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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-25

@z>A correspondent of the New York Tribune, in
teegrapbic despatch, says, that it is generally
mored in Washington that President Fillmore will
form Cabinet composed throughout of men in ia
vor of the compromise bill now before the Senate
Daniel Webster for Secretary of State, SC.
Another despatch says, that the Hon. Caleb B.
Smith, or Richard w. Thompson, of Indiana, will
be offered the Home Department Doubtful. Caleb
B. is looking 10 the u s. Senate, and Dick is con-
sdered rather small potatoes in connection with
such an Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-25
@zThe Cleaveland Herald says: The fac

@5-The Cleaveland Herald says: The facilities
for travel on Lake Superior have been much i'm
proved this season. The Propellers Napoleon and
Independence run regularly One leaves the Saut
every Friday, making the trip through the lake,
touching at Carp river, 0ntonagon, and Isle Royal.
The fine Cleaveland Propeller Manhattan, launched
from Lake Erie into Superior last spring, is also
making regular trips, and we learn very profitable
ones. The mining business Of Lake Superior has
become an important item of trade and wealth, and
the Saut Journal notices the arrival of numerous
parties from below, pleasure seeking business.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-25

rrWhy is newly opened dry goods like
house on FIRE? Because II starts al the bellcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

ANOTHER BIG LuMP-We have JUS: had a
call from MIR DelaFan OF Ne~YorF, who brings
from the American River q mass OF gold IN quartz
weighing thirteen pounds, the amount OF gold est.
mated TO be about of the whole weight Il Ia
nearly round in shspe and its surface is water
worn perfectly smooth twas found at the depth
@, % feet below the surface, on bar upon the
shore 1t the River near what is called the Big
Bar The Rocky B sr Mining Company were the
fortunate finders In the same location the compa.
pY are taking cut comfortable quantities Of gold
mixed with quartz, beside the fine gold in the
forms uaualy found on bars They have struck
upon vein OF quartz from which they suppose
,hese d. poaits originate and which they expect
to End still gold bearing vein.
San Frarcisco Evening Plcsyune, Aug Il
EXTENSIVE FIRE AT PGsE BLUFFs.-sy the
mail we received tina painful intelligence OF dc.
structive confagration at that place, which con
sumed some l6 or g buildings. A friend aud one
Of the sufferers who Lost his all, wrsea US that the
fire originated in the Exchange Hotel, about
O'Clock on Friday last The hotel was soon burnsd
70 the around, together with the stores OF DR.. A.
W Brewster j ]. Merrill, the property OF j..
W. Limberger the stores OF Mrs. McDermott, Mr..
Morton, the office OF Mesars Grace Waters, and
that of Mr. ]. c Murray. We regret to learn that
Mr. George Boggs formerly Of this place, lost bis
entire stock OF drugs succeeded In saving his
books and wardrobe
Little Rock (Ark) Banner, Sept
CoURr OF APPEALS, Oct. 9, 1850 No. Il. The
argument Of this cause continued until after P III.
and concrd ed mo. 8. Submitted upon printed
Arguments and points. N Howard, Jr. counsel.
mo IS. James Smith, appellant, agt. Michael
Gugetty, respondent, Ia reserved caas.) The ar
gument commenced. Samuel Beardsey for appel
liant. Charles o Conor for respondent
Alb. Eve. Jour.
" Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of
State arrived in Boston Monday evening, and took
apartments at the Revere House.
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CAuYION

