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The daily crescent., 1850-01-02
Treasury Report.

EsT1MATEs-The Report of the Secretary of
the Treasury opens with the estimates for the
fiscal years ending on Both June, 1s49, 1850 and
1851. From these it appears that on the 1st Of
July, 1850 there will be deficit of S5S2S, ,l2l o.
and lst Of July, 1851 deficit Of Sl0547, ,092 70
making during the two years a total deficit Of
S16,37j,214 80.
According TO the estimates Of the Secretary, the
expenses of collecting the revenue from customs
have been increased what they were in pre-
vious years. The Report thus explains the fact;
Notwithstanding the great increase of the bu-
siness Of the country, the act Of the 18th OF june
1914, has prevented any addition to the number Of
inspectors, gaugers, weighers, measurers or mark
ers Gn any district then established) since its pas
sage, except ten inspectors at New Orleans, per
act of Sd Of March, 1915, and the consequence is,
that at all the large ports the number Of inspectors
is insufficient for the discharge Of the duties of
those offices, and the prevention OF breaches
evasions of the revenue laws
These duties have been greatly increased by
the establishment of the warehousing system, and
the difficulties thereby enhanced without any pro-
vision for increasing the humber Of officers meet
the emergencies OF the new service. In addition
to the temporary aids to the revenue appointed
by some OF the collectors under authority of the
act Of 1893, have been compelled to meet in part
the emergency thus occasioned by authorizing, at
adelphia Baltimore, and Bristol, II. J., the employ
ment of thrtytwo additional clerks to act store
keepers, and relieve from attendance upon the
warehouses that number of inspectors, in order
that they might attend to their appropriate duties
and have declined asserting to requests for similar
authority from other ports, only because the neces
sity did not appear to be OF SO urgent character
as to make it impossible to await the action Of
Congress on this subject
" The establishment OF new collection districts
in Texasa California, and the probable necessity
of creating more, will of course make an addition
to the expenses heretofore incurred as well as to
| the revenue TO be received"
The Secretary submits to Congress the question
Of reducing the expenses Of collecting the
from customs on the present scale of service. He
gives the opinion that no reduction is practicable,
consistently with the security of the revenue; he
thinks, on the contrary, that the force should be
| increased.
| PUBLIC DEBT.-After the estimates there is a
! statement of the public debt, which amounts 10 the
sum of S64, ,704 693 II, and is redeemable as fol-
| lows:
Parts Of the old funded and unfunded debt on
The daily crescent., 1850-01-02

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3 81 Saf2naeet r,I q4d BaF2nqe ss sgicrs n MAR0PO
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TONES, TONiB \IlHFlI
SLABS, GRAVE STONES, aad MAR BILE in oY-IIII1,T4so
AZ s ditierent Narstles; Thomason LINE, Cal. nEy
eiar, Pl ,ASfEk OF PARIS. Roma. 90 Nv. ~
drgute En- EN-, u, Piasterinr AIR White sand ~
BngIst Pensacola and PittshuFg FIRE-BRICK I1V9
The daily crescent., 1850-01-02
BUSINESS CARDS.

l.. LEVY, Note Stock and Real Estate broker, No.
t. 20 Camp door trom Common ST., N. Orleans dl ~
ma l.. McJlLrON, Fdacv and Staple Dry Goods
WI. Dealer ~ ChartIes street. IA ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13
NTFW-YORK Il NEW-HAVEN RAIL

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=, R- Pot 81 - t ~ St;ej D.
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a. - b1if,r3 ar Netv 9,gen 5sssIn,rsr1 ;r9p t6s
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

