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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
a FEW OF THE NOVEITIES to be

IA seen by visit 10 TUTTLEs splendid EmP0f'lig'
European Fancy Goods, 3i5 Broadway aext door - ''
cock s Leadbealers Dry Goods Estabiishment-y1'
THE PATENT BED CLOTHES CLASP, to pfs'eat
the community kicking the clothes Of Of cold HigD'S-
invaluable attachment to the beds Of children.
THE PATENT POCKET UIBRELLA-ao'e 49,
convenient Another case jus received from Pah'
THE PATENT BABY JusfPER-of special 'a'ls az
importance every mother who regards the heain ia 10y
uiness Of her infant, and her OVID convenience
ROCKWELIl5 PATENT NEWSPAPER flhh9 -
LETTER CLASPS, now being adopted by al the P'ins'
pal hotels ,..
THE PATENT NEEDLE-THREADER, By ~afs
sLor;-sgbied, blind nervous ladies may tafeH ~
needles without further ceremony
BALLOONS, with faI directions for naa1oa. -.
BARCELOEETTE5, or FRENCH CRADLh'' -
equaled for ease and variety Of motion. Ait
RELIEF PAIETTNGs-soneihin new ana i, A'''
ceHE-worih long journey 70 see very e" "a .os
sELF-MOYING, or PEDESTRIAN Iofo-''--
~, bat superb ...,,e,l ,.,oa
WAX DoLLs-The largest and most 6ea1a'l -
rent in lie world wholesale add retail, al pnce'
ingly low .....,. seaa.
PARTISAN MARBLE srATUARY-Ezqltsi'el'' W.
JryXY LIND MUSIC BOXES, for the pad0' q =
t,pg roou-playirg every fayo1te air. ,ys ~
snlenJid OPERA GLASSES and OPERA FAt'''
great variety Just received per Franklin o,o,,s
Porcelain, Alsbas;er spa, Bohemian G.ass aD4 ~
ORNAMENTS. Of every description.
PAPER MACHE articles IL splendid 7ansy pa
WORE BOXES, DRESSING CASES De- s,aIb, u
PERTRIES, Of Rosewood Mahogany, PAPER "''
ToRTo!SE-SHELL CONES. -..r..e
PEREUMERY, COMBS, BRUSHES, ara ''s''
F4ScY STATIONERY, FANCY cCrLEs LEI. t .so1-
4 ~
Sands Q. articles Tor orpamea. ard use iHP0s''D
EleraIe ,yijs 81 ias
THE GREATEST NOVELTY 70 be met WIZ lor
splendid Estab.srea; vii 5e osnd II Ia9 TrIrrLE u
faIeEs at winch lie s6oyc Goods are 'ol :, gasdwsf
ing he = 20 iassdgce RE iogpee '2sss-l owsd Y
HITCHCOCK LE4DEEAT4R e''Als s-.l ~ and
example Iao.es End liz Flto s=SsI'y -, he pareas'
81 tie lnsA7E9T co6sEE ~ ~ - rs :"
ofDRY GOODS and FANCY GOoD''
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TOial..,...,......$lS,lI u 80
Increase for this wear. S5.q54

:
The JockSoa,lW TENNESSEE Wig says that
the bills on the Bank OF East Tennessee. Knox.
vile, are very uncurrcnt in that section. They
arc not received in payment debts.
AZ active movement is being made to extend
the Cape Cod Branch Railroad to Hyannis, or
some other point below Sandwich, conveniently
accessible by steamboat from Nantucket. Meet
ings have been held in Narmouth and Nantucket
to promote the object Several routes have been
surveyed, which are under consideration, namely
One from Sandwich VIZ south side of SC0rton Hill
and Hyannis, TO armouth Port Another from
Sandwich, and common with the first, TO Scorton
Hill, via Barnstable to Yarmouth Port. And still
another, common with the last mentioned at its
two ends, but passing north Of ScoFton Hill. a
branch line was also run from near Hyannis vii
loge to the wharf at HyanniS Harbor The length
OF the HyanniS route is about Il miles and that
OF the Yarmouth route, via Barnstabe about Il
miles The former, ii is said, may be built cheap.
est, by 5000 mile, the latter being estimated at
Sl5600 q mile. Boston Times.
We learn from the L. Roy Ga;elt, OF Tuesday
that the Directors OF the Conhoctou Valley Rail
road met at Lskeville on Tuesday the 18th inst
and adopted the middle route as the one finally to
be used by the Company.
The grading Of the last division--L ebanon to
Indianapolis, % mes--of the La Fayette and In
dianapoHs Railroad has been put under contract
and the whole line is to be completed by TIE LIST
July next. This road, says the Iqd3ana Stats
loar1'oh being the direct and only route to Chica.
so for all the lines oonvergng at Indianapolis from
the East and South, must rank with the leading
thoroughfares OF the West
AT the annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad. it was
voted to apply the earnings of the Company,
$4,000, 10 the debt Of the Comaany instead OF to
the paymentofa dividend
The business Of the Custom House during the
past week. in Dry Goods, has been as annexed:
Entered fer Consumption
MfNrrACTpgES o9 WooL
Woosas 49pkss; Co'h do Worste3. u dc; Cotton
eod Wofsied 30 do; sun Goods, 80, NaoaoS, 10
Apaccas, do Laslngs, do Shaw.S, loi HandAer-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25


