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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
LAW COURTS.

U. DISTRICT !aa p5.s 6sss-A
Fyeuduey obtang Letter, from me sd on caarge
q e.g al PO Once b Nay s sSs a1 ooy
h HoIhi onk Co. ard the Grafenbursh 20 nc 60 co J
sesn lie testimony showed peAl OrIn shosI lime sie
wsrd person Of ne Is WI H. let
box csllid aud was told hs, person had lds s pstn
is watch in the afternoon SG a Re 10 feeegs
1p s,,,. NOR did he deliver them TO the aefs ~ ~
no proved that any arrce OF value vas c9nsSinsu -
leers 49,, ,r obtaining letter
I'm. Io1 sFcse6pe $50 and imprisonment MOI
70 months Tne jury euDd lin gully no rsu named Pagan
WIS p: upop iris chergtd vh ek1 qS al fon
,oyeI.iyns and half s5vereigus, amounting ~ Tooms
e Psssenger the ssp ws,sloG f 10 Charged as
bsm lhe zIi6 aaten las man nsasd Gr0y
and CO brother Ths money was In pIss III. money
Erye.,ahtn II VISA shsrw.rds f1und S u' we T5e
gore Co1.idersbe money was found sue ~ e,oenz
i-ni,nop, wss ctfenmslsn,is snG aoIneThs c'1"A
To te ( ore luct d bs fc!erooh
v,s,.v CopBr-Before Judge Lyncs = Peer
Jeds va F5tGefek Blcs Claim ioI ases sI.0 an'S'
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felure The claim for So az cook of the lhp Prince
Ahei Demurrer wAa put IN behalf OF tbs captain the
deendEnt thai The cook had d5ebeyed the orders Of tie
cspsio a16 therefore forfeited hi, wakes for The VOYAGE
aSo lhal The subject Ia eis sdadlcsia, the s. Comma'
soner on application Of plaintiff having refused to Issue
IN attachment! aad declared he had forfeited The wages I1r
the u hole voyage
ntppeaed iha the captain wisned the COOK 10 perform
tns cook considered the Stewards duiy.o clean the
cabin oot-sDd The cook Refused doing several lmeI
OF wien ile weasel wss n London
deciilon al Judge sets, ihe U CJui wss shown,
10 which was held ths. disobedience OF orders oTeF
wages and ha he cspisiG has nigh, II ne ptea'sI
upcn IRE cook 10 perform ordinary se,msna duty.
This Court held that he subject Eoi res adudica
'nst Inc bars the Commissioner were not 11e
coMencen aut OF sui' only under statutory Fo7l
floq 10 tetel nine whether should commence OF not
ard ne IN adjudication The merits &c. 9he Court als9
neid inst Sssmen or patY employed en- hoard YeSe,
ores his wages oely the time of refusing TO ooei or
detthEt IA 10 the tune Of the las refusal but hal he ~
etied 10 his snbsequer 10 ha iuei SID tns' tae
adysnce money IS received shPPipg accrueE 10
snd cannot he charged against Inc wages dne aer refusal
The balance over he sdyarce tho time OF refusal beng
the amount OF forfeit Judgment for plaintiff accordingly
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CAUTION.

