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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-08


ON petition q stephen H. Lons o. Louisville, KENTUCKY
Improvement bracins Or bridges Tor yes nom the
expiration q said patent which takes place ON The twenty third
Iii ordered petition Once on
The fourth Tuesday In January ~ O'Clock and all persons
notified appear and show cause hsy have, why said
petition ought NOT 10 be granted. fffH a8 M E&h f5gs
Ordered, also this notice be pubshed IN the Repubc In
leligencer and Union, Washington city, D. CT Tribune New
York Providence Journal r. T. Daily Aas Cincinnati ndi-
annapolis State Journal Indianapolis Louisville Journal Louisville
Kentucky week os three successive weeks previous 70 the
'oarh tuesday N January next sdagg ,,,,,s ,,.
rA Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdIos Of he above papers please copy,
bills 70 the faten. ohee with containing this nouce.
Now 24-law3w 4 FeH & -w4sW 80 m MI 49,
Rich Fur Goods.
the recent arrivals have complete
splendid nne rs In the various forms and Of fe
an and opporiune during the appoac
Sable muifs vetorines and cuHs aaaiaf atkk34 ytM
Stone martin NUTS paannes, adelaide collars t @
Rich long fur Hudson Bay black lynx do do do
Russian fitch do do do a - 49,. "a
Kamptschatka bear do do
Sets Of white ermine, comprising muir adelaide collar
Cynetdown peennes, yconnes and adeades 1900 a
Swansdown trimming t8w as@s atF
cynet DO very superior
Ladies, and misses, French grey felt bonnets sls
Children's rich white, grey and black beavers beautifully
trimmed, the complete assortment this side New York
Fur gloves, foot NUTS, carriage rugs w ~.
Buffalo robes, &c: WILLIAM b. TODD,
gff Fashionable hat and fur Of
Dec. l8-d6tif Browns Hotel, Washington
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-08

CIHRxgrsIAs AND NEW YEARS PREsEHTs.-JoHN
H. GIBBS will open during week choice rch and varied
assortment Of beautiful Hoyday GOODS, such ff
Work boxes port feues writing decks, and writing
odor cases, toilet hacons 49, .ss4l +. -fss4 #s..
Card trays
Silver mother Of pearl, she'll enameled card
Mother Of pearl and tablets for balls and other
SILVER gill; and plated bouquet holders II
Very elegant and fashionable fans
Cigar cases, porte monnaies, and purscs
An Of hne cwciry fngerrines
breaztpins, earrings, &c. na4gtf taat r., kr @
Gold and silver pencils, pcnholders, nc.
Fancy fruit and flower baskets
great quantity pretty articles
the attention Of the public il respectfully invited
lt.sF r -. frst JOHN r. GIBBS
Fancy store, Penn. avenue, between oh and 10Th
Dec. 16-6uf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-08

yUIILrs's HEw n0OK People have Met or Pic
w q Society and People OF Marx.
The Battle snmmcr--Regn Of Blouse By X Marvel.
New novescphanic Bcsuhsnais the Duchess o. bsdcn ny
Ford Ss cent? Fof sale Al TAYLOR MAURy,B
Ian WIZ fN8lHT* Bookstore Ninth street.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-08

CRENCH spanish vAng~ages.--J MEIERE late pro-
fessor usifed States navy Yae College, Ac respectfully
qusint the citizens o Washington that giving
i eignen.
Prof Meierc himself reputation Instructor
too wen established here
For terms hc address M The bookstores of Mc~sr Fanck
Taylor, Taylor Msuy, Mrs.
wian.s opposite Mr. Frsnck Taylor, Pennsylvania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
Yexas and New.uexicc.

