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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

the Civil ard Diplomatic Appropriation Bill Ar.
BIssELL moved he Hver and Hafb0r Bill as an
amendment 1t was ruled out Of order and the
decision Of the Chair sustaiaed, amid rcene o.
comparative quetude. There was great deal OF
feeling, but it WAS latent.
Iva assured subsequently, by a Loop Foo0
that had the amendment been carried, il would
have been the death OF the Appropriation Blli
AS 10 that should not be much surprised shouid
the Civil and Diplomatic bill be lost, at any rate.
There ia a shameful dodging disposition, and want
Of coursee manifest in many OF the Loco FOcos,
1sith ra.Dsct to tire River and Harbor Bill They
have committed themselves TO an opposition to In
tern.l Inorovement by the General Government
md they have thus disqualified themselves for
carving the interests Of their con5tisuents-espe
ci,Iv sach as represent the Great West whose
noble inland Seas 30 much need attention.
Several attempts were made, to night, to get IN
g Branch Mint for New York. First Mr. PHGN!x
tired it, by an understanding with Mir BRIGGS, VINO
nteferred to work for votes to sustain the move
mant Ihcgrd some one exclaim, when Mr. PHEN
* rose, "Wh by he has stolen BRIGGs's thunder
Rut those better posted knew that ii was purpose.
10 arranged Well Mr. PHESiX was ruled oas OF
order although the CHAIR was understood, as am
informed to have agreed not TO rule the Mint
out. An appeal was taken but the CHAIR vas
.pstsiued; rs to SO. Mr.. PHGSIX tried it in a
bat different form, With no better success.
Then MIR MCCLEREAND tried bis hand but he met
with the same fste. Finally Mr KIEG Of N
came to the rescue, but tho result was as before
These amendments were the same in drifs though
difftrensin phraseology The efort was nov aban
doned for the session. The New Workers worked
eDere escslly, but in vain. Their exertions were
certainly deserving Of abe!!erre than followed
the N.
The last portion orthe Bill was at length reached
that on which the severest struggle had been an
ticioated There has been some warm speaking
mon various amendments but nothing very alarm
ing, although the confusion has been very great
indeed rowdyish at times, members calling to or.
1ar' at one another az if to ascertain which could
about the oudest and the Chair appealing to their
senae of decency! At ten O'Clock leave them dis
cnss;ng the various amendments 20 the novel typo
eranhicaI clause with MIR. ORR on the floor, in the
vain attempt to give history Of this printing busi
ness in FIVE minutes speech, and close this at
ten o'clock. SIGMA.
P.s. At 70 o'clock, the House has adjourned,
after striking out, in Com nittee, all the snug items
of "relief' for the public printers, and passed the
Civil and Diplomatic B Ill, as the result of q long
and ,umulsuoue sesbion. The feeling has been jo-
vial, though tumuItuous. A good deal of amuse.
ment was created by the "disguised" condition OF
the most prominent member of the House, 10y vir-
the of the prominence just now, of the Committee
of which he is the head,) who behaved in way
which would be literally disgusting in better state
.s nDbiio oenkiJnent
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CHE Political Struggle Ia mnryla nd-Lnrae
Foraeries Of Land Warraats-Gen. Chap
HES no,rrsnndcuce OF Tho Fttbuns
JUEIEbpyuuC q 4 To .
BALTIMORE, Friday, Sept. n