THE PATENT OFFICE having decided In fayof
da Rubber Railroad Spring and against w FULLER VINO
hso claimed the same hiA lnvenoo aud nj Whose hsH
gaon AID that o Horace Day iwho has lnanutacdred
the melEc vucaniZed Rubber for Ench sPngs ssYsra
Agiosd Companies have irffiuged not only upoa ine
rI2ha OF The ssid g. ~ Ray, and rendered iaeneeiVee
sbls for arse damages but ala upon The patent rights OF
Charles Goodyear sgsiEs. all of whom cults Tor damages
for cement sill be commenced IN Inc eYent OF failure
to recover comp enision speedy against Horace DsY
egairst " hem several tulIs g row pending
All RsIIosd Com oSnies cautioned sgslnst lnflnglns
upon he said psea rshs OF said Charles Goodyear, or
Of Ray 6y the such india Rubo-r car springs
ara for 6ll it mriD2 sGii3Ds v1l bs immediate
ly con Tnerced. 81 KAY, Otnce " bfosd4sy.
Annexed is copy OF be official certificate ffoG tae
CcminislioneY OF Psienla:-
COPY
UNITED BTATEs PkTESr OFFICE, WASHING TON, D. g.,
18Th aeptenoer 1850
sR You hereby inra cd thai In tia OF HE in
iefsrehce bet Seen ot4 claims and ihcse Of W Fuller
upon which bearit appointed TO lsks plsce he
second AoLdsy in Aueusr he question If priority Of In
Yenton hEs been decided 10 yonf favor enclose copy
of The decision
The ie simony in toe Is open TO The Inspection
OF hose concerned
Yl1r, respectfully
Ggred DELlITF g LAWRENCE.
Acnug CUmmisso,.I " Paten!s.
Kelley, Eia, tiez.Yo.k. oi sN'
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IMpoRTED 0ARpETINes,

FUK THE FALL THADD.
81 8ITa LOUNS5ERY are now receiving iEalf 3 2
y plss for The fail Trade, consisting of ROYA1 pAPE&
TRIES, BRUSSELS IMPERIAL FHREE-fLI, IN
GRAIN and other cARPETiNGS, comprising one 81 ihS
largest compst5 8pd desirable aEsofme1s 5Te op
ieTed n thz market
Kboir purchases betns acde entirely Tor CASH ador6
hem advantages IL making selections mai bus few poss9ss
and anablea ihar2 70 sell al he ove7 p0saibe prces
English Tapestry Carpss, rom lis 10 l4s per yard
English BruIse; Carpets, from So to iCI per gard
GnElah Three-ply GR?peis. from 10 10 lNs pe7 yaTd
American Three-ply Carpets, rom 70 10 per yard.
alngigh and imarc7I s1Dsraas Ingram Carpets iFoAs
Enshsh and American dns Eazrain Carpets from .si' 10
ser yard. ,..,
Common Ingram GGrpeg rom % . 70 pei ara; ,oop
Al,o large .tock OF Engish and American FAOOA
OIL CLOTHb tom Zee! 10 % fac; vide.
DRUG0ETlNGS e., 81, IA ana ISL T1ds, |5l'n
rho"e oe,nItmsY o. ali shet goods connected Wiih lae
srndS ,e~sIvIoxy sAfYH L LOUNSBERY,
,Sa u lia PearIat sxth CaIpas store from ChAham.s
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

