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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
WHO WANTS SO MAKE A FORTUNEP-
w fuEApAY MORNING. Oct Is. al u O'CLOCK. al ih!

WHO WANTS SO nrAKEA F0RTgNES E
YVFUE3DAY MORNING. Oct Is, al u O'Clock, al the
auction OF James Cooley ST. and $40 Broadway,
Of Dunlsp'r Great Hiiorical Painting OF Death on
the Pale Horte. The Opening of the first Four Seals
or Death on the f.Io H9r.ei painted by the late VIM
Dunlap, Etq OF New,Yorh, pupil OF the celebrated
West Thi0 picture IL taken from snd Illustrative OF the
Sixth Chapter OF Revelations, embodyng large portion
OF the beautiful vision had by John the beloved DscpIe
his Justly celebrated throughout the country and Ia consl
dered chef louvre" OF The artist Ii coyers surface
ofwo hundred quare feet and contains about 50 figures
many OF them the aize ilfs
The painting Is In beautiful state OF preservation and
will be 1t Is the work OF an In
dusrouI fellowcountryman and 10 now on exhibition al
The ma ca oom where descriptive catalogue can bo OBJ.
sined
ANY enerprining man might take the above splendid
painting ard thousand dollars per year out OF IT,
by e3hbngi throughout the United BIaeS or he might
make nearly much by exhibiting II in this q eat empo
um OF North America where mere are &C many strangers
constantly arriving az good chance 10 make hr!une
MAJ 3 ain This painting hs1 bean valued
high thousand dollars but will nov be sold to Tho
hlgheal bidder.
In hz courfryead 10 Of the cites churches can al
wAys he hkt for rchl1g by admitting the Sabbath school
grE isr. ferms three months credit splendid L.cufo
accompanies The pBiLlng. Oh 0t
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

n j. RAILROAD AND TRANSFORMATIONS Co.
Mr. James W. Woodruff Of this Company, adver-
tines that be will be in the Office Of the Company,
Jersey City, from this till the 18th November, be-.
tween II AM and 3 P M. daily, to return articles
lost in the cars to their righsful owners and that
all articles not claimed on that day will be sold at
public auction, at the Depot, eraey City.
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WILLIAM FRANKLIN, Aucuoneer

DERRMPTORY SALE or $50 Lots OF
4 GROUND being part OF she Real Estate OF John d.
Rowland deceated and sold by order Of William G. Wet
more surviving Executor situated uponthe Boomngdao
road Eleventh and Twelfth The Railroad and Hudson
River extending from Eighty fourth 10 Eghy'nlnh as
including he water right in front olh properly tTgsnsI
with the tw large Hsnson Housea and other buildings
thereon embracing The most desirable property that has
ever been offerad a! public con-WILLIAM g.
FRANKLIN, SON Co will ao al auction, on TUEs-
DAY Ocl H. II O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange,
SIS Lots OF Ground siusted upon the 2oomngdsleroad
Eevpuh and Twelfth The Railroad and Hudson River,
extending from Eighty fourth and Elghy-nnth sts to-
ge,he with large mansion houses and other buildings
thereon.
extending out tho Thr,eeDhav tho exterior line OF the
city, established by The Legislature, embracing wafer
front OF about l. ITO feet.
Teams: Yen per cent and the sucioneers fees 10 DO
paid the day Of Sae liberal portion ofthe purchsae-
money may remain bond and mortgage.
photographic maps may be had al the office OF tho euc'
Noneers 5 Broad. a. WIN C. WETMORE
o4 u5t t4S38) Surviving Executor
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HARDW ARE.

PAPER MAKERS WIRES.
TANHE LARGEST STOCK In THE UNITED SYA1ER,
well assorted consisting OF FoHrdrinler Wires,
nom Sc inches to SO Inches wide Nos To- and ali
numbers OF copper and brass wire Cohfor salo The
lowest terms and warranted in every respect equal the
Imported The ofics 100 John-st NeWYork, or al tho
menufsc,ory, BellviDe, Hew-J erseY
tyle Smt VIM. STEPHENS SON.
SNMAIN UABLES.-A large sssoumeng 'EuSlish
~ proved, from S-S to II Inches, for sAle)
au2 GAUNT 4 DGRRICsON aeSouthst
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NEWARK ITEMS.

