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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

Fms At sr. Lows, Mo.-Betveen three and fosr
oelock on Sunday morning. flames were discovered is
ups from the second story windows Of the extensive
buildings situated Market between Thirteenth aud
Fourteenth streets known ne the Park Mil. the pro-
p.rty a r. A. Buchiand The mill ~As one q the best
n this city and the entire oss buildings machinery
and stuck estimated by the proprietor ct SO 900 on
which there an Insurance. OF $4,000 The mill
and t.rshouse contained between 100 and 200 bar
r.s 81 aour packed and ready for shipment between
aioo and bushels Of wheat about $50 bushels Of
shorts srd bran and some 2,oot grain sacks, ell Of
which burnt With the exception 81 $50 barrels Of
f,ur saved IN damaged condition. The stock Of -four
and grain insured In the Hartford Agencies for
80 COO the bsdngs and machinery In tvo Of the Ken
the Nv In three Of the Hartford for tl2Oo
making the totai amount Of insurance $1,000. stand
ms - 900 In the tvo Kentucky sud So 900 In the
tbr.s Hartford CON psniee ST. Lszs Ne fat,gerssr,
jos Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

The LATE EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMBOAT ST. JOSEPH,
ON THE MIssIssIPPI.-We learn from Capt. WalthAll,
Who arrived here last night the Scott that but six
persons killed by the explosion OF the
st. Joseph. and some eighteen or twenty more were
scalded, many Of whom not expected to survive
side by eide when the arboard boiler Of the St. Joseph
exploded. A good many deck passengers were ON the
boat, and In dismsy and alright . number Of them
jumped overheard. The boiler was blown backward,
and killed Q boy at The engine instantly, mortaly
voupdipg the second engineer who died the next day
One Of the clerks standing on the boiler deck ct
the time Of the explosion and the next moment found
Hmm elf In the furnaces among the burning fuel He
escaped almost uDnjuIed being but slightly burnt on
the feet and hands Mr. Moore Of Glasgow, Missouri,
was killed by the explosion. He fingered In great
sgopy twenty hours and every particle Of skin
peeled CT bis body He had left his family to 90 to
California but being unable to secure passage in the
last steamer Chsgree, concluded to return home,
and invested his funds in sugar which was lost on the
boat We were Informed BY persons on the Bunker
HILL yesterday, that the officers Of the South Americs
anything to eat after they got board their boat and
that they would extend assistance whatever TO the
scaided and suffering Captain Logan was not on
the the time He had stopped at the wreck OF
the St. Joseph. The citizens Of Memphis we're very
much exsspersted the reported conduct Of the OIL
oers Of the South America. When the boat reached
that place the shern attached her. and proceeded to
to pieces her engines He detached the rock shan
and some other portions Of her machinery, and de-
the gave to the sheriff the be had received
from the clerk Of the st. Joseph and thus the matter
rests The cause Of the explosion We have not been
able to ascertain The officers Of the Scott saw nothing
Of the wreck, and they supposed 1t sunk.-Lousrtae
(Ky) Courier, Jan. 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

sirevL,n ArrAn.- Some forty years snce the family
Of Dr. Denormsndie formerly Of Attieboroush, Bucks
county, Pa, received . paper written IN Language
they did not understand IL vas thought nothing OF,
except ~ matter Of curiosity, and remained among
the family papers until lately vhen happened 20 Dc
seen by come person Who translated IT, and behold
estate DR. Depormand die left three sons and perhaps
other children. Two Of his sons went 70 kentucu
about 1918, where Of them died the otosr Two"
n believed, are eth living -Phtis Sun, ftb. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

Nor ARIES PuBLIc.-New York-Jopah N. Clark. John
Foule, Jr, Joseph b Nones, Ovid P. Wells. Suffolk
Jehn H. Satterly. Kipgs-Samuel Goodwin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