EoFA%Fl&B Oh E0DG OhSP'
orrespJndcucs OF Tho Frbuns.
BALTIMORE, Friday, Sept n, 1850.
Tha Canvass for Governor ia daily beco ming more
ard more exciting, eRoh party stFaining every
nerve to elect its nominee Col Clarke snd Mr.
Lowe are Stumping il daily, and every appliance
OF party warfare is called into gelnisition. do
Lot recollect to have ever seen tbs Wings in such
bigb spirits or working with 80 hearty will at
any State Election That Col. Clarke will be elect
ed Beemn more certain each day, and the Locos
themselves are not near soaanguine OF Lo#essoc
cess az they were. The Loco othce'hoidera under
the present Administration are freely uslng their
money TO retain 30 yer, each giving two per cent.
On tho amount of their salaries per annQm, Tor the
bribery and corruption fund This know to be an
pndeniable fact and showR she desperation with
which they stick TO the loavcs and hihes Loco
members Of Congress are also nightly III the CITY
from Washington, stamping il in aid OF love -
Between this and Wednesday listle business will
be done, go completely are men absorbed In the
contest the result being ed uppn az decisive
ofthe State politics for several years TO come.
The probabilities are very strong that the Locos
NAV secure a majority in the State Senate, bat
that will avail but little in consequence Of the act.
lpg OF the Reform Convention III November. -Four
teen Senators hold over-seven Wigs and seven
are from decided Loco Foco Counties, and txo
from Counties that will be very apt 10 elec: Lo,os
SO sou see the chances are very much ia favor Of
the Opponition.
The IT, g. Court for the District of MAryla land has
been engaged for two days pas: in trying young
German, Damed Henry Rehreu, for transmitting
forged papers to Washington to obtain the land
warrant OF a COLDER who died in Mexico. He has
been tried for the transmitting Of the forged pa.
pera also for the forgery, and convicted in both
indictments To-day he will be tried for perjury
in the same case. Three similar indictments are
also pending against him in another case, and there
reuaDs to be tried about sxty indictments for the
same offences against other parties, some six of
whom are now in jail. a most extensive system
of fraud has been going on for mon,bs, during
which, 1t is asd, this gang obtained near $4,000
FROM the Govern ment The parties who have all
the money escaped however, leaving the poor devils
in jail without enough TO fee counsel
Gen Chaplin, after obtaining bal in W sshington,
you are already apprised, has fallen among the
PhistineG In Maryland. He has friends who will
stand by him to the last extremity but no mercy
can be expected from the Shareholders Of Mary.
land. Were in his place would az soon expect
justice from Hottentots as from Montgomery
County Court and Jury. IAGO.
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MEETING OF DEAF MUTEs AT HARTFORD
The Graduates OF the American AEylu for the
Deaf and Dumb-the oldea: Institution OF the kind
in the United States-hsld great meeting at the
Asylum in Hartford, on Thursday last, TO present
Rev THos II. GALLANDET and LAURENT OLERC,
Eaq each Silver Pitcher, in token Of regard for
their eminent services in the cause Of DeafMute
instruction The number of Deaf Mutes present
from abroad was about two hundred. The pro-
oeedings were highly interesting Lewis Weld,
ESQ. Rev DR.. Halves, Thos. Brown of New
Hampshire, Fiaher Ames Spofford Mr. Gallandet,
Mr. Loring, Mr. Clerc and others took part in the
oeremonies The Address was delivered by Mr..
spoHord, and translated for the hearing part of the
audience by Rev. Mr.. Gaandet of the New York
Institution the presentations were made by Geo
q Loring Of Boaton--Messra. Galandet and CIero
replying in appropriate terms In the course Of
Mr. Clero's reply, he stated that 1866 pupils had
been educated at the Hartford Asylum since i:s
eatabiahn ent in 1916. The occasion drew to-
scther large and attentive body of spectators,
and lively interest wAH manifested. The com
pany reassembed in the evening in an agreeable
aocial gathering At the Asylum.
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Distressisg Storm.
correspondence OF Pho tribune.

HARRISBURG, Pa friday Sep. r.
The heavy rain of night befora last zashed away
an enbankmens 10 feet high, 10 miIeG from this
place on the Harrisburg and Lancaster Railroad.
The tram in consequence bad to return and will
pass over an unfinished road just completed to Co.
iumba to connect with the State Road.
The rain of last night also broke the Canal here
about 30 feet, We have a perfect chapter of acct
dents. DAUPHIN.
No train up last night, The Western train came
through sale.
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I I p 4 B .7SgbfEE c0nn''0''F'
Ysvyort. Au.u,t s. 1886 aulo tOcts5

SUPREME COURTIn the matter of the Application Of the Man
tho City New York, relative
to the ENIHG SECOND AVENUE from tho southsrB line
Church Road the southey has side Of One Hun
and Twenty the Twelfth Ward OF said city,
hereby gwen by tho Mayor Adermsn and Common
that the said the Mayor Aldermen and
Commonaty ths of REV York, Of the require
OF tho Legislature OF the people Oh The state OF New
Yor entitled reduce several laws relating particularly 10
the City New York into Act PASSED April !s3 Tl make
application the saproo Court Of tho sao oil New aa
Special Term Of the sad Court bs held the City Hall OF the
CITY of Saturday tbs 2sh day OF September 1880 al
heard the appointment OF Commissioner OF E9ns4
entitled the place snd stead OF
Peter sweeny Eao rssgusd-New York September b. 1850
$40 1913 HENRY L. DAVIES, Counsel to tho Corporation
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oLAsTEAD's PAYENP STOVES

