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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
WILLTAwsBIGHITE ITEMS.

GEORGE FoRD.-The funeral Of this victim Of the
plos,on was attended by WSsndsnk Lodge o o..
. 4 An Lodge Of New York lie was member Of he
I'll rrner Lodge Ills remains were Isken 10 Dover J.
ROBERT r. ASNABLE.-Tbe body OF Robert F.
Unable Inc son Of Joseph Annsbe Of the sufferers
explosion in Hsque-si recognized boy his friends
d Friday morning from lie PECULIARLY Of his stockings,
ID piece Of iape attached His funeral tcok pisoe on
. .trrdav ia isi " T. Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
BRO0KLYN ITEMS.


MILITARY FrSERAL.-Yesterdsy large body
soldiers followed lie grave me remains oi James
Granger killed IN the orion The deceased Wa mach
esteemed memser Of tie Brooklyn Brsss Band which IN
military displays Of the citizen sccleTs OF 1s eiy lars
On, with hem and thus ne mark Of respee' shown 20 m
remains The funeral vas from he late residence IL Con
oordst Tie escort conposed Of he Franklin Gasfes
ts guard o. honor n he zion Blues ne hfhs O'e Hs
srsvs wa By ne National Guard
THy CorLfSs Bors-The body Of james Col
linz srsd a. killed In the exposioa was found on TUESDAY
sat tist Of be brother william = not oona-o' Peial
,-e ~ ttose not identified These boys were Sunday
sb Scholars attached 70 tbe Central Bspas; Church Of
d. cite on sabbsh last he Superintendent Of he
..,,ol commended hem highly before the School, for
fr conduct and pointed hem out es 81 example ipf me
0s' Of ne children
RyLIET Mayor COPELAND has gwen notice that
a Public Meeting # Cazeps viii be held al hs City Hal
ODD Tuesday evening lSh a. u o'clock 70 lake into
moderation what may be necessary TO afford
T. lief TO the destitute sDd administer Comfort 20 the
1esolaied home
he also recommended hat clergymen invite the attention
NJ their hearers 10 the subject Yesterday This gen
erally done and handsome collections made in severs
Churches.
F. l. & I've notice that the members OF
Principle Lodge, No 800 o Of Norhern New
York are to have visit from Brooklyn Lodge 40 p, n
,uihern New-Y York, to-morrow evening This shows
od feeling between the organization Northern and
Suher-w hch shOU extend over The whole jurisdiction
FIRE-About halfpast nine Saturday morning
IRE was discovered the roof Of the frame house 2Ss
smssi occupied by W Dalton. ocssmiih caused b. the
rr.hesDg ofibe stove pipe By The application ofs few
sfsl Of waller it easily eKiinguished The FIRE en-
promptly the spot but heir services were not
% 1ufed
NEw FULTON MAHKrr-On Saturday the new
ke at the Of Fulton and Concord streets erected
D. Mr. Csmmeyer, opened with fine show Of The "a
ngs Of the land. Several Of Brooklyns well known Ia
sprovders hang gns there, whchs good evidence
The character Of the place,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

SrgALIsG-OfHcer DAVE of the Ninth Ward,
Saturday afternoon. took IA charge two neu nsrled
Mathew Conflln and George Red. charged win sieeng
two coais and t~o umbrellas worn g. from L Pollock
corner " TrOy-s- and Greenwich-sveuue.
ARREST FOR LARcESY.-A young man named
Mohse Ph4on isken INTO custody yesterday erd bed
70 answer charge u stealing II varons une. from NO
sore u hs enapOyers Gilmore Co umbrella makefs n
Grsenwchst Arge quantity Of SIX Umbrella pafzso-
SC. On searching he premises % TIE pfsonsTs m0el
with whom Be re.des large amount q property, which
Identified By M Gilmore, va. fond ioyetner h .
number Of god rngs pens silver pencils, &c io' ~l4cn
ogners wanted Al The TomDs
DEATH ~ 4 FALL.-An inquest was held yes
iefdsy a. II 2snhzsu-st upon the body q James VIVA
Lsr 81 years q age whose ceah caused By Injuries
scciensy rece.veo by fsl,g from staging On board Tie
s.eamslip Antarctic, ying the 100; q TTeb-si Esst
River Verdict accordingly.
HIGHWAY ROBBERT-A man named JOs Rlce
arrested yesterday charged with sszng and rOoong
Abner Johnson while "a the street Of S. q he was he'd
Tor examination
ATTENPT 10 TAXI LIZA man who gave be
Thomas McCEbe. arrested On Saturday uis
charge Of ASSEMBLING Oven Rsy " 10 intent 70 Sze
be lie. Locked up for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
NO BRASS FOTNDER-.-Ses.eip roposal. VI