Care, ID, ws.srss,-we learned yesterday. from
an ~bo visits Professor webster two or three
t,mss wesk that his health is much better than u
vas month since; that he " beginning 70 GET more
CHEERFUL He appears 70 have great cepndence ths, ne
,Il show proofs Of his innocence We are told oy gen
s,s,sr Who have sons opportunity Of knowing that
~. Evidence vhieh Nr Webster win bring TO oouns-r
al tbs nsss Of testimony against him, suhci,nty
strong 20 rebut that the other SIDE can enns
-Bssfsn Bee, Pc. o.
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DISASTERS. &c.

ny N'f Nof On sunday monug sAp vas discover
% ashore near sand hey The ee Of wrckers IN port 1t the
|rl e 10 her assistance her to be English
'E I'm 90 bfHsa I'm hOreans buuud Liverpool
I- odes colon The captain would assistance, 4ad al
~ lal struggle Of Ave ta5o succeeded last night high
fhs si soai 10 The great disappointment wrsckers who
IUlna lsf ke Thompson deserves
eea! o h perseverance, and ought Deray rewardad
y ls oNaeis or underwriters for whom The least
s-caaoa S-V There few yss.els would
s'0aon have had The nerve particularly this
Es9o oi ne year 10 hold long requiring he
- 81 "tseAsfs It's not get kAowa ss will
lsC eFaa = state bottnm proceed
5HSe %, rom lie eierned On the master impress
ZOE Is - v u pursue be la'-er
AVst ~, RlkL GtAzIr4 The bark Grlzaa Bat
80. w cargo OF - bales HOrleaus Trieste
aa store on florida Reel Caesars Creek the morning
es Az - Go Z, sad total Tie whole Of the cargo
s17a ~ wreck srs, and brought Key West, portion
"u. DS-s 4re materials auction on Tbs 2nth
eIoYeh so 10 so per oAe $054
.. .sf ago consisting Of $50 bales Advertised
" - go D. auc On or he sd anoan: OF to be
seited by Arbitration.
bI RANtsIhe Appraisers appoint, o. bark Ranger cargo
ai NeI1 before reported Key have valued tn. same
AZ Jit5 90 ASsc!ee lad ael pronounced up TO the sd INST
bfE AoI IL Charleston I'm Session. experienced hsayy weather
on the passage, ard Lost rnai- ysrd.
b GrokeE AZ Charleston from Sew York experienced heavy
weather nor;a OF Caps Hat and 18th hove 10 ude,
piece Of canvass IN the rigging for is hours
Ncieson at Baltimore, on he 81 nat, lat 81 Ton ~
e n u orc and at schooner logged and on her beam
'ios anHa BY The dsek bugsGk stve on u. star
oAid s1ds Sac straight built with poop deck; owing TO
mouth .er
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Arrived.

