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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
TO LET.


Nzg 80 IIRT-k rnoderr-brli brick hc1ss IN Dean u
- OF Po vefs st South ErooEISn,
eslius u l-so pAfiors viii ma b,s msnlcis 90 lat
Goor Is door, ifonI sod back ostsneni "a
ses Ftt1 Ire Sidewalk snd COCO rsde csifAf-'s aS'
10 cuUrH a hclfbiug ccd Et bs resfy u oStF p@i02
sht los Novsnher utSs R-ot iow 70 ge1es failtY,
g q lst Ma fb- sron very gese8oi eBt h5sithT
srt9y ~ z AUERB&C6. ~ h0fu kit. u AeFsfe AZ
COCKER co - Jyhn 81 q OF zFFc
- W. ANTS 80 Ya K Eer e. Eeudataaa sad lkiY,
Ssse . III us cEtu ro1ms. al : pA2trgt Ia
erslpecithe Gisr ~ rnoth 81. R@NI 1Iast ne NOD
erse adotess Il Il, caro- ofs. nai'end, I6s PesrtsL
Cd HSU@E WAHTEB-ProtD sh- let Of S1vemosr,
~ ~-st u Siath and oetwss .a3m ,rss, AID
Gsnetyoctts Acd s.s Immediately Stang larss
e'ni reni aid description Ok popofs, box rs PJs -
6ce. oijH
e. To s.BF Oh FOX SALE rns ,nres s,ary
- tcuss rsF Eth svrGaa "a Fortlr h 81 ne wy -,
~ rated ard In perfect orosr ri f3rs o1st- H,uss
o364sa K ". TOWNSEND Sc C -dsr.sl
sSst Te i.pT--To s1sH, ssutael family, p.rt ora
SIS uiodeu hui thtes stofJ nouse, 7h ssIh-roon s..
-'-Fe few doors west RON Roadway, up 70 va. Foe
flcu cal ~ III SFgNde ~ Want sore oi53
ass4-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

TO TELEGRAPH C1HTPABIES
TrEOUGH9UT TEE CiNT 70 SeATzs AND BRiT.
I3a ERONldCES.
Fg7FYE sTHSCAIBAk woud respscifcIly give nc
ucr l0r he opened r0oGs a IN BT0s "aJi he =
Tosk Tor tse FuTpose nj keeriDR constantly Gu 'ae VIE
req. ors MasDels, iriua,oTs zDcE P-ruE cup II d.
u3tft acid PROJECTORS QmstGs -Bre'g, EtIs p2Icla
md Yire- vie eveTy desc ipinn OF
4AGrETIC And CHEslGAL TELEGRAtH
APfARhTUS
A. IapUf4C.uTsr'f prices
she advantages 70 ths CaTpsnef IN having fooTa Of
hi. kiro OBVIOUS 10 r-qllra momenrs consds-'
scn RID 3. ia sucertly 1Ope1 h=y vii eIusad 20 II Eer
support III qsl1eb improvements viii 1a nddsd 70 he
efctk pcstihe Orders vii DO pulc,uslY at
tended &c. teeertsse9 10
HORFCH'E 1ELEGRAfaf9 EO0Es
c1z 1s.TH&3hu ~ sroas gay, Neg ors
- 0sTUb ASD HKW- 0Rn PHs4EtsNAFa
- T0A& 80! cfIct NLiEt tsacoEd SOY )Eals ms
s5u3 H3Gees fs-3al IN ing InziUus1. !ioui s
- = -EA VIC Il ETF0Rp, SfaIHGFfE6u
FS3EicE3oEi SOsTOH
- JLECs chsa prllIea ~ hs iaEUumes in R1nlkE
Sss,isi lH.l't- 2Rrifl2 is sscssi. - tesis.flg
y ,5sr9cbn sad conSaqaen liability 10 error Necessarily
.5t8n11l r. =ii ntler 9gzsan - lsiszTsfhir9
ThoaS; o, th 'Te nay ceFerd uF5n puEt7zi irailE'
5tq2inl ecvaEy 1f 55r mcsfsEss, IS 70 dispatches
s7ii tn 7fl2 81 hs GfC3s nGlezs lis rl:ss ~fa y
RTcEki0g Cfder
J3kGs $50 aSis, srsaiaaal
sg4rifr- sL-nS esla-s r. .hs CrfBc-st9E.
9-r-F c7s. %a.t- ~. ltsf. Sis u
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- GkFAT lnPROFE flENT -, =
js-sssesT5e UESTiSTRY--Dr HBPOLEON ~ r.
UFTyS - TERRE Surgeon Denas- lateiy irg.A IL :.
s4-4i-Il-F ia now Il 585 Broadway oPg.TS g,9
Tleater informs lie public in geasrai ,hat psss egstea
have had liz misfortune OF o5iz heir tes-l car , o1ss
replaced 20 not 70 be diang9lsasa f9l9 a ,gch
ran Grind me hardest autnts arr 81 70 7er1r11
sPorency ana ghaes ne .o se ,gf and sy
aotto 1 10 bestoty upon Phys:oapg apB5esldasa q
e. 1le.ity winch ar lie mos o t be d 9t"t ga
braa7 God used in al opefaa"iS al Zha9'o
liz i ms very nlpdetis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