40 BRASS FOUNDER-.-S~s.et propo-s. WI
b. received BY o. subscriber e. ne orcr oi ne Croi1u
ATlsiuci prTsrfaeuf until FcorssTg ~ l.. a. 0clocs
Z. II iur CO. lck StOpcocks ccmFCsi-pl 20 - - o.
Copper, D. IN o. zinc. tle VcrEmansP 70 Pc 20 -
a-i character ard Hlzr pa-ierts ~ ne 1cr % =
approved ofby ,l- Warr Plreyor AID a. io te delivered
L. Il. dsy - MAJ The 1Aues % TWO slclsce
c-r-ors. with l-r Nr-l ASSET Id become sirr-s ~
s. n sr-rt 10 every psrcuar q - contract vii be
required 20 accompany each prcPos4- fAynlcns 70 y
msie Willl 81 days iror The l-sqec-1n o. saca paf-
CO. VIII rrservslca q 20 pr cent u1-l IL cumpe-
c. TIE contract Persons wtsllg 70 estimate are re-
ues.ei aere seufing thef proposals, - cal a; ~
zee wrre r1i,rrrs b seen Oters % - sIcOfscd
-PCpo-sls tor B-sss S-Cp-cccks."
O1ce Crot1n Aq1e-Eci Der sr-rsrGL
NICHOLAS DEaS, Presdsat
JarIsrv = 1850 - tFl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
- uoTs,TONIC RAILROAD.

a s.s--.;s,. r-rhe ears of THIS road rn 10 conieC'
ALL mon With The New Nork ard New.
Haven Ra1r,ti Passengers flr Albany. Troy snd
s..ions on te Hou.sionc Railroad vii lake he 4 NJ
f.1rss Train on the Newly aud New Haven Rsursae
\, lebanon Springs Lee enoN GA Stockbrdge. Cnrus.
I'D p Mn,issd and Noriok ALSO Ia lAfchheld shawn
Woodbury.. Dsnhur si.d Bethel fltigm interested tfus
M a he depot foot of Mafktist hoard The stranrsf
NIAGARA THIS Is The only steamer running m connection
"a b ti.sa roads Shippers, cuuuacius and cohssnees
.fa r are nouhed taf freight forwarded 10y any Other
a. nhoaf nom aBoher dotk viii be isacn from Bnigepon
, osi e- and may bee Subjected 20 an extra change On
A. oun, ut NOT being vayollci through nom Newlork 10
D .ce ofdesiinaion.
NR-Shippers will please be pafncnlti 20 nave 81
u.sY lrc io he lri
a. NJ PERRY, Agent Ohc On The rlef.
q A EtKrtANn Superintendent huusAtunic Railroad
Pnio uuRn superintendent Naug atuck Railroad
.at.-Yufk Oct l. ist9 BB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

fR FOR >ALE-TW-lve acres ~ Lard lying Bg.t-
Sirk. "a olLiag Laf-srr Nickoc's Farm now Nter
kings-a1cs = -ost beautifully sstuslec u any ard u
Sas8wcs. wing sOng ne rrnr4= ruad leading % New
BY lte Perry Brcge Ela haf les ffors
"iismso1rzh Ferry his .an1 LES very hgh yoa can
COX over a. cires aruurd
Also 4rEe Dock u ease. ard snail hoase ole, bv
ne docE- nrsrsIe pace for shoemaker Ths D. "a -
ss= pace fr lumber or Goa yard Vessel ca cone
slo1gsite OF The DOCK
Fef P.rue5a.ar. INQUIRE q ANTHONY HULsT. On Tie
f-rn---r n o-eL~ - ~ NeNoNn Greek II zW-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
PROPOSALS.