CAUTION.
RlHE PATRER OFFICE having decided Ia favor
4 OF r. n Ray the frat ard true inventor Of the In
da Rubber Railroad Spring and azainsi " Fuller who
hsd claim ed the HE iuvepron aud al FroAe irs
gaton arc that oi Horace Dsy, igho manufactured
Us mstsic or Yulcsuzed Rubbsr oF sach sprnEs several
Railroad Companies have iIhnRed, not only upon the
rights of tie ssid r. n Rsy and rendered themselves
HGDln for zrge damages bu kRo up1u the pseGl ahs oi
Charles Goodyear against all OF s2om sai;s Tor damages
fj nffI geTenl i he commenced Ia bo event 81 fsuro
TO mpeuIaon speedily against Horace Day,
agaiest whom seyeT1l s1s low pending.
All Railroad Companies cAunoned sgaios! Infringing
upon said peieu. righs Of said cd4lIeJ Goodyear
OF Ray, by lbs Of such india Rubber acngs
ana for al f1ture CINEMA ac{oDa will imm sdise.
y commeIced. y III RAY, Office SO BfogdVAy
Annexed is copy Of he Official certificate RON rae
Commissioner Of Psts1ts:-
COPY.
UEITED sTArEs PhTzST OFFICE, WAsHaIHGToa, o. G.
lIh eepIembef, 1880
SR Yo1 lcfeDy Informed ihRi 10 hs casa 81 de II
reference betEten Jour claims ard those Of w F1ef
upon Ehich heaiits appointed 10 ske p-ce on .s
second Monday IN August hs question u priority OF W..
Yeaiiop has been decided N yo7t Agor sncoss copy
OF The decision -
The leainou, in she case ia nov open he in'oecnon
Of lbc4e toncrr1ed
Yonrs respectfully ....,ox
s'yred DZLLiT2 Ia y - Z : Fl ? ,.s,,tx
Aafng Conrp's7icoef az E'''-D
NJ Fo.s .et n Hay, nj se,s
X kes,eI, ESQ, He#' YotE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
WILLIAMSBuRGH ITEMS.

LIGHTING THE STREETs.-The Trustees have
Issued proposals for furnishing 300 postH and lamps
FOR gea lights Ehe cost of these it ia expected,
will be about $4,000 Mr. Wnsns and one or two
other members, although satisfied that the idea
liz hting Was acceptable 10 the inhabitants, doubted
ifthe Board had power, the Finance Committee
having refused to make an appropriaton) to pass
an ordinance in favor Of lighting. The Council
thought they had The President, during remarks
stated that he did not hold any office, nor wac he
a stakeholder in the Gas Co. He was in favor,
however, and he thought the citizens generally
would be, of having the streets GIFTED. There are
persons, he aad, who are willing to put up the
posts and wait till after an appropriation by the
Finance Committee for their pay.
CITY CHARTER-The Convention consisting Of
five gentlemen from each district to form City
Charter pettioned On Monday evening for room
In Trustees Hall, il which to hold their meetings,
which Was granted.
PROPOSED CAxAL-The Canal through the
third district, o interaect the Walabous Canal,
has been mentioned favorably in the Board and
recommend alton made that the grading of South
end Of wen St be for the preuent closed.
u Tbs Journeymen Coopers hold d meeting
on Monday evening in their new shop, North Sixth
st. between First and Second, Tor the purpose Of
dedcatiDg it to the service for which it has been
erected-vz; sbe turning Of the profits resulting
from labor into the Pocketr OF the laborera. The
meeting was very largely attended, and the ad'
vsntsges incident to those Journey meo Coopers
wise enough to join in che movement were pointed
out After the meeting, substantial collation. was
partaken Of by the Company in the second floor Of
the building The WILLIAMSBURG Brass Band eL-
fvensd the proceedings throughout tho evening by
some of ther choice siTs. In = dny or 30 lerge
numbsr of Coopers viii ha employed in tho build
irg Jerking Tor themselves
DRowSED.-The body Of a wonaa was 'oand
Gcatns in the dock At The FOO. Of South Fourth Ct.
on W ednesday morning, evidently carried there by
the tide Verdict drowned. The Coroner took
possession of the body forrecognision
Nlw PouND.-Tbe pound recently a-ected 10
North Eighth st between Sixth and Seventh, is
completed and Messrs. Ellison and Pickett 81 It
their respective posts
PBRrNoLoGY vs.. AsAToMY u ader this tiIiT,
Dr.. Hughes, If Unionay. delivered lecture at
CeEtrAi Gail On w ednesiAy vening. The dssl5a
wa7 to fbow that PhsenooFy is lot founded in Sci
ence or experience, but opposed to both
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