EgNY cROnRPD 4CID sPalEG WAfsa--
ksro {aigrraz hrr1Df Wst=f, GosroE suiphar spring
WsRt. German se!tzer Wster, 8e For sac ~ ,z-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

s@zf FBa tsLE-Ou Thirgg-dfst lstFveen fh.rd and
saz LeKington sys hse7sory End basement do1tes,
vvt,h good under csllgrthey hted 1iih eyeEy
corvenencr hullt Ia ibA aa innoet, snd viii 10
sclt o77 y aeuss of soont GOO sac -sHtGla pr bqnd
aae mors12s Apply - iC-N 4. EEl6S. Builder, on
are pr8lsea no iiecsdn,rF E1a7auge ecoe3sl.
from z to o'e.ufs dsiig % I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

- FOR HAL& OR go GET,--gour hoUses N
~ the nav block of hrs,cisss sloae hoai aoHseS oa
4 bei~eeu F0ufh end tax pgton ava.
e. $40 OF pm chase viii taken N cay country prop
ary saa large pGrcnof The oalance fs9 renal on band
sa5 inortQssg Auply &c z. R1GbA spS0d lol feniha,
Agfare 70 80 aGet 8 O'Clock to P4RlS, Ssssa4st
ksyt al the buiulngs. OF 5Hsc1f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

ri GIR 5AAB-G Ihalshsd dHs4iDg house N
~ ,uo Ytlseeof TBrynHD IL Is OF tHo tertss with
tsteuit sig,c ans Is iJcatsd In ihe e&fautes
greet he village within fY mi1ut=s WAX of he Rail
road pGpG Tia hcUse is Ia npeie order, and posseS
acu .o1 be- immediately Che ece1ery In fiew IL 9aY
due Apply 20 aessro a 3. j o SANDS, leo Fulion-si.
oflf TerfyioNn 10 C. C aEBRlhG. oil linsod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
IT. SEW ROUTE TO f tn : "a

e. lA&ihaa-~i " EST AND NoRpd-UNTED 60
ss4fz~ss STATES MAIL LINE, yiathe Cayu,
gu md Susquchannu uud NewYork and Erie kairoadEs
and Cayugu Luke.
min Grler uoncc the Passenger Trains the Cayug1
and SneGnelannn Railroad wi run In connection with tho
Dny ana Night Express Trains the HewYoTh aud EEa
RaiIrnad two de.ly lines tSOndays eYcepted)
cnla lrAnn tt1,Ono M upd y j III I9aY&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

4 fts5 = AZ. t--s 1esfahis COUNT resdeaee IN tle
5sF Town on Wilton Conn ahrut 4 Mules rom NorYaki
an ~ ot Que hours rld le May 8ayeG tsllO1d
,truuai4 s,r good land aua 1urfo3uiet vii sarh
,9,9 Gre l.lnse ia y good ardef u Ii h8 JHubury
mad p li be aol4 low ia s1bscriier st 5for
II iror5rr G4UHg = BFHRtCKS0N,
tel- IS houLh,sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
lf..g.I5N PIANOaFORrGs, Wo