TO IRON FOUNDERS.-sealedp roposa.s vii e
received bs t1e SUBSCRIBE a. re once Of tie Cr0t0u
Aqleiuct Department gul February i3 laf o. Oc.ock
z n ~ The following cas- iron waller pipes, VIZ
ti ol - nchrs d 4sncirr,
- q 81 inches diameter,
40 q ~ ilchcs diameter
49, u H. inches diameter,
a.iHr 90 Inctes diameter
SCI > branches u ditcfrrt sitr-
Persons wishing estimate requested, before sesd
irg TIER proposals procure from tbs once detailed
sl-clfcsEons fof i1r vork
Osers 90 Dc endorsed ProPosAs f,r Ws,-f Pipe. s-d
Branr1cs"
Ofes Crotoa Aggeduci D-partn-nt
NICHOLAS DEAN President
T.~rar- > fa-I =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
JERSEY CITY ITEMS

RELIEF A sermon was preached last evening
the NJ F. Church the late affecting calamity and CO..
ecton taken to aid The injured and bereayed
Gas LIGHr.-Ou the 9TH proximo books will be
,eue for subscriptions the stock Of the Jersey City
las Light Company" Present indications are favorable
low ard the success Of the undertaking
RELIKF.-At the meeting OF Hudson Hose Com
any on Friday evening resolution was passed unsni-
,uslv to aid the sufferers iom the late disaster u Hague
% n and for this purpose SIS was appropriated This
az example worthy bremen.
THE NEW JAIL-This ewly-completed cdlice
Bergen, SAYS the Jersey CITY Sentinel is prison within
, prison. having spacious walk all around, with four pair
stairs leading he upper tiers 90 That prisoners may be
,uehf from their cells taken TO The workrooms water
nse without Handwriting OF dread OF their escHp-and
together We think OF The most convenient structures
II III q Kind that has been hut iu this country The
nor 60 laid down, with under cement and heavy OAK
flank then top layer OF pi1chpne tal every ppssbhy
The sghest dAmpness Is excluded There are i've uers
celia op each side above the Other ranging in The
enter OF the BUILDING with walk oil around bet~ cen the
er al and the cells numbering cells Ia each ier and
iaAiug IS u ALL with huCs or pipes extending nom each
" ventilation There four Gloves, win large drums al
ichcd. win sufficient beat in he coolest
re very ngenousy conved being situated cut of reach
4 the inmates OF ihs cells beside double bolt extending
q whole range and securing all the doors al The same
ne There Is hsndily Furnished iron bedslead IN each
ell that may be put upike awTtngdesk or I'D siiAehed
Awal--when the inmates wish TO have more room
r the cell cleaned There four woIkr0Oms II by 10
,e fr the employment 81 mechanics who may be con-
aed--thUs 10 tighten Jail expenses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

tbs BIBLE N ATLANTIC County The 23d o.
January vs u Of interest the friends OF he Bible and
,ducanon IN Ausnnc Cosnty A; 10 O'Clock A NJ the b.
e society held rs "a anniversary tle NJ ChuFch a.
NAYS Landing The II the occasion sacress
hv the pressuce Of Rev Geo Sheldon agent OF The Ame
can Bible Sccrty for The SisS who addressed he 80
near, 30 sacred volumes bad beer Distributed during
yeas and provs made 70 sopYy 81 vessels sailing
of Egg HSrbor The receipts Tor Ice YEA were q "a Y
rkoa "a this ssu IS not large grsuc 10 he friends
{ ae know that this useful Society is fGy esise
shed Is gaining the affections Of tn people. sac, amer
svmg met AL The expenses q supplying iheir owl pofs
do.ag sonleshng or The help OF lhers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
EU-yORK AND ERIERAILROAD.-cou