Jersey City Temperance s0oiety ws'
formed on Monday evening with the following
oficera:
y,.l.P.s.ideaf.-Rt9 Or AcChn,ocf, Mr. LuIK, D
K,re D Lord J. VI Tunle, P V4n Clet " Park.r
n " S4sYeo F 3 Bens, Davidson 8 Bfetiel J. +
Cole
Stc,s,a,t-C Cleveland
Standing Campufee-s Dsu3i5I, A. KaaPP, Love
5Tteptse BsafG-Dr ooa5ti. Belts, J. GOpnl c
C,eYelsQd
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COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-B efore the Re
ecrseYsnd AID Cook and Blrd-THUssDAY.-Tyal II Pat
yieA Ptuken continued Fne evteuce In hls csss being
ali IN al he opening OF Cont this morning Jsmss Smith
Fac the case on the part OF the psoner. He
wa, iIoye by tbs Dauc, Attorney for the people The
Court chsed Ire Jury relative the law ana fats IN the
CTS who afer bsiug Ehfepi some time, came 10 WIN
verdict Of guilty Of grand larceny osly 3he Court VII
psas upon tie prisoner tos Eridsy) morning u
being ats in be afternoon verdict was rendered.
h. ~ Inn al IL Tie AsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
NNW ARK ITEMS.

X IRE annual meeting Of the Society tof
The Promotion Of Industry, vas held Taesday.-
The report says that the applications toF ork WeFe
innunefxble, while the number 10 vhosn employ
mens was given average only shout twenty each
week. The amour. paid 10 tbose women vas
sl24 o9, aud This widsiy distributed IL anal sum'
gladdeIed the heart. Of the recipients, We ksor
TIE mum ber Of garmspts nude yes go. e wheo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
!NS(JR

OTTIzEN,s FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICES 81 WALL-ST. & 167 BoWERY.
rH1HIs COMPANY WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF
Sl5O,OOO,
and large surplus securely in'eated, continues 10 Insure
az ai1 loss damage by Fire, dwelling houses mef'
chandlse houBeb old furniture and all descriptions Of Fer
eonal Property, on The moal favorable terms.
DIRECTORS
jeremiah JobnRon, Willsm }. Velenune,
Alonzo A. Alyord, Jamea baloWlH,
DaEie BURNETT, Jay JARVIS
William Wallace John Harris,
Thomas McErath, Robert Ss'Kley,
LIKE Beker Francis A. Palmer
DANIEL BURfNEPF, President
IAMEa NJ MCLEAN, eecrelary. o9 II
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HARDWARE.
PAPER MAKERS WIRES.

PAPER MAKERS WIRES.
TgIHE LARGEST STOCK IN THE UNITED STATES
well assorted, combating OF Foardrnler Wires,
from IS inches 60 inchea vide, NoR 60 aud 10 and ali
numbers OF copper and brsss wire Clofor Hale the
loves. terms and warranted In every respect equal to tho
imported 4! the office loo John-s EewYork, al tho
msnufactory Bellyle Hew-JerGey.
WIS SIM WIN STEPHENS e. BON
geATENT KNrFE sHARPENEas-ofs s1ps.
nor quality and various patterns for sale wholesGe and
rstail by HORN ELLIS, Aanufsctureta
H2I 9v 100 Race al Philadelphia.
CHAIR CARLES.-A large assortment iEnglinh
~ proved, from S-3 TO IL inches, for sslepy
su3 GAUNT u DERRICSON ,9South'st.
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lnaYp....F For ghe Tribune.
~ NJ. n W. Rouen.

