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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

TO THE PUBLIC.

"HE subscriber takes
this method of return
ing his particular thanks to
all purchasers ofhis Patent
Platform Scales, and for
the better convenience Of
those in want of Platform
or any otherS Scales, invites
all to call and examine his
very large assortment of
every kind of weighing APP
paratus, that is now in use,
and much cheaper than for
merly. The PLATFORM
SCALES, invented by the
undersigned, have great
improvements over those
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
BOATING AND FORWARDING

MER AND MERCHANT.
"HE subscribers would most respectfully
Il mention to the business portion of the COM
munity, thatthey have erected a large, convenient
and safe Warehouse on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal and Baltimore q Ohio Railroad, al
Harpers. Ferry, Va at which place they will al
ways be ready and willing to%receive Merchandise,
Grain, Flour, &c for re-shfpment either to the
District of Columbia or Baltimore, or any points
West of this place. They would stale that they
make their charges to correspond with the times
They have Boals constantly running from this
point to the District of Columbia and keep con-
stantly on hand, during the season,
Salt, Fish, Plaster, Lumber, &C.,
which they will sell at the lowest market prices,
and on fair terms.
HUNTER & BOWLING.
Harpers-Fcrry, Oct. 16, I849.
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sAIUEs, e. SMITHS
o GA AG9SG9A3,
HSp CHEAT

e, RH AG98G9Ab,
4sp CHEAT .
Publication Establishment.
sun BUILDINGS, No. 81 Baltimore street,
S. e. corner Of 6qy, and 226 BdAimore ST.,
corner Of Chariss, ALTIMORE, Nd.
q E. S. is constantly receiving the greatest
-. variety of publications., and is prepared to
execute ali orders fer American and Foreign
and Periodicals, and all New Books
and Cheap Publications Blank Books and Sta
tionery; Apnuals all Splendid Books for pre-
sents Albums Portfolios: Scrap Books, and
Note Papers; Family. and Pocket Bibles Song
Books; Toy Books Juvenile Works and Primers,
" Agents, PostGso&ters, Country MERCHANTS,
PedIars, Dealers in GIeap Works, and ali others
supplied at Publishei's lowest CASE PRIdEs.
All orders faithfully attented to and the goods
forwarded by RETURN Of mai, e~xprsss, railroad,
stage, or steamboat,:es may be directed. Per.
sons desiring to purEhase books can have their
orders attended to, By writing and giving full
particulars, the same as ifthey were present.
VHEGnfimcs!
The subscriber also Smports and manufactures
Valentines Plain and Fancy Note Papers, En-.
v~elopes, Motto Waters, &c. Wholesale and
SAMUEL F.. SMITH,
San HuSLdingz, Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore. Oct. 9, IS49-6m-
The 6hartostown Depnt
TIME subscribers having taken possession Of
IL the Depot in CHkflestown, are anxious to
purchase any number Of bushels of
WHEAH AND CORN,
for which they will pay the highest market price
in cash, on delivery. They also have possession
of the Warehouse at the Old Furnace until the
first of April next, where they will purchase any
number Of bushels ofiWheat and Com, to ode.
Iivared on or before tiiSt time.
ALso-On hand am, for sale, 100 Tons Of
Plaster, at the Old Furnace.
They are also anxious to purchase any nambe,
of bushels OF Wheathad Corn to be delivered al
their Warehouse in SEepherdstown. where they
have a large quantifyof Plaster for sale.
NJ. rs. & v. w. MOORE.
Feb. 10. Is49.
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October 16, 1sI9-Gm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
Old Dr.. Jacob Towns
TIE ORIGINAL DISCONENkR OF n
Genuine Townsend Sarsan

Old Or. Townsend is now about 20 ycars Of a.,
been known a. the AUTHOR and DTSCOTES
GENUINE ORIGINAL TOWNSEND -
RILLA." IBeing poor. he was compelled 70 ir-S
turr, hy which means IL has been kept ont Of ~.
e7Ies cirrumscTibel tn those only who had pFoTs !
Known its value. It hal reached Ihe ears OF nasT =
as tnnSe prTSlns VIM ilad 9-sn heated 81 s,
saved irum ,ielIh. Utn .I4inle,l its WnsrierfuI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