AEOk BOS1ON, VIA NEW FORI ana
n FALL RtVER-sy ne splendid and superior steam.
ers BAY STATE ard STATE OF MAINE OF great strength
speed particularly adapted 10 he navigation Of Long
Isand Sound nnine IN connection Th The Fail River and
Ola Colony Railroad, dsancs OF % mica to Boston only
Leave pier n 4 near the Battery
Tie steamer BAY STATE, Capt. Win. Brown, on T1sE.
dags Thursdays and Saturdays at NJ
The steamer STATE Of MAINE, Capt Thomas g.
levitt on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays all M
TINS liue is i- only theI rune direct for Ne~pJr
These seajuers 6tsd with commodous state r0o1cis
aud for the security and comfort u pas
aengers VINO afforded by this route nighVe rest 5e
board and arrival Fail River proceed per rroaf
reaching early following morning or r3inalA
on board getting sbeir breakfast wished for unl ,he
sLsrtGs OF me accommod8tion Tsin quarter before
7oclock weicn reaches Boston al Clock, AM.
0tggage-maSfer attached 70 each steamer, who To
iyes aDd ckets La bsggege and accompanies Tia sans
soiis destination.
The for pssesgo aud the price OF tho
q other
steamer cOuEr%ion with nl6 Inc 10 and froFs
Providence, daily, except Sundays.
Freight Boston is en the 0s
segUlaT hnee and forwarded with gTsata peuon by
Express freight uton winch saVes ra River every
nq Sunday rxccptaa) ST O'Clock for Boston and New
ssdf0r. arriving at lie destination at Or about II a NJ
For freight apply on board Fl tho office Pier x
for berthe apply board Or II Is desred
to secare them ahead application may be made 10
te0y TISDALE BORDEN, Agents, 10 and II West-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

l NEW ROUTE to BUFFALO and the wGsr-HTn-
ter eaelL-C commencing Monday. Dec. : ISL
places daily, By seAaboats THOMAS POWELL ald
ERIE. from pier foot Of DQaRa-.t rs follows
Breakfast ard supper on board the hoats.
EMPRESS TRAIN Al NJ. stopping o1g :. saEe.i2<,
AEncoc4 Deposit S,z9te5anna n1aia.oI O'7to " d
verey, E11ra and Jefferson arriving At Geneva lie same
evening.
Passengers for Rochester Buffalo kc csn lodge Al Gene
" board the cCa on Seneca axe Wiz re- c01,J1tc
bsrits provided and take tie Express TrGtnIfoln A
bany next morning, arrive AZ Racheste and 8afao at ;e
same tine az passengers I'D Aha8g Wa ise atv5uge Of
Way AND Mil rRAly-A,1AM so7r,nS 81 al re
CATIONS arriving al ( mira Ihe same evening
WAY TAIN n NJ. for OnsYl-s and a. tnEsr-ne5-s-s
NIenr s.zazzss- sAIets n stor7ls 8 eFnse1t sui.
ferns CnessF G2sles Mlidstov~c oas7e PorI lsFf1ft
HhrraHshtrh tGncocS Deposit : Is a1a l9fsa- md,
8nguamtou, ana 81 tas sfalOns west u HlStarlol-
Passengers Buffalo b. raiu proceed 10 9sneya nd
take he train arriving fudalo same afternoon Passs1
take the OF re Gauge sut SGsGueEaGns haifc4c
Al UWego. when Leave Immediately ne 2SUy1 c.
me Ere trains Passengers Ter Elc4a Lycoull-
yes Pa take the o ne Corning and 5,0.suurg RAN
At Corning Stages cave Narrowsburg, Hancock 0spo1.
Susqieauna Great Bnnd. ainghamtDn 0wego, Wsyeri7,
Era cor1 Dg and Horpelsylle sTrival Of the rdas
TRAINS TO NEW-XOAK
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva al and HOrueleT,9 n
50 AN stopping b. II nlrs Wayeriy Owego Blngn&non
Susquehana DepOsH Hancock Narruws Port Jeryls
Middletovn Goshen, hester and Suferns arriving IN New
WAYAsp Mai TRAIN leaves EInlra et550 An stop
ping all the Citations, aud New Yorz al - NJ
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves GenegG n | P NJ ed
Aone4svlle nj 20 n. stopping at al stations west Of
Binf santon. and Great Bend SusquehaGna, Deposit,
HANCOCK Narowsburgh. Port Jervs Ohsyle hiddetoFn,
suferns ana fiernont arriving IN Aew-Yo1s ut o'clock
AM
WAY TRAIN le8yes Odsvtle ct AM sopP.Eg At 81 the
stations Ell dgrrvirg in New York st II AN
kEWBURGH BRANCH leaves Newburgn a. / - T, NJ. con
meeting VIII tho gong Veet Leave Chester al Il 10
AN ano p M. and n or or Arnya OF the rAns from
the " est,
FREIcnr TRAINS leave from pier foot puanesl 3. NJ
weight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, sud all paces
Nes,, taken by Express freight trains AID g orWardea
through Witbou, delay. CHARLES MlNOF
d Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13
EDEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