Sup Mara Smith from RIO Jansiro Oct II coffee 20 sf KIN
The bsrk Roanoke Kelly for Baumo sailed days
previous Benuey Charleston do ships
Ssfs. 6'f f.f"s eea5i LEAKING
survey bark MnU land Klein h.nce fr New Orleans disc;
Cater, and for Baltimore, u3 Is; Partridge I'm and Tor
cargo; Homer Philadelphia for Philadelphia wig cargo
Fanny pce hence for CaGTna sssa o u sea Ux IN VA
RIO Grande, for New York, IS Dis out ~,
sepgers to Pope Nov O. 40 90 loa so A. spoke
Diana I'm Newcastle for New York The ID has e'p7anc
BatI Hyperion o sostoa Perkins Sept and Fl
sgs G . Tsa aea 9 lem am a 6ns Isnd
, C ANY, Hn1e and was wind b. und for Is DIS
port Has had continual gales from the w since leaving
Big Monterey of Thomastou Bradley zaza Cuba 10 49, with
sugar " 1'undy No Am es'ss II port
IDS noases 10 P van Nest The put Charleston
Captain being sick he died on the 10th inst his name
Brs zoara Handy Calais Ne 6ds lumber to smp
son ,a % Al t 6 Ham ead Sic cot ashore
ttrdsy morning. the fog, her passage TO thus C Ihtee
Ter which ould be at about NJ The ap cared to little
up slightly damaged Her stern was IN hres athom' OF
Bug oronoco Haske Jacksonville EF Il d. timber to Roeh
Sch S,ioto Mcfarland Jacksonville EF ds lumber TO- Gil
Sch Clio, Henry Jacksonville Eff d lumber Gilchst
ander Fedencksbush) Sands Port au Pfues Is DIS
t1 stsnzss for Boston LET brs ISABELLA for
Boston, dg chs Exchange, for do, do' Pane hence
Haaoyaran sch cs KoAebacA zaaa, tcuba) Is d. to
StOnz d GldeRalster.
Sch VIM S Rotns smith Port Jefferson. day ballast.
Sch Patrick Henry, Chester Pensacola, II Dis, lumber to master
hWecoHe Return Shaw Sullivan d railroad ties bound to
New burg.
Louisa Croker, Wareh,rn, 10 de, malta to Acoa.
Sch Catherine Wilcox, NcAerson, Albany days, lumber to
Xeb'a.
NauucI et Nickerson Albany, Dc, lumber to Zebra
Sch Robert Smith, Kelley Albany naval ores to Zebra
sch Yattic. Brakeman. Norfolk. Dc, for Fall River
Sci, Snlan ander sohsn Woodbridge, ds, IN ballast
Sch W snow Dodge, Charleston II d. GOO ieet lumber to
J Rockebaugh.
WIND During tlls day NE, and foggy.
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IsY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON, Nov 29Arr Europa Liverpool Nos Pass.
ed 46th OF Seal Island Cambria Boston, for Hall
, Liverpool.
Bark Lady Knight Sav snnah.
Brig "arah Nose Philadelphia.
Sens Geo Edward Young Add 81 Kader PAenI Henry
and Irene, Phladelphia; Isabella, New York
CID Ship Nile NOrear brig Car4nn, Baltimore; cs fremont,
Fredcrcks burs John Somers NYofk.
Arr 9sth 'p Independence Iquque Aug IL NOV 49, lat 80
49, lon O. ~ sch Louisa Sears 7th lat S. lon 10 3d.
spoke hip Caspan-both ORLEANS ship Cooper
th Nov 49, Oh Doubs Headed Keys barks Robert,
NoEean. for Have aud feueon Apaancoa o NYokj Eth lat
~ Ion TO- spoke ship Beatrice NOfe8n r Hayrs; ship Boston,
Baltimore baks Fran Kin lnah Helen Ma Bamore Nashua,
DAVID Nnhn and Lscona Phade bgs Coral Bouare Nov
Geo OTIS 81 Domingo City Nov Jeney Lind St Jsgo Oct RI
Clara Ellen Cadenas Ncy o Emblem, Bckye Sc Palo Alto,
Chare6tnn julie FOrd and l. X Palmer Wilmington Nc Mag H.,
Pearl Myra Cmcopee, Emma shakpere Argo Ere Francisco
Logan aud Matsmora Phsdepha schs Mary Chiffon Port
Prince Oct 80 Mary Flower fredericksburg: Charles Mayhem,
FhHdeph Sas Wright and fautc, Newark David Cox arri-
eta Marga Mary Bauns Andrew Brown, aud Ferine Albany;
NYork.
EAsTPoRT, Nov ship Ann Tit from New York for s.,
John NIB
SID s2d, scbs ovead, and kaos. NYork
PORTLAND, nov 2S-ATf barb I 4 Perey, Havana.
plfa for Portland.
HALlfAX Arr brig Antonet,e, SswYors; sch Adona
YARMOUTH, Ms No, 2s-Arr brig Guardian, New York
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SALES BY AUCTION.