CENSUS OF NEwARK,-The Assistant MArshaB
for taking the census of this city, have just com.
pleted their work, and the results show that the
population a SO 9e2 In 1910 it waa 4 300, and In
$780, O995an increase in ten years of 81, 892, or
1875 per cent 1t will also be observed that our pop.
lation has nearly quadruped in 90 yOara
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pggAsURABLE n ~ womao eTcgts

e r s' :a;si; 4 e g:
s sta 70 ERE : sd no Sn" sps s Or
I espsctaUy ,n7 rtrIisr Medcatsd Soap 10 tbs only
,Ds%a od was1 T sasss ~ s
move eyery yesn! IN hs shape OF tsn, DinpeI ieekes
kin which chaps chse cracks and all akin dis
. 6 SSoS,'p se o be
caEia 70 "GoUrAUps Liquid Vegetable aouge gives
ESD permanent color 10 pale saes s and ps
6Ds insattareous Liquid BaiY Dye eolors red and
nv or y bic har beautiful giossy brown or black.
s6Tslub's Han Restorative, tral bottles 70 each.
~ ,sIc careful 10 purcha1e these a7iices genuine, and
C.r olv be doss ~ procuring hem al Or. aoURArDs
s61rn tecc 81 Aalkerst hrst siorefrom Broadway,
Cayetde; "a sou.h Thifdsi. Philsdelpha. o. Ina
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Nm uccOR&iCK. Auclloneer

wM MCCORMICK, AUclloDser.
AIgRCBAST TAiLOR'S STOCK OF CLOTH.
5{ING-WM McCOaMICK co. will ael This
DAY at 10 O'Clock 10 Spruce 't tho stock OF merchant
tsiioY &c log Europe consulting Of Fashionable fro:k,
sack aud 0yarc0ss lugerfae cashmere pan@ silk and
satin yssts remnants Of cioh and cashmere l.ios n
mings &c The whole worthy the stteato1 Of dealers and
Other. ola IT.
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Kew Jersey National Reform state COaven


Kew Jersey National Reform state COayen
ti0n.
This hody, comprising aom fifty deloga.ss from
d]fleren, sections OF the State, assembled 81 the
room Nc l42 Market street, in Newark Thursday
afternoon, when shey wee called to order by |. b.
Baupister, II Newark, and organized by the ap'
uoiDtme1t CT AAFon DOUGLASS, OF Pasaaio, PtesI-
dent: J. B Robinson, OF Monmouth, and William
Rowe, Of Hudson Vice Presidents, and D. b.
Tichenor Of EAex, Secretary.
On motion Of Mr. g. q Evans, ofMonmouth, they
proceeded 10 nominate candidate Tor 1oVefnof,
pledged to carry at the Land Reform principles,
a! d on the frat ballot, Moses Jaques OF RahTay,
gas unanimously choseo, with the understanding
thai be shall be Withdrawn II the other Candidates
will pledge shemgelvcs in favor OF their principles
A committee Of three from each Congregational
Ds1ct, viz from I'd, a, D. Tompklnl Peter D.
buff ana Benjamin Perkins from Sd, A a 6Arr
D. A Allen and William HcCord from Am, Dt
John Crimes, a. N. Swift and James s. Norris
from 5.b Darius Mills. Thomas D. Hox!e and " N.
Row-l,he let district to be filed by Mt Evans
we're appointed 20 receive from candidates tor 90
vernon Members Of Congress and Of the State LIE,
sislstura the following pledge, before they VIII
vcte %, him viz:
l. he ungefsi2Ied candidate for the ONCE Of - "a a.
the coming election terou5 OF restoring 10 man ns Ia
tual ligh ar d. and OF aneliorsilngi as isr 80 pAc
cable ihe cond ION of the dependent sndIess isoo e
ii the restoration Of the right OF independent soot can
h. secured viii heucsforih use ali my influence
e or cuI ct Office to cause the legal adoption OF the foi
l. To mitlhe quantity ofland any individual may hare
aeT SECURE in this Ss:e .,,.-.,:o, -, a..
II. TO exempt he Homestead from anenAnI9 % &c
eornt u a,y fnure debt mortgage or other isnlltJ
III To prevent az further traffic in me P12c Lanes 6
sid ont In sYd LOIS for the free and exclusive use
CT aclunl seuefs pot pusseesed Of other lands ,.
w. TO limit The hours flsbor TO ten on al! paohc u "
md IN establishments chartered by law
A Committee was then appointed TO drAfs feso-
iutons composed Of Messrs q S. Stewart, Andrew
arthur. ard Geo h Evans, and dunDg their 40,
.enee, Mr.. w V Barr of New YORK, addressed
ths Convention a,some ieog'b BE did mob ooooI
lass a great majority Of the people Of NeR jersey
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, OCTOBER ID