d Ar0N and NETWORK, via 8TONlNGTON aud
PROVlDBNCE-ln.hnd route, Rtdou! fsrry, change VI
The stsaiefs C. VANDERBILT, Capt joel Stone ana
COMMODORE, Capt Nm. h Fr0Gee n connection
win he s:0ningtoa ard Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads, iesyng N5w.York daily Sundays
exec pied RON Pier M. Gr. wharf above Baherypla
81 6cIock PM ana 5ioungto~ ala II or upon sha ar,
YiyBl Of the Mai Tram ron Boston
These cleaners bCt Npresy Ior tue route and ara
IN ever respec particularly adapted 70 tie navigation 81
Long Island Sound The for passengers ara
eonGodous CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and eS'
perltnced
The route beg Tie ahorIeat and most direcs between
Bosom and Ne'g York passengers are enabled to arrive
n ample nEe Or the morning E1es 0f steamboats, and
railroads RAINING various points from nose cities
The I VANDERBILT Sjlleaye New Yors on Tuesday
THURSDAY end Saturday. Leave Seungton 90 Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
TheCOMMODORE WI leave New YORK. Nor day, We'd
resday and Frdsy Leave stoningon Tuesday TL1rsdsy
ard Saturday
B-Passeugers on re arrtya Of the 5to
agou proceed Iamediaey IN TIE splendid railroad cara
10 Pro7!dence and Boston bag gage-master ACCOM-.
paases each IRAN Znd Boston for pasSa2s,
6erbs staar0OHs freight applications MAJ % MADE 70
ae genlS CO lie sh8r- sd 81 no oice, 10 Battery
place Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13
HpACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. COM

Z PANY.-The public is informed thai under the ar.
engagements OF This Company, inspected and
proved by Navy Department. and carrying the United
States Mails will continue to leave Panama and San Fran
cisco the first and fifteenth days Of each m2nth unless
detained by unavoidable accident The uOnarvai OF The
Tails at Panama The Seaners Of the first Of the month
will touch Acapulco San Bias Mazatan Sun Diego aud
Monterey The Steamers Of the fifteenth OF the lnOut viii
touch at Acapulco but other Mexican pOrts.
The steamship COLUMBIA vii ply regularly after
her arrival in the Pncnc between San Fancisco and
IN Oregon awaiting the former port the arrival OF mails
and passengers from Panama, and returning without delay
with nss and passengers for the following steamer from
San francisco regular line of propeHes will be Kept up
for the transportation Of freight and transient passengers
between Panama snt San Francisco
The connection The Atlantic viii be maintained by me
Steamships EMPIRE CITY leaving NewYork on the
18Th, and CHEROKEE leaving New.York on the 8'd OF
each month Chagres third boat Will also be Kept IN
New-York a spare steamer. -
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHlLAOEA-
PHIA viii form direct line between NeygOrleans ana
Chasres leaving such periods VIII insure as lite
detention possible the Isnus and forming with the
Pacific steamships THROUGH LINE TO and from New
Orleans and ports in Mexico, California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured on
application the Company. 81 South-s New YORK Az
pcanGns FOR passage from New Orleans should be made
10 ARMSTRONG, LAWRAsON co. Agents at hist
New-York Oct 81, 1884. oslH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13

DATES OF FARE REDUCED
Il q EMPIRE CITY LINE-Connectng with the U. 8
Pacific Mail Steamer at Panama Through Tickets to san
Francisco via Chagres on FRIDAY Dec. ID, at O'Clock
The splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY I,5o0 uns bur
den. ]. D. Wilson, Commander viii leave her dock, Pier
No N R. for CHAGREs on Friday Dec. 10, al o'clock
For freight or passage, apply 10
M D&WlDl8 J. HOWARD ( SON. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13