"A spoudent Of the n. o. PicGypne, writing
from 4 astin, Texas Seps. 20, has tbs following Ia
relation to The Santa Fe troubles
II, Y thous saying word on the subsct Of en-.
sorcing On adverse cain, ten millions had been Of
fered for the country detioed in Ar Pearce's bill, it
would rave been accepted c5earfullY. 1t was only
when tho State was threatened with military force
that se people became reused and were preparing
20 mslA.6!n the sovereignty Of the Btate. am in
avos Of accepting the proposition under Pearcs's
bill
FIR Because this State, unless che keeps G
Standing force Of 1000 men at Santa re cannot
enforce her laws in that quarter, and ouch an ex,
psnse could not be met by shis State.
b Second That the Mexican population from the
hostility now existing between that people and
our own, can no more ama:gamese with ours than
oil with water.
Third The frontier ID too extensive, with all
Che means at the command OF this State, to give
projection to the cisizens On the frontier.
Fourth Because sm convinced il the United
Statep were to surrender all that Texas row
claims and then give her million Of dollars to pro-
Eeot IL it would ruin the @tste in ten years.
am, therefore, in favor Of selling the country, ae
ehe beat and wiseat policy, AID not because | en-
Sertain any doubt of the right Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
Protccrlve Unton Stores.

Wo'hipgmen, you can % your own 54e,0sntis
busin, rs. Division No 50, Montpelier VI was
psarte less than two ycars since, by Is poor men,
who's, aoo pgopssy combined w not a TG Hs $50 $50
memoezs1 is now doing bctiuese OF nearly S20,-
900 uay. thereby esviag at the rate Of % per
znembets, beside paying ell incidental expenses
of the stors. The sa's'roer he's been Director
Of che Store is Prcsdentof tbs Division. is ee-
gate aru The came TO the Genital Division OF the
New : aud Protective J4ion and is authorized
by Shl Ulcers of that hoes t5 eupfrutend the or
esni2 cn of new Suba,diatse Divigioas through.
nut NJ Eugland, land Nce York as auxiliary has
slreadg organized twenty i've Subdivisions With
in f. months past wi,ich ere not responsible to
each o,bor, and continues 70 bod himself in re2dl-
ness ia ioym new Divisions, ftr l. reaeonabla com.
pepua.op, and his pecceeory eXpensos, including
ihe Canslituion snd b Lawa sud will address
she oi,i-eps in any conn1Uuit5 when requested on
abe e}tye named eubiect Ged give ali necessary
inforl ron in regard to tas business operations Of
Hhe s1e, 90 az TO dispcnse with rem one TO :hree
class o specplatoYg, uh nos lloe and three by
ta3 ',yed on merotaH5iss bSlweenthe Producer
Rnd caapumer WOOSTER 6PRAGUEl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
MIR. UIny,s Rs,ura to Lexiuaton.


sssic rscrption Of Tire veteran statesman q n''
bune from the Lexington Observer a'S hep9r.s''
MR. CLAY AT HomE-0n Wednesday lao,1 t.lsr
Oct Q .eIegrGp hio dspssch "as tecets GU 80
BavRytis Announcing th1 tact that af. Ciay oao
svriyed il, that CITY aud the. he was e&pe''oa "
reach kshAld shat evening. ne ne"s -
through ,he city with almost SsTe 'ePt 10y
thas the tslegrsphic wires hsd ofoueu' ~ no'
'Heysvilfs .ud tnere was untvofsa dotef11da-
No. sb "a the Vine was, 20 extend TO nun
nubic reeeD .i0a. Every ona aeemed 10 loo tha'
~ ", -,if,ttt.i,p o. respect and gratitude W3s
esnacia li. due to him 81 ibls tine' When - "3s
returnil 10 his quiet ebo5e eitst having peto. Is1
almost rerhuman aoo's dariag the recsfs a' ~
"ns ny ..ae,ed, end az tlncg gloomy Fets12A Oh
Gnnere,q ItwA. the noble promptinsa oil geqef
ons h1,ts, 10 = great pubic benefsctot wao oEo
~ nows,toiiv ard eff c,i9ely raised hia an %
avert Il threatened blox TO our goJoua GHioa
and the .pootaneous enthu9ssm created oy Rne
annunci : ION that Harry Clay vas IN teR noaFs
10 be In err ,pdst could not ne rsPressed'
He lrfiNed about o'clock amid tne u'iciS -
cannon re accent OF rockets epd the blaze o. con
Gres Is nd cfosen u come in the night 10 AVOID
all pub e domonetrssoHf, but, ~ ne ssie - eoo,
stance, iu the few remstHg be made to tbs vast
concou1te which grcescd hin on BIG atcVei' Tue
friendt gof bis negb5Uz wax too yl8lIsht iof al
bis pre- sguonary aieps. .l....--,...,
WJhe.. h.. aesoended 1n ing osrrese t1rs % I'd
and rontinrcd cheere went up from the in
snen,o .gisjfpde who bed CATERED in font Of the
Ph1,niz Hotal In 4 Il ~ uomeBts be appeared
anon the saicony aud bfied addfessed Ehe people
In that stie and IN that voice 1b'ch neyeE i&ii to
producs IN slecsfying eject De Eaio ua' nc
rsmn ne after hs io.g etfsnoe with 'ea1ings
T,r AIN % ~. from those vHeh - .u1es be expert
encea - Washington Ia rAgsrd to the SATISFY Of
fhe Hmm and visa It Tax ilsr.ios Of tba country.
Rot al wac now over sEd be rejolced with them
In the ,tliyersnce from da1Eer In concluding,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

