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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16
MEDICINES.
TEN THOUSAND oUxEs
AND NOT A SIHNLE rArI.unv

nRhAsrINGss COMPOUND sYsUPOsSI,,,.
eure. :, slonghooi bob ooonn~us sOr ~oais-sl
~, Sonsa poo Asshsns. Dec Inc, spitg Of Sod
,. s.. pnleeli Brcsshnk COushs C5saA sad II
lss effect upon ISs sy.ss@ Is mid ana .oo,,,x =, IL.
sane time certain ana efcacoas Anew = 20
rrisI uPon We sra sppne.Lon md BY rspssIae sv
nucsb permanent cure IL effected.
The proprietor, theref0sr, Oay resomusua.
syrup hal ri'yn,s % e.rs! he ~krsEs. % :. ason
pecimenIs hieh r~lsrd the free erc0auon Of he sss
be warrants u 10 opsn he tni-aal and pores Of
su 10Y Na esc. a. me o1leAees pescies which have
accumulated 10 The system Be ~sffsnis Il - 1eyers.
CURING DISEASED LUNGS.
Psn Ia ne Chesi sD5 Asthma, Gad be 70 A..
The formation u mbereles In The unga add 10 heal
slresdy i0rmed, thai persons 10 cOasa apuoa
nay Jake win he moss positive eou6aercs Of eare
Tor great Of seton 10 the Loves which peaefrisr
!, a @ gS1rSs re. sssT.So ,, SSs1aSS. n
ions ammo, fail 10 lesye In perfectly healthy coodron
Dr. HAangs's CoDpouDd syrup Of Nspiha. higAiy 70
Commended by The medical profession rhtl eminent ply
stefan, DR.. Mot ofNe~.Yoik, says Thai as palmoaic
remedy esnno be TOO highly praised DE- Arnold o.
Fpslans n, wias.S. o1 n.hs. gt."S NJ
Boy Of Lsneas'er Dr. Hamilton, OF ssih and hose eui
nenI English Poshesons the LOadoa Llaosf, The hedAed
mo.t convincing certificates of Urues la this country
II hss been used With disung uished success
None genuine Without the wruen signature Of NJ ~.
HARRISON on The wrapper Phce 81 pei boule or six
bottles for -. Principal ofee'l54 6resawlch-.l n T.
Frohlne CHAM in Boston, by Reddns L Co 10 PAisasl.
phis by Zeber Co. Thrst below chssOGt snd IN Bal.
nmoTe by s Hsnce
Sold in New York by Il. N; Guion, ~ Bowery, IL u.
Sanders, SIS Bo~ery John B. Dodd, III 8rosissy and
S0S Huisonst ie9 lmSrakrhA
DOWBL COMPLAINTS. CHOLERA MoKBUS
DDYsENTERI For The cure q Ihese dlsesses and
summer Con plant Of children, which not sieuded 70
leads Cholera there 10 remedy gaining higher repu
too any which more Justly deserves the confidence
oftn community thsn Bonsslfs props"
The success attending the OF them In Phlsdelphia
and ehewhere, has induced the propretors 20 esaosh
agencies n this city.
The Pa sdelphis Saturday Courier "rhe eject Of
this medic on Bowel Complaints however severe. n
perfectly uni aculous"
Prepared oy 7. BoNsALL, Druggis, South Trenton,
j. Sold wholesale and retail by G. WELLS Co. 81
Eighth-sy aud D. the folio wing agents.
j. Dodd III Broadway
Charles H Ring, cor. Broadway and John-st
T. Cook, SO Grand st
James McAister, lA Fulton-sL
Wilson, cor HUDSON and Hammond SIS.
je22 2neods
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MONDAY, July Is.
e WEEKLY REPORT, Of Deaths and Inter
ments, in the City of Brooklyn, for the week end
ing July -, 1850
Casualties 4; Consumption 2, Conyaislons s; Conses-
ton Of LuDgs2 DelIiJn TreDens Diarbes DrOpsy
in The head 4 Drowned 8; Fever !. Scarles Fever
Disease q The Heat /, Hopping Cough lnatmns-
non Inflammation OF Bowels Inflammation OF Throat
/ MArssInus 2; Sulb0fn 3; Sc ofdlz / uOknO-n
Males 10 females u adults 10 children 3 total So
Inlerments in Greenwood and other Brooklyn grounds
from New.YOrs and other places, IS
ACcIDESTs-A little boy, son Of Mr. Atkinson,
Of Garden-st. in this city, while playing about an
unfinished building at the corner of Garden and
Joraemsn SITS. fell through the floor on Saturday
and broke his arm -. On Sunday, a lad fell from
one Of the trees in the vacant grounds Of Mr. Tread
well, in Joralemanst. nearly opposite the abJyo
named building, and broke Que VI Ills legs
BURGLARY.-During the absence Of the family,
the dwelling-house No. 3 ColOnade-row has been
broken open, and the bureaus, &c. completely
ransscked.
NEW OFFIcER-We understand that Health
w arden has been appointed at a salary Of some
$40 month, by the Board Of Health.
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REMOVAL.