JANFs C0TF Auct0neer
UeEpF1TDTOPN SAFE IN PARTT
Sl1i' 80 l ~ - ~ - -
~ ON--4 ufse ~ ,Cs iE'r''!l5j. go. a . -
Front WaleraHd DOCK SIS NJ ne Gay oi bc9oAya'
near lie Fulton Ferry JAMES COLE WIZ se. az a &C.
ton by oroer Of lhe supreme Court under direction OF =
Smith. Esq. Referee on III RSDA4 Llsce5a'sr p
1850 az Il octck, III me hiefchHhi7 f-NcnHuSt' Ne"'
YORK, The following yaua'e }rqpef.y VIZ 5Ai Il25o
Second Ward ofthe City Of Brooklyn and designated on
certain map OF property beonsng 10 Tue Is as o Jplh
Fisher deceased, made by Sas Ludium CITY S4r'eyor
file in the Office 0fthe Clerk OF the County Of Kings, as
follows
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF FEW YoRK.............Nov 20
CIenred,

Ship. George, Crawford, Liverpool Ogden WIN Hitchcock,
Conway New Orleans, T J Slant,
John Hone we'll Philadelphia Ida (Br) Rhodoey,
St John, NB, B ncEyers & Co
Bugs slarcea Sheffield Wilmington, &c; we:umpka, wilson
Moh., stues clesman Co; Britannia Dryer St John NIB,
Bed d Son. Mcuaerraie Guide, Surnam, I w Lewis.
Mary Webb, Sydney CBi Ellen Louisa Thompson, New
Have Lacon Beae Boston, Baltimore seght Batnoe 80
dow Hatch Eorok Crocodile Young ST Yaceuts, Middleton
Co; Fancy, BIZ Ctowel, Halifax, Ms, McEyers
Soop Gazele Verguson, Bristol, RI
Steiner Cayuss Wilson Philadelphia
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IV7tbdroua fran EVared2lgc.

Hff@drGT@ Jr"m 'faFe12HSc.
MAsUfAcTvREs OF Woo!-., ., ,os. f.o,-
ton and Worsted do 4l2 Lustres DO ~; Alpacas,
40 oil BIankes3 DO 512i haLes 20" oJi oAeI MAJ
at slI6zI.
MANUFACTURES or coTToS 49,.
- Couons - PacEases 80 C}.oIe1 "' ,zi al'
lil'S. 20 10, o.- i ~ ,,,t D d. 5gs Toai
* '0, ,5", o'nsI sI, i. u sIiz9i N'''
% P"0A"s'9i ~" .+.~,I-s ,r.rIrgre mr. srtve
silks 4 Dsckages So i96; Hsndkerchefs do si2i;
p6ngees , f@ i90 Rons do 40 Tofal I2 packages;
N"u'u ~ ~''NV'' ,,,>,t,r, rr,-evs MS 81 Ak
rio n acgage Il Oh. T. G H4ndkercbiefs do
a5g linen and coIol 10. 31: Tyne do g. Teal
s. nackages; Valued al So zG9
D'U'- MiscELLANgous. 400, .,o,
Coats do rs; CjobioS Edo 508. Tolai IA packages
valued at s3,O95 -,
H, ~ gI,g . 10r or WOOL,
Cloths 10 PACKAGES S6,l4 Cotton and WoTsied 1T 40.
lo'oo 1oa' % sTi,eTs or coTroE
Coons, l72 packages $2i9l5 Prnt' "a Ia 40, Sll2
rbies DO 45o Hoe 81 do G5 Total PSI packages,
$iolo3. ,,.x,.r,cr,,ers or SILK.
Silks, packages :llol; Handkerchefs, do ,$37ii
Sca1 ~ R eo ~ 10 i az other aDufaclurers Of SIR d.
928. Total, II packages, valued at So gao
Linens, 80 packages Sl55i Hdkfs packages, 81 $685.
Linen and Couon = DO 655 Thread L do @Vo4 Iolal
% PAs' 'ai''o a. Nj MISCELLANEOUS.
"a Ite-c G. q ,i,
a6G leather Gloves do Gil Total pkgB u.s. valued at
s254Ss, 1o,.o,,;l,7o,;o,,
coNsuMprIoN
anuiacros o. " 9o 99 9o pschases ~ n 17 "a
do Of FAN So do. SAL Miscellaneous Isl DO $3.50
Total l.i65 pkgs valued at S47O8g
WITHDRAWALS
Manufactures of Wool, 50 packages S6,62l; Manuac.
lures o. Go'0H o. 40 ilot I53 d. 6oS 9ai 3eG
rE KS yaued as a! S856l6. -
w, w4RE FL g.s,.n,,o. sle OIL. Mon,foc
lures Of Cotton. 81 do 4olo3 do Of SIX Il do 90lO do
Of Flax So DO 52G Miscellaneous see 40 40 ~f0o Ao'a
44< pigs Valoeu At SlV ~, IT.: D,1.ood cor,
The Gaena ana Ohlcago Union hutIoau 0otii-
pany announce that the interest for the past SIX
months, on the 10 v cent bonds OF the Company,
will be paid on and after the LIST of December.
An Independent Bank has been established at
yonngstown Penn. under the act of Feb "a,
ouN6S:1''D ~ &c en- ooo mid :, 1tisco,,od
l04'' WIN 0"pis"' u 'SO9'' p'i1
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WIN. Mccormick. Auctioneer.
~ A-l,r1I(qI,
NN7ILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, on
A. NJ. MgawIN. Aucuoneer.
Try BANGS, BROTHER & co. 204
a9BROADWAY-Cas advances made upon all con