sszgsgz,e5 H2g4 IsR PIANOaFORTGs. We
sssag.ss[a5f p c.tl tho al,5uAo. Of tue pablo IN
w u sg-nefsi 70 !ts ara assoFtmsnl Of Piano.
@ VF4rss with sqd aiiho4iihe much a1mited
Il osu Acrr1f brnent ubd8 ~ ll8 celebrated s1uae Of
IL toe.t = - rf 23soa recently o9ered Al 447 Bfo&d-
ray ~ VYeterz o-frg The PsneE OF @ I CO hsva
beea 100 ar2 trd too 1fo1sby sno9n aeed shy
aeacatoas Hund,e5sia tns Gi,g testify 10 sbeif
ptnUr eHcelleLce Alaa good sss9F.maag Ok aDQdoif
Fisrosfor rsle = E-Second Land Pisnas A2e1 IL Ak
rhsnse 9i4sot % Is oi8 !mf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

1E0 EUNa 20 } Boonou Foundry Fig Iron.
.tU 2lO >. No 2 Forge ..
}G0s. no. 2Fompt0p Charcoal ..
100. MOI scorh rg Iron, "GsrFberde"
Bor sSIs bv Dudley B FULLER Il co.
d lue ID l39 3reonwtch - corner "f Gadaf'st
BOONT ron Cts NAILS
a Il AS@D kI.uESS co7ii5uH''H IN Land =Ea fc!
y .sl9Ire DUDLEY &. FULLER co
oS lnfecda l5S Greenwich 81 cofpeF @! GodaI-1i
1nA8f4 Sl-s1t4,s-is.--a s5se saAorleon ,st-aEslAs
z } nr,,yeI from IS 10 II 3 inch, p FOR sElo5
,r55 atUHF n nU.sEfGsnN if29o1thsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

- RkspERit ~. PADBTHANH, re
CIis-et Huf4a seapa-Illiy i1'Jfcl 9Ls Customers
~ ar1 ~ pg9,ic IN geHeni ma 70 se-ps, lsua
ssasfs7z sfF lsT-s As-CTHen 81 ma God rad Ssger
4 actee rei ard f.41o1Bbg te'rairY s1i 81 ser Ha7e
81 sser DESCRIPTION syEry I1cie warranted repre
s1te8 M theiar4esl csiibie prcas Vstcbss js'ery
la1 SlvsY - are Hls3s 70 ofdsF eGc r4Ca RCD 80 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

~ sTEBRs 1IEI.Es FOR e5aA e. Tho tsesm d)ur-
ssiE 81 Inul 10 Ciyde Wayne CcaHtg Nav Yofs Ia Of
~ tered flr aisle al i very low price Tno Building Il
large, commodious and c0nv-riebuY located on lhs le
CsuA stf tsHnl eDsue IL ~ the b@s' and ses con-
Aructltu The NIL 81 Hrt gssring sl1 futures sre gc1d
sid in eood conciuon There iucs o stO1ea sue The
eaRus hsa proved sufficient hefcfoSs The Whole Will be
Sold 'rgeher he sugte pil essripg gud I'll tx
lpfe9 vii he fGd seFEf Siey 10 hs removed To- S4t0o
sFfAou' re euii6i aui ius lpqBt'oEC s q . GgN3,
CiVds. o. G = COOK AZ Hnns oi GsGsvs. ol52w*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
W1NDG " SHADE2
IN EVERY DESEkTP ZION.

Eg7FOLEslLE AEO HEY4IL al grest bargains IN
~ lo, srl peIc1.sss trom Is AZ, 1t +58 PoAr four
doors f,ou, chsiaan.t fiEmngs CsnbGea, e. 'of iaa
Trgde I5t21nal W. o jerks
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HARD = a..