neuoysL.-DR LUTENEK, Aurist has removed
IL bis Once rom 50 70 - Sfoaa ssy e""snco = '"
Sixteen ears Of successful practice u al diseases Of ns
s,r enables MIN al deafness unpleasant noas7s
- Of ne Ear provided the and drum 30
not injured 49,, -. 4 -. - ... :, A.
80 All e,ers must DO post paid Consolation fes. ~
mai or olnerwse. 81. Uyl4A"I BS Im-
MALAY. DAGUBRKEOTYPEs Removes 70
III new and splendid Skyhgh Gallery on me seconf
eoT Of 5i Broadway Third do below he City DO pita
~~s.ssbe tbau our former ones powerful sEyghi
spd reception ell on The came aoor and rssod
but few seps above The street IL 10 an admitec scL
hat portraits sen ~ properly arranged sly hgnn are gu
perior To hose aiken by Inc Ordinary mode le o.
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B A CHILrON, Aqetonee.,

COLES Chiffon WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
nm THURSDAY, JULY IL, 1850 al o'clock,
OP IN on the preIiIes Sing S1g CoLago t5hes-t no
bssnce OF The lots remaining unsod from tbs sale Of June
2Nhl They central part Of Ine village Of Stag Sing
Weslcheser County comprising some OF me hresg sIls-
rous for village lO;s and villa ses there 10 be found BE-
tween he mouth Of The CrotOD and SpuyEeodey Cfeet-
There 10 not one foot Of aod the whole premises
IL Is within ave minutes wax VI The railroad depot and
steamboat laudiIg There are four churches snd six
school houses IN he immediate neR hbofhood Persons
cesrOus CT viewing The premises do by applying 10
J. w ROBINSON, Postmaster, Sing sing, wac Will snow
the per ..es Maps ard further particulars can 5s oosun'
ca Of the AuciiOneer WGlsl Jglb 81
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JOHNs BETS, Aoell9nssr,

JUHN BETf5, AucInnoof -.
DY GERARD & BhTrs.-TUE5OAf.J JULY 10.
D-HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE &c.-At 10 o'clock al
he Frankn-squse Hots o28 Pearl ct the entire furniture
&c consiBed In the above establishment consisting 10 p4
ofpsrsT niture mirrors tapestry Brussels hrse pig and
other esrpepg; Brussels snd Veuian stair cafpsung bal
lantern chandelier lamps mante vases AMI sns, o.
omaus mahogany sofas and chairs, dining, tea
center tables China and glassware sofa french
and oher bedseads feather beds and bed iing
mahogany bureaus dressing tables wsshsiands ward
rbes cbsTs several Stoves nc also, the Or Win the hx
lures beer pump nesTy new, writing desk ohce chairs
paintings &c also the kitchen furniture with which The
ssle viii onmenee Terms cash None other bar bank
shie money will b. received ~ l52c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

u "THE GALLERY OF ILLUsTRIoUs ANER-
CANS" No VII. daguereotyped by BRADY en-
eraved by D. AyIGsOS, and edited by @. EDWARDS
LEsTER, contains portrait OF the great American
ornithoogist AUDUBON, with brief memoir of his
lie. The number is not inferior in design or ex-
ecution to any one Of this popular series.
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PHILADELPHIA

cYDNEYMINsTEk CARPETINGs.-A nsw
- aruce-dak and light subduec cJols ing attn makss
richly dyed and oil panied, all WOOL both sides perfect
10 pattern, forming boqueis Of fowers WIN osoSisn
scrolls, &c equal io Akmnser, Tor sale only bJ mo
sell that experience OF upward Of Is years 10 manu-
featuring and importing fancy wares, earpspys oil cloths
window shade and mattngs at hismnense establishment
Carpet Hall, 10 and % Nonh second-a hrss door below
Christ Church Philadelphia will JUSTIFY bis sponsorship
TO article every way equal TO kiddermnser, and not
third the price beautiful selection OF Brussels and
vevet tapestry three ply and ingram csrpsrngs with oil
cloths will be- disposed Of al very low prces for cash
city scceptences Interest addedD TO make room for D
stock. leN I'm J. SIDNEY JONES,
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rHE
HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
CAPITAL. 5o0OoO DOLLARS