slSnnenls :,
MONDAY nv tNlfNG, DEC = al % otlo i ~,
ENGLtsH AND AMERICAN Books An eNt9 9 coilec-
ton OF valuable English aud american pIoGauons, Gu,
bracpg great variety, m Wnlen Is %
es OF London o. me paes gos OIesy r1lcy %
ala OF SlVI Gneheei,ugi o,DVV eiis g.,
Howard on fdlllg ILLUSTRATED, o'o. hHch ~
the British Navy illustrated ; vols. thick 8yOi beae
Life of Campbell vols 6vO.; Catt5rmOeS Literature OF
The Church of England vols $40 The Botanic Garden,
Win elegant colored pa,es , vols Ito Costeos Rose
Carlen of pe,sta fuminaed 8vO. Cooks VOYAGES
p d 10 Wrord fre cnny-, Ranke,s rTia0rv of Persia
i'ouHu VIC " Vi ~, i..io ~ ,l W, ,;os Him,
yos 0vo'i Scott compete rose s'ofhs US i
boldts cosmos, vols; DO Aspect OF NaIuie THot
History OF Civilization, vols Lives OF the llta roots
and Painters DOdrdges Family EHpOsltOr win plates,
vols royal 4tO calf fine cOpy MCCulOchs Gazetteer,
suis OF arcn Ptrv el.gan,, Illuminated ito Tur.
key SaksP Woh' coilPJ'e, aUis' V' us
Srisgod,s poets IF Enoand Enrone The Ancients and
4morica Illustrated vols 8vo cornwall iusrated ITO
h r,IIIiTg we
hiso n pieef variety of popIlar Medical Works EN-.
braning6 cI7ngisons American Medical Library q vols
9,, fSsIfcaf 1srnrceI: Becks Medical Jurisprudence
rn1s 90. DunGsou,s Physiology and tIvgene 8 vols
Devices Works s vols 8vo: COoper's Surgical Die
tionor,. goo = Haonr,'s Medical Dictionary. 8vo Wood
'I Pdcbs,s Disnensatory 8yo; Doanes illustrations Of
S Silp 81 plates, royal $40; &c
"i 'M0HDAY EVENING Dec q at 3 o'clock
,.rpnnot,fct1 Tt, FscopE3A large Astronomical Tel
osno of great rngnfyinp ooyer MAY be examined at
e i $3.50 y. 6 o H''e
'He '@4''' AT PRIVATE SALE
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The receipts since our last have been FLOUR,
II Geo hbls WHEAT none BARLEY, 8,4o1 hush FLOUR
j. inactive but srgdy is firm with good milling
inolry-.ales 5000 bushels Genesee, on private terms
BARY 10000 busheis al 95a96 for roryed and % or
proved OATS rather better with sales OF 1000 BUSH
eefat IA We have reshet in the River the water IL
over The docks
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Spoken, &c.