HALLS, CHURCHES, STORES, PARLoaS oFYIcER Ac,
TIRE sUssCRlEER ~oold call the attention Of ihos@
L IN Of sl0yea to bis complete assortment OF the
approved patterns OF heating and cooking 8loyea
Aso MANUFACTURED and dealer In plain and Japsnned Pin.
Britannia and general House furnishing Goods Mica
Stove Ornaments and Trimmings stoyes cleaned. pre-.
pared and put Up a. shorI notice and Attle exp=uS4
J D. ANDRES
Successor 10 Y. 81. TrowhrldEa
SIT Inns 2lO Vster.st
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sUPREME CoURr-Special Term Forrest rs
case the Judge Edwards thought
In accordance with tho decision of Superior Court that
The Code sboiiHhed the writ OF ereIt The Coda
ydes for arrests in certain nsead One of The Jus
tces Of This Court hon ever has thought othsrwise by al
loving he Great aud is desirable The question should
come before tine full Beech
Opeaing Of Deyst-The Court considered that the Com.
m,sioues have provided for tho loss Of the
fest rebuild The houses for holders o. leases and
have allow ed compensation for oss OF lime
The award 10 MIR Chester 81 hsi $4,000 which they
radnred RehaArinp
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DRY GOODS.

nRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
OMcHARG q hICHAkDsON, IS Liberty 81 invita- Inc
attention OF cash huyers trsir tock OF Goods consist
ing Of Cloths CasslmereS Vestngs, Trimmings Prints
he GoodI Bescnec shltings, Linens Fanoels Picks,
IN ct every sncle ed IN reial stock which they
s21 2rne0dE
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LAW COURTS.

SUPERIOR COURT Transferred Csendar-Be.
fore Judges Duer, Hnson and Csmpbel.-D 9 cisionA-
The Netp York Bible and Common Prayer Book Society a
ptLan vs. John 4ndrtD, and otFsrs yespoHdeats-
devices, in uus for the New York Bible and Common
PRAYER BOOK Society," and the General Theoogi Society
held to be void. Decree affirmed. out without coats
Samuel Dory ct a. Tia Nsl-Jersey transportation
Co,-Judgmenl for defendants demurrer with liberty,
&c.
Waiter Griffith, and Others ada 1braham Fan Sant.
p5ord and john H. Rsdfd-Report Of e'eree set aside
&c CRY Of Ntts, To1k ads Alien NJ SnigtH-Kepor of re.
(erees modified.
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MTEW YORK SUPREME COURT-wiLLiAh r COOK
IN CHARLES f. COOK and NIL FOWLER against HAIR
SOLOMON and JOSEPH KASklLL-sgmmons for aoog
demand the defsnjaHs You ara hetaoJ aam
complaint this action, OF Whch copy
herewith served upon eud afye copy OF your ahsss
Wastrest the City OF New fofA Ht,
twenty days after tbs service hereof exclusive Of hs Say oi5ua
you the compliant n, aforesaid we pam
tfs will tai igme hundred and ninety sS dol
lars and cents om the fret day OF July,
one thousand the costs th action
Dated July 9, 1850. k H. SHANNON PlahtEs' Attofnsy
solay6wsH
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S,UPREhE CouRT-in OF lhs Application Of ths
X Mayor Aldermen ComDouAy the CITY OF Ne" foFk
opening Eleventh from the poini ~hers
his Bloomugas Hundred and Ssysuthetrss
poa road with u a. One dunJIe aa
Twenty street the Twelfth Ward SAID CITY The SUB
creers OF Estimate and Assessment u n
ed appointed the supreme Court OF tho Stata 81
HswYors day OF NeTsmos 1872 give nocs
oil tho AcI OF the Legislature OF the
fsopls Hsw York. snttsd An Act 10 amend a.
Asst sntad laws relating particularly 10 hs
City Asst passed April 1879 passed APn
said Commissioners the above mattsf containing the uaa OF me
Of such Is
the OF tho COMMISSIONER together with snch aa' me
tbs assessment whether for damage or oenohL ana o
other documsnts which were use oy
making thar report hAa ossn dspostsd
OF tho City OF HsWforK TOT
The u,peou Of vhomsoevor may there rsman for
Iy tho Commissioner make their rsport
Supreme Court at the time aud pAfs hsfenh'r sh
s entitled An Act TO amend an Act antsd
Collection OF Assessments and Taxes tho
a. $780, passed May 1884, 70 the ownss occupant OF
occupants and unmproysd lands Affected
srsby they completed the esa and assessment ana
that whose interests Affected tasoy ana VINO may 90
opposed requested their eoectonsl
writing Banks Esq Chairman Of said ComnssonoIs
els place OF business a Nassau ihs City OF New YORK
thirty d,y, from tho data hs notice thu limits
embraced oows that All thoss
pieces OF land situate lying and being the lweh
hs Inns side Of Ons Hundred and street ana oe
One Hundred and Twenty
Hundred Twenty streets and upon hs ero1
all the lots ana psess or paren
between Ons Hundred snd Seventh ana ono
sresS,
Tsh hne hstTeau kevsnta
and Twelfth the Commissioners further g's no
ice report the above matter viii be mads and present.
nd 10 tho Supreme OF New York al Special
OF Court be hs II the City Hall IN the City OF rev
on Saturday day OF October D. 1880 al tbs opening Of
La Goa on hn, counsel be haare
! ! 3 bA BsHHRscHAEp, Commissioners.
\
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WINDOW SHADES.
6o,o 900 w1HDow7 SHADES
OB EYERY DESCRIPTION.