~ NJ. D W RoVEh'
W. IN the forests of tie West
Auav from usual hsont' OF mED'
stands OLD Idaye, a ci.y, vast
AID oder thsn aur kaa can span
TT, shade b. tie lofty trees
That wave on California 8 shore
An tangled wild III dreamy maze
n Or, SLoSs mad viAes thick climbing Ger.
The lndisn'e foot has MAYER rod
Within lts oua AMI suen' at.ea'S,
No oy.,er th.reffon -s'en 70 Co.,
Nor hy mn Of pralie ;he ~and rer greess
IN, sil.uce there win "a la away
Ir,nue,sop ed wears the monarch's crown,
Ana ,gaves, DER all tha tauglnd WY
Her gloomy scepter 'qi'h ffo%n
nj. lie an Autumo'a 3Ab5A,n oorn
Farm the fofes'-'sr a~Ay,-
10 chamber DER each falier stone,
Aud mark noe low Sneit idols lay.
Wild oyeijusss tiils Ill she neart,
We need uot shet we sere bffore-
We quite forget the busy mart,
And muse each crum0irg Qin er.
In other ages, far Away
a mid the ea;iy yesra Of tin :,
1t was not thus with fsir ldaSe,-
When she waa in her lofty prime
Then tbyonsing feet passed through her alsles
And busy craftsmen worked end arrows
Then besmed the maiden's gentle smileS'
and earneAt was the tale OF Io7e.
Where darn ness deep and stiffness lone
Now hang noon each cfumoling fame,
Once rose the SACRIFICES moan
Ana aweIled the chorus drowning strain;
rhars sncent priest with mystic rite
ane joct on earth, his vigil kept,
Az through the long and allen. night
He watched alone, while others slept
The fallen leaves, wiki eomber shade
BETTING well the lonely place,
Have Ger tho vast area laid
veil which Tune shaII ne'er diSplace.
Itseems that Nature s.tove 20 hide
Forever ia her silence lone
The works that once with DosBttul pride
Had suisen TO vie cen with her own
Here may the wandring pilgrim trace,
In characters ell Ut terstood
The changes Of QUE changing race
But yet their awful thirst Tor blood.
We gtze upon each idol here,
And think THIS once was bowed before
Within our hears it wakes no lear
It's tin for worship now is er.
Then think we OF some ancient wrong
To which tae nations sacrificed.
That crushed, through ageg dark and long,
The life of million besr.s unprized,-
But now has fallen to tho earth,
Forgotten by each worshiper;
While purer thou h,s, of heavenly birth,
To deeds If love aud mercy stir
And in our heart waits hope
THAT wrongs which nations @orahip stlll---
Meath which, in darkness millions grope,
Shall crumble to tbs earth, until
Those only who explore the wild
And blood stained records Of the past,
Shall dream such errorB have begulied
The race to orimea thus dark and vast
Pet Ltydtn, NJ Y dug H. 1880
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REMebV 80
REMOVAL.

REHOVAL.
MINER g. STEVENS
HAVE REMOVED their Carriage r. postory aud Mans,
factory from Is and n Csp&Iss 20 1853 Broadway.
s2b Ina
sp gmOg M64.-0EB ghlLDH & ltgs b cave fSnI~TsA
RAtheiY ONCE 10 IS IhaIdanfES Oics = IL
scloch a e. and troG 10 And 10 g, z ~
Taoy hsYs opened Medical and Gu1gica. lah!asa..,
where tho poor viii he attended, graipoosJ FGssifgs
Thursdays and 5sordsys iron 70 u c'1ipsk AZ.
Or. Chlds will 5ivo esS'ers s'taebsf d'8aes@s -
ade5G, Iongs md tsaf
Or Ford TO 3ittaes, ii I'M 4y5 lsa slea
5szss gSnsral7 'S'T ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
CALIFORNIA.

a L fshs PBARIS b BROCK WAY AE S sosssT''
SACRAMENTO CITY,
GRo0BRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
4 IRERAL ADVANCES made on copslgnmcuts, aDd 81
GJsgency business promptly attended to SsfSr'T
a. RARHRsTocK & Co. HeT.Go1
HARP L YOUNG, Phledelphis.
G. HussEY y. n Howgs WILLIAM hAEMAR, TX
EEAzLs-op Pittsburgh. myt 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

Grs Joseph Robert F.vtt Dtreetrsss
Ars J bOrnhlo~ sr, ScefaG Dirsctgcs,
hlss julia Riggs Secretary.
Mrs. Iosn Ven Wegenen Trs1sVrr
Hcr1gcTr-Hrs v a Whi'ghe7c, ME- y VefmHye,
Via WIN : FsIUuie. afs 3. 6 La ~ Mrs A. w. KIN.
Icy, Ere J. ~ P-ik1a Yrs A Duyee, Miss riggs AiIs
Lon. ORTIZ, HAS hcFaflsnet hs1 Pensi1Etor MiJs IA.
-, E'ss 81 Cendt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

348 haya been sod, rsnaiaias on hand, 32a. The
garments remaining IN h,nd are valued at $50
The following officers were eleoted for the en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

TALIFORNi A GOLD DUST Sands AMI Qaafz
Gwbntsd by SOLOMON Il co. Cod aud Silver Reha-
ers Asssyefs 5uesp Meters and Cleaners Of earth 6
minerals Gil Known substances that contn The above
metals DC GOLD siyer diAmo Ids and precious sionee
bought Jevete,T and SilyerEmtns' S~eeps ores and
sill hard substances ground stihs E. hnefy Refinery %
AIn.sl. n. Z B.-Ai kinds OF 2uili ana pieed metals
wanted o9 I'm
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49, v, Dnrlap.-seaIed yerlil on salurday