TE> gssBr OoAL.--0a tic line OF the Railroad
near - Tennessec River. esys Nashville pa
per, veins OF rupeTi9- ooEl have besn dis.
cove which, in exCeberee Of quality aud &5un-
dsze supply cannot pcoba5ly be fUrPasse3 In
Shs uaud States gbs cosia said to approach
aeAre in appearance the anthracite than any yet
ouno IN the West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
gr~.s REGVLAR NAH LINE BE,


g sssslss=77{ TIVE Ei, BOSTON AND NElFfQRR 10
SonngtOu aud frovdence-i Inland route
without Nrrv change OF cars or baggagel steamers c
VANDERBILT. Capt Joel stone, aud COiElOGOhhI
Capt VIM H. Frazee in connection with the Stonngon and
Pr6ydencc ami Boston and Providence Railroads, leaving
NnyYorb daily SUNDAYS excepedl rom Pier J Mr. fTst
War n6ovo B5eerypaco ri ocsek VI and stonngton
al NJ or upon tho arrival of the Mail Train from Boston
in every respect particularly adapted to the navigation o.
Long Island Sound for arc
nerence The route being tie shortest and most drectbe'
tween Boston and New passengers rc enabled 10 ar
rive In ample tine for the morning lines Of steamboats, and
railroads running to various points from those cites Tho G.
VANDERBILT wleeye New York on Tuesday THURSDAY
and Fridag, The wIlleaye New York Mon
day Wednesday and Friday Leave Stouing-on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. n BPassengers on the arFya
splendid railroad cars to Providence and Boston bag
accompanies each ra9 to ana from Boston
be made TO the Agents the wharf, ana ~ he Office 10
Battery-pace. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15


ALL RIy Hlg he splendid a, and seps.
s8<s''s0A r7or steamers BAY STATE a1@ EMPiRG
STATE Of rroe. STRENGTH sVd sad part culsrv adap,ed y
the pavirai0n Long Island sound running ~ couusel1
q;fi IfG Fa River aHf Cd Colony Railroad, distance
50 miles to Boston only Leaye rieE Il ncart Batter
Tie steamer BAY STATE Capt VIM Brown on Tue<.
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays. ats Pm
TIE steamer EMPIRE STATE Capt. Benz. Brsgtoai cf
Mcndpys "Wednesday md Fridays at 2 NJ
This lac II tir euiY iHa rms Ir1ct ur NeVfP2fi
These t'trd win tuIulO!ous state rootct
snd every arrangement Ter fe security and comfort - pas
sengeTe who are Afforded 10y Tins route nghta rest
boeId arrival II Fa River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston eaIly t following morning reIat
on board getting their breakfast il wished until the
starting of the accommodation tr1In u To- AN WHICH
reaches Boston Gt about 81. An
s Eerarrp nasteris ATTACHED 10 eGch steamer who re
ceves and tickets the baggage aad accompanies tia sana
The rates for passage and the price Of stoorooms hs
game as by other lines
steamer TINS in connection WITH ths Inc 10 anu TOE
Providence. daily, except SundarE
Freight 10 Dc-ton taken ~ the same rates 81 by tue otsf
regular res and forwarded with greater expedition by AZ
Express nciah train, which caves al river every morn.
nrSunday evcsptcd) at O'Clock for Boston and New
Bedford arriving at its destination a or about An
For freight apply hoard, ct the ofce on Pier D.
gor sateroons herts a1py on board OF Il ~ deaf9e
to secure them ahead. application may be made to
iel0Y TISBAIE& BORDEN Agenrs &c and II Westsl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
TOR SALE.