OF EVERY DEsCRIPEON
VEJHOLEsALE AND RETAIL, st great bargains Ia
w oI, 10 pufchAssTs from ~ up 81 +59 Psaf toa
doors RON chathnm-st trimmings cRmbrcs hc. for ice
Trsds IS luH ~. o JENKs
WINDOW SHADES,
IL ELPY RlKER 1871 ChsihAms cal the attention OF
A9ll persous wanting Shades TO their assortment Of
Shades and materials for making and hanging Shades
They make the bes! quality only, sad 'el al pces fall Is
per cent than any other manufacturers. All snaies
warranted not to stick or curl. 81 Im'
gATINDOw SHADES! eGLT SoKNICEsl DE-.
w Perry MUSLIN5, hc-FEmihes about furnishing
her windows with The above articles, will and ii J. 6.
WOODFORDs, 295 Broadway, the largest and best a.
soment IN tho city seTsrsl ne styles never before intro
fu-ed IN New. York Lace and muslin curtains drzpery,
ufeels oops pins, bands, cornicea &c. Famies par.
chasing the subscriber may rely upon getting hrstrsis
article and Ia possible 10 import or mRnufIe'
TIRE Il Merchants Buying al Wholesale VIII hnd decidedly
70 lbeir advantage call beors purch .sing esewhere
sIsn !. C. WOObPORD, 29S Broadway.
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SHIFTING sTRlPES.-lO0 bales Uncasvtne, dark
~ and asserted, for sae by
sig 2veodt 81 Exchsugs place
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LIVERY BORE ON THE sKIN-Pettsrs ,1.ofry
EcaEc.fR, consumption ke. &c sael 20 soog and ali
>sly cured vithoui any mercury by Er e call 10 The D.
y y. VloEre- g H7dsoD 81 9ood Tetsreneea WI be-
klTeD " 2a ones' Rls IRs
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.ule IawlowM Lillian 81 wall street, Nos.Yo

StUPREME COURT, City County OF New York-Dan'sl
= Miller against Francs John Rodman Summons
To the defendant FRANCIS HALL You ara hereby 'smmone
required the compliant this acton whch Tss hsi
August H. 1880 office OF the Clara OF the CITY and Comfy
OF New YORK the City Hall City, ami to ssfso copy
your TO tho complaint the subscriber al M ONCE NO
is Wasset City, within twenty days AFTER tho ssrv'eo
this 1nuou on YOU exclusive such and
YOU fail 10 answer ths plant the time aforesaid the
1ap IN this action apply Court for the ree demanded
in the complaint August II, 1886
suIoiawlOwM NELSON MERRILL, PLAINTIFF Attorney,
'''S ~ Wall
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SSUPREME CuURr-AARON SERGEANT against JOSEPH P.
GAUGER.-Com- aot ser-To JoSErH P. AU6URi You ara
hereby summoned and required the complaint ths actoa
which day the Clsrs OF the City and
County New York the City Sal ths City OF New YORK aed
copy complaint the Subscribers
their Office Wshst,.-t the So city within twenty daJe as
exclusive OF The day OF such
service; and yuu fail to sd compliant within the TINS
aforesaid plaintiff thus acton will aks Judgment 'Eainst yoo
foi the sum hundred and tN,n ave dollars, ~th interest
day July thousand eight hundred and h BE-
OF this actlonDSte3 September 20h ESQ
ALLEN. HUDSON & CAMPBELL,
sq1I IIllnt Is Attorneya. 10 WatAL
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LEGAL. NOTICES.