NICARAGUA ROUTE TO CALL
1 SF0EN!A-Passase through 70 San F-a.5ssco So
and found " stes.er 2s1 81 necem5e7-A gentleman
IgeltkDown as lie person VINO brought successfully
Pscifc vii be disnacbed as ye1t II Ness AMER
i CO.'S Express per Steamer PkOMETHEUS. on the 18th
Of The rnna winch goes direct to he porI Of Saa Jiaa
Under Int supennte1depce Of Vanderbilt, Esq 70 con-
duct over eley and without delay sich persons as wish
to avail hemseve: OF this pleasant Ead expeditions route
10 California.
Each person paying the sum OF $3.50 viii receive
seesee passage win comfortable beds and separate table,
upon ~ Aanuc ana Pacific and conducted oY oar Agent
Nicaragua the port OF Rea.eo, n cOnye1le1t
boats, ard ny good mules provisions being provided all
lhough ana placed Of board me Pacific steamer.
This opportunity hefng good and one 10 those
gong to California; ard me 1Pense 30 moderate, T!ih tue
advantages OF healthy country ana competent person
relieve passengers OF ali care Those wishing avail
themselves OF this opportunity, will ind TO Their adgan
make early application for passage the Ofce,
wheIe fu!l ana expllcl inf rmstion, VIII be given.
To such wish Gun have cabin accommodation Jy pay
Freghls OF all description can he taken on his route
and will be Dispatched by the steamer 10 60 across to
California, great reduction OF price from lsthmus
route. and warranted 20 through the less
ID di3 W. PALMER ( co.'s Express, 70 Li5erty.at.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO,-The new
H. splendid clipper ship
SEA SERPENT,
W. Rowland. Commander has been constructed with re-
ference the greatest possible speed expressly for the
California and China trade, and her sailing qualities
oeAeFtu 10 e t4ua ~ any aiP dlOhl Ho IL 9fofcu " 'N
patent vepuatos, and has superior accommodation for
passeug gers. For freight or passage. apply to
d7lf GRiNNELL, MlNTURN & co 70 Sontl-st
TEYO CALIFORNI ANS.-IMPOR-
d TANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PAS
sAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.-The
new splendid Double Engine Steamship
CONSTITUTION.
Lieut. 8 B Bisse, u. S N Commander will leave Pana'
ma for San Francisco the 18th Dec next IN season for
passengers from hence by the steamers OF 6h and z8h
inet
The Constitution built under the auperntend-
ence as the Caroline and the Union whose admirable
Communications and fine sailing qualities are wen known
She is fitted with of superior ORDER and neither
pains beraty will be spared to give passengers every
satisfaction
Pdce OF passage from Panama TO San francisco:
lst CABIN.
ID 3" <'V
BteeTage. go. W.
Applyto WARD Il PRICE. 80 Wall-st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13

A LUNAR PHEyoMxYoN.-Onc Of the most stu
onIa, nbenomena, caused by the reiractiye agency
Of the atmosphere upon the lunar rays occurred
last sTenioS the saw VT the elk The noon was sur
gonmd1d with halo Of immen'e diameter, while
~ opposite points Of the ring, situated relatively
On the Dlane of the horizon, were two aQrofal Of
shoots Of light, called we belieye, in common Ian
mage moon dogs ToRard the zenith and
equi. distant from the two points mentioned, vas
an auroral appearance, entirely outside nc halo,
ponding in SIZE to tue haio, ald eurying in an op.
posse direction to the corresponding segment Of
the halo To illustrate ite relative aspect, We III
stance the horns Of scmi.iunas figure, held point
ing upwards, above any ring or circular iiglre.
We hope some Of our saFaas viii explain tie
matter, ari0gfcM Rep. li.1.
IL ~ 0egon piper spea Ks Of psi .r5.t
Is 81. i.mus.IClel % 9 CL.nc.e typ0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13
- RFGORYtS CALIFORNIA Elk.