PAPER nGAREEos WIRES.
{T1Eg IAl-DE5se alO * IN 5Gl UNIFIED ~ Sf6a
waH s1Erftoa caunstrs o. ganrtrineY lsires
from IS inches 20 20 u1bss rsfs Fo6 GG 90 ~ ela 81
usTs 81 coPps 4ua 3rass e Giothf3f asls %, nc
esi terots ard as1Eaed In cvsf fespeci eguz 10 ls
Imported, lea Office lon i1h-rs NsTYors, az s. Tie
lis SUI WM sYEPHBEs x so8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

WH. srUgeas 5Jts 9 zDAHgs " GaAHAH.
sTURGEs, ADAMS X 8RAEAhT,
FolEsaibz ( som Merchants 81 PoJdis$fE. Il. 0fsa1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

az TIE Ga4RGs ~, assortment u Bed
a7szzv7z- s.eeds geds blarFass@s aud ss,us[s -.
saSssz5ssss-1j Is er offered .DT sale al II WILLARD
sls~4s. FVared04.e I5s 1hatha1o-s. coansf u
Jeiryt Tia l-gsnHua u kgTarz aud y-t-rH q
particularly called - y lilies peaa rai 4ad e0 sfsf
seGbtzst Old bsds re19T 8s51 fjsrs8e snd faiaii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
GRAPES.

EE2sELIA GsAPg4 hom he viaeysr1 q y
/ tinchcs AZ mse~,su f0iHI ,, car BE hsd o. : =
sfeas : 60 - Weslti Washington Aarssi aad 90
s. sshiK stoDs1
SIC fysi premium Fss s~srJed to e, H1e1st e
t1e lass nr5 erzteul keit Of &ueJlcsp iusfae 81
Gsst GsfceH samples Car he sesn u it, 1-sbnt ar a7
srTp gfor sse 4, ,be depos lse Wes' A1d ~ Fcts
tnr.., oil lex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

see tutsTRR SEAp On TIE HUDSoN-For
sale tara. n about So ecrss n the village 81 H1s
or s1ue te suhstauliaI manner IN modern style,
wis u soHs ard aas Of the uts commanding views
. river an8 I'D tsceu mites unusual pactlr
zsgur rr ,n.ct HiA canysuieucs end reurcnrus zine
IN oHs': dis fle-4 order well sdEpard VIII g5eal
-at, rar yeli us illi apuice-
HsUu t1s pToureul 9h fe premises ui HaAtuEs u ilo
Hudson y Y faI+ ALEXANDER BRINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

.w~pe SYEAY FERRY BOAT Bog
S,4sS44EzyzS ~ 1.-THE seam ReyTy e9ss HssEHs
now tlyug On the Jsise7 CI Sesfy. bAl1
bost II $50 1z "A lesg vide a1c hss 90 olstus q 81
jpcbss 6larst o dor ana Yet Ftfose u pfge. re
ang psfsoD eh9ut esahish rsffy "a Tho H91seo "a
CONVICT yll3l % Hnd6oa Rigsr RsF0sd Or Ot iowfns
rbcut Ito Eafbor she vou.d b Q ccsrabls boat HaS
f1rler mo ;us.iJ Apply 70 9 W0ObsEYi
oI5 La sup't Jetsey City FeIry =! lesses Guy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

- ron San FRANCISCO DIRGUe.-9ha
SZSle tpi,rd'd rsF Est sailing ship JAMES DRAKE
Capt. shG.pei Gore having sl4-g6 pat % her ca "a
get snd going board viii be dlspsehsf On no re
Of Suvamber For basnee OF frsiab spp'y On boara, "a
piei IL Eat River md 10
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WlNnOM - -


kIai 81 N 4 i 4 j.
PAFER HAN bIf8.
HAIR II sf'i'ft6ssa@4 FEArkzAls@, 8 i q
8AhEDei Ac. w.-l general s2oflmGhi ~ 2 ga1zts =
3oc5s u Wholesale Eld resBil ty
CHiLDs .. shtTH. 4t3 saai-ss.
a25 2s7s2.aa couas 81 WIlslaess
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= gT'aE7 = GRIPFITH,s WESTERN Il

t = LINE, l850COninues 90 carry 4fzlsk
fs4sf'ae ss1zSfa~ goods oil descriptions by caaals
md railroads from No Yo, Boston end Philadelphia 10
Westorn New-York Pennsylvania, Ono Kennicky, ZEN.
nessee Michigan Indiana Illinois, Missouri lows Wis
coLau Minnesota aud CHnada sat Observation-Disclosures
le Lakes from Buffalo 20 Cleveland, Sai1y3ky, Toledo
Detroit and Upper Lakes unsurpassed Reference being
had annexed card Office 81 C0euliessbp corner 90u&.
81 NewfoTk- h. GRiBFITH, AgcRt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