R1eT AND OUTRAGE ON THE RA1lRoAD-I Wo
MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL WoUNDED-ihe
Blarsville PA Appalachian contains an account
of n series OF riots which have recently taken
place among the laborers on the railroad near
that place The riots commenced by an attempt
on the part Of the Far Downs north OF Ireland
mem to drive the Leinster men from the road
The following are some of the particulars -
On Friday morning upwards OF hundred oil
the " Far Downs" from above, nearly all armed
with guns came along the line, gathering up
those friendly to them, and making the others thy
from the road while those of the same faction
from the sections towards Grecnburgh moved Tor
ward to Join them They united at Section ~
lMadigan's,) near Craigs Mill, about three miles
from town, where the opposing faction also gath
cred in great numbers. W. havehea The whole
number on both sides variously estimated at from
500 to 1000. The Leinster men considerably out
numbered their opponents All carried weapons
of some kind-some having pick handles, and 9th
ers pieces of iron, bayonets attached to poles, nc
but the majority were armed with guns and pistols
fight took place in which two OF the Far
Downs" named Callahan and Smith, were Killed
On the other side we hear of but one beins wound
ed hereceivod two sugs in the side The F." far
Downs. were driven from the ground, 1t has
been reported that four were killed, but there Is
no certainty in regard to more than the two men
toned nm
Since the riot on Friday, the work on the Rail
road has been suspended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
NLEGANT TOILET REQUISITES,
4 4 each of infaiihla allrLhuLts.
FlNE HEAD OF HAIN,
ROWIANDiS MACASSAR OIL.

The nnnrecrtlented success of this discovery either in
preserving the hair Ia ls original strength and oeSnty OF
resoringit whenlos is universally known and aPprec'a
teJ md recorded BY testimonials most numerous IN
themselves and certified by the highest authorities i mas
Obtained the exclusive patronage OF Roy"l!y not ony s
Tegard the Court of Great Britain hu those OF the Whole
of Europe From It's exquisite purify aud dec4cy II Is
admirably adapted for the mar OF children even OF Tue
nos in tIe nursery OF ROYALTY, and By the families OF no,
b and asoeIaey Of se Bd no ed 10 sa asf s 6e
rsas oi fa beauty or add 10 tie attractions OF man
" race and aspect win be found an indispensable sqX
Iiary 10 the toilet both OF iudes ana gentlemen fFce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
pEARLY SIT Us TEETH
pHT1rANUsS 0pnkTD