AoDEsT-They bad convention Of she anlsed
Democracy Free and Slave of the XXlst District
Ohio, On the 6sh to nominate Norton ToVnshend
for Congress Townshen1 himself was chalFmsn
the Committee on Resolutions on whose report
the Convention
Rtioistd That The gratitude OF all lovers OF 1oefy
due 10 THOMAS BENTON and ho.e S-nst1fs "no, ',uu
him, opposed Slavery Gxenslop, and dafeGloo VIC aNH
fa compromises Of the Omnsus bill,'
Bentonis the only II an ramsd in the heaola'
tons spptoyiD.ly, yet nc man has more sseadiy
denounced and opposed the Wilmos Pro7i'o whto i
these iugglers pretend to support He had ex0lt'
ed over it as dead and rotten, never gave aVose
in avowed resistance TO s!avery Extension, and
ali that ha, been gained by his opposition to the
Omnibus is the surrender OF more territory to Sla'
very than that bill would have given. But ne alone
is praised while the Wing Senators who voted
steadily against the Omnibus and in favor OF tne
Pioviao are pushed along in e kudde as his rear.
guard, and even their owe Representative Root,
VINO has been Free Soil and nothing else, Is nos
even binted at and had not one vote 10 hundred
AID thirty for denomination. For such body to
resolve shat the Wing party is % union OF Aonop.
oists at the North with Slavery PropagandlsEs OF
the South ia not remarkably impudens, though it
would be for any body else.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

UNION OF NEW YORK, BROOKLYN ARD Will
LIAMsBuRGH.--A communication was received by
the Trustees, on Monday evening, from the Select
Committee of Brooklyn, asking the appointments OF
Committee to join those of New York and Brook
]yn In consultation as to tie advantages or other
wise, of uniting the whole az the City OF New
York. The communication " accepted, and the
President, together with Mesars. Houghton and
Day, appointed the Committee.
AS this is the age Of inquiry as well as OF i'm
provement, the Committee will no douotfnlly weigh
and consider the subject. On the one hand regu'
lations 10 insure quiet and good order can proba.
bly, be more easily enforced by the government OF
s limited population than of a very large one
while on the other hand strict Justice, perhaps
would require that WILLIAMSBURG and Brooklyn
should be part OF New. York in its government as
they are part of 1t in fact the places OF business
of majority of their inhabitants being In New
York, and their labor and capital bestowed there.
1t would seem right that a share OF the prosperity
and of the cares should alike be borne by ALL
New. ork is the great mart Of the world and soon
will have little more room than will be required for
its rich commerce and trade. It's dwellings must
continue to gild hs they now do, in eyery direction,
the banks Of It's unrvalled rivers and bay.
gHE NEW FIRE BELL.-Orders were given on
Monday evening that the Tower for the new Bell
be erected Oh the lot adjoining Trustees Hall The
old Bell is to be sent to the Foundry as agreed
upon, in part pay for the new one.
PARK.-Ail agrees that there should be Park
in WiIsmsburgh-on worthy of its extent and
beauty-bus no one seems to move IN the matter.
The splendid plot OF ground between South Fourth
and South Filth and Fifth and Seventh Sta THAI
has been frequently spoken OF for the purpose. vii
econ have been sold for building purposes unless
purchased OF secured by tho Trustees. Three lois
on the corner of South Fourth and Filth Sta. have
already been sold and splendid buildings are to be
erected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.
WEpxEspAY. Sept.