q l-ll1 10 Kezl 10 Lac Ere sealed prgpus1s W.
-l- .aur.st. ne 49, c.y Of Frlruary neIr
A b- lfc- 81 ihe Carraly. 8 Wa--st Tor lie grazing
s-ges a.. i-nc.E u lie Newly orE AZ Ere 49,
rCs- i-Cu HgrE--sv S.--1-u Cucr-y % Lac krc.
t. Ff09osas ~. Iccil1r WORM Ers1p ard ls-er-z.
20 o. c--es EXCEPT l1zf - Rsrual cn, SPIKES src cast
,a4- ~ DE Iack ~ te furnished y ~ CcErlry.
TIE Gsaznc- = seo1f IS d. - Al t1e whoe b.
-cl ard resv Tor use sy ~ SIT lsy o Nsrs1 ISL
l-i-r1 anon A. % sqec.czioEt p-lls a. esars ard
'le .e-s u payH-1l Be furnished a. 10 orce % lie
Nau -dCF.
TIE rgat = ressrvec q rejecting Any PROPOSE ne ier
~ w-ch 40 no ~ he li. meat 81 ne Ccnf any cguss
h ier aEsFess By or1er u lie BOAId u Directors
HORATiO ALIEN, Cons EDKnesr.
Ss~-Y0rk, Js- Il. i2sl JSfFls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

q FARM FOR sALE-Consisung OF 10 acres,
- aio4 81 acres = Nood, he balance good
10 cl--gsrOn- L Las Ga Il fso bosses large barn
aac or 1dngs, tro good wells " ifer about oa-
80 r GOD peach Iees from to u folryears Old a. spple
orchard ard c-1-- tflt bearing order. u
sied u.iIes hoal the dep6, q he Camden ard AnbOy
IA r-l a reisFcoc AID about niles from New 5rgIs
~cE ccr1 AID 2Les LON Washington SCqh River, BE-
eas % acces "a To- New and Pnis4e phia
SEE. Tie SOCK ara fixtures Ill he sCi with the farm
Terms cuea cash AID 1e balance upou Accommodating
erl-. Apply - 7. c. .. .. FOOTE leo HlALaEst y T.
" % : q. BOOTH CT lie pre-ulses 81 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

Il FOR -ALE-Thot giant four story and oaseine n
. house No 81 University Place ne ar rweflh-st- now
- finishing. House 81 q ffoni and s. a deep, con
tanning the modern Improvements, with bath, hot ard
cold waier closets gar &c and warmed thFou ghoui with
NcGrg ors unrvH-d heating Furnace and range apparatus
hv which al The surplus heat Of Tie range conducted into
ne stories above Location within block Of Broadway
.ad TWO of Union park Tile perfect 1900 can remain
90 bond and mortgage n required Enquire from y 10
Oft COLEMAN O. Wall - j46u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

ALDEN SPOONER. Esg.
u N. ErnnL-.t krnnkL,n

a. FOR ~AIE.-Ile property on he uorilra.' cor.
90 mr. OF Av-rue ard Eighty f1lrfhsf cou-af nr from
80 .5 fo 70 ioIs. On ae premises are Dwelling hoase
a-d house and other Improvements, sud is OF
choice selections The buildings and fences are oi Tie
best materials ami thorough workmanship tuui hT u9
CAV tor cash. The above j. sigioy situated ou high
ground az excellent hborUud opposite Tie country seal
of Vim Nhlo $50 and comm and AZ good view Of The
lst AID Harlem Rivers Being n neat repair ard rec
from every incunhrance his property deemed worthy
attention u gentlemen who desire quiet residence
lri stance of Please inquire 0n M premises
al. er 4o'c.0cs 7 VI OF 90 PETER A II. JACKSON, l94
b. Dad sav l.r,s cen ID aud d VI III I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
CEDAK GROVE Mills FOR SALE-The
r. ron SALE OR EXCHANGE FoR CRY