~
Or PEARL DESTRificE, White Powder conpolAaed
OF The choicest aud most recherche ingredients 81 re O
tai Herbal OF iresiInan- rsIue 10 preserving ana ai-
ifng the teeth STRENGTHENING Ie gums Gu1 N rendering
the breath sweet ard pure. II e3aI patc ~ a
besons 20 tie teeth aud in-ure peer4ke "teness to
the eugueea surface Is ant=epuc ana bnl!-scofDutc
properties exercise igav benehciA and sanitary lnlu-
ance Thev arrest further progress OF decay OF the
teeth induce healthy action OF the gums ard cause Them
10 assume he brightness and color indicative OF perfect
The pfcprieors Of this dence pledge themselves thar
rs efficacy u preserving aud eL1bvishIng me Teeth far
lrasses anqhl1g Of tie kind yet offered to the
gbc and has IN consequence obtained IL selection by
The Queen The Court and Tie ROYAL Family OF Great
Britain and the ScYeregns and nobility throughout tG-
rome While the geuerH demand for il a once announces
ne favor f. winch t. i held. Price p sd per box IN
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
In consequence Of the numerous spurious and highly
.Kavdor and OdDni0 in circulation in Inc United
States A. ROWLAND y SONS 1f London. beg 20 an
nounce thar article OF theirs the United sai
bears snel label wlh he Of either one OF heh
Two appointed Agents as folloUs
CSC D PHELPS. Only GENT importer OF Drag &c
% Ciid-st NeT'l ork-A Or
- Ne srs c. F. BaAY L Co, Only Agents. Boston.
- The genuine articles are sold o. every r. -Al
Pertumer and Chemist lhrougho the United St4.ss
= To be Lad as above, genera sssoIIlsll % ~
LANDS celebrated SOAPS and EXTRACTS, w
RoWL4SDts Brown WINDSOR cotP-
VICTORIA WINDSOR SoAr
NlCToRlA TABLETs
ESPRIT oE MtREscHtLE
Milf EFLEuA
e.. PrRg:4zfOT, Sc. ~
GEo PRELrs. Importer Of Dnlss, C-y - - -
Clf-.t York is the General " aoi.s.s - ~
T,,ed Staies and IS prepared % SUM-! M .,ffs
-, ssgS-sb5.,' reTrrs 4 ROW hAhD 5C.tS'
iloss 70 ,5;S.ss1iiy 70 Ha!Iou GARDEN L0udon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
Receinta of Produce

Rvthe North Rirer Boats, Nor. 23.-l7, 100 bbls
FIouT leo do Ashes ga pkgs Beef $50 do Butter 30
do Cheese coo bushels 0sts l7Z79 do Wheat 10 DDS
WHISKY 58 bales Wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
R0TVT,AND'S KALYDOR.

An ORIGINAL hal arc preparalon, perfectly Tee TOM al
mineral metallic azafs END .d is ,0 geeis on 9f hs he
Jn i1s slrIo,i on the pores and The minute Sc
c1soy al mpae' .nd iom h. n es s5sfS
s!iays ese! I-e3s tan pimples, spots frecklep dis
coLae and other yisitaons The radiant
bloom il mpars to The cheek le sones' c.n
soothing irritation and removing cuEaneous defects render
il indis pen sable TO every toilet
ZION sfd terdeess OF the SKIN, and render soft smooth
and pleasant -. 81 t.,5t.
,,rds nj Winter and ia Of sunburn, stngs OF in
sects cbibans chaPpvd hands or incldel.a n,tnna
H. virtues have long and extensively been acknowe geo
lis purifying and refreshing properties haY OBTAINED s
Sc econ by the Queen, the Court and The Royal Family
Of Great Britain and the several Courts Of Europe 10
eiher with the elite OF the ersIocracy from tie sury
cli1nfs India the frozen realms Of The Car Pnce
4.
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DOCKY= BAR MINING co. DIVI-

a DEND-The President ard Secretary having recent
- ,rre9 from California hereby NOTIFY Stockholders
certificates issued prior 70 the the ith INST ai
Dividend has been declared Of Ice per cent or SO peg
share GU. Ct The operations OF the Company since ne ohtn
~ ID last and that The VIII be pad aad after ths
b sy OF December next q; the office OF the Company n
lie CIV OF Newly ofs, Al IS ch time rev certificates VII
5ise. On sJ.rreier OF the oi-Dated Newly OK 9tt
Nov 1886 PHILQ D MiCKLES, President
=UelseaN Secretary.
PsZV.Fsed, "a -, md ~ zib,e oesoa n Or near Wal
81 On tie LEI or u floor Address Trough TIE Pos C
- - AVE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