were In favor OF land rery--- -
present might be considered the .xp1nents a. shsi
majority. 1t was in primary assemblies iiss tnis,
thatshe germ WAS planted which woald 10 due
time rise and expand into mighty tree sad he
urged upon every neishborhe cd 70 form aaxiiary as
tociauons Legislatures now days, lesiassed or
the few,-for the andholders, while the working
n en- were iefs unprotected lfosnals, railroads or
sIy oleeF pg6ic Improvements ere called for,
they were asked only fr the purpose OF raising the
7slce Of TIE lauds Of the rc1, lh-reby compelling
tie poor Abcriug man to piy higher renFs, aud n.
erease ne Already buriensom5 eGp5ntes u Ms
family Aalo the two political Psste,, sh7i; p7o
iefEo1s were alike TO be discussed. Taay t6mldd
ed 1lm OF saying Of enaplin VINO is NV IN prison
II Mary lsnd for stealing gr1es tho difference b.
tween the Two political parties vas the ~ hIgd
waited a duty Of 30per Cent on potatoes Imported
from Maize and the Democrats would iimit IL % -
per cent The resolutions were then sdepsAd =
They urge the emancipation OF labor from CAPT
tai, the abolition Of and Monopoly g.; and re
ctmmeH I'd Withholding from zny party that doss not
sdopt these doctrines Wm. Highton, Salem, @.
Stewart, EeEex.J ID. Vra Gland, Hudson, William
McCord, Sussex, D. WelIs. PaSsaic, {. aEey,
Monmouth, and P, c. Huff, Atlantic, ware appoint
ed to call the next Convention The Convention
then unanimously nominated IsAsc P. WAIVER,
y. 8. Senator from Wisconsin, as their candidate
FOR President. Newark Daily Adv.
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BRUCE a. Chiffon, Aqc,ioae:r,

DER ENpT1Rf SALE OF Fly ssYen Binding
Lole in the City Of New York ana 3, Hsrlem-Pat OF
which are sid by order OF The Supreme Court-cOLG
CHILFON will sell al public suctcn on TUESDAY, OcL
T. ri O'clock al the Merchants Exchange the fnioT-
irg iuts They s susceptible CT immediate improve
ne n srd viii be sold without rsIerve:
Elghihs-5 lot. on sol!h side, between FrSta7 and
Avenue A,
\ ntla-l lot on south hide between First and Second
Teplh all ot on ,ouh side, between Avenue aud
Ninhst-l lot OF north side between First and Second
Twenb-st-l lot on north aide lille sas of Avenue A.
Thuteenh.al-l loI on south side, beiWten Avenues
AID 3.
Ttl.teenth-4--9 lois nonh side, between Avenues
snd B.
Fourletuth,si2 lots on south aide, between Avenues
snd B.
suyvessnts.-2 lots On Inc southeast tide, near Tnr
teeuth-,t
One lot Frstav bat one the southwelt
OF Fepthat.
s.coud-sv- west aide ad Joining the south.
corner OF Teolh-s1- With parry wall
Thirty seventh ilS lots on north aide between Seventh
and Eighth svs.
Thlhy-e ighh.-4 lo,u south aide between Seventh
sid Eighh.syS
Eors2th ard Sixth Rv3lou on the northeast corner
ofSxlh-sY and Foriy-si
FiHyffa ats lots north side, between Fihh and SIKH
Fifty second rt-6 ota south side, between Fifth and
SIX rvs
one Hundred and MIMI ard One Hundred aud Tenlh
Sis lots between Third and Fourth avs
Avenue A-l0 lots west side between Ode hundred ana
Eighteenth ard One Hundred aud Nineteenth SITS
TeFmr-7O per cent can remain on boud and mortgage
for three years
Maps OF The properly can be oblsned at the Auctoneera
Office g Wallst (l96) OLE sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

RrpctARs CAUGHT John and Thomas Ste
benson frederick and Robert Martin, Edward Durdican
ard Mathew KcAle', committed to prison on Pf
dsy 81 burglars Stephenson Duffican and aayin sre
b5rped with breaking into the premises OF Mrs Oakley
Of 30, and Bergen Sunday last some Of
the properly found In their possession. The above
gnrg wss aneEed through the vigilance OF ocsr sbad
6ol, ire TenIh Ward New York. and officer squres Of
tII ritz
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DsArn FROM polsos-Tbe Coroner ned 81 N.
quest Saturday rnotoiog, a the corner o. Amlsy
and hicks r.s. the body Its -if se- 5e .5
Effects Of ea,ng the seeds Of the 6sramo9iom or
i p,se e:tbeTed in the neg6borhood verdict ia
a acc spce pssrendered The Coroner also heafd
that two other children are lying dangerous'y ill.,
IN the same vicinity 10 F caution s their ebden rs
touching 30 deadly poison.
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RENI. MOONEY. Aucroneer.