~, DESIRABLE EE"AIh eRQPERT23 POE
PLI.k-f be .ubec,Iner. executor q Geo'sg hGlSht
& dfreeed oaerp a p-i7G.a safe Reasonable .srns,
the prernites No l38 Hulserysg in E5srata, ! COZ.
yfstfng q tyyoftofy dveliu R-h1use conryzH Sr.
nom nv za5 ee 3eep and s ocated IL very past;n e16
rapidly improving psd Of ihe city Possession can be e.
en- In IUi nsx lso tn tours.ory house. ana lot Ne Ssg
sroad q Nwcrt directly opposite lae Iirs ffe'hYsrls
ClIea I'D Of ocs9on' 10 rec !! iaI = = 2's
sale retai bi ,inees Fo7seesion given IN
sid this is iadsIuialo Terms meds Known on z1pica'
tou &c J0sEFE IS FUTILE, Esq st NeHsgf, OF Me m
d.. c'eret- q 20 Il B-cZc way, New Yo,1.
sl7 by7. .,Se ! ARTHUR Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

g. FOR SkTE-A desirable country residence in the
E town o. Wilton Conn. about AZ miles from Norwa6,
- ana about one hours ride the NewHaycn Railroad
II consists OF acre OF good land and surrounded witshb
bQry The house ia in good order. 1t s the Daubury
ROAD VIII be sold low the subscriber has use for
It. Inquire OF GAUNT L pERRICKSON,
tel4 II lJ9 Soutti-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
80 -, n10RRIs AND EssEx RAIL.

Es- ryseg=e=e-l NJ ORRIs' AND Essex Rail X,
Ia EEtssz.ssa-i :st;r X OAD.-PASSENGER TRAIN,
BszAa--sSeA---- -UP-Leaye ew-York foot Of Cori,
,orast q A NJ and Il P NJ Leave Newark 81 4. NJ and
81 P. NJ r> r ro r,or y, A NJ snd
a. p NJ; Monisewn, G 80 A. NJ. and . I NJ Mad
son, 30 A. NJ and 10 P. NJ. Summit 20 A. NJ and We
P H.; RIillvillo, 30 A. NJ and Is P Nj Orange, 20
a F RI pl; TEAS-Lesve Dover NJ Leave New.
York II so A. NJ. -, O.
p AZ leave New-York II so A. NJ and . ID F. NJ
PASSENGERS by these trains received and dtVerea
ench yyay Mt North and South Orange, Miyl9, summit
Chatlaln Madison Morristown Morris Plains DanViAe,
At Dover stages connecting with the A NJ PASSENGER
train leave for Suckasumy StanhOpe Newton Jackets
town and Hope daily; MI ord and Owcgo on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta JohnsonblTg g,
Blsretoun Columbia Delaware Water Gap, StrongsbuTga,
continuing 10 the LacdawannG Works passing thronSt
Barionye Stanbope pa Smiths Tavern, Noaglesyile,
Clifton Dumnore Hyde Park 10 Providence on tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet tie / b.
trains for New York.
the arrival oft A. NJ. and P " ITdns from aud inset Tic
A NJ and p II. trains for Neyy-IoIt .
Al Hio1Tist0Wu stages Leave on the aTly 81 OF ne NJ
trains for Mendham Chester Schoo!ays NOM
IAN Washington. Beyidgre aud Eaatou, daily and mee
tie p II n.aiu Tor NeW-Gork.
Also Tor Baskmg Ridge the rival q the = NJ TRAM
returning neat morning. connecting wits the \ Nj tram lof
Eey, York situ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
TR AVFT,TNG.


