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New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
y.sr.a,.s-7 .PTANO-FORTEs FOR SALE

sE-s i Persons atoai purchasing Pianos WIN 6sd
b. e eoMp s 'Sys Sy S cs a. l shNNht FS5a
teas tide of Brosdw6y) hey have large assortment oi
Rosewood Pianos constantly hand; every instfunieni
warranted for two years ( Co have The names Of more
than Loco persons they win refer TO- who have purchased
Pianos Of them all OF which have given universal sasec-
don bus when any doubts expressed as 10 Their qualify
payment nAy be- Withheld until unr such doubts are
Pianos To let u21u
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

IsUBLIc YOTICE-sUPREME COURr-ln the matter q i.s
/ aspiration Of the Mayor Adernsn and CommoH.N o 49, n
a. New Yofk relative opening AMI yng out Of Pto
.nown a. suyv--an square the Seventeenth Wad o. a. - go
Pu sote hereby gyen by tie Mayor, Adclnsa ad Com
uon,lty If the Cts Of New YORK, pursuant 70 statute
nt. and proy .ied the sad The Mayor Aldermen an
rI CIV of New York intend male Application ne
Cr Of tie STATE Of New iork SPECIAL term Of he 'i'
@ held a, the CITY Hall th- City OF New fors On s@,u
=, NJ tsO a, ,h- o..unr of that day W a. s"'h
ie~airrs heard o The ~ .,e,
sion.r. of Is. mat. '-sses-fn-ut m The above
,l. lie nature of the improvement g. --e vis
i,ynr out Of pubic pacs Known a. stnyFessni .l'-,
- a. Ar,I. and baunsrd norfhery By 7th str-- 90
~ ~ .,r.@t ia tie Seventeenth Ward Of TIE S ~ ..
. - o, oa Tie mao or plan ofthe sad Cty, by Fftar- o
a. A. r.i,iss q improvements, touching the Lay
NJ Out of street, and Tie CITY q Wv fofs snd o on..
a.. ,,...I Arr g. sEd also an at -nltF An A'
70 At-f he Nsp OF Pan of he CITY ot NesiofS y wv I
thereon a pubic place kuown s stay Nesn, 'f1e' P "
I.,I. tszl-D.,es SeW YOrk, Aprl Lth -"
- tyv.s HENRY H. DAVIES, tonn'- i"' u-r
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

EOMPTROLIER's OFFICE, State OF New York.-Th- Farm
tERS BANK Of Hamilton COsny (Area) has this day fled m
ias Office notice Of the appointment Of Messr C. q H. w.
THNING Of the City Of New York agents m the redemption Of
circulating agreeable The ei ect
the redemption of notes. psei M lsfOAbqny, Apr
-. 1880 fa2g6tl WAsHlSGTOs HUNT, Comptroller.
tOMrTROIlFR's OFFICE. siateoi New York.The OswEGO
u COUNTY BANk IA Hnm,nsye, Counyl hss fhi- DAY
HE'D Dths Office o the appnuo-nto A-.srs WAsHBJ RN
Co. % the City OF ADay for the resumption Of u.
cnsns notes together h Of appointment Of the
Albany Erchnge Bii such agent agreeable the entitled
An at relating To the redemption Ban. Notes passed May
ls4O-Atiry. April 20, 1880. WASHINGTON HUNT,
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FOR SALE.