WEDNESDAY,, Sept. l6.
THE OYSTER WAR,-0n Monday afternoon the
trial in regard to the disposition Of the boats seized
by lac Sheriff on Friday lssl at Newark Bay
came eff at the Court House, Bergen Hi, bsfore
Judges Thomas and Van Winkle
Il appears that there were foaf slcoPs and seven
skitS captured, together with their crews and
The dsclsion in regard to the veasels vas thai
they, together with al tho spparasas belonging
thereto. had become confscated according to the
laws OF the State of NsE Jersey, and are ordered
to be sold on Monday next.
Subsequent to the capturing Of the above yes
SELF, seyesal Other arrests were made on shore. Of
persons no we're engaged in unlawfaIy taking
Olaters from our stoFas whose trIal vii tkke place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
Tariff Movements.
epecial Correspondence of tie Philadelphia N American

specal Correspondence of tie Philadelphia N American
WASHINGTON, Tuesday Sept. H.
Another Tariff movement is now ojecsed, the
Schem differing very considerably from the last It
proposes that, after thirty days from adoption al
duties on goods, wares and merchandise shall be
assessed on tho value thereof at the principal ports
OF the United States at the time Of importation pro,
yided that in no case shall duties be assessed on
any valuation less than now established By law
and that the duties to be paid on Pig ADD Scrap
Iron snail be 81 per tun on Hammered aud
Rolled Iron 4sl5 per tun on Window Glass, 80
per cent ad vAlorem {; and Oh all other manufac.
tured articles 10 per cent ad vaorem over and
above the duties levied by the existing law on the
raw material of which a1ch articles may be wholly
OK in part omposed provided, that upon NO arsi.
cles shall leas rate OF duty be levied than ia now
imposed, excepting Pig Copper, which shall be ez-
empt from duty, while Rails for Railroads, nov
contracted for, iha be admitted az present rates,
if landed within one year.
This new project will in few days be offered
as an amend nent to some suitable bill, and under
more encouraging auspices than before. TIE pros.
pecs for the euccess OF auch modification 10
deemed good one, though nobody can certainly
predict the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
Oh Saturday next, at the house Of Eg0sFs "''S''
at North Bergen.

Cry OF JERsEr.-Aftsr the annexation OF tnls;
Civ and Van Worst has taken place, tue city wa
be divided In four Wards according to Feso'"''0'
passed by the Joint Committee on Monday eve
ming 10 be governed by Board of Common ooan-
oil snd Board of Aldermen When the uuPtiaIs
viii be celebrated, We have not yet learned. put
far entered into that they cannot easily be broken
BURIED A11vr,--On Monday afternoon, between
Q and 3 O'Clock, laboring man, whoae name We
did NOT learn, was at wo'k in digging cola'ers.
drain on the property Of Mra stone Yofk So n en5
hurled him, He remained in this dtead'ul co di'
tion about ten minutes, before he wa' extrioa5ea,
being dangerously injured, inwsrdy' He dloo
during the night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
WINDOW SHADES.
SO, 900 WINDOW SHADES
or 1stTuay nEanRJpPIDH

10000 WINDOW SHADES
OF EVERY DEBCRIP 2ION,
NHT HOLEsALE AND RETAIL, at great bargains, Ia
w lots 10 an purchasers from 2s up nj 49 PEARL four
doors from Chatham-st TrmmingS Cambrica &c. for The
Rrsde IS lmA w. o JENKs.
NNJlNDGgw SHADES! GLE o0RNlCEs! ORA.
w Perry MUsLINs, &c-Famiiss abou! furnishing
their windows with tho above articles will End Al j O.
WOODFORD'S, 296 Broadway, The largest and best a.
sorten In he ciy several asyes never before nsro
duced In New York Lace and nuslin curtains, dmpery
chasing OF the subscbeE may rely upon getting rsats
article and low 10 possible TO import or manufae
ure H. Merchants buying Wholesale Will find II decidedly
their advantage call before purch sang elsewhero
1851 O. wCODPORD, z9S Broadway
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INSURANCE.
NIAGARA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