STREET.lMPRovEMENTs = Onrepos! ofthe Street
Committee, On Monday evening, the assessment
lists for Fifth, South. Sixth, Even, Ainse and one
or two other streets-amountipg in all to sbout
$4,000, were given to the Collectors
soUTH.FIFTH-sT.-The opening of this beautiful
street is in a measure locked up. An application
was made about Ave years ago. under the old rule
that is, jury of twelve men from other towns or
counties, with two Juatices of the Peace to aasess
and award for the opening The Jury completed
their labors and were ready to report, but they
demanded SO day each for the time they had
been employed which the Village refused to pay,
contending it was more than Designated by law
ard they refused to report and the Court at Brook
lyn did not see ct to proceed against them by at
tacbment No repor. has yet been made, and al
the Jurors except two or three we understand
are dead 1t requires petition Of three.quarterG
of the owners OF the line to do away with former
applice ton and commence anew, which has not
been obtain ed. The atreet In short time, how
ever il is apparent, will be opened by the force of
it's own Improvements.
TIE Proposed CANAL.-The Street Committee
on Monday evening, expressed Itself favorable to
the project of Canal through the third district
from Newtown Creek on the North, to intetsec! at
at Moore.st. The Canal to be erected by Brooklyn
from Wallabout to Division avenue, the contiuua.
ton Of south Sixth st on the South, as being the
best il not the only method OF drainage. BY re-.
Quest of the Committee, the work on the South end
of Ewen-st (which is being raised several feet
vas suspended for one week, in order to give the
Committee time for further inquiry.
GAS PosTs AND FIxTUREs.-The Finance Com
nittee lof which the Board of Trustees forms 3
part not having voted, although acticg upon tbs
subject, an appropriation to light the streets with
cas-. the question came before the Trustees whe
Their an appropriation should be mads chargeeble
TO next wears account A select committee, con-
ssting Of Messrs. HoughtoD, Day and Winans,
was appointed who reported Oh Monday evening,
the probable expense, estimating the village
would forthwith require 800 poats and lamps the
cost of which would be SIS to SIS each. Fhe
subject ia to be brought up on Monday next. The
gas works which are very extensive will be ready,
probably LIST November, and pipes have been laid
through several of the streets. The usual ds-
tance in New York, for gas lamp posts, in so feet
seets ia LOO feet apart, that is alternate sidee
Of the street, having two on the corners of each
cross street The Gas Company is we'll represent
ed in the Board OF Trustees, three of the members
and the President of the Board being stockholders
Mr. Houghton ia President of the Gas Company,
and the President Of the Board of Trustees, Vice
President Measrs Winant ard Lay, the majority
of the select committee, are not stockholders
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SERloUs ACCIDENT -A104s 10 aid.n yea.se
day morning one ofhe men In lae employ OF sr OGetbg
painter "a-s Y. while engaged painting The front
OF me bibnAn Hotel II Fu,oG in his eiIy lei fram
SECOND bot 10 Tie psyemeas helow Te rops by which
oTose and he pfecpiiAlsd ftom high. OF probably
AZ ieet The tdde, with him aud Yeg the force
CT The descent thai the awning 10 fontuf tn. store h-ow
WA broken through, and he descended through tbs
pavan emf falling with his back tbs ladder aud the
oLcS OF his head striking the tagging. The MINIS lie yas
20 oonos saved by the awning, which broke
IT, be was endeIed inEentble for lon minutes AFTER
lie occurrence. AFTER he abs TO speak he complained
ofpnn Ia his back ana in his head bat ou1atey
gre thought 10 heve bean broken 81 conveyed into
The Hotel ~ all that could be dous tie propretors,
AesGrG Edmond ( Sors was done Dr. Cochran was
called 10 and administered his professional
Sigbt hopes entertained for hls recoYery.
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Fl. MULLER, Auction ear.

ADRIAN Ii. MI LLEh Aucuot eoT.
9HDTEH BURROUS FLOWER RODTSs
aSGREENHOUsE AND GARDEN fLANTs.-kpRi-
AN II hULLEk will sell al auction on Thursday Oct.
81 al lO3 oc ock at the saPs room, Wall at choice COLI
lection Of Greenhouse Plsnts consulting 10 part OF Came
lias Orange and Lemon TIeeB Pispoums, ALejtass
Aoes Rhododendrons Aclclas Eupbobss and segonlasp
together wh collection OF snuib Americas Plants Also
20 Dutch Su hous Flower Roofs hy the package from
the ce cdr aed F0risS Van Wavesen Son, Harlem Ho
land just lBLded aud In fine order. o22t'
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y. COTTON, Auction ee !. ,

p,
4 ARGE SALE OF NEW AND sECoNDHANu
L iFJRNITURE-THiS DAY Wednesday, Oct 2, al l0k
o'clock a, he auction rooms 50 Beekmsn and SO Ann sH
very large and general assortment Of god a,nlt com,
prsirg several SOFAS tees ts French eteuc@
and card table dress bureaus feather beds hair
chamber snts capet aud oil cloths ioa aud hall
gzpdolez china and gasR ware wsfdrobes ohce desAa
stores kitchen furnare &c. Also, several dozen fancy
lab es Also dozen patent beds!esds Also, very nos
gold watcher Sale positive, rain or shine. oZiF
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oLMsfNAo,s PATENF sFoYKls