.f-s R0fl SAI.g-ELMIRA Mills At ELMlRA
Hst r. Y.-Ths valuable property, situated on ihe Che
A--- mars River 10 Of The mos, pesssni ogns n
Western Ne -Yos. the Els u ta New-York alt Ere
Earoad where II Is inerGog'ei by branch connecting
With Albany and Buffalo Rcsi, IS offered A. very low
price sli on easy ieTms Pre7.ou1 l' ne propre'0ls
oavlng Em!ra Welded flr several y-2rs ret pfOil
eaual 10 - per cent On the cost Teu1. Oue-.hG cash
DOWN, ialance in SIX yea y i1-tlnens For pHrdculsrs
apry & NATHANIEL " GOULD, Elnrs, 90 70 tLe
proprietor, IN Montfes, Carsda East
25f 3us IRA GOULD.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

IyAiNr-, UILS AND GLASS Drugs aId Mrdicinr-
Y gs.h 81 Dye S.Gfs Gaano, Psp-r Miksrs, Psp.r
..n-fs D.u.Ts, Bsk-fs, Cpsfec iOnsrs' and Grocers
..scir- For sale by JOHN c. MORRISON
nDls' lss GTeeA Sicf-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

ROADWAY BANK.-EEw YoRK, Aprii u, 1850
nIyIDE>D.-A Dividend OF Four t4l per cenl upon
Dh. Cagiisl Stock OF this Bank viii be paid - tie
: 80. nnaers on and AfeT the l5h day Of May ensuing
- snser-bOok will be closed froG The 5h csy VI Aay
lftn u.e DAY u payment By order Of ihe BOsrd
.,.gtMl5 J. L. EVERlTT, Css.i,E
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

.TPVTNF COURT, NEW lukN.-John u, b. 'e'1'%, % i.'
- p,',s, sni aa M. ui- William II. Htbirt eng lL"br
80 a h H,rr.on Paa-r Jr richard fen-f tA'h p b.-"
~. pr. = MA cb,-s sraa iheL@ p Bnf and Janrs brnh--
~,ee ~ In, ,-4r lCor NOT ser 10 ANN PALMkk-lon are
r,-t, sumnoned and required 20 sfsN,r " conf i.t m N
l ,ya 81 ia the ofce Of The dJ tii No. o.
ss Yorl ~ Hal he cts Of New forA on 'hr l ay
~ All -o and eopy o. Jour en-~tfio tue ,tl
i m he suiier e DIS Office. No. % Na street 20 l- . oi
" yr. ~ thin twenty JAYS after The ser Of t. summons on
i,t !. .i1 lie line sf,fesid t- anth u th- act ~
,fl'v.t ,~,f iqb .s1 H. h. BOVINE,
tei Ne" ltl'' "f'' -~' " Pauf.F p. Au0r1~F.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

AsUFREME COURT.-HlChAKD :. hAkDEsIf a5ai"" ihL'
lAODORE JENKiSs-Slnilon 20 D-i-ndsntiou are hereby
anr1~i o. answer c1mplt "a acton. whch te1
The Clerk OF Chau'auque County on the "a o. OF
~ tue G"rJ fo once "a
Chautuque County within day. after te OF ts sam
mons on you exclusive the day Of soch eNc. ard You m 10
answer "a complaint within aOrs-s the pnh VII tike
mdsreui 16, ia interest sblj ~ from Jannl s.
lss0 . ON January 1850 wth expenses ni protest
,,l ro.fs OF n. ted .ial j. is5A ,. WARtEN,
n37 lsv6w Attorney Tor Cerfy ChauauQl- Co. y. y
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THE GRoCEas'
YIRE lSsuGAECE c9sirAs c9s. =

To.al f0r four years. If9ut3 %
TIE Company further report ilai aey have al ms dto
Iaves,ra IN L s. five and sx rer ot sock $145s5 %
Bile refeikaOie 'A'fi'i -
sr 7asls 81
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