HARDWARE, FANCY GOODS. PEA TRAYS, &c.
A4-BEHJAsIN MOOHEY wiz rel THIS DAY, 81 10
O'clock the auction Ii Pls BACK saws, bracea
bit5 ink suscendeF table eud pocts cutlery, puG.s
Ilee chains hc AEo 10 coEe stock large invoice OF
Tea trsys Also for account Of whom II may
quantity OF damaged knives and forks, &c Aiso 80 Eng
LAB dCutlebsrfel guns Ato, so7es scales, ''lih
which he sale wllcOmmeEce. ol4lt+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

WILDER'S PATENT 8 al AnGAHDERSAPE
TBNOW AND Has BEEN FOa A LONG FINE In
1hnged by CHARLEB }. GAYLER. He Ia now and
naa been uDdsr N order u Circuit Court OF tho U.
. since Juno 8i7 when / obtained judgement to ran.
der monthly his under oath to SAID Court, Of
seni In &ou thereof thai INJUNCTION issus forthwith
Therefore, his Ia give nGhce 10 al who have may
ouy safea Of said 0ayeT In violation Of said Patent that
1--we aaid 8ayer TO be irresponsible and | would re.
specitnly remind all sho purchase Ssl y look 10 u that
lna Safe has on Il WILDERS PATENT sALAH arr
Ger sA5E,7 IL order 70 be sure q lhe genuine
ne nodf E9 WILDER Psonea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

G7ARm Az AUCTION.-oue Of the bs,t Fsrnsin
The vic MY OF Ne~ 8iunsWcK NsW jersey, II miles
om the Railroad Depot form vriy snown az the oe.n
Yarn, ii be io,d et suction 2ocIock or THU fsDAY,
Oct IL the premises presenting opportunity 10
sns person wanting h,st.rste fsrH.- Oh ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

80 OUNSRACTOhS.-s propo.olq will re
received unul Aonosy evesioG October A. 1850. st
Trustees Hal liz the village OF ismab15gh 10 erec
the pan and specification wh'cl may be se51 =, ssId
SiuIttes Hail
No royoshll viii be receive Unies, ,Re price be plss,v
written 4 wads " wei Al 6ga'es, aud accompanied by
~ sgrsutea Of ,eiPocsibo ,utel4s, By order Of he
aosJd of TrySiees Jos iVI JOHN BROACH, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

E The Hightstown Record learns from Mr..
Aaron Coward, agent at that station, that over
10000 baskets Of peaches have been cent from
that depot to New.York thiF sesaon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

MIDWIFERY INSTITUTE, 81 LISP EHARD.
MET Established for the OIL ladies' desir
o. comfortable residence during their confinement,
sudsf the care Of Ars hAXW ELL, ar experienced ae-
oucheuse, 81 LspenArdsL Al diseases peculiar to tbe
teusle ae4 salf1liy He6isd oe I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

l-7g7 The Ocean County Opposition Convention
met at Tom River on the 5th, and nominated the
following ticket
Senaof-J Joseph onpban., OF Stafford. Asss@5lss'an
George D Burroughs, OF Brick Sheriff Joseph Parker,
Of Uron Smrogdte-Irs Davis, OF jackson C!erk-John
J. Irons, OF Dover
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/ n AEaWlN. kacHooeer
IL Y BANGS, BROTHER a. co. - sIGsdWsy
- .r4arf fafir nal