A DhIHIsTEAToRS sALEln psrsoo1cn o IN eEt'r = sha
@ ri . sa. Of ne Gaas OF
hs1..t AeIi3..ra1 o. n nd angular TIE soo ea-Ites a."
public dcrrhans EIchrase tbs
cy OF Fs~ Yors tbs 18th Of oetoser t~se O'CLOCK
died sssod. "! '''' '''''' ' N' no
Al that ot pses raeeio aad pourssnth Ward
the number hundred hfea westerly by
o' benz Ed "a front and fssf Is fss 'nd depth 0s
fest, and known as No. b64 Broadway.
All pee. parcel OF soaA sfa OF
ne City Of Ne" Yotl commanding Al point on sr sonta'y as OF
distant 80 feet rch"s easisry from tho corner tors
cd BY ,outher ds Of Oliver aud tbs eastsy Of Ch,A,
Chahatss II st rbes % snds formerly q tho sstats OF
Rober BcSsrt0u and sts o; deed to Js' ses Asoes
- ~, 40 10 Jar1e, street ,s, tsDcs wostsry TO sg;
uorhey s st lhes 70 tao place OF begin
sing known as No. lJ3 Chatham street 49,
=. lots No. KS ss 81 on man si, nv ~
The Anthony Lspeasr bounded eastsr Rsr
and GO uoeriy by 64 containing in front and rear rs fest
sns zach known by s Of g.
IS y, and 50 Renwlct street
All those csrtsln lots OF land ms Esh Ward q Ii. crY d
HeSY beginning Greenwich At The distance Of IS isst
norhey from The no5thsa+tsr Of Greenwich and Canal
streets tuEaS thence aoerE Along Ssa*hstIee - tsei
inches; thence sastsrb at night ar Greenwich street. ~ Test
thence .outhery u hse parallel to street. - so'
auHIbets 49, and 4Sl Grssawlch-strsst
All hatceran lot OF Ina SIesnth Ward Of SAD city,
bounded noher 'front.' By street westerly BY ot
No souaer o, ST. and ssster BY ot 40 A. containing rs
Known BY oarnbsr as on map Of lands Of tie ato an B&yard
Al parcs Of laEd the Sixteenth Ward Of tia
street. vsstsry from thu westerly Of ssrsus
running thence Uorh-r, line parAs 70 thssS'sa
ayenAs 50 feet and han nch thence sastsry, Ina
parallel Sixteenth 100 feet s westerly ha0 OF tia
seveatayeuuej sousry aoaG the same feet ness
lands of John Jacob thence Wer shout 70 estj
aad thence ,oue song sad lands to tia northsy hGs OF Six
westerly along the . feet inches
Tia SAID Sixteenth Ward Of 81 deity es
ginning point the ,outher side OF SItsath street tstVt
100 westerly tho westerly ns OF Seventh theacs
+outher Ina parallel vent 100 Zee; nehss
thence westerly parallel Sixteenth srea u fset sheaca north
sfy line parallel to Seventh 100 fest inches 20 hs
line OF Sixteenth sti thsucs sastsy dong said issi Ii
fort tho place OF beginning
All that certain said mentioned Ward, beginning al
point eastsr the north As;sE OF ssvsnha az
ard Seventeenth and sasur thance aa 80 feet, thence
nohsry thence westerly IS sati ihsucs southsr
- nshcs TO the pace of beginning
Aso that certain nasro the nis thereon situated
Knzsbndse tho sixtsan'h Ward OF tbs city OF Now Yot
Alexander hcCouo containing BREADTH ssch sds OF
spuysn Duyvs Csc loo sst and running through the ~hoo
right tie from ngh FsIot uAra 70
low water rrarh.--Datsd New York, August 10, 1880
tOl6 JOHN L. DEFELlf. PT9cVor, II naiftI
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FRIDAY IN THE HOUSE.