-. ss1.s EMPIRE CITY LINE FOR AN
sLA[gls FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES DIRECT
The splendid Steamship Crescent Cry, 100
tuns burden Charles Sioddar Commander for San Fran
SEQ via Che gres direct Wednesday, Msy lat from
her dock, pier II AT O'clock precisely For freight
s,6 i,list j. HOWARD K SON, 81 Broadway.
.ts FOR CHAGRES-Dispotch Line-In mon'hy
.s1t tcOruecrOn with .sing vessels fro,1 PSnn'-- - "
-ias'g Fs.seis,V tckrt LOO IOnJay, May 6tn -tte
eisnSid cOppersd aud cOpperfssened cippesbuli brig
JOHN FRENCH, Cspt John Shsck!1ri, viii ssl ss above
on her regular day
For freight pa'sage, hsyqg superior cabin and second
cabin accommodations, apply a board or 20
RUSSELL n NORTON
Office " Caagfes Sailing Pscsets, 81 O.d.ehp.
In connection with this sailing vessels Of st c'ass VIII
be- pstched from Panama 70 San Francisco aud through
iicfes be had application al this Office. Persons
about engage passage for Chhsres rved 10 exam
me this vessel before determining 20 20 Otherwise The
advantage Of arriving ri Ch4gres with limited number OF
passe1g gers well Understood R25 81
-, THREE PAsSENG EK> be tsken Il.
49, low rate brig SOPHIA Tor Sau francisco and
Sacramento City; also, the bulk OF 100 barrels Ap-
Div Immediately, on board. foot of ROoseveLst orio
s26 lw* THO5 l. BRAYNARD 81 Walst
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

as PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of the County OF
New Yos hereby 10 persons having CLAIMS
JOHN McCDNACHY, late Of the City OF New YORK, ofte
deceased the with 'oaer thereof to the
sntscr-rs Al office Of John RJdman No 10 Wae the
before the tfeth day OF September
Dated New York, the 2fih Jay Of March, 1870
JOHN RODMAN, Administrator
ms7 lap6m' MARY J. McCONACHi, AdmnsirItfr
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

-s sixty land nile south OF las'inE- and
~ three mi!es north of forkers Wing west OF the N1rh
River Hogd, and fronting tAe Road aud Hudson River
lal IN building ses Of from tree - tvave acre. te
sites 70! building are uneqnPed on he Hudson River
having most lmmanding view II lhe Hudson aud ihe
East RIVER Sound. alien Island &c. &c Maps, &c. can
be had Of THEODORE MARITIME Tw-ny-ishth-st
be,v cen Eghlh aud Ninth a7s Az I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

gsis FOR SAi.E-A cottage house ana stab Oh Two
A.a OF girnnc Ii Clinton Brooklyn WIN he tur-
Ns uiiare. II house contains two paflors and dining
room on the f,or kitchen ans cellar below and hve
bedrooms second is heated by not air furnace
and excellent order. Tne garden well stocked wh
choice grated fau and vines Of different kinds IN
full beaing Stages pass tie door constantly; distance
from Fulton and South FeLTie, liEIfFSfdf1sr 1sro,s,,
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
sACIgic MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

'ACtFfC MAIL STEAMSHIP SphfAtl
The United STAKES Nail sean-pHcke-s
5ANAMs......l, ,037 iuns.... Capt. David q Snlley.
OREGON .u...l,0S9 mns. Cap. Carlisle 7 Patsrs a
CALIFORNIA i l,0jO tuns....Capt Thos. bucd.
TENHESS EE.. SEQ mns Capt George Coo
CAROLISA.... 500 lnns....
UNICORN ..... 6oN HIng...
are Intended 10 fOIm sem-mOnhy line between tiaR1-
s1d purlJ Ia California
Passengers IN the Afer Cabin furnished oeaGil oa
10, wines and nquofI Passengers in the sseenGe an
found with such rGons furnished to the crew aud
with mattress and pillow. All passengers VIII be sl.owel
space for pefsOusi baggage Tree TO tho extent Of - os
weight, exceeding m measurement ten cubic ierl-
Freight on extra ba gage merchandise when akea s
per liu and ger CENT W Ell specie
Packages should not exceed l25 Tbs. Neigii FOR m1r
carriage. Lsnla- Slge'
PASSAGE from Psnania San Blss unElars2-5 sleo
- san DisgO....s....... ID 10
San franclsco SuO 100
SO storss be landed vii be TAX en ha gaeQ Cd1ges
cgefaklg and debsrkng and al personsl por charges,
irciutn health fees end hosi hire TO be paid b. The pssseI:
ers No passage secured unu paid for Apply 81 The OF
1cc ~ the COMPANY, New fork. 81 soJih-St -Hu
- Ei,aa GREEORN's CALIFORNIA EN-
%s.ALLtaAs PREES-An express VIII be made up nnd
-'"'N "''A forwarded per steamer Ohio .7h Apn, the
crasc4nt Cy, fret snd Philadelphia 4h bay, IN charge
OF special inesengers The delivery Of parcels ami pscka
yes by This Express Lne for al pats Of California Is al
Inded 10 by he proprietor In person Immediately aher
the arrival Of e al San Franc.5co, ensnrDg he
utmost despatch Office Al 90 Pearlst
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK, Agent
y. Payments Or freight can be made here Or m Call
fJilrs as desired t<i icl'
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