In PROPERTY-A most valuable and desirable prop
cry Man-st nearly n front Of the Court House, 10
zoe center OF he beautiful village Of Freehold, Monmouth
Co New-Jersey. within about hours Of NewNork The
property has long been kept hotel and i one OF the
1. stands IN the country sor such for nrs Glass board
inebose: % be div ided into several valuable
business stands Few IN the vicinity Of Sewior
present stronger inducements places OF business
ience. han Freehold For terms and further particulars
sppy 70 4. }. BLEECkER, Aucuoneer
Is. iw Broad-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

e z. b. ROGERS SID AND AGRICI,LTI,-
- "a L " AkEHoLsE, g. Makes; Plsi.a-. ~ :
ir-nrrs AID OscslsT- IllE .e1ler.ls lr-l.tl6 ii
AAeric44 Osr-en seeds; Fruit shade and Ornamental
1Isss Doods received % storage sod &C eOmiss01
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
PATENT PLANNING MACHINE.

I'HE SUBSCRIBER having received Letter, Hslen. y,
stationary Gutter, P.anng. Tonguelg ana O foD.J..
Dlcclnei nov Oilers ior ssle Machlaes and ks 2s y
san.r IT'S machine ~. piane 600 feet d uoaus ss
uniform thickness 10 hour producing teeet IN -
surface han Il possible 70 plane By any oder means
known, nOt excepting tie hand-p4Ane, and Ps.-y
siapted 70 plane and Joint cisp0oards or weather 1870
and WI! DO the work aseT and befier han any -, =
asrefOfOre invented THIS machine IL afrenseo -
planes the board with Unoroken shs,ing ne 49,
width and length of the material and does MOI Azs -
tlaE O-trds the power that required % 90 40
Of work By he Rotary Cutting Cylinder ny -,
common use. The construction and orgsnzai,op ~ -
ma eisets", 1ia NY o.er row u 1900 ss . b
sddressng the subscriber, lposipaidl Boston, hsss
Que q de sboYe Planning Machines may be seen ID "
ration BY calling OF The Pateufee.
JOS. P. WOODBURY., Border-sf Eas, Boston. Msss
jc-5 teJdwl JyioAs,27, SIT Os Ms. Dl0,S kemys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
- EAKM 0F ta ACKE... a. excel EN- w. .Io-y

o., FARM OF 63 ACRES, az excellent TWO story
so house and barn and other 0uihuidngs al m good
psr tie land i1 h gh stale u cultivation having pro-
Iuce bushels 90 pr Tie last year good or
rra-d of choicest fruit grape vines and variety n
-cs fruits upon The place. 81 miles The city u
-~ar siufed J. with which there railroad cornmg-
rsrsror three fiues day. Enquire OF GEO + BUTLER
T. Srrlcr 81 Tribune Building n8 In
caPEREMPTORY SALE OF FARM IN
tYS NEsT CHESTER COUNTY.-The farm Of 81 acres
- q and occupied by Joan Fisher IN >cArsdAle. West
chester County within nile 81 ihe Harlem Railroad
pepd Al Hars Corner Is % he sod By order OF A-sgnes
m he prem ses ou The 81 DAY u Msrc u ociock
Onehaf u he purchase mouey ean BE- procured
po-tgs-a - tMf2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

~T~D FOR SALE-The steamboat FAlh
sIssnsf---f,FlELD, 100 feet IN length, u feet beam,
inch cylinder, y feet stroke, .gh dram 70
er well found with Anchors, Chains Cable, furniture
&c. For particulars apply 10 CROOKE, FOWks &c
corner Of Wet and Liberty sis OF HUBBELLa GLAkh
60 nndsnn w 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

~: offers sac fhe whole Of hs premises consisting ofs
PAPER mil win p acres OF land. several dwe-
M houses and barn This property most cighly STU
st-i being be- Mlvr between Springfield and The railroad
MINI description j. deemed unnecessary, a. few would
llIuk uf purchasing Without inspecting o.
y. B-Thc above property VII De soid low ard upon
sssy ers For further particulars, enquire or OAONI
DERKICKsON, lhs >outh-st. Nev-iorg. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
:. roR .AIE on TOLET-

t:; and good vi Of hotel and boarding house n
- ihe vicinity II The eastern steamboat landings. sad
house can leased for wears ne puTchs
W nav wish The house 10 10 good sigauon Tor board
30, ard can accommodate from fy sixty persons Can
be made Que OF the best stands IN hr city r lodgings and
- a. excellent one FOR porter house. There i also
sr- room suitable for public meetings Apply hT letter.
Directed 10 P-oc House" al the Office q his paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
CONVEYANCES.
REGULAR NAIL LINZ kTIiv6 sE-