the finale Of our land sy.sem, and that at 70 very
distant day.
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SUPREME CoURT-Ci,y and County of New YOrk-srE
FREDERicK FRYE and MATILDA FRYE his VIE, GRaN
Richards Dauchy The Manhattan Gas Light Company
John H. Ryes0r George W Ryecu, Alexander Duntcombs
Sidney Cornell Ruuyon w Marin, AadTsw Lester Horace
Caphin Danel NJ Eys-Summons-ior rslsf ICON. ssg
To FREDERICK FRYE MATILDA FRYE his vito 700
hereby and required the complaint
this seton which wns fled n office OF ths Clerk OF the
City and County New York the City Hall SAID City, on the
lh day of May 1880 ard copy OF answsr TO the s
complaint on the subscriber h Office number q Wall sireet
the City within twenty iyS after thu scr'co Of mis-
summons on YOU the day such and
fail complaint within tbs time aforesaid the
this will apply 10 the Court for the rSlei demand9d
IN the COMPLAINT Dated New. YORK August Is 1881.
" WILLIAM J HOPfIN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
,rlo1 awinuM "a Wall street, Nev, York.
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CTnn UOn no loan on yscant lots or fGcmS near ihs
ysnIds A3nIv 10 H.C.AOAH5,
sqGIva II Wall st. New YoTE.
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GANCY ARD BLACK UASsImERES.-2so
L cases for sale By RICHARDS CRohKHlFE,
ala 2Weod' s. Gxchang e-plEce.
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GHERIFFS SALEIhursda Octooer st O'Clock No Oy
kCBOwery tbs fixtures establishment cookns
and paro furnaces, pipe brick, brit
Tin in Ree' spoons scales and tiBnsrs
toos. THOMAS CARNLEY, sheriff, JAs. K TBaAr, Deputy
6ept&, 30. sl6&3002A3
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FRIDAY NIGHT IN THE HOUSE.

A..st Right but sue of the session-the River
and HRrbor Bill-thc New York Mint Pre-
jecf-tts date-the Public PrInters, and the
appropriation proposed for their "relief,"
DC.
Correspondence OF the Tribune
WAsHISGroN, Friday night ssp!.z7
We are in the midss Of night ssssion Of il.
tense Interest The galleries are crowded, and the
Hobbies taken possession Of to unusual extent by
eager specsatoss The confusion is 80 CREST, that
it is almost impossible to hear distinctly any thing
but the crap rapi" Of the Chairmsns tBURT's,
hammer and cries Of order, order!" and the bois,
seroua "hS, ha
Immediately upon reasssmblins, the Housewens
into Committee, and resumed the consideration Of
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RRDhRIS CANAL ARD BANKING COMPANY.
L-Horce Ia hereby given the subscribers to the Pre-
ferred Stock Of The AorYis Canal and BANKING Company,
thai the Eth inRslment OF Ten Dollars per share VIII be
pay able the Isl OF October next tbs Office ofthe Con
pany IN IerSey City. Subscribers In Philadelphia, Bad
more and sshngton c VIII pay the Office Of Aesa's.
q. w. Clark Co. Philadelphia JOHN D. POE, Ssey
Jarsey CRY, Sept ia, 1850. s1o tOlss1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

SHERlFFs sALE.-hY supreme Court Ll,haner snt
CLeoPoh Lbun-r e9art Hams Solomon and Joseph HAsl
By entitled aud By
virtue OF order Of made eeu the Honorable j. WiRd
monds will expose Monday the 3Nh day September
O'Clock DAY Nc. SIC
broadway the CITY Of NewYo large quantity Of ready made
clothing consisting
coats pants casemers together large quaint
~ ready made and patterns. &cBy ordero
THOMAS CARNEY, sheria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

II PURSUANCE OF an ordefo s sSrokas Of .hs County &C
1Esw York hsrssy all
against ASH ODELL, hts Of the City OF Nav York widow
ceased present with thereof The
bers Rker Esq Yaons >. 10
City Of New York before .hs sshh day Of Rsoruay
Dated Sew York, the 2Otn DAY Of Jnly, 1870
aus la~8mm HaSRY BREvooRT s1seeto".