Ief1ss,. UNITED 5TA%f- n AiA Ia 10 1T
&AlfGf From C1IAEL ESfNA ~ - -. - .. : :
e2=aasHsiS SAVANNAH AND kEY W ISL re p't =
dd steamship ISABEL lo5p lans ourcil eu.Haal9o- =
Cupt William kUil; vii c1n32'nce a. f-Slpf J, a.,
Acn6py Oct and san regularly t-of 1faF'.loa. : - -.
E.Fala the Isl iSl oil each lno5a a1s T1 fi'.5
10 70 tprcsicu TIE 81, and I'd
FROM Charleston ana Savannah. 70 itaFa.ta, s;1
ron. JharIesiCn SasatuGl &c by " esli 80
toF particulars. appr 70
sFoFfOko, TILESTON 4 co . Soata-a
In Chnrr-trutl N L NOkf-tAL
agents IL Havana. pbaAfl BROTHERS 70
Passenger leaving Hagaa3 By mas snip reGch Bh.
Giore BY he land ti- s;h dag Or By meeDg IN
staaner S0uhcrner reach New Yors in sar,e tire y
>1felc15szs NEIY.TG3E ANB CHARLESTON
%EIs - STtAM PACKET LlNE-NEw A8Rts OK
SA2A7-t-aE4-M rSr.-I'he steamship S0UTuERNER Caps
o. Perrv havHs been thoroughly oTyzhaHlo1 and t-tAc
w! Nov boilers &c VIII resume her tTiqs OF tie K q
September, agd continue 70 run as fal1
SATURDAY., sept Is, 4 ?. X Thursday, September L
saturlay Oct 5, TharsIsay, October c
S 49,, 'as' =. Is, T T5grs457 s
Wcdresda7 Nove. Moudag November II
Saturday, 80 Is. = Thursday, q
Consirnees ar particularly requested TO attend 10 TIC
recent a. tne'r rctis Immediately after arrival
PASSAGE 50. N passage secured until pad FOR.
For rrigh apply board at Pier No Nort HTcr az
s5i. rassasat to SPOFFORDi TiLESTON 81 co
ars0 6 Scrtt.et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

CD FOE SALE-On Thirty irstst between. Third end
A Lexington avs, ihree-alory and basement Houses,
'7RS with good under cslsrhey.are fitted with every
convenience and built In the best manner and will bs
SOLD low, applied for soonS4COo remain on bond
and mortgage Apply 10 JOHN T.. BLISs Builder,
the prenises al The Mechanics Exchange, Rrosds.
from Il to O'Clock daily. o3 Ink
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

%@s FOR SaLE-A great business stand, store, build
E ing aud dwelling ana stock goods would be dis
posed ofseparatey if wanted in that manner Bind,
ing in prime order and located in very 6ourshlng Village
on the Hudson River cash business in nIl operation
ard established for many years The owner being in bad
health is Obliged South but would remain IN the
place long enough TO his influence for The concern APP
plyto PETER j. STRIKER, (NiGssrs. Holmes Coz
oil lrneodA Cos Broadway, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
= 80 PEE.EsK[LL FOR NEW.YORA.


NE1E.Y0G.E5. - u Y0IR .ANg, fsH{ILA4-
go e,asg-zs77 Fl 5,SSIEI'pTli DiRhCI-U 2 HAiL
49, E - ~. -1rhroagi II q aoqis via New.
zlt-a .,slrred to IS for 6rsl CLASS and 81 80
5 Ese "a r a 6a Ss is2' q q
CortaEds and At psisadelDtla q ard A. n and ? II
'isrfy.st Leaye Z a1'f sBl5 SIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

No Stores u De Ian1ed VIII he tsisu rs hasgags
AL Tenonal port charges nc1ape bsltn fees ana host
hire To be paid the passengers No passage secured Gt
paid for apply e! tie Office OF the Company, Ncw York
b SOutl-e IF z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
gI7D10T P7yFW RAILROAD.
FIT -z51 nj N:YORK no ALI aiE1s~ d
Sisssi3 RANY, by Railro2d zas1sttsssszEH5
sss's N'''----'~ and steamboats, A-1Ss@@'s'1A~Asf1
sTrffWFR ARRANGEMENT, 1850.