sfUGn 8zettBEtt =; s.Elt'f "a < sss--b- it4Jssf
s6.s On l4na aGq II constantly rac=lTiag EnsisA SCI
ores 3z!s5z E05fce Caif Ss1a, sTeHch - su3 &5fJs15
sessie ~ lssthaf, 54it,d Splits and c4B 3zios 500
CSsh 9srhs Psper zud eyar7 arcs feqllfa1 far 3se
a-f - go sad srgs as=QffIrea y : 80 4{s1F O.
ruHnr1f ssgs sfvcts Gark, shaeP and As4 CIT ssl12
Of vrhis af8 Eerez stfha l0s-ast 1FEEe psiCss 5F
% iu- Ja4Es G9QE ISL f-sE!zl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

,>848ssge- E06G HaVANR, VIA CHARLESTON
$<4IAka RhVAAHAH AID KEY WGsT.-Tha o. g.
asS4ssa7Ssos sgs Steamship ISABEL Capt gollrs via
leave New Y9rs Or supdsy moTping 17h inst for Hsvhsas
atoopiog ~ Charleston sid leeyi'g thsFe oe the
lsteI November for .h9 pons Passengsrs going
Trough Wi hsvs privilege remaining % board foes
Of cblfae WI lis mir IL =. Clsfrs.an Bof passage
.tpy % sEoEg0RDf fILEsF0N CO
cfG "a As solulAf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

E3ERG tastEefle I4PH d aiiEi7af, y eiae[s 80 2
T{estsY B.cllsras. Coz 3 elsE4ss's1 &c &c 4a4 =
Tag sto oaelaa y9vsT AID L.9ao <.'.s ats 49,
s. Egg pstaFf Fgys nd 3nfysgs4i Sh14 cernta2sS
gxkECIS TONES HDHA
yass ss3e @EitsDlH5s ss~z,Ycfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

n Rs Corporsta CompauJ ID s9o1t to oe orr
% updI tie Act d Id4J fol- the ozf psss5 cf a -
onsytf0s, e OF ishop's Fostiug ssfekF "a i4ste -
Ferpoas esFony Of u9ttng IL lbs SON pa1y AN aesaa
So So 20 = y - = 10y - III sms
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FOR SALE.

sg pESTRABLG NEwARK PROPERTY Pox
#RgB $ALE-Fse suhRc 0eT, ox9c0IJE o. George dsshL
deceased, oders private ssie feAsoaaple tsfms
no pr mnss no. 1873 kalUerfy at n NesNI J, COG.
ssging q IFO.s.o1y dvetiugnouss coUrYesd glf.
6ta Ill gAcd condition and fepstt The lot Is Il t9e
'front.' hy M feel deep and 10 located N pleasant sHd
rapidly Improving part OF me clY Possession can be gv
su tt ptti nex &lso he odrtgofy h0Uss and tot No 1913
6rosd ST NewarA directly opposite the frat Presbyterian
Chorch sad OF so besi locations IN hecJ for whole
sale reisil business Fos'asaon g're1 IN APri next
me sb0ve property u entirely ftsa rom Membranes
ard IRE Tie ndispaIS7lo Terms uade EsoWu znpitca
run TO JOSEPH n TUFTLE. $50 81 SewaFs, or Ihe IN
isfsignsd al re ~ Brozsw2yf HeYe Yl-4
sl7svrrco. ] & ARTHUR Executor,
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tgfEfEzsEzs'5 sf.0 EsYAH a. u ~ -.
tg1sTCzE Gspisf1tg st-Shs F79Pfle3 ssf7 = ,.
E-g Inc Y7i- LIST - scanoes < s5@GaseGt,s - - =
sript.ga d t4zpceas J4nps aad tsi y aool7e r ~
sezs So ks has ss!sc.5o 2f EG9 s&sl re -
ST tzrty sa.a7 s1d fr7i5 EszE-ps Srf1doas -eas3
So -zFi,tt ~ casrs Il she ess a. scsg3.s BTz ss
= FRA .fs3s FiSsS 5Fis : ~ 9ss1 Z - =
ET!zo
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~ ~. - ;tf1sss 4 eItlEaIE' sfa tfoFI -
~ sFfa-sILle.tse s ErerC 1ls s. 3.sad s. &sH
g5rg xtre .s5 IL. f.s1G s5s2 - NRs1rIn1Ei 81 @e
s,.,p77t1F ssf,z1 ttrssere hsIr zssz1 81 s1fE ais
seix mattresses a55ass9s ano sEs7tonti 40, 357f
81 .vsfT sszasi91- tz pEleai screw iuh las2 -
fsr frc sszs.t. e5.-3ge 115 'tar54s, GELS g stS
Fs-7ffa zzsifrf Il 1sicsf Ezt5[ esre. hz1f is.-
ssrs, u ssf g v2z1 81 psTtica's7 AtIsEuo5
aes srJis q fzl so seE.ag 1s !saS5a = u -
r-f -s.7ta, ~ g1sas s41a - @57, =
~ {r-s ~ eE6 ~ sUCE- 20 aFsaf.st
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-, easE4J 0NARIE EATS. -,Just aaished. do
sD 99d 5 oa ps sesf Of 24 1. ,Ss .oa Fs e
,,.o IN sFtls,e q 8. 20 heat Hats n 81 eR0wH
A.hsS in,s * Genai61 0u8 doog from 3alhgaa-
an FASHIONABLE HATS aod Gap, fos gpus
4I aad yognR gana, iEoies scuns1s sd nding ,azz,
6 csDd C. fEfans sd Izrf sss5snsat a. sge vas
st7 OF f5rs slvzys oo hanG. FIRE ssss u eg5s9 ii ~
0OaAEQUEs, $ss Bowsry as Ike
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