Us DISTRICT COURT Before Judge Jadson
be tleo Fa,,ar VS. Steamboat oomze,csOn exceptions
CommsIior es report, referred to Jeerday EXcsP-
With aloop) and costs
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AUCTION SALES.
". hERWIN A1ctoneer
Is BANGS, BRDRRER a. rE ~ srnn6szna,


BANGS BROPHER a. GO. IA Broadway,
REsIfI 70 - e = np?o AZ 6 'n1snnesa
20 " 80 GN'siSh AID AMERICAS Be- 1ksaDS0AY Nov
tov r. % X Go solislt eon,g11aeuIs f,r ina sAs AZ
",s no.. ", soces already received ron Loudon give
o. most srsSvs es4osas sad The psod
~, hs sIe VII sdofd az excs4nt ooprtnnitv for
he dlspOss oil SlSndsTd and HsceareCs. 10y, III y,
gch a: are particularly sdsg'sd Holiday ssaso a.
ne cAslogle WI DO s'eed Al "a esriy day. inyotcea
should therefore be fdFul.hed imms3iSeey S'eS~
AT PRIVATE sALE
large assortment OF printing and writing papers Al.o
BuhD very valuable AID popular series uader The ss ~
the Standard Library The Classical LI,sry tho AnIiquS
nan Library Bcepii6c Library aud the Illustrated I6.
rary each embracing The beat hooks saued hs best
style. snd unparalleled ia cheap0eSS Ths lss. hEaes
which ui received the second volume OF tho
EDITION OF JUnlua Vasars Lves Of Psotsrs, Sculptures
and Architects AGStaes Nchomschean Ethcs translated
with final and selected, snsvtlcA introduccn
&c, by r. W Browne, A N ard CraifshsnkR, Three
coaai and dessert with Illustrations Orders for thess
and ell the previous volumes promptly executed Also
Lardrcrg Lectures on Science aud Art Swbarks hydrau
lies and Meebanica Beppeli's Doub eEDuy BooG.Reep-
Ing, edition he &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

TIE 9ROCERs'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Oncs No 81 Wall, corner OF Pesrl-st n. <.
CAPITAL 100000
fEyHIs COMPANY, having their capital all Psld ~ =
clsh are prepared 20 insure Buildings, aorchsnoisei
Household Furniture, Vesses in Porl sheir csrgoa &c
5Ranst dsmsge by fire; aso The hisks Of lasno
Navigation and transportation, on mo mort '5Ysrssis
terms AL losssB promptly adjusted md ead
DIRECTORS
2uPus SToAT. MOSES TAYLOR, bAMPsoR AooR@i
prTTe MARTIN 3Eoacg ELDER GHAs SuRKRALTBa
FRANCIS SKIDDT, HENRY EDEY, ASA . PORTER,
las O. WILSON ALEX f. GRANT, WIN e. FOSTER
"a PRPooN, IsAAc Q. PAYLC2.
SAASSON MO02a, : restdoal
s4uror SMITH, Secretary. 5fh
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FRIDAY, October IL

CouRr CALEtDAR-Tbis Dey.--Superior Coart
Nos 81 81 81 10 81 $50 100 le2, 1903, lo lo7 oa,
Ito 1l2 ia. liz 6l4. 1T 10 ~ H. 10, IS
Common Ptos-Pen l--Nos I'll 129 735 7il. 40 75l,
7s3 755 Isl, 76l ParllI sst1.day N 7a4 7o6 7ca,
6o2 7l8 72N 72I 7z4 7z6 728, $780, 1872 1884, 1883 no
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Be'ore Judge In
erehsm-etI Perfae Jr Ciari,sa Pike, adn'nirer3
&c Of Samuel Holmes, decesnd-fo recover 1884 90,
amount deposited do he mother OF said Bsm1e
in property g. ubey1 and drawn sf!ef the death Of
sad triled 10 bio properly. She aao died MIR Pehne
lbows asern him Of The money IN Qusston made
by Misty July 849 she having died IN August For DC.
irse II s46a altered that The assignment OBJ Hned by
representation not carried o0 thai The siae Of mind
OF Mary ov lnempersrce, was such As TO aah. mr.
fr any kIId Of business The case sll - For plata
Tn ssr Bo. WORT and Mr Tenbr1ecs Tor defendants Mr..
Shelter.
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Al. DoWHEA Z 60
COMMISSIONS MER CHANTS
zkCEA AEAYD CI2p