Oct > at - ION 10 shp lhornh I'm Liverpool for Bonbay
- st 81 oas X oAf 81 Geerse, In Liverpool savannah
~ miles uorih Of Frying Pan Shoa3 exchanged signals
white ground S ''''si " ~ fs1 OF 4
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FINANCIAL.

B7O CAPITALISTS.-A Gentleman
Il having an extensive knowledge in regard TO REAL
ESTATEin the City aud close proximity, which Is sis-
cepdbe Of great improvement and capable OF Welding i
less win form one Off Company for purchasing, or VIII
act AGENT. Address :. EcslasY.n Trbune Office "
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WhaIePa

me lark Lexug tou. of Providence. IA. 49,. al. %. g.,
ierd house nh. 9 9l 70 1 s'sH -oea-
90 I'm Rev Bedford Nov q ship stspJa7i, r.,, H. - d
etc Oceans s F'4'-iA' cry IH1iAn and Pa
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$2OOOO Tzss sn5s5 l2as ne .5 B9s SUN
10 invest in the improvements OF Real Estate which would
be secured by bond and mortgage the property can
have sure in contract which will yield profit OF from
Sl5O0d0 to 100000 without risk Or liability Address,
Ofllce Nhssnu.sl. nH9 u
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DOCKY BAR MINING CO. DIVI-

DOCKY BAR MINING co. DlVl-
HI DEND-The President and Secretary having recent
IL returned from California hereby notify Stockholders
whose certificates were issued prior TO the me 4 as s
share ont of the operations of the Company since the month
Of june last and hai the will be paid and after the
9Th dav of December next al the Office OF the Company 10
the civ of NeE-York al which time certificates will
be issued on surrender OF the old-Daed NewYork, 9Th
Nov. 1880. PHILO D. MICKLES Preaident
JAS. pELAyAN, Secretary. n9 4w'
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nOATS'S SPOOL COTTON.-Notice.
O-The vendors and consumers Of our Spool Couons
ba-ay informed that have interest whatever in the
prodcon or sale OF any other Spool Cotton than in that
which bears name in (uEL
the United States that all limitations OF labels trade
marks are forgeres and frauds upon The pubic and
selyes we hereby al parties against any infringement
OF our rights /. COATS. OF Paisley
HUGH ACCHINCLOSS SONS,
nl4 lme0dr Agents. ig Beayer-st
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II q [. COX respectfully inform their
AZ friends and the public that they have REMOVED
from IS Maiden-lane to their NEW ESTABLISHMENT
34g BROADWAY, corner of Leonardst and will opea
ON Monday 25th inst and exhibit for sale, splendid
retv of GAS FIXTURES, French, English and Amett
can adapted to the various styles Of Ancient and Modern
Ornament which viii be put up superior and elegant
mnnner and warranted in every res ecI.
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DOCkY BAR MINING CO. No. "a
Il q WALL-sT.-This Company having taken possession
of suite the above number the I'd floor the
undersigned will open Stock book and issue cerhcates
10 applicants on and after The Goth the following
conditions lst 500 per share in benkabe money! 3D.
not more than 100 shares toone person Office hours from
10 TO o clock New DIRK, Nov 10, 1880
PHILO D. MICKLES, President
i.vrS Mr. .y.N Secretary nl9lw
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,u-vopK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1850
u,rIefs.....ALp,SY. Nov. ..

stock ia accommodating Sales OF go terces SJ3 3l4 for
common and good % s2a tor strctiy prime samples
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Z 0reign Ports

Art at St Johu EB Nov 81 Brothers, Dora1 SYo,k ca
I'd, bark DTomohair, Pyne, Dublin ~
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SHEPHERDS MAUD-Or GENTLE
SMEN'S SHAWL-This article Is used in Scotland, for
protection against and cold promenade garment
In England and this country s becoming extensfey USED
for the same purpose well in Carriages railroad cars
and steamboats, Az bed-banke in travelling, nothing
can exceed for comfort full assortment from the Bay
Btate Mills for sale by VIM. 7: JENNINGS y co. ~
Broadway. NewYofk, wholesale and retail dealers II
resdvmade Cl0thing o81
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DRY GOODS.