FIRE INsURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 5000, 900. oFFIos IS wALL.sT.
F61HIB COMPANY having its capital all paid Id cash
viii be prepared on aud amer today to nsure Build.
pgp Merchandise Household Furniture, Vessels In Port
he Csrgoes &c against loss or damage by hre, on iea
most favorable terms OF the Fire naursnes Companies o'
this city.
ynonss nsresp. &c. Doremus, Chaa Gersy Fa6eE.
= = Iones ylmeop Draper Daniel Fansh&w,
Iohn Mortimer Ir Palmer Towuseud Peter Hsylor,
n aswnr p 3 Coddingion n g. 9Iinnell,
" WThItsw7risht Jr Henry Coggill John 7 Johnson.
Ch,a r Dnmhmznn I, D. Conan Jacob Lislo
Isn + Vs1cE- Ezra Wheeler, Washington Irving
WIN Fl WirneY ER Brown John Bddge-
WIN q Bend Sd Ellsworth z Tileston,
Iohp w Howl q G. Smith, Josiah Lane
Benz. A Mumford, g. 8. Robbns, Il. W. Dunhau
z T. Davis L. .. Loder,
w 3. BEND President
L. g. IRVING, Secretary. au24 lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
MUSIC.

T7MANUEL BRAHDEIB late Of Vienna, Professor
Fof Plano and Singing thoroughly familiar with he EGG
sh French Italian and German languages possessing
f7 Offers his services he public and schools Of New.
YORK and vicinity He 10 ready % receive pupils elmer
Of bis residence $50 Housensl orher own Tefms mods
o'cobk, or 81 Gould Il Co.'S, formerly Riley Coz,
mn sic Store 297 Broadway References frequred ~ I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
THE 6ROoERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, .

TIE @ROUERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Wall, corner OF Pear-st ~ Z.
CAPITAL S2O0,O 09.
v5NHIS COMPANY, having their capital all paid In, Il
cs,h, prepared 10 insure Bsildtnga herchandiss
agaipst os or damage by hre aso the Asks Of leland
Navigation aud TRANSPORTATION, on the m9s' favorable
terms. All losses promptly adjusted and paid
DIRECTORS
Rrpus Rropy WosEsTAYLoR SAMPSON MooaE,
PFTrp MARTIN GEORGE ELDER CHAs BUEKHALTER,
FRANCIS sKIBDY, HENRY EDEY ASA 3: PORTER,
JAS b WILSON ALEX Ii. GRANT, WM B. FOSTER
BEN sHERMAH, MARSHALL PEP0oN, Isaac G. TAYLOR,
9AAPsON AOORN, 2 resident
j. MILTON SMITH, Secretary. Hh@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
nF THE CITY OF NETWORK, Office Ocean Bank
ennal 20cOO Insurance. against loss damage BY hro.
CROWELL ADAMS, President.
GEORGE w. SAVAGE, Secretary. Ie2OH
3bAOOAlTN F1KE ASSURANCE 9OGrANT
sb-Of6co Mo. s HerchsntS Exchange, Wa.si ~ T. sra
IS Fuion a, brooklyn. WA. ELLSWORTH, Frost
A. g srgyERs secretsry. aoS an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

DRowNEp-A son of Mr. Ludlow G. Mun1on,
about ears of age, while playing on canal ooas
near Mulberry street. yesterday afternoon, fell H.
and yzaa drnWned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
LAW COURTS.

COURT CALENDAR-THis Day -CIRcUIr COURT o,s. II
Nos $780, ga s45 s40 $50, 97 9O7 $685. sVS S9i $40 "
$780, 952' 80, mr. .,., or, az e,s e4e
648 649 65l, 65l. 652 65S, 657 TO e6l 664, 666,
U. s CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge Nelson
have Invented in 1871, 8 pump for pump'og our
WRECKED yersels coal mines kc. rs sasers that he ON.
plo, ed Fr Boardman make model OF said pump, ana
Thai Mr afterwsrd applied and got psen. out FOR lhe
Improvement In hB nane-and thai MIR. a on apply,
~ p was refused patent. He brings au damages iad
az oGO 10 be declared tbs inventor and for recover
&c Mr. q making large profits from the pump, which Is
in use The principal poina denied Argu
men, YVES he&rd Messfs Goddard Re lar and Stapes ior
paint e. and Messrg Cutting and Owen for defense
SUPREME CoURT-Spscial Term-Before Judge
Edwardp-PutnGm vl PutnaE- Mrs T. 1t will be reco'
eced han entered action for divorce against her nus
bEpd on the ground ofinfdey. They have one chlc,
snsrI little fellow shout years OF age OF whom eech pa
rept claims The r BIT The and custody The ns's1
WIS recently before Judge DAy, othe Common Pieas on
hsbess corpus brought by Mr. tooban possession OF ne
child bu, the proceedings sopped ny an order LON
he Supreme Court lin which the suit for dvofcelS peod
ing snd bcb 1t ia commended, In Consequence, has
rjght 10 the DISPOSITION OF the child) for M Putnam 10
show cause wby the child should not remSln VIVA /"
mother The case argued yesterday 2r Cu ing on
behalf o. the fs,her claiming Tor tight IS its lihet 10
a oustodyasering that the charge OF lnhaey g4oAi
BIN IA not true and that his has hight to 'S care Ihe IN
lereripg With babeS1 corpus was also referred TO- b
O'ConoT on behalf OF The mother claimed fof hef rgn
during the suit Of the child Decision reserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