CALIFORNIA.
.feysess - i9epe- Koyk:-J q. z stcan1n5a "a stss
vsy; williams, bradford Go. "A coriand-sLi hSu
shsdon so, l24 Aroadway; soah wofh, sisason z 90
6ogets rs front 81 aYtlop Coffin ~ rrontn- Coz
Ing Co 10 sonIn-st o. Liichhsld Z Go. 30 rearlsl
J. g. Tncpa, i2e "a eideB-lsne Eopar1 eod, HeWSIf
j. esorge CartH, Utica. n lnl7 sE'
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UGTIOH NOTICE.-Ths attention Of the public
"A 10 called 10 the beautiful sale OF Feuch furniture, just
imported from Paris; together with large nsorimenl OF
other beautiful goods 10 bs made TO MORROW by HEN"
Niha,, oil Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

HUDSON RIVER FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
WATERFORD, m
Office No IS Val street. Nel1. York.
DIRECTORS
Hon Hugh White, Morgan, w Marlborough,
Isaiah Blood, T. Avery, H. D. fuller,
Alfred Noxou, Joshue Aore, SsInue SouSe
Mayo Pond GI6V LsnsinR hDoef sake
IsAIAH BLOOD, Weep resident
P @. Avery, 8ecrstNy.
rslHIs UUnlPANY, having ample capital, are
prepared 10 insure buildings merchandise and house
hold furniture sgsiol loss Damage ny fire. on the mot
reason ierm9 All losses promptly adjusted and paid
at the New-York Office 10 money current nj the Banks In
this city. o9 !ieod JAMES A. REQUA, Agent
TEE MERCHANTS. INSURANCE 90.
nF RHE CITY OF HEWYORK Office Ocean BasA
OBuding corner Of Greenwich and Ful!ou Sta Casa
sapIz s21GCO Insurance agunE loss damage 6J sra
CROWELL ApABs President.
2goRep W. aAyAGE. secretsry. ia2nd
npR0OKLYN FIRE lNsURAN0E CONTRARY
D-ohico No. sterebant:' Exchange @Ss n; Z aa'
e fulton u Brooklyn Wy 5s,apYJeS sIse.
A 8 STEVENS, 2ecrsiatJ aos en-
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FATAL ACCIDENT AND lNQUEsT.-An inquest
was held yesterday tho Sly Hospital upon the body ofa
man named Johntou shout So years OF age, who YES I'D
uiIIed 10 the Hosptsl the Ola met bufring from H.
urles received by falling fom Lac der bu! where. or n
DER cIcumssncea couG not be aiceria ed BE died
few hours aher sdmss'ou Ths Jury enierDd sefdic!
that deceased 10 his death By iaayes received foma
fall
BURGLARY And ARREST Two young men
named Henry Jones and Richard FisleH yesterday
charged with hurg sry IN breaking io0 he houe
IF Mrs Val No 76 Cheuy.s forcing open The from,
door sud stealing The refroln colhuc lhe vsae eff SO
They were csughin ihe by Ars Vail, who g4vs the
slan the heves fled hui oYeftsken aRd captured.
luiuce Lolbrop conn iied htm TO prton for trial
GRAND LARCENY Officer Dowyer OF the First
Ward yesterday arrested two named VIM Cain and
Thomas Ksep cha with sieeling 258 lbs cf wool Gnu
bos tbe cop Rien2 lying al the t)oi OF Mstde1'
lare b. Il. the properly Of Royal Charm Cat vas g
iectd in The &C, OF ia pa wool Kaens junk shop,
AID being arrested sed that he hsd b. an employed by
bin 10 CONVEX there, Sob were locked up by justice
Lonrop for trial The gu Is valued 81 S25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

PBRryoLooY vs.. AsAroMY --Uader this ti.ia
Dr. Hughes Of Unionay delivered lecture at
Ce1nal Hall On Wednesday evening Inc oeal6a
ws7 10 fbov ,ha, Pheenolofy is lot founded in sci
eDce or experience, bat opposed to both