HGItAlt y an An - R-lLrtNIi LOW
On mi after Tuesday May 81 he passenger trains WIN
run follows SUNDAYS eycepted) connecting Ut Pough-
keeUsir will the fast-saiSg stemners NEW WORLD,
Aida. JOSEPH BELKNAP md SOUTH AMERICA,
running TO ard from Albany, ard touching ut the uausl ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

5TgAVITUYtVN kOh SAVINGS OF !" .
CHANTS CLERKSThls i.'oiBr r u gow ", Pa
4raay, A. h7rsdsys from Tires ge ococf ior '7tiss
sxclas'vely 81 2v7ThkGTo &CRLeiT sest2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

On IN ite ny ~ " ss,si ~ pi t IN
run as follow SUNDAY excepeo CONNECTING ~ P948n-
kgsIst IGt1lnIF II y AZ p ~ S0Ifru ,frRiGI'
~ ~ t l,, WI o,,ci, n, NE insi "a
iallla5E ~, :" I., a ~-''-iiJ' o@ -'-d - ~ ~ -
'V'l'-e.- Is&VI EEyyYORK. GOING NORTH
ron @ Veg 1 lg song near sanning ~ al vac
.t4f3lr a. M ra}roali and connecting nj Pon rhkeepSe
ol,15 = = yo l' Maiden &C Gats
II, M Cgeocf,il St;,gvIs,r and My goli,aore
~ ~ 80 ,i'a ~ 3 . N ' ~ Nv
a. - t~g5r n, AIbon7 stonn,1 NJ
~ T. 10y l5e5r1oa, psrryt15gn SfhigJlnS.
,a-t.---tir- NJ pm ,bil,.,rsie viii tho NFW
WCIf en- alba y4scl wifi land ~ Kin 5son MAlden,
CtfslL HUDSON a9i lcNategr pfa BrriYe Al Albany &
a.la ~ rarfrtfrIt lYd raF3eprt!3 ~ rOughheepJe,
s,dprI4 8. If 9a. sa.ola.
~ L - 7s-- '' F0's1--'p'9 s'PiluS
q a. ~ H., -a-o- n. oeol-zkfll ato,o,s nj tba
@ Z NJ --7-iH ~ i''''.'At''' 7.oPP'-s 81 -iD
4' 81 r-ess fra.a ion Ai6aay. stopping ct
Yonaer Detta ferEr Ba.raa i}rr5q% ?l SIN, sngS3.ns.
f-elsA ial - Hi=i I'LL H. w. ~, 80 IN
t-srI tlrfr,fg +. = eli ~ II land M Hvda-
Pa5s it,7.far5 ggcraffvp Tv0i Maiden, C8sdn Hide
4- [-5c5il SIIg as4-.{ Ny BoltQore aud aIrifg
tl,-l III
81 4 A9'- n = Pa,e-er to poaglkeepsie, stopping
e o.the nl srioas .,,,,,,.l,. s,,,r,,,
+, ~ ~ storTinp 81 ali me WAY
.,.1cIs
az N-Fer fteigl. md Passengsf' F" he".f0fk'
siop1tg ~ o.. vi ,--,, ,,,ir, g., AZ, ma, ,,s
A - a - ~ ~ y aa i,b5 o ~ and I.p Gn
s.sagL eae 5 ec9i = -''A
tulGi5q INV " ~ ~ ,,.sI m ,e.,oer r,o,r AB,nr
vIIcl e7e 'lcre az a. II soppiHg a Nsa HantolEs
F4hai} Co.'s SpTug GauisOnz Pee5skl, sngSDg, Tar
ryto7zu De-rcaD Lobba Gerry gnd YOnkcrs
AZ T. bi0r On a.r.7a Of steamer from Albany, "ach
leaves ere ~ A d. soppug 81 81 p" " A4onS eA9'p'
4'o,' - ~ i--ei- az ,-,.< f-,,s Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

o. an Pset VIE sAtIh.-2 buloi1e Ioli on ne
9 h7est corner Of Fsls ~ and One hundred'scd ~
leerIhst eag u ieetzl iochcF ffo9 en1 Tcai ny ivo
feet IL cep slto. lar or ho soD!1es' corne FTfs7
gbd One hundred -Ent.fEeeDtHit each tue asde s2s
lois tho aourh ride Of One hcudredard r3nh-s'
bet@eer to YirttCtS gecoud nvs cOmmspr1= l9 i52f
wesl a Frs-sv esch - by no fec. In dep1
lot: en- t no. 'c OF Or hQodr2f and I3u'lse9 81
tetreer The Ers snd Second Commencing rs ts1i
VIZ 81 Fms. eacI y by 100 feet and faiei
particulars OF the above prorogty aPpiy 10 A&IHOf j.
SLtFt KE r. Auc:ioceer, Proad-e; ole l e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