CAPITAL, 5ooOo0 DOLLARS
THIS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED BY fHD
State Of New Jersey for the manufacture of
GUfrA PERCHA GOODS,
Viz Shoes Shoe Soles, Gas and Water Pipes rubing
Machine Belts and Driving Bands Fancy Articles such
Trsys Boxes, Book binding Cups, Flasss Canes.
Whips Bslls Picture France Decorations for Houses
Steamboats, Ships aud Cars, Army and Navy E9uiPmsnis
Waterproof Csps Clothing &c, for insulating Telegraph
Wires kc well the manufacture OF all snds OF Indie
Rubber Goods Full pos or given 10 purchase and bold
real ess water power buildings NC tor business equal
~ the ants OF The county.
Board of Directors has ordered the books 70 DO open
lOb Of July, for subscription 10 the Capital OF
the Company. -, =, -
Noce il he eore given hat he books Of the Company
viii 10 opened the day above meoton-d, 81 NE once
Of he Company, l8l Broadway, New.Sork a. mo store
OF John Thornley, Esq iOl Chestnntsreet fhladelpoia
Al the Office OF tho Trento1 Banking Company Trenton ~
j. and the Revere House, 10 Boston, Mass Tor SUD-
.rpton OF 500 600 dollars In shares Of 100 dollars each
and that the books viii remain open for thirty days. or IN
al the whole amount 10 taken
Office OF the Hudson Manufacturing Co, lsl Broadway
SAMUEL 7. ARMSTRONG, ,,
ANTHONY j. HILL Executive Commit
JOHN T. GLEASON, y4ow
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LEMON SUGAR.

w. KELLYS PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR for the
y. instant production OF Lemonade, put up 10 psper an
glass packages expressly for travelling either by land
sea
Also portable Soda for the instant production Of Soda
Wsier put up in glass packages I'm powdered satel
The above articles very desirable for they
only curauyes but prevenves Of the scurvy sof
sale In lots 10 su purchasers by The manufacturer,
j. W. KELLY, 81 Beekmanst
tel Inn doors above Wiam-sl
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sVI'HE MOST DELICATE TINGE possiblss
oil yCu want" Such was The ADVICE given BY Ars.
Ward In letter her daughter, Afs Sale Lawrence,
the belle Of Louisville -GOURAUDs LIQUID Vegetable
Rouge u 10 well 70 The very article which gives 'ns
most 5ecste possible" or despor nnze, Al tbs OPP
uon Of TIE user 70 pale aps and ebeeks IL would sars
ne unfinished 10 Of the creation and conserya
uon Of beauty they knew The Quantities q COZ HAuDS
sgnses preparation Of Liquid Rouge used throughout
TIE Uni a IL eoUtains nothing gnctuous scd ne rich
roseAe hue II impaTs he cheek 10 such 80 exact lmS
uou Of nature hsi closest scrutiny viii IL. To detect
sthe eOlorr 10 artificial has moreover all he pefm&
pepee Of sain ard canEot be disturbed by The most yo
lent friction Soap and water tho only means Of efsc-
rg ne rch roseaie hue Prepared only By Dr. FELIX
OOURAUD a. hts Italian xedieaisd Soap depot ST Waller
o. frs, slore from. DOT 10 Broadway. jylS O.
LON sALE-sERf Iowa Beam Enda-, inch
CYLINDER four hsst sroke In excellent working order
Yitfed wh tot mslsls packing brce pump bsatof Of
Isrze she and al modem improvements Cash y, 40
EUe boiler 81 inches diameter Is feet long made Of tho
best PspnsyyaIia Iron ard Only tao year 10 Also,
6re-fropt crate bar blower, shsfdng, betting, &c
One cast iron hfipg pump, ncn chsmber, engh Of
suoke % feel With % feet of Inch east iron pipe
ope east hon forcing 4ineh chamber FOOT
and 7s feet Of q Inch wroU ghi iroo pipe
Ore set Of crusbsfs 6t for crushing ore gnfing ire
clay, kc nc. with strong frame. pulleys and bslfng
seY baeksmhs lools, Old scrap iron, mining tooAs
selves eiserBs, tzfkle for hosting, Ne ke
The above 10 well worthy the attention OF Mining Con-
psries msnnfaeturers and others hey VIII oe sod
bargain. The Engine can Do seen wofking. tof srms,
sppiy 70 JOHN LAMo, o. Broeass,
b32v hrsi door OF o'oos hoel
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ry The cars were thrown from the track OF the
Northern Railroad near Concord, N. n on satur-
day asst and badly smashed up. Several Of the
passengers were slightly injured. but none serious
Is. The accident was occasioned by the train COM
ing in contact with COW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