GREGORYtS CALIFORNIA EX-
IA PRESS, per steamers GEORGIA and CRESC ENr
CITY on the it'll aud 18Th Dec al PM Ths subscribers
viii forward their next Express per above steamers n
charge of faithful nesengers who Will attend 10 Inc transit
of the goods from Chages Panama IN order 10 AVOID
The possibility OF detention the lh,uus Parcels re-
reved mill the morning Of the day OF ssag and letters
unt! q PM Packages and heavy freight mist be deliver
ed at our Office por the day OF sailing wlere The goods
awaiting shipment are covered by insurance
THOMPSON K HITCHCOCK.
Managers and Agents, l49 Pearlst. cor Wal.
Shippers by this Express avoid the annoyance
and expense. OF clearing her goods 81 the Custom Hoase
Terms reasonable 60 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13

GRASD l.ARcEsY.--A rnau named John Finne-
gan was yesterday arrested on a waran. is-
sued issued by Justice Osborn charged With
stealing on the 9th inst quantity OF rope and
ship Liberty, lying at pier 10 IA, = r. The stolen
property belonged to Mr. Jas Il. Phillips. The
accused confessed the larceny and was locked up
for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13

SUPREME COURT City and County 0 New -York-Ephmrn
- Smith agantt William Bell aud William Sco;t-To WILLIAM
BELL above named oua hereb sunnoned required to
complain, which filed
instant Office Clark
the C Han said city, and copy of
burgh Orange County within days after the Of this
summons you service;
complaint aforesaid
will sppy the the relief naa3o3
The compliant Dated October 49, 1850
o25 Iaw6wF JOHN J. MCNEIL. Plaintiff Attorney.
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FOR EUROPE.

CfPECIAL II ESS EN- GEKTU EU KUPE.
- EDWARDS, SANFORD co. respectfully a.
ouce mar their Speca! Messenger will eaye for England
steamer Asa on the I'm INST and being perfectly com,
peen. e purchase Of Goods and me actton OF
lie GLOWING Cities ant Towns: London, Birmingham,
Cs7enty Leicester Dery Nottingham 9heIsid Leeds
chester Liverpool Glasgow Edinburgh Belfast Dublin;
and on The Continent Of Europe, Hare Paris and other
Clues He may be seen daily from TO 5ocioeE, T NJ at
rtIsst ~ adars's Ia Wg!Ist Dc 6teodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13

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80 - - ze-t1t- f. -
~ ~ 80" ay o. 70 - Say - January 7a1E q '~7ru o2ct
20 s'riS isai s7-sts % -t'-er 20 ~ sa-a.s
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80 10 seog.a q, - hf9s3 7ay.
a.. -, ~. p 80 ~ go - rs ~ 80 t-- ''-
- ~ = z - 49, "a - $500 80 o'
IN ~ '-As 'Nae5 ia - -St 80
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''fso s' aa7ef t' o,n 2 starr s2aT t. s7e'ri<a
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"a arss 's2i aes 'is7e 'sf;s IS '-ss a- s13 7rs
ensfy g iss' sA5 :; ~ ets @. eeS tx, F1.i5&
AT those 's1rceftsiu gJ 81 sc3 ~ tua xI- ~
isUea5i - 'ot. sos 50, b5. -. % 1as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13
an '4I a1fi NAlIfF
JOHN AlERSEREAR.
Holm RARROWIILi.
also copy advertisement of those days
W hich think will eauaI any Of the present:

Alum and Copperas, with general Assortment of Iron.
mongery aud Cutlery lately mpor &c by Hubert Van Wag
cuep and be SOLD Wholesale Retail, his Store
The Golden Broad AK, at Beakmans Slip, also Chimney
Tiles Birthstone, Irish Linens, Chalk Iron Pots and ke
ties Boxes Of smdry sizes. CAstel Soap Bibles Tes
tamenIs Dllworhs Spelling BOOKS, Psaters, Prmners;
with many other Articles
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10 ~ rs"j9 g sgsris ron = q - ,f.l
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as asnas'e and tsss M Is - I' sny'e sup.5 oas -
sa.rh ssye aorce parusu to ms rsqar-paa "a - a
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tit- 70 rfrn a AZ eai -t is tsnsP tesah Comlai
ace, ,..s @ @ "a I'm ~ s 'as '-1
sTs 5,i .4~t =" By pf 77siol7 IF r., So. s9ttei ~
10 amend al ~ t.sd IA Ae- saoa 10 COLLATION. s.
'essneas at lae' IS C '1d Comfy Of Ny Ypr A. or
srsr oI g,ot.... r7,es = H. - - re
TO- TO- a. 1a9s.9,gi l.a-s .se;ai - ' ssse
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y wi N.'S o. @ ~ d. a,s a.s- NJ IL
Of hs aa,ce AID ,ha ghe ir,s e5rse Nv ~, asas5i &c
follows say: ~ '- peee. rarrs. f.i
side Of 6Lh at aud be c4stefl, aad e,, as, Or se Of Len
aon excepting thsleega, par.s
Tuets within s,d hrts VI Oh savsar7adyos qpep-d Ao
AZ tne f'e Pa' Or fi 81 ara wing On '.a r'e- ' 4" rI
@ bounded oa 'as oolt b a. .o-7f me q sis o.
Sos. "a -. ~ va as 81 9.-s .; o. 20
yne,os and on ~. ~ ~ sere Inc Inc Fo
.ysnn. and tie sad = 80 "a 80, ~ ~ -,
pesesof land within ho- limits frats % H. sai 1ea:altoe
-,ena' ana he .aet. , taefehom hoas
.i'ss or Pare Of isets winch haze trad seen oa-s1 A.
ire Of .s,s 5,ngsve.r. md he nt-,..c st.
s x 9' soi s or . M s ys 5 9 or s Of
'nos or - es rom ne e 1 80, ,s ~ g5 10
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s,io Of 42J a. and erts5 rsste ron sod or t
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report IN The sboy- mater viii Dc faad d presumed to Tia ST.
creme Coart Of The state Of YaYof. SPECIAL Term OF n.
.aid Court 70 10 Guy Vel Of Tie y Of New OK. %
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13