WEDNESDAY, Sept l8.
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE -Yesterday afternoon as
Bgecrot and young burglar named Mckinney,
roned together the latter slipped h,a hsaa 1"'
and ran from Wloughby' at to 1yrte avenue nue.
Placing the other cnp rit In charge of friend who
was passing, the officer pursued the fugitive and
after chasing him through dwellings and ards , and
over him. and haS nm
block.
ARRArGNMENTs-The prisoners against whom
indictments have been found by the Grand Jury were ar.
Iaigped yesterday. TteJ were Twelve in number among
hem was Jonathan Beecrof, charged with the deaih OF
w ii Parker. The remainder are mostly charged with
burglary -"---
DISCHARGE ARD ARREsT.-0aieer Friend on
Morosy arrested man named John Cnrty al Red HOOK,
for inc theft briggs boat year snce and lod ged hnn
The cells During the night he set a. liberty By AID
ReddinR and was by the officer at The same place
yesterday. -
BA1LED-Byrnes, the officer charged with the
outrage upon the coored girl Sunday night yesterday
gave bail In the Of $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

EYs The house Of Joaeph q. Thomas, % Chest
IT, was fred by an incepdiary on Sunday morning.
Tho Ere was discovered in time to prevent serious
damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
OyrIcA NORWICH AHs WoAcssTsh &&ILaoAg 80. 1
HopvICa Jnlv 10 1883 (

UTFICA EFUhNICH AEH FVVAVBVI ne 4aEI1AVA. oV'
HoRwICA, July 10, 1859.
BOOKS EDR gUEBCRIPEI0Sfo tao PrsLsYfss
DBlock OF his Company will DO opened on the lin fat
si tie Transer ohce II Aerwin ?ranstst Agsas) u
Merchants EzehsnEe riew-York, and reFrsa S7sa fai
xy dAys feaar when tho Books FOR susa sa5sSngSsa
atlf se closed until tie 10Th OF January next
All pefsona Hdo Gaosenhs a. RioFessd, ga fsy 70 ~
10 be declared In JgnusJ nsZI hsr prstsrred EssE
which znhee5s four shares Of old acck Tor s28h ahAFe 81
Eey TDck guhEcfbed and tnierssi w bs sn4rgsd at t..
ra1s OF psr cent on all lnstsnents from tho ID taEl Ez
aid lustzlaaaats arc pad z. 80. d. AfDRBTB,
iT1s tOt SlsFk N. and W. RstirS9d 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

" Esbert Walters, 10 years DID, was killed
nv being run over by timber cart on Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
R. O. KEMP. Aocnonee

ARGE AID PKRRMPTORY SALE OF
RoRs. CARPErs, CHINA, sIIYER AND SILVER
PGATED wARE-THls bay, a. 10 O'Clock at $50
Broadway, Franhu-st consisting OF large and val.
or dining room and chamber furniture OF The beat quality,
covered rich sa,D brocate k 7slvei plush and h'k
roih Disno ortee silver forks and Spoons chns dinner
and lea ssls Brusses ply and Other espots silver
pltted ware tea rays oil paintings mirrors, cat glass
ware Catalogues are now ready siolt"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

TT The damage by the great atorn IN Han'
terdon Co. TO bridges alone will exceed S2Oooo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
COAL.