hR. Richardson's YRUP.-One u shs best
Dremedies OF The age DR. Richardson's syrup for chol.
stomach
Sold at DR.. r1phsgen's $50 Pesrl-sti Charles H. Ring
1872 Broadway; al tho Druggist store f5l do; Robert y
Sands 1888 Bowey; Hsydock, 2ls PesrIs,; also, Ma,
Hays, It's Fulton al Brooklyn city. jei So
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II The War Department has decided to esta'
blisn new military post, about 90 miles above
Fort Des MONIES, on the Des Moines River
u The BaHstOn Democrat appears In neat
new dress, the gift Of few liberal friends Such
solid mlnifestations Of REGARD are very pleasan'.
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An MERWIN, Ancnonser.
IlY BANGS, PLATT a. GO. store z04 srosdva

DPaTculKf attention given 10 he sale or Fnynte LiOrt'
ries Cash advances made when desired
FFTYsEcosD SEw-YORK TRADE SALE.
MONDAY Sept. g 1850.
The undersigned announce the next REGU LAX TRADE
SALE Of Books, Paper, Stationery, Stereotype Plates
Binders Materials &c commence on Monday, the 9th
Of September and be conducted unc or the same regua
uoss tho lsst one
They reqaes invoices for the catalogue be furnished
Immediately the printing will DO commenced 81 an early
day ,. -,
fhe usual cash advances will be mads on receipt OF
goods, - hen desired BANGS, PLArr co.
204 Broadway.
AT PgIvArE sAL.--Donn's PopuIAl LlUrAIy sores-
Complete Of these very desirable and select work
offered The trade and Others comprng the stand
ard Library 81 vols Scientific Library, vols; the Al
dqusIian Library IS vols the Classical Library II VIOLA
and the illustrated Library new SERIES Including Lodges
Portraits Of IlusOur PersOnages Of Great BrAin. The
vouu sod separately II desired. list has just
been Issued Of he various WORKS aud may be hsd al The
store
Junlus Letters with all The notes OF WoodsPs edition
schlegsIs Lectures Modern History. LsmArines HIS
tory o. the French Revolution, HumboTs Views OF Ma
ture Hand BOOB OF Games and and popular .ransa
lions Of sophocles, Eschylus, Aristotle, Euhpides and
Virgil
Also, LsrdneTs Popular Lectures on Science and Art
2yos 8yo; Ewbanks Hydraulics and Mechanics, John
sons Farmers Encyclopedia, Gnenons greas WORK on
Mich Cows Thsers Principles OF Agriculture De rocque-
ylles Democracy 10 America lions songser, Benners
Double Entry Bookkeeping $40 ard Wses Aeronsutich
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AUCTION SALES.
5. GARDINER Aucnoneer
Any BALDWIN GARDINER,

AZ BALDWIN GAHDINEK7
ID Store SIS Broadway, cor. Anthoeysl
q Particular attention viii be given " saes Of Fancy
Goods Porcelain, Paintings &c. Aso Furniture OF fami'
Les giving up housekeeping. Also Stocks OF Asuufse.
urers &c AL Of which respectfully solicited
Having made errsn cement with Mr. A. G FUTILE a.
salesman he hopes 10 merit The patronage OF bis friends
and the public lel isr
AT PRIvArE sALE.-Diamonds, Pearls aud Pre- ious
Stones comprising large invoice Of Diamonds Of tie hrsl
water large Pearls Precious Stones &c worthy tho al
ienuon Of dealers and Others. Also, Que elegant new
silver gilt prize swoid coat $425 Jyod
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PATENT ZINC PArUT.