N5Ingf Rhky lasTEFuTk 81 LIP ~, h,i4 -.
sST aslsled t5r t6 sccocehurnt % iE4lef e7sii
cas Of conlfrgbie Te,de1ce daring SsT coah1s.l.a
Hpdsr lie cars o. Mrs A4XU ELL - exeer,eac5a =
eopchease 81 I.iapansfc-st Al diseEsek P9eses, ~
female seS skti IiiY tfeat.t-
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-10-09
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
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ONLy $52, 700. 900 YEas. On the Cd instant, "a.
cording to the report Of Congressional proceedings
Mr.. Jones of Tennessee, showed before the HOUSE
Of Representatives, that the expenditures of the pres.
ent year will amount to the enormous sum Of lv-fwo
miNi0ns hundred th0usand don,ss or about two
dollars and fifty cents to each man, woman and child
black and white, bond and freq in the whole country
This immense expenditure what the expen.
ses were during any year Of Gen. Jacksons ad.
ministation about the exraSagance of which the op,
position spouted lustilyis made in time of pro.
found peace and public tranquility. Had this admin,
istraton been in power during the Mexican war. the
National debt would now be at least two hundred
millions of dollars. lBaAisoys .argus,
A NOVEL PAssESaER. While the sloop Hauueh
and Mary, Captain Carll, Of Bridgstown, New Jsr.
soy. was lying of our port Wednesday, night. and
the captain and crew were sleeping 10 the cabin, =
monster sturgeon seven fsst,in length ismped in
through inwindews, brsakisE sssh, vindows,
&C., and disturbing. most snszPsDaedly, 1.-THE sluub.
ers Of the fatigaed crew. foEa 6nt.aAsmsG von,
derment and alarm among the slumberess not know.
Ling the character of their passenger but 10 dread
lest some vessel hsd yua ino 6,ers Afssf . xais.
however, light being procured, sAe ssa+eeey wss
captured, and his asssge not being paid OF hereh se,
cured, he vas seized upon AZ ccntsaband, asa aaey
wards sold By ths sspsais " pay damages. es e.
Wask Republic.
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-10-09

sTe' Exrsxcr The EssEs1lAL On PROM ANY
FlowEs. 'Tske any flowers yos choose, place stra-
ton, in clean eas.hen pos. and over them stratum
Of fine salt Repeat tie PROCESS the pot is died;
cover slosey, and piseesin the cellar. Forty days
afterward. strain iheessehSe from The whole through
Grape by pressure, Put the essence thus express-
ed in clesa lotsles. aad expose ses for six weeks
to the vsys fthe snd the evening dews 70 pusi
II. Ons drop ofshis essence wii eon,,aunicats its
psculiar and gratefai odor 10 whole quart Of wstsr
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-10-09