HALLS, cHuHcHzs, STORES. PARLo4s, OFFICES, &c.
y9iHE 81 8sCRiBER Eoud call the 3uendon OF inosc
In want OF 8oYes to his tompeta kssorttnen OF ths
most approved psuarps OF begging s1d cooking soyes
Also manufacturer and detls IN pli9 1pd J9os1aed TN
Stove Opponents and Trimmings 5tJves Cleaned, PIE
pared md put up At snort notice and lille expense
J. ID. ANDREWS,
Successor &c =. &. ProHhrdge,
al Ink 30 Wster-s!.
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WUA1rO PY.OuMDEUR

8uNgMlYH 70 PIE KING OF gaE BELdIARs
NHE Subscriber (os aasn, in The United s!2ss for the
ssie OF The celebrated Viyaho PeumdeurS hfe arms)
Ii prepa ed 10 receive and all orders for gnA
pistols nc kc OF I'll descriptions on the most fAvofabis
terms and With Dispatch 20! patterns AID urlher parc
alarB apply e LOUIS d. ECLu5E,
irpS
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MEl)IClENh his
APPS HEALTH RESTORATIVE BIT


KNAPE'S HEALTH RESTORATIVE BIT
TIERS.
FENHIs PREPARATION is NOT MERELY A TONlCs
az Alternative restorative but Grand COMBINATION
ofthe II gently " mulaes By rs aanngens proper
ties the relaxed and torpid Btomachaters tho condition Of
HE secreons and through Them OF Tho bocdrenoyaieE
Emo reyiiazes tie dormant energies OF The physical iys.
tenn and by IympAIhy improves The animal spirits To all
who suffer from Ipcgeslion, Bilious Disorders, Neryoua
Exeitabiy sict Headache, Loss OF Appetite Fsntngss
sp,as 81 Gddses
end Dimreas OF Sight, hbooug Pains Ia lie Stomach Op-
preston after EesIs, LowEess OF Spirits Chronic Datra
hes lregulariy Of he Bowels Dropsy Jaondice or any
OF lie diseases aceable to indgeSon and morbid IN
dion OF The stomach, nerves, yer bowels or any OF tbs
ec eye organs This preparation s recommended "a an
absolute specific. For Mysteries, fsning fs, and ma
c'iy Of The diEegses 10 which Womans fragile ays.ea
Ter peco LIABLE i ~. 6s ioo5e fs SO. ai
desire TO possess ,ha greatest OF temporal 5essnkss
iound mind ard sound bodJit hheud be hailed DO VI"
lheetsrchor Of hope and health. ....,a
The follow ing anoog The many evidence: Of ,ae "s'
fetal results Of Knapp, Health Restorative s!Itsrs
To ORA. Knapp. $50 Hud.oa Street.
GENTLEMES .,,,,u,bta reno.
Sod Ieleye from The dbneisiDg naadies WIZ 1t
was afflicted However as 90 goTr prspar s;on tidal
sIsw VIZ a vs. DO 90 ~ To om g.er
pnts resolution bad DSes sssqasoby digestion
bas ana o % pd With s of dsosoes
fasened upon me Az ,g HEALTH REsTosAT!yE sJTsRS
7an and re eo e eog eoSG a.s ha
a. 1u Ials stssely know sL ad, g beat
Ss HAP de p9;'ssi
Pie SO ees5gh s D6po. s62 HadsoD o. 81
1s11sgs@7--, a. ,,nkfkp sAL&.-fhs r scinc BOX
"a Bib r. i. 0iue perbcle1 .p=.r arrangements foc
Sen .s Roc, san s 'IDis and 3-y
gre ,n,,on a. the !osveal Tste ootccoJla
u w.. b, qoceataers gseaad ROSA ss % az
os4I he i,nou6 II cocihEv viii hoinngSr app
81 sl ina estabtsbgs - eysry perl!cr u
. srr1seir .isnase6 Before sfna'rs sf sN''oi'''
:. -, = r,,,ofy ~ IN 0fb@a lhs Bfost ban forA
~ . t,s.serI l,ruor5 Rnes 5>s Je fstcflat
49, ~, ,earFrL rorter Of rfi d
ta.aa s1S 5r=o3'l &. aAHSGa. AE"as.
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D. s. HoUGB. Auc,ioneer