Y'HE SUbBCKIBEhS, Agenls Of Tho Eew.Jefsey IN.
Il plohng and Mining Company have received from Ihef
extensive Works Al Newark 9 uppy Of the Patent Zine
Brown and Frank Paints which viii be- disposed Of
reasonable terms.
These paints Of various shades from deep, ncA
brown, up 70 deep orange, aud also blscs and being
economy can be confidently Recommended This CoDps,
ny also prepares from The oxides paints peculiarly
valuable for the coating OF iron and Of tn forming Tho
protection against oEidizslon now known.
These paints when applied 70 WOOD form, also. vsius-
bic pro- ection against Ere
Aupply OF me Compsnys besutifal White OXIDE Of
Zinc now extensively used 10 Paris and other pars q
Europe a. the mott ysnabe substitute for white lead sn<
oshsr deelerous paints 10 shortly expected sof sac oy
the subscribers 3. z. JONES W
jyl % bos'efS.
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TO FAMILIES
ABOUT REMOVING TO THE COUNTRY.

TgE suBscRIBER IS sow PREPARED
yxtO gIJRNIsh families who conIeDp aie residing Ia ne
4 conntry during tbs Summer months, faD supply u al
he marketing hey may require during neh ABSENCE ron
Con.sung Of Tho choicest meas, vegetables, poultry,
zane fab early uits, &c &c which win DO forwarded 70
sir destination BY The most speedy conveyance and 10 The
best possible order
KeepeTs Of hotels and boarding houses respectfully
invited 10 visit hs establishment where their orders WI
be- promptly 6lied and on tho most reasonable Ierma
WIN. L BARKER,
CRY H1ksi,
$50 and so Bfoad way,
t~IQ Irneods Of
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EREsH BUrTER--HATcH, STRONG co
Ellington CnsfzBque County, y. 1sve "a hard, coo
SANITY age supply OF chos Dslry egter ElStero
dealers whaling purchase would DO well 10 cs ga !nen
or write. Doim
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H. w NORRIS, Aucuonesr
G,AIEO VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE At

SPOUGhkEEPslE-lU 100 building lOls 50 by rs fs9N 10
be solo al auction BY II w MORRIS, AucrOnser, on
TUESDAY july 10, 1850 al II O'clock 90 ho pfemisss
This property situated south Of tho business OF tho
village 100 rod from The Cour House, emlnence
giving an extensive view Of the Hudson River and land
scApe reaching from the Highlands south 20 The css
kill Noun iains north
POughkeepsie possesses superior advantages 10 climate
rchoos &c aCd s close connection 20 New York
By the Hudson River Railroad renders convenient and
place Of residence for persons doing business Ia
The city and wishing live and educate sher children 10
this place.
roe OF a hours on the banks OF he Hudson And
view OF ths beautiful village from College Hill viii
vince an observer Thai be cannot hnd the banks Of hs
river residence combining Of the requisite OF human
comfort than 10 here found.
For particulars apply Caleb Barker on he premises
Radcif Van Wagner Land Agent q MHseIst or Of
H. w. NORRIS, AucuOueer,
tv9 osI5kisl6s 268 Main at POughkaepsis
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r REDUCED PRICES al the Eighlhsvonus
"A Tea store-The subscribers respectfully call Tho ston
zion Of tbs public TO their extensive " aboys
named articles, which they selling II least ~ cent
uode the prices Of other Th-ir stock enbfa
10 part First quality crushed and powdered sugars
Refined White and New Orleans dol with esoiee sssor
Of Green and Black Teas which cannot be
10 the city Pure OLD Jaws CofeeHio, D. Domingo and
MaTscabo; all Of which ground 10 the Store daily.
J&F REILEY 1856 Eighhsv.
je29 lmf Between Seventeenth and kixbteenih sts
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80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rsmeyee
IndpRovED CHAIN PUMP