II REGULAR MAI. LINE BE-
.s<'ssr.z==.ti. S;o1iastSS ssi frsvs1eacs--Is,ss1
route without ferry change q cars or Sasgsge re-
s.e.r,er MASSACHU IT'S. CspL Joel Snon~, ard CON
MODoRE. CApL WllAa h. Ef.Le~. IA eOaseeloa ~iIA
~ Stn ag'on ard Proyiaence AID Boom ard frcyteoce
RsirSsas j~agiag New-Ysrk lsly, sundays exoep,sd
6rs per NOriA RIVER a. ococs, 7 " an s,on.Rgtoa
Al ocok Pm or gpon the s-rya 81 ue MAJ rAa frora
Boston Theso steamers were eai expressly t ne Foai~
,,~ OF and sound TIE Accommodations for pas
sars,r, are r,auoisols AMI colloraoetae o1eers
i,rs e,,,scn Boston sad Nevs.YoTk passengers are
,rao ~ "a arrive ample une Tor ne nlorles mes ~
&c trrs aASSACHU SET'Ts WI cave New.lors
INls~aav THURSDAY and StfrdSl Lave ~ Aoo.
Snv. "Wednesday .ni FRIDAY. The CoNMOpOAE WI
esss NsN-lo OK Monday, " Wednesday sac tf1ss AcaTs
S-,-.,--,- T,,.,iav TiurssSy al Saturday. b-Pa-
en.srs "a he arr.v OF the steamers Al >'ans pro
-es-i i.Inel.icy Tie sPerlA rA.foSd ear. 70 rFovt
- -, - E,.f,u A ksrgarr-nssfer accompanies re
eanaosi ssss snd iron sosion 10 sAe eaa.se % s
hssgsFa Eof gas eeI.ss 80. ~ ~, - !, ~, -, y
plcsiogs may - inside 20 nc sAo-1' VI '"N -,
Sc o.hcr. 20 sarcr-pisce =.
49, ,~rAT.N ISLAND FBRRN.-Os
: 49, "a Ser oSt ? lstS 'be e'Ai' W. cave
low Ne.,- l',s~A,s. II. H. 81 and oe.ock -,
Lace S,i,a lllss-AtS 10 ~. y snd oeieea -
~T%s STATEN ISLAND FERRf-Lss,e
- wa ~ 81 \ H. T. = ana = 80 AZ
sr>p,y,-LeNve Wh.iehal a = H. 5 ana ,. leave Naa.
&c. eul Landing as. Ia Z AMI = -
n---S NuoBOKEN rERRN-Esf- re,iaced
A. = Z.
So " Sehgnsry inst he rae o. efi lAse mt
So 49, W " iws
,---- $3.50 RANiAPO AND PATERSON
l-f4 ~s.,:.4s,sss-S HUDSON RlNkR kALSoAOS-
aAE--r1N--- The rains eaNe as ioAoNs
Leave Susern's Depot Leave N""-hNS
%, ec'ock ...........AM IS ocoSk ...,..........AN
.ito'cock. ...........AM = "coSN .ss-'''-''''"a
81 o'clock ... .........fM 3 ococA .... 1900 TN
Or on tie arrival of flc Erie lfsln~ gong s.Ss@
ON = NDAN.
Leave Sufrrn's Depot Leave N""-h"r
II ,,c.,,k ......... VI o'clocS N
y PATERSON TRAINS
Leave Paterson Leave NeN-iotA
. o'clock 4 N Markets. ; Cc.otA '...sss.sts'.k
g o'clnck a N rafn Depot oc.'cA '.t...--.....A
M oc'ock NJ fafn Depot ~ oe.ocS ..-..'.'...'.IM
$ O'Clock, VI Fatty Depot 'cloSA ..--....t't-.I
. o'clock I NJ Market = , ocl,cA .'...''.,....th
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave raierson. Leave newt As
o'clock An Msrkei-st ~ oe.ock..''.
II and L NJ Patterson - ucio'N '.,.... TN
U-on Monday mornings ne hrst ifain nom >unerfs
vii e4Nc a. - ga ou ih' arrival of Nc iut JARVIS usA
Vhausins which l.asu New NorS ~ = An and Pm
a, r nd nie o. neet he Ere trains morning and evening.
gong Nes'. az Sufsms Depot
ss.s.. A Al m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