D. 8. HOUGB, Auctoheer
Y'HL5 DAY Oct z, ct lek A. u at ~ Beekmau a. t,
large OF second hand furniture, cornPfisns
bede bedding NC Consisting In part OF Iolass
bureaus wa,hoiauds Ffench bedssssds mahogany e1ss
rockers, table, several secoud hand carpets variety
OF crcckery china and glsss wae &c Alao, several
superior hair mattresses, down beds and pillows feather
do comforter cushions, &c, Also good assortment Of
new cabinet furhilure, carpe g. oil cioth &c o. ~
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WM. W SHIRLEY, Auconeer.
On CRATES or OPENED UROUKERY AND
%UGLAss-WEDNESDAY. oc'. 2, al 10 O'CLOCK, q 81
wIism.Ei, consisting OF chambers Jugs, Fowls plates,
dishes bakers all sizes TIE whole ia lots suII res
taers grocers Sale poaiye. AAo Britannia IanpSs
candlesckB, caBloTS, &c. oil 2iis+
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, OCTOBER 2.

sAca1LEeE,-O On Saturday or Sunday last, soma
the l o ofO p in Granada Hall, and stripped
the regaia of Myrtle Granada and Cornucopia
Lodges of the valuable jewels appended thereto -
All thu closetG, save that OF Granada, were ran.
sacked, and their contents scattered in every di.
rection.
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] ". BROWN, Aut uoueer.
AB.D RERHITURT RI

". BROWN, AuttioDeer.
HOUSEHOLD RURRITURE House Euralsd-
l1Dg Articles Piano.Forte, &c. &c.-FHi5 DAY, We'd.
neadsy, Oct at III o'clock at 81 Broad gay, will be eod
stock OF hand urnufe Including evsfy eiy
OF paror chamber and dining furniture, ogetle
with large asaorlaent OF useful add ornamental nousa
furnishing atcies Also rosewood panofode, out lla
med O2I
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.


IL An enthusiastic Wing meeting was held
at Jersey City On Friday evening. A. Van SAINT.
voord in the Chair, and j. NJ. Baker, Secretary. D
s. Gregory R. Gilchrst, A. Van Santvoord,
NcMartin, g. w. Savage were appointed Dale
gates to the District Convention, and dpeeehes
were made by P. G. Dummer, II. j. Southmsyd
and others, and they adjourned with resolution
"tbas John Runk be the next Governor OF New
Jersey," which was carried with prolonged cheer
ing
similar meeting in HartimuS, Anderson in
he chair, and 6. Quaiife, Secretary appointed
Robt. Mclaughlin, ]. D. Miller, l. w. scudder, q
N. Trsphagen, G. Van Worst Jr. Delegates to the
District Convention.
ACCIDENT ON THE RAILRovD.-Ass the Phladel-
phia train was passing through Newark av yeaser'
day morning at 81 o'clock, the locomotive cana in
contact with coal cart belonging to Mr. Holmes,
and the horse attached to the cart wss instantly
killed
STEAMER CREoLE-We notice al on9 Of the
wbarves in our city trim, peaceeble looking yea
sel. kind Of crosa between Norsh River steam-
boat AID an ocean steamer, with bQrgee hSlng
At bsr oafF with the name Creole" inscribed
thereon She is, We ara told the zane VesEel
which took Gen Lopez's unsuccessful and Ill star
red expedition to Cardenag, and wss very near De.
coming prize to the Spanish steamer P1zarro, on
Kew West She came on some time since Tor re-
no;Ts The Pfza1To has also been here, bringing
ibe wife of Count d'Alcoy the Captain General of
Havana loeH''ii0''
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w. MCCORMICK, Aucuoneer