,sUPREME COUnI.-nAltf a. fAkQJHAK ani WILLIAM
lNH JEPH>ON E,eclt &c against uRAH DAVIS and ohef'
defendants, Ua DAVIS ant we lol arr hereby sum
rnnned conn th JED 90 ofce oi cerk OF
C and County Of Ne- York. "a Juay as pat anl serve
COPY oHce 40 - Lu"fJ i 10 the CY
Of AewYork within twenty dys after of ts summons On
exclusive Of day Of nd you il 70 answer s com
vii apply the Court '0r the
r. i-f dem,nted herein. l.. WILKES, flh Aty.
all a~t~h
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

~ FUR SALE OK Iu LEI, al lOTtVur Inc
ID double tvO-sinry and Auic House wlih eight 'is Of
's- ground attached situated north Of EighysiSlhs
lust east Of Thifdav II hes marble msnes sliding dOors
&c and h.s been newly panied thrCJg ghoui. Apply %
EDGAR HARRIOfF. Naldsm-st or ScPH lRk-
LANDS SONS, 81 D y-st 40 iw'
~. FOR @AIE-rw0 J-stJry brick houses spf iOts
tS,i ~ ani . LOWEST Lots 100 feet by > feet L.
~ now paws 10 cent and with rear houses would pay
Is per cent Five ihOus dolls OF e purchase money
csn remsfn bond and mortgage. Holses IA good re-
pair Inquire Of FALCONER MtnginsL a., w
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

h PURSUANCE order Of The Surrogate Of the County OF
N-S Yort. hereby gwen 70 al P@-on h'ns csi-
asanst RIkF late Of the Of New York dch u
the thereof the rsf ier
residence Bowery the city Of Newfork, OF Def TIE
lay Of August Dated New York Tie Oh Jay
Of February. 1850 HELENA J. Rlhkk, Aanii''fAH
N 14w6
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

y t..s,.r WILLIAM CHANE. HENiI ffis'',v "a ,c ia
THERINE o.. " r.. GERHARD 0kA"h" hit,.,f ht, d. N.p4
CuAKLOrIF JAAG Oh. wcln irsu un e' @ ,f, of V-v-
Yn g err.e D. % on tie l7tl da} q . yrt fI@ uof,
" ts Mel ants Exisng- 90 ih~ All flsi ,.8a I9t,
20 ,l ,f i.ot nj - Ten'h Wari q" le ~ [ ~ q, th.
I'D ,4 ,,,.,-.f- Il. f,iow-. hit r. ." '' % &c.. ys..,.
hNi 'l 600 GOV t ,t--tef sri fln'n- urN
.r s1ng ie .olii er, sse Of he' fo thc estate II
.-,t, e.ess , tlsars .oit rf' -.'l, 80 l,,.. "a
.- As PEI. r fei si1i- he t i-' n' '' 10 -.
t.r'r =, - ~,f,er, ai0uy Tie wes;rfy shr 10 T"
treei an1 - =, IN. ..e oi bc..laa- De- at contents
'i ,i. .a us-- .rFn by the h.ia'.f % '. '-
more - -, Dated Nryy lork. Arr a. lei
Hesief ffe' 'i' THOMAS CAhNLEY, sher r.
- p.......-. ,,,o~,-, ~ liiw3S
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