chiefs DO; Coyerr do bl9pse7 90 l5
do N-ripo do, do " 0fstsI IAi i'I'u 'fi7-, -
C,1'a 20. Earn . 40; Ca-Feiu2, doi Tapestry AiI
VeIver 10 le do Tot, 2l7 - 20. c,,-,,,
MANU- -. w IN 3 do. f,ogfams Is do.
Coau- :! pHssi ,4,sd 10 do: Vsi7..- 7 10. Lire=
Do Red Les = 90 DO tnvers do. rTqiod Pad
ings do Mo ZION dn. Hose IA do. Gl1y,.. do:
ding. DO elnltinert =. 20 R7f,.,s i, I,4rs,I
Frn. Is 40. 'po.9, 1a9,lf3rrras of Cation - do
do; Narpf / uVi O-"st
Total, ~ pigs ,,,s,r,cTuRgs OF SILK
Shh7 "a - JIv-l do; Plush 10 do: ; X aud
Cl'ei i'oSgn cla1z - I6 fsaik-rehef- 5d1; *
s9d Cor Nsg d. adj d. Six e6d Cot ' 40 DO IS shaw.
3 I'D yTfrst d.. do. ; and Cot Vestnss do; >
arc Vor.;ed 90 II Go and Cotton 70 do; aad llne2
$40, 5 AID Cotton Dsma-h, d.: Boiling Cloth, doi
Serg, do fiose 2io; and Wor-t do. do; Cloves
2d6. Rnftou do, Servings DO Bral1s dos Bindih{s
E do; Gallons : do; Gimps do; Trimmings, d.
tr manufactures OF, II do. IotaI. ~ PACKAGES
mtNUFAc1T,GiES9s5 o. 5L.AT .,..., r., .
Linens 83 psck9ges das ~ 40 LINEN aR1 S y
do go;hermanufactures Of DO Ioi3' 353 pays
INSECT ,sEo9s Sd, r,l,.-.-s am,
Fesihers do Embroidery do; Lace do, Collars
Cuffs Hsefiines &c q 19 ~ ~ pa 1o 2a a9. DO
Leather Gloves 10 co h1 a. A. A. - . ~ Vehh
SuspeDderE; do' bIu9A7' uo 40 sii,7' go .t III
DO Bindings do A9[ie S, gs't a. 90 Oh tI
las ar ~ ~ So ~ w. 0
gao Ao'D' 1 15V pN5'
lt1thdTG}cn from warehouse,
MASUFAcTUREs or wool.
W9 70 r66s do G2 abe ao Doc css Tabe
Covers / do: Blaukets. : do. Total. Il pkgs.
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
Coitons so packages; Coiorel do, do Gnglanls qo
Muslius,4 do Nelreis Zdo; Emhroldered Mlshs' 40
HandheTcles, do; other manufactures oil, b 90 4ota
48 phgs.
Silks IL packages: SIX and Cotton do: Pongees,
do; Six and Wofsed Fances do; Servings do; Bat
Buttons do other manufactures of do. Total, Is pigs
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX.
Linens II packages; do and Cotton 2 do Laces and
Collars ! do. Thread. 4 do. Total "A pk2s.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Stray Goods II p2ckases sasPen1S 5,;in 40 -a: d
do. Total, ~ pkgs-
Emle 1t.4 J rg,., esG IT .2o6,
Woolens package; Cotton and Worsted, 95 do Cash
meretts, do. Iola, % PEGS, -. -o-rov
~ MtSUFAcTUkEs OF Go1b t,S.lirs do. En-.
broideres, do; Hose, dos Umbrella Con aoi o'Aer
manufactures o t SP 1cfu gU OF G' SIX
Silks packages Grapes do Servings % oi Buttons
1do' Io'ai q PEE .tt s,,p ,cr,,prs OF FLAW.
;s 20 ~ T. linens and fntfon 8 do; Thread
2doi "ooen Substitutes, 90. doyal' % pigs
pitscELtASE2 g,,,.or "A do Leather
Ci VIZ 10 Ps s . d Tiai AZ 3igs
oioHtsi HOi hloiceh4i' ( w. 1ot'ti ~ iF't7'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
Markets

marltets....... BUFFALO, Nov p
The receipts since our last have been; FLOUR,
2 roo blfs: WHEAr 1900 bushels CoRN, none FLOUR
has been dun WHEAT is steady and firm at 78G6oc for
ONO Corn s demand with sales al 5oc for mixed
Western The rates OF FREIGHT are unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
ApRI,N H. MrLIER. Aucuoneer

a II. MULLER, Auctioneer, will sell
LAs on SATURDAY Nov sd, 1850, at z NJ Mlhe Mer.
chants Exchange by order OF The Supreme Court In par.
tcn Inc following valuable property belonging 10 Tie e.
tse OF Sands Reynolds, deceased, VIZ:
EighheyA lot OF Land, with paTiy wall on the easter
IL side Of the Eighth II The center OF the botA De-
tween Twenly.fourh ana Twerty-h6h-st
Thrett ard THIRTY FIRST stsrwo lots Of Land rnlilg
through from Thrtalh TO Thtyhrs SITS go feel east o.! a
Eighh-avenue . feet in width each, with Ihr6e dwelling
hoGscs stable and oo houses This pfoPefys
capable Of being rented to great advantage ,,
Thifiethst "A vacant lot the North side Of Iala,
e-st ia feel OF Eghhayeuue % feel VIDE ana Aan
the block In depth ,,i,.
Any further information may be Obtained Of me Aoenoa
eer or OF j. K. FLANAGAN, WhH-st. whoro aap"
the property may he seen, tls@
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FINANCIAL.
tTENA AND CHICAGO UNION