w. MCCORMICK, Auchoneer.
MAJ NscO0RMlCK 81 Ges. wll sell This DAY.
w at 10 O'clock Is Spruce at oil the firntmre moi
taken froro 1903 Warren Also, IL superior secoodhand
80 as sofa edsesdS rs wrag paper 10 boxes of
TOAD couners trunk OF clothing, dry goods OF
brass 10 dozen sherry and port wine, sseAn or
lrcn safe OF III
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NEWARK ITEMS.

xzr The Newark Orpha Asylum Association
will hold their next anniversary in the First Pfef-
bytetian Church on tomorrow evening, when adj
dre,ses will be delivered by several Clergyman,
ond the exerci,eg will be diversified by zeal music
by the Orphans OF the institution
DREADFUL AccIDENT.-We hear as we 60 70
nress that pr Collins Knapp of No 81 Liberty 81
Vas caught in the belt CT ateam engine Ia .de
" Avenue Works" near the depot and selon'g
ipured-to what extent we are not nofm 4, ;os
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AUCTION SALES.
u BAN&S, RRnTIIE b - - e. na..n

vpy xawsA1s,, = p, sEkWIN, Aucuoneer.
NssI a1 1e made upon AL cons!somsai,.
=, ~ nave "a preparation 10 Be so,J IS s.sfy ia
sb Boo KS uts received including one Of se "
nsnmen ever msde by Mr. kohn, vel well a. several
and exporera Il IN iuclode say sSxlp o ,
American publishers especially Of Annnsis CI6 49, fS''
and works In handsome bindings and Glsalratss 49,,
adapted to the approaching Holiday season TS'As
AT PRIVATE SALE
large assortment OF printing and wiling papers Also
Bohns very valuable ard popular series, u0de o ,ies Of
the Standard Library, the Classical Lotsry the Antigua,
ran Library the Scientific Library snd the Illustrated lib
raw each Embracing The best books iASued In ha
Eiyfe and unparalleled In chespuess Ths ls. Issues,
which are us receved the second volume OF The nov
eAnou OF JunuA Yassris Lives Of Painters, Sculptures
and Archecs Aristates Nichomacheaa Ethes, F&1sl,e
with notes orig ns sud selected, an
&c BY R. W. Browne NJ ard CfuiEs3An6@ xn'es
ous. ca ard desert with illustrations Orders for hsAa
and ill the previous volrmes promptly executed Aso
Lardnefs Lectures on Science and A EwoaTSs ~
lies and Mechanics Henpeiis Dopb EbIy Book' Keep
Ing. reE edition. &c &c &c.
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z C8RE.-T he dndersigped bezs Ieaye iodts~ nc e!
"a isnon OF Architects Engineers MschnisIs, Opticians
Matchmaker jewelers. aud manufacturers Of all kinds u In
srunen,s dis and extensive essonant Of hDe gt1
EiSH fSPUg3) AND FyIsa FILES AND FOOLS, Also
his u ported ard Own manufactured sAPHgMATiCAL
DRAWING NsTaUaEtsTs Of sw So snd English sty!s
ghi:h Offers vary essooaDe prices ORDERS Tor S.g
kind OF instruments yin be promptly executed by 2
BIsENN ANN, Importer Of Watcnmeaers and jewelers.
FLEA and Focs Ad mknufscfsr 81 AaIh Instruments, "a
FultoE-s, si2 lm1
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ao DANCING ACADEMY.-sIeNoR CHER
20 ARDl thankful fer the kindipsuontge Of lsatseaIon1
INA respe cuy begs info hls patrons and the public
Mk tha! HE Dancing Academy eli Broadway, WIN be
opened the reception OF pupils Saturday Oct ais
Private cIates In school families attended to- Terma
made known on application 10 signor Q;
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lIOR SALE AT AUORION,-The following de-
scfibed properly will be sold at auction Ell lhs 51er'
chart Exchsr ge on THURSDAY, the l7h day OF Qcio,
Der mat y N unless csposed Of Ia the meantime al
FOR sALE-The following parcels of Land, In West.
chester County, the Village OF Wes' Farms u mi es
hom Mott Haven
Lot No contains s6-lO0 sces situate al the Junction
Of The road e aiding from West Fstme Weslchester aud
Fo1s Lime aud within five minutes walk OF the village.
Lot No cor tars sSl0d acres adjoining The above on
Pox's Lane includes about acres OF woodland.
Lot No s. ccntains 81 S0l00 acres next adjoining on
Fox's Eare-ircludes about acres woodland.
Lot No f. contains 50 s9Q0 acrea, next adjoining on
Poxv Lsne-irclades about 10 OF woodland, ard
sbcu. ~ acres Of salt meadow on the rear
Lot No s. contains SO IS 100 acres next adjoining, On
Foxs Lsne-includes about acres Of woodland s1d ID
acres OF salt meadow on the rear. ,,,,,
Lot No g. contains 26 4690 acres with The buildings
ind improvements situate between Fox's Lane AMI la
Bronx, mm datey opposite 10 West Farms Vnlsgs
s sore Mansion 81 by So feet two story WIN bass"
uent aud ac ard piazza front and rear, farn houses
barns ,eoes cattle pens laundry ice and smoRe mousse
&c. &C. 49,.
The division the above has been made with the view
to afford TO each parcel one eligible a. elevated
building se, with other congeueptes az 10 Inc arranS
tho grouLds In their adaptation 10 separate occu"
patton.
and are situated in beautiful and rapidly Improving
section OF the country. - ,,,,, COX, "a
Por further particulars apply 10 HARRIS WILSON, 10
wall at or to THEODORE MARITIME, twenty Eighth
ct between Eighth and Ninth avenues where mApS OF me
property can be had. CIR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
DANCING.