a COT NTRl SEAT FOR -AEE-Smafed on
- eest bals % he Hu1son. about 81 ncs from New
YORK. and haVue new n the Hudson FOR ~ niles
There shout acres u choice and vel stocked with
graird frut-P.ln-. Cherries App.-s, Grapes. Pears
Pearhrs. &c On = b rev house modern butt s3us3
Hl wing ZX-4 u feet ceilings n lOwer s,Ories In
lcpef VIZ las-1~ni ard cellar under tis whole house
80, good barn r,e stream Of III.
center q The rol1ds SnOrcing excellent place ff lee
40 % Pond he water from Which b. thrown 70 Inc
second sory Of e Eou@s "a which b4fhnz room
SO N re purchase money remain bond and mort
sAss Ac-ress ior Turner particulars, iamish this u
tcr 81 -od2w
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DTEST1NT 10 AZ ORDER Of lie ters hSh oh,ree-r 81
-, 49, a. ps-so- % p~r~cns claiming o. - ~ her 20
80 ~ 81 ISAAC WOOD. uuatc hrnneIs q A's't -
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49,. srsrv a. - cft~. No q incol IN 7'' 81 ~
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$500 me-, - H.e 60 1-nr1t GO fns - 'f-f
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49, 49, ~. -ts s,r many tatr. se~rsr oi ~ tfte ~
. ~ c-,.a la wife Nc.i. ~ -f1 ~ hsrsfF-
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Len .sr fnris n le year l'NN A. i
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W.fLER q TKNRFkfnN. o. IcnI.s loo.
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RAGs, ROPES, and al kinds Of paper nlAsesf--s
1lxers nstsriaS e1agLG sld cod 90 E1UN efnA
n1 0AUh1 px&1ck1oa ~ ~ W $500
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- roR SALE or TO LEASG;--Eh I, =

- T. Twenty o.s = ground. VIZ DO on ono Hun
% srd reuh snd Ore Hundred md Eleventh So and u
.. on. Hundred Ari Eulrfr,u'h and one Hundred and
a-erfh - between Third ard fourth avs Tbs proper
destined ~ he Improvement of manufactures, ship
wards &c progressing u me ahbnrhood become 0t
lrfnse vahc-is admirably adapted Tor the STE " nsn
lc-unu row of mechanics As cling houses being nearly
..rferf Jewel beautifully sifua.ed. ard within lew feet
o Tlira ,v Term. Ilera Apply
CHARLES r. RACEY Staten Island. or
d.
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lie, sALE-At Flslkll Landing, Duchess Co Tue pro
- perv. consisting of fwo-stOry wood dWeilng
house nearly now together with suitable Oghutings o1
1t OF three and quarter Of superior land o. iii
ofhe Hudson River snd he High ands The grounds
are n sfae Of high cultivation. with good garden and
eny u fruit and shade most eugi0ie resdencr
ing within two hour, Of the city BY railroad. For par
O. .iilars and terms apply %
so 9ws " LEONARD. - Beaver 81. y. Y.
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Or. LORDS LEcTuREs.--ln compliance with the
quest Of large sudieoces DT Lord viii deliver four lee
irrs in Library Hal. commencing "Wednesday even
~ next The subjects viii be l. The Duke Of marble
ugh ? Pe,sf the Great S. Frederies The Great 4
ns gradual development Of the great idea ofChrsAn CIV