Johnson. the deceased All the prisoners we've CON-
mitted fer further examination.
fovSp Dr.n A eolored man found dad Thurs
day evening en- bcard the sloop Hannah Tompkins,
lying at The loot OF Rivnston street ue vas sent TO
the Aims House, to have an inquest held ON his re.
mains
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DOUBLE SHEET.
new York, Saturday, October 10, 1850.
The News from California e..

The publication of the news from California,
brought by the arrival of the Crescent City, pre-
dueed yesterday no little sensation. The dates
are two weeks later than those previously received,
and thirty.three days have interviewed since our
sdviees left San Francisco, being the shortest time
etmade between that city and this port.
II is asserted that the amount Of gold in the
hands Of passengers, is nearly a million of dol
lars, though only about tbirty-two thousand
dollars appears the freight list. OF course, it is
impossible 10 ascertain the grounds for believing
that there is so much in the hands of passengers;
yet the steamer Tennessee, arrived at Panama,
brought that port million of dollars freight,
which will probably come forward, in a day or two,
by the PHILADELPHIA.
At Chagres it was healthy, and also al Cruces
and Panama. The road to Cruces is repre- scented
10 be in excellent condition, well the Gorge
road.
The most important theme is the none larry con-
rulsion-a mere spasm, it would seem-thit super
yened npon The effects of the recent fire, and
which affected two mercantile and banking firms,
STOPPING their circulation entirely. The event was
not unlocked for; and it will be necessary for the
CahoTnans te go through several publications of
his kind before they are in that sound and healthy
cCndtion that gives security TO the body polite.
The mihlng operations are continued with success,
and the scientific searching has commenced in
earnest, with favorable results. On the whole,
therefore, there appears little apprehension that
There will be any great excitement or crisis for two
or three months, at least All are absorbed in the
question Of wealth; and while the mines yield well,
there will be no difficulty. The squattsrs have
become quiet, and the people generally living
with a fair share ofpeace and happiness, and lay
ing the foundations of mighty State. The news
had not arrived that California has been admitted
into the Union; but when that intelligence flies
through the new made cities and mountain wastes
Of the Pacific State, great impulse will be given
20 the labor of the population and grander results
will spring from The toll and enterprise OF her adj
yenturous thousands No country, in the history
OF colonies, has ever sprung into existence, useful
ness, and power, so rapidly as California; and il
she she uld advance for quarter Of century a.
the same rapid rate, even her climate will be sub
dued as are her mountain wilds and tangled rivers.
Civilization is making rapid strides; and as our
eagle dips one wing in the Atlantic and the other
in the Pacific, we have omen Of the wonderful
destiny of this vast confederaey, now torn and ag-
taitd by the Catslines of The country.
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MOVEMENTS Nv Foreign DRY GooDs.
Enfsrad ~ fhs Ers .nrrl Hnnse


1t will be there has been very great falling OF
In the importations The amount entered e. ware
houfing continues limited
The Crescent City, from Chares brings fteer days
later from California. So far the commercial
accounts concerned, they by means fsvora-
BILE The mining intelligence is satisfactory ani
couragiDg and the probability IT, that the receipts of
gold dust from San Francisco, during the next six
months will be greater than they been yet in the
period. The failures reported in San Francisco,
will not check the progress prosperity Of the place,
but may have tendency to increase the shiplsnts OF
gold to this part OF the country The Crescent City
brought about million OF dollars in gold dast, anci
the Philadelphia, now dus from Chsgres, will bring
about million This 10 at the rate Of four
niilisns per month,
The directors Of the Utca and ohenectady abroad
Company have declared q stock dividend OF twenty
six per cent subject to the decision Of the stock
holders In November. BY this dividend the capita,
stock of this company is increased from sseooooo to
81 5ootoc subject however, to call Of 10 per cent ON
the stock, which will probably be called for
During the month of September three hundred and
sixty vessels passed through the welland canal being
q larger number than in the corresponding month OF
any previous year. OF this number 133 went up and
So down for ports the American side, and Is up
and 66 down for Canadian ports.
The project OF constructing railroad from roron-
to- Canada, across the neck Of the peninsula which
runs down bet ween Lake Erie and Lake Huron 70
.ou. ro,n, nm coor~,., R.v A. .,.,n r.v,v.a -,.h
some prospectus Oh ies o"ing carried through Inc
length tf the road would only be So miles. By thig
cut II 10 urged that route to Lake Superior and
the far West be opened by which 500 miles in dis
lance can 0e rA'e'' anu sr1s portion OF eahaas
1Penea 90 e0"%aniesu0n WIN our Nor'nsfn ana
"es'efn 3'a'es' ihe roaa VIII cost sov
100000. -. -, .-.-..,.s -. ,
,,s,'e - - 1,,s ~. wss,,. %
pin. con,.rv \, tn ,,,,.,. .na ,,h .na,h.,
,.rs, m.nu,,c,u,,ns comn,uv Sh,ch a. cou0,.,.a
viii ,p,bls IN. rassuorth comn,n, N a,nn.s ~
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Musical-,TrlDler Hall.