REGULAR FALL PARCEL SALE
o. ENGLISE AhD AMERICAN Bo1Ks -aONUAt, Nos.
l. so0 Il Co solicit cCnsiErmen's tof tue 'ae ~
above Thairvoicer Nresdy received rom london giYs
4,u'srr- -ri s'tr--t,ve csts'cgus AID The pehod
srisc-e " DIT 2 - sIreI ~ Opp3I1nlIy tot
lie posi- ri Siardst AID tcs 1oks ard OF
,pc7 ~ az particularly sdsp,ed to III Holiday Ssas5n
fte catalogue wi rs 'ssned early day, Invoices
ibeuid seEetole te ia-eiihed ipme:ttusy.
PRIVATE SALE
large ssIuTunento pongine and wiling pspsrs Also
Eohut valuable I'D pepus ssrtes under hee OF
no 81. dard Library, The Cssscs Lo7sry, tho ANXIOUS
Lib7SI he Scientific Library ard he Ilusrasd Glib
rary each ezbrlciae he nes cooks issued In the bee
siTie sid unparalleled ia Apnesa The last Issues
7hih u.l received. ,ee second volume ncu
ieu ot JGDDS VasarIs' Lives ot Psners, Sculpm ma
sr6 AFcnecis As,sdes Nicnomschean Ethics yrsnsls
h uues crs IA aud seeced an sRag Teal nsrodp
Ic b. K - Bovine, A 81 ; ard CruEshanks, ehrre
co1s3 ard iesse5 With illustrations Orders for these
5nd al he previous vormes promptly executed Also,
Lar1rers Lectures On sc!cuce and Art EwbsrkI
lies and Mechanics, 5enne0s Do0b q EGuy aoos Keep
Ing rev sdl.;Cn, &c &c lc
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, quadrupled in 90 yoars

The census alao shows that there is on an aver.
age ore dwelling house for a fraction over peo
ple and fraction over fvep persons in each family
Ey- The village of Freehold, Monmouth Co. &C
oordng to the late census, contains $40 inhabitants
ian increase of 500 since l840) lO7 houses and
i26 families In the whole Township, there sre
2.G32 inhabitants, 3s5 houses, and 40 famiIies.
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WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

g5F Tie Williamsburgh Ferry Company are
making arrapg ements to warm the cabins of their
boate by steam on plan similar to that by which
one Of the new Fulton ferry-boata is heated, The
apparatus has been placed on board the boat Sene-
ca, and will be introduced on board tho other boats
az soon as practicable,
" An infant child was deposited on the atoOp
Of HI r Hoggett Bouth gecond at on Friday morning
H A lad employed in the ropewalk at the
head OF Moore ST. bushwick, frighfuy injured In
The face Thusdsy, By being struck with the laying
machine" while jumping the track He died yes
terdey morning
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VTVARIo PLoUmDEUR

3UaSNi9H 70 RHE KING OF fHE BGG0iahs.
THE Stbsch6e ts0Io agent 10 inc Unad Statea Tor hs
sale OF lhe celebrated yysno Pieumdeaft NE srlnt
. prepared feceiys and execuls al orders lor guna
estol; &c &c, Of all descriptions on the aiosi eYof'blf
lsrus With dispgEh Po patterns and further Psfe
GLARS sppl? "a LOUIS Z. ECLUsE.
Oh In - liberty a1feal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

sbOOK BINDEMs, LEATHEh.-Thea qbschbec
sI6as on h,nd and Ia conszny receiving Engnsh Cob
cred ssiyeY olofsd Calf sEins French Y1key Morocco
eusss Red Leather Salted Splits and Cs!f s5ins 1ok
Cloth Marble Paper and every article required for bind
cry Always on hand large sGsorimen OF GEO. D1dleys
superior sart skiyers Blank, Sheep and lew Caf sErs
ofwb' are offered EIthe lowest msrEet priceab by
OF Inn JAMES COOK, 1851 PeaIEs..
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LAW COURTS.

COURT CALEtDAR-This Day-Common Pleas
Part Noe AL TAG 7t3 1885, 767 1862 ISL. Part II-Nos
$50 746 75 49, 1884 756 1853, 74O 1872 764 766, 49, TIA
i76, 778, $50,
Superior Comt-Publhed on Saturday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

LUXURY. IaFOH3AEP 70 ThE LADIES VI
THAT Infinitely superior article for the toilet A. War
GERS Liquid Amber rapidly taxing the place Of all soaps
he nursery and for hose having delicate aan. Eyery
lady Is aware Of the Injurious effects attending zoe lse Of
Sill soaps matter how good they are 81 nell Elad nCf
piy he plecs has long been desired ard erpee.ed xno
LlQUIL AMBER Will DO found to f1lly meet mlg @ II
as Ia far superior any soap over made couik s
The sofiening detergent or cleansing propeiInes u wv
imported soaP wilhoat any Of he l6n5 stopped bottles al
Il l. pu! up In splendid glas $; & gI eents
ssT 9Hss 0nS b ~. WAE Z
sas 90 III s,sS@sy n Ell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

gg' At the annual election of the New Jersey
Telegraph Co. at Trenton, on Friday, j. g. Potts
was chosen President, Johnston Livingston, Trea
hurer. and ] Q. Bell Seoretery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

connection with her Tor was hs ever a. h1 ID to 99oa
psstengers or IN sry - n'eifea N 5st 'ea
M re- bsn seven simis GIMP llnis naVs 2ssn -.
tc bsil tn $500 IA in def M irefeoi 'n.nre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
DRY GOODS.