6sDAsn-A 6ne assortment of Anthracite Coal OF su-
Operor quality. suitable for furnaces ranges 2rateS &c
Consumers irous OF procuring their coal al very low
rate will do well to give the subscriber an carly all
GEORGE A SPARKS,
ala 2y& 205 and 207 Ffankln-gt.
HtOAI-I have on hand complete assortment Of sizes
Vol Red Ash and White ASH that deliver a, short
notice at The lowest market prices. GEO WARNER,
ANA lms Yards $50 and Gao ,usIo1.st
(10Al,,-We, The subscribers have quantity OF good
OCoal al our new yard 479 Eroomeat aud at the old
sand 3S Bowery which win aell al tho lowest market
price isl4 3mI JACOB WEEKS, Jk 4 NEPHg Ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

py' Another detachment of y. 8 Dragons md 81
Sergeant cLaughn, leis Newark ye'tsrdsy
morning for the frontiers of Texaa, California ala
Santa Re, via Carlisle, Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

ITO SHIPPERS OF BUFRER.-Rhe Subscriber
hes svays hand Goshen Butter Of The bss quality,
in small pacIages repacAed expressly FOR long yoysges
Having had HOME feen ysars experience In he trade, ne
confidently efsrs to the nfs houses mis- City Phadel
phia ard Soson Each package hag ha brand and qua
fsnteea 70 keep for tF9o years A. KEMP,
k6 lns 1l5 WaIl-sL Hew.YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

DAGs, ROPES, and all kinda OF paper ms1nfscnrsFs
Ekmstsrfals hou aht and sold OF liberal terms BY
sI9 9AUHY pERAJ oKsoN, l62 and 40 souih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

RgICHELL'5 OLD ESTABLISHED LAEdP
lf4sTORE, CAtosrLne st-Fhe proprietor be2s to In,
o5 he PUBIC thai he continues Manufacture every de-
scrpdtD OF CGEnphsne LsInps and Thai In addition TO hg
asaa sock la ha5 seeced for s Fall ieds great variety
u fancy 5oE GnA Fluid Tampa Sir1ndoec CandslAbrEz
Ae. which ne offers at tic lowest possible pricea.
Rriea auls 2mS
TSXTRACT LOCKWOOD and Car Dye Woods
k8of The 6rsI quality, naEGfActufed by he NepPeIt.Lh
Mis Tor sale al ae lowest Harzei price, BY me ha0
-. aus smeoa. RUSSELL L STILES, iss NVstsr-Sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
NEWARK ITEMS.

" EDHEsDA41 oOP6-10'
e The Daily Advertiser says, We are hspp p,
TO state that the unfortunate young man whose arm
was torn off by machinery, on Friday las al!nougn
still in a critical condition, 1t is thought may F''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
.. COTTON, AuclloneoF.

3. COTTON, AuciOneeF. . =
yESHE l4ARGHsF SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and The hest asso't vent mar haa taAen
iO3 O'Clock the auction rooms 80 Bsskman st. and 81
AIN ard Will compran every article oecessary FOR
tetes rosewood and mahogany ceneH psr and card to-
bleg black walnut rosewood aud mahogany dressing ba.
reau ard other Hardrohea book caseg, dyguE
oiomans beautiful Freuch chairs plain nshogsDy do.
plush and hair covered double aud aings Waeh
stands exlen sion diuing abes hatitAnds Office desks
Office c1alre, RhOgany AID gilt looking gasIe, French
bedsteads gothic do feather beds hair snd other mat
ease oil CLOTHS fsncy tables in quantities. 10 suit
the t1de Also several quits OF mNb chamber fur
nlture TO match; a,o, plain fsinvd do slso Eo dezen
patent bedseadg All sZeR also an sstorimedt OF second
hand furniture; slso one dhsod plano f1rts Ram
lies and all e!hersln at Of good u(n!are win find ni.a
very favorable opportunity putche<e 0olds can
amined during the day. Catalogues ready Friday
morning oclock and sae positive without regard 10
veabep ale II
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