u FACES CIInAw ssI.yt, -, me- -. -
TTSS Us SAT- Rheum &c ~ sails hv RUsaRt1f2
49, 20 lie Broe4~sY Astsr Honse sD6 rs
s30 Sust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

an HOUSES PGR sALE-Tne three-ssory brick
sl house II RtVtnEop-st. and the two-sory aud at-
brick houfes, 81, IS G1d e. Cannon ct; terms OF pay
merit Liberal Apply 10 r. z. MERWIN,
Oh lVif IL MCrChlQth' EXCAAnRe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

~ FOE. SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR city pro.
ssR peT,v ehtflly situated country seat or farm OF
s over fifty ucTes near Landing on The Tucson Gysr
Tems moderate for EzhicA and further particulars apply
to Washington Smith 24 West Nne!eenh-st or ISL West
E,ohnenth At s8 lmsod*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

RkRs53l--.o 7ss SO. /; 500 d., Ma fa'- s.
M = Isgsf.g'tl I ss&ixxsoa lbs FONTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

e. COUNTRY SEAT ON THE NUDS0N-tor
f sale Grn Of about 30 acres in tho Vdage OF Hast
ings, q miles from the city. The house II new bum
of stone ntbc most substantial manner IN modem style
with Il rooms and has of the most commanding views
of tie rycr and adjacent scenery Utes unusual cnr-
e6que prospect with convenience ana retirement The
grounds are in the finest order, Wen supplied with treat
variety Of t THE whole part VIII be sold on appbca-
ton TO The proprietor the premises, al Hastings On ths
Hudson, n. y. oh 2wt ALEXANDER BRINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

81 FOE sE2h-The two story hopsee- LOT l0l gl4n-
M ,ont; Ao other real eEste In city a1c country In.
ats'A' qure rs above Of lo4 Inn J. PAFY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

o. F0R bA[E CuEbP-It applied for In few
s deys the houte and lot a01 Elm 81 running through
% MsIon.si For particulars iDquire OF AARON
Grad. oil 1W"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

NIXON PRr ceE5seoa ou,lneas between q 4.
Sns,e h'a day diascl,ea Tha butInets vs ,' s,t
SIS b. ,5y 1e,e0I9.e ny D.. NAPOLEON PEEFEaRE
IN ne m 80 Nlu coeiinae 10 eli kinds ot ee
- -- ~ iiiSNpef ol2Sqs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

az FOR sALE-or- Will be exchanged for Produc,,
a tive CITY property Farm Of 25 In ths town OF
fua East Fishkil Duchess Co within five mes Of steam
boat or railroad House barn and out buildings Inquire
OF IsAIAh KEYHER, SlI Boweryr from 10 tbs O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

60 FOR BALE-A W, tfniehed dwelling houge In
tho viIlsge Of Tarrytown II 10 Of two s!oriei, with
basement and attic, and L. located In the peaFRnte5
street in the village, within five minutes walk Of the Rail-
road pepo Fhe house 10 in conpete order and posses-
sion ney be had Immediately The scenery In view Ia very
fine Apply 10 Mesurn B. / u. sANDs, 100 FuonEt
or In Ferrytown TO C. G. BEBRlNG. oil lmeodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
rIAN0-FORTEs F0R SALE.-

VIZ PIANG-F0 RI E@-Pcrsons about pU-.
assssEzsa chasing pianos VII had II ~ their ',i5.1-
81 g u n 4, t&getocalatR Glenn o's mandatory,
S - i ui9i Fu.onst tWes oi HtuadwNy.l geu-
ord assortment Of mahogany aud rosewood pianos con.
Et1ntlv OH hand which WILDE sold oN forecast Orapgo 70
paper DeGlaIs supplied or liberal iasHz
a. # L GLENN x O t9 FHicn'l