DATFNA AND CHICAGO UNION
VaRAHROAD C0MPANY cA...,,o N,, 1870
,-07,rct, ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS hereby
gwen 10 he stockholders asna an5 Ga e., c 9agl
Railroad that dividend OF egn peg CEN On F a go go
ioSa Ps9 r % SIX onas ending the 5si day OF oco
her i85 PAYABLE on the 12;h day Of peceLnDer nss
a which VIII be redeeuiabie N Ii p.id shares OF
stoeE in said Frst Division wne8 presented a. s ono
nsetors " 81 LARRABEE, secy. no D&WtDlo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

IoalresouTces. Sl5, Co92' 81
A meeting Of the Tehuantepec Railroad Com
pany was held at New Orleans on the 18th No
vember when the following information was com
municated, showing that New Orleans mas in ear
nest taken hold OF this great project.
Several letters from Maj. Barnard were read
In the first be says that he was then engaging his
party for the surveying exploration, aud asked IN
formation IN regard to the face OF the country
across which the route OF survey will pass end
whether ii Is practicable for wheel carriages. He
suggested, as a matter OF Importance that all the
facilities fer the survey should be provided on tue
lsthnus that there might be no impeachment to
It's early completion III his second letter be says
that 1t was bis purpose to leave NewYork on tue
I2th inst. for this city, on the steamer Georgia
mir Benjamin remarked that telegraPhIc as
patch had just been received, giving information
that Maj. Barnard did leave on the Georgia as ne
had expressed his purpose 10 do. He may there
fore he expected to arrive here about the 2oth.
In third letter, written at Baltimore. he refers
to the probable amount OF the expenses OF tue
survey, and says, from the estimates he has been
able to make, it cannot be much, il any, less than
S39rooo. He advises the purchase or charter, by
the Company OF steam propeller. OF q drait 50
llt inst can transport ali the stores necessary
ior TIE surveying party 10 some convenient pJL4t
M the river Cuatzacoacos, and mentions the
Gen Smith. that is or was recently in Matagor-
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
Deafh-l1arkets aud stocks.
Correspopdelce of The Tribune

PmLAoGtpu,. Sunday, Nov a.
James Shustcr, aged % years, blacksmith by
trade died very suddenly and strangely yester-
day afternoon. in the shop of bis employers, IN
Fyont.gt. above Mary. He had just returned
from dinner, OF which meal he paftook very
heartily
,hot th,, notorious Baltimore Pat had been ar
.asted in Baltimore. Officers, armed vita tequi-
s;t;on proceeded to that city for the purpose Of
bringiUg him on, when il WAS discovered that the
nerson IN custody wasn't the much desired to be
seen individual. Tie officers therefore returned
without their much coveted prize.
Yesterday James Sherry, Sr, and James Sher-
w. Jr. were arrested IN Kensington, charged with
being concerned in The recent dabollcal attempt
TO destroy the lives Of the members OF TWO Ken
sington families by blowing up their dwelling
with guppowder. They were held Tor further
hearing.
Robert S. Wilson and John Eigert were arrest
ed on Friday, and held to bail, charged with pas
sing counterfeit money.
Ia the City and Liberties ofPhiladclphia, during
The week ending Yesterday. there were 113 deaths
or consumption, II Adults, Sc; Children 81.
The Stock market has been quiet to-day me l.i9u
transactions in Reading Railroad onsGs a. ~, oaie
ard he Bonas at 7g3 There Is iess No. ~ ~ ~
m HE jances prices are wei latl,ilneuy 49,; the
material change 10 notice IN NE MONEY iaiM fi md
ms, week The Banks continue 10 Discount iigeiJ,
hny. about as many applications es ney eau on 80;
Ynodate The movement oi SPece 10 lue S ~ 1iIaro
and II is estimated lrtL upward ol iHies ,
,nve Ie, s., from NeW-Iork including nhHon uNls-
fs,red 10 the SulTreasury il New-Ureais Iho helvy
operptous in the different Sohtueru ports ete
the itiuu facilities i he effect upon pu MOI ~ VII
he rrirlortsat tlan cOuntefbaHhcel ~ tne
decline IN the rates OF Exchange on Guro2e' "ln a7
areppeued confidence regard toOur European balances
Thenpsons Bank Mole Reporter ptol'5nes Jde staue
of species Of shin plaster wicn hh7 ueen fsuu AZ N{,t
cy III II purpOris 10 be ctflncae OF 0ep9su Io nv
Dollars The Farmers ana Metcnans tHennage 70 u o.
Quincy Il is signed BY G. Marsh Cashier, aHd , H.
swin President aud payable denand II mas al Tue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