A new and inexhsustible quarry Of slate has been
discovered in Wales. This is valuable discovery,
az the Welsh slate is allowed TO be the finest in the
world.
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-10-09

W,now OF THE LATE GEN. CAMS. Mrs. Clark
Gaines has applied the Legislature Of Mississippi
for pens ion in consideration Of the military services
of her iste husbant, Gen. Gaines. What sad re-
verse for the lady. who ysar OF two ago. was BE-
leved to be the wealthest woman in America
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-10-09

PEAoH STATISTICS. From the 26th of August to
the 7th Of September inclusive-twelve days-4S6,-
SIS baskets Of peaches were brought into New York
from Now Jersey alone, and it is estimated that il
the amount Of the contributions from Pennsylvania,
Delaware and Long Island could be ascertained and
added to the above, the aggregate would be
million baskets haskell contains about three pecks,
and putting down the population Of the city at 6OO-
900, it appears that the average quantity Of peaches
eaten by each man, woman, and child in New York,
during the twelve days aforesaid. about five pecks,
or three and half pints pei individual, per day. How
wonderful s the capacity of the American stomach
This is said obe the greatest fruit season that has
been known since Adam and Eve we're gejected from
the garden of Eden for eating apples. u-.-Q~se
A PARRY CABINET OFFICER. On the llth of
February l647, Mr.. Corwin made a speech. on the
Mexican War, Of which the following 10 an extract
.'The Senator from Michigan says, we will be two
hundred millions in few years, and We want room.
II were Mexican would tell you. .e's.l lgess you
not room in your country 10 bury your dead men
n you cosse into mine me soiH greet you it bloody
xnads aad oelcswe yea to lospia6k graasg"
This speech was translated into Spanish and pub.
lished in the newspapers Of Mexico, and sent al
parts Of that country, to stimulate the people to eight
out brave soldiers. It's author also voted an hon
orary member Of the literary societies Of MEXICO on
account Of his efforts in behalf Of shst county!
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to suggestion and counsel, amiable and lovely as a
friend. His history affords Of the touching
illustrations ever known, of the depth of sefsacr-
hoing flial. and fraternal affection. The impulses
OF his heart were all generous and noble. His piety
unobtrusive, was best known to those who enjoyed
the opportunity of closest observation. His aspira-
tons were all Unidentified with the defence and ad.
vancement of the common Christianty--of Method
ism. in his judgment its most energetic and success
fnl modern exponent. Large worldly offers were re-
peatedy made him-we remember one in particular,
which would have placed him at once in position
of aff1uence and high social oircumstance-had he
chosen to abandon the work Of the Methodist minis
try, and enter upon of the honorable walks of
professional life But to these offers he never gave
second thought. though the stress of stratened cir
cumstances might have been reasonably pleaded in ex-
tenuation. His dying hours were full of peace and
confidence in Christ's atoning merit.
Like two Of his greatest contemporaries, Emory and
Fisk, his life seems to have closed with strange abb
ruptness ere its full completion. His scholastic la-
bors were ended but he had been called from the halls
OF instruction. once more into sphere of extended
travel and preaching with the added responsibilities of
government, for all of which his previous training
seemed to have peculiarly qualified him. But soon.
er does he spread his wing of towering strength than
the fatal shaft of disease lays him low. Among the
distinguished dead of 1850, we have to record the
name Of HENRy B. BAscoM. When shall the pres
ent generation /" look upon his like again1" We
sympathze with his beref widow, with his children
deprived Of paternal guidance and fostering care. We
sorrow with sorrowing Church. of whose bright
est lights has been so unexpectedly quenohed. We
mark the impressive admonition, so repeated before
the country of late, that neither exalted position
mighty influence neither genius nor virtue. can claim
exemption from the common lot of mortality, or turn
away the approach of the inevitable hour. Happy
for US in this instance, while exclaim g How are
the mighty fallen - know that to fall as did the
illustrious man before u.s. with harness on, girded,
and grasping shield and sword, is to conquer death
in the language of the immortal Few" Brother SOL
dier, is sweet, sweet to die on the field of battle"
Southern Christian .4drocate, Sept. 20, 1850.