40 DANCING ACADEMY, No. 80 Howard.s!.--
"a Mr. PERAkCHIO the frat professor Of the new Pa
R riian Dances has .he honor 70 apprize The public that
GIN having engaged Mr Alleo, great proteGs0rs
bis pupil he Will able hencsiorh undertake all ihoGa
which he hss been compelled to refuae and asos
csIea of Young ladies' and gentlemen a: hs academy
private Lessons la families from tw eys personl az
Tended by pianist 49, Polka, nungsfisn, newly in1enI
ed by Mr. PsTlrchlo. i3Oo
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AETIND0sy sHADaG. aIL2 ooRNlcEs! bE&.
wv Perry MUsLlNS, kc-gsniilies about turnisiinS
thcir windows With iho 2ooVo articles, viii aud ST J. Q
WOODBOED'S 295 Broadway tho largest and bss' 10
sortort In the city se7srG styles before lure
duced In New-York Laos and i1uEn curtalnS drspesy
tFose. loors pnc banda, cornices &c sAmilles par
sTcle and 40 low Is posabie 10 import OF msnlfss
mrs H. Merchants buying ct Wholesale VII hnd decidedly
to thei- Edrartsse CAL before purchasing e1eWheTs
alsH J. @ WOODBURY. ~ BroeoHSS
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AA7INANT,s PRIVATE Boarding gchoolror Soys,
w al Litle Ferry, pine miles from Hoooken q j. fhs
Thr school r under the charge of A WlNANT aud lady.
Tbe number of scholars is limited 30 gi1iaen who may
tor the school under twelve yesrs OF age and he fitted or
business Terlns for tuition and board from 500 to $40
per year Circulars nay BIO obtained 8! &F II Osrandsf,
conner Canal aud VaricE ss NawYOlk. $40 linz