NOCOA rHELIs.-z9 bs.s, fresh. tuss receivet.-
~ Yer sae BY 0AsSNERk 4 YOUNG ks2 ChsthaD Al.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
LEGAL, NOTICES.

...r W.
.r,n..,r cnVRr-t- tl. asif~i o Application cd ne
%yr .rusr ard C0.nu'rstr o fle tij a. N~~ lNtA r.
r,.etf. IL Caat the -ad c'g. re straight
sr..-t. Ayal.r .,r--'. sni the widening n Walker
49,. M ..d ct ol the oo1erN His. - a. TO TORN su-fi ~
- t,. ..ir 81 i O. kaf--f street and ne ihfp" 81, '"s
80 ,.l "a, f '@rt1u of Centre, orange Na.-f and Can"
.f.-.. afo u Pablr notce . r-r3 E,eu nt .n 'tn
a b. ls OBJ The Ju.i~s of %. above eat t-' iogr ~
~ DEERE o. i@ hell fe Cy Hal ni h- 't ol NV ION o
5 Monte. Of M,, 1890 a. ne clsn7- o ti- N":f' 90 Wv
~ fherea.r g.. counsel Csn 30 hrlf fefa f- ~ ef'-
eair- report trr. 'h- Court, lnnir -af - + N
49, NETS Of T..ta.ste As-naf il- at''e r't
sad tT rev -fn in
Do srs aiher ~ i4rl,r order Toe frrn"s 30 m
.,- ees llt arl proper Dated N-w fur, Arri i i
- ~ WILLS HALL. GuuIse' tl t'- a.
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
II The Committee on Public Buildings of the
Senate, having been authorized by resolution OF
that body, " to invite plans accompanied by esti-
mates for the extension of the Capitol, and to al
low premium Of FIVE hundred dollars for the
plan which may be adopted by the Committees on
Public Buildings of the two Houses Of Congress, y
accordingly invite such plans and estimates, to be
delivered TO the Secretary Of the Senate on be-
fore the first day Of December next. L.
1t is required that these plans and estimates
shall provide for the extension of the Capitol,
either by additional wings, TO be placed on the
north and south Of the present building, or by the
erection of separate and distinct building, within
the enclosure to the east Of the building.
The committee do not desire to prescribe any
condition, that may restrain the free exercise of
architectural taste and judgment, but they would
prefer, that whatever plan may be proposed may
the present building as to preserve the general
symmetry of the entire structure, when complete.
Although but one plan can be adopted, the com
mittee to themselves the right to form such
plan by the adoption of parts of different plans
submitted should such be found accessory; in
which event, the committee also reserve to them
selves the right to divide or apportion, according
to their own judgment, the amount of premium to
be awarded for the whole, to those whose plans
NAV in part be adopted, according to the relative
Importance and merit Of each part adopted.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN Fl. CLARKE,
Committee AZ the senate on Public Buildings.
SENATE CT, NRrr 3O,h September, 1850.
N B. IT, several ally papers published at
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two weeks and send their accounts to the Secre-
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Il
Was commenced on Saturday, the 4th of Nav.
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Containing weekly Thirty-two Columns Of
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TIVE AMERICAN FARMER, published
in the city Baltimore, Maryland, commences tie
9th volume of the present series on the LIST July
1850, (Which will be the 32d of its existenee.) 1t
is published on the Isl OF each month, eachnunber
containing thirty two .arge oc avo pages.
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