nRY GOODS Az WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
DMcHARG II RICHARDSON IS Liberty. ST. Invite the
attention OF csBh buyers their stock OF 9o0ds consist
Ing OF Cloths Cassimetes VesnRs, trimmings, Prints
Nbite Goods Besched shrtings, Linens Flsnnes Ticks,
In fact every auics neeS ed In retail stock which they
will sell in lots to cult purchases low prices for cash
a27 2meod*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Ke07ney vs. Paine
ct al-Action Of alleged eIpass, already referred to-.
Verdict for deiendsnP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be.
4 tveen ANTHONY IL ERRY kJOHH Il HELLER
watch makers and Jewelers. Is lha day Dissolved
al consent All elamg against the lse firm vii be settled
when presented TO John Heller who Will conia1e the
above businefs at The old stand 2t7 Grand formerly 2i
sigred, ANTHONY I4BCERY,
JOHN e. HELLER.
New YORK. oc l. 1890 ol13t-
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EK,HE PATEHR OFFICE having decided In favor
Of r. NJ. Ray as the frat and true inventor OF the In
dis Rubber Railroad Spring, and sgalns W. c. Fuller who
hsd claimed the his Invention aud whose nst-
CATION and that OF Horace II Day (who has manufactured
The metallic vuchnized Rubber for such aprnSa several
Railroad Companies have ntfinged. not only upon the
rights of the said q. n Rsy, ard rendered themselves
liable for large damages but sso upon the patent rights
Charles Goodyear agains all OF whom suiIs for damages
for Infringement will be commenced IN she OF failure
comp enFaOn speedily against Horace Day.
against whom several quits now pending.
All Railroad Companies cautioned against infringing
upon the said patent rghs OF said Charles Goodyear or
OF NJ Ray by the use OF such India Rubber spngs
bnc for all future nfngements actions will be mmsdigte
ly commenced. y. III RAY Ottice 81 Broadway.
Annexed 10 copy OF The official certificate from the
CommsiiOner OF Pelenis-
COPY.
UNITED STATES PATENT OPTICS, WAsHHiEGr0N, % G,
l2lh September, 1850
BIN You are hereby Informed that IL the OF Tho ia
reference between claims aud thoEe OF w c. Fuller
upon which heartLg appointed take place ihe
second Monday IN August Mo question u priority Of In.
ysnton hss been decided In your favor enclose copy
OF ehe decision
The testimony In The csae Is now opon tho oapecdon
OF those concerned
Yours respectfully
Bigred DELLIPf G. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commsai0nsr Of Pateaw
ar. Fowler n Ray,
c "A. Keller, ESQ New.YorE OF 50ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

k1IPs-S75, 0OO.-Havtng aided 81 gely TO ay OE.
Liner s.ock now have land The largest and 5es ID
Iectcd sock to be found il ll. city consi1ng Of all 100 va
nous styles OF Tampa for lard, oil csmpaene apr AAd
doeS, chandeliers c.udslebfss table cutlery, fancy or1s
menJ, &c. &c. Oil camphene spirit gas, phoSgene ga
xickB, glasses, &c.
E-Just received large lot Of very beautiful China
Vases all Of which vii be Soa chsaPer han al any oIoef
house u his city Goods loansd Tor parties.
CHARLES FULLER, rs Gfeenwtcb-at
~ On. hstneen Y srreu ed Chsrrhara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
GRAPES FOR THE TABLE.

LtXCELLENT GRAPES for de,e1 from 10 10 ceru
Eper ID ST he Gep6ttor Cozzen''s vineyard,
Al Dobp,s Ferry, John-st New YORK.
GRAPES FOR PIES AND JELLlgS,
Loo,e 1ipe ard immature Isabelas itom ) TO cenu
per 10.
GRAPE VINES
or choics variety from he above vineyard i1d al "no
salc snd ctaii, With instTucuon. TO purchasers
o2 lnls J. COZZEHs, 9Jo1a.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

PLANK ETS-l5O CAGES Macknaw, Negro, Family
Dand Borth Blankets. for sale by
o5 NEeMiPH& co so aud 50 elDe-sl.