NOTICE.-The Stockholders Of the Ma
con and Western Railroad Co are hereby notified mat
the privilege of subscribing 10 the NEW STOCK VIII eX-
pire On the lst OF December next The parties entitled TO
said Stock who shall have paid the FIRST nstanent OF
SIS uer share at the Bank Of the State Of New York. on or
previous to that date will forfeit their right TO take the
same Nov p 1850 Signed,
MS tjiv ]. H. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
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Washing without Rubbing by the OF the wonderful
NKTASH COMPOUND, prepared by

Wafhing without RubbIng, by ne use OF ne "olIeT!5l
NK7ASH COMPOUND, prepared by
w wA6ANF BEAyELT. PATENT LAUNDRESS.
in compliance with earnest requests, MADAME IL. BEA
WELT Will have ready for sale on the ~ DF ; ~,
OFT RI-RBING or pounding The great popularity OF
Ter system Of EASY WASHING is well Known iais
ori lime without iuufiu lie clothes, mabog item "iiLS
as snow Sold in bottles containing enough 10 deTs
So hS (3r,ceIs and Druggists generally SEND otHsls
LIN ne, cash free of postage 10 5. TOUSEf, Agsnt 20
Nassau.st. NewYoTh.
ctpERIyF,s sALE-By vuus seveIa executions to a' o.
p - and delivered erfoss 70 sas al pnnA1 alegl'
srsa ths g7eh 8a Novers5et 1880 II io oeoes "a E
,r71 a. N. s.b and shop ot ElJn aod eaaH
S1-.ti re. two doors Fstay.nA7 4'r1h.
- -b., sssf blt- glass. paint-, stone 5f.n
~. IS, 1850. AHAOAA1 zs5 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

r YON'S MAGNETIC POWDER, 40
H BROADWAY
BY this Powder we prescribe
All The noxioLs insect tribe,
Bedhug cockroach ant and fly
Rueh 10 taste-and tasting do
Quickly too, ii puts veto
On the rascay Muskeo.
Insects die beneath ills ban,
Yet II harms nor child nor man.
For Rats aud Nice he has a PILL
Most potent in its action
Should they annoy just give dose ,ost In.
Twill cost you but fraction M IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

EzT The Rfcfaaond VA Daily Dispatea, the
first attempt at Penny paper in that city has
passed into the hands OF Mr. j. A. Cowardin as
proprietor--Mr. w. H. Davis withdrawingion ac-
count of III health The Dispatch is spicy and
readable sheet, aud deserves success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
ANTHONY J BLEEcWER, Auctioueer.
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A UCTION SALE OF the CELEBRA-
IA-TED FRANKLIN BArti-ASTHONfy BLEECK,
FR viii sell AZ auction on TIL ESDAY NEXT Nov. ~ AZ
y O'Clock NJ ri his Sales Room Broad-sL The whole Of
the celebrated Franklin Bath she lies al Green.
wood together with all her furniture and apparel This
the largest Floating Bath constructed in the United
States She has gtntlemens BATH XlO0 feet, ladies'
bath SOx50 feet large bows bath and macy other private
baths also large and beautiful rereshment room, kc &c
Asl furniture &c on board, be al the Auction
Room on the day ofsale n2 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

NOTICE.-To Ship Masters, Hotel ana M.
Boarding. House propHelcrs, private families &c ~
mestc Dried Fruits Of every DESCRIPTION w oBipess
ma Psa5bre ' Dried Blackbcrries, Dhcd ClHans'
MOI pesrbes Dried Whorleherries, Dried Caerss'
D,ed pInms Dried Strawberries, Pited OnsnIs''
sIao general assortment Of first quality OF Gips'
shakers Sweet Corn En- gis Split Peas. Bird Seed e.
40 Pearl.st. No o'0O-