GREAT ATTRACTIONS.-WilI be
Va opened on Monday next Broadway Bankrupt stock
OF EMBROIDERIES, LACES RIBBONS &c. sc. bought
al 80 cents on the dollar and for sale great sacrifice at
the BROADWAY VARIETY STORE, 70l Broadway,
near Fourh.st. n5O lt'
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS for Bounty or
SPensionThe advertiser, in connection WIN ot IgEs
gentleman residing Washington, VINO mas gIeat K
for the purpose s prepared attend to the Adjustment "
claims OF soldiers for Bounty Pension VINO server -
the OF the United States since 1890 Warrants W
tained and the luuds located on application TO
nl3 I've p. A CASSAT, 1874 Pearls-
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Also, SILVER WARE in ell it's branches, Of hch and
unique patterns; MANTEL CLOCKS, cANDELABRAS
LANTERNS SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM PLA
TED WARES, CUTLERY, JAPANNERY, SUPERB
FLOWER VASES, and FIGURES OF PARiAN MAR
BLE6c ms lwis~
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7l7z do Hpd Gouon Hose, do 94s Thread, 10 do s2i
Otber Mannlactusee of3 do 94e Total 442 pkgs Vaso
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DICKED UP, in Long Island Sound, q
u ROW BOAT, with her stern torn out, nearly new
white bottom and green waist, about % feet keel ina
0Gice T. ~ M A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

DROWN SHEETINGS.-l50 bales Sa-
DEsbury, Eagle alouswR Valley and other syyles. 10
sale low 5y Imyul LIZ BARON. IS Plne-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

DLUE and CANARY PRINTS.-.A
4 Suew and superior article. f,,sl coors for sale by
myl {. 8 LE BARON. 50 Ptuest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

rs ANkEENS-50 cases in i 0 yard pieces,
iof SAFE oy NESMlTU 4 co.
h-lH 50 and - Pnest.
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NEW- YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD

l V-WINTER ARRANGEMENT On and after MON.
DAY the I'd December the Evening Express Train for
Buffalo, &c. will leave at PM The Morning Expresa
Train will leave at o'clock, as heretofore.
Passengers for Rochester and Buffalo, taking the morn
ing Train get nights board the Steamboat on Sens
Lake Geneva they prefer and reach Rochester
about o'clock. and Buffalo about 10 O'Clock next morn
ing Fare from New York to Buffalo 50 S5 n3O 1t
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mo nAGI-ERRIAN ARTISTS.-Prel

mo DAGUERREAN ARTISTS. PIC
Il MUM Mandatory and Depot Of LEWIs's Qasa
Working Double Whole, Whole, Half Quarter and Log
eny imported or manufactured in the United saes AsA
LfWIs'S second quality Cameras al The lowest pnces
LEWISS patent Plate Vices superior 10 any ouie''''
hand buffing. 6..,., s,.,d. IaSs.
pendent Heed Rests Chair Rests, and Coating boxes
Mercury BathI, with or without scale c"0f ooAe' -
Plate Blenders for turning the edges of plates prey
10 butHng. v.,a....-,.,i,,,
Bgifng Lathes Plyers, Glass and Metal Lamps IH'>
Cho5e Of 13 Cod ard other Chemically Polishing a
Cases and Plates al he lowest prices Also g00d !"
soTtment of Frames for Dagueueotypes on hand 100.
C4riifcae. Diploma Outside and other Show ffsIT
made to order al ;" d W. N H, il1 rrhealer
NB-Pupis furnished with Camera and apparatus W.
plee, together with full practical INSTRUCTIONS iof*
ms SusSWGSkIlW
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W7ALTRAM COTTONS-2O0 pack
ages. different WIDTHS sad Qualities Boston Manu-
'a',tllg Go .Ahtc tor size Oy NESMiIH co,
n2ltf 50 and y pine-st