WITH The FUslBLE METAL BUCKETS
V,HEsE BUCKETS are turned perfectly round ACC
smooth when "a decided improvement 1pon me con-
nor cast iron bucket and the only article that VII give 60
ure SUBTRACTION Ire who uses Ihis aud Of pump
Man hctursd only bv c. ATWOOD co.
Iels lms Birmingham Com
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Il We are indebted to the publisher Of the
Charleston Is. Cl Courier for slip containing late
Havana and Key West intelligence.
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COTTON Aucioneer.
S,TOCK OF DEALER IN FURNIfDh E.-

cTHIS DAY, Tussdsy, July l6 a. %! o'eoeE, a. ~
Jsmr,.t BrooEvp The entire furniture OF deI ef glIeg
10 business consisting IN part Of sofss, aad s9II
birssra chairs tables c-u.er and card tables age saa
,,nsI ssse, feather beds mattresses carpes OIL cOt.s
g Oc.sry Kitchen flrnlure &c Also, about ~ oe1ss
g, rosive ysir Oh shine. yLLo :.
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CBRono-THERMAI, MEDICINE.

HHUPU-I HEHNIAL ISVEDXO1NEs
INALLACIEs or THE FACULTY AND CHRONO-
Il THERMALlSM-Phce Shy Dr. 8 Dickson VI Lou
don edited by DR.. WIN Turner OF New York
II the Faculty have reply 10 these exposures they
must be at low ebb" London Weekly Chron.
As Interesting as a novel; Westminster Review.
"Kick out the spolhecsry and buy H."
London Sunday Times.
VA III. LONG 4 BRO. ~ Ann-st ~ Y.
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TY-"A subscriber will perceive by reference
to the regular advertisement Of the Niasars, that
we were not error in stating that the boat would
land at South Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

FIRE.-The roof Of 2s5 Hudsor-It caught Ere
yesterday Monday at p NJ. No damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

The Commercial Of yesterday has the following
romOrs from Havana, which W. give for what they
ara worth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

DIscHARGED.-Ald. Conklin discharged Michael
Quinn and Thos. w. Cary in his Ward on Sunday
night They had been arrested on a charge Of
fighting in the street
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
John Hubbard.
For Representatives, to Congress,
Sd District, Lot NJ. Morrill,.
Nh Charles Andrews.
7h +" Thomas J. u. Fuller.
Democratic County ention.

The Democratic Republicans o! Lincoln
County will meet by their delegates In Con-
vention at the Court House in Wiscasset, on
Thursday the Odd day OF August next at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the following pur-
poses, to wit:
TO nominate four candidates for Senators
for the third Senatorial District; one candi-
date for County Commissioner, candidate for
County Treasurer, and candidate for County
Attorney for said County.
Bya vote of the last Convention the basis of
representation was established as follows, viz
All towns and plantations which gave for the
regular Democratic candidate for Governor, at
the last September election. seventy-fve votes
and under one hundred and fifty, will be en-.
titled 10 two delegates each all those which
gave one hundred and fifty. and under two
hundred and twenty five such votes, to three
delegates each all which gave two hundred
and twenty five and under three hundred such
votes to four delegates each, and all other towns
and plantations 10 one delegate each.
Upon the above basis, Bath, East Thomas
ton, and Waldoboro, will be entitled to four
delegates each; Union, Warren, Washington,
and Whitcfcld, to three delegates each Booth
bay, Bowdoin, Bristol, Gushing, Damarisctota,
Edgecomb. Jefferson, Lewiston, Lisbon, New
castle, Noblcboro, Phipsburg, Richmond, St.
George, South Thomaston, Thomaston, and
Wiscasset, to ttoo delegates each and all other
towns and plantations to one delegate each.
Per order of the County Committee.
July 30, 1850.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
Fatal Accident.

A son of Mr.. John B. Worthley, of Edge
comb, Me-, aged about Is years, was drowned
in the Cross River, in that town, on the 9tl,
instant He was seen going TO the shore for
the purpose of drawing some lobster nets; and
in very few minutes the float, in which he
went off to the net, was seen drifting ashore
with no one in it. Mr. Ebenr Chase IT,, who
was very near, repaired Immediately to the
spot, and found the float coming ashore, and
the boy cap i'll the water, by the side of it
The boy had taken in the buoy to the net, and
was probably drawing the net, when he fell ov-
erboard. Mr.. Chase supposed he should find
him holding upon the line attached to the
net, and Immediately drew the net, but did not
find the boy. The most diligent search was
made during that and the succeeding day, to
find his body, but without success. When the
float was found, piece of the stern was gone
and it is supposed that i9 drawing the net, he
put his foot against the stern, and when it gave
way, he was drawn into the water. He was a
very active boy and his loss is sore affection
to his parents.