WRITER ARRANGEMENTS
Change OF hours, commencing Dec z
EpAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
e,gRSON and HUDSON RIvEB RAILROADS
s.es7e Slrcrn Depot e. Leave New I org ID
. O'Clock A NJ 8 clccs, ~ mn A NJ
IS oclock n-B.% O'Clock, r "a
le o'clcck IS nin. 4 ". O'Clock Is nix y.
7o'c5e~s III
Or q, lie aIrvl ri lie Wag tren from 0sy.e. going
East SUNDAY TRANS
gsrsFe Sufern Depot 81 Leave Ne9'-fcts =
.5ociocs n clock Is min i
o. On re srriYa! OF ta1 express rain gong Eat
PATERSON TRAINS
lave Patterson al Leave New-T0rksi
5socHuck 4 II Msf.stes 8 o CLOCK 4. NJ
3 O'Clock a Nj Pata Depot g! oc4ocA ii
% cclock 4 NJ Market 81. y oc!ock -
IL; a NJ Paterson Depot ocioes 7 u
81 o'clocE PsIH Deloti q . eiocx ,.
II o'c.ccz ?. NJ Nsrsetss
SUNDAY TRA-AS
e.4c. Paterson a. Leave Newborn
A NJ Paterson Depot 9oc!q-A y
Up Paterson Depot y cioGS : VI -.
The IS A II. ane ; % CLOCK VI -IaIlh III -
York nj nor stop any station n2r-a q 9a.s. .oe, 80
Hobo5us srd VII ~ II nr1e 70 ncrl 2 ere t-as 1i'-
tDS .1d eveEDg gong pisss 81 slfsrl P729A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13

DOUGHKEEPSIE LINE Of BARGES.
q The barge CLINTON, Capt Wilse, syery Monday !
EXCHANGE Gap. Rqaesfana, every Thursday POUCH.
KEEPSlE, Capt Hoffman every Saturday q O'Clock,
q rom oot u Haray-st for passengers and freight
o0ms sud Spacious zad comfortable csbls and e.
ressg aled AZ for ;ne comfort snd convenience NJ psS
senssrs and arrive NJ POughseeptle IA ce Tor he 9agz
To- Sharon PiUe Plalls end NsyV Milford.
For further Information appy on board me oaies or 70
WILLIAMSON AL 1874 Wasted }a4i SGD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13

RESCUED FROM DRowsIyG.-A boy named
John Foley, who resides at 1873 East-Bfoa4 Nv
fell into the dock foot OF James-st' T.. IL on W u
nesday afternoon, and was rescued ifoni browning
b. citizen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13

CHARGE OF LARcENY-A young man named
John Finney was yesterday arrested by Constr.
bic Joaephs of the Fourth Ward a charge Of
stealing WOODEN socks drawers, silk pocket hand
kerchiefs &c. for which owners are wanted az the
Police Office, No los Centerst. The accused
was committed by Justice Osborne tor examin-
alton.