notwithstanding the very unfavorable state Of the
weather last night, fashionable and profitable audi
dence enjoyed the great musicsl entertainment sup
piled by the enterprise and genius OF Madame Anna
Bishop and the eminent maestro Bochsa The SYM
phepy in Minor by Beethoven never executed
bstter We presume to say, even at the London Phil
harmonic Concerts and the audience seemed taken by
surprise at its massive brancy as illustrated by the
most perfect orchestra known in this country.
Madame Anna Bishops vocalizaton, elso, throughout
the evening something that might be dwelt upon
with pleasure, and the true critic could not fail to ad
mire the unsurpassed ease with which she executed
her difficult tatk. In vain could the listener hear
single breath taken, as has been noticed in many IA
vorite vocastsin vain, could harsh and grating dis
cords be found. All was grace, harmony and the
very perfection Of vocal linton alton and
cution. There parts OF Madame Bishops voice
which are not equal 70 the excellence Of her
higher otes but she always acconplishss all she
dsrtakes and her school is Of the most finished and
refined order. In Dove sono' she created perfect
Juroye, and was very deservedly eDcored when she
added brlancy to her first effort tina po-
sition, displaying the highest Qualities Of rstrate
artistic. We take pleasure in noticing her triumphs
generally because while the public mind is concehtra
ted other yocalists there Is ample encouragement
for indifference, even 70 the greatest excellence All
who heard Madame Bishop, last night, must ocknow-
ledge that they than repaid for their atteR
tion to the merits of the vocalist
Sgnor Novelli and Mr.. Lyster executed their por-
ton of the concert admirably, and the orchestra
mt rit quahed praise for the In which they
seconded the tasteful intentions of the pshed
musician and composer, Roohsa who conducted with
earnest. yet unoste INT atious zeal, that fully
appreciated and won much applause for him. The
Qustuor for the piaBotorte dispensed with. The
truth Is, believe. tina. hrst.rate psnists TO
be found in the metropolis and that must wait for
importations, before Pirssons double grand
pisnoforts be heard to full advantage Madame
Bishop, however, supplied this deficiency In the pro-
e. anime by admirable concerto on four volins It
executed by Messrs. Mott, Rogers, Crochet, and
Wieser, who displayed moro talent than any four
pianistS in the metropolis possibly could. They
were vebeDently applauded.
We are pleased to learn that these great musical en-
tar successful as TO induce Madame
Bishop TO continue them. In this country we have
h. ard of great competitions of the great
est masters and Bochsa Is The musical director capa
bic OF introducing them to the public Tonight, a
new prog ANNE will show what be- done in this
way and will introduce several compositions,
the exercise Of Madame Bishops artstical skill.
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Marine Affairs.

STEAMERS SPOKEN - The bark Francis arrived yester-
day from Bordeaux, reports that on the 18th inst at
4P NJ Georges shoal bearing north, IS miles distant,
she passed by large steamer supposed to be the
Atlantic going in tine style with all sail set. 14th
instant at NJ, passed steamer, steering N. E. by
e. one of the Cunarders about 40 miles west of the
above.
eHIr~REcKs.-For account OF the wrecks OF the
snip Tarquin Of Boston. and the British ship Abbots
ford the report Of the Helen Augusta under the
shippiuu cad
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thousand shares were sold and there were buyers
for three thousand more had thsylbssn offered Nor
rs Canal is particularly connected with the interests
this city it will open to this market direct r,uta
to the anthracite coal fields Of ami PHI
ladelphs is therefore, directly opposed to It, and ore
rstors in that city making great efforts to dsurs
cate the market value of the stock. Farmers, Los,
Is steadily recsding to where it started frem North
American Trust is falling back to about its value as
speculative stock unless change takes place in
the position Of its affairs. Norwich and Worcester il
firm but inactive. Long Islan in better demand
today and it Is possible there may be slight adv
on present prices Portsmouth Dry Dock in de-
mand at prices current yesterday but holders gene
rally not disposed to sell unless at advance
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
OF this port to-day, amounted to S45,l07 ea pay
ments, s2l2,s77 66-balance, 4,4s9 74o A.
telegraphic despatch from Providence Il. l., says
that the Mechanics and Manufacturers Bank, OF that
city has failed. There is something wrong The par
ticulars we shall get by mail to-mor
The Pacific Bank commenced business, corner OF
Grand street and Broadway, ths 18th inst. and
csived two hundred and ninety thousand dollars on
that day; hundred and twenty thousand OF which
nstament due on that day, and one hu a ired
and seventy thousand deposited by the dealers The
officers all strong men. The President is William
Tilden Vice President, N. o. Ely; Cashier ] Camp
bell, Jr.
The number of packages and value of each iescrip-
ton of dry goods imported andentered at the Custom
House, Withdrawn from warehouse, aud entered for
wareho using during the week ending October